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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-09-26
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Eof5ce s6 Ta1-El0 CTS. Territorial and County T for the Eear 1874, ars noos due. arc not paid before the 30th of Nasem5. ext, will 5ec1.-o deiiaqaens anu @v p,r cent added thereto.
 F. H. GOODWIN, Sheriff and Tax-C Collector, Yuma Co, sep19 I'm.
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ATE COURT NOTICE. Estate of W. P. c. STEBBINS,
 DAceasad

DtCtdHrU. MI OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY 1N the undersigned. administrator of the abOve-named estate, to the creditors of. and all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit the same with the ne- cessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of this notice. to the undersigned at Yuma. Yuma County, A. T.
 H. E. LINDSEY,
 Eae strstOr. . Hma Sen, EE 1874 1T
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AeGE lgAriSG

5 2 500 000 vii be 6a.ed by lot among Jbe ticket holders.
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CAPT. WW. POOLE, Of the c. $ N. O., who has been to England ana there committed uaatriMoay, arrived here by the Gocopoh, as Commander of that steamer, last Thursday evening. His many friends were glad to meet him again and welcome him home.
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THE steamer GiLa, Capt. Mel lon, from Fort Mohave and all up river ports, arrived here las Sat urday evening, and on Sunday morning at day break started for the mouth Of the river th assist in bringing Qp passengers and freight per M0nt0q0,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

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tuma, Sept. I2 1874 1T.
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AonndtVllle, round trip. ........,, rs
EoWhAttan, round tEip. ..,,, 30
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THE TURF.


INDIANAPOLIS, July s.-The second
day Of the Indianapolis races was well
attended, and the races were close and
exciting. Two troB and pace was the
programme for the day. The first called
was the 2:2e class, summary purse 81, 500,
mile heats, three In five, TO harness; Kan.
sas Chief 5, 4, 4, /, l.; Tom Wheeler /, /,
3,3.2; Logan 4, 1898; Annie Collins
2,3, 4, 4; Cyanger 8, 8, 8; drawn time
23l, $685., 2:84, 2;33t and 1884.
In the pacing race Sleepy George was
the favoIite in the pools, and his friends
came 70 grief. 1n-the start for the first
heat Evans and Ben Buffers sulkieS col.
lided, the latter being 80 badly wrecked
% TO prevent him from going. The race
was hot between Zeal Skin, George and
Harry, Copper Bottom and Evans acting
hadly. Summary, pacing purse $500, free
for oil PAGERS, mile heats 8 In 8 70 harness;
Seal Skin 2, 2, l, l, /; Sleepy George /, /,
8, 40 Hurry 3, 3, 8, Q, 8; Mark Twain A.
4. 40, 4; Charley Evans {, 2, 2, 8, distanc.
cd; Copper Bottom 9, 6, distauced; Ben
Batter 2. 3, distanced. Time 2:22, 225t,
2:2G9, $3.50, 2:32. Although It was now s
o'clock the $40 horses were called and
trotted three heats. two Of which were
won BY Alden Goldsmith, latter In $3.50,
2.S8l, and one BY Little Afford in 2:87l'
when the race was postponed until to-
morrow on account of the darkness.
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MILWAUKEE, July SIN the United
States District Court at Madison today
the case Of the bondholders Of the North.
western Railroad against the Railroad
Commissioners, by an agreement Of coun.
'ael the bill on which an injunction was
applied for and denied was demurred to
by the counsel for defendants. The de-
'muTer was sustained and the bill dis
missed. Thereupon the complainants
appealed 10 the Supreme Court Of the
United States, where the whole question
will be argued today. Messrs. Sloan and
Dixon, attorneys for the State, applied to
me supreme Court OF Wisconsin for an
injunction to restrain the Chicago, Mil.
waukee & St. Paul and the Chicago &
Northwestern roads from disobeying the
railroad law. They gave notice that they
would apply for a hearing on the 14lh
tnat,
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Aqua CoEQUERoR; No QurNINE, NO
Arsenic, NO PoBoNs. -This d strong
language, as Physicians and Chemists
have for years tried 10 compound Q pre-.
paration that would entirely cure FEVER
AND AouR without the Use Of strong fnedl.
cinea such as Quinine, Arsenic and other
poiSoDs Injurious to the system. There 10
no case Of Fever and Ague, Intermittent
or Bilious Feyefs, Competitive Chills,
Night sweats, Liver Complaints, &C., that
this remedy will not cure at once and per.
manently. Il purltles the Blood, Liver,
Spleen, and all isecretory organs 90 eff
tectually that the Chills will not return
during tho season, even when persons
have had them for years. Sold By all the
druggists in Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry. eod-aW
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HeRn.

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated . feet 10 inches, The river can
hardly fall much lower.
The Science departed for PArkersbure
as usual. ..'
The sunash and Csptina packets both
arrived and departed on time.
The R1gon will remain in the PArkerS-
burg trade Tor the present, and will de-
part for that place OF A. N. to-day.
Capt Russell, Of the skillenger, left for
his home opposite slstersvllle yesterday.
BE arrived from Cincinnati Tuesday
night
The Pittsburgh wharf Is crowded with
towboats waiting for a rise Of water. How
long they will have TO wait Is another
matter.
eallipolls collected only $50 wharfage
last week.
The Andes will enter the Portsmouth
and Cincinnati trade.
Navigation to the lower ports continues
suspended. This has been the situation
for some time past, and will be for some
time to come, unless we have rain.
Captain Kenniston sold the hull and up.
per works Of the dismantled Emperor to
Mckinney 6 Co., Of Petersburg, for
81 200. II will be used for wharlboat pur.
poses Of Parkersburg.
CAIRO, July s-Arrived-B. 81. Cooke,
Evansville; General Anderson, st. Louis.
Departed-Anderson, Ohio river. River
10 feet 2 inches and falling. Heavy
wind this afternoon with q light rain.
Weather cloudy and cooler; mercury 9s
at noon, 70 at night, -.
NASHVILLE, July S.-Riyer lower, 1
foot inches on the shoals.
NEW ORLEANS, July e,-Departed-
Henry Ames, st. Louis. Weather warm.
Light rain this evening. No arrivals.
MRMPns, July S.-Weather generally
clear during the day, with the mercury Of
97-the hottest day Of the season; prospects
OF Q storm tonight. River falling steadily,
with u feet to Cairo. Arrived ~ larks-
vile, Little Rock. No departures.
EVANSVILLE, July s.-Weather cloudy,
rain all around but none here. River
fallen three inches. Down-Mary Miller,
Sandy and Silverhorn. Up-F. P. Gracey,
Red Cloud and Roberts. Business fair.
LoUnvmLB, July 9.-River 4 feet in
the canal and 2 feet in the Indian chute.
No boats up or down except the packet
Charles Bodman, from New Orleans 10
Cincinnati, which couldn't get farther
than New Albany, where she will wait
Tor rise. The storm about noon cooled
the air for some time, but Otherwise II
was the hottest day Of the season.
CINCINNATI, July S.-River feet 0
inches and falling. Departed Bermuda,
Evansville; ]. s. Bransford, Memphis.
LITTLE Rock, July s.-Thermometer
100 degrees this evening. Fine rain to.
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CULLEN, GALLAGHER AND oLEARY.-
There was trouble among these rival fac.
tons on Tuesday. Squire Gillespy was
appealed to, and settled the little differ
ences as follows:
Frank Cullen, for committing an as
sault and battery on Mary Gallagher, was
held in $50 to appear and answer at the
next term Of the County Court.
Frank also threatened to shoot David
oLeary, and was required to find surety
in the sum Of $50, conditioned to keep
the peace for six months.
Bridget Cullen also threatened to shoot
David 0'Lcary, and for such threat was
compelled to furnish bond to the same
amount as Frank. az.
Frank Cullen also committed on as
sault and battery upon David Gallagher,
and he gave bond in this case in $50 for
his appearance tomorrow.
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ANOTHER BUGGY AcclDRNr-Lieut.
Charles Williams and a lady were return.
ing from Mrs. Feay's, out the National
road, Tuesday evening, when the buggy
In which they were riding from some
cause turned over, throwing them to the
ground. Mr.. Williams received several
very painful injuries. His right eyebrow
was badly cut, and his head and body Sc.
verely bruised. The lady escaped with .
few slight scratches. The buggy was un.
injured. -
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MARTINS REsTAuRANT-Has become
one Of the institutions Of the city. By q
careful attention TO his business Martin
has built up q reputation for himself as q
caterer 10 the wants OF the public that Is
not surpassed by any. he watches the
markets closely, and secures the best Of
the suhstantIals % well as the choicest
dellcacies Of the season. The fret fruits
may always be found upon his tables.
Those who have visited the restaurants Of
The large Giles declare that Martin gets up
everything in a style that Is unobjecdona-
BE. Strangers go there and tell US that
they do not find better kept restaurant
outside the largest cities. Everything
that The appetite can desire can be got
there, and he has the best arranged ladies'
ice cream or lunch parlors TO be found In
the State. We go there when we want .
good tquare meal.
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POLICE CoURr-The business at this
court yesterday was disposed Of as fol-
lows: iIIM V E0TITN
David Garvin, disorderly, 50 and costa.
Nick Reer, same, $5and costs. 3
Joshua Miller and Frank Leazure,
drunk, $50 and costs each. 49,
The case Of Charles Whitney, charged
with disorderly conduct, was continued
until this morning and a rule issued for
absent witnesses.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
OMAHA.


OMAHA, July S.-Capt. W. 8. Stanton
and assistant leit here to.dSy for Lacote,
the new fort on Loupe River.
16 m THE suADR-RAIN-oRoPS.
Tho mercury stood Of 107 In the Bhade
to-day. A heavy storm 10 coming up
from the north, which will relieve the
farmers and save the crops, though corn
and oats have stood the dry spell well,
and are looking first rate. Moresain has
fallen In the interior Of the State than
along the Missouri River this year.
e CAMILLA HAIR.
A ton Of camsls' hair passed through
here today, eastward bound.
HARrHER PARTICULARS OF THR INDIAN
FIGHT.
OMAHA, July s.-lntelligence lust re-
ceiyed from Camp Blown states that on
The ID Of July Company B, Second Cav
airy, commanded BY Capt Bates, 25 In
dian scouts under Lieut. Young, and 100
6hoehoaes under WsshGkie, were by com.
mAnd OF Gems. Sheridan and Ord, who
were Of the poat, sent out In pursuit Of Q
band Of Sioux who had outraged and
killed two white women in the vicinity
Camp Brown and committed other out
outrGges. On tho morning Of the 4th OF
July about daybreak the Sioux were sur.
prised In their camp, and after 0 short but
Sanguinary fight they were completely
p routed with q loss Of 80 killed aud
wounded, two hundred horses and large
number Of prisoners. The troops lost two
soldiers killed and four wounded, includ-
log Lieutenant Young, slightly.
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A Letter from LiHInr,ton.

PORTLAND, ME-, July s.-The Portland
t1e@ WI tomorrow morning publish the
original letter from DR.. Livingston to his
brother In Listowell, Ont, In which he
complains bitterly Of DR.. Kirk, British
Vice Consul at Zanzibar, as having caused
his misiortunes His brother was Induced
70 publish this by indignation Al the
prominent place assumed by Kirk at The
obsequies. - Wv
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Potato Bu0s.-A gentleman who has
occasion to be in the suburbs frequently
informs Us that the potato bugs have en-.
tirely disappeared. II this stampede Is
general, we shall have q good crop Of DO.
tatoes yet The disappearance OF The
pests cannot DO accounted for. N
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pEMoCRATIC COUNTY CoNYRNr1nH.
Murdered His VITO.

MILWAUKEE, July Sat Gravesville,
Calumet county, yesterday, man named
Thos. Loltie, murdered his wife. First
he knocked her down with a hammer
and then cut her In horrible manner
with On axe. he concealed the body
under the house covering 1t with rags.
On being arrested he said that he killed
her 80 she would not sbnse his children
any more, |s y. =
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ST. LOUIS.
An INDIAN FIGHT.

81. Lours, July s.-A letter received
et Kansas City, Mo-, yesterday from A. G.
Myers, Of Dodge City, Kansas, states
that his ranche on the Canadian river was
attacked by the Indians June 9th and
three men were killed. The Indians were
repulaed, however, and eleven OF them
killed, after three hours fight.
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DAUGHTERS OF RRDRccA. delega-
ton Of ladies belonging to this Order
came down from steubenville last even
ing TO participate in the installation Of
the officers Of Wildey lodge No, 3, OF
0ddIFellowS Hall. They were hospita-
bly, entertained, and all present enjoyed .
pleasant time. -
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A PEEAsAST suRPRGsE PARTY,-A Sc.
lect party Of young people last evening
invaded the hospitable mansion Of our
friend Ebenezer Zane, EGq, on the
Island, one Of the pleasantest retreats in
the city. Jimmy Rigby and an assistant
Furnished the music, and those present
passed several happy hours with flying
feet
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WILL ARRIVE THIS MoRN1No.-The
remains of the Right Rev. K. v. Whelan,
late Bishop Of this diocese. arc expected
TO arrive in the city about 8 o'clock this
morning. They will be met at Ford's
Crossing, South Wheeling, and escorted
to the Cathedral by tho different Catholic
Societies, The funeral cortege will in all
probability be one Of the largest ever seen
In thia citv
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PERsOsAL-Mr.M. D. Emmett, brother
Of Joseph Z. Emmett the well known
commedian, was stopping at the Grant
House yesterday. Mr.. Emmett is an
route from Montreal, Canada, 10 St. Louis,
Mo, TO assume the management Of Ben.
De Bars Opera House.
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MANY buildings in the city will be
draped in mourning to-day, through re.
Spect to tho late BiShop Whelan, whose
remains win arrive this morning. Busi.
ness houses generally viii DO closed while
the funeral procession Ia passing.
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MEANWHILE, July s.-Albert Jones, a
colored man, in q ct Of jealousy, killed
his vile Johanna by breaking her skull
with three blows Of ON axe about four
o'clock this afternoon. He Is in custody.
:; DEMocRATrc COUNTY CONVENTION.
Tho Democratic County Convention
has declared for repeal Of the Baxter
law, for the eight hour law, and opposl.
ton to the Civil Rights bill.
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NOTICE The greatest bargains yet in
Grenadines, Japanese, Silks IN all colors,
and Dress Goods Of all grades and descrlp.
tons, direct from New York Auction and
at half their value. Call and price them;
they will astonish you. ]. W. FRRRR1s
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ADlnxRs Of the beautiful shculd zee the
Crayon Portraits Of Robinson's Gallery.
Mi. r. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for This kind Of
work. Ali who want portraits will do
well TO give him call.
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LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE, July s.-John Mcleod has
been appointed General Superintendent
OF the Louisville, Cincinnati J. Lexington
Short Line Railroad, vice George Btainer
feai1ned
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MR,. ELIZA DAVIS, a lady who lived in

Mrs. EElzADAv1s, . lady who lived In
Brooke county, many pears ago, but who
has been living in South Australia since
1867, b back on 0 visit 70 her friends In
this part Of the country. She left South
Australia on tho elst Of April, coming by
steamship via New South Wales, the
Feegee Islands and the Sandwich Islands
to San Francisco, from whence she came
BY cars across the continent. Truly this
Is q long and yentutesome trip 10 make
to SEQ ones friends. Mrs. Davis Is stop.
ping for q day or two in the city, with
the family Of ]. Il. PendletoD, Esq.
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soLD1ERs entitled to increased pensions
under the new law need only to furnish
tho Pension Office with their certificate,
and the increase will be allowed without
the intervention Of q second party.
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CAMP MREr1NG.-Al lot holders, and
those Wishing TO obtain lots on the
Moundsville Camp Grounds, will please
meet the Committee on Lots on the Camp
Ground on the Dist inst, between the
hours Of 0 o'clock a. N. and 8 O'clock r.
N. Byorder Of the Board.
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The comet is going to Try the temper
Of tho earth about the20th prox., by com.
ing as near as Venus Is permitted TO ap.
proach, and BY enveloping uSin the east.
ern edge Of his tail. r,--a,s.-
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HOPED RITH u1a N1EcR.

Charles Refs, a German, to. day eloped
with his unmarried niece, leaving his vile
and children behind. He had previously
sold out oil his effects and leaves his iami.
y destitute. Heis supposed to have gone
70 81. Louis.
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The latest attraction at Genthers Bird
Store Is the arrival Of Q stock Of mock.
ingbirds. The Professor always has
something new in his establishment
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OPINIONS differ as to whether yester-
day or Tuesday was the hottest day Of the
season.
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CHEAP.-5O pieces "A Percales, all late
styles, worth 25 cents, at 10 cents at
Stone q THoMAS.
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GooDs RETA1IKD AT WHOLESALE
PRICES FOR CAsH.-Hereafter we will sell
all goods by the yard or piece at the
closest wholesale rstes. All sales cash
sharp. SToNE & THoMAa.
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The FOURTH ID ovER-And my entire
stock Of Summer Goods and Carpets will
be sold out to clean up regardless Of cost.
Come on with your cash for bargains.
]. W. FRRRRL,
Centre Wheeling.
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AT SEVEN CESTs.-We have 10000
yards OF Nader Prints yet at z cents.
We only sell the choicest late styles, all
newgoods, at s cents. None higher.
#Eb STONE 8 THOMAS.
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AspLExDD EUREKA CABINET ORGAN,
used very little, is in as good condition
as new, Tor $t65 Original cost 5000, Of.
Iered Tor q few days only at sheib's Music
Store, lila Main street.
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The InlelliEencer By NAN.

Persons leaving tho city for the Summer, or
any portion Of II, may have TIE IEzHL1rGEHcER
sent to their address for such time as they de-
sirc, at the rate OF Is ets. per week. Orders
should DO sent In at once.
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GREAT reduction in prices! Big bar
gains in Spring and Summer Dress Goods!
l am determined to close out my entire
stock, Call soon at
HRERY RoRMRR'a
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BHHoP WHELAN's FUNERAL.-AmeCt
ing Of the Marshsls Of the various Cstho.
lie organizations was held last evening, to
complete arrangements for the procession
which will escort the remains Of the late
Bishop Whelan 10 the Cathedral. The
following named gentlemen were pres
emit:
John Blaha, Jacob Deku, Of The 81. Al.
phonsus Society.
]. Altmyer, VIM. Myles, Of the Young
Mems Benevolent Society.
Ed. Larkin, Thos. Fahey, P. E. Car
penter, B. Hsslin, Thcs. Maloney, T.
Davery, ]. Wallace, Of the Divisions oil
the Ancient Order Of Hibernians.
D. ]. Mccormick, A. Rock, J. McDer-
mot, Of 81 Patrick's Society.
William Russell and P. Gilligan, OF the
Society Of the Immaculate Conception.
Masters Charles Miller, N. Rlester and
J. Fender, of the Angel Guardian So
dality.
George Feeny was chosen as Grand
Chief Marshal.
The place Of meeting previous to pro-
ceeding to Ford's Crossing is the Catholic
Institute. All societies to be in marching
order at 2 o'clock.
The line Of march Is from Ford's Gross.
ing up Chapline to 24Lh; down Gath to
Market; up Market to 10th; up 10Th to
EoiF; up Eoft to the Cathedral.
The societies request that all business
houses will close during the procession.
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HENRY RoEMER is selling out his en-.
tire stock Of Dress Goods at a great sacri.
fee. Ladies should avail themselves of
this chance and secure good bargains.
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1000 pieces OF best Cocheco Prints for
s cents per yard, Just opened by
]. w. FERRE1.
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HEIMBoLD's BucHu is still in the 70.
NTH q It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured At
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Ia
sold by all respectable druggists. Il il
warranted for oil diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
iei1. Genuine has proprietof's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent dsW
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The Supreme Court will meet again
this afternoon. 1t Is probable that this
court will adjourn in few days.
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DoS'r fail to call soon II you want two
yards wide Iron Grenadines, for IS cents
per yard, at ]. W. FRRRE1's,
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LOWER sr1L1.-Black Silks and Al
pacaS, bought ct q great slaughter, will be
sold at wonderfully low prices.
Stone & THoMA1.
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AIARaE new arrival Of Ladies' and
Children's msde.up White Goods Of all
descriptions, great bargains, Just opened
by ]. W. FRRRRI.
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ALAnoE assortmentot Tapestry, Has.
sock and OttomanS, at greatly reduced
prices, just opened by ]. W. FRRREI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-09

THE actual length Of the tail OF tho ap,
preaching comet is estimated at over three
million miles.