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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LOUlS-Steamer Mollie Moore-2O hbds gu rar
l52l bhis -four 10 bbs meal $50 bbls pork Bl5 aka
corn 2l35 sks oats and sundry produce
LOWER RCOAST-Steamer St Mary-32 hhds All gar
~ ons moAsses l42 bbis rice 25 SKIS rough rice and
BAYOU SARA--Steamer W S Pike-7e3 bales of
cotton ll66 SKIS cotton seed 10 SKIS seed cotton 386
hhde sugar - bbs moasses and sundrias
LOWER COAST-Steamar Rice Farmer--95 hbls
rice and sundries
LOWER COAsT-Steamer F Frazer-5i hnds of
sugar l22 bbls molasles and sundrte,
LOWER COAST-Steamer Mare-l0O aka rough
rice bbs rice and sundriss
ST JAMBS-Steamer Mary Ida--69 hbds supar
SO bbls mOlasses and sundries
LOWER C0AST-Steamer Oriole-5 81 hills molas
and sundries
ARGYLE LAEDING-Steamer Frank Pargoud-
360b bales cotton 3525 SKIS seed and sundres
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete-2,6
hhds sugar S29 bbs molasses 36 half bbls nolasses
and sundries
CROSSE TETE RAlLRoAD-steamer Hodge,
Y bales cotton 96 SKIS cetton seed 1853 hhds sugar
i39 bbls molasses and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAES LOUISIANA AND THXAS RAILROAD
November l8-432 bales cotton sacks cotton SKIS
seed cotton 50 sks cotton seed 1899 SKIS rough rlc
1856 bbs rice COZ bbls mOlasses bbls sugar 100 hhds
sugar 246 head cattle and sundries
NEW OeLkANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. No
vember 1926 baes cotton 328 bbls rosin % cks
bacon l3.2 pcs bulk meat and sundres
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, Novem-
ber 1873 hhds sugar Il bbls molasses and sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19


AsSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
OF 4. d. LeBretOn, Assignee
Dstrict Court of the United States of
the District Of fL0uisiana-Eo u
RY HOKY & O'CONNOR-N
- HOey, Aucti0neer-Ofice No. 2s(
placa-SATURDAY. December II, 1873
O'clock NJ, at the Merchants and .
Exchange, on Royal street. between
will be sold at public auction the ID
scribed property. to wit
Stocks, Etc.
20 SHARES in the capital stock of
States Navigation Improvement Com
Is sHARRs in the capital stock Of D
leans Manufacturing and Building Coz
80 SHARES in the capital stock Of ii,
Frear stone Manufacturing Company, I
SuNDRi BILLS RRCEIvABLE, OPBsI
ETC.. as per Inventory on file. and wbs
in the hands of attorneys they are 90!
costa.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Real Estate.
l: A LOT OF GROUND, with all b.
and improvements thereon. In the Pili
this city, in the square bounded by Tt33
New Levee or Peters, Benjamin OF.
Hunter streets, designated as lot No.
uring 28 feet I inches front on Tt]
street, by l20 feet in depth. between psI
This lot is sold subject to all morigass|
and taxes due thereon.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, tc,1
All the buildings and improvementstb] tb]
First District OF this city, in the squ,]
BY Tchoupitoulas, st. Thomas, Suzsrj
and Benjamin or Thalia streets, "a
French MEASURE 80 feet front on ft]
street, by l20 feet in depth, being the
erty acquired by Z. A. Bridge from Ph
BY act passed before James Graham, nsi
December l, 1859. This lot is sold iree
brances, except the taxes which =
thereon up TO the day of sale. N
Terms Of Sale-Cash on the spot.
acting as the officer Of the court, will
title as is in him vested by the assignn
Acts OF sale, at the expense of the
before N. 7. Ducros, notary public.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

RY PIAGIDE }. SPEAR, AUCTN
ID Office No. % Exchange alley.-THURs
FRIDAY, November 10 and 10, 1875, al
precisely, will be sold at public auction, !
st. Charles street, between Common and
streets, by virtue and in pursuance to
frsm the Hon. A. L. Tissct, Judge OF Il.
District Court for the parish OF Orlean.
vember s, 1875, for account of said success
One splendid Silk and Satin Parlor Set
diniDgr0om and Office Furniture. Uprights
Stenway II Sons Piano tnearlv new, Inu
Box, valuable collection of Books, Plats
two Bronze Statues, supporting ssl ghts
Carpets, Heavy French plate and large sr
Mirrors Clocks, Bed and Table Linen, 0;
niture, Rich EngravlDRs, Crockery and q
aud very large assortment of hOusehal
too numerous to mention
Terms-Cash before delivery. Bills to d
the auctioneei 8 office, and unknown pld
to make a deposit, amount left optional ID
tloneer, and goods at the isk and rer
chasers, tier adjudication. The pr-miss
open to visitors two days prior to sac.
nO7 10 Is l3 10
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SUCCESSION OF fETER goR1
Second District Court for the Parish o.,
No. 80, ,l09.

Second District Court for the Parish 0.
No. 35,lO9.
PY PLAClDE j. SPEAR, AuCT
- Otice No. IS Exchange allev.-l
November %, 1875, at twelve 0'clock NJ, =
at public auction, at the Merchants
honeers Exchange, on Royal stree,
Canal and CustemhDuse streets, by viiI
pursuance to an order from the Hon. 4
Judge OF the Second District Court for d
of Orleans, dated October 81, 1875, iG
OF said succession. the following desea
cry, to witt
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with
ings and improvements thereon, rl,1
privileges and appurtenances thereula
ing, situated in the Second District OIL
the square bounded by Bourbon, Cgl1
Bienyiile and Dauphine streets. and uss
feet front on Bourbon street, by l27 tsl
lines in depth between parallel line.
measure, and in conformity with plr|
hedin. civil engineer. on March Is, 1881
in the office OF II. B. Cenas, late notsryai
Terms Cash on the spot.
Act of sale before C. 7. Soniat, notsn1
the expense of purchaser. oc22 %
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LOST,

II OST-slo REWARD WILL PAID BY THB
Il undertigned for the recovery Of a iaee spotted
brown POINTER DOC. Answers TO the name Of
frank ADAM LBTTZ
Second streets. noIa lie
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
BELOW-COMING UP.

Schooner Monadnock, Baker, IA days from Carde
mas to master
Schooner Locke, Schriever, hence for Bonacca
November IL, in distress, having sprung aeak
when about l50 miles from the bar
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

RN PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUC-O
- once No: 45 Exchange alley.-Sil
November 81, 1875, at twelve O'Clock N
sold at public auction, at the Merchants ,
tionetrs' Exchange, on Royal street,
Canal and CustomhOuse streets by yirtu,
pursuance of an order from the Hon. A. /
Judge of the Second District Coart for M
of Orleans. dated November u, 1876 Tor d,
SAID snccesson-
|. FIVE PROMISSORY NOTES. executed
Trufant, each for 6 80 and which are past
2. FOUR PROMlSSORY NOTES. for am
drawn by Frank McGloin. ,wo to the ord,
indorscdi by H. T. Lawlor and two to ths I
and ind orsed by John McCafftey, all dsts
o. Leans. August II, 1875, and PAYABLE. on,
notes on the first Of March, 1876, and Il,
al twelve, eighteen aud twenty.four mortJ
teths-Cash on tine spoT. noli I
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ARRIVED YESTERDAy

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gusse, -, from Havana. TO A Whit.
ney &Co-A sierl
ship George + Manson, Humphrey, 10 days from
Baih, Maine, to masfer-4th district
horWegian bark Thorwald, Gunders- a. 4j days from
Belfast to master-3d district 20
Belgian bark Granten, Hastings, so DAYS from Rio
Janeiro. toJ Phipps &co-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
st Mary. Probst, from Lower Coas:
hice Farmer, Dragon. from Lower Coast
vs. Pike. Browa. from Bayou Sara
Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coa5t
Marie, Bo3sett, from Lower Coast
hOilie Moore, Gere, from st Louis
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from St James
orole, UPry from Lower Coast
Frank Pargoud. White. from Argyle Landing
henry Tete. Aucoin. from DOnaldsoIville
Hodge. Nc Eroy, from Crosse Tete railroad
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

SPLENDID SILK AND SATIN PARL0I
BEDROOM DINlNGROOM AND OPPl1
EITUkE, UPRIGHT ROSEWOOD STEIN
SONS PIANO (NEARLY NEW, INLIT
BOX. GLASSWARE, CROCKBRY WAR;
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. d
BON STREET BETWEEN BlHEyll
CUSToMHouSE STRBErS. SEC0d
TRlCT
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COMMERCIAL.

THURsDAY. November IS, 1875.
CoTroN-The sales to-day summed up
SOO bales, ct prices requiring no change in
and report of the Exchange in full, as be-
low:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
ATTORNEYS AT

r. H. BRAUGHN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR A
Ne. ~ Commercial Plal
Practices In all the State and Feds'l
VIM henoeforth Rivs his personal
al matters intrusted to him.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Kifickerbocker. Ke,uble for New York
Ship Saranak, Wood, for Hayre
Ship ,resueI,f City, Delano for Havre
British brig Rhone 0'Biien for Bremen
British schooner Constance. Morgan for Tru xillo
Porte Cortes and Bay Islands
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

.rlON.-I n
SAgalnst trust
E1 !! will NO
Eted BY her.
anee Eovemb|
cyocAtjon.
kMleans, Novt
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
By Hoey & O'Conna

TCHoUPITOULAS STREET PROp1
SHARES OF STOCK. BILLS RECEIvl1
IN THE MATTER OF BRIDGR L SOY
ward A. Bridge, individually, Baaf1
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Friday, November 49, 1875.
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BANKS
L~N>~c~~~
|rICR TO |

q depoeitors
man's Savib
SM to call i
n BANK, No.
"a eoncernipl
|Gvidend. to |
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
tuesday
Wednesday

no for Pane
| Haase,
teitstiOh-u
lo-Sl J'Eta
Rlo-Le Bart
lo Air iron
citatioA
Plo-Mlgnon
;ecitation-B u
lo-Waitiul
| AccompaI
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
SUCCESSION OF JANET 4. MERalg
QY PLACIDE }. SPEAR. AUCru

Second District Court for the Parish Of
10. So, ,3O9
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

AsSlGHEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTGY, 4
OF 4. D. LeBretOn, Assignee
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
By Plaeide J. Spea..
PROMISSURY NOTES.

sCCCESSIoE OF CHARLOTTE M PIC
Second District Court for the Par!sh of o.
No, 1922
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
|CIslANA :
AFE DEL

company iRs |
j! and fire at |
ty,to deposit(
" deposits red
0num, pay
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Thursday

)lsSI0N....,,
1efrt cennle
b City Railro
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

eassER, CASH ii
VIC Get Ricl
MI!..ORLEA
E0s, No. 1853 (
:, Mercer, L.
!. .!onas, John
1sohn,- Thonl
fider, Charles ]
Interest A
lsln KILsHAw
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

AND Ei
| aRUl
Stay, We
| pipgs, NJ
! NEW
tuesday
BIO for Plan
|Nessrs L.
hbltau-Lal
blo- 0iseau,
Judith
ableau-Th.
|lartettP..,,
In. c. With,
sbleau-L!t I
Parted Erie
,le-Abi Mo
lbleau-NaS
lle-ReturD
set-Uur "
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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

gor Cyciono' ~ 10 supposed his party did
tne sno0tlng. Alarm bells were rung and Q
guard placed over the town. No arrests
yet made.
Capture 81 a Fugitive Murderer.
DENVER, November l7.-Frank vslindire,
ono of tho party who murdered the four
Italians In this city. several weeks ago, has
1een captured, and was to-day brought to
this city. He was the only one of the e..
sessins at large. All are now secure and
have confessed the crime since their incar.
ceration, and it 10 believed that eli Of them.
seven in number. will be hanged
Omcfal Election Returns.
MILWAUKEE, November 18-OHicial re-
turns give Ludington, Republican, for Gov.
ernOr, 64l majority; Parker, Democrat. for
Lieutenant Governor, 1901. The Demo-
Gratis elect the balance Of the State ticket.
Burned to Death.
CIEcINNATI, November. lS.-A jackson.
Ohio, special says Mrs. Mary Bruce was
found burned to death yesterday near the
dwelling of Mr.. Lander. Her skull was
fractured, and it is supposed the woman
was assaulted In the house during the ab.
eence of Mrs. Lander, and the building
hred to conceal the crime, and that she en-
deAvored to escape, but her clothing being
in damos, she perished outside the burning
bulding: Nathan Lander, SON of Mrs.
Lander, has been arrested, but the evidence
against him is wholly circumstantial.
Kelley On the Stump.
NEW HAyEH, Ct, November I7.-This
evening Judge Kelley delivered his soft
money address ct Music Hall. The house
was crowded and the speaker was frequent
ly applauded.
A Revolver h his Dsesles.
LoUIsvILlE, November l7.-On the ar
nvAl Of William SmoOt. leader of tha Ku
Klux, at the State prison to-day, . revolver
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

Berlin, states tnat the prussIan government
is preparing proceedings before the eccle-
siastical court against the Archbishop of
Cologne aud Bishop OF Treyss. The object
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

LoUisvILLn, November H.-On the ar
rival of William Smoot, leader of the Ku-
Kiux, at the State prison to-day, . revolver
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

] VHARIl
BI
,nnd Mai
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

La CIR
|U.Y EVE
ILA J0LlB
'Mieh0D
|SDAi and
|J-LE PET
'uerite.....
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

IIATPY RgLIRP FOR You've MRS from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses In carly life. Manhood 70.
stored, ImpGdment to Marriage removed Now
method Of treatment. New and remarkable reno
vSlopcs. XidTsss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 10 10
n. Ninth st., philadelphia, PA,-an Institution
having q high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill, janlJAl4W
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mud holes and brambls thickets, Il "a
sounding brass and tinkling Cymbal.
At a city spelling match who realizes
the awful misfortune Of having sister,
and sister, too, who peFsistently refuses
TO have a beau to take her home? How
many q gallant youth in the country
pines under this awful misfortune, and
spends iruitless hours in trying to con.
vince that perverse sister that It Is too
cold, or two muddy, or too snowy for her
to go to the spelling match2 But she
would go oil the same II 1t were raining
pitchtorks and showing cats and dogs by
way Of q change. A sister who has a
bean is all right, for then she can take
care Of herself, but sister who don't have
and won't have beau is a fearful respOn-
sibility upon brother who don't have q
younger brother to take her home, He
is doomed to stand and see his adored
and adorable Jerusha carried of by
his mortal enemy, Tom Brown, who
never can get higher than the foot
OF the grammar cElss, and Just when
he has worked himself into a fine fury,
Sis elbows him in the ribs and says:
"Come on John, and don't be looking like
lunatiC,' and then he goes home won.
dcring at the mysterious ways Of Proyi-
dencc, and musing upon the utter incom-
prehcnsible uselcssness Of sisters. (NOtR
Benc. The advocates Of wOman's rights
may reason ont from this why they never
make progress in the rural districts. The
unfortunate fellows never got over the
sister at the spelling school.
Then in the city you can't take your
girl home in q yankee JUMPER" or on
horseback behind you. Who would not
ride four miles out Of his way on the plea
that the short road was dangerous, with
both arms Of u prettp girl around him in
the region Of the second vest button,while
both pretend that the horse was "skit-
tish," which makes II necessary for her to
hold on for dear life, while the careful
and gallant rider with his right hand
holds her locked hands in placer Who
ever heard Of such things in the city?
Nobody; consequently there can be no
such thing az match in the wilderness
Of tho brick walls.
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Our MOundsvIIIe Letter.
Departure OI Rev. Mr.. WILSON
and FamiIy..Slngilg Hymns nj
the IIOnt...Tlle Spelling EcVcr
Not Abntel In NOunLlsViIlC.
MOUNDsylLLE, March ., 30.


NiouNpsV'hhE' Nl"FC" ~ 1919
EdIloH lnteIIlsencer
Night before last Rev, W, Q. Wilson
and family left MOundsVillc on the
steamer Andes for Clifton, their field Of
labor Tor tho coming Conference AT
least loo OF their friend s. assembled at the
wharf to bid them goodbye. II was sad
10 part with them, but 1t was also no
doubt great pleasure to them to know
that they leave behind so many warm
friends, and also to see such an express
sion from them. Several familiar hymns
that had often been sung together by pas.
tor and people were sung by hecrOwd on
shore while the boat stood al the whNrf,
many on board the boat Joining their
voices in the pleasing chorus. AS the
boat loft the landing I'VE are out on tho
ocean sailing" IScy was sung with q Will,
and the beloved pastor and his IlOck were
separated. MIR. Wilson has surely beena
success hero. Coming into the congregH.
ton under very untavorable circlim.
stances and Nh entire stranger, he laS
succeeded IN greatly building up the
Church, and lc and his excellent Indy
have won hosts OF friends among us. We
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FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1875.

A MEETING Of the stockholders Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company was
held at New York on the 18th, at which
large amount Of bond and stock Of the
company was represented. A special des-
patch from that city to the Chicago Tines
says General Cas-, the president OF the
road, in an exhibit Of the cOmpany's
financial situation, showed that
sFirst mortgage bonds had been issued to
the amount Of $Sl, $780, 900, and Of these
SS0A00,000 are outstanding, Some OF
tho holders have exchanged tho three in
teFest coupons now due for land warrant
bonds to the amount OF 100000, and Tor
land scrip $SS,000. OF tho land warrant
bonds Sll6, 800 have since been converted
into land, leaving Of land scrip and bonds
$4,000. On March 10 the floating debt
was $685., 900, including two items Of 800.
900 and 100000, which are so provided
that they may DO speedily removed, and
S534,0O0 Is chiefly due to the directors,
who, since the panic Of 1873, have advanc'
cd money to complete the extreme Pacific
division, 10 secure this debt 81 ,7S5,OOO
Of first mortgage bonds are hypothetical.
The interest due to bOndholders and not
secured by tho land warrant bonds
amounts to $2,j00,000, and isnOt included
In the statement Of the AOating debt. In
connection with the bonds $2j,OOO,0OO OF
stock was issued to Jay Cooke in the ma
turo Of premium, and was by him dis
tributed 70 tho bOndholders, There is
also out u small amount Of preferred
stock, a remnant Of the issue Of 100000,
most Of which was recalled, Tho resourc.
o. Of the company consist OF $50 miles Of
road in operation in Minnesota, Dakota
and Washington Territory, which last
year Melted Sl237OO, l0,6S4, 900 acres OF
land earned by tho completion Of that
extent OF road. OF this, 100000 acres
have been sold for Sl,070,00O, There are
1850 miles still to DO constructed, at n
cost, according to tho engineers estimates,
Of about SIO,OOO,0OO cash, and when com.
pleLed, will earn about 30OOOO0O more
acres Of Government lands"
Tho same correspondent writes that
there was little harshness in the speaking,
Everybody seeming too intent on saving
what he could to indulge in elimination
or recriminatiOn." Resolutions were
adopted setting forth that, Ms the Board Of
Direction express their confidence in the
final success Of the road, the bondholders
are urged to lend their aid in procuring
an early resumption Of work. One meth.
cd Of relief which has already been sug.
gested Is for the bondholders to exchange
their bonds for preferred stock, leaving
the constructed road unincumbored for a
new series Of bonds,
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US that they say, ahupg be the heavens
with Black Just as itit were George Q's
fault alone,
During sharmms march on Atlanta,
he had a line in the rear Of his army with
orders 10 shoot all skedaddlers, There
would have been two funerals more in
Wheeling on Saturday, Il Sherman had
been in command Of the Wheeling forces
at the spell.
Wheeling had among her spoilers the
other night an Irishman-sO he claimed
to be-when he missed word he put in
u plea Of his nationality that IN Irishman
was taught to call certain letters by the
names Of certain other letters. We would
advise Captain Black to put the fellows
tongue in rigid gymnasttc training before
he again offers to spell him and then re.
mind him this is America not Ireland.
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Smelling N1ntclrrs.

Ii'fOn the Pittsburgh POST
The boys and girls in the country con.
template the excitement Of their city
cousins over tho novelty Of spelling
matches, not spelling schools" rs they
arc improperly termed, with unboundcl
astonishmont For the last generation
they have been ~ common IN the COlin.
Try districts IA cows and horses But
What would be tho astonislment Of the
boys and girls from tlc'country were they
10 look on at one Of otr city spelling
matches. A mere shadow without sub.
stance that they would not recognize.
There is no belle Of tho school dealing
out "miltens' right aud left to her long
train Of admirers until the destined John
Smith pfopounds tie awful Conundrum,
HMay / have the pleasure Of seeing you
safe hUneT and is rewarded with timid
Hyes.h What is a spelling match without
plenty Of girls whose company il "bc-
gaged before hand" and who deal out
amitlens" literally among the aspiring
khights.erraht, who dodge away into the
darkness amid the 'he.hes' and "haw.
iSi" Il sso;i ii,o gibcS NJ lhs;r io.S In,
r lS,S ~ ~ %t S,o,r iotS,Nn,C coS,rndasS
S SCSoi,,;NS ;nf;niiSiy rorS ;Ssin;i Tim,
,bs Nisy n Hamlet with iho Itihce nj
iJSAbSsk In out Worse linn going l.,
l'meuiihp where the unromantic old
folks are on hand to see that The yonng
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

a victim Of youthful ImprudOnCc, causing pro.
mature decay, nervous debility, etc., having tried
In vain every known remedy, has found a simple
Set.cure which he will ECnd frt6 to his fellow st
GECrs. Address J. II. REEVES, rs Nassau street.
New York limo
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o. o, F, NOTICE,
CT.OCIXS.
n MENDEL, BOOTH & G
VI, UNDERTAkEIIS.

As Wo mako 4 speciality Of Undertaking, Ws arc
constantly prepared to all on short notice orders for
anything In tho Undertaking line, % We keep on
hand complete stock Of Collins, CaSkots, ShTOulA,
&c. FuneIal1 promptly attended. All night calls
N mrSi ~ Wv ' No. 1874 MAIN STREET,
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Cheap Living TOR COWS DOwn in
Writ County.
From the t'atkersbug Tlme,.l

From the IhfkersburG Times.
Strange MS II may seem, we have good
authority for stating that there are few
cows in Writ county which have been
winlCtCd thus far without one mouthful
Of hay or other fodder, but have been
Obliged to live entirely on what they
could find In the woods. Although they
did not starvG to death, We presume these
cows, like some Of the students In eastern
colleges, who find that they can board
themselves for thiFty.hvc cents week, do
not feel like tearing around very lively.
Ofcoutse the owners Of these cows would
have fed them II they had had the money
with which to have bought the folder, but
the hard times rendered that impossible,
and so even the cattle and other animals
depending upon man have to suffer for
the misdeetls Of our Lawmakers and
monied men, whose reckless extravaganza
and wrong management have brought on
the present hard, hard times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauahIIn,s Infant Cordial.

Tho Chlld'scuro when tcCthlng-t relieve Inhanl,
nation Of tho Gums, 10 allay UnCaGlnGN, TO qulOl
Collie Palms, TO promote Sleep tOCIrV summer Com.
plant, This VIC consider ono Of tho most valuable
remedies to b. kept In tho ianllly when tho chill.
dren Rrn cutting their teeth. We arc selling thou
sands Of bottles, and have TO hear the RrSt person
say II Is not all WeTGCOInCnl II 10 10.
MOTHERS, have you q tirkly, teeihiRg bdbd that
TURNS the HOURS OF MONT (whOn you 10 long for
TCst) Into ono LONO, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORRls
MRNT and CAnEH Cry-Cry-CTy-allI day and all
night lOng2 II you lave, lIteH TO TsdSOI, no con-
WINGED, h6Siidie no LoHger-a PRw dFOIa Of ISPANT
CORDIAL and your child WILL 10 PAClFTED and
w4KEPuL SUFFERING. Procure at once bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGIIkIN BROS. 4 CO., ProprIcton,
Wheeling ", Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-26

TCIIISON-WELIS-A Locust Row, Mar
shall county, ", Va, on Wednesday evening,
March q, ISIS, by tho Rev. D. W. Fisher, d. b.,
Of Wheeling, Mr.. Arthur W, HUTCIIIsoS, Of
Matanloras, Ohio to Miss RAgHRL a. WELLS, Of
LOcMAi Row, ". Nn. g.