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CounsBahg Al 10 GCIoct 4. T., ihs iJlIgvihg 20
peny, that g V ny:
4 esriEin piens q pared Of land lyiag Asi lsihi
ata4ts In The city u Wheeling. 10 EIiI oSgnig an
Stais, add eanbsi A. t0llgGS: he east Gls.hll
Il iS Rambsrsi thiTtssa lisj 10 sigife Bantss
dEht 10, if1ating % Wat yEs formerly 1lls
P0IEth stIuEt 10 Ibs TecardSi pat a The t0Sn .
Saith Rhnsling, nv the EghIh,HaEi u the al,
tity 4 Hhesling.
III Il g. BAgR, Trustee.
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I OTs FOR SALE.

A choice number Of excellent Building
Lots for Sale. Situated on South Front
street, South Of First street For terms
enquire Of
HyiO PLATOFF u. ZANE.
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HAS from 25 cent, up a, speyst Bios
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-29
CouNrY CorEE-y.ls. 60.

COUNTY COIET-Jstge JdssAfgA-
The County Court met Yesterday alter.
noon At , o'clock, pursuan, to adjourn
menL The iolloSing bushes, va. trans,
acted.
The will Of Robert Pratt, deceased, Wa.
proved and admitted to probate, and or
dered to be recorded.
On motion Of Daniel Peek, James y.
Kennon, an attorney Of the STATE Of
Ohio, vas admitted 10 practice Law.
For reasons appearing 10 the court
the time WAs continued Tor lSo SeeEs in
in the casa Of SchOckey n Hobbs, Brock
unier y Co., to allow defendant 10 apply
for ! writ Of suPeueleas.
Adjourned until Thursday afternoon at
. o'clock.
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FoR RENT.
E0K Isl

FOK kESI-
DWELLING HOUSE, With AZ EoouI,
q and water throughout large {ard and
god etlleE. Gamer lsTh an4 Jacob Stresta'
opposite Hinge PSst1?. 49,,
Enquire a B0DLEY BIOS,
ieii Wsgoa Eaef0y.
MOB RESI-A FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, 30. 81 Fourtssnth street, con
tSfuing IT rooms and kitchen
RnGufre a 2. J. SNiTH,
nyl Conner Market and lith Sti.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-29

CoLORED shoes Of all styles at L. V
Blond's, No. 1875 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-29

C0ansodng a 10 SeIock A. y, 1t ome DlAns.
DANIEL LAMB. Truiies.
JuHl 10. iS7S. irll-F
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COMPANY

Thss tVDisIre Issaal ~ The IuFTu= 4 FSis.hg
funds ioF the sTtriiyn Of lailding In the Ciiy \
New York, 10 te used i0F1
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rNRUsTEE's SALE

By virtue Il . Des1 q TraS HAls By J5ha g.
Nllsf and vie y ne n IrgitsS ditS4 the third
dsy u DsramlsE, 1874, AB4 ngU Of r11JT1 IN the
Csfk'S Vacs u he County C0an u Oalo o9sniy
Wesl Y1gigii, u daui 4 truss h1ok :, pssss ~
and "a, viii PIooooi Y Ill 81 public bsSiloh 4,
lhs irSai dor q lhs C9gri HJIs u OH oO1Eiy
Wsa YirEfufa a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-29

TH8COrE1z-SCPRrrE CoUET OF Az
PEAIs-Js5gI Hsyaoad, N,art a=i Hsf-
~ he Supreme Court met Yesterday
morning 4; O'Clock, pursuant to ad-
i0arument
A writ Of error vas awarded in the
case Of the State r. A L. Rifle, iron The
Circuit Couri Of Moaros county
james y. Kelnou, ESD Of BelmoaI
county. o., and Hon. Samuel Woods, Of
Barbour county, WA, we've adniited
10 practice in this court.
HE cases Of McClosksy 4 Grim y. {
J. o'Brien d e.; ]. N. Jackson q q. =,
John LorentE AID c. BariholoV "a. 5. L,
Allen, we're cOniinued.
In the case Of Jesse Miller, aininis-
traitor, II. John Greenleaves, ! writ OF
ocTti0rui vas awarded and the case con-
tinue'i 10 next term.
The following CASES we're also eontin-
uei: Henry B1sgess y. J. ;. Meredith,
IRON UpshuT county; W. II. Bishod "a. T.
N. Hartley, from Preston county; NJ c,
Anterior "a B. q. Hull, from TGcker
county.
Adjourned to this morning at O'Clock,
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By virtue Il je,,l d trust, inIje by the "suIe.
nor Machine CDmtahy," ditt'I the 10Th day u
OetOlpf, 1871, ard u FptDfd 10 Uhig county Land
FaoFda 10 depSl Of tFuh bBDk No S, Inge iS2, the
undeFSErnel trustee, John J. Jgbts, yin on
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RsElEdlng The lIDO1ht $40 this day I'D 4
The above 1essFitsd TTUtsTty q IN insuibci+i
tFfrP hsfebY IIHtfgISe the als ~
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The long continued, desperate ana
unscrurulous war made upon Matt Car
pentcr Ia Wisconsin resulted in his de-
feat. All sorts of tactics that could &c
employed, by the enemies Of Mr.. Car
pcnter, = the worst and meanest o.
whom were inside his own party,-were
employed. In their fight upon him ana
upon the Republican party, the comol'
nations and cliques In Wisconsin were
| encouraged and helped BY papers OF the
professedly Republican character OF the
| Chicago Tribune same papers hav
Ing In the same way assisted In the de-
Tea, Of Chandler in Michigan, ~ they
are still engaged in trying to make sure
the defeat Of Ramsey and the Republl
can party In Minnesota. The defeat o
Carpenter is greatly to he regretted. i
takes from the Senate one of th'
strongest and most powerful men Of thu
Republican eide Of the chamber, ant
sends u that body in his place shuffi
ing, neuter sort OF man who will 60 Z
his seat Republican subsidized b.
Democratic votes and pledged to Demo
cratic principles A pronounced. ou
and ont Democrat would have been be,
ter than snch q man as this. Still, ther
is one comfort in the result, and onl
onc-and that Is none of the Wash
burnes got it.-Davenpcrt Gazette.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

II is noticeable thing that Mr..
Beechcr's counsel do not interrupt Mr..
Tilton's set speeches and dramatic flights
in the wilnsss chair. They sit and lis
ten will. apparent satisfaction TO what
b. says, and allow him to run on jus,
about as suits him. They will plead
these imlnunites granted him in behalf
Of Mr. Beecher, when he comes on the
stand, and contend that il one was per
mitted to tell his story in his own way
the other should also be. This Is regar
ded as shrewd point, for there never
yet was seen an audience Mr.. Beechsl
could not sway when he felt disposed Of
had opportunity. He knows the way
t. the hearts of his hearers and will tax,
it instinctively.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The County Council r. oil II. met in
annual session in Tipton, on February
end, 1875 Was called to order by the
President at one o'clock r n.
Minutes Of las, meeting read and ap-
proved
Worthy Deputy Piggot read portion
d, the Constitution Of the National
Grange as amended relating TO the for
nation of Pomona or fifth iegre'
Oranges in each county, but no s'''"l
was taken thereon.
The President then appointed broth
crs G. NJ. Diltz, J. Geiger and g. Bolton
u committee on credentials, who repor
ted the following Oranges represented
viz: Virginia Grove, Springfield, Equa
Rights, Pleasant Hin, Red Oak, Hebron
Cedar. Eureka, Pioneer, Monodelphi'
and Inland Center, represented by twent'
one delegates.
The officers ior the ensuing year Wer
. then elected rs follows; President, :
NJ. Long; Secretary, John Shultz' Irns
) tees. L. L. Sweet, John Ch!er, Josep
J Weaver, J. Geiger and Il. b. smith
: Oyerscer. George Bolton; Lecturer, H. "
Bailey; Steward, g. NJ. Diltz; Chaplain
L. L. Sweet; Treasurer, Samuel iule
Gate Keeper, Tho. wilkinson; Ceres, 81
!. ter II. W. Bailey; Pomona, Sister "e'
, Bolton; Flora, Sister j. Pi,got; Lad
. Assistant Steward. Sister Jos. Weaver.
Council took some action with vie'
TO obtain speakers to deliver addresse
= and az soon as arrangements are con
o pleted public notice will be given.
i Council then adjourned to meet on Ia
y first Tuesday In March.
e F.M. LONG. Pres't.
9 JonS SHuLrz. sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

Las, week Monday, Fish Commits
,ioner B. F. Shaw, started for Fort
Dodge with $4,000 salmon fry, to be
distributed in that section Of the state.
|, will be lucky thing if he and his
little pets are not showed in on the
Illinois Central. There are about
$4,000 OF the salmon still left in
charge Of Mr.. G. F. Slocum, the su-
perintendent at the Matching" house.
he reports the brook trout spawn re-
Gently received from Michigan, in
good condition and Matching out 6ne-
". The white fish seem to have pro.
ven an entire failure. 1t is supposed
they were not properly packed before
being shipped. Another effort vii
doubtless prove more successful.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

Expensive cows seem to be poor In
yestments for thir owners. The Paris,
Ky, Kentuckian, of January 21s:, says:
"On Saturday last, the Fourth Duchess
of Oneida died at Hon T. T. Megibben's.
She was purchased by Megibben & Bed
ford, October, 1878. at Campbell's New
York Mills Sale. for twenty-five thou.
sand dollars. She leaves bull cal, three
months old, by Fourteenth Duke of
Thorndale. SAID to be one of finest Dukes
10 the country. There was, of course.
no insurance on her Thus the twenty
Ave thousand dollar heifer has met the
same fate as the forty thousand five hun
dred dollar COW. Mr.. E g. Bedford has
been particularly unfortunate, having
heretofore lost two costly bulls"
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11
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ROCHESTER,, N. I. Jan. 18th, 1874.
X. v PIERCE, VI, D., Buffalo, N. T.:
DEAR SIR-I have suffered from Ca
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twelve years and for several years from
Bronchial trouble Tried many doctors
ana things with no lasting benefit In
May, -. becoming nearly worn ou,
with excessive Editorial iabors on pa
per in New York City, l was attacked
with Bronchitis in q severe form, suffer
ing almost total loss Of voice I re-
turned from here, but had beer home on.
~ two weeks when was completely
pr0stra;ed with Hemorrhage from the
Lungs, having four severe bleeding spells
within two weeks, and first three inside
of nine days. In the September follow.
ing, improved sufficiently to be able to
be about, pngh in very feeble state.
My Bronchial trouble remained and the
Catarrh WAS tcnfold worse than before
Every effort for relief seemed frultless
seemed to be losing ground daily.
continued in this feeble state, raising
blood almost daily until about the first
of March, '.3, when | became so had as
to be entirely confined to the house A
friend suggested your remedies But |
was extremely skeptical that they would
do me no good. as had lost sll heart in
remedies, and began to lock upon medi
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ever, | obtained one of your crcu.
lars, and read i, carefully, from which
came to the conclusion that you under
stood Your business, at least. | finally
obtained a quantity ofDr Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, your Golden Medical Discov
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To my surprise, soon began to improve,
The Discovery and Pellets, in a short
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which continued for several weeks. |
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and gained in strength and flesh. In
three months every vestige of Catarrh
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had entirely ceased to raise blood; and
contrary to the expectation of some OF
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The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

There is no excuse for the hostility
of the Democrats to the Civil Rights
bill as manifest in their fortv-six
hours Of fillihustering last week in
order to prevent its passage. The
bill has been toned down by amend
ments until there could be no excuse
for opposing it except blind determi-
nation not to do justice to the negro
As finally passed by the House, the
s.mixed school clause, which former
II constituted the preiext for oppos
ING the bill was done away with, and
the following provision substituted
.slt any State or its authorities having
control Of common schools or othe
public institutions Of learning shal
establish and maintain separate
schools or institutions giving equs
educational facilities in all respect
to all classes entitled thereto, school
shall be in compliance with the pro
visions OF this BILL"
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

In the course of the consideration
Of the Hennepin Canal bill, Mr.. Dawes
said he did not oppose the measure
upon lis merits. but as member Of
the Ways and Means Committee he
wished TO know where the money
was coming from. His speech was
the first official statement that has
been made on the floor Of the condi-
tion Of the Treasury. He said that
the estimates Of the Treasury had
been received, which showed that
there would be a deficit Of s20,0O0,-
600; that there has, in the last forty
days, been diminution Of receipts
below these estimates Of $500, 900,
and that il the revenues continue to
decrease in the same ratio $50, 100000
will be necessary to make good the
deficit before July /.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The prospects Of the Hennepin Ca
cal project in Congress are not good.
The speech of Mr.. Dawes setting
forth that the government had hard
work to get money for current ex-
penses, to say nothing Of such whole
sale appropriations as the one propo-
sed, was severe blow, and further
consideration of the bill went over 'o
save imminent defeat. We have not
felt like raising our puny voice to any
great extent in the matter, but while
willing to grant that the proposed
water route to the sea board would
be good thing for the West, and
this part Of il particularly. we must
say that private and not public mon.
ey should undertake the work. II
will save investigations--to say moth
ing Of its being, in our humble opin
ion, the only proper way for sucl
enterprises to be carried forward.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

Lewis johnson, the colored man who
was tried at Davenport for the murder
OF Mrs Brownlie. but was held to be
tried for the murder Of Andrew, her
cli!d, was liberated from Jail last Mon
dry, on the motion Of the District At.
torney, as advised aud asked by the
father Of The murdered boy. Mrs. Brown
lie, it will be remembered, was tn
daughter of the Hon Hugh NJ. Thorn
son. of Davenport, and q sister of the J
r. Thomson, formerly postmaster a
Earlham
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

B. I. Aler, the Iowa millionaire
whose Chicago bank carried him into
bankruptcy, sets aside 100000 for
pin money and gives all the balance
oil his property 10 his creditors. The
official statement oi his affairs show
ed surplus OF nearly 100000 over
liabilities, but late Chicago papers
talk as if the prospect Of The creditors
for any thing over ten per cent. was
not good.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The demand for United States
bonds seems to continue large not
withstapding the reported importa-
tions from Germany. This comes
not only from new national banks
but also from moneyed corporations
generally. As an instance Of large
investments in bonds by corporations
in The last few months, New York
paper names ten Eastern insurance
companies whose recent statements
for the close OF 1874 showed that
they held an aggregate OF sl3G, G,0o0,-
900. of the United States bonds,
against an aggregate of only sl03,-
100000 one year previous-an in
crease OF nearly thirty-three per cent
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

Dk BAKERS PASACEA, for Rheu-
matlsn. Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie,
Diarfhnt. Cholera Morbus, Cholera
Infantum. Sprains, Burns, Scalds,
Bruises, 'li'b.ains, Prostitutes, Swell
iings, Soreness of the Joints, and all
pal infu affections Of the body, exter-
nal and internal. For Colds, Sore
throat, Quinzy, and diseases of the
throat and mucous membrane, it is an
invaluable remedy. John +. Henry,
Curran & Co, Proprietors, Sand Col.
Iege Place, New York. 3rd
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

Happy relief for young men from
The effects OF errors and abuses in ear
~ Me. Manhood restored. Impedi-
menis TO marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and re-
markable remedies. Books and circu.
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address. Howard Association, No. 2,
south Ninth st Philadelphia, Pa
On lnstitution having . high reputs.
ton Tor honorable conduct and pro-
fessiQnSI skill. 40vl
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The Gate CITY speaks of class o.
axpayers, who always pay in advance
because ii affords the payer the op-
portunity to indulge in little stereo.
typed "cussin' about the rate Of tax
alton, and to heap maledictions on
the Government tina. compels him to
paw his portion Of the expense of
maintaining it. And then he goes
Oft and watches for good opportu-
nifty TO invest in more prope tv.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The salaries OF the Linn county of.
Gcers are as follows: County Treas.
nrer. 81 800 and all the fees paid into
his office: Comfy Auditor sl,SOC
and all lees paid into his office; Sher-
III $500 and all fees; Clerk OF the
Courts $4,000, to be collected hv him
from .Narion Register
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

Estimating ice to be worth half u
cent a pound, or ten dollars ton
the ice crop Of 100000 tons jusr
harvested on the Hudson is more
valuable hv two million dollars than
either the wheat or corn cop Of the
entire State Of New York.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

HENRS'S cRBoLIc SALvE is &c
well-known that il Is only nccessery
TO caution against limitations. 1t re-
quirfs careful admixture of the car
bolic acid with other ingredients to pro
dnce .aive that may be relied upon
The genuine only guaranteed. See
that II bear. the signature and private
proprietary stamp Of JoHN F. HENRY.
CCkKAN Il Co, Proprietors, 8 and 8
Coi'-g" i'iane, New York. End
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The House Committee on Appro-
priations. in Congress, have deter.
mined to report in favor Of the limit
originally agreed upon-s4, 900, 900
for the completion Of the Custom
House and Post Office eiitice at
Chicago.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The Little BIZ was approved
by the Pres dent last Monday. 1t
would have become a law anyhow
that day, by the expiration Of the le-
gal ten days time, even without his
signiture, unless he had vetoed it.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

losas delegates TO the National
Grange, at Charleston, S. G., are Gen
Wilson. Master Smedlev and wife, d
w. Adams and +. X. Shaukland
The session began February 3rd.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The United States Senate, after an
hours session Tuesday, adjourned as
mark of respect to the late Senator
Buckingham, of Connecticut. whose
funeral took place that day.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The Reciprocity Treaty with Can,
da,which has been such subject Of
discussion over this country, wa
killed in the Senate on the 3rd. |,
was rejected almost unanimously,
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The Marion Manufacturing Com.
panv are getting ont about two hun
dred Of their Gang Plows TO- the
spring ,rade.-U.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The gold premium his alvanc ed
nearly five per cent. in week !
always goes up as Democracy comes
in sight.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

Congress has refused to grant a
further extension to the Sewing Ma.
chine cormorants.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11
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Omaha Yankton. Winona, Dnlnth, Green
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South and East, should buy their tick"'s vis
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The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

ea1 .his notice out and bring it with
you We ATE authorized 10 refund the
cash TO any person or persons who shall
guy and use Parsons Purgatiye Pills
ana ian Of relief and satisfaction
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The Illinois Senate has passed
bill appropria'ing sSo0,OO0 FOR the
new State House.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11

The pope's income IS about 81 600.
900 pr month, mo ;tly f'om on ribu.
t:ons.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-02-11
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