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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-02
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From tho IIsraid News Of Yesterday.
President spanlding received notice
this morning From Messrs. Garrett 4
Sons, Of baltimore, that they have for.
watded $4,000 of redeemed City Water
Works bonds to his address. This wipes
out tile entire Water Works debt, and
leaves our city with Water Works
which will compare iavorably with any
place Of the size in tho country, with not
d dollar Of obligations against II. The
Indebtedness Of the city IL now $4,000 Of
railroad bonds, which when the June
taxes are paid, will be reduced to $4,000.
We stated sometime since that the bond.
ed Indebtedness Of the city on the first Of
July next under the present means
provided for its payment would
amount 10 $4,000, and examination
Of the official figures makes even n
more favorable showing than we tep.
resented. Should the reduction be con.
tinued at the present rate, the frat Of
July, 1878, will see the city entirely free
from debt. The present Council since
April lst, 1873, have paid of 5000
railroad bonds and $4,000 original
Water Works bonds, making a total Of
$4,000 in two years. il any city OF any
party in the country can show better
record than this we would like to sec II,
II IA matter Of fact land We have II from
good Democratic authority that steu.
6enville Il the only town Of any conse-
quence In the State that Is reducing iis
debt, and that no city in the country has
better credit abroad. None Of her
bonds are sold In open market, and IL is
almost impossible 10 purchase them,
the holders being unwilling 10 give
them up.
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Andy johnson Looming up for
the Presidency.

Washington DisntehtO The Cleveland LeaigEl
Andy johnson remains here yet in the
hands Of his numerous friends, training
for the next Democratic Presidential
nomination, It may not be good news to
Seymour, Allen Hendricks, Pendleton
and Thurman, but it is nevertheless true
that Andy has better disciplined and
more skillful henchmen than all the other
Democratic candidates together. Satellites
Of old whisky Indian and pardon rings
are all here intriguing in his behalf.
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GALE TODAY OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IL TitR MUSiCtPAL Court OF WHEELING.
Piiker Campbell and Isabel Campbell, his wife,
Henry Moore, trustee, Ociavla 8. Moore and
Philip II. Moore, her husband
10.
John G, Campbell and Amelia II. Campbell, bis
wife, William ". Miller, rs tfuStOe and Ia his
own right, AIMS Miller and Elizabeth Miller,
infants, ThOs. UIlrlen, trustee, and Thomas r.
Owens
In Chancery, for the Partition Of Real Estatc.
In pursuance Of n decre made and entered In the
above entitled cause on the 2jlh day Of January
A. d. 1878, and Of another decree made and enter
al on the 2th day 81 March, A. d. 1875, We will on
FRIDAY, April %, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
AZ the front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio cou.
", SCl at public auction, u the highest and hest
bidder, The following described real estate, to-wl:
A part Of lot numbered eight IN EbeneEer zane's
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling, situate al the
corner Of Main and Twelfth streets, and belonging
to tho helrs Of Samuel Sprigg. This property
fronts on Main street about hlty iecl and on Twelfth
street about sl&tyshVe feet, tho western line run.
ming, throughout is whole length, parallel with
Main street, and the northern line beginning On
Main street, and running thence, In westerly d.
tcctiOn, About hily.thre6 feet thence In nOrthefly
direction, and parallel with Main street, about Ten
ieet and tlenee IN westCfly direction 10 the line
This property CONSISTS Of two pafrsis, tO-Wil.
The hSi parcel comprising That t1flloh thereof
now occupied by Adams Express Company and The
Western Union Telegraph Company, which Il IN.
def lease 10 Adams Expires Company until April
ist 4. u 1876, al the rateOi sl,660 year. iayable
quarterly.
The second parcel comprising that portion theirs.
Of now occupied by VIM. IAughlin, which e under
ltasc 10 the sald IAughn until April fat, A. u.
1873, At the rats Of 500 year payable quarterly.
TERNl %. SALE-One.iourth n the purchase
La alsata n
in ihree equal lnstallments In nj, EiSB and
1wELvR months, respectively; from the day Of
ale, with interest lfyni that day. The payment
Of the deferred instAllmentS & to Ia pfOpefiy N.
cured, the Commissioners retaining the tlte until
their payment. Tho purchaser Of each parcel Il 10
hayD tho rent which will accrue on the lease there.
Of from and after the day o. sale
HRNRY n. fussEIiA
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FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1873.

Ixreisrriug to the enormous hotel bill
Of ss.esO, including l,5ss for wines and
cigar, for the entertainment Of King
Ralakaua, which the City Of New York
Is called on to pay, the HaaI says, "A
praying band from Ohio might have done
good work out side that hotel" We
applehend 1t will require more than one
spraying band from Ohio" to protect tie
Taxpayers Of New York from the Preyiag
sbandsH Of that city.
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Bessie.

Joseph HOEarl, il, concludes one Of
his ehararserissiclettsIs to his ovnpaper,
the Sar, Is follows:
II 1 were 4 manager, I'd engage
Bessie Turner, teach her, and STAR her.
She's as full Of dramatic talent as an egg
Is Of meat. II ! were a poor young
minister, and wanted help+meei, and
Bessie was comeatable, Bessie would be
the Rev. Mrs. Jug inside Of p hours.
But rs I'm neither manager nor pastor,
| throw out the hint to such as Is, Poor
Fullerton. Too bad.
Hon. N. 7. JUG0, esq,
P.S.-And she's such a young thing
tno-
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FRoM recent investigation It appears
that 100000 bushels Of wheat arc yet
to be brought forward from the States Of
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Ncbrus-
ka. In 1874 the yield per acre Of wheat
in some localities falls below that Of the
preceding year, but the acreage was
greater, and that made up the deficiency.
The receipts Of wheat at Chicago between
August, 1873, and March, 1874, were 25,.
7l7,936 bushels, and from August 1874,
to the present month, 1G,5l5,2GO, falling
of Of over 100000 bushels. The re-
ceiptS at Milwaukee for the same periods
show deficiency Of s,GiO,5iG. In relation
10 the increase otacreagc Of wheat planted
in 1874, 1t appears that in Minnesota ii
was 65 per cent. The crop Of 1873 was 90
4O2, 1856 bushels, with an acreage Of ,54S-
7lS, which was an increase in acreage Of
2Sl, AO4 over the previous year, and in
wheat 4,333,1l0 bushels. The crop Of
winter wheat last season was large and Of
good quality. When the vast amount Of
wheat in the Northwest begins to move in
the direction Of the seaports It will i'm
part fresh life to all branches Of bust.
ness. In order to put the grain current
in motion money must be sent to the
grain centres. From thence II will reach
farmers and producers, and from thence
60 into the hands Of merchants in pay
tnent Of old bills, or cash for present
purchases. That will cause a demand for
more goods from the cities, and thus the
tide will reach all parts Of the country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The chIld'scuno when tecthing-to relieve Inaau-
nation d the Gums, 10 Nllay uneadnell, u quiet
Cole Pains 70 pTOu0te sleep, 10 cup summer COul-
plant. This We consider QUE u the most valuable
remedies TO Be kept In the amlly when the chill
dren are cutting their teeth. We arc selling thou
iands u bottles, and have 10 hear tho hFst person
ny Il Is not all WeTocommend 1t TO he.
NOTIFIES, have you q 5ieEly, tohtkiAg bas that
TURNS the HOURS q MOTT when you 70 long iOE
Fest) into one LONG, WARY DAYTIME Of WORRi.
MKT and CAREi Cry-CSy-CEy-all day and all
night longH II you Fave, liaeR 10 re1i0l, 10 con-
Vinced, AC8iidie no LJH0T-a HEW drops Ot lNPASI
CORDIGL and your clHi WILL DO PAC1PIRD, and
SWIFT, REFREsinN0 SLkKP will take the place Of
WAKEPuL sUFFERiS0. Procure al Onc0 q bottle.
Sold by all druggists and
LAuGHLlN BROS. 4 CO., Proprietor,
Wheeling w, Va.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY REtIEP ron YOUN0 MEN from tho Effects
OF EFTOu and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stOrCd. Impedlment TO Marriage removed. New
method Of Treatment New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and Circular sent free, In sealed els
n. Ninth St., Philadelphia, IA.,-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional akil[. janis-IlAW
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ONO COUNTY COURT.
Elna Fiu and Marine tnsuahtcl
Company Of Wheeling


Company Of Wheeling I, ch,r,,.s
Ge0fge RObefts and OtberS,
by virtue Of decree Oi the CSunfy Court Of Ohio
county West Virginia, made and entered on The
10th day u January 1870 u tho alUyO entitled
tatise, the undersigned Special Commissioners will
prCcl to sel Al publIc auction, At tho front door
Of The Court ll0usc Of aid Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL q, 1875,
CommOntlhgat 10 O'Clock A. n. Of mid DAY. ali The
coal and other minerals, belonging d present 10 lie
Crescent ffUn Company, which arc IN and under
lands that wefu conveyed 10 the aid GeDfRg Rob.
erts BY the decd Of John Woods trustee and Mar.
Tia Knox, bearihg date the stl day Of June, 1868,
and recorded 10 the Clerks Office Of aid Ohio
only 20 muth Of hald cal ~ was rUnTeyetl BY SlId
qe1fge Robefia and wife 10 Emma u Carter BY
deed dated the ist Hay Oi January, 1870, the aid
deed being deed d exchange between the aid
Emma y. Carter, Of the one part and the aid
Gerry Roberts q The other Fatt, and recorded In
privileges which BY the aid lat mentioned deed
u exchange Were EfantCd By the aid Emma h
Carter TO the aid ue1rge Roberts the above being
lhe. same coal, minerals ways, easements, Fighls
hBa privilege which wee eonvgyed By The aid
BY deed lEafiDg date the 18th day Of July, iSii,
and recorded IN aid Clerks office IN Deti Book
No. g, page go. tot am0le particular And minute
description Of the metes and hounds Of the premises
here offered LOT ale, the tOufSe Of entries, and Tho
Character d other improvements connected with
the same, reference d hereby made 10 eomnleie
patOl Tie aid premises now posted In the Clerks
once Of Ohio County Curt
TERda % BALR.-One. fourth Of the purchase
money y b paid 10 eash on the day d sale, and
we residue Of Md purchase money 10 te paid Ia
Tour equal annual lnaallmenis With Interest thefgl
on from the day d ale; the purchaser 10 Rlvd t1fdt
WIN seeutitYt to b approved by mid Special Com
niia,innefA iO MD deferred payments, and the
title 70 MD property to le rlaind until lha nd
purchase hohey shall have been fully PAID.
1AME9 r, ROGERS,
n q. BARR,
IlFlB gbFffai CnInHttttNNays
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful lmprudencc, causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debility, ETC., having tried
IN vain every known remedy, has found simple
sef-cufe, which he Will send Ire 10 his fellow SUIT
ercrs. Address j. II. REEVES, Is Nassau street,
New York. ian6
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Massachusetts, there Is a State Board
Of Health, which has been paying atten-
ton to the sanitary condition Of farmers.
Is fourth annual report Is published,
and on article on the above subject, based
upon the reports Ofcounty physicians, ap.
pears. This testimony, including evidence
collected during the past Ss years, shows
that the average life OF MassaChu-
sets farmer isG514 ycars-a greater
Longevity than that Of any other class.
Yet II is claimed that farmers might
live much longer II they were better and
more carefully fed, lived upon more nu-
tritious and wholesome diet, ate with
greater deliberation, and were carefulnot
to engage in active exercise to soon alter
eating. They should eat more fruit and
vegetables, less Of pork, pies, cakes, sal
etatus biscuit, take pains to protect them
selves better from sudden changes Of tenn
perature, deodOrile cess pools, sinks, out.
houses and keep clean back. yards; change
clothing and battle more frequently.
Such statistics and suggestions are yulua-
bic, and deserve the attention Of farmers.
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MONDAY. April ..
Excursion and Concert.

Parties desiring 10 becomo mombcrS, or renew
membership, eau apply al tho Music Store this
morning. Price Of Membership Ticket, $40, good
for two reserTed seats at any Concert OF solfUO
given BY tho Institute during the ensuing year.
All persons desiring 10 Join tho Excursion are
requested 10 purchase tickets this morning. ID order
that the committee may 10 enabled TO make proper
arrangements. at2
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FRUiT TREES, sliRUDBERY, &c.

T,RUtT TREES, sElRUBBERY, &c.
The Tropric.ors Of Pleasant I'M Nursery, West
Virginia. are now offering the most complete nlif.
sri stock grown within The State for many year,
Thlhy.iOuf years experience and observation IN
the growing 81 fruit and fruit treis has enabled us
10 present very largo collection Of all kinds Of
fruits embracing old and nov varieties, which have
beCh tested IN yafiOus localities and found we'll
adapted to this climate Our trees are al grUWH Oh
the highest land In this country, anil eSpospi 10
storms on all sides, which SECURES IN the planter
more hardy, healthy tire than tan possibly h.
grown on rich low OF bottom lands, and dOnbie the
amount II roots 20 essential 10 tho god growth u
al kinds Of trees and pahtG Our stock consists a.
follows;
Apple tres, /, ., and ycar1 old, fansing from
10 1 feet, price low BY the 100 OF 1000.
Peach trees, and years Old, 70 feet.
Feaa, standard TrTy eGtra, 10 0 feet.
Dwarf Pears thrifty trccs, 4tO 8 feet.
1ium tfeCs, Alto @ feet.
Cherry trees the bit No have ever Offered 10 the
public, 10 feet.
AptlcOts, to Q feet.
(lfange Quintc, 10 feet
urlrcViHts 70 varieties and Of superior quality,
and years old.
Curfahts, CiO1eierfies, Strawberries, iaspterFIeS
and Blaekbeffiea In variety and fine. Alsi no Vafi-
etfs Of eyergecnl Of various siE including on ex-
eellent stock lot cemetery Purpoles.
coasult ih6 Sexton Of CiiseT T EeWts
o. John X. l0isi@d, joseph geylnid and
John r. TIuEhel a 70 TIC. qualify Of our
piAntl We also oder ino colieciloti Of f6sCs
and hogeilns shiubs to5elhet With hue -
lection Of gpeu- hons plants after March III Shade
tres IN Vatiety. Oage Orange planti b. the loo
Of 1000 Tfcs clfelully parked ind SsffSntfli 10
reach their destination u nod e56dftj0n. Prizes
very low and furnished On applcatlon, Piftiel de-
silng sd ifsss WI plss sna g theli criers
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who had put the same tactics into prac-
tice two years ago. The effect Of these
publications could be seen, he said, IN the
recent fluctuations Of the stock OF the
New Jersey Southern. which had opened
at 0 in New York oil Monday and nd.
vnnced to lot. As far as the baltimore
& Ohio Company were concerned, there
was nothing new to report regarding the
New jersey Southern Railroad, and he
reiterated the assertion that all the re.
cent agitation on the relations Of the two
roads was evidently the handiwOtk Of
Mr.. Gould, who desired to operate in the
stocks Of the New Jersey Road.
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CEDRR BARRE1s-

4 " DAAEstSf4i4S-
100 NEW iRoN.BoUND BARRELS
Suitable q Wine g Cider, % hand and 70 irtie
JACOB ENYDERs
@I los Main illo.l,
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uAYE YOUR HOUSE pAPERED BY

uAvE YOUR HOUSE PAPERED BY
IL ]. d. Prayer, Practical Decorator IN
FrescO and Plain Paper Hanging. Cell.
ing work specially. New French Panel.
ing for ParlOrs. New Combination Panel.
ing for Libraries, Dining Rooms and Halls,
with DadOs aud Tapestry and Damask
Filling.
Estimates aud Designs furnished for
Churches, Banks, Public Buildings and
Dwellings.
Work finished In varnlsh when desired.
All orders promptly attended to at liar.
hour & Dittman's Wall Paper House, 1859
Main Street. marc
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-23
NOW is the time, money
can be made from the start,
then grow up with the country.

H TOWN LOT DEPARTMENT en-
braces enc hundred towns between Omaha,
NtO., and Coriuue. Utah, und il now ready 10
sell an unlimited number Ur Business and
residence Lots, AT VERY Low RATES. % actual
towns and cities along this great fare.
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming. Montana and
Utah are RAPIDLY filling up with a permanent
population. who are scttlinG upon the rich agri-
cultural lands on either side Of the road. and
d vel, ping he Gold. silver. Copper. Lead.
Iron and Coal Mines Of the most cAieh
Siyc aud richest mining districts in The world.
All these. and the people Of into iOr mining
camps and towns. must depend on the ucaresI
towns located on the Union Pacific Railroad
for their supplies Of dry goods, cioiEiug, gro
ceries, drugs and medicines. hardware. crUckery
and glassware, furniture. farming ~iTIremenrs.
machinery. tools, &C. sc. Already Il c demand
TO legitimate trade exceeds the supply, and
will more than double every year
Thee towns have been located with a
view to health, business capacity and scenic
beauty. and large numbers of hem are rapidly
growing into public prominence. As an index
of their prosperity. il may be stated that the
new buildings erected in these towns during
the year 1871. cust Orc and three-fourths
millions of dollar!
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the Sioux Indians baiur ~prr7uitraG
( nv treaty. stipuI,ti,ps 10 b,rr r,..r
| the same. II is pv,,a,icd fnaf CON
lrre-S next winter viii ,br,.rlfa he
existing treaty and cnufun these
Indians To their nrpSrut reservation
ueyOud the boundary lines Of WvOm-
iur Territory The n-p EFT pD.iry
If tn. g~0yrrnrlan tnv.orI the SioUy
i likely to result in permlupnt peace
land the civilization If those ~ayagrS.
. The inst nnd humane treatment Of
thi- War-Iikp tribe and the presence
Of United States trOuUs at their ugrn-
C.'r' VII! prevent me recurrence u
m,5Ja his section Of the Territory
unsafe and undesirable for settlement.
TIE hE'"'"Si"H r.NNh
The geyscr region OF the Upper
Yellowstone, whIch congress- has
wisely SET apart a7a NatlohaI IaTk,
Is unque1tI"naOLy the most hsL"niSh-
ing c"ilnliia'l" Oh h"'uTal W"hueF5
anu OF Imposing ana beautiful
scenery IN me W"TI". II report 81
Chlted states g'nInSl~tNr Wh" nave
rPP'a'e'iIN Nl@il.d mat region lulIy
demonstrate 'hls lact. W me
= '"'
FnadH-7aE hNe years pre-
diet that IL VIII hrcnnr the great
summer resort ana s~dnlt"rIuIn at the
continent. For >iEht.seerN and lovers
OF II e wonderful and picturesque 1t
VIII nave more attractions than
Niagara, Yosemite ana tn" White
Mountains cnnhinrh; ana there Is
IN" l'"SI reason To- believe that the
mEriad- OF not ana mineral springs
ia me "il"WNt""e Park r"-sf'Hs ]
liable curative properties. Inc
SUMMER climate IN ihl7 region - de
ilshItu'Iy cool, bracI"g ana heilthtul.
Observation-Disclosures
Our people are manly from the
NSia'erh anu southwestern states,
anu n"uSh Jew IN hummer, are
turLGet1G, thlerPr'7'hE ana lhttill-
gent. lhPE are me nucleus al Whnt
- 10 De lhe l"hulhg OF
me new Mnr'hWeHt. lht, school
system "L wyoming Is eNceIi"nt ana
ahuhdan'lN sustained. Inc Terri
cory l. ire" from heht.
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NI-N -
] j. Sarjl o L s IHdia1 AGENT.
Marin Gibbons. ~thfeT,icrk.
Sherid n ". BrHtucy. Commission Cock.
Sp1rruu p. SNOW, Agency Phyrfclau.
George Knox, feHfmasfcr.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-23
THE INDIAN QUESTION.

The Indians in Wyoming are
known as "Treaty Indians" living
on a reservation away from white
settlements. The northeastern part
Of Wyoming is yet neutral ground,
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PTrsC0'-siCk
Capt. G. Y. Henry, Bird CAHalry.

Cauf. " ! Fitzgerald. nh Inartrv-afst.
FL Lieut.. w.S wyatt, 9th Infantry. Oh du;y Of
Military ACADEMY.
Isl i"nr, Jno. e.. Thompson, ard Csya'ry, re-
CTulf'nr service.
2nd Lieut.. Jro. G. Dourke, Sid Cavalry. 4. D.. c..
10 Gen. Crook.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-23

The discovery of rich gold mines
in the Black Hills of Northwestern
Wyoming has directed general at
tcntion to our Territory, and letters
of inquiry in relation to the climate,
Resources, etc. of our young common
wealth reach this Office daily. As
we have not the time To pen a reply
to each correspondent, we will al
tempt to answer their queries cOlIec-
lively by giving Il general reSume of
what may be consistently and truth
fully claimed for u Tt rritUry.
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toriCa1 Dept; Cheyenne,
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young ucn from The
effects of Errors and Abuse in early life. Man
hood re-inryd. Imprdlmrnr~ TO Marriage re
moved New metz 81 of rrra'm ny. Nv md
remarkable remedies Books and CircrIur-
sent free. IN va!"lruvnlnur Address. HOW
ARD ANSO INilpE ~ Ninth -. Phi.adrl-
pn.a. PAN I1~riIIInn having a high rerura.
ratIon for honorable r..drcr and prorc-. ;oaas
.sklIl. i.D-rt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

NIT penen 1inrs prcben lcu, falS man
bel ben, Gntl6lu6e beborte, nibn gum
SInbenbcf fir ale ete Sdurfen In
Der umeebuns Der gOfcerwalans ~
MAIDEN. "Wenn Id mad Dem 3u6t>
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