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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-02
Excursion and Concert.
SALE OH
REAL ESTATE
TO ID a z.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
| WHEELING,
Parker Campbell and Isabel Campbell, his
wife, Henry Moore, Trustee, Octavia =
Moore Il Philip IL. Moore, her husband.
John { Campbell and Amelia II. Campbell
his wife, William W. Miller, as Trustee
and in his own right, Anna Miller and
Elizabeth Miller, infants, Thos O'Brien,
Trustee, and Thomas +. owens.
IN CIIANCERY, FOR TIE PARTITION OFREAL
ESTATE.
In pursuance of decree made and en-
tered in the above entitled cause on the
18th day of January, 4 ID. 1870, and OF an
otlrr decree made and entered on the nth
day of March, y. ID. 1872 we Will, ON
Friday. April I'd. AT 10 q cIOcK 4. VI.
AT the front door of the Court House of
Ohio county, sell at public auction, To the
highest and best bidder, the following de-
scribcd real estate, to-wit: y part OF lost
numbered eight, in Ebcuczcr Xane'S aGdi-
ton To the City of Wheeling. situate nj the
corner of Main ANA Twelfth streets, and be-
longing To the heirs of samuel Sprigg. This
property fronts on Main street about fifty
feet and on Twelfth StrcctabOut SiXty-tive
feet, the western line running, through
out its whole length, parallel with Main
street, and the northern line beginning AT
Main street, and running thence, in a
western direction, about fifty-thTee feet,
thence in "a northerly direction. and
parallel with Main street, about ten feet,
and thence in westerly direction 10 the
line OF Reilly Il Hobbs.
This property consists of TWO parcels to-
wit
The first parcel comprisin. that portion
thereof now occupied by Adams Express
Company and the Western Union Telc-
graph Company, which is under lease 10
Adams Express Company until April LIST,
\. u. 1876, at the rate OF $3.50 a year, paya-
bic quarterly.
ton thereof now occupied 10y VIM. Laugh
lin, which is under Il lease To the said
LauGhlin until April l~t, \. u. $50, AZ the
1. !. La. tnt1.l tA,L
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS. INQUIRE OF
MRS. {. XlMMER.
aplh ma Market size.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii PERSONS WHO PAID TANF~
\ FOR the year 1874, between N.l,ul..
10Th. 1874 and December 2u'h. l>-t U..
have amount of State Asylum rrN rrnu,i.
ed to them by prrScnting their receipt, lr
the Shrrili'S oflice-nO levy hHNu. n-ru
made forSaid und. Il. =. EEOWN,
mDrJh ShurIn ohio County
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FOR RENT.

ia STORE ROOM,
- No. llli MAIN STREET.
Inquire of \. K. GAuu.~.
tebl6 h No. = Twelfth ,fr..,
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FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT.

k.A STORE ROOM, DWELLING Az,
FL Hall, west side OF Market, b,.rv.,.-,
18th and 10th streets, i'm Ri
Block: Also room at Present occupied Ia,
u; A. Wlckhaih aS an auction house.
Enquire of ANTON EEYNSNN
Jaul6
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FOR RENT.

III \ COMFORTABLE DWELLIN.
~aY House, on 18th street, No. 90. '...'. J.
rooms. W. '. HOGE Il BRu
mar3lt 100 Markrt ST..
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w. S. HUTCHiNS,

GEo \. wICKuAM, Auctinnccr.
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Forty years has tested the value of
DIR. A. =. TOdd's Anii-BiiiiOus ana
Liver ssiiIS.s
Ch.SSS

Sold by Druggists and Deal, $ every
where.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-12
The Glories of a Republic.

What will be very cheerful reading will
be the comments of the foreign press upon
the coup de force in New Orleans. Els
pecially may there be expected something
Of general interest from English newspa-
pers. We have been essaying for years to
demonstrate the rottenness of British in
situations. We have been possessed of a
pervadlng belief that the British subject
albeit all unwittinely-is much abused
grossly tyrannzed over victim. The
American eagle has been specially engaged,
for years, in demonstrating to the sub.
jects of the British lion what a crowd of
AFFECT slaves they are to submit to the rule
OF bloated, although IN effete monarchy
1t has been pointed out to that animal so
many times that his tail should everlasting
ly curl between his hinder legs in abiecs
humiliation and modification, that the
English people have hollow but gilded
monarchy, prohigate and corrupt aristoc-
racy, and that they are a nation of pau-
pers 1t has been shown to that depres
sed animal how this is the only country on
Gods green earth where one man is as
good as, and little better than, another !;
and that it is only here where the individ-
ual man is sovereign, the peer of all the
Victorias, Williams, Nicholases, and Napo-
Icons, and that it is only here where man
lifts his great American brow to the stars,
uncrushed by the heel of the despot and
the oppressor.
And now, right on the heels of our jubi-
|ation, little bullet-headed Irisbmap /;
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Duties ON Tea and Coffee.

They ought to be restored, not on &C.
count of the present deficiency, but because
they are duties for revenue purely ana
ought never to have been taken of. Ihe
amount which they would yield to the gov
eminent should be turned over to the sink
ing fund, in order to keep good the pledges
heretofore made, thus leaving the deficit
in the revenue to be offset by the reduction
in expenses. CHICAGO Tribune.
There never was piece of more arrant
nonsense than that exhibited by those con-
gressmen who talked about "a free break
fast table" They were either totally ig-
norant of the first principles Of political
economy, or they were the verriest dema-
gogues in the land. There is no such thing
as "a free breakfast table, and never
ought to be. Nobody, with health and
strength, should haye any kind of break
fast who does not earn it. And there are
no two articles in the world which are so
legitimately proper subject for taxation
by duties as tea and coffee. Why? Be
cause we neither raise or manufacture
either, and all the duties paid 90 to the U.
s. treasury, and not into the pockets of
manufactures or monorolists. Because
nearly everybody uses them and therefore
a very light duty, very small tax from
everybody, which is scarcely felt because it
is SO general, makes great sum in the ag-
gregate. Because it builds up no monop-
oily at the expense of the people.
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the spawn of lucky accident. and the crea-
ture of circumstances a cattle-lifter, and
par excellence; man whose
reputation mainly depends upon battle in
which he was not, and in other conflicts
where he was, and where he displayed SIM
ply that blind obedience and burtish cour-
age characteristic Of lower order of ami
.mals,-right on the heels of half century
of blovlatlon over our own merits, and OF
depreciation of the merits of European
others, this little wretch does what, if done
by Kaiser Wilhelm, or King Emanuel, or
even the diyine autocrat, Gar Nicholas,
would have cost each of them a crown, and,
possibly,-and were justice done,-their
royal heads, Upon no country outside the
domain of the Sultan, or that of the Grand
Llama, could such thing occur, and not
meet with swift and righteous retributlon.
This is one of the phases Of the best
government God ever made, and which is
cause of burning shame to every Amerl-
can citizen possessed of decent self-respect,
and of disgust to every friend OF humanity
and of progressive government, al over the
world. 1t is n result of mob rule, mlsnam
ed Democracy, or "Republicanlsm; it
is the result of the reign of thieves and ad-
venturers, of tanners and tinkers: the re-
suit of the disgust of good men and decent
men with politics, and their studious alb.
stinence from participation in the political
affairs of the country. 1t is direct con-
sequence of madness which has deliver
ed the control of the nation to fanat-
les, who haye elevated the Niger
above white men, country, God,
everything; of an apathy or par
alyzation among decent citizens which has
refused to aid the country in Kidding itself
of this frightful incubus, and arranging
itself upon basis of right and morality
of the Vaccinations and scoundrelism Of
the Credit Mobilier ring, the Northern
Pacific ring, the Pacific Mail subsidy ring,
the office holders ring, and the ten thou
sand other rings and combinations who are
robbers in every sense of the word, in its
moral, its legal, and its social meaning.
1t may seem small thing, per Sc, that
Sheridan marched his men into the state
house of Louisiana and thrust out mer
whose right to be there he had no means Of
judging, no right to pass on. But it is MOI
small thing 1t is an act OF war lie IL
revolutionary. 1t is just as much an ACT OF
war, of unwarranted outrage, as 1t ne had
done the same thing at Springfield, Illinois,
or Albany, New York. There is just the
same warrant for doing this, and no more
than is found in the case of the brigand
who captures traveller for purposes o.
ransom, or foot-p pad who slung-shots {
belated pedestrian in order to secure hi
valuables. 1t is the warrant of superior
brute force, and nothing else; and has nj
shadow of excuse 10 law or in the situa
ton Chicago Times
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Ithas no parallel-haying per-
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-12

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Who win be Declared Banditti Next

We wish to fix in the minds of the peo-
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-04
TILT0N-B
the Jurors Declare Their Inability
10 agree Nnd are Discharged.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Early thi. morn.
ing the jury in the case Of Theodore Til.
ton against Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher.
breaktastcd and then sent a note to Judge
Nelson, stating that it was Impossible f0r
them TO agree.
Inc Judge returned answer that he
would be at the court at 10 o'clock, and
would then send for counsel and com.
niunicatc with the jury. At that hour
his honor stepped into his private room ;
there were then assembled in court nearly
the same group OF Plymouth people as
were there yesterday. Mrs. Bpecbcr
came In with Deacon Howard.
All standing room was occupied by IL
O'Clock. Ten minutes after Judge Neil
son took his seat and was followed by
lawyers Porter, Sherman. Abbott. Hill
and Tracy for the defendant, and Morris
and Pcarsall for the plaintiff At II
minutes past II the jury filed into the
court looking as ii they had passed a
,leeples- night.
In reply. to the question "Gentlcmcn Of
the jury, have you agreed upon YER.
dict, Foreman Carpenter replied 1--WE
have not your honor, we regret il very
agree !"
The jurors stood nine for Beechor Ia
three for Iilion. The jury was di..
charged.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-04
sonH 4. osrRLY. Editor.
IN A Qu,ANDARy.

Parties who have claims against thu
Cairo 4 -. Louis Railroad company con
.tinue to serve notices on Col. $. $. Tay'
lor as president; but the Colonel Is I'M
able to determine whether he Is or is mol
President. lie has been ordered by thc
old board IN not surrender sny OF the
books or papers of the Cairo n 81. Louis
X. II. company 10 any body OF men
claiming 10 be a "new board Of direc-
tors'' until me road has been completed
under the contract. The new board
demand the books, &C., and the lawyers
tell the Colonel that the road is completed
under the contract, which. of course. is
not so but the City Council and County
Commissioners and almost everybody
says II Is. and the new board is running
it. What Is the Colonel to do Well, the
city don't care and the county don't care
that is to say, the City Council aud
County Commissioners don't care. al,
though probably the people do-any-
thing about the matter, and why should
the Colonel hold OH to the tail of the
dead beast Of prey: He will probablylct
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-04

They are the successors Of itowlai'd nn'
associates, who were all ne honest a.
cody. But " rayson 4 Co route
grease" anybody and We might sus
rect them If they Ind not about them Mr.
acarls, WHO Is undoubtedly tie honesfesl
man we ever saw--if, we cay. they
,eould "gres.c anybody and
Never and spsithers could be CREASED
we wouI suspect them. They have
been--oecause they are such honest men,
no doubt the friends of the contractors.
Mr.. Smithcrs wrote the Murphysboro
contract. which Payson Il Co. could not
object to he wanted to lump a settle
ment with the contractors he wished the
stock 10 be issued to the contractors be-
cause we presume some of 1t was due to
him he got it--got part of the two mil
lions Of voi,lable stock-and joined Pay
son and his friends IN calling n stockhol-
ders' meeting for the purpose of getting
the friends OF the contractors into con.
troll of the road. lie did all this. but he
did not accept place on the new board.
lie permitted his co-negotiator of bonds
to do so. Well, II is all right. The old
board don't care. Cairo don't care. Alex
ander county don't carc-noboJy cares.
So all j, satisfactory. 1t j. our duty
to keep quiet, as il no doubt would he
to our profit. We lost favor with the en-
emics ofthc road by being anxious to have
it completed; We will probably lose
favor now with Payson. Canda. Searls,
Smitlcrs, and Others. for still insisting
that IL should be completed. We must
therefore say nothing : and We certainly
will not say anything to wound the feel
ing of the managers of the little road
Or OF their friends who represent the l,oud-
holders and take care OF them for--not
but Tor the good OF every
body in interest. Ii ], true that there is
rotten in this railroad Dem
mark, but what |. it. We don't know.
but we do believe the European bond
holders might employ representatives
Sho. while they could not be more hon
1T, would::Scost the bondholders less
money than Mr.. Smithers. and shall We
Ilso add. Mr.. Meyer.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE.

The numbers of 7he Licug .igc for
June ri and July ,. contain Macready's
"reminiscences from the Qaartcriy Reric,o:
Part y of the Abode of Snow. from
Blaek,coofs Moga=ias: +. ". Ncwman's
"Moral Estimate of AleXasdcr the Great, -
from Tiaser's Magazine; The Arctic En-
petition: Its Scientific Aims, Populo,'
Scieace Reric,r Life Past and Future. in
other Worlds. CoynhiU Magazine: The
Charactcrlcssncss of sermons; The Arctic
Ships. The influence of the
Court, aud Two View, of Humiliation.
from the Spectator; Italy AMI the Pope.
from the PaH .MgN Ggseiie with install
mcHts of Giannetto. from Black GOOD:
Miss Angel. by Nil, Thackeray: and
The Marriage Of MORA Fergus. by Wm.
Black.
\ new volume begins july l,t. With
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year the subscription price So is low:
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Publishers.
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y q spirit The blow viii not hurt Him, /.
nc Il Mott, The blow will NOT bc wasted
But Il MAY be said, to hit spiri, such n
blow would result in our Destruction
that we wchld be killed. W. will take
the chances. We are so anxious TO know
the truth that we are willing to make a
sacrifice TO get at it. 1t may he said the
shock would hurt the medium. II would
IL the medium were Blcdsoc: but. even II
1t Is all fair and Bledsoc Is n matcrialized
spirit, Mott should be willing to be
shocked little for the good of his cause.
and q suit of clothes. Christians have
sacrificed their lives for their religion.
Why shonld not Mott be offered up for
his?
Simple tests like thi. will not. we are
sure, be adopted but II will be tried any
how. One Of these nights pretended
believer will quickly strike Bledsoc's
nose with clenched fist. and then we shall
see what we shall see. Mr. Ellis and as
sociates must be careful or their show
will be ruined before the actor has PLAYED
out his engagement.
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