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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-30
EF Bi!l Bennett, a noted desnerado

re- Bill Bennett, noted desperate
and gambler, who stole a mfles team
from Colonel Nichols, Paymaster in the
United States Arny,at Napoleon, Ranch,
Dakota, q few days since, was followed
by a squad of soldiers, overtaken few
miles from lae ranch, and shot dead by
the soldiers, who claimed that he resis-
ted the arrest; bat, death heing the pen,
atty attached to mule stealing in that
Fsrt OF ihc conntry, it is probable that
he would haze beea shot under any cir
cnmstanees. Bennett has long been. a
terror to travellers through that section
of Dakota
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Rg-A crrsty cid bachelor in Con-
gress proposes to levy taSof % per
cent. on corsets, whereupon down-east
paper remarks, Since, there is no tax
on men getting tight, whv should not
ladies have the same privilege"
Isn't there a tax on whisky? and
when a man gets tight, don't he pay that
tax?
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From the n. Y. Sun, Radical, 22d inst
What is the mysterious power that
ustains the General Order robbery in
his city? The power Of S250,000 a
ear net to each partner in the business
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New ORLEANS, JAN "a S P. NJ
Showing for the frst time in several
years. 1t is sleetinG and showing at
Brashear City and Vernillionvile and
slceting at New Iberia, Galveston and
Houston.'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-30

EFThe prospects are nattering that
the U. S Senate will expel CLAYTON, the
Radical, carpet bag Senator from Arkan-
sas, from that body.
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from the \. Y. Sun, Radical, 22d in

From the \. I. sun, hadicaI, s-u lnst'l
'One of the most experienced public
men of this city estimates the profits of
The General Order robbery of New York
merchants now enjoyed by Major Leet's
'smess'' at over million of dollars a
year. Divided ipto four shares this
would give over two hundred aud fifty
thousand dollars for each partner, enough
to enable each one to buy and stock a
farm near St. Louis every year"
Perhaps the Administration relishes
back handed blows of that kind.
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Petty Spite.

II is understood that GRANT is about
to have an order issued forbidding post
masters from acting as agents for the
Tribune, for the reason that that paper
does not favor his re election
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H-PLilatlelphia was selected as the
place to hoI.l The Radical Convention be-
cause the facilities il offers for concen-
trating federal officials, and because it is
remote from the West where the stron-
gest Republican opposition to GRANT is
found.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-30
Eg Horace Greelys tribute to Frank

lin: "Let me sum up the character Of
Franklin in the fewest words that will
serve me. ! love and revere him "a q
Journeyman printer who was frugal and
didn't drink, a pGrcenu who rose from
ohscurity to fame, without losing his
head a statesman who did not cruelty
mankind with long wiaded documents
or speeches; a diplomatist who did not
intrigue; a philosopher who never loved,
and an Office holder who didn't steal
80 regarding him, respond to your
sentiment with Honor to the memory
of Frahklin.'"
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Another Investigation Called For

The New York Sun urges an investi-
CATION into Cameron and Delanos con-
nection with the Radical plundering
ring who leased the Georgia State road,
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FRANCE.
why President Thiers Resigned.

PARIS, January 2l.-Thiers yesterday
in reply to the deputation from the AS
sembly which called upon him to notify
him of the refusal Of that body to &C
cept his resignation, said he was worn
out and discouraged. He could not
change his opinions, and he believed
that conflicts similar to the present one
were likely to occur between the Iegis
lative and executive departments OF the
Government when the military snd ed
ucational bills come before the Assem-
bly,, Theirs further said that while foI
the present he conserted to Withdraw
his resignation, that end was inevitable.
and sooner or later he would so from
the Presidency of the Republic.
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: E a correspondent from Athens to
the Cincinnati CSmnercial, is engaged
in puncturing Ell. MOORE on the Luna,
tic Asylum frauds and the fraud practic.
ed in obtaining the farm on which the
building is located.
The Messenger replies in over col
umn Of wliteyash in behalf of MOORE,
hut not very many people believe any of
-ha We published about the same, con-
cerning MoogE's transactions, during the
campaign of 1869, for which ventilation
Moore aud WlIpEs had us indicted for
libel before an Athens County Grand
Jaryj; but lis our recollection that we
tailored them at ttheir own game,
Why not indict the Commercial for
libel? Isn't it safe? Has the Ring
lost some >of its power Messenger.
please answer.
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. RosE, January 24-The census of
Rome has .heen completed rha total
population is two hundred and fifty
thousand.
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81 GRANT has made good that little
deficit Of $4,000 which has been stand
ing against him for SO many years.
1t is said that the quickest time ever
made from public Office, vas made oy
the clerk who discovered that de'slca-
tiOn
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~ sffhlt1 W ~ sEsft-fF
EEThe Cincinnati Commercial has a
style OF saying a very forcible thing in a
very mild way.o For instance 30
sa"We hsve EXPRESSED the opinion that
The working man who has thirty dollars
10 pay for a suit of clothing worth 6f
teen-the price being doubled by the
protective tariffs not benefited"
1t pictures the mental condition of
Senators, induced By the disclosures of
fsaud and corruption in the New York
Custom House, thus gently a1s s
ssSenator Trumbull, of Illinois is en-
joying himself nowadays very much
-. The administration Senators, Car.
,ferter 4 Co., are not as happy as they
wslen Pig = 'a
It inquiries why the administration
goes so slow in The New Orleans inves
tigatioo, andshopcs nothing has happen
ed in New York to disturb tho spirit of
inquiry. 8 '.'iii ,sF'.'- se l''
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MARSHAL MMAHoN

Also called upon Theirs yesterday and
to him, on behalf of the army
to Withdraw his resignation. The Mar
shal said the army would obey the or.
ders of the Assembly, but would not be
controlled by Dictatorship, which
was likely to follow the unconditional
retirement Of the President.
TIE MEMBERS OF TIE MINISTRY,
AT the earnest solicitation Of Theirs,
hare resumed their portfolios.
FOREIGN CONGRATULATIONS.
kilograms have been received from
several foreign Governments congratu-
lating Theirs upon his continuance as
Chief of the Executive Power.
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&C W CARTFE

V. W CHhIL In,
"Speaker Of the House of Represen-
tatives Of the State of louisiana.
This looked like war, but fortunately
Carter don't possess the stuff that revo-
lutionsts are made of-he is only q
carpet bag plunderer-and on an init
nation from General Emory, ir com,
mand of the United States forces, that
he would interfere to prevent collision,
he (Carter) yesterday dismissed the
armed mob he had collected. without
making any demonstration on the War.
moth party
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 1G.-Flour-Demand
fair and prices advanced; family 81 25a
2 80. Wheat-Demand fair and market
firm; old 81 4sa1 80; new 81 35a1 30.
Corn-In fair demand; sales at 51ic.
Rye-Steady at G7a70c. Oats-Only q
limited iobbing demand, S0a35c. Barley
Dull and prices nominal. Groceries
Firm and in good demand. Linseed Oil
Steady at Sc. Lard 0il-Dull and
prices a shade lower, G7a70c. Eggs-De.
mand good at 14c. Butter-GOod de.
mand for choice Reserve at 1Sa22c. Pro.
Observation-Disclosures steady, with a
moderate demand; sales Of regular al
$12 90; city held at $l4 T5a15 90. Lard
Summer 79aT5; steam 81; offerings
light: kettle held at DC. Bulk meats
Demand fair and prices advanced; shoul.
ders SIC bid; sides held at 04c; 6sc bid
clear rib in demand at &c; clear firm al
Tic. Baeon-Demand fair And market
firm; shoulders sold at5ac; clear rib side.
sold at 81 9OaS 90; jobbing sales OF cleal
lat staSfc' Sugar cured hams-Firm q
14a15c, US to brand and weight. Whisky
Demand fair at SIC.
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The yftal DYaTn.

It Is necessary b the he aith OF the BODY
that lis exhausted and refused particles
should be carried off by the excretory or.
gans, and 1t Is equally necessary that the
waste matter thus expelled should be re.
placed byney elements derived from di.
gested and assimilated icod. Il 4 evident.
therefore, that good digestion and perfect
assimilation are essential TO bodily Vigor;
and 1t Is because Hcstetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers powerfully assists these processes,
that 1t Is regarded by the Intelligent
classes, whose opinions are founded on
observation. as the only absolute specific
for dyspepsia and its attendant lis, Of
present known. When the system, either
from constitutional causes, oYerWork, ex.
cess, anxiety, or actual disease, Is In an
lnnaturally relaxed condition. something
more than It's exhausted particles passes
through the the pores. Vitality leaks
through these ventages. Elements which
should remain In the blood and enrich Il
are evolved, and the fluid becomes then
watefy and incapable OF removing the
solids Of the body as fast as they decay.
The consequences are emaciation, de.
bilily, nervousness, loss Of spirits, and q
general, Or pGhSps rapid, decline Of all
powers Of life. II Is in cases like this
that the restorative properties Of Hostel.
ter's Bitters are most conspicuous. The
first two or three doses sometimes pro
duce a change in the feelings and aspect
Of the invalid that Is perfectly astonish-
Ing, and by perseyeripg use Of this 81.
perlative vegetable tonic and Alternative,
the vital draft Is sure to be arrested, the
strength reinstated, the flesh restored, the
constitution reinforced, aud the brain re.
lievcd Of the cloud that obscured 1t.
eO1&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17
New York Market.

New YORK, July 16.-Flour-Scarcely
so firm; superlne western and State,
S. 25a5 20; common to good, SO 00aG 35;
Ohio-$G 3OaS 40. WhiskY-Steady al
92ic. Wheat-less active; No. 2 Mil.
wsukee aloat, 81 55; white and amber
Michigan, 81 rs. new amber Tennessee,
first OF the season, 81 TT. Rye and Bar.
ley-Unchanged. Malt-More active
four rowed State, 81 25 Corn-Quiet;
steamer western mixed, 59a8Oc sail do,
6Sa64c; white, GGc. Oats-Firmer, and
moderately active; western, 4Sia45c. Eggs
Dull; western, 1Ga17c. Coffee-Dull
Rio, 16ta1Oic. Sugar-Steady; fair to
good refining, SsaSIc; Cuba, S4a0t; Mo
lasses-Quiet. Rice-Firm, at S4a0tc
Observation-Disclosures, and prices
nominal; mess, $l3 55a1S %. Ont Meats
quiet and unchanged Lard-Steady
new No. / 10 prime steam Sassc. Butter
and Cheese-Bnchanged. N't'
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, July 1G-Thero is no
variation from the late dullness, and no
symptoms OF the opening Of the fall bust.
ness in any department. Southern and
Southwestern buyers are arriving, but
are only accommodating the markets, On
cotton goods prices are steady. A line Of
standard dark prints sold to-day at 114c,
less 5 per cent, but protessedly not regu.
lar fall goods. Much interest is felt in
the prospect Of the cotton crop, and
probably no large business will be done
In cotton goods until the, crop question:
more definitely settled. There is rather
more doing in woolens, but prices are
unsettled, for heavy fabrics especially.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

A HoRsE.cAR conductor in q western
city got his ticket OF leave in this manner;
AT night when no had finished his trips
he began counting his money, not know.
ing that the superintendent was looking
througha crack in the wall. This was
the way the conductor began, to count /:
There's dollar for the road, and here's
dollar Tor me-" and so on to the end Of
his $40 or more. He found to his sur.
prise that there was an odd fifty cent scrip
which he had not changeto divide, n.
nally he concluded to toss up cent, and
see whether he should have Il or the road.
1t came "head," and belonged to the road.
This disappointed the conductor, so he
thought he would give himself another
chance, and upon tossing up again he
won, and put tho scrip in his pocket with
q deal Of satisfaction. The next day the
superintendent called the conductor tC
him and told him he had better get hi.
pay and leave, "Why," said the condGc
tor, what have doneY "My FRIEND
said the superintendent, 1.-THE trouble is,
think the road ought To have had ont
moro chance in that half dollar lastnight.'
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Market buoyant
but unsettled; Nos closed at 81 90 spol
or seller July; No. 8, 81 10. Corn-Fair
demand, but at lower rates; No. 2, mixed
42sc cash; rejected 3Sic. Oats-Demand
active and prices advanced; No. 9, 27Ec;
rejected 24c. Rye-Dull and prices q
shade lower; No. 2, 50a59ic. Provisions
-Pork-Dull and prices are nominal fol
cash at $1S IS. Lard-Summer 7aa75c
Bulk meats-Demand good at full prices
Bacon-Demand light, but holders firm
no sales and prices unchanged. Whisky
Market steady at SIC.
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:, a Ar ROMANTIC marriage lately took n,ocs
.a1 Washington. Some time Sgo 4 yonnS
S Sau fascinating lady Of that civ, findins
uetssll Oesot with lovers whose diSintcE
SI y, iII she doubted, pretended 10 have
N Au Aer possessions she was an orJSSn
%S ~ Wealth--and went into the TIreas,
~ y! department as a matter OF necessity
usually ,,,saly the4 lovers fell olF-drst, ia
S STa'iVe members OF Congress: thcn ~" y
u u! official, then an army Officer NJ Il
~ SSual9eace. There was but one among u,
W ~ saitcFs who remained ardepilv fSit5.
~ rs la ne was poor treasury clerk m
~ ,5s'ser salary; but. he was honest and
, .Su proud Of her, and insisted That No
S SS,;l have tho right, in tho time oS bo u,
rcsIGtt1ne, Of coming to her aid and s I'M
p %ITnS her to the best Of his ability, Fl n.
Ta!y she accepted, and Il was opIy Oiic,
T TSAase that the ruse wis aisc9vs SsSE'
i iTS 5Sappy fellow is said have sccGmn Ss
c casa !, himself very comfortably ~ ~,
~ susie otease and luxury. - ~
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Summer Heat,

Heat operates to produce debility in
Two ways. Firstly, it wastes the sub.
stance Of the body through excessive
peEpiration, thus converting the tissues
into water, urea, carbonic acid, ETC.; and,
secondly, 10y rarefying the atmospheric
II diminishes the supply Of oxygen receiv.
cd through the lungs. The only sound
method Of conteracting those agencies, is
by elevating the general tone Of the sys-
tenn. For this, the main thing is food.
Let the sufferer avoid, indeed, heavy
meals (either in quantity Of quality his
powers not being equal TO digest such
abstaining especially from such articles as
he knows either to be heat.producing OF
lipdigestible; but, for all this, let him, by
% means, starve himself. On the con.
Ftrary, let him eat as much light food as his
stomach is equal to. The more the bet
ter. And along with each meal, to aid
and to invigorate digestion, let him take
one wine. glassful of DR.. Gottlieb Fisch's
Bltters .a'r
This subject continued next week I'M.
der "Ioiling and Moilihg.P + F..
"Ware 6 Schmitz, Philadelphia, Pro
prietors Of DR.. Fisch's Food Bitters."
Wholesale agents for Wheeling, Smith
Sinclair 6 Co. eod&w
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 1G.-Flour-In i'm.
proved demand but prices unchanged
Wheat-Buoyant; choice. white 81 81
fair TO prime red 81 70a$1 so. Corn
Strong; mixed western in elevator 62a63c
0ats-Firmer: mixed. 40a41c; white Acc
Pfovisions-Very strong and buoyant
sales restricted by tlrmness Of holders
mess pork $14 90. Bulk Meats-shoull
ers 5Ia6c; sides 7a7tc. Bacon-Shoulder!
&c; sides Sc; do. clear rib Sic, eSugal
cured hams 15a16c. Lard-Frm at 0a9tc
Bltter-Western more active; choice TIC
Whisky-09ic! 'N'A,
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dpGtttAigsnfsr
ruE OLD WHITE HAT


.,,,oN Ela. was rev. my boys
Ehtn hIaHSI,S IN sWOrC freely ,,,,oh,,
The IniSht with great dslgh''
Ah1 diI ~ IS N old Horace Greeley
They tan nEsTre his DER them conn.,
~ Tss Inc ! never ,aw ,' Greeley hats,
~ nv ~ Sre wearing uIsS'''
T1 IA ISSSo1tIng ChIPpaqaA'
Csiil.e ai,S Sn tried and uas,g hsad,
A psIIv Brook broke summer u'
B1 sSE pS" ihis Old Hat was nsw i0r.
W9 nens ~ IN cried well DONE
The ma he'd got his DUE ,,.v nsyt.
"a ST0Fe they'd hang oIu us'''
When bis 0ldhat We A'"' ,,,
Al. MA ia, was new, my boys
N hsn ' voorhees, was the mag, ,ta;o,v led
vSo1o al, proud form 70 ''''O''
The democratic clan. i, p,plel oa,,
M, nav they have rtlle5a U'A'
They ~ h. HI. WI IIS AZ \" where DO stood
When his Old Hlt WI N m, he" ,iom.
pT Ia soon Will como 70 ~ S,iraIus
IA y,t Nh sing IN lWes.e'' S {
hs "a yS' ,sonToi ChiPPaqnA'
,,..S MI, old Hntvn, new, my boys
IT, TIE . Esry ~ l,u Nn democratic threats,
WIZ ,ny s.sbIts mans government.
fOl 80 S,e for equal rights.
"a syefy riee and hue, .uhors,,d
rSs1 turned their backs on Ali my '"'''
WI When ibis Old Hat was new
n, ,,I,l tdoes seem strange 10 me,
D. III bard 10 think 90 really, .t,,
mai Hendricks should be showed aSlae'
10, negro.loYIng Greeley,
vor Hendricks was Democrat
70 ne party always true,
And Greeley was the dlresl lOe'
When this Old Hat was I9w'
Rs, let rs take our dish Of dlrs
And nv and pat Il through,
And turn our backs upon Ihe PAs''
When this Old Hat was new,
AID when We get old Greeley In,
Wen send him 10 that shore,
where Lincoln, Taylor, Harrison
mn friends dispatched before
,SSibsn WITH (ifatz and Cousin Frank,
AID Ill the Blair crew,
WSll soon restore the days OF yoto'
when this Old Hat was new.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull and heavy.

STATE boEDs-Dull and heavy.
SToCKs-There has been more activity
on the Stock Exchange to-day, Eric ad.
vanCed to 53t, Pacific mail to 75I, North.
western to 7SS, and Cleveland, Columbus
& Indiana Central to 35t. The balance
Of the list advanced from ! to 4 per cent
Themarket closed strong, AT a meeting
Of the Erie railway directors, to-day, the
following committees were elected: Elk
ecutive Committee, Diven. Duncan, W.
Morgan and Barlow; Finance Committee
Cisco, Lansing, Babcock and Travers
bylaws, Barlow, Pruyn, Johnston, w
Watts. Sherman resigned as Treasurer
and the election of successor was post
poned. A committee was appointed &c
examine the contracts made by the Gould
party under the old direction. a.,
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Essentials Of a Successful Newspaper
.1off N7 Gin New York.

Essentials Of successful Newspaper
BOX N3 lin New York.
The New York Journal Of Commerce,
philosophizing on the dem ise Of the Stand.
ard newspaper, says; i.
7 MOB les than thousand dollars "a day
suflCes toconduct o firstclass daily, July
'eiaffed with editors and reporters, lis tent.
acles oil commercial and news correspond.
ence stretching out everywhere, It's sweep
Of domestic kilograms from every corner
Of the land, and lis latest costly burden Of
cable dispatches 10 carry. The versa.
tility Of an Admirable Cfichton, the in.
tensitiyeness Of an alligator's hide, and the
working powers oil q pack.horse may be
mentioned us some Of the qualifications
for managing newspaper with success,
and IN addition 10 these, we should moi
place IT before them all, the purse 81 4
millionaire. =
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, July 16.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. Wheat-Market steady
No, !, 81 So; No. g. 81 90. oats-De-
mand Light, lat e6ic for No. q Corn
Demand fair, at 4itc for No. 3 mixed.
Rye-No. ], 6sc. Rarley-No. 9 fall, 5Gc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

ar "a S,SE ~. sandusky county, Ohio,
Ii; oT SnSt ne ae knows Of tlNy Democrats Il
lSev S ,,n IoWnstip who have DECLARED fbsi
cifcuS m,,. not vote Tor Greeley under sny
In C ,ua Some Of them viii y mi
Ill. ''n'i many Of them will not vote U al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

ACCORDING TO the Episoopalida, the col.
ebrated Monsigneur Capel (the Roman
Catholic priest, Of London, who figures as
Catesby in Disraelfs noYelot @Lothair,) !,
Is coming to this country next autumn.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEw York, July 1e.-GoLD-s Steady
at 114Ra114i. Loans were made at from
saSi per cent for carrying. Clearings,
about s4i,OOO,OOO.
MONEY-UnuSually easy ut 2aS per
cent,
GovERNMENTs-.Strong and higher;
closing firm at an advance.
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,on NJ Is 5o ssid there are two reasons why
nsS p0TS Ta !. DO 40! not mind their own bust.
VIC O'aeF IS thatihOy have no mind,
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p i Of JH Nm Richmond hasworn the same
men, and m1T IN pantaloons iorty.nine sum.
lime anu, Snu ne announces that during That
lime, lucy have been in fashion seven wen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

JOHNSON N. CAMDEN never gave q dol.
lar to aid the Democratic party. Every
dollar which he ever contributed was
given for the express purpose Of securing
him THE nomination for Governor. -
Charleston True Democrat.
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Nn,v nrlnnnalNInr.,l,.a.l,.-

NEW ORLEANS, July 1G.-sugar-Firm;
fair % fully fair 9ia10ic. Cofee-Q uII
1Ssal9ic. -,....-a, -, 81 ',ul A. a
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LonisvIIIe Market.

Lou1syn1lE, July Tobacco-saIes
Of 1879 hhds. Prices well sustained. Dos