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JOncsbOro' Foundry,


| respectfully III the the attention of
the citizens of UUL r East Tennessee, to
the fact thai | am prepared to furnish
them with al kinde Of
a5sily, AL d>l low-Wars.
! Manufacture and ecp Tor sale, the
Nycum, Haun ana Davis Flows.
All Sizes Of
BIXERS AND LIDS, OTNS,
KETTLES, FIRE DOGS,
PLcW POINTS, RACKS
md JAMS FOR CHllE-
NEIS, WAGON BO1ES,
SAW MILL MhCHIN>
Ely, IMPROVED
CANE MILLS.
In fact almost every article In this
lin of business. also keep constantly
OH hand Il large assortment of
OLD DOMINION NAILS,
Rolled and Hammered Iron,
All kind,of Blacksmith work done on
short notice and in the best substantial
style. have Il wood shop in connection
with my other b~u.inC'., anda am prepared
to
Make or Repair,
WAGONS, CARELAGES, Bug
GIES, &C.. DE.
O, lers from \ distance will receive
prompt and careful attention. Prices
guaranteed to be as low IA at any other
place in the surrounding counties. Call
and examine my large sock on baud
Country produce will he takeE ia eX-
change for goods or work, ut the market
pri, =.
Wanted 10000 lbs of Cid
Castings,
A. q. MAOE.
Jcncs5Oro', Tenn
1jmy.ml2
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IL receives the legal advertisement, 4
Johnson, Carter, Hawkins, and Washinrn
Counties. o"

The circulation of the HERALD An
TEIBUNE, is larger chan any other parr
published in this part of The State,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14

EAns-lOd to cod, 50 80; Sd TO Cd, 81 70
Cd to I'd, 81 %; Id to sd, 81 %; Sd, S525,
onA &e.-Lard Oil-Extra No, l wintsl
strained, SIZE Carbon oil-Jobblug lou
Ike; no charge for packages, Linseed
oil-$l 05, TuIpentine-T6c,
oSIoSs-Per barrel 81 0OaA 60
PRovIsIoNs-There Is a fair degree Of
activity in the hog product, the demand Is
holding out fully as well as expected, and
the general tone Of the marketsppeas to be
frmer In sympathy with hogs, We quote
lard at 49, lc in kegs, and l5c for choice leaf
in tierces. ..
: PorAToEs-The market continues quiet
and devoid Of any new or important fea-
lures worthy Of special noticei the demand
Is mainly for small lots, while prices remain
unchanged, selling at 81 O0al 10.
RAGs-Dull at &c per lb,
RTcE-Choice Carolina, SIC Rapgoop,
I cents, 40.
sSUEF-7Oci do in boxes Of ak dozen,
50 90
sAuER KRAUT-S9 OOal2 90 per barrel.
WooL-Yery dull at 45a4sc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14
,Fhe I,iiet9is,ry Of il,e slomaeh,

Asln the more delicate processes Of the labota.
tory, II e essential that the Reagents employed to
produce chemical changes in matter should Be TN
contaminated, oalso Il f imPeratively necessary
that The fluids Of the stomach, which ati chemical
" upon the food, should Re perfectly pure. when
the stomach h acid, II Il because lheSo huidiart
vtiated or dutel. Similarly, other forms Of IndI.
gestou aTisa from deficiency Of The ehamIeal
properties Of The gastric juices The mos, direct
and agreeable way TO restore their purity and I'M
prove their quality, Il TO take before each meal /
WineEiaainl n Hostettef'a Stomach Bitten, which
cotTects acidJty, fendeS digestion complete and
Ing from chronic dytpepsa, also disappear under ID
influence e1dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14

CHICAGO, january iS.-Flour dull and
nominal, Wheat dull and weak; No. 2
spring s9Sc easbi ss1ta s,Gc February
NII seller hlargn; rejected 7Ga7Ol4c. Corn
steady with moderate demand No. 2
mixed Gdc cash; Gaze seller Febrlntyi
IKE seller May rejected 8lAOlhc. Oats
steady with u moderate demand; No. 2
j2Xc casll; Csc seller February. Rye quiet
and unchanged; No. /, 0ja0GC. Barley
steady with moderate demand; No. 2
81 25al 3O No. 8, 81 10al ls. Dressed
Hogs steady lights GOaS 90 heavy IS 90.
Pork dull and declined at SIS 6tais 90
cash; SIS ok seller February; SIS a5
seller March. Lard, demand fair and mar
ket firm $40 50 cash; SIS Az seller Feb
ruary. Bulk Meats steady with q mode.
rate demand and unchanged. Whisky dull
at0Ic.
On cali Boarl In the afternoon, Grain and
Provisions were quiet and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14

CNciSsATi, January 13.-COtton quiet
at i4Itc. Flour, Wheat, Rye and Barley
unchanged Corn active at 70a72c. Oats,
demand fair and market firm at G0aG3c,
Linseed Oil firm Of Sc. Eggs firm at 2Ia
Csc. Butter and Cheese firm and un'
changed. Pork quiet at $40 90. Lard, de
nand fair and market firm; steam l3IIci
kettle i4Hai4,fc. Bulk Meats easier al
6<a0Na9 Xa05Gal0c. Bacon easier at l9a
tOHc. Green Meats dull shoulders CSC
Whisky quiet and firm at 93c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14
BY TELEGRAPH
New York Honey and slocI.s.

NEW YORK, January iS,-MoNEY-Ruled
at 2al per cent Prime mercantile paper
6a7 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm at $l.sC
a4,9O. r....,I
GoLD-opehed at ll2N and advanced to
lI21; closing at 49, Carrying rates |, ~
a.. There were free sales Of gold late in
the day, supposed to be on account Of the
leading Foreign Banks, this gave rise to the
impression that the Bank Of England rate
would DO lower tomorrow Treasury dis
buuements $4,000, Clearings $4,000
OOG Custom receipts SS76,OOO. Specie
engagements for tomorrow $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14
WheeIing Stock Market.

WHEELING, January lS.--The following
are the arrivals Of stock at the ChriStman
House yards during last week, and the rul'
ing figures paid by purchasers p .
CATTLR-Arrivals during the week, SO
head; prices paid, s. OOa5 % per cwt
HoGs-Arriyals during the week, 50
head: sold at so 50a7 70 per cwt.
CALyRs-ArriyalS during the week, %
head sold at s. OOaO 90 per head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14

NEW YoRK, January 13.-The package
trade continues quiet and jobbing branches
are dull Cotton goods In irregular de-
mand. Brown cotton corset Jeans and cot.
tOnades fairly active and steady In price.
lIleached Sheetings quiet. Bates Xxx
bleached shirtings advanced 10 i4C, Prints
quiet, but shirtings in good demand. Fancy
cnssinerrs and worsted coatinga doing fair.
N and hosiery improving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14
DoARDfNG.-i HAVE OPENED
a 4 FlRsr.CLAss BOARDING HOUSE,

For ihmilIe, o. indlyiduaih. with rooms furnished
* uniufnhhed, ecfnef d Min sud 20ih SUI, ovef
], W. EefreFi DFy Goods Stone, convenient % Pot
O dsii D'p'' '"' MRS. NJ C. GRIFFITH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14

PHILADELPHIA, January i3.-Petroleum
firm; crude DC; refined l2Hai9kc. Clover
Seed iOc. Flour, business small; extra
81 6s. Wheat duff; red 81 1sai 23 white
81 25ai 80. Corn frmerj yellow s3asS lfci
mixed s2IEAs4c. Oats, white 97ci mixed
O5c. Pork al $50 GOa7i 90. Whisky csc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14

CLEVELAND, January i3.-4wheat steady
and unchanged Corn steady and uh
changed. Oats firm; No. l State Coo; No. Z
Csc; white Bic. Petroleum strong standard
white car lots t0hc; Ohio State test lihc
small inis in2c higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14

TOLEDO, JANUARY i3.-Flout quiet and
unchanged. Wheat steady with a moderate
demand; No. 3 Wabash 81 OS; No. J. Michi,
gan 81 II; No, 2 red 81 0s; rejected exc.
Corn dull with little doing Oats a shade
lower; white 59Xc; michigan 57Ac.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14

PITTSBURGH, January iS-Wheat moth.
ing doing Corn IN good demand Tsas!Oci
/ IS at farkers; refined i2lSai2Nc Phila'
dClphia; demand active. f.. Ir..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WheeIlng WholenalO MarI.el.
OFFICE DAILY lNTELLlGgNCER,
Wednesday, January -.

MCuhcSuAyI january lJ' J
Trade In the leading markets continues
very dull, and the general feeling isscarcely
as hopeful as II WIS before the close Of the
year. The demand for everything appears
to be narrowed down to the very lowest
possible limit. In reganl 10 values there
have been no Important changes recently.
The Grain trade continues dull, and the
same Is true Of Flour In Groceries business
gives no evidence Of improvement. The
hog product, while trade Is not to say ac-
tive, Il Is about all that ran he reasonably
expected. In general produce business
continues exceedingly dull.
APPLEs-Sales at 81 Gong %.
BUrrRR-Ths supply is about equal to
the demand. Selling at 2GA2Sc, with indi.
cations Of decline. .'
BAKING PowDER-3Ga3Sc per pound.
BRooMsTFancy, 81 25a4 7jaO %; plain,
50 50a2 10,
CHEEsE-The market continues quiet.
There Is little or no demand from the
wholesale trade, the majority Of whom
have all The stock they want. Prime Ohio,
l7c; New York do, iSc. IT,.
CANNED GooDs-There Is no improve
mcnt to note In this branch Of trade; II has
been dull and unEatiiaetOry all season; mol
only Is the demand very limited, but pres
ent rates afford no margin for profit to those
who contracted early in the season, us there
has been a shrinkage in prices during the
time In question. We quote: PedeheS-
8 b cans, ~ " per dozen; 2 b cans, 81 90
7OmaiOes-43 b cans, 81 50; 2 ID cans, 81 40
Corn-Winslow at 81 o.; other Sweet Corn
50 %; common Corn, 81 so. NtsesilaneoGI
Strawberries, g 90 Pine Apples, @ %
| Lima Deans, 81 co. String Beans, 81 10
Peas, 50 26a2 20; DalnSon Plums, 50 90;
b Cove Oysters, 81 20; 2 b Cove Oysters
| 50 90.
DRIED t'RUtT-Apples quotable ut 5aGc
Peaches %. Layer Raisihs 81 90 per box
Valencia RaisinS i3c per 10. Currants 81
per ID. +.f
Eoas-Continue weak and draggy. Thu
Eastern advices are more favorable, but OIL
market lacks any animation, and we havI
an unsatisfactory trade to report; soml
holding at 25c, while others are free seller
at 2Se. tE.I
TRANSFORMATIONS are for packages con
tanning 100 pounds Of sound fSh, ligh
weights aud inferior quality at prices I,
correspond. No. halfbbls 50 rs; No. 3 d
large IS Is; No. 8 do medium $780, Cod
fs6 at q 90. lake white Gsh 81 Is. LAX
herring s. 90.
FLouR-Is reported dull and prices TN
changed. We quote;
Fancy brand.. g
Fancy While Hh'At,.',.'''..,',.'''"- 5 SsS.s
super ","" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50Ss
Spring .,,..,'.'.'. .''..'. ....."".'""'' on
StESbsi Flour per
FRArhERs-Duil; live goose csc.
CltSsBSe--st %,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-14
GOYERNMRNTs-FIrIn.
RAIIRnAn RnNDH-Tlrm.


sroCKs-opened firm, with the chief
interest In Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph,
which advanced per cent The remain.
der Of the list showed m advance Of MalG
In late dealings The market was irregu.
lar, but Ia the main weak. The strong
stocks were the Atlantic and Pacific Tele
graph, which advanced to 27Na2Si Mis-.
souri, Pacific, which advanced to 6lA, and
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, which
ranged from 10 to l7%. The transactions
aggregated $4,000, Of which 10000 were
Pacific Mil, $1,000 Western Union, 10000
Northwestern common, 10000 st. Paul
common, 5000 Erie, 10000 Lake Shore,
5000 Wabash, 1900 Union Pacific and
4 AM OIin
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ooLvM9vs 4Np 1NDI4N4PoLis DIVISION.

NoG I, Q 0 and 7 run Daily to and from CincIn.
natl. All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
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TRANSPORTATION.

p NJ. i..! nj s 4 Eq2 DAILY No q and No @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-12
sHERIDAN's MISREPRESENTATION OF

To the Editor Of The Tri6HHe
SIR: If had confidence in the integrity and
well-meanng OF our Government officials, class Or
party, SHOULD feel much sympathy with and fo- Gen.
Sheridan reading his dispatches from New-Oreaus in
this mornings TRIBUNE. for surely he says well. But
how can he expet any one in way related to the Adj
minstratiOn to accept his statements in opposition
assertions OF men OF known integrity and who have ak
to gain and nothing to lose by making known and de-
fending plain truth NOie tLan tOat. he the
Der OF murders etc. at so Sh hgr0 as 10 be redicu-
lOus It's against reason The public too intelligent
to be led by such 81 patches, especially when sent by
the chosen tool or the President II. W.
Brooklyn, 4. D., Jan. J., 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-12
THE MARINE SOCIETY.

The 105th annual meeting of the New-York
Marine Society was held at Kob's Hotel. az No. i2o
Pearst last evening, Capt. John Ferrier, Presidents
Of the Society. in the chair The Treasurer Capt W. A.
Elis made the following report Receipts last year.
s2s129 on; expenditures S2s499 %; balance, t6OS o.
total assets, t79,ioS ca. The Secretary, Capt.
Joseph Perkins, reported that four shipmasters
and four underwriters were admitted members Of the
Society during the year. and that Ave members died
during the period. After bret and appropriate
remarks by several members urging the reelection OF
the present officers the Society proceeded 10 ballot and
elected Capt. John NJ. FerFier, President; Capt Am
brose Snow, First VicePresident Capt. E. q. Tinker.
Second Vice President Capt. W. A Ellis Treasurer
Capt Joseph Perkins Secretary, and Wn Allen butIcr',
Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-12
THE MINORITY IN THE LOUISIANA DEBATE.
70 me Edttor OF The Tribune.

TO FHt z q Ut Vt IHe ] To H nc
SIR: When | was a SchOOlbOy had little
volume entitled, wcbuteT Elementary Spelling Book
and among numerous other things said on the blue
boards Of that literary curiosity was. "Onc million.
cOries;" and so conclude that al least hundred
aud ninety thousand other inhabitants OF this globe,
have read the little story at least the picture
accompanying It. OF "OI Dog Tray" who good In
his way but who got into ha company and WAC misun-
derstood, and all that Well, what was gong say
was this: have stT0nga Sympathy for miuOrites,
that am usually To he round that sIdC and had /
never read the story seen the picture referred
TO, might feel Inclined oak yOd 10 add my name TO
the list OF twentyfoUr AdmistUOuIsis published in
your paper OF Saturday Jan. 9, Just 10 make brave
twenty hve-twe.ve double flies AID q leader which
might be Inc. But the moral OF that story was, Keep
out of bad company" So, please duu't add my name
Poor Tray" can sauE my eyes and see HIN now az
his WOlu Din appeared IL tho llctdte. 49,
BTOOhtgll, ia IL, l51J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-12
The REAL Issue IN LOUISIANA.

TO N z dtTOr OF IN III B nHe
SIR: Keep the real issue involved in the
Louisiana usurpation before the people The thick aud
thin supporters of the Administration are striving TO
obscure IL in every conceivable way. Their
nothing less than the kne Of civil liberty in this
country. The point is almost reached in our history.
attained by Rome under julius Caesar, by England rnder
Cromwell. and by France under the BOnapares. The
lessons OF history may not be ignored with mpunity.
The OF the United States must not Oh pretexe
take part IN the organization OF Legislatures. This
the issue. Such an avenue 10 empire must not be per-
mtted by O too conhdlDg people. H.. A s.
York. Ian. O..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-12
CHARGES AGAINST THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

The Fire Commissioners called on the Mayor
yesterday and submitted their answer to the charges
made against them by the Commissioners OF Accounts.
The Commissioners. as a Board, reply to the charges
against their administration aud President Perley re-
plies to the charges against him Individually The nss
OF the charges against the Commissioners indVduAny
aud collectively have been heretofore given In ihn
TRIBUNE. The Mayor declines TO make public, "a ye.
the charges against the Commissioners and their re-
plies He says no wish for additional
ers These viii probably DO made public Win tne
Mayor's decision towa I'D tho close OF the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-12
NAVAL INrELLIoENCH

WARRINGTON, Jan. 11.-Commander Joshua
Bishop has reported his arrival home having been as
tached from the Benieis, North Pacific Station on the
18th ult.. and hA been placed on waiting orders A.
slstant gneer Row bothau has reported bis rstuLn
home having been detached from the Hartford Asa>se
station, Aaa hes Ases placed 90 wAlsaal eraessy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-12

which, through its disastrous consequences may obge
the American people to shed much blood and as
mauy tears their free institutions as has
cost to build them up.
heard the Senator from Wisconsin excaim the other
day that he was glad to fnd in the history of the
country no such this, and he hoped not to see
another one in future Aye but he Will another
and than he as lawyer successfully tries
to make his generation believe that this could be right
fully done under the laws OF the Republic The lawyers
technical ingenuity has not seldom done
harm to free Institutions than even the ar
bitrary spirit OF the soldier; for the latter
would frequently have been impoent without the aid
OF the former 1t may be the lawyers ambition
fully defend the most obvious guilt OF his Client
but It is his highest glory TO stand fearessy before the
rowns power defending the sanctity OF the law and
the rights aud liberties OF his countrymen. And
OF such are the names that are handed down
with honor from generation to generation. trust,
therefore shall hear In this debate only the purest
and lofiest spirit OF the Jurisprudence among people
proud OF their liberties Let u.s. above all, be spared
such miserable subterfuges that because THE
Speaker OF the Legislature invited officer OF tho
to persuade q disorderly crowd IN the lobby
TO remain quiet he had thereby given him
or recognized hts right to drag from
their seats members Of the legislative body that
the insurgents Of September in New-Oreans had not
surrendered all the belonging to the STATE the in
eral army to organize the Legislature OF Louisiana.
Let not 80 pitiable a plea be heard where the funda
mental principles OF constitutional government in
Jeopardy II there be argument in defense let II at
least be level with tho dignity OF the question
have moved that tho Judiciary Committee be 10
sruced report bill 10 to the people Of Louis
lana their right OF elfgovenment under tho Constu
ton hope Sir, that request will be granted. hope
also " will not be q bill providing for . ole,tiou
there with Gen. Sheridan who with all the Drliancy Of
his warke valor, Is conspicuously unsnited for the
delicate task OF conclliaory MISSION as the supreme
ruler OF that state. with Mr. Packard manager a the
time Of political campaigns, and of United States
Dragons arrest opponents. and with that Returning
Board which has given already much evidence OF ts
INSCRIPTIONS skill Let 1t not be another mockery to
end In another disgrace. trust the Committee viii
discover method TO undo the usurpaous that have
been perpetraed and TO restore their rights aud
to those whom tue people Of Louisiana have lawfully
designated to WELD them No measure will avail
either to the Of peace and order tho safety Of
our institutions. or the character OF tho Government
which does not boldly viudeate the constitutional
privileges Of legislative bodies sna that ssgoysrament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-12

All Senator'S, you did not this, trust; but there
is not single OF these things has happened with
out exciting IN you emotion OF anxiety and the wish
that nothing similar should como again. But you have
followed step by STEP reluctantly, reluctantly perhaps
- Ut you did follow Now you know not where you may
have TO 60 unless here you make stand. You meant
only 10 protect coCred In their rights and TO this
end to keep your friends In power You did not mean
TO do Il by the Russian method but from small begin
nings something has grown up Of near kin to IL:
steps further and many have tho whole. II you do
not want to 90 then say to you is the highest
time 10 turn back; it will not do to permit such things
now behold topass without re6ukc and resistance.
for 10 permit them Il 70 urge them have heard
said that who justes murder IN the South is the
sccomphce OF the murderer; DO 1t 50; but consider
also that he who in place like falls to STOP even
blow tho fundamental law OF the land makes
himself the socompce OF those who strike at the life OF
the republican liberty OF the people. Above all things
indulge deluson about the consequences OF
doings Be bold enough 70 look tho great question In
tbs face II you really think that the peace and order
u sss,sy - ~ isRsss ~ 10 naaatsiDsd threuEh The