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New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRN RAILROAD.

Depots HewYork foot Of Bay AMI foot Of
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAf Apn H. lo'o
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting al Deuyile wio Boon
ton Branch Chester Branch Waterloo With Sussex
and Washington with the d. a. and w r. IL
Gap Stroubury Scranton Great Bead Bnghanon ya
and all points the lckawsnnA And Bbufs
and Delaware and Hudson r Rds =,
ll:iO LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At NeEsrk Morris
Dover .ekesovn Washington, Phpburg and Easton
Phlpshurg with Bel Del for Beere, &C. and At
With v r. r. for Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk and
Wikestarre.
SCRANTON EXPRESS s Dover with Chester r.
R. Waterloo r and Washington With D. L. and
W. r. r. for Water Gap Suoulshug, AMI Scranton
3pp HACKETfSTOWN MAIL connects With Boon'on Chester
and Railroads $1,000
For MORRlSTOWN at g. l2o l:4o 23O $3.50 ilO $50 ani
6:40 m.
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations $780, 7: and 1000
Por ORANGE SOUTH ORANGE, 63o 40, 900 1000 AMI
l:20 m 100 1880 3O 42O $50 $3.50 800 6:4O 900, and Has
D. n
ll:21 and 'l:O 2:0, 1890 $780, $40 $3.50, 4:l0 420,
s4:5O 5:lO $40 500 600 GEO 60 '7i 500 aud Has
Trains marked East Newark
For BIOOaPiKfD MONTCLAR, $3.50 and II 90 and
n.nnl Kin nara1 n III
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

tn NVTIN hItfT, e"stE uFI = -, D., ., -
NAV 7-tl5 bales Cotton IL pkgs Ashes Il6l bols Fou ~
b,h Wheat 1881 b6tg bush Osts n bush nrsss
hh Fl,I..i -, bills Meal bars Corn heA S"to
po,s loo pkx, BEEF SO pigs Cut pkgs Lard 30 ss l
3s pkgs Butter !le8 pkgs Cheese. lag pkg Egg ~ p.tS
low pkgs Oh Cake DbS Copper, 2S cakes Copper 20
WHISKY Wool 50 bales Hemp s0S aes lrA.hs i'S ~
Tobacco ~ pkgs Tobacco SO pkgs Starch t ebess ie'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
DOMESTIC Markets,

Pmt,DKrar, May ,S iS demand Blu, 9'
diug CPsuis At ~ E,,. P.m ~ ~ 20 fenns, -i o
- iE4 Norm - tSd 20 So tsnef rid - - al
IS e0a - 20 ohG % DG Penns,'.nis %, ~ vi
S,, .r. Il e Con- beh srn l',s ~, 90 wrs.n eo@tg
msss1In ,, ruI. aIc Rcsned !! e. ,.a' uahsn p,,
, F,S sle Gool Bssniss tuts s9c "''Sf'' 'D''
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

Government bonds have been very firm to-day. with
but slight variation in the price The of 1884, coupon
sold at I6i at 0i o'clock the same at IL O'clock and
1I6t bid At The 590s OF 1867 coupon, have
sold at ll3a l3t, and 1871 asked at o'clock The
for the currency Ga.
Tennessee bonds, new, quoted at S. 55t 55a at
the First Board, and ssh $50, and 55t ut the Second
and the excoupOn In the Second Board there
in the quotations Of these bonds as they
quoted e9d70 North Carolina new, a3Id23i New
York state a., r. 1851 State bonds active and
the transactions limited with the exception OF Ten
ncsces, which the most active OF the state bonds
IL reported to-day that the 100000 Louisiana
Levee loan has been withdrawn from the market and
that the s. OOO New Orleans loan would be put on the
market abroad by the fiscal agent OF that city, When
States pay the interest old con and adopt
thorough system Of taxation like that Ohio for the
purpose OF meeting interest 1t becomes due State
credit Will advance In 1851 the people OF Ohio
were they OF the honor OF the state that they provided
in the Stale Constitution for system of taxes 10 meet
accrung interest on the public debt They did not cave
important matter 10 be the foot ball Of party or the
theme Of demagogues, and the result has been "un-
doubted credit" and large reduction Of their debt y
means Of the "snking fund"
Railroad bonds were strong; Union Pacific NJ: Alton
and Ierre iaute, second mortgage Preferred &c. Here
We have Second Mortgage bond selling at the same
price ~ the first mortgage bond line of road regard
ed by OF the best aud nancicrs In the country
IN an Al security. Capital Is sometimes very queer in
ilS operations Central Pacific, ". GeJ; these gold
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

The following the closing street quotations OF
Union Pacific securities: First Mortgage, S55as6s Land
Grants 75t675i; Income, s5tas5i, and Stock, 4O.GH
The following the Government quotatlonsof OF Messrs
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
1poRrs YRox sxpr. I 1909. 10 pirr.

GRAIyA good degree Of activity and buoyancy have dshsas
our Wheat market since day week and Irces % all dto
have under favorable ron Birpe And
decline IN frgh spng attracted the most attention and shppsn
have been the chief buyers Tie ofrngs u srng ave et n
st and sellers had the advantage Amber Wn hiss improved
der general inquiry in part Or sooihn po shere s an
much cher than reduced daily and in
reurie considerable supplies are likely 20 reach unf
Of Junei meanwhile our prsn .aRy .n pgp n
MARKET The accommodations tie North est arye A.
an active rde durug tbe Summer months st far pa
TO-DAY the opened bat col quiet the ext.Ht pms
insisted the export demand he operate anng G
notice inquiry for the future and hear OF enn NO xt
w,nles 70 arrive at 81 83 100 bash at al ia 81 ~ or M
Chicaso Spring ,aost 81 lsd 81 20 fer No. Ml.suies at
eI 28 Tor No DO and 81 Is 10 81 " for bd Wetr
aaoat; 81 81 for Amber do IN store and Fl 81 aroat
for Amber State ahst 81 TQS u for White hhgsn and
s,r white Gence Barley qaiet snail OF Stat
barley Malt in demand and krm ie boh Stat At de
Osts sr- more active bot freely oaerd % "a
66qsc for New Ohio On 'racx and oe hoat ws
Corn better and the dem<s
g,neral sales bush 81 II t II for Ses Wrss
red the latter very high Mixed and fair 81 is for Old os
and good 81 10 In store. 500.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
Gteamboats an0 Railroads.
DEOPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY.
i THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNiriCESr RIVE"

DEOPIEs LINE FOK AIDAN
i THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIRICESr RIVER
THE ST. jos SFAABRs bRsw y hsb lS bE9s
One of iSe sSo1c G steamer. @ Vi" leave North River vn EVERY
AESoSs ANT ,SSs.s . RH ,o. .'R ,.1. We'd sd
s ssbo. Landing A.5 On II. arr .Is =. Ss.n q oFPc
on on as WI WHARF sSia and saSase Also
KIpress o BTo.dw.y and No. Coust bIooa!@
SAFETY, sPEEDss l0ssx1SH ANp ,SSR COMFORT
Boc. wos's, bG. ,oGp S,.s ,1nt'%S
point. The new and 'taneh steamer
CiIi of NhT CITY OF LAWRENCE, o,-r,v
VII VI and CITY OF HEw-LOsDON,
s si Ssrys, E, sy sas, md f' ".'
for q. above points .,;d. u, New ., 9a Fs .ss Ss.a'
through % efs % freight st sSsf Oh one. ssa rsa 90
TOR NORWALK and DANBURY-steamerr
i NELLIE WHITE Daily foot Of hArie'l' I" S;'' Nu
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD CO. co.
ID SE r bAhT %hsHESs SRfaRr shd re-
sy.a and rs,ri BY PROPELLER LINE from Piers r. and
s. hATEs TIsf IeW eEk'sar sh %
from foot Of C. t 4sist ISoa gns. % sn r@e %
The Ss saorns dis sI5a rlGskIs CEN GOOD
UNTIL USED No. a Bo...y w. cpl @h'S B.a relay ' Ssslor
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf:
~ and Freight Depot in Ses foot 81 os anein
with the Delaware Laekavanns and Western Railroad at & % T
S sS Vse rosd and It. connections forming direct line Pt
hprch and the without change Of cars .
e ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST - -,
hours saved BY this line TO Ihago 'hnna.
St Louis, Ie., with but change OF cars e,,
Silver Palace cars 'sPf sPRsS 1i'% aksasSfSfST RANGE Il TFS
Commenting NAV 10 1871.-LesSe New iors az follows;
5:3a m-Por Planheld. ,,,. r-,,...
m.-For Eason Bethlehem Msnoh Chunk "Ae'
barre Pion Mahsnoy City Tunshsnnccl Towanda "aer &c
7:D m.-For Ea-0n. =, , .,, ,,ru..
2m-For bennington Eas,on Allentown Manch Chunck wilkes
barre Reading. Counb Lancaster Ephrata, Lhr Poe Harms
SC
On m-For Easton Allentown, &c.
$3.50 m-For Bsson Allentown Mauch Chunck and Bei'deIe
4:O ?. m.-For someryile and flerGnston
Sis m.-Por Someulle.
m Eston
D. m.-FOI Somcryile
1:45 m-For Ession.
p fn.-For Plain6eh
n n For Plainhed on SATURDAYS ONLY ~.
for 1:H, e. N 9:l0, s:lO
O: II:io m-l2 m lOO 200 25, 3lJ, JJ 400, 4;S, ii'
5.l5 5.,5 500 $40 100 7:45 9C0 l0:45, l2:Op.m.
' FOR THE WEST.
gAm-WRsTHRY daily sundsys for Eas"n Allen
town Harrisburg Harrisburg for Ene and the
oil Regions Somery for Pennington Connects at juno
Gsp, Srsnioa BnghaHon S'aruse &c
Connects Maueh Chunck Wikesbare Sc
EIPRRss, daily Tor bAson bethlehem Aen
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago and 'nnnai Se"P
Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects al Junction
Delaware Laekswsnna ami Western Railroad for Scranton
Sleeping Jersey City 20 Pittsburgh every evening
Tickets for obno the ohoe Of the Central Rail
NesJeney foot Of Leriyst " at No Aso House
27l Broadway No ~ Grecnvich 81 and at e pnncpA
hotels b. hi,hbh, sulShn"n'en~
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for Tar rRnuSs 49,,
SATURDAY.. NAV T. 1919.
and In fair demand % 2Sd ~ ~ fehs
10 The s,oA the Inspection Warehouses
$ bbls po,s and a. bhs. Pearls
tOrTOS-ILe active ius,, hom ei
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

8:3Da NJ, Mail Train for GreenporL
Rosu Glen Cove, Locust 'alleT Huntingdon and
EorsIOrt.
nights.
D. H. for Ro.lyn Glen Cove Locust VALLEY Huntington and
Norhpou.
5.gi n M for North Islp
trains connect Branch for Hampstead.
SUNDAY Glen VALLEY Huntingdon and
Sorthpor. leave Hunters Point a m. AMI y. -
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09


and Orange County pals ...'''.'tS -
State 6rkn and half irsn tubs gossi 10 choice. y a.
irkn and half hrkin tubs far 10 goo I'D a.
Welsh tabs good 10 choice, fresh .....'..''D 9
Ohio and Western good 10 choice. 90
Ohio and Western. good A. TO qushiy'''...io az
Western common 10 "'
CHgRsE il drm. We quote: - ,,at-
state Factorv pr 10 choice, y B..'.'.'''''
good factory
good 20 choice. y u%
dairy 10 choice v ei'
Pineapple
F..,ory good choice III 0''
PTTROLFUM-Cr buk hrm at loc Refined oonbpat
maud and nm: saes bb Pc JeO bbi ior June '0~
ami rs GOO each month for Ma June and Jaly st ". qoot
Re6n,, QlOd rs tesi prime light straw TO white H3a
Refine, ITO test prime light straw 70 shie..'''''
Napbha refined (o5d IS gravity seax1 M
RICE Is steady with only a trade demandi sA'e' " 49, ~
701.c. . .,, e., s,tnnlsy; The oSenugs con
,, nS hoIi,r, man st full former s< ,housh voc
srS Ia grazing; fair TO so-i he-nns stoYe, ~,
81 M sa,s G Cubs for Demerar and 30 boe- hassns
oil ~ R.bped ssdy at Ric Tor hsrs A,
1e bnsipss Clover noete and the make, n sep
IiigIS. Timothy nnp scare an" ueh1 - - -"F'
E,ass PlsI ss selling At - lo1 :. =. =, a,
owing 10 the nruness OF u""s' Sa Ae - w
,ITtc for hbiS and ;es -, -. ,so. 10 a
9id93c
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
ERIE RAIL.WAY.-Trains leave Dcpots foot


II OF Chambers ST. and Twenty thrst. as foloSs
Express Chambersst a a
m and n daily; leave Twenty third at 55 s45
and and 6:i5 daily New and mI oye Drawing Room
a through Buffalo, CONNECT
ng Sleeping Coaches through To
Cley, Gallon will the $50:
train from from New fork
1fao and NewYok Rochester Buffalo and
Cincinnati. An Rmgrsnt train leaves daily at 1880
Jev aa1 Way, I'll: 30 and 4JO (TSeny third
'lI:l5 a u- and 4:l5 p M
Mdietown and Way $3.50 Twenty thiris 5;l5 nj
and SUNDAYS onl,, TWENTY tAirl ST. G5 M
and Way '33D Tsenty third 's:l5 M
Newburgh and Way, at $3.50 and 45 p m tTxenty-
thiri-st 7:i5 a m. 3;l5 and 4:l5 p. M -
and Way, and OveDty thrfst $40 and
5:a5pm) TheaieI train 'll;S m r.eI,y.hird s ~ M
Twenty hri Depot atof5, o:l3, and
mas las 945 5;ls and o. m From chanbersst Depoa
For -Ae from hnt Depot al 8fo and
t5:l5 5:45 AMI 46 20 From Chsn+rsst
Depot, atsoO II M, Is 500 5:la goo and 1913 m
For and Way from Tsent thirst Depot at 8f5
l2 1918 4;l5 f:i5 and 1913 and SATURDAYS only ~ 10
midnight Chambers-s Depot $500 lv J:J, i:IJ
500 p. m. Saturdays only, ~: midnight 40
Tickets in Drawing Room anl Seepng
Coaches the checking AMI transfer OF h
gage Compauys Offices 2il 29 and b BruaiSi
Chambers hundred hfh It and Thrae
Harlem Brooklyn; Depo foot Of Chambcrs aud foot
81 Twnt-;hini-.t Ees-York Exchange AMI Long Dock
the Agents al the principal hotels
/. u. RUCKER, MAY b. WM. X bAhh,
General ll7. Passenger Agent
. Day I For Harken ony For Permoni only
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN Raj
ROAD

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Passenger station IL New YORK corner Tsen and
f''''4ia TRAINS s'safS LEAVE sI sR%IoTE WY s""" :"
,aS ES1 & l s sd 5 BsspH .G . p 2 n IN" ' Ai
For Milford Sa,iiord Southport we.pOrt 100 loO
For F Scs.i s. i ;aS 'sa 800 800 pBI s : m ls ,)
e, D.risn Ini n SIS $50 $50 sndS:pem
rs tST 80, siaT% 9s El 80 $50 I rs Il f I;R G R hi 1' '
Ror Greenxch llo. m 2:ls 5s !t' $50 60 1' B n
sunday NAL leaves Twenty sevenh New York at p m for
"0'o' CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston Springfield . lRI.l, lEI), stEI)pm-
Por Hartford Springfield (Er ms tEr), +:0p m
For Conneetut Railroad (Er) i2s TO Montreal
For Hartford PIpsideDce and R.hln Railroad (Br) l2S
For Haven New stoniugon Railroad, at
Cans, Railroad 800 IN. to Northampton and Williams
Por Boa..,onie Railroad sA IN aud
For For 6.abaiy md aiS. sasas a.d s and m
With Fsh rH s o% s0Ls to @ DHS1 S0 s,u,
NUN" va JAMES II. HOYT Superintendent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
RIVER RAILRoADTII.in. leave Iards,hst As follows
1 c.s sSse sI ..ns ,ct dss Ro1 se5 G Chicago
F.S,! ,,. attached
out l.as. % rf u. s FGs r . s sH '- iaas ., G''s' With
II p m Night EIpres Sleeping cars attached
5%. md p: Poashisepis ,r.in.
sts t;E, and 6;iS p NJ Pcesssil trains
$50 aud :: 10 Sing Sing trains.
$50 1:lO, $50 10, and lO 20 I23 $40 g. and llJO
p. IN, Yonters trains
WM II. VANDERBILT, Vice President
EewYort May 4, 1870.
NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN kEW YORK fco Of Liberty 81, North River.
On and after MONDAY Dec ~ 1853 will fol-
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BERGEN AvR-At5.66n 7:ls 80
8:l5 800 1910 llloA nj u Nj J:D 40, $50 6:aO
LEAVE NRW YORK FOR WEST BERGHy-A SIS 7:Is s:o
II 10 4 m -, ], O. $50 t:O, GEO 7:i3 $50 II rs
LBAvB NEW YORK FOR NEwARK-A s. rs 6:J5 T:I5
$50 10 10 II 10 m IL m e. J:5, 40 3:sD GA,
r. r. KICKER, Superintendent
H. T. BALDWIN, Gen Passenger Agent
EW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ COURTLASDT sT-For PHILADELPHIA Amden / o. m
p. via West Phlai-pha $3.50 10 II; 8
o. IL night For Baltimore and Washington
I2:3D m, 800 For South and South Wes-9.0
FOR THE VESTS 20 a M. 8:5o l2.10 p m S D. m .. D.
silver Palace 1850 a and p through Cincinnati
ON and through Chicago without change D. n
Cincinnati aud Chicago daily, SATURDAYS
On d.g they attached TO the train. CDaily)
Nov. IS 1852 y W. JACKSON General Superintendent
NEW W-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ For Long BRANCH, RED BANK BRlCKSBuRG, MAN
CHESTER TOMS RIVER &c, by Steamer JESSE HOlr at
from Pier y foot DuagesL - ......
sept -, 49, '" > SNEpbN, dtheral Manager
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- IsLAsD-WlSTER ARRANGEMENf-On AMI aner October
Roosevelt AMI Grand Fenes follows
u for PAtehogue; ~ m nr Mcncs
$50 a. Express Psichcguei 4o Accommodation for shp
SATURDAYS through Psicbogue go for hernl-on Hsnr
through Babylon All connect Al NAley STREAM
The Memo, iAs and 'siJ TAN, -. ,,.., ~. .
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
MARGARET FULLER. WORKS.

SBw EDITION, IL SIX VOLUMES, WITH A PORTRAIT
PRICE $40, BOUND IN CLOTH.
sENT PREB on RECEIPT or PRICE.
TIE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
STOCK EXCHANGE.

200 Cumberland CT ~ 100 Sh Slut Vo NeNMs YIN eo,
I MsIno., Pre- l8t 2Dj Chic W.. s Horse Rard.. 6J3
a,o adans p,n,as. No oil %.
Quicksiyer... 10 American Gold lo ura~ 'seic "a
20OeD.. 1OJ......'.'' ~
DO IIarlem........lAt 200 Nil l. 81 Paul. g.
snnR Re,tsnv -. lr23 4 Pa Ty
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
Mem 1)ublirations.

BY LAURA CAXTON,
Handsome CLOTH Pnoe, 81 90
Full sparkling viysctyMsnon the heroine Of
augsbe ber Boarding school Of which her
apology teacher and her Champagne supper her
banEving chief Her penlou midnight walk for the Doctor
bridge will thrill and the sicous toilet or
be doctor viii cOuvuse with aughter.'
No book Little Women IS enjoyable
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

The following is comparative statement of the ex-
ports Of specie from the port NewYork to foreign ports
for 10 years. from jan to May 1870 and for the cor
rasn,ndipy py pariods in the undernoted years:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

The following shows the exports exclusive Of spece)
from the port OF NewYork foreign ports for the week
ending May 3, and since the beginning Of the year:
1865 1869. 1870.
For the week. $3l8,r2l S2Ja984 S3AS67l
Previously reported jS489s5 327608 aB3l21
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
X. KICKER, Superintendent
H. r. BALDWIN Gen PAA~nger AGENT.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FRON FOOT of

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ For Long BRANCH, RED BANK, BRICKSBuRG. MAN
CHESTER TOMS RIVER, &C. by Steamer JESSE HOir at
Pier ~ foot DuaHes
S.ut ". \. tNEDEN, General Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23
shocking Tragedy in Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 81.
A most horrible murder ola whole
family, numbering five persons, was COM
mitted near POtOsi, on the Iron Mountain
Railroad, in Washington county, last
Saturday. The particulars, as related by
dispatches to our papers, are as follows:
John Armstrong and Charles jolly,
miners, working in the neighborhood,
went 10 Potosi on Saturday morning 10
sell mineral. They drank freely in town,
and while returning homo called at the
cabin oil David Lnpinc, q French creole,
residing a mile and halt north ofPOtOsL
While there a difficulty arose between
Armstrong and Jolly and sister Of Mrs.
Lapinc. Mr.. Lapine intericred TO quiet
the disturbance, when jolly drewa revolt
yer and shot the old man four times, kill
ing him instantly. Jolly then turned up
on Mrs. Lapine, who endeavorcd to pre-
vent the killing of her husband, knocked
her down with his fist, then shot and
killed her. Armstrong, in the meantime,
had procured IN AK, with which he knock
cd down Mrs Lapine's sister, and then
completely severed the heads Of oil from
their bodies. The two children were also
murdered. The men then fired the cabin
and burned it to the ground, with the
bodies of the butchercd people in 1t. The
murdcrcrs then fed and arc not yet cap
turcd, but officers and large posse Of
citizens are in pursuit, and their arrest is
regarded as certain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23
ssBrutal Treatment Of a BOy."

From ne C9drkAbVrg TsiSg0ph, .s.I.lg.
This is the leading article which APP
pearcd in the columns Of paper pub
lished in Richie county, under the Gu.
phoniOus title Star, no DOUBT OnegtMe first
magnitude. & G1ruT,J
The article In question is false, dwith'
out any foundation, in fact. ! do not
know who its author Is, but concerning
him, would say, whoever hG may be,
that If the statements which he made in
the article referred TO were made without
knowledge of the facts, he Is y fool )
and If they were made with knowledge
of the facts, he is O liar. BY way Of reply
TO the reflections cast upon me by this
slanderous publication, j desire 70 state
the facts aS they occurred: The boy In
question is my nephew; his father anil
mother are both lving-G lact which
gives the lie direct 10 the author of this
article, who affirmed that lie was m or
phan. l had employed this boy toI
assist me in driving lot Of cattle
which was taking to Harrison county.
In the neighborhOod of EllenborO It be-
came necessary 10 hold the cattle in the
road while the train passed. While so
doing, the boy and one OF the drovers
quarrcled. On inquiring the cause ] was
informed that the boy had neglected and
refused to render any assistance, where
npon broke o SlcitcE and switched him.
This is the sum and substance Of the
whole affair, upon which some personal
enemy, or natural fool founded tho foul
and siandcrous lie referred to, and set up
the cry of brutality which has been caught
and echoed by several papers in the State.
l am prepared 10, and can prove all that l
have asserted relative TO this matter. In
conclusion, would say, that whilst l an
not aware oil the motives which induced
this publication, its author Is liar and
blaCkguard, and beneath the dignity Of
contempt. hope that the papers which
have published tho article in question,
will, in justice to myself, publish this re-
ply. PATRICK DoLAN,
"CdttIe Merchant from CldkSburg."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

SECRETARY FISH ON TIE EUROPEAN
SITUATIoN.-FrOm the latest advlCes re-
ceivcd, Secretary Fish stated to-day that
the feeling in Europe seemed to be more
pacific, and expressed the opinion that
there would be no general war, There is
no truth in the report that the United
States has been invited to join congress
of the great powers to effect an amicable
settlement OF tho existing difficulties.
And even If an invitation should be OK
tended our government would not accept
it, as we have never interfered in Eu-
ropean politics, and it Is against the policy
of the administration now 10 do so.--
Wash. Star of Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

SENATOR scHURz, in his denial that
the Tariff opponents won any signal tri-
umph in the late Missouri election, doubt
less betrays the rapidly developing con-
viction OF the Revenue Reformers that
they have made loud boasts Of victory on
very small capital Hc wisely thinks that
the time has not come for the new party
which his indiscrect allies have proposed.
-TTfbuD0. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23
R OSADALIS

ITHE GREAT AMERICAN
" L HEALTH RESToRER, purtdes the
blood and cures SCrofula, Syphilis, SKIN
lDIselseB, Rheumatism, Diseases OF Wo'
~ linen, and all Chronic Affections OF the
Blood, Liver and Kidneys. Recommend
| led By the Medical Faculty and many thou
~ sands Of our best citizens.
Read the testimony OF Physicians and
lpAtlents who have used ROBadAlls {;
n send Tor our RosAdalis Guide to Health
~ Book, or Almanac for this year, which We
publish for gratuitOus distribution; II VIII
give yOu much valuable Information.
N DR.. R. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, says:
/ take pleasure IN recommending your
DlRosADALis as a very powerful Alternative
II have seen II used In two caSGs with nap
Ipy rcsulLs-OnG In q case Of secondary
A Syphilis, In which the patient pronounced
n himself cured after having taken Ave bot
~ tiles Of your medicine. The other IL case
IA OF scronua Of long standing, which Is
rapidly improving under tts use, ana .t Inc
Indications arc that the patient Will soon
recover have carefully examined the
formula by which your ROsadAlis ls made,
and dnd 1t an excellent compound OF al
teEatIVe ingredients.
" DR.. Sparks, Of NlcholasvIlle, KY, says
Inc has used RosadAlis In cases Of ScrofulA
and Secondary Syphilis with sauIactOry
Il rrsults-as q cleaner Of the Blood know
no better remedy. HN E.
-, RosadnlIs Is sold by all druggists.
" Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Balti'
ID "''''' On. CLEMENTS y CO., =
Price 81 80. e50tla
l.AUGHLIN, SMITH / Co., Wholesale AGrnts,
by whom the trade will be supplied At proprie-
tors rates. on. mAflbuSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

r..." RRYERENCl BY PERMISSION.
Don. VIM. Z. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
R. l.. Berkshlre Judges SnprGme Court oil
" james II. Brown, Appeals OF West Va.
]. J. jackson, JT., Judge Of U. s. District
Court, W. Va.
D. D. T. PGrnSWorth, President Of Senate,
WestY0.
" A, WanInger, member Senate.
Jacob HOrnbFoOI, Prost. West Va. lns. Co;
Jacob II. Bichel, Vice Prest
Caleb BoggcSs, Attorney, ClarksbuIrG, W. va
EVIL y WITT % SSSSSa1lR Mercer county, ypp'
Il 6. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
in. Camden, President Of First National Bank
And The following members OF tho House of Dele
gates Of West ViginiA:
Hon, 3, II. smith, KanAwhA county.
" g, @, Burgess, Wayne
w James Guthrie, Wetzel
Nathan COT, Harrison ..' ID
a. Joseph Teter, Barbour
r. II. Hill, Marion Of
" James HeFyey, Brooke
~ Martin Judy, Grant
~ r, Davidson, Taylor p.
" Henry BFannon, Lewis
" Floyd Nicely, DOddFdge
]. +. B0WYeE, Putnam
Z" J.8. Wilkinson, Lincoln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

Nor TO he DETEcrED.-The hues i'm
parted to gray heads by PHAIoN's VITAL
IA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, are as
Vivid as those of nature, and the change
is not effected by q disregard OF cleanli-
ness, rs Is the case with the other hair
Coloring preparations, the VITALEA being
cminCntly clean. No sediment. Sold by
all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
coil