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Whole Bonds $40 each.

The Industrial Exhibition Company wiu fur
nish agents with Circulars etc, etc.
Each newspaper published ia the town
where agent is located viii, as soon as ageucy
is established, be given an advertisement, all.
We tsiug such agency and the Company. and
fully explaining the plans, purposes and objects
Of the Company. Such advertisement will con.
time IN such papers, as long as agency is sue
cessfully conducted.
The Industrial Exhibition Company is the
first to adopt the plan so long In use by the Er.
ropcan Governments of issuing bonds when
the principal IL made secure and not risked. but
where there is a chance for a large premium, an
investment OF s2O is sure to return to the inves.
tor s21-One dollar more than cost-and the hold.
er Of so Bond. may obtain premium, either
of $50 siol 81 $780, 81 900, $4,000, $1,000, $4,000,
$4,000. or SIC ',GL The interest, which is ordi-
narily distributed to all the bond.hoders pro
rata, is in tins loan distributed by chance. The
purchaser Of bond knows he will receive back
his investment, with a small rate Of interest
added and In consideration OF taking this small
rate of interest, he has u chance in the above
named premiums which are simply the distri-
button OF interest on the whole loan.
Each bond participates in four drawings each
surrendered. tine premium paid and the bond
cancelled.
The Industrial Exhibition Company, under q
special charter, granted by the State OF New
York. Is given authority to issue these bonds.
The Legislature of the State, recognizing the
great benefits which will arise from the success
Of this enterprise, have exempted all the real es.
tate and property Of the Company from taxation
and assessments for five years. and has also con-
ferred other great privileges.
Every American who understands the pur-
poses Of this Company will, Of q necessity. feel
PRIDE in aiding it to successful termination.
Each Individual who buys bond becomes an
owner and an interested party. and when he
views the structure erected with his money.
can say. IT aided to erect In our country, the
most magnificent building the world has ever
seen, palace, which. in truth repretents the
industy, energy and mechanical genius Of the
Amer oin people"
The manufacturers and inventors Of America
are peculiarly interested in the success of this
enterprise, for the reason that 1t is TO be their
home, where all their inventions and manufac-
lures can be exhibited aud sold.
The building will contain 100000 square feet
OF space.
Purchasers desiring Bonds before an agency
/ 8 established where they reside, will communl-
cate direct with this office, from where they can
be supplied.
Parties desiring to act as agents. or to pur.
chase bonds will address
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO.,
No. IL East I7th ST.,
BET. B'wAY & 5th AVE-,
NEW YORK CITY.
NoTE.-All moneys by draft on New York. or
Express OF postal order-charges paid by send.
ar July "a ls75-tf
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15 Gents RuP

bensaok's Nickle-Plated aalyanic Truss ana
flu'd VIII cure seven cases out OF ten. Don't
rust. crack on break ltghtsst not affected by
perspiratlon or bathing. Warranted years
fGenoh and German Trusses ana Braces Sus
pensortes, &c One-third the price others sell
Tor. 2O6 Second street, above Race. PhilAdel.
phla' Junel2'7S-lyeOw
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" $l6O,OOO" +"

NJ ade In Two Months. Wall street
Operation. The. .Banking-house of
Alex. FrothinSham 81 Co, No. 12
waIl-st., who deal in stock Privil-
eyes, have paid this enormous sum
to their customers during this
short space of time. Some persons
have made as high as $4,000 from
only 500 originally invested and
many have made 81 900 and over from only
S5l They paid in a SINGLE day over s40, 600, for
profit to various people. They employ continu-
onsy from twelve to fifteen competent book
keepers and assistants. With this strong force
they are often compelled to remain at their
work until midnight This energetic firm well
deserves the creoit of being the leading house
IN their branch OF business, II IS most wonderful
to acknowledge that they have established this
business IN the short space OF dve years,
They have customers who reside in nearly
every State OF the Union, the Dominion of Can
ada; from The Island OF Cuba they receive or.
ders FROM persons who are continually dealing
In stocks. Their business has become 80 exten.
slve that Two experienced COZ respondents are
employed to attend to their advertising ac-
class newspaper published IN the United States.
10 this they attribute portion Of their success.
We advise those desiring TO place their business
with a firm possessing the very highest record
for upr1ghIness. and who conduct their business
upon honest principles, 10 deal with this hoase.
They also issue weekly report OF the condl.
tion OF affairs IN Wall street, which they are
giad TO mail free. for one year, to any one who
desires and cOntemplates speculatlng.
Send for it.-EUenlng Mdtt, N. Y. jyl0y1
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NENTENNIAL SALOON,
sU UsoUEHANNA ST., MAUCH CHUNK
FRANK INKMANN, PrOp'r.

Fresh Philadelphia Lager Beer always on tap
Cigars OF Choicest fla, Ors, and all other kinds
OF Refreshments to be found in tirst-class
Saloon. PBEE LUNCH every Morning at 10
O'Clock. tall when you 20 to Mauch Chunk,
,July 10 IS7b.yl
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Tape Worm

Entirely removed with purely vegetable medi
clne passing from the system alive. No fee
tents treated. DR.. e. +. KUNKLE, No. $50 North
Ninth st, Philadelphia. ADVICE free. Seat
Pin and stomach Worms removed. Ask your
d. ugRist for bottle of KUNKEL's WORM SYRUP.
Prlc q per bottle. 1t never fails. july 3.lm.
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WONDERFUL, BUT TRUEl Whenever
w get BOTTLE OF YOrTH OR MONGo-
LIAM BALM, ROSE TINT, or BOX Of LII
LY WHITE, or anything In that line to beauti
fy the complexion, at DUhLINGS DRUG
STORE, It seems to be mceI and better than
can get anywhere else. MAYS.
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+ OCAL AGENTS WANTED !

AN AGENT WANTED FOR EACH TOWN
AND COUNTY IN THE UNITED STATES,
Parties desiring to act as agents, must accom-.
pauy their application by letter of recommeu.
dation as TO character and responsibility, from
and signed bv tho Editor of anewspaper pub.
hshed in tho town or county foR which agent
proposes TO act The agency is to sell the bonds
OF the Industrial Rxhtbtt'on Company.
Whole Bonds $40 each.
Half " 10 "
Quarter " 5 :"
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Closing Prices Of DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia +,
july 20, 1875.
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Special Notices.
u. p. KunkeI,s BItter Wine of Iron.

u. F. Kunkle's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron VIII efectnally cure liver complaint. jiun.
dice. dyspep ia chronic or nervous debility,
chrome dinrrhRa disease OF the kidneys, and all
diseases arising from q lisordered liver. st0m.
ach or inOestines, such "A constipation, hltu.
lence, inward piles fu'ness Of bloot TO the
head, acltlity Of the stomach, nausea. heartburn,
DISGUST FOR food fitness OF weight IN the stom-
ach. sore eruciauOns sinking or hutteIing Ht
the PIT OF the stomach swImming uf the head,
hurried or difficult breathing, fiut sering at the
heart, cho6ing or suifdcatlng sensations when
In q lNing posture, dimness OF VISION, dots or
webs before the sight dull pain IN the head, de
hcleney OF prespi' ..tiOn, yellowness Of the skin
and eyes. palu IN the side bnck, head. chest
limbs, etc. sudden tiushes OF heat, burning In
the flesh constant inlag linRs Of evil and great
depre" SION Of spirits Price 81 per botJe. Be.
ware of counterfelts Do not let your druggist
palm off sOme other preparation NJ iton he may
say Is as good, but ask for Kunkle's Bitter
Wine of Iron. Take no other. kunkle's Bitter
Wine OF Iron il not sold In bulk -only in o. bot.
ties l., +. Kun6le, Proprietor, No. 259 North
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa
Sold by DrnppestA and denlnra eYerY WHARF.
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List OF Letters

The Coal Trade.
Tho following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehlgh Valley railroad for the
week ending July Ath, 1875, and for the year as
compared with the same time last year;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-09
BrokaW Pard0ned.

Governor Pacheco has pardoned
Isaac E. Brokaw, convicted of MUIR
der in the secoud degree, and sem
fenced to twenty-five years in the
State Prison. Brokaw was profess
sional gambler, and shot a fellow gam
bier from behind about four years ago.
Brokaw had accused his victim with
undue intimacy with his wife, but
the quarrel was apparently healed,
as the two went into q saloon togeth-
er and drank. 1t was when they were
coming out of the saloon that Brokaw
shot whitehead Bob,n as the young
man was called.-S. +. CdIl, 9Th inst.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-09
For Los Angeles.

George Gephard, ESQ.,, of Rough
and Ready, leaves this morning on a
tour of observation to the Southern
portion of the State. Los Angeles is
his first objective point, where his
family has been for some time visit
ing. We think it not unlikely that
Mr.. Gephard may determine to estab-
lish future home somewhere in that
region-a fact we would regret, as we
much dislike to lose citizen so esti-
mable in every respect. But our loss
would be a gain to any community in
which Mr.. Gephard would cast his
fortunes; and ourselves and his legion
of friends bespeak for him all pros
perity wherever he may go.-Gross
Valley Union.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-09
D. q. HOFFMAN, M. D.,

(LATE OF SAN DIEGO.
NFFICE-3 az 4 DOWNEY BLOCK, LOS
~ Angeles Observation-Disclosures House.
Refers by pc mission to DIR. John s. Griffin,
Dr. w. +. Edgar and Or. j. p Widney.
my2 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-09
1. o. o. r.
Golden Rule lodge No. 100, L. o. o. +.

sss.s.... Regular meeting held on FRI
sss<ssSss<z DAY EVENING OF each week ut
SsgSs;7 l-2 O'Clock. Sojourning hrol hren
"T'@Ss in good standing are cordially IN
vited. By order,
c. ID. HATHAWAY, N. G. .
los. HUBER, JR., Il. ).
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-09
Los Angeles Lodge No. 35. L. o. o. T..

,Ns..ssrs.. Regular meeting held on WED
aE$Esa<G NESDAY EVENING OF each week
5Ns<3ss[ at 10 click. Soiourning bre IL
'sssfNSSS rem IN good standing are clruially
invi cd BEN. A. STAN ARD, n. u.
a. FRANK, H. 5.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-09
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
CAROLINE C. BURTON.

i styles. Braids, Curls and Waterfalls
mi ade at the shortest notice. Tangled hair
Strengthened and made into any shape. Per-
sale. No. Spring street, Los Angeles. Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-09
r. $. sTANwAY. W. W. ROSS
DRS. STAIRWAY & ROSS,
AND SURGEONS. 81 and
rs Main street. nyl4 Vi
Or, w. HAzELTlNE,

NENTIST-CORNER SPRING AND TEM-
- pie streets (opposte Temples ,asn banFh tS
Los Angeles Jaoo
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-09

j. n. MCKEE, NJ. DE-
DHYSICIAN a. > u h GEON : OFFICE,
No. IL Spring street, opposite temples
bank. RESIDENCE = First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, CAL mrlS-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-09
FRED. EUPHRAT, M. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL
/ ~, diseases of children.
Main street. myl9 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-09

DR.. a. S. SHORB,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
UFFICE-N early opposite the Post Ofice.
observation-disclosures Spring and Third Sts.
third door South of Turn-Verein Hall.
Oc2-ti--2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22
Condensed TeIegrams.

Specie In the BANKS Of France have
increased lj,l2G,OOO francs during the
past week.
The Senate Committee IN Territories
will report in favor Of forming n new
Territory ont Of the northern half Of
Dakota, to be called pembiIln, with the
Capital nj Bismarck.
james $. Smith 4 Co, Of New York,
have been indicted by the grand jutyOt
Louisville, KY, for vending tickets in a
State lottery Of which Simmons, Dickenson
Il Co, Of New York, claim to he exclusive
owners and controllers.
The Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce
oil Thursday adopted a resolution tNvoring
the appropriation Of a hundred thousand
dollars BY Congress fOt tho Improvement
Of the hatbor at Charleston, $. G., and
also a report Of the COMMITTEES favUring
The location Of branch mint At Gin.
Cinnati, and asking Ohio members oi
Congress to urge Tho passage Of the bill
for that pntpose now before the HonSe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22

Public DOCUMENTS We are indebted
to Mr.. W, D. CARLILE, member of the
House Of Delegates from Harrison county,
and the Hon. JOnN CUNNINGHAM, menI-
Der oi tho Senate from this district, for
copies Of various reports made to the two
houses Of tho Legislature and other pub
lie documents. We never remember to
have seen specimens of public printing
quite equal to these documents. Wepre-
sumo they can show more errors to the
lmgc and more "blecding" On the edges
than any documents ever before printed
Tor the sovereign State Of West Virginia.
They are simply ,lisgraceinl to the con.
tractor The proof reading Is II perfect
burlesque and ought to excite the ridi-
culc Of tho metest novice in the business.
The 'rrcasnrers report isa fearful affair,
some Of the e,lgCs being "bled" clear into
The reading matter. Nearly all the doc
uments are irregular in size and not lit TO
bind together, aud all in all are about as
crude mess As onp would wish to look At.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 2l.-The following
dispatch has been received At the Rio
Plata Bank from Monte Viedo: "ThC
Uruguayan Government has fallen, and
the rebels are in power, There sgen
eral alarm, and business il suspended
The British squadron is in the harbOr
Pedro Varela, President Of the Senate
has been elected Provisional President Of
the Republic"
Bullion in the Bank Of England has
increased eco, 900 during the past week
bullion Withdrawn from the bank ESQ.,
900; balances Gl0,0OO; proportion Of bank
reserve to liability, which last week was
45.lS per cent is now Az per cent,
LONDON, January 9l.-The GlO6e says
that all the powers are striving to insure
u pacific arrangement Of the difficulty be-
tween Turkey and Montenegro.
A boiler explosion occurred at the
factory Of Todmaden, Yorkshire, to-day,
and five persons were killed aud tltty in
iured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22

WmEELGNG NAILS GoING TO CALIFoR-
EIA.-Whecling nails have been finding a
new market during the last two OF three
months. Many thousands OF kegs have
been sold for shipment to California.
The Belmont, Riverside and Belluire
works have all been selling more or IeSs
to that market. We understand that the
Riverside Company has lately CONTRACTED
to supply twenty thousand kegs. Here
tofOre the Eastern nails, and especially
those Of the Parker Mills, have monoW-
li1ed the California market, but now the
"Gat hoops" as the Wheeling mills nre
called, have found their way to that dis.
tant region, and, as usual, gained
immediate favor with the public.
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TRUsTEE's SALE

Ly Virtue Oi deed Of trust hiadu and e1ccuDd
by Ellen ShNnloy, wife Oi Francis f.. shapley with
the aid FmnGis +. shnhley, her husband, IN the
undersigned trustee, hearing date the 9th day Of
january, A. u, 1872, and recorded In The Clerks
OtIitG II the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Decd Oi Trust Ibok No 4 tEigcS S37
and Ss, will Scll ut Public Auction, al Inc front
dOJf Of the Court House Oi ld Ohio county In tho
city Of Wheeling, on WEDS ESDAY, the ifth day
Ol kehfuaTy, 1879, beginning nj ~ o'clock A, n. 6i
said day thr following lcCrthNl real estate, that IL
10 Ey; All Of lots Numbered eleven and twelve
III and ~ In the addition to the City Of Wheeling
laid out by MUN,s W. ChRpline James H. Forsyth,
AlGGAndOf Wilson and Marcus WilsOn, situated Al
tho tOrner EAST u Main street and north NJ Twenty.
hIth street formerly called Marshall atFtBll In tie
Sixth Ward Oi said city Each Oi aid lots fronts
Nifty feet 100 ieai On Main street, and extends cast
WaTlly one hundred and lWcniy.twO feet (l22 icttl
10 the alley In .ttOf said lots bring all the same
property which was conveyed 10 tho sad Ellen
STANLEY Ra her sole aud EIRTatc estate by deed VI
jacob Snyder and wife, bearing even date with the
allye nentlUnSl deed Of trust; together With all
and hngulnf, the improvements thereon, consisting
Ola iWo-slOfy brick dwelling and two-stOTy frame
bnanes9 houE with other improvements
TERMs OH SALR-One-i0urth Oi tho purchase
money In cash on the day Of sa0 and the residue In
THREE egual em-Annual instalimcniA, with interest
upon the deferred payments from tho day Of sale,
the purchaser giving bOnd With approved personal
SECURITY and tho title to the property to be retained
until the purchase money Il fully paid. Selling A.
tTtistCe, will convey the title which Is vested IN
me by the said deed Of trust. Tho mme is, how.
ever believed 10 h. uneEceptIonAblc.
JAMIE JAMES r. ROGERS, Trustee,
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munity which is utterly bankrupt, ac.
cortling to its own showing.
Neither population nor capital will
come to people who represent them
selves as hopelessly insolyent, RuoyanCy,
courage, hopeiulness, attract; despon.
Lcncy and complaining repel; and that
man will do the greatest service to this
State VhO will animate the spirits OF our
people, who will nerve them up to make
new efforts to build up their fallen for
tunes, aud who will iniusC into them the
conviction that they are superior to ad-
yersity, and that by their own Sagaclty
and industry thsy are rapidly replacing
the great waste Of war. Such convic.
ton in the hearts Of our people, ayowed
and acted on by our public men, will be
more than half the battle in putting uS
on our feet again,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22

CoLvNnUs, January 2t.-lh. the Senate
to-day, n bill was introduced 10 80 amend
the gambling act Of 1873 a. TO make 1t
apply only to professional gamblers. The
effect Of the bill is 10 allow quiet games Of
draw poker in private rooms without
danger Of arrest 10 the players.
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parted-Caragan, New Orleans. River
feet and falling, Weather cloudy and
damp, Mercury 81,
L0UIsvILLE, January 2l.-River fall
ing with 1 feet g inches in canal. Slight
rain all day and weather mOderating
greatly, leo gOrges still firm and no
movements Of boats.
EVANSVILLE, January 2l.-Weathcr
cloudy with . drizzling rain. Mercury
40to 40. River rising with about 5 feet
on gauge. Geo. Roberts made two trips
to-day, tC and from Henderson. Thomas
Sherlock passed Mount Vernon this af-
ternoOn, the dense fog now prevailing will
cause her to lay up Tor the night. The
river is said to be gorged at West Frank
lin, "a miles below, No floating Ice here.
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TnE New York Po1prides itself OH its
lignihcd, fastidiouS English; and has a
list Of words that are tabOOed in the
paper, posted up cOnspicuousIy in the
office ior the Use Of editors and reporters.
The Rd seeks To give dignity to its
pages by the use Of rOtund and stately
words us well Us by proper words. Thus
the tippant, UnimpreSSivc word "news"
Is discarded in that paper 10 give place
to the more sonOrOuS designation "intel-
ligcnce," The various departments Of
tho Poa are accordingly headed "Po-
IittcaI Intelligence" "City Intelligence"
"Religious Intelligence" Financial ln-
telligence," etc, etc. The ROsi's stand in
behalf Of English unde6led will, We fear,
ptove as Intellectual Us Richard Grant
Whites jealous labors in the same 'i-
rectiOn, This is an dgG Of ShOrt.cuIS and
labor-saving inventions, and the man who
can shorten an old word or coin new
word that expresses an idea directly and
happily il welcomed III bencfactor,
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Desperate Fight.

81. LOUIS, January 2l.-The Com
mcrce (MO,) Dispatch gives an account Of
adcsperate affair IN Mississippi county
in the southeastern part Of this State, on
last Friday and Saturday, II appears
that u young man named Henson was
suspected Of robbery, and James Carr
and posse Of five men were sent to ar-
rest him, During the pursuit Henson
shot Carr, killing him, and the chase was
abandoned. On the following day Sher.
III Swank, Of Mississippi county, with q
posse renewed the pursuit, which resulted
In the killing Of ono of.hls posse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22

DIED stDbESLY.-About I o'clock yes.
teriay morning John Shields, who re.
sided on Fulton street, East Wheeling
was found lying on a sofa in hiS house
dead. lie had been In III health fot sev.
ernl years, but was able to work during
most Of the time. Justice OKCefFe sum,
moned Jury, and held an inquest. The
jury returned verdict to the effect thai
deceased had come to his death from nat
utal causes. Shields wAs cattmanj and
about sixty years Of age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22

TnE stock Of the Baltimore & Ohio
road ia quoted at 200 asked in the l'al-
timore papers Of Wednesday, and Cen
tral Ohio at 453 Seven is bid for the
Parkersburg Branch. There Ia no Use
crying over spilled milk, but II the city
Of Wheeling had her half million Of
stock in the Baltimore road upon which
shc VIVA receiving dividends when she
sold iD, she could make several needed
improvements ut a small cost to tax
nnVpts
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Night Dispatches.
CHARLESTON DISPATCH,
An Exciting Debate on the Louisiana
Resolutions.
Walker Losing Ground In the Senatorial
Fight and Price and Brannon
Coming Up.

.lII.t khAhItaEONI b4hlNEJ FL
(spOlal Dispatch ~ the IahlIls,Iasr) ii.r}
This has been a day Of war III both
Houses, Tho Louisiana resolutions came
up for consideration and were thoroughly
discussed Oh both sides. The old sores
Of 1851 were torn open and the pnblic
given To know that the rebellion IL not
yet dead Hans Good gave ulIerance IL
IN atrociOus sentiment IN his remarks
Hu said that the man who would assasSi-
nate President Grant and Gen. Sheridan
would secure a more enduring fame than
that Of Napoleon Bonaparte. Powerful
speeches were made on the other side by
such men rs Pugh, Of Tyler; Hutchinson,
Of Wood; Campbell, Of Hancock, and
CarliIc, Of Harrison. The Democrats ad.
nit that..they were beaten in the debate
The House, however, adopted the resOlu-
tion Of CenSnrc, and poor Grant and
Sheridan are crushed by Hans Good 4
Co.
Judge INonis, Of parkersburg, made
an able speech in the Senate. AvOte in
that body will be taken Tomorrow. Nc.
Ginnis made the only set speech in either
house On the Democratic side.
The Senatorial fight goes on AMI the
contest is close. Walker, however, Is
believed to be losing ground and Price
aud I'raunon are rising in the scale,
No one can tell who will win,
' MODOC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22

,THELNrELLIoENcER Of Wheeling comes
to our Office this week much improved in
It's general appearance, having donned a
brand new suit. We esteem the TSrEt..
LIoENcER rs one Of The beat papers pub
lished IN this Of any State Of the Union,
and hope II may continue to flourish like
the green buy.tree."-Hun'ingtOm Com
"a. ...n,nl