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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

BRDOKE CoCET.-Court for this county
commcnces on the third Tuesday in Sep.
rember. being the Goth. The cases Of the
State against DOnOvcr and others, for q
felony in stealth: horses from George
Hooker some months ago. will probably
excite some interest, and are about all
there is On the docket 50 Ear, Of particular
interest to the public. The prisoners are
in jail at Wheeling Wrisbucg Herald
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

4 PGNILY in Cincinnati, who have
lived for twenty years mainly on vcgeia.
bic and fruit diet, have never been obliged
10 take medicine, or to call physician
but twice in the whole time. The paren Is
are healthy and vigorous. and have raised
a family Of eight children, including a
pair Of twins and set OF lriplets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
The Head OF the New French Min
istrY.

General COUSIN. MoXTAuBAS, Count of
PalikaO, the head Of the new French Min
istry, is seventy.four years OF age, having
been born in 17O6. lie distinguished him
self in his youth in Algiers, where he nt'
tanned the rank Of General. His title Of
Count was bestowed upon him for his
services in the first expedition Of the
French and English against Pekiu in
1880, in which that city was taken and
pillaged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

H-HOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOUIS r
SGLTERBACII, who SeETed four years In the L. $.
Army during the late war, Il Z candidate for the
once II Recorder for Ohio County. He Is = No
1ry Public tor the last four year,, and can be
recommended By our Governor. LOUtS P. SALT.
EEBAcH Is poor fellow, consequently be can't
Epepd any money Tor eleeiTOnGeing. but he
knows hIs friends will belp him. He Is subject
70 the decision Of the Republican Convention.
auq9.eod' MANY VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

49, FOR SHERIFF. EaiOyJ LHHkR9n-
ka ar: A; Tie solicitation o. many fdendS,
VIZ. B. STldSoX has eneae1:kc 70 have bis naue
Announced - . eaBdiGSte fos the SbeFta1iCy Of
Ohio C0unTy. II eiected. be will nee his hest
End+avor, 70 SeEve TIE public tiIhfaIly And i'm
ra.tfIIIy. Nj. SIMPSON viii Of oo1rks, abide the
ceeisi0a Of The County Republican Convention.
IAoaA oas be bid GoS3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

49, FOR SHERIFF. -EiitorT IsIilLGss-
* ar. Yoe viii pleASs announce JOAN
Howell o! Clay T0EpA9ip. a Al lndependeni
CADd!d1te TT SktsiE Of Ohio Cosn;y ~ tie e.
q - 6lsc:i0n, E1bIse: 70 10 Si1s GAMBIA dc
SsErsS MANY VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
sArrRpAY. August 70, ls.o.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

EoE sovEEHoA
WILLIAM z STEVENSON.
OF WoUt Cosn:y.
nEcE17AET o. 7aE sTATE,
--JANRs y. PIPES,
OF NAEAAAl CoSs'F.
ArurT0h
THOMAS BOGGESS.
o! Roa.s Cozn:E.
TE1LIrEER-
: JANIS A. NACATLEY,
'''.''' OF OaL1 Coz=:y.
A.7oEyET sENEEAL
4 BOLTON CALDWELL.
OF ono CO%a:!-
grrsE ,cFEEnE tprET OF ATTEALA-
JAMES II. Brown.
" ElsIE.A CORY.
PSa coNnEs4-HHIE DtsTGScT,
NATHAN CORP. JE.
H1uiSoO CosEy.
Fo2 ooySEEss-sEooSD DtS7EtT,
JAMES C. NcGRET. ...
On Preston Coza:y.
PoR uoEsEETS-THTEo ocETGc.
JOHS 5. wTTCHER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

TT STANDS UNRIVALLED!-
L RAFTs DIARRIRA COMPOUND.-s1fs
and sure A cure guaranteed in every cas-. Keep
It In your houts. Take 1t with yog wheR you
tIavel. Sold By dealers in medicines everywhere.
NASHVILLE, TESX., Dec. let, ISIS.
NeAsrS. NtCGIt, K'raTt d o.:
GEHT1ExES-I have been usIRe your ''Di1T.
FhVd CRapsyJNJT In my family for some time.
and can lay With much pleasure, that Il l. one .!
the 6e.l !R:Iitines Of the kind that have ever
uSed, and do cheegtal!y recommend II 10 my
Eiend4. With much respect an yonr friend,
v. n. METCALHE.
ofMeEe1lis, Bro. q Co.
Iuu1.Tue, ThuEASGt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

An Illinois paper regularly appears with
three blank columns, which are headed
thus SPECIAL Notice-Thesc columns
are reserved for those merchants who
ought TO advertise"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

nSfOR REcoRDER-EiiagI IEIG!lI2tS-
~ rST: 4: ;hs GG.aeS: Ee7geS: Of tae GE::
nan tiEIzepS Of Ohio C0anIy.1 GEHUGnep uySelE
- candidate fox Recorder Of Ohio C0onty, snb-
Ne: alU3JG 10 ihE 6e6i5!Os Of tie Republican
81 80 JoHS ". SCHULTZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

r. YoR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT =
N.1fyy. E,Hlrb. PIeaEe aasoaAce The rAs.e O
SAHU'u B NcCoLIocI % CG16i81:e tnE CIert
u Ct:czi: COz:i. EshSect 70 tie decision o! II.
Ee2EbHcta NOmIr1;iRH C0nventSoR.
t-rtS MANY FRIENDS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

EFoR SHERIFF .-R4Ryt. Eiisb(V. PJeaAe
tas6sHeR isII THoHAA J. BL-AIR win b CAE6i.
ta:R IN The OSoa Of SheriS Of Ok!0 Ccsniy A.
tsE easztEs eleeti0a, S3bie=: % TIE decision OF
IT, Re2e5szs CSznEy C1gTeat!1a.
1sR5 MANY NOTEkS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

A WRITER in one OF our exchanges c1.
presses the opinion that it was shameful
ior Napoleon TO leave Eugene and 60 to
Nancy; seeking another engagement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

49, FOR sHEBlFF.-M1syE. Elite. !.
~, Pie4ts az 70 Hy Hiss4 hat vii =:
! CIsa!9i:e sos SAz.E .r 0sio coesfy Al tie
epaIRg eltGioa, peoTiGed ! &c: tAE son!rAtoa
Il The Rep2biiEan CuaTEaoOa- ,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

49, FOR SHERIFF.. -Nt4Ir.. Eti;g~t !.
~. P.eahs Anrosnoe or EelloT-c;;jZEa
R!cs1ed 5. Brown u eAadidAiE 70: SheTtG, sub
Iect % he deriI!oa o: rhS Ohio CGGzty Repshli-
az CoGTea;i0s- ,.,.--,,,..-
Az AANl WI A6S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

- FOR sHERIET.-NarI. E5inr1:
~, PieSAe 1Hnoeaes TIA; John Bish9p
III s Fzpp9.ted 70: She.iS o. Ohio Coz5:y :;
the coming e!errson. EsbIee: 70 he decision Of
Tie Rsp55lie1s Nominating C"aTsad99: ey
And MANY FRIENDS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. FOR RECUKDER-R.sr, EGac.
I..e1ks Aaa.s. ne ;As nll1e q GO II kEETz ~
A laa;e 81 Rsr1Gde' 81 Otto Comfy, Iss-
jec; slE1yH 10 III deeis!Oa q IL Rep1bAeGn
COaTe1fidas
asES0 MANI VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

~ YOR SHER1FF--HtsvS. ELjtOC1:
~. Pieas< announce o1r moe: worthy fei.
I0E-ciilLGn. VIZ. HASTTHsS, A. e3n8dSte foI
SbeTiS Of Ohio County. Eubjec: 20 the oeGtEion
Of The Ohio Couuty RepGblican CoaVsAIion, and
Ii NAVY VOTES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

WEDLOCK.-THE BASIS OF
w Civil SocEr;y.-EssayS fos Young Men, on
The honor and happiness Of Marriage, and the
evils And dangers Of CeI!bAcy-Uish sanitary
help for the attainment Of mIu's tue position !n
life. Sent free, in .eAIed envelopes. Addsess,
Howard ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
rna2tdEw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

THE DYEEREXcE,-The county levy
in Brooke this year is 25 cents on tue
500. In Ohio it is 90 cents on the 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

SHFoR sHRRRR.-1b " CEfstas Il 0iiO
Cs4IslV. AZ TIE FsqsesI Of ~ f4es4s os-f
zTteh ~ CIsdI1ais foH She:is q OHIO Ccsa.
y, saRieetHD Tie Rspsbliean CasTsei!gl Of Az
:Dz.Iy T. " MCCLELLAN.
Hugs OF gipe:1.de Nal WoSkS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
i Wheeling August Rnles, 1870
LOuIn j. Humphrey Attachment
William r. Downing In A''nnp'is
The object OF this Gult Is To recover from The
E1fd william r Downing the sum Of $50 90 due
from him 10 the plSiudR lDC service rgnde3ed md
vUTk and Labor done In keeping house fos aid
defendant, and the eOsts Of this sulL And Am.
6GYit having been died IN this cause th8t the de-
EeDdSBI. William r Owning. f . nonresident
Of the STATE Of West ViriniA. on motion Of the
pIainitd hy her attorneys, 1t Il Ordeted that said
In one month OGlsr the date Of the aTst plbheA.
tIVn hereof. tO-WiI: within one month amer the
18th day Of August. $50, and do what is neceS-
AR to protect his interest In this suit.
TeSte: A. II. CHAPLIIE, Clerk.
W.P. 4 D. L. HUBBARD. p. Q. AuSIl-4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

e~POH SHERIFF. -EiIitsr, Eai.iltgeDr,r:
~ PIeaAe aEnosnec ne A. tht Peoples
Candidate for the SbefiEsIiy Of Ohio Comfy.
jr$@-' HENRY C0SAST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

C~PoR SHERIFF .-RsIErI. En:1FI. Pas
2SsORses L L. Wn-LIAHt - CAadtdA;e tGF The
csc Of s5eEia Of Oato CSGaIy. Eao!ecs 70 The
t4c;Glos Of REpG sJSaa Cozn:y CopTent.3S.
80 N1ST FRIENDS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

r. HCgRAH FOB OHIO CoCSTT-SGI
ole as5Fe p: SHEEtYy y sA'-B EsIi.5~, Please
I:ao!rce WriiIAXC. PICK - lie WO:EtHZEsat
CAIa.dL:e !Ds Ss:siG- HIsler: % he es'sistcs Q.
Of Cc;0h=. Is7p. --,,,...
RsSS~S MANI NVTbhS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

THE annual Camp Meeting will be held
this year az Oaslemans Run, Brooke
county, beginning on the 2jth inst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

n~RoR ASSESSOR--we are aathodzs3
% Announce tie name Of EHiah Day
i e1a6ida:r 70: AaEeSSo. EoC the City District
II lie EcsziHS election A2<S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
New Advertisements.

NOTICE THE PARTNERSHIP
r!El.st. tn ~ GA: and ToaAsrO Bcsi1ssa' ~
eIrE eiSroIIet: ~ natal c5L.%Gt
Tk= bGsiBeSs nj. b s~ttlsdbY JohH S'5153ef'
VSo an - foIBd ~ til oit SiaE4s 80. = Van
SgPee,. Cen TX WberLoE. Ia T1e1rro 9ttnl1s
All h. epE;iHHa6 - koFg;os14e Gn6Ef " m
pSlsS Il joA8 SeAaeidfs : Co -
,ss9' c :. MILE.
N-OTICE-ON THURSDAY. THE
y i;rs Of AaEz.;. XII eoaaszes 70 PCT IL
b-z t.sEsS =: ;As H4:c: EasE.- AaG O. IA;
dsTard rs:!I IAs Eo:k Is eoS.P!e:FS, TlH -
eloapel!e,4 70 s:o2 al sI.eE; hose
Ct!1eas Gsv requested to UAsie 10 W1'sF iati
'A' y JOIN W. CUMMINGS,
ar9 Sap...nIsaderI Water Woke,
TINTED STATES MARSHAL's
L, SALE-BF Ttrfrs o. N orde: h Bank
rsp:ey q the District Cos'i Of ihe ta!ied siaist
District Of Wet ViEStniA, IsaA,l, o.
Thlr.AAy, the lSlh DAJ Of AUgIHt, 1870,
Proceed TO .xu 4; pGbge ARt;ion. ~ The Store
Rrogua No. J Odd Fellows Han, Monroe stTe$e
Whe~ltn.. V. Va the entire EtOcE Of GGocEFiss.
Proris!oI4 and PTpdzet, oOnsA!nSd IN aid store
Rooea AID hCEly be9onSinS 70 WIi!AH ID. NOME.
Al s1lae Cinae md Pike will also cell iSs LeAse
10: said Store Room.
an AGIhoSiEe6 10 sell said $;ocE or an! PAT
;htFto! At pFfTG.e SALE. and pASE!es desiring 10
pU4rhASe can examine he kanse u any ttme pre-
VtoaS 10 sale.
WV. Il IRWIN.
Dep1ty NATthal and Message:
FoCH. shck, L. >. Ma. D. w. Va.
ArSCST SEa- lsal. aug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
September Il, IS, 1871, 1910.

SeplenlDeI l4, 10, lb6li, lSlV
Hr.s Day edrs,4,y. <p'. lHl
No. I.-Prrniza $40 2. p4sE.s- j, p.a.I
uOCEe4. NAnes * GSitlEEt. . :, a.i4J
ptease; ale Ast'f. t.7s; -. t!S
G:SG bore. So so 'econ4, F:''afsit
No 3-PrrziEa $50 so' T',;;.l. >.Ilgl4.
harpeAe: mile A.ats. s-.;i!sI {sSr
En-; SorSe, 80 . secV=:. e. . :s-;G
No. 2-Prrn1iam OF $50 Is Tn.:!ag H4,a,
Marc o. Geld;nGr. IL A1'Ee-4. "a; ",
neTes beaten nIzs'-. Is yzstit; rir
hea:G- bks! 3!a s g.! = m sat<Is
10 seeon6-
S%eoDA Day-TEln4ay. SH. l;th.
No. 4.-PreniuE San fos ;,o;.-:. saaso.,
harness: tho ME beat. ~: !.:I So
10 GsSI hoCse, 50 - sas.ct =; . III!
No. s-Psenlln $50 70: REza.=g H.t,a Nlse.
or Gel6!nEs: mile heats -: -: { ilH
tOGTS: borse, 50 To tecrc4 e - Hid
No. 6-Peaiuu $50 fo- Tre:=.: Hs-t
NAses OF GeitiszS "a G4'st.a, a5s arAu,
best ; in S. $50 50 IN; s-i1 f!Hp
sSoOU1H ~ 70 taEF
Third Day-Fritly. ~. lGI.
No. 7.-PremIrm, valze &;al. Silst: P4:t .tlss
Ea4test Red Eye CUl;. =. *; Y E9sd1
Red Eye, oWrr: )! J / bt'.s! ",
mile heats. beSS3!a:
No. s.-Premium 500 70: T.o:;.E; Ha''a
N1res OK GeldinzI 4 kA!sets ii; Nm
never beaten 80 IL p. sEe. XIX Atia
bett StnS 81 % AT se:Ee e " -
ond.
No. S.-Premiun ssnO 81: Issstsi uo:s.t r.
mile heats. beSI Il $&g . In
h0rte. 500 to setoed, 81 = !st't
POarth Day-Saturt.y. S+V'. ia.
No. lO-DAiiey's City Ho:el parse ;?A1 Dts!
prOprSetoc. peemIsn. wise ti9 Sl'e
Set toe hSteSs T:ps:.aS lEss'e !''S
wagon; nile keA;I XII !.E
No. ll-S,amm and Eein Hoz.- ;s:se, f:ssis;E
$50 for The fastest Nc!e zbc'T ih< se'N
mile heAI, besI3iaS
No. I9-NeLrre Hoese pes%e, ". ?. GS"sv e.!
Co. proprern.T. p:r.:Ea. TAse NV
Piteher and Goble; Eos Rra.!s; HefHf
NAreS o. GtidtaSs; E..t stt;'' ~ -
J. eAtch WetShiS.
Ten PEI cent entrance apgs >. * t,S''''A
eept p1rsSS for Silver P!4:r. Uh!'a ~ w ,.
Ea1ies 10 eIose ~ Oeiosk os u e ans ~. e.
ViolS 10 the Faee EnV.s6 eAa :" SSIt al A.
coVeE u the once on the grncnt' es':2S N,
OF At the o6ic,e Of The PTrS!!e4; W ~ ~
street, Wheeling THREE eaG'Ft 70 = as''
70 EtAHt. .....J
The above Tro,r!ne Race ~, :. e'sta;1:S" y.
under the rules Of IA4 NAI!0cA. A'tl:ii'ss az
Runnins Raee4 Gnde: the BstErys 30.
A horse distanetnE ths seld ny = 'aa.', ~
reoeiVe The ArSt money oa!! Wse't &C.! -
hOGseS Etavt the ih!nd p:e5.sz. 80
awarded -,
In Gaze Of untAvoEas.e UeA:2e;, {" S' r. -. =.
voId3hle causes, the Sot!e'! 80, ~. ~ ~,
TO postpone any Of the above !a'r' !"
time, upon giving Eo;iee there: a., Att,
He0ES In each days rAer1 vi. p ~
RAtSlJ.
DIRECTORS ,,..4
ThoS. HoCubrOok. Jhro' ,t aSA"'
A. J. PSnnen. ..aa hSsST
Anton Reym3nn, "
ThOG. Pollock. VT.
John MeL1re, W ..t,.4
John 4. Armstrong.
samuel NeCIr.A4
THoS. H0RNBRooH i'sl''0t;Er,,
JOHN BISHOP. SEcREHA4i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

No. l9-NeIure Hopse pea.e, v. :. GSotS n!
Co., proprietOsS, p:v5:E7. Thss ~
Pitcher and Gob!e; fos RL2.isS h et''t
Mares O Gti6iaSS; EI.st ett:i' Y" =
:. cAIch weights.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
SPECTACLES!

Having the agency OF The celebrated "DtA.
mOnA speetaclesN manufactured by J. z. Spencer
i Co., Practical OpiietSns. New York These
GlAsses are 20 constructed that the ooTt o. es!yt
OF the LsNAE cones tlEEety IN mont Of the eye,
Natural hoGi9Y R74i. and prevents AL unpleasant
Gens4tIons, such aa 9FtnNESsTiNS GS8 urGFFFiS9 q
G1At, dicStAGGS, de-, peculiar 70 Others In use.
They are manufactured hon minute crystal
pebbles, melted together, and derive their name,
brilllAney.
styles Of GOLD SuEBE, SYEEI- RrBBE1 and
SELL FRAMEs. OF the best quality.
Their durability cannot be surpassed. and
None genuine unless bearing the tT1ds marx,
@ stamped on every ff5me
Orders BY Nail will receive prompt attention
-rs- J. A. LASH.
mArIs Under Grant House, Wheeling. ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

No. ll-SInmm and Eetn Hoese is:'t; f:sz .I.
$SOEor the fastest Male sb:'F ~ 'se'F.
mile heAtG, heS4 Sta 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
polrth p,,-S,,uriay, &D.. ia.

No. lO-DAIley's City Hn:el parse, i3Al Dry.
prOpEietoI, pEenisn. wise !@ S's
Set toe EAStAS: T:pt:.2; lksss'e IStS !"
wagon; mile keAa XII lie
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-04-13
CTRAWBERRY PLANTS-FOR
- sale by II. ST. JOHN.

How TO CHOOSE BLACK SnK.-As
this is a point upon which most Ia
dies possess little or no information,
the following correct test, ii observ-
ed, will be found advantageous
!" When woman is about to choose
black silk, it is well to pull thread
out of the ram or filling. She must
try the strength of the thread. If it
breaks easily the examination has
gone far enough it is wisdom to
look further. We will suppose the
thread has been tried, and that it in
dicates some backbone. Then it is
necessary, if the woman is right
brave, and dares to do such thing
with a handsome pair of clerks eyes
bearing down upon her like priva-
teer upon poor little merchantmap,
to seize the silk by the corner and
rub it, just as the washer-woman
would do when she intends to remove
a stain. If this awful ordeal can be
performed to perfection-remember,
some muscle must be brought to play
the silk is honest and legitimate.
If it is heavy with dye, if held up to
the light, slight traces of disaster may
be discelned.-[N. Y. Telegram.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-04-13
DUTTON ONIONS,
ID FOR PLANTING,
at Il. ST. JOHNS

THE END OF A DEsPERADo.-"B But
falo Bill" has been known for years, on
the plains as guide and scout, but Of
late his disposition and natural de-
pravity has turned him into despera-
do. Last Thursday morning, says the
Omaha Herald, he went into the cot
ing house OF North Platte. flourislling
a. large revolver, and called for his
breakfast, and when it was served he
amused himself with buttering his
cakes and throwing them against the
wall. He was then dsunk, and had
been on spree several days. On get
ting On board the cars be tlourished his
revolver, frightening the passengers
and finally breaking one of the win
dows of the car with it. His next
move WAS INTO the baggage car. where
he struck the news-boy with his re-
volver, and received a powerful blow
in return from Californian. He then
retreated from the car, aud meetin.
ore of the colored portcrs, hit him Will
his pistol, knocking him sanseless AM
cutting deep cash in his head. Oh
Wednesday, the Herald leaned frGn
Q. w. Cady, the ncws-hoy who cam
in on the train, that "Bufalo Bills
wild career had come to n violent end
and that he had been shot and killc
at Fort Mcpherson.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-04-13
sg- A cargo of horns was landed

E1 A cargo of horns was landed
ON one of our wbarves this week di-
rect from California. The number
received into Boston annually is i'm
mense, and they come from very
distant lands. South America sends
the bulk of them, though many come
from Texas and not few from Cali
fornia. The last lot received num-
bered 1880. They are mostly OK
horns and are very large. Some buf-
falo horns are received from Asia, but
in small quantities. There is quite
speculative business done in these
articles, and they are put to very
many uses unknown to most of our
readers. A short distance from Bos-
ton is located the factory where these
are all sent, and at that place they
undergo a chemical change, by which
they are transformed into many arti
cles which are both useful and ornaA
mental-combs, knife handles, paper
cutters and buttons. Besides-these
they are now making a great variety
of parlor ornaments and piles of jew
elry, some of which is very elegant
in its designs. They have a prepar-
alton that changes horn into nearly
every color, and much of this jewelry,
bought cheap, for pure rubber, is
made from OK horns, and colored.
Il Boston Com. Bulletin.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-04-13
Our Congressman.

Writing from New Orleans TO his pa
per, Blackburn thus speaks of matters
and things:
Political bitterness is not SO intense
here now as few weeks ugo. Lead
ing men of both parties are constantly
freely comforting together-s some for
the common good of the land, and
others, doubtless for the special con-
summation Of some individual enter
prise of class legislation. There Is
much o! this juggling going on-mneh
more than the unsophisticated honest
masses have any idea. Nor is it con-
gned to State legislation; it is so in
Congress. 1t is well understood at
Washington that no great enterprise,
involving heavy appropriations can be
contaminated, and no fat office obtain
ed, without the payment ofheavy sums
lin other words, and in plain English,
without bribery. And yet Congress
gets mp special committees to iuvesu-
gate cadet frauds ! tits big cry over
a little wool, and isdesigned more than
anything else, to hide the intamy OF
those who are stealing the whole sheep
wool, hide and all. My name is
wrung into this matter-for what pur-
pose heaven only knows, unless it is to
punish or annoy me for refusing to be-
long to any of their rings of thievery
and plunder. What did was to ac-
commodate the departments, at the
suggestion of their clerks or agents, to
| facilitate the formation of the full clas-
SEES at West Point and Annapolis. and
was well known to be open and legiti-
mate--or, if anything TO the contrary,
then meanly and lIypocriticaily design
ed by those who dared not let their de-
signs be known to me.
That sounds honest, but Jasper is no
chicken, not to know that the receipt
OF that Sl400 was somewhat irregular
TO say the least of it. In his card he
puts it that this money was paid Gin
behalf of those for whom appointments
had already been secured, but who had
not accepted" If there was any doubt
in his mind as to the propriety of this
thing it seems to us that "those," aiore-
said, should be entitled to the benefit
of the doubt. Have they yet received
that "benefit" in actual CASH. "The
boys"-it is said, they are his own sons
should call OH the paternal for at
least an equal division of the spoils.
= South Western.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-04-13

tBThe Massachusetts, Plowman says
there is a close and intimate connec-
ton between the nervous and secreto-
" systems of cow, and this explains
the fact that she will oftene .hold up
her milk" as it is termed. 1t shows
also that every mixer should strive to
be on good terms with the COW he is
about to milk. If he is perfect stran-
ger to her, he should take time to gain
her confidence and goodwill by hand
ling her gently and petting her or Civ
ing her something she is fond of to eat.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-04-13
0ccupa:ionai Ailments.

Fresh, pure air is yitalizing elixir
Whoever is declared by circumstances
from uurei iricted access to this invisible,
but powerful stimulant. needs a medicinal
imvimorant of some kind. The great OBJ
icct shonld be to choose the best. Popn
larity is pretty good guarantee of merit
in this scrutinizing and intelligent age,
and tried by this criterion Hostetter's StO-
mach Bitters stands first among the invig-
Grating and regulating medicines of the
present day To the wants of persons en-
Gagged in indoor empioyments especially
in crowded fact cries where even with the
best possible ventilation the atmosphere is
always in some degree pollnted, this salu-
hrious vegetable ionic is peculiarly adapt
ed The nature If the ingredients is no
niystefj Itcorsists OF an absolutely pure
diiiusive stinuiaiit, tinetured--uf rather
suicha ged--wifh the iinil extracts OF sl-
uatous roots and barks and herbs. The
pharmacopGia has its tinctures, but what
are they The juice of only Il single root
or bark or plant is present in each Not
/ one of them combines the three properties
OF tonic an Alternative, and an aperiemt
| III these elements are blended in the Bit.
tiers nor are these the sum of its medici.
nal recommendations 1t is also a blood
dcpurent and an autipasmodc.
| The haletul effect which air that has
beeu partially exhausted of its oxygen 10y
FREQUENT breathing produces on the vita
organization, is notorious, and when t.
| this devitalized atmosphere is superaddet
the mephitic yapor of hot air furnaces, i
becomes delcterious and depressing in th
extreme. To enable the system to bca
up, even for few hours each day agains
the facilitating influence of a vitated at
mosplIere, Il wholesome tonic and altera
tive is urgently required. This grand d
sideraium is supplied in Has'etter's Bill
ters, which as a MISUNDERSTANDING
hcalt,i-prntecting agent has no rival eithe
auJong oilicinal or advertised medicines.