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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-09

TIE Cincinnati Commercial mischiey'
o,,sly suggests that the second speech OIL
Mr. Jeasrson Davis, explanatory OF the
tirs,, twill have charming influence on
the prospects Of the Bourbon party In
Ohio. with which he is in full sympathy
II with any party in this State" Alto
yether JED. must be a pleasant man to
have In the Democratic family. Their
Republican opponents wish them joy over
their acquisition. - 80 !
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;TARM FOR SALE

/ Offer for sale the Farm on which I now -
reside, situsted In Marshall county, W. We; some
three miles from the limits Of the city OF Wheel
ing, on OF near tho Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres Of frstclass land, nearly all OF which
Il In . ane state Of cultivation. The improve.
ments arc al OF the best, consisting OF Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
eonveniences needful. A large eistern supplies
It with all the water for which rain water 10 need
ed. Therein also q large Barn. with cellar; So.
BILE room tor Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and . good Frame Tetans Aeu ls,
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance The said 'landis
well watered, and falling well ct tho barn.
There 10 . good Vineyard Of Catawba and Con
cord Grapes, and large number OF the best %.
lection Of Fruit Trees In full bearing, consisting
OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums. Cherries and
Ounces, with almost ali the frst quality Of
small fruit grown In this part Of the county,,
Any person desiring good home near 70 the
pose Of whatever they may raise for the marley
Win do well TO call on the subscriber, who VIII
dive all the necessary information. Terms easy.
ja7-dAw - il. i. |WAfhAN. :
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70. making books there Is no enc" ssys
the Good Book For years past book
making, however, has been rather an IN.
profitable business. The late Secretary
Stewards work. Travels Around the
World" was an exception. The New
York Erening Post learns thst the amount
paid 10 the heirs OF Dir. Seward for the
trs, SIX month Of It's sale was S4i I46i, and
thinks such profit for sn short period
OF time is probably without parallel 10
this county, il i. has ever been equaled
anywhere, and tba. SO unprecedented a
sale can only be accounted tor by a very
general admiration OF the abilities and
character oil the author. ..---,-.
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IND IauNgrnN

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, LCa.
don, graduate from ono Of tho most emlnen,
Colleges in tho United Htates. and the gleaii
part Of whose lie has been spent In The hospiti.
has eaected come, OF the most astonishing enre,
ever known. Many troubled with ringing h
the head and ears when asleep, great nerTous
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, b4shirl
meas, with frequent blushlng, attended sont
times with arrangement OF mind, were euftt
hmm adtate1v
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TUESDAY. SEPT. o, 1879.
TIE Harrisburg Telegraph recently q

TIE Harrisburg Telegraph recently ad'
vertised: III the young man who stole o
copy Of the Undspsloped Rest from the
editors table does not return the same be-
fore tomorrow morning he may find him.
self in trouble" To which the 81. Louis
Democrat replies: "The young man might
as well steal the undeveloped West as to
leave II for q few designing lobbyists and
railroads 10 steal"
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr.. J. addresses al those who have inIurd
habits, which ruin both body and mind, unfttIna
them ior either business, study, society or MAJ
Rage. -, =.
These are some OF tne e1a az meiAnehSly 81
iects produced py carly nApus OF yoHth, vi
weakness OF the baeg and Limps, rams 10 tAt
Head, Dimnees ot sienL Los5 oi Ansen,N Pow
sr. .fnlRitAuon OF the heafh yyspesh; Neitot,
Funeuons, General Debility, symptoms o! Con
suMmpaon, &c. r,a ,.o,,,, .4.., -, ..,..,.
,,ncs ~ he ~ Ws.,oty w
al Ideas: 'Denression Of snirits. M Po,ehS
ines Aversinn IA Soefetv Se1f nIst,n., IN.
on solitrds. Timidity' &c are some of In III.
produced. we
Thousands Of persons OF all ages ca1 nov
o.SSc thsIr vie o bsenminr Wy ma ~,
yous and cmae{ated. having A sinprlsr anna.
snse shont tha ewes nonoS and svmn,n,ps ~
Consumr;tion. rS'''@
Young NRN
Who have injured themseiyes by certain p,,..
tiee induiped in when al,ne. A hafit fre0utsty
learned from eyiI Commanders or nj school. IL
efIecfs which are NIGHTLY felt even when a,iets
and IN mt eured renders mnrrisee FINN pos.Ibt
and destroys both mind and body. shouid appt
immedisteiy. '''
Whata pity that A young man, the hope O! HI.
country, the darling OF his parents, should Be
snstrhcd from an Prospects ana enjoyment. d
life by tho eonsequeilces1o 81 deyiating ffota lie
path Of nature and indulptrg In a certain secrtt
habit, such persons must, before contemplating
,f.ppY.op
reflect tina. a sound mind and sodv ara ,be mos,
necessary reoufsites 10 promote connub!Al h.p
niness Indeed. without these the Iourpsy
fhroroh 1ife hecomes A weary nfIrrimsre. ~
nrosnect hourly darkens 10 the view: ~ tuird
heeomes ehsdowed with desnair and aile1 viii
fhe melanchoIy reaeetion maj the hanplnE.. d
snother becomes biichtcd with onr own.
nISr.srs AZ IwppInvNcr
WHEN the r,issnised and nd ,mnrnsent yo,,, n,
p,essnre anSs IL mas imh,hed I'M seeds oI tSi.
psin nj disesse n 10 ofscn hannens ira, an IN
SmaS ssnse N shame ~ dread n discover A.
.aas Nm ,n g,o ~ .nn,8uo ~ thnse wSa t.n M
ss,Ia- ora ,.snrapr;shti,ty sSn .innc h1tdsna
~. da1. vtrr XII tLo enn.,S,rt,ersi .vmn,Tn.
~ H. h35..;S Msassa rsta ,hoi, spnss,snf.
one M =. meera.Sd sose th.ost aisea.es ma M
sucn ~ uIeelaea sote .asoas 9sGI 49, :,
~ tne ed hesa snt ~ III, Sas
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General Notices.
NOTICE.
Mn T4I ,Srf'N -yd .H
Joseph ". Porfll -.

Sarah Cunningham. et a.
IN tic Circuit Court Of Ohio County, wes! Va.
By decree rendered In this cause on the 18th
day OF July, 1873, It was referred 70 one OF the
Commissioners q this couft 70 ascertain and
FTa. whstreaI estate the said John Cunning:
ham died seized Of, the liens on the same and
Steoad. Whist elatms there are, II any. against
said john Cunningham, deceased, which have
not been reduced 10 judgment.
Third. What personal property, u any, was
left by said John Cunningham, and II any was 90
left what became Of it, s1'-,s -. l1
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Medical.
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
1fes-7 So,tfh, Fr.i.,feI O.,
DIR. JOHNSON

DIR. JOHNSON
Hss discovered the most Certain, speedy ana
only EdectuAl Remedy In the wefid ior we1F.
mass OF the Back or Hmhs, Structures, Afeetio-.
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, 1nyolani.iy Dis
ehasges. 1mposeney, General DEBILITY, Nt,TU1.
sIon o. Ideas, Palpltstion OF The Heart TinidI.
Diseases % To Had, Thnoat, Sosoe o. sEIa. AZ
.eetions OF the Lyer, Lrrgs, Stomach o. Bosei,
those Tsuible Disorder ili1ng NON s0lhsy
mare nss g issf an S sa &c sGh s. 8.
eyrens 70 the Mariners of U1ysses, 6lIshtnf
their most brilliant hopes or anticipation, ~.
eering marriage. &e., Impossible.
.E!Eai1 s5IYousG MEN 81
Especially, who have been The victims Of Soft
~ Vice, .that dreadful and destructive hsSI
which ANNUALLY LsHeeps 20 IN untinely Grsys
taIcnf And brilliant intellect, who m!rS otss,.
wisdhayGentraneed listening senates viik 81
thunder Of eioquenee, or walked TO eestaey ~
thrilling Tyre. may can with fall confidence.
vi zoHlsgcD MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplstt,s
Marriage, being aware OF Physical Wesiness'
org.nie debility, detotnities, speedily cured.
J., may religfonsiy eolsde In his honor a res.
tleman, and! confidently rely upon bis akin a /
physician IA lolE-sI7l.-fI1 7-slf'7
WHY 81 ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full v!gof restored
This distreSsing Affection, which renders IN
miserable and Marriage impossible, 10 the penal.
p1id by the victims Of Improper induleente
Young persons are TOO aptto commit eteessSs
from not being aware Of the dreadful eonsequs..
ees thatmhy ensne. Now, who that undefstknt,
the subject will pretend TO deny thst tho poEef
or pFocereation II lost sooner by those hilifs
into improper habits than By the prudent Be.
sides being deprived Of the pleasure Of HEALTHY
offspring, The Smost serious and destructive
symptoms OF both body and mind arise. N
Mental Func,ions veal eaed, loss Of Pfode..
tiye Power, Nervous ITihbihty. Dyspeptti
Palpatation OF the Heart, Indigestion, Consttts.
tionAl Debility, o wasting OF the Frame, CouEt,
CONSUMPTION, Decay and Death
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TEMPERANCE 70. PROSPERITY.

Much feeling 10 manifested here on the
subject OF temperance. The town council
refuse TO grant license TO sell liquor; and
the citizens claim That this not only keeps
away from the place what they most
need, skilled labor, but increases intem-
perance. In regard to the former argu-
ment It Is true that two.thirds Of the me-
chanics most conducive to the prosperity
OF any town are what are called drink:
ing men" men who are industrious. frugal
aud useful, bpt who must and wilihaye,
IS Paul has recommended, something for
their "stomach's sake" An Intelligent cit.
zen informs US that there Is more drum
kenness at present In Martinsyiile than
there. was when liquor was sold In public.
Wheeling and bring It over by the guar,
and pint, and, as he expressed Il, wheel.
ing has Tho money aud We have The noise
and the shame -. - -
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MoHIo CITY,
Manufacturing Rnterprises..- Prohi.
bition and NProgress-.-The Ap.
preaching Vintage. v

lAauuLAGtattAb 6hsSektesse--I5lAA .ses-
bition and NProgress-.-The sAp.
preaching Vintage. v
Correspondence Of The Intelageaeer.,
History informs Us that Absalom Mar
tin, Q Wheeling settler, in 1880 crossed
the Ohio River and opened farm where
the town Of Martinsville now stands. In
1900 q town was laid out and called Jei-
ierson; but about thirty.five years after
wards the name was changed 70 MATHIS,
Vile. As population, manufactures, ana
consequent sense Of approaching gisss1 Nv
mess increased In magnitude, puonc
sniri,ed citizens realized the importance
| Of a title in keeping with their meuopon.
s s. Ssiied ns1-Ohio City. Hoi The estab-
iishment Of several important manuiac--
tories recently has given the place new
lie; and has in:thepastte ten years near.
lydoubled In population, Numbering at
present about {, 900 souls. Mr.. Clark, an
entsrprising citizen, has laid out 0 small
town near the site Of rolling mill In
coyirsei of erection Immediately above
Martinsyille, which 10 last building up,
and which in honor Of the protector Is
called "Clarhburg." Numbers Of houses
have also lately been erected In the
vicinity Of the Etns Iron Work., between
Bridgeport and Martinsyille; and this
community ID known Is aEnaville."
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CITY BOOK STORE.
NEW BOOKS.

Tm HAr illustrated BY Happln-Pot-
traying The snaerings Of Mr.. A. Wiper Weeps,
LIFE o. nv. AIrsxp CooKnlx-C Cloth 81 o..
LECTURES AND SxHNoxs-By Rev. W. N. Pun
shUn, L Id, cloth 81 90,
!. A n PAnor BIEF R5rs7T7by Thos, Hardy cloth
Piorw1ck PIprRs-Hou Edition. illn,-
trAted by Tn. Nast, cloth 81 30. paper 81 %.
THE Umfr or,NAIulAL PnEsonEsA-By n.
OUTLINES or MEN, WOMEN AND THtNas-By
Mary clemmcr Ames. cloth 81 90.
Lynx HpsTns-"Camping Out series," Vol.
8, cloth 81 30. - : -
MI LlrrEE amzpaper TIC. J
Too Soos-By Katiefinel .. Naequoid, paper
boc. -
IxSocEsy-By Mrs. oliphlnt, paper 75e.
TIE WICKED Woops or ToBERkEyfT-PApef
75c. u III q
JRoPrs OF sAND-paper 7se. -.
FRrr YEARS IN AMAgrLAsp KrTcuES-eloth
pnHNo NJ sAnrr1cistwArras-By aenio O.
THs PnnMa Tounnr-By chas. Hsllock, 81.
IGo - ftsuING-By W. O. Primo, q so.
y y = VITO ~ =. ---TTf-0V : ru1L ~
A fine assortment Of Ladies, Stationery, Pofte.
Monnaies, Autograph Albania; Ae, always On
Mana .-. Ga.UE I'D. STANTON, .
ani5 Cor. 12th and Market Streets
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DEMALE SCHOOL
Episcopal High School Of Virginia
NEAR ALEXANDRIA.

The ao,h Annual Session OF this School for Boys
begins Kept. "a, 1873. Full corps Of Assistants.
Terms $3.50 per year. No extras. Catalogue,
with particulars, sent on application TO the Prin.
cipGI- CT a. II. BLACKBOARD. MA,
}ys5-d.swAw jJdi ALEXANDRIA. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE Els SALE oF ISLAND
RRAL ESTATE. - =. ~.

lTRUSTEES SALE uF ISLAND
l. RKAL ESTATE. - '.s-.
Byyirtue OF two deeds Of trust made by A. Il.
Amfine and Cynthia L his wife to the undrsign-
ed trustee, ono Of which deeds "a dated Deem.
bcr &, 1858 and recorded In the ONCE Of the Clerk
OF the County Court Of obio county. West VII.
gtnia, In Deed Book No. q, page %, and The
other 4 dated February 9. 1899, and recorded In
io5 viii ODER Al public ssle a he front door o.
The Court House Of Ohio county. on
SATURDAY, September q, 1885,, lt!oE
Beginning q 10y osloes a a sss io 1.I.ns
| In The city OF wheeling, county Of Ohio and
State Of West Virginia, that 10 TO say; a certain
piece or parcel OF land situate on said island IN
&, .. Zane's addition to said city. and eomnene.
ing Ut the north west corner OF lot numbered
eiEht o. in said addition, which Is situate on
souih side Of said Virginia street. distance Of
sixty i6V feet in westwsrdly direction; thence
south one hundred and twenty Q20 feet: thence
east on line parallel with Virginia street sixty
| (6O fees thenc6. north along The west line o.
said lot numbered eight lq one hundred. nnd
twenty feet to the place OF beginning, together
with the buildings and Improvements on saio
ground. ,,
TTRns OF sALK-Fourteen hundred dollars
fslfOO In hand, tho .ro.idns- Of the PetehasSS
money In two equal ipstallments, one ~ III anu
the other twelve months aisef ne DAY o. ! sse.
m Ha 70 Sc secured to the satisfaction Of the
Title believed good. but selling IS trustee !
shsl convey only iueh title as Ia vested in me BY
HRNRY g MORGAN, Trustee.
W." J. N. MILLER, Auetiouees.
| WB<Slin1 Alumni a6 1s78 auT
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THR GRAPE CROP

this season will be very light one-not
% much by one.third as usual This 10
owing to the buds having been frozen last
winter; about one-.ourth the 1sabellas
were thus destroyed. Mr.. Adanfrom New.
land, who, in connection with his brother;
Isaac, has q vineyard Of thirty. Ave acres,
informs Us that in the last three years
their vines have yielded lsixty-two. tons
esch year, but this season the vintage will
not exceed forty or fifty.fiye tons. The
Delawares are now ripe-the Concords
nearly 90. The vintage will commence
here about the 18th Of October. On the
Messrs. NewlandS place we were shown
what Is thought to be the. ~ al vH
LARaRsr WINE PRESS IN THE WORLD.
We learn that this mammoth press Is In
one piece, ffty-eight feet long, the full,
crum standing eight feet from one end,
leaving q leverage Of fifty feet. Thepress
has two tubs, each oil which will hold 200
bushels Of grapes; but, by tho quantity o.
leverage employed, the 4pumice, OF the
grapes can easily be pressed by means Of
crank which Is turned BY one man. The
Catawba Is the wine grape, and yields 100
gallons OF wine to the ton. The Messrs.
Newland have manufactured as much as
10 1000 gallons OF wine In one season.
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= special notices. 54 I,
KEEP IT IN YOUR HOUSE. 4
N Gtl. -. s-7--9..i-. f.
Kraft's Diarrlea Compound.

A 8aJt; Sure and Speedy; Ctsrsj dor Di.rhea,
Dysen,ery, Lholera Morbns, summer Complaint,
&c. This medicine Is used md endorsed by 4
grester number Of: people than [aLy other prepar.
-''o MeCAbK, KRAFTs6 Co, Proprietors,,
je20 - " = - " - wheeling, W. Va
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Of Afar,insvillc are Industrious, enterprls-
ing, and are noted for their hospitality.
They feel a just pride in the progress Of
their town, and we hope their calculations
as to the future will be more thanfIeal.
lied. Their amusements, are purely in
,ellec,usl; they are refined In converse
ton and in manners; andltalthough striv.
ing to promote their own prosperity by
securing advantages and facilities over
others, they never forget the conrtesies
due strapgers. q - ,.,...a. Hal. .
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain ptie
tice INDUCED In when alone, 4 habit frequently
learned from evil companions or At school, III
effects ofwhich are nightly felt, even when Asleep
and II not cured renders marriage tmmpos.ibt
and destroys both mind and body, should applI
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that . sound mind and body are tho mos.
necessary requisites 70 promote eonnub!sl hsp-
piness. Indeed, without these the journey
through lie becomes a weary pilgrimage he
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view: The mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Oiled with
the melancholy reflection that the happlnE.s Of
another becomes blightcd with our own.
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Whats pity that a young man, the hope o. b.
country. The darling or his parents, should bt
snstehed from al prospects md enjoyment. d
life by tho consequences of deyiating from lie
path Of nature and INDUCING In a certain secrt,
habit Such persons must before contemplating
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-08

Richmond Prices Current.
JoBBISa PRICES.

JbbbtHH
FEBRUARY g., 1873.
APPLES-Green, sound, 81. 0oa4 so q barrel.
Inferior sold for what they will bring.
BUCKWHEAT-3k a4c. per pound.
BEESWAX-Daris, 25a2sc. Yellow, S0a3le
BEANS-S2 .00a2 90.
BUTTER.-Prime to choice yellow Virginia,
% to 25 cents; common to good, 15a20e.
CANDLES.-Tailow l3kali cents per pound;
Adamantipe, 16a21 cents.
CONGRATULATIONS $500 per box scarce;
Oranges, 3.50a$500p per case; Raisins, 1915 whole,
Si.65 half, 9oca$I.e0 quarter boxes; Candy,
16al7e; Mince Meat l3c. .
CoFFEE-Java, 2sc., Rio, fair to good, 22ka
&c; prime to choice, 2Aa25c.; LaGuayra, 2SHc.
CORN MEAL-Ctty Mills, bOlted, 81 cents;
country, SOC.
CHEEsE-.Northern aud Western prime cut
a s.aS3 .o'i'S' 'O-'ll'"' i0"'-'' NAsi'zn p"liy'
COTTON YARNszConntry yarns, Nos, to
y; n Z ~; aLssPNknfq nHE =; G9 9f ys5nsI Sa:S5' &c. o,o.
peras &C.; Nader 16c.i Indigo, $l.35; Cochineal,
Sl.l0; Extract Logwood, &c.,; Sal. Soda, 4ca4Ac,;
Bluestone, loo; super car. soda, American 6ac,;
DRESSED FOWLS.-Turkeys 15a2O cents.
Chickens llal3 cents. Ducks l3al6c per ID Live
Fowls dull Z
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, 3a4c. Peaches, peeled
llal3e. unpeeled 4a5e. Cherries, 10al7c. Black
berries. 7asc. Receips liberal. Market dun.
EGGS-I barrels and boxes, 27a29 cents, in
patent carriers, 29a3ae.
FLOUR-Virginia country superflne, $3.50 to
1875 Extra s9.25as.50; Family $40. 0oaSl1.G 20,
according to brands. No country -four being
shipped.
FEATHERS-Live geese e0a65; mixed 40 to
6Oc. Wholesale market dun.
FLAXSEED-$l .65a136
Observation-Disclosures gross, $3.50 per bar
rel North Carolina No 1 cut, $5.G0af5.50 per
barrel; North Carolina No. l roe S9aS9.60 per
barrel; halt-barrel $3.50: North Carolina No. l
gross. 84.75as5.-MackereI-No. l Bay mackerel,
Sl2afl2. 90; No. Shore, $s.25aS9j No. 2(in bar
relsl, $1l; No. 8 large Tin barrels) Ssa@S.25.
GRINDST0NES--lAa2e per Id. for small and
medium; large size, 2Aa2h.
HTDES-WET SALTED - Steers, Aa12He
calf skin, 8 .t0a1. 20.
BTy-Country flint 16a20c; salted Il a lsc.
The buying rates for green are Ease.
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ETEErS.

MIR. Nightingale and Miss Bird were
married in Boston last week.
Kansas ice is nine inches thicker TINS
year than in any previous winter.
Tanning buffalo hides is a new indus
trial interest in Kansas.
DIR. Peters, of Clinton. New York, last
night discovered a new planet Of the tenth
magnitude.
A Danbury man fractured the ceiling
Just above a chair. in which there had been
placed a burning hot poker.
The Philadelphia Telegraph, review
ing the result of the Tweed and Wharton
trials, ]pronounces jury trials a failure.
The organ of the western Congrega-
tionalists-the Chicago Advance-demands
a full investigation of the Beecher scandal.
Mr.. Samuel Jay, aged seventy.three.
of Bedford, was made the father OF a fine
pair of twins last week.
~-Law-abiding Boston is asked to decide
whether a street car conductor has a right
to eject smallpox patients from his
vehicle.
The epizootic cat-arrh has extended to
the felines in Minnesota. Doctors say 1t
presents an analogy to tables in the human
subject.
"A stern Chicago parent, aged los, was
recently fined So for cruelty whipping his
son, a tender youth scarcely eighty years
old.
The Baltimore board Of trade at its
monthly meeting yesterday adopted q res
olution protesting against the repeal of the
present national bankrupt law.
IN. l-4zzl ...rJ,.1 ,ooa,Ia1 vuop ,1,Nnp a
gentleman who expired in a fit of inebria-
ton. The jury returned, "Death by hang
ing-rouDd a rum-shop." This was
savage.
The elections for chief justice and
magistrates of the supreme court OF Next
co will be held on Sunday next. Porferio
Diaz, MORTAL and Escobedo are candi-
dates.
An editor of o paper in Posen, in Ger
many, has been sentenced to four months
Imprisonment for publishing an article
under the head of "The battle against
Gods church, g
Countess Genatti, formely Miss Kin.
ney, of new York, presides with grace al
her husbands palace, a few miles out O.
Rome, and often elegantly entertains hel
American friends.
The ladies of Bellville, Illinois, have
cauvassed their town and alieviated all
cases of suffering they could. They were
obliged to marry off thirteen disconsolate
old bachelors before their task was COM
pleted.
Mrs. Schuman and DIR. j. P. Wilder,
who were arrested in Peoria, Illinois, on
suspicion of having poisoned a young son
of Mrs. Schuman, were acquitted by the
c%oroner's jury, no trace of poison having
been found in the boys body.
The commissioner of education has
received o communication from DIR. Col.
landet, president Of the deaf mute college,
dated at Leipsic, Germany, January Ia,
giving an interesting account Of hi;
experience abroad and Of his improved
health. He states, also, that he is in favol
of calling a convention of instructors o
deaf mutes at Vienna, in connection witt
the exhibition. This would afford an OPP
portunity for an interesting and useful cor
ference.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-08

1 "-" Involuntary.
In the matter of Charles NJ. Wallace vs..
Armistead & Peek. ~ --f-
ENEAFS is 10 GIVE NOTECE-TI,at a war
Il rant in bankruptcy WAS issued out of the
District Court of the United States for the
Eastern DISCREET of Virginia, against the estate
of Armistead & Peek, of Richmond
city and State of Virginia, who have been
a~djudgcd bankrupts on their own petit
ton that the payment of any debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging TO said bank
rupts, to them or for their use and the transfer of
any property by them, are forbidden by law: that
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and choose one or more ASST
gnees of their estate, will be held at a court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Registers Office,
Richmond, Va, before W. w. Forbes, Esq, Reg
lister, on the Goth day of February. A.. ID 1878, at
10 O'Clock A. M. DAVID d. PARKER,
fe 4-Tu2w u. S. Marshal.