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Located a. ~ sfe At the outlet Of
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foil 'even hundred miles Of navigable
waters, md with bot a single sxcep
ton tho best h1rbor On the northern
Golf loast; with the most extensive
and finest timber section 10 the South.
crp states, with the most falubrious
climate IN the United States, with
land cheap IN price, and far above The
average in fertility; it surely be-
hooyes us 10 take some steps, not
merely 10 obtain old for the mouth of
the river. but also for the improve.
mcnt Of It's navigation and the open.
ing up of the farm lands on its banks
and the facilitating of our commercial
relations by the establishment Of q
Custom House and Port of Entry !;
all of which can be done by a little ex.
ertion on the part of our citizens.
1t Is our duty to place before the
eyes of distant men of capital and
enterprise these sourceT of profit and
investment which arsscattered around
us. 1t behooves us to invite and in
duce people who living in colder
climates, are continually seeking some
milder one, to come and settle among
US with our advantages in health and
salubrity.
Why can we not organize as in
other states, Associations for the pro
motion and encouragement Of emigra
ton. Bodies whose objects are to
collate and publish such valuable and
interesting information as will attract
outside attention to our section; ana
committees who will point out and
facilitate the settlement among US Of
persons from other sections and from
other countries.
In short, it is the duty of our citi-
zens to come together and cooperate
in the work Of development so liber-
ally begun by the general Govern
mcnt.
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Tbs following Resolutions, w. farb.
shed ~ By she Secretary. rsfc
adopted
Ar a meeting II tho citizens Of
Jackson cUunty. held at the conrt
house On the 5d day Of April 1875
tho fOllowiug resolutions we're
adopted
RESOLVED lsf. That the citizens Of
jackson county who afe wiinns 10 unite
for tse purpose OF 70 ewing onr State
from tue oppressive tax .ion und r wuicu
sbe 10 ' suffers; aud to adop such msas-
ures ~ will best secure the peace, hsrm)-
ny and prosperity OF its citizens, be- re-
quested TO meet ia Convention ut the
curt house on tbs
Let, Satud day in May next,
for the purpose Of forming a County Asso-
citation, and to take such steps 30 may be
deemed proper to Ell, ct a complete and
thorough organization Of the Conserva-
tives in all the d tferent precincts in the
County.
RESOLVED, 2ud. That NJ. Spith, Walter
Denny, A. Q. Stesde, DR.. Moody, Lyman
Reeves, III. II. Minor ana VIM, MARIN, be
appointed a committee to prepare a con-
stitutlon and regulations for the govern
ment of said association, to report the
at sail meeting.
RESOLVED, 81. That the conservative
citizens OF zach beat in the county be
earnestly r,qles'ed to form associations
in their respective beats, where the same
has apt already been dose.
RESOLVED 4th. That NJ. Smith, VIM.
Griffin, NJ. s. Park, James Helverson,
Wm. P. Garter, Andrew Ramsay and HI
Minor be appointed delegates to attend
the conservative convention to be held at
Vicksburg on the 2lst inst, and that each
of said delegates be authorized to appoint
an alternate in his beat il he should be
unable 20 attend.
RESOLVED, 5.h. That copies OF these
resolutions be forwarded to the STAR of
Pascageula and Handsboro democrat"
for publication. f. f. GRIFFIN,
NJ. NJ. EVANS, Caalrm IN.
Secretary.
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peace
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street towards the hotel. ~ q v
seconds they were arrested by y
couple Of poiicem.a. Balo Cash was
carried 10 his hou'c, and w. H. Gosh
carried TO the court,honse.
THE NUupEREns.
Tho men who afe reported as GU
gagged in this massacre are w. J..
Cash, BIbe Cash aud ThOs. McE ,ch,
rem. ". L. Cash mas already killed
two men on the streets OF Colmmbu..
In each cast he was cleared. la one
by public opinion. This is hi. third
killing, and from the sentiment Of the
c immunity, rs expressed on the
streets, they censurc him. aud are De
tormined that the authOrietics shall
not retain Oh the police men noted
for law Iessuc-s. b DC Cash is a
poor imbctile OF a boy, who eridentl,
acted under bad advice. H. was
shot in the arm and thigh. McEach,
rem is the man wliO'is sand to have
killed Bagley, and came on the sccno
jlst in time to use his pistol.
HOW LONG
are the peaceful citizens of Columbus
to be disturbed by the lawless acts Of
men paid by the community to pre-.
serve the peace? and tie query H.,
who is to blame? Why tins speedy
killing upon the mere mcu lou Ct a
name?
THE Latest.
The Indignation of The peop'c was
so great that the authorities, tearing
some violence, placed a guard ut the
Jail.
a warran, was taken out for Tie
arrest Of policeman McEachren, and
wo understand il was placed in u o
hands of The sheriff, but we were un-
able 10 ascertain whether or not he
vas ar rested.
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We are pleased to see in our city,
Col. Melanc.hon smitb,. the accom-
plished editor Of the sprightlv journ-
al, the Pascagoula STAR. The Col
onel is always sure OF a warm vel
come in New Orleans, where he has a
host Of admiring friends.--N. O. Bull
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rous afd hspPy, as certainly Il is
gay.
At that eScel.en, hotel. the ".
Jamos, ve acre received sith all the
couFiosy and hospitality which the
genial AID POI ular Manager, Mr.. j..
+ Longlcy knows 30 we'll how to
dispense, sssisled by Messrs. II. G.
kros man, Thos McCrindell. Jas. s.
Longley and Jas. X. Lcake, in the
Office, and who constantly look after
the welfare Of their guests. We here
met many Mlssissippians who regard
the st. James as their home When in
the city, end certainly they cannot he
anywhere accommodated TO more
perfect satisfaction or at more rease
enable prices. We also had the
pleasure Of meeting OF this house
Gen. Gusts Lee, President Of the
Washington and Lee College Of Vir,
ginia who is on a tour Of recreation
throughout the South.
FORMULATING amid the glories of
Canal street, either in the morning
or by qaslight, thronged with beauti>
iul, richly dressed women, and the
stores respondent with a dieplay Of
rich and fancy goods, impresses one
with anything but an idea of hard
times.
Judge Delmas conducted us
through the entire establishment OF
Lhote & Co. at the Old Basin, where
are manufactured every kind of door,
blinds, window sash, nouldings &c.
This establishment turns out work o,
the most superior kind and ships
it extensively to Texas, Louisiana
and Mississippi. Every departm ent
is in most perfect order and the bust,
ness proceeds with the regularity Of
clock work. Their price lists ar
reduced to the very lowest notch and
this fact, together with the good pol.
icy of p~atronizing home institutions,
should induce every one to furnish
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ron SALE.

1 have on hand so,oee 10 100. 900. vel 's M
Brick. which | will dispose Of M prices
the tinles.
em HbNRY EHL
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-13

OVER THE RIVER NEws.-Remember
Hayes and EgglestOn over at Martini
Ferry tomorrow afternoon.
The next meeting Of the Belmont Coun'
ty Medical Society will be held at Barnes
vile on the first Tuesday in September
Near 100000 pounds Of wool were de
livered in New Athens last week, pur
chased by Mr.. Close, Of st. Clairsyille, aI
~ cents per pOund.-Cddi= SsHiiHd,
Belmont County Fair at ST. Clairsyillt
September l4th, 10Th, 10th and 18th
The premium list was never larger OI
more liberal aud will be paid ~ adver
tised. The Society is out Of debt ant
stands on a good financial basis.
The fall term Of Franklin College will
begin the first Monday 9th Of Septem
her, and continue fifteen weeks, Fol
catalogue and other particulars address
President a. +, Ross, New Athens, Ohio
The GAINESVILLE Street Railway Com
pany has been incorporated, with capt
lal stock Of $4,000.
One.lhird Of the Bellaire street railway
track Is ready for the rails, notwithstand
ing the wet weather. They have the
necessary "push" down there, and at the
present rate Of comparative progress will
lead Sleubenville both in population and
manufactures before ten years, just as al
present they lead us in enlerprise.-Seu'
benriHe Gazette,
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
ANIMAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

: Thl, Institution, which Ia lyrn IN suoo,ssiu
operation for the last twenty-five ytars, will Tr-
Oprn on Tuesday, sept :, under the mana eHent d
Miss A. Taylor, Of New York.
Mis-, Taylor Is graduate Of the Oakland Female
College, Norristovn, Penn. and bring to the lnsi'
tuition an experience 81 over twenty years a sue
oessiul Principal Of young ladies tminaries in thf
hast.
The COLLEGE Is spacious and elegant In all is ap-
p1suimrnls elighy situai,l, and yet trtintNi, with
tsauliul grounds, and commanding hnr view Ol
the city and river.
Il /, completely furnished, lighted by Gas, heated
by warm air, and we'll supplied with water.
Then are six departments IN the C0llegr. In
slrucuuu In all will h. thorough and practical.
The Faculty will IL ounpSed q aide aud rN-
pcrirnord educaiGr.
The Institution Is well supplied with Musical in-
strumrnIs, Philosophical lhd Chemical apparatus,
Maps, Charts Cabinets, sc.
Among other advantAgrs are leCtunS, Musical
Reviews Literary Societies, Library and Reading
Runms Normal Department, dc.
The Conservatory Of Music oilers very superior
advantages al moderate prics.
The Ar department. will IL under the direction
Of an accomplished artist.
The Principal will give special care 10 the boanl-
log department, and no Iains will IT, spared ~
make thu Institution In every Trspul h1me-likr
and attractive.
For terms or further Information address the
Principal, Mis- a. TAl lOL
All business communications may In addressed
TO SAMUEL TAYLOR, Isl aus
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ly Vlrtucuf 4 deed Of trust made by John Jones
and Mary !. Jones his wife, TO me, dated the 18Th
day Of July, 1874, aud Of TecUr In the Office Ol the
Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust BOOk No !, pages Isl
aud Isl, shall Ollnr for Ele al public suction al
The front door Ot the Court House Of Eld county
IN the city u Wheeling, On
SATURDAY, the lilh DAY Of September, lsijr
lkylnnlng At 10 O'Clock A. ", the following proper.
" situate In said city, that Is to say: Lot number
III tweniy-siK l96l lying aud situate In John Nc
Lures addition TO the city Of Wheeling and In that
part Of said city known al the Flnt Ward, tOgClh'
er with all and singular the improvements aud up
pirtenAnces thereto belonging.
TERNS OP SALE-One-third cash In hand, or ~
much more In cash As the purchaser may chOOse 10
pay, and the residue In equal Insiallmenis NJ six
Twelve and eighteen months With Interest Ut the
nate VI six Ter CHnl per annum from the day Of sale
the deferred inslallmgnis and interest TO IL secur
upOn the property sold. Title believed gnOi hui
selling rs trustee shall convey only such title us |,
vested In me by said deed Of trust.
auto LEWIS \. JORDAN, Trustee.
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
Superior Machine Co.'s Works.

By virtue Of aided Of trust, malr by the "suIe,
Nor Machine Company" dated the lOIh day Of
October, ISL, and o. fnuuri tn Ohio county land
reulfds IN de1d Of trust lok No s. page lAs ], The
undersigned tIusler, John J. Johes, win on
TUESDAY, the n day Of August, Is55.
Commencing At 10 oeluCk a. ~, prOcty'l To s.ll al
public auction at the irUn duOT Vi the Court llous,
1t said Ohio county, In the dly Of WhH'lihg
and State OF West Virginia, the property conveyed
10 me By said lrd Of trust, and situate IN the til
Wand Of Hald city Of Wheeiing, that Is 10 ~ All
thuae two several parcels Of ground lying and beng
immediately n1rth " and adjoining the property
Of the Gslair Of David Ganlner late u said city Of
Wheeling, deceased, west Of Main street, south Of
hank NOV FOURTH Ireet, and east Of the Oklo
river; and RlSo two Town lots Sos, % and so lying
on The north side Of Hank NOV Fourth nlnrl,
which are more fully described In two several dtls
Of conveyance Of the Eme, bearing date even With
aid decd Of trust and u Tec0Ti Ia aid Ohio oDun-
" land TrIOrls In deed bO0k No. GU, Iagra -, y,
q, AMI made by Thomas Sweeney, sT., and 4. J.
sweeney and wife 10 the Nid superior Machine
Company, and ThOmaA sweeney 10 aid Company,
respectively, and upon which are located the paint
shop httIng shop, store house and agricultural Ut
ting and machine shop Of said Superior Machine
Company; also the ir6n foundry, brass foundry,
machine shop, boiler shop, tltlng EhOp, blacksmith
shop, stable, &c, Of Sweeney a Co., containing tWo
and hall acres Of grUund, b the sane more OF les,
together with all the buildings and Improvements
lhsfrOn, and all the engines, machinery, tolls liz
tures pertaining Therefor and also all patterns,
lathts, boring mills drilling machines planning una
chimes and other tools aud fixtures upon the above
named premises anduspd byISVecneyI& Co. In and
about their business rs founders AMI engine aud
machine builders.
TERNs oPSALE- OHs:j fourth Of the purchase mon.
ey In hand on the day u sale, and the balance IN
equal payments Of al, irrlls and tigAiesH months,
With Interest from the day d ale. Deferred pay.
mentS To bO secured either by deed Of trust upon
the property, or by retaining the ulla until the
purchase money Is paid las the trustee may reqnlIe)
and by assignment VI sufficient insurance on the
bulldlngs thereon.
SelllRgaI trustee, shall rDnTey only such title
a. Is TGstel In me by The above namul deed OF trust
my9 JOHN J. JONES Trustee
The shove ale Is postponed until to-day August
y AtIOla An. Aul
The above sale Is postponed until Tuesday, .iu.
gust 9Th, ut 10 O'Clock 4. N,
JOHN J. JONES, Trustee
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GhtGnteIIfgereer
DEAD LOVE.

from the New York Evening Port
pluCkcl tender bud;
Pure white and sweet,
beneath my feet,
Amid the tangled moses Of the v0'i
lgrew, chase and alone.
Ruthless bore II lhrncr,
Until at last,
Ilsfagmncr past
Shrinking, il died, aud lritI recJmpcasy
In sweetness ltom iisdn
I Won a Woman's heart,
Loving and true
Asman eeT knew;
| tore Il from H. llie-Plarr liT hpli
10 minister 10 me.
The years passed slowly on,
Then by my side
The true heart died;
And I, unconscious Of the ruin done,
sill kept the WIthrr'd stem.
u bore from day to day,
Unknown IN me.
The misery
That ,tnns and left the swdl Hover by Tho way
ruined gilt.
The womans hCart.-lhc bud
Alike In death,
Their sweetest breath
Poured out to scent the highway where 'l"gl
Gold aud alone.
Lett, the desert wide;
Whence long Is lied
The bloom all dead,
leaving me pain aud woe, and nauSlli hc'ldS
save memory.
The heart Of stone has broke;
Her love took flight.
Left i the night
left is the moan the cruel iidinSs woke
aft thn
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(lIIcagO.

CHICAGO, August l2.-FlOur-l'irm and
unchanged Wheat - Unsettled; No.
spring ChicngO 81 81; No. 2 do 81 % spot
81 giT seller August; sales at 81 i9al l9A
80. 2, 81 OGal 10; rejected 81 09al 10. Corn
Quiet and steady; No. ?, TOaf2c spot I0l
seller August; 73a7ic seller September; re-
ierted Cic. Oats-Steady with Il moderate
demand; No., Isn4Dc spot; ~ seller An
gust Barley-Firm at 81 " seller septem.
Der; Il Of seller October. Rye Dun and
nominal. Pork-Dull nj s2i j0Spot or seller
September; s2l 2Oa2l 10 seller October
Bulk Meats-Dull, but unchanged. Lard
Steady with I moderate demand ut sl3 70
spot; $i3 m seller September Whisky
81 10. .
On call board wheat was limer; 81 22lf
September. Corn firm and unchanged
Oats easy at i21Sc August; SIZE Septcin
her. Pork lower; S2l l7hSeptembPr Lard
dull at $40 - September.
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the Church. Thus inspired and secured
against perdition the mob attacked the
weak garrison, overpOwered the officers
and soldiers and brutally murdered them.
The heart Of the commanding officer was
cut out and tossed round from hand to
hand like u ball, aud the government
property was burned. The government
could not Of course brook any such an
archy as this, and the poor deluded muir
derers were arrested and shot. The
priests who melted them tn bloOdshed
and pillage were compelled to witness
their execution, a poor and Inadequate
penalty for their part in the hIdeonS
crime. The mob was told by the priests
that it would he holy work to rob the
wealthy Protestants and heretics, pro-
yided half Of the plumber were given to
the church-a literal application Of the
Iong.recognized Jesuit doctrine that "the
end justiiies the means"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-13

PHILADELPHIA, August r. Flour
Firm; extra g. 5GaG NJ; Minnesota family
10 tGa7 10; high grades g ~. Wheat .
Active; rcd Il iial "a; amber 81 CO. ky,
Quiet at 81 a. Com-Iimitcd demand
yellow and mitcd sGc. Oals-White 40
7ic. now me- clover Scch-iir. Petfole
um-Stcndy. refined at iiHr. Whisky
Steady; held at 81 n. IiuttCt-lirm New
York and bradford county eIlrns ~ -
Sc; firsis 2Ga2sr; wcsicrn extras 2ln2sc
irts 2ln2ir. cheese Western iOal0iir
Eggs Firm. western fresh ipn2Or.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-13

Bu,lnssI Letters Tor vs. Ihould b addressed
FIRES q Campbell" and thould In no case DO ld'
dressed 10 either Individual member Of The hfm 81
name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-13

NEW York, August i2.-COiton-AciiVe
at iijzaiIIc. Flour - Quiet; supefiine
western and State 81 3ja5 81; common ia
good So OOaG A.; good TO choice 80 jOa7 OO
white wheat extra g. 0Oa7 80; extra Ohio
81 tOa7 q; st. Louis 81 sjasG n. Wheat
Fnifly active and closed heavy; Chicago
spring 81 3Gii ~, closing at 81 sal 80; No
2 Milnukee 81 iOai Is; 80. 4, a 81. Rye
Dull and nominal aIt--Siealy. lIarley
Quiet and firm. COrn-fairly actiye
western mixed steamer sOas9ci do sail s2li
as3r. Oats-Dull and unsettled; western
mixed G3i4c. white GinTic. llny-Firm nj
SOC. Whisky-firm at 81 23iS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-13

East Liberty, August i2.-CArrLR-
Recripts today 100 head, making 1885,
head Tor the last three days. Market slow
and prices unimprovcd, rather lower an!
thing. Some ol to.,lay's arrivals will III
shipped m. buyers all gone home. best
a. 5ih7 M: medium to good 81 7inG %
common tn fair 81 jOai -; bulls and cow
S2 5Oni 20.
llOGs- Receipts to-day 1880 head, and
for three days past G,Ojj head; Yorker
AZ gOns 10; philalclphins IS jOnS7j.
SuRgP-Reccipts to-day 900 head, and
for three days ID, $40 head' selling at = I'M
: a.