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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05

To recapitulatc, the grand'chil-
dren of the Empress Josephine,
through her son Prince Eugene,
became: The eldest, Queen OF
Sweden and Norway, whose son Is
now King Of Sweden aud Norway,
and whose granddaughter is
Crown Princess of Denmark the
second. Princess Of Hohenzollern-
Hechingen, of the royal house Of
Prussia the third, Prince Consort
Of Portugal; the fourth, Empress
of Brazil /; the fifth, Countess of
Wurtemberg, ofthe royal house of
Wurtemberg; the sixth, Prince
Romanovski, of ;helIuperial fami-
~ Of Russia. The sole representa-
tive OF Josephine, through her
daughter Horterse, Is the Prince
Imperial Of France, whose genealo-
gy Is as follows: Hortense Euge-
nic de Beauharnais, married, jan
uary 3, iS02, Louis Bonaparte. o
young brother Of Napoleon, after
ward Kingof Holland. They had
three children:l. Napoleon Charles
born in Paris, October 10, 1902 ;
died at the Hague May 5, 1901. 2.
Napoleon Louis, born IN Paris Oc-
tober H., 1904 married in 1897
Charlotta ionaparte, the second
daughter of Joseph, his father'e
eldest brother, and died without is
sue March II, 1881. 3. Charles
Louis Napoleon, born in Paris
April %, 1908; married January 20,
1858, Marie Eugenie de Montijo de
Gusmany Porto-Carrero, Countess
Teba. Their cnly child, Napoleon
Eugene Louis Jean Joseph, Prince
Impartial of France, was born in
Tuilcries, Paris, March le, 1856.
Who dare predict that this youth
the great-grandson Of Josephine
will never sit upon the throne o.
France as Napoleon "?
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05

slowly TO put on pair of gloves.
As lie was drawing on the gloves
Chandler was observed 10 walk
down a little 20 the back ground.
x contented look was ON his face,
and every now and then he would
raise his huge right foot up under
his swaying voluminous coat tail
and give himself congratu.atory
kick, expressive of rapture.
The sad-cyed man now came
forward and the round began.
Conkling was for proceeding at
once to knock his opponent down,
and he would have done so had he
not found great difficulty in get
ting anywhere near the sad-cyed
man. The affair eliminated by
the sad-eyed mans suddenly rush
ing forward and landing q thun-
derbolt of Est between Conk.
ling's eyes. The Senator went
over like a big tree, and rolled into
the corner of the room, where hC
lay for n moment stunned by tho
conclusion. He was heard to say
afterward that he thought hous,
had fallen on him.
Conkling had enough Of boxing
for once. Chandler made severa
pleasant little remarks about The
skill of his friend Conkling, whicl
were not received in the mos
cheerful way. Judge of Conk
ling's feelings the next day whcl
he learned that Chandler hat
played a joke upon him by givin,
Mr.. Howard 500 to come up ant
bounce Mr.. Conkliug. The Mr.
Howard of Detroit, Michigan, wa
none other than Jcm Mace.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05
FOR RENT.

The two small but magnificent
places known as "O'Possnm Ridge
and Oak Grove" plantations. near
Eggs Point, Miss, will be offered
by me for rent for one year from
the ist day Of January, 1879, nt
public auction to the highest bid
der AZ the Auburn Landing Store
House near Eggs Point, Miss.,
on Saturday, December 2sth, 1874.
Approved security for payment of
rents on time bids required, and !
reserve the right to reject any aud
MI Lids. ] am authorized bY The
court TO rent either or both places
privately, and re4tiest.appiica-
iions. Those Who wish 70 rent
desirable property Will find no
better opportunity.
Apply to mo on iho premises.
Z. w. POWELL,
Guardian y. Frank James.
or Trigg g Buckner,
Attorneys, Grccnylllc. Miss.
noy2S. .'7l-n17.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05
NOTICE no BUILDERS.

GEALED proposals will be. re-
- ceivcd by the undersigned at
the Office of the Clerk Of the Board
Of. Supervisors Of Washington
county, Mississippi, at the Court
House in Grcenville, for building
bridge across "Straight Bayou I"
in said county. Said proposals
must be accompanied with speci-
lieations, and TO be fled on or be-
fore the first Monday in January,
1875. BY order Of said Board:
WIN. u. BOLTON, Clerk.
BY u. *. STAFFORD, d. G.
noy 28-l7-iw
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05

y man cannot expect half Il LOAF
when leloafs al! The time.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05

To make glue ready for instant
use, use common whisky instead
Of water Put 10th together IN a
bottle; cork tight and set Il away
for three or four days. Tt will
then be fit for pso without the ap-
plicalion Of heat.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05

The approaching publication OF
The memoirs of Prince Tallcyrand
was announced tho other day, but
ii appears the reading public is
not to be gratided with sight Of
them for twenty-five years yet to
come, owing TO compact made
with his lato majesty Napoleon
III. This astn.c sovereign, dcsir-
ing some eight years ago TO know
what these memoirs contained, re-
questcd that q portion Of the man
uscfipt should be sent to him for
perusal. This was accordingly
done, and the Emperor discovered
that the memoirs were IN ilagrant
disaecord with tho Memorial Of
st. Helena, o fact which was OK
ccedingly annoying to him. He
sent, therefore, for Baron Charles
de Talloyrand, grandson Of the
Prince, and requested him to in
terfere with the Valencay family,
who were Prince Tallcyranps
heirs, in order TO obtain n further
delay in the publication. 1t was
therefore decided upon that, in ac-
cordanco with the wishes Of the
Emperor, The memoirs should not
appear till after another postpone
ment of thirty years. AS this
took place in 1866, We have twenty
1.-TWO years more to wait before
catching a glimpse of these very
! interesting revelations. II was in
return for this concession on the
part Of the Valencay family that
Napoleon III caused the title OF
Duke de Montmorency to be rcyi-
vei in favor Of the second son Of
the house.--Paris Letter.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05

Five drops Of sulphulic acid In
a .tumbler Of water, to be taken
IN small doses at intervals, will
cure 4ptheria by coagulating the
diptherie membrane Which may
then be easily coughcd up.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05
! or RANYIUPT SALE

-
of a decree rendered
District Court of the United
br the Southern District OF
ppi at Jackson in said Dis
Wednesday the 1th day
ber. 1874. In the matter OF
Co., Bankrupts, the un-
kd Assignee of Seeiig < Co.
ceed to sell TO the highest
for cash. at the door Of the
louise in the town OF Green
As 2Sth day CT Dsssnhsr, 1874,
bwing described property
hate of said Seelig x Co..
BITS, towit {: Lot No. 10 OF
o. 3, measuring 55a feet on
reet by 1876 feet deep, and
NO. l4of Block 5, measur-
feet on Main street by l7o
all of said property being
II the town of Greenviile,
4 Washington and State Of
bpi; also the following de-
property and estate situate
TOWN of Barnard, in the
= a
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05
10 Counting Ont.

From the Shreveport, La. Times.
4, Let 1t Misunderstood throughout
the wAble State. as 1t is In North
Louisiana, that persons who allow
themselves to he counted in and at.
tempt to 'usurp the functions oi
office in defogation Of the popular
viii, sllall pa. The peea...y with
their lives.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05

Somebody has written book
cntitled' What shall my sou be !?
10 which some one else replies:
IF the boyis as bad as the book,
the chances arc that he will be
hanged
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-12-05

BgaA large assortment Of the
best Speciacles always on hand.
IeyParticular attention paid to
repairing Watches, Jewelry, and
all wort warranted. noyas, '74-n17
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24

Grafton simply because Absenteeism l. sub.
VersiVe ofSll progress and al Efficient or.
gAnizstion in the schools. In Judging OIL
the efficiency Of the reasons for absence
considerable latitude has been given TO the
teachers The same system Of rules, or
81 least similar ones, prevail In our Wheel
ing schools for the same reason that they
prevail elsewhere, and the simple problem
for school authorities 10 solve in the pres
emit or any other difficulty Is Are these
rules necessary 10 promote the best inter
ests Of the schools' Are the rules that
prevail In our schools % framed IS 10 be
equal in iheir operation upon al scholars
in all the schools; o! are they unneces-
sary and 90 framed as that their bearing.
is unequal ard their enforcement sub
jeci to the caprice Of teachers or
,heir favorable or uniavorsble pre-
elections for certain children, or
their parents. II the rules are right,
proper and necessary they should have
the lanction Of the school authorities and
the support Of public opinion in their en-
iorcement, and there should be no e1cep-
lions 10 their application. If they ere
arbitrary, unjust or unsquSl, the evils
should be remediec; and Il they are use
less they should be abolished. Our
schools are all, 60 far as we know, Of the
common grade, that ia We have as yet no
High School. 1.-THE children Of the masses
are limited a. to time, Is Is shown BY the
annual report oil Superintendent Williams
and his explanation of the discrepancy
between the number Of children oflchool
age and the actual attendance in the
schools. The curriculum Of the schools
is already wide enough and high enough
in is range FOX aggregate sessions Of Ei1
hours per day. Any addition thereto
is no! only needless but detri-
mental to thoroughness in all the
departments, leaving ont Of con.
siterstion the fact that additions to
the curriculum materially increase the
expense Of carrying on the schools. From
this stand pointWe csnrot see the necesli.
" for compromising any difficulties by
adding to the already widespread Curl
culum such other branches as the caprice
Of scholars or their guardians may Gug-
gest While We have no objection to
dancing, we would venture the suggestion
thst the public schools contemplate the ed.
ucation Of the heads Of the children and
not their heels, and that therefore dancing
would hardly form an acceptable basis OF
compromise, even il compromise wereAn
effective and unobjeciionsbIc way Of set.
ting school difficulties. In the settlement
Of school difficulties personal matters
should have noplsce. That which is right
in principle and best Tor the interest Of
the schools should alone prevail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24
Obstacles TO Marriage,

HAFFT RHuy FOE Youxo Mra rom the
cdects Of Rrrors and Abuses In early LIE. Man.
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars cent
free, In sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 49, N. Ninth s1eet, Phil.
Edelphia, P8,.-an Instituhon having high rep
ut.tion for honorable conduct and professional
skill. sep7-d4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Island Property and Valuable
Real Estate near the City
Of Wheeling.
The Eth. Fire and Marine Ir:u,In:e Company,
Complainant,

The Etn. Fire and Marine InsufIn:e Company,
Complainant,
George Roberts and other', Defendants.
In ChSnce:y.
P1Esulnt to decree o! The County Court Of
ohio eoanty, West YlTgttt1, entered on the,7iih
day OF September, 1874. In the above entitled
cause, will IS Special Com nissioue; mentioned
IN said decree tell Atpu6lic auction At the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, on
THURSDAY, the 1871 day OF November, 1874
commencing 81 10 o'clock T., the following
defcr1bed real estate situate in said Ohio Junty:
Tract No. !, beingA piece ofgrou2d on " heel
Ing Is!And, in Daniel Z1ne's add lon to the city
OF Wheeling, fronting IS feet en- York street Sud
running hack i2J feet 10 Husen alley, with The
two story frame house thereon.
Tract No. J, being piece Of round adjoining
u1et NO. on the north, fronting q feet inches
on York street, running back with the north line
o. uAct No. 10 Huron alley thence with sGid
alley north 10 the southwest corner OF lot No is
10 said addition, thence eAsterly along the sluth
line OF lots No. &c, II and IS 70 York street, with
the improvements thereon; said tracts No. ] and
% be cold either together or separate.
Tfatt No. 9, being farm on the east side Of
CsAplino hill roSd, about one mile east Of the
city OF wheeling, adj Dining lands belonging 10
the estates OF Daniel Steenrod and z. jacob,
containing one hundred and three acres more or
less, divided into lots 10 emit purchasers, con
sistng In al Of nine lots, varying in size from
ave 10 twenty-five acres, each having au outlet
70 said county roSd. On lot No. 8, which con-
tAtns 10 acres roods IS poles and fonts on tald
road, there Is & comfortable yelling house and
eonVenit mt barn. Said lots will be cold sepAr-
Ately or any two or more OF them together, or
The lines OF aoy OF them will be changed 10 suit
purchasers. Parties desiring a more particular
description Of tract No. 3, with It's subdivisions,
ara referred 70 plat OF turVey Of the same al
the Clerks office Of Ohio County Court.
AL coal AID other ninera's in and under tract
NO. ., except the upper We rs Cf coal nearest the
top OF the hill AbCve what Is uEu lily called the
wheeling er main line are to be reserved
TERGB OF eALE-One fourth OF the purchase
money fsnd a much mere as the purchaser may
destre( in cash and the remainder in three equal
annual payments, with interest from the day OF
sale, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security for the deferred Initalments, and the
tue 70 be retained until the payment OF the puH-
ehHe money In full. /. Y. JONES,
octi9 Special nI.sioncr.
The above sale "a adjourned 10 SATURDAY,
November 2s:h, 1874, at 10 O'Clock AZ.
I. Q. JONES,
noV.Ieod Special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24
For Rent.

TOR RENT-THE FIRST AND
II second story Storeroom, with cellar be.
meath, No. 1918, on the west side OF Main street,
now In the occupancy Of A. L. Gran d Brothers
as Wholesale Notion Store. It has plate
glass from, and IL well lighted IL the rear. The
location for any business Is equal 10 the best In
the city. PossesEion list April next. Applyto
WIN. PAXTON,
noyH' Ch8pline street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24
Special HorIces.
LaughIln's Infant CORDIAL,

The cnlld's cue when tsetking-to relieve In
Elimination OF the Gums, 10 Allsy uneIsiness, 10
qu!st Cole Pains, TO promote Sleep, 10 care
summer Complaint This we consider one oIthe
most valuable fentd!es % be kept In the family
when the childien are eutting their teeth. We
are selling thcusAnds Of bottles, and have 70
hear tee first person ray II is rot ali we recon-
mend Il 70 be.
NoTHEEs, have you FieLly, teGtIIE7 GlIE that
TURNS the HOURS OF EIGHT when you 90 long
for rest) MO ore LONG, wEAKT DAT TTME Of
woRRiHENT and CARE! Cry-CTy-Cry-Hll day
and all night long! II you have-HI,sn TO
rs1Ion-be convinced, hEtitGtE no Ion1er-A YEW
drops Of INFANT CORDIAL Rad your ehlId WILL
be PAcIPfED, and SWEET, REPEIsHING BLHEP Will
take the place OF WAKEHCL kCRPERTNU-pTocufe
81 once bottle. Sold by al Druggists and
LAU9HLIE BROS. = CO, ProprIetors.
Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24
Educational,
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

RHtory.-Founded by the citizens Of Wheel.
ing for the liberal education Of their dau1htefs-
Incorporated in ls50-TWenty four Year, success.
lol observation-disclosures over LO-Porty.tour
gr1duAtes since $50,
,DtpGrtTtEtS.-PrepSrAtory, Academic, Cole.
gate, Ardent and Modem LanpuGees. An and
eo1rse Of study.
kGeuky.-Able and experienced instructors In
eTery Gepartment-thirteen teachers In ali.
tates. Terms lower than in like insrtuIionS
N4kEOt west Bep2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24
General Notices.
Thomas H, Norton,
Financial and Business Agent.
no. G6o EGIS ST., WHEELING. v. Va.
General Notices.

respectfully tender my rerT!ees to the public
IN tie usasaetiou OF any financial or Other busi
ness In my line.
! buy tnd sell Gold, Govsrnmerts, Stocks,
BONDS and Cotton, upon commission, cotd
Ing tbts branch OF business BY telegraph cirec,
With members OF the New York Sold, stock and
Cotton Exchanges, thus lnsurtng prompt and
e1retul execution Of ali orders entrusted 10 ne.
PArdes Wishing 10 operate are enabled 10 do 60
BY depoettnS reasonable nACfIn TO cover auc.
tuAuorS in prices. The detIlls Of the system
explained and fall Information given on appll.
cation.
make collections and prosecute claims IN Al!
parts OF the United States Ard Canada, withou!
charge unless successful.
make investments and reSotilte loaus up,n
City Property, Commercial Paper, BaIk st2ek.,
Bonds, &c,
! secure additional capital for merchants, NIL.
utIctuEers and incorporated companies, and
advise parties with capital DESTROYS OF engaging
In business Of approved opportunities.
l attend generally ts any description Of bus!.
meas that can be prosecuted BY correspondence
throughout the Union. oct37
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24
For sale.


A UCUlON SALE OF THE RF-
II PECTs OF THEODORE PINK 1 CO.
The unde1iEned having been appointed Z
Special Receiver Of the ASs.ts Of Thei dpe Pirk
\ Co BY Al order OF the Jadge Of The Nuslei.
pLl Couft Of Wheeling, will on
SATURDAY, the 2;tA day Of NoTembtr. 1875,
Al ten o'clock A. n on tie premIles heretofore
oeeapIed By Theodore Pink 4 Co. on the corner
OF Ch1plile (Po1rihl ard kIInCuth John)
streets In Wheeling, proceed 10 fell ct publle
auction large lot d Hay. Oats, Corn. Mil Feed.
one large NIgor, ote large gray Horse, Gad
other personal property.
Terms Of sale, cilh.
JOHN. o. PzHDLRToS.
J. CHAKBERS HERIIT, Auetioeeer rov3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24

TOR rem THE SPLENDID
y HALL In tho building north east corner
OF Market and Quincy Ltteels, at PRESENT In ihs
ole 1nttitute. This Hall Is one bundled and
ten feet long, thirty three feet wide, with story
twenty feet high; Is well lighted mont and rear.
and neat 10 Washington Hall the largest in tho
city. Poesee sion LIST April next Apply 10
novl7' VIM PAXTON IN St
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24
ToR SALE

HALP LOT, the only urlaprcred piece Of
ground IN the most desifEbls part Of the eity for
Dwellings, between iith and 18Th streets, en-
ChGpline, formerly called 9Th street.
noVi9 ]. IRWIN, AGENT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-10

at114Gl2, and selections at 13@132. Receive'
since last evening hhds exported, 16 to Liver
pool and to Brazos stock on hand by our run
ming statement 1874 hhds.
FREIGHIS-The market continues dull bu
steady, at previous rates. We quote as follows
by steam-COtton to Liverpool, -g3d; tt
Liverpool via New York, 3d@td; to Boston via
Philadelphia 4c; to Providence via Philadelphia
yc; to Fall River via Philadelphia, &c; to New
York, &c; to Philadelphia &c.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@7-16d: to
Havre, no room.
SUGAR-Received this morning 30 hhds. We
note fair demand and sales to dealers OF 365
hhds. at &c for Inferior S0ls.c for common S2c
for fair, SIC for fair to good fair, SIC for fully
/ fair, Sc for fully fair to prime and SsW9c for
seconds.
MOLASSES-Only Dbl received this morning
No sales City refinery rebolled is selling in the
job trade at 400t42c for common 4S0g50c
for fair. 55M57c for good fair, 60@62c for prime,
and G7NlGyc for choice.
FLOUR-Dnll, with only job demand for the
local trade. The sales confined to $50 bbls,
of which %, 30 and 80 low treble extra at So; 2j
good treble extra at s. %; 80 So 30: % choice
treble extra at 81 62l: Is choice treble extra at
81 Is: 30 choice extra at 81 25 80 at 81 So 175 at
= 50; 40 and 50 choice extra at 49, % at 50 625;
- at $ 81 . at - 10; and 100 on private terms
CORN MEAL-Quict with small stock: held
81 35l.i 80 q Dbl. 200 bbs not guaranteed sold
at 81 Dbl and 100 guaranteed two equal lots at
"a 80 y bbl.
POIkt-5lnall stock in request, and SOC ~ Dbl
higher 100 bbls mess sold OF private terms, 100
at s21 37B 80. and 100 bbls even weight mess at
SCI 80 and 80 bbs original at s22 y Dbl. Dealers
are retailing at $50 u Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT Scarce. A small lot Of
shoulders sold at nc. Dealers retailing them
at Sic 1. ID.
BACON-Quiet but firmer with small stock
on hand Shoulders are quoted at S.M9c, |
clear RIB sides lie, clear sides 1l4c y ID. Deal
ers retailing shoulders at 9ic, clear rib sides
II 4c, clear sides 1ls0112c II H.. Last evening
there sales to the Government of so half
casks, So boxes %, l6, Is and 16 casks shoulders
1t SIC b II. To-day Is casks clear rib sides sold
at 10zc u h.
BREAkFAsT BAcoN-scarce and commands
l15NL12c r. ID.
HAMS-Cholce sugar-cured are in light supply
and in demand. % tierces sold to arrive at l5lc
b, also to arrive, at l54c, and % spot at 16c.
LARD-Scarce. Tierce commands l2tGl24c,
seg 130l13Ic fft
WHISkY-Dull, and quoted nominaly at 9701
sc for Louisiana rectfed and 81 " for choice
jincinnati.
COW PEAS-The market is about bare. A
ew left are selling at 81 30 4, bushel.
CORN in SACKS-Is in fair supply and de-
40 yellow mixed at $780, 1000 yellow and vel
Nv mixed at soc, 1000 white mixed Sic, 300 do
t S3c 700 do at S4c and 200 choice white at S5c
3 bushel.
OATS-Are in light supply and fair demand at
over prices; 200 sacks choice Galena sold at Csc
} bushel
BRAN-Is in light supply and moderate de-
land. 200 sacks Sold of which 100 at SOC and {
Do at 925c y 100 H..
npply in warehouse. The last sales were at $24
ton for prime.