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New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
THE COURTS.
THE COURT OF APPEALS.


A1p,>-y'N. Y. Oct Sin the Court of Appeals,
10 aay the following business was transacted ia
No Iso-Iu Watson motion of MatinoW ll&tV'
tbe case was restored and ordered Oh tltc new calendar
No 136-Hsley AIT. BIOwn.MODou % revive cdtsei H.
T. Ballard for motion, y j. Parker cpp1se ID u D,,,,c,
10 strike the calendar Joseph W. Russell Tor mouoH
Mm H. Adams opposed. --..
C0chraue, aud auO agt IngeTsouh0uon iOf Isaisu
ment p. y. j. Stanton for motion, j. NJ LAWSON OppoO
ADpcGiy from ont rs.
No 4OG-In Mary y. Prce.-Argued by John IOWLscuu
for appe liant, and ;. V r. Cooper Tor respondent 49,,
Iin for appellant, and :. Hand FOR respondent.
4OO-Iu RhincbeCk and C. r. RAltued Dy >. iidlil
for appellant, and Frank IOoInis for respond, nt
No 4O5lyOn agt Lycn--ArRued Dy L. H. hOODs loi ap
peliaut. and ID. p Barnard for respondent
Gslerai Calendar
No e3-Booth agt The Boston and c. r. RArgument O.
sumed end concluded.
No 29.5-Weed AIT Van Cleve.-SuOmittod.
No .97-BruCo at. Burr-ATgued 10y Geo. ". van SACk
for appellant and s. r. Church for respondent
The following decisions were banded doWlt
Motion denfed UrithOVf c0stg-BIisOn aCt. MofroW
Notion tor TeaTgBet denied, 1oh $40 eoss-h'osh az"
dgeat affirmed yia cos's-wooster act sage; clifford
agt Waters; Graham aa The Flushing hailrOadj 1as ags
The y y. G. ana Q. X T. aud JaOes ast mo ~ J. - anu
dgea repersed trial granted costs 70 obtde ne
The SOUTH and c. r. RI tlsheI ag Ihc
Mayor, q C.: and Taylor agt The Mayor, &C - -.
Jdgmsnt TeUerssd trial grdaed-rhe People agt
order ofTraed ,oit oo-The Union Savings Institution
agt Duryea. u, -, -. d..
I1fiOU. ir1ft c0gfs-C0lgrOve act Taman
dGirlnct nth cOsiPhips ag Wheeleri inc ftope
81 rel. Can. Bk. agt. The Board OF supervisors.
ADDeqf dismissed UtthO cgStSIn re WIZ Bags, an app
cant for admission % the bar
Proclamation was made and the court adjourned.
following calendar Tor Neuutouyt OCt A.
1876: Nos. 29s. 800. 1885, 235 2S5 279 25J, aud 2J2
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

Iaekawanna and Western started at 65ai, and
quickly rose TO 81, from which there was reac-
ton to 06l9 and then a rise to SO, another set
back 70 81, and then dash to 50, with
later sales at 6s96S12. About $500 shares were
brought in ndcr the rule, on account of nondeliy-
cries, which added to the excitement and general
confusion in the late dealings. New-JeTsey Central
was less excited, and ended the day with only 700
shares being brought under the rule. Its 1uctu-
ations were as follows 2a29G2002ols0
2s7s82s1i i829l262s12 Delaware and Hudson,
although but lightly dealt in, sympathlzed
with the movements Of the other coal shares to the
extent of rising from 627s062l2 to Ga Lake Shore
was neglected except by its special friends" who
opened it at 537s054, after which it was dull at
535sG 532l, until later in the day, when it was
marked up TO 54l and closed at 54ls 1t seems that
n new stvle of "bulling" this stock has been dis
covered. We learn that rich firms have been
approached with the proposition that If they
will borrow say 5000 shares OF the stock
and carry it-holding it off the market-it
shall be margined down to 80, on which
they shall receive per cent interest III addition to
the rate that may lie allowed by the party loaning
the stock The proposition Is q very tempting one
to capitalists with the rate for money call ruling
at 283l2 per cent. To what extent this has been
done We are unable to say, but it probably accounts
for the general idea Of an existing large short inter
est in the stock. Michigan Central was firm at
41s342ll042s, but the dealings were
unimportant. The late apparent frmness
in the general list induced the covering
Of short accounts in Central and Hudson
and Rock Island, which carried their prices mp to
9S2la9Sl2, and 994G90ls respectively. North
West, asusual, was dull, selling at 35a343l but
the preferred was stronger at 500505s. st, Pauls
were also higher in the late dealings, the common
rising to 29ls and the preferred TO 59a6659ls.
Ohio and Mississippi was weak selling down to 10,
but later recovering half Of the decline at 1893.
Western Union and Pacific Mail were totally
neglected. The express stocks wero again
lower, Adams declining per cent The general
market closed feyerishly excited. The final
prices compared with the last ones of yesterday show
changes as follows: Advances-Pacic Mail, Is
North Western preferred, New-hrsey Central, and
Morris and Essex, each Il Northwestern, Hannibal
and ST. Joseph, and Rock Island, each -; Hannibal
and St. Joseph preferred, Illinois Central Lake
Shore, and IT. Paul preferred, each y; Michigan
Central and Centraand Hudson, each 5s; St. Paul,
81; Delaware and Hudson, 1l2, and Delaware,
Lackaw4nua and Western, 81 per cent Declines
Missouri Pacific, Is; Harlem and c., c., c. and
Indiana, each il American Express l.; ONO and
Mississippi, ~ y. y. and New-Iiayen, l; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy 1lb and Adams Express 2
per cent. The following table shows the
H,SGE OF TIE MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
OFFICIAL REPORT OF AMERICAN uNr
SALES.
Opning II o'oiocF CAL.
SdIssaRr can
TrEspAY. Oct. 3-p. NJ.

The stock market to-day again wos subject TO one
of those spasmodic conyulsions that have come and
gone at irregular periods during the past few
months. This time anthracite" was the stimulant
that inebriated because of a too free Indulgence of
"short" sales after decline of 40 to so per cent
The total business of the day shows large decline
from that of yesterday yet the coal shares represent
over co per cent of the transactions Delaware,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoHK ...................ocr. g..


PORT OF NETWORK K............--....ocT g.
stoomsbip wyoming OBJ, Jones' Liverpool via Queens
tGTa ., MIi1is soa bargett savannah Geo Yongc
steamship Clyde Kennedy, havana, CUBA WIN T. CyHe
steamship George Cromwell Bacon HALIFAX n s and ST.
Johns n H. S,aLS q SG> tI fIy Charleston J. W. Quniard
steamship wyanoke Couch Richmond City Point and %Or
f.k .Od Dominion steamship 60,
EStCamsnp tune, Bcrry, Boston, IT, T. 3imocs;
ttia1Isbi1 Wsy0wer davidson PnadclIna, James Hand
fI,ars .,s Gpr), Hirde-, bremen T. l. t'iu * son -
fIsrF slrah mgorscn Portland, Me-, Via Port Johnson N
fsrk Robert Goiircy lBr) Chapman Bremen, l. Ne'lus
BaiE prof Norlensod (Nor), Berner, Cork or Falmouth
for or'lers Fnucn, Edye a. C6.
BSrs Ptrseycanto a Bozzo, Cork or Falmouth for or
ueis rE hHeiope simpson Csanstedt and FredeHcsedt
BsTS Anna Nor Gunnifseu Rotterdam, Funch, Edge
OIark Albert Victor r) Johnson, London, r. j. Corus
Bark Jose T.. More Carlisle Sasua IA Diah"e "5ue d
Bark Geneva Gorhan, rOrto,spain, Trinidad Miller
TaIE jose Rodriguez Lopez Mcdonald, Liverpool, Mlr&
BTt Iva usl3 Cappleo Leghom for orders, MuIsinser
& Pitzp.o. (Not As De ore Tepo M e'; ll, u ,r. fl,
Bng keystone. Beatty, no Janciro Jas. t. Ward q 60
Bug Papa GiacOmO tItaLh Lluio' C"rdiA wales La'io'
Bng T. ]. McuyIoan, Lecraw Penmnbuco II. W. Swift
Big Mary T. Rowland, Lawton, Humacoa, p. r., suan &
schr Iote Ames Nash Boston. :. L Keane.
scnr j. M. Freeman Eldidse Har"icAporb Ias<Fiavi
scaT i. 4. Emerson, sears Boston 4. DAYTON g CO.
Admiral SudllWOOd Jacksonville W diItii iAhl
sChr. Alice Belle. GammOns, GeOiSti0"h D. 60 j. y" Cam
scaf o. c. Acken Toms. Stamford Stamford Mauufactur
Earge GEORGETOWN Robertson, Philadelphia Jas Hand
ARRfNEH
steamship Bothnia r) McMcken, Liverpool Sent % aud
OueenstoW 2it with mdse and TO Cnas g. fanckyh
steamship Anglia tISr), Murray, London sept 10, ana
HaIdy 3Uih. win mdse and pass. 20 HtuotfsOn BIOS
Dallas. Hines, ttiuintId sept Eoi wa
Port ROYAL 3. 3OJh with Ilse ana pass 10 G. H. MalloIj
q Co. 80 -, ,-,,. 49,. g,.,.. O.. "a
TauucO 10Th Vera Cruz Jh, Campe'h - T. PfogtsO -<d,
and Havana 2-th with udse and pass 70 AAahdIe sons
steamship Cty OF Atlanta WOOImu, Charleston Scpt 50,
with l0dse and pass. to AS ". Quintud a 90
steamship JacIntO Hazard, savannah sept 80 With
mdse. and 70 Geo. GOnge.
schT John Curtin Williams. squan Beach with cotton from
Is Se6f - v clover lngersou Georgetown D. c.. days,
win naval stores,
Schr. ii. French, SANDY, Virginia, with wood.
Ida a. IbayeT, Palmer, virginia Win potatoes
FOEKiGN POi1S.
LIVERPOOL, oct 3.-Ihc Nilanis Guon Line steamship
Idaho returned to s port today dsaDe has been
dOcked her maohineT Olud 10 be slightly damaged The
Montana ine VIII take the ldaOs passengers
and car. o, ana sail tOmOrTOW Tor York.
QuERNsiOWN, Oct. 3-The White star Line steamship
Celtic Gleaden New Ork for Liverpool, arrived here
al 2 o'clock this afternoon
lFOr --latest Ship Feice see rim Page.l
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

"Well, my DEAR said our good pastor at
sunday-school 10 a tow-headcd urcin, e am glad 20
hear Won are getfing be better boy" Mhy, SIT,
said Little Joe looking up with grave earnesncss Bosh
amt been sick"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
CORPORATION Noiltes.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-MG OF
~ ART BUILDING. CENTRAL PAgK-PToposals IN sealed en-
velopes viii received the once Of he Department -
he 8G Union until "WEDNESDAY, The 4th
day Of October s76 the hour OF haipast nine 0cocA a.
m connection with the building Tor Museum Or
Art For particulars The city Record FOR sale al Room
No. 2, City Hail. New.York.
NOTICE TO C0NTRACT0RS.-lMP
~ AND CONSTRUCTIONS or RIVERSIDE AVENuE-PrO-
pas envelopes will De received At the ONCE OF the
department Of Public Parks SO UnlOn-square, untl
WEDNESDAY, 4t dRy of October 1876 al the hour Of
hall past nine ocock for the Improvement and Consiruc
t0n Of Riverside Avenue between seventy secOndst and
Onehunded and thtethst For particulars The City
Record, fOr sale a. Room No. 2, City HaI. NeH.iork
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
5re Cream.

4re Cream.
A FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and appreciated for It's purity richness and certainty OF be-
ing delivered in good order.
CHURCHES FAIRS STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, &c
supplied At
25c. PER QUART.
Depots sO5 Fourthaye 1894 Broadway 10 Chatham
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC 90,
aun riees GOO sun SETS . J.sS HOon rises. bOl
HlgH wAuR THIS pAY-A.M ,...,
UO1k 7:5f Cows island S:oi HcI o. ftiIy.lV-o
HIGH WAnE IiIs DAY.. b ID,
Sandy ttook e.iG COWS islann Sj4 Hell g. Ferry 1Ol3
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Galcs 5n Aucflon

-IILD ID ~tUtIIUI
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4 A. A.
GREAT CONTTNUATToH SAFE.
:. DINGGE AUCTiONEER
By r. H. STEWART,
at Tie METROPOLITAN ~aesroom~ 33 3s3 and 3il shave
corner 2Jth-sL
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY oCT. 3 at IOia O'Clock ?. m-
THE UNUSED Portion oF HOTEL FUHNIrUEH.
FuTnitare from Private Residence and
New Furniture uudcr lloteagee's Foreclosure
Comprising
pc-Ior ss i'm silk satin brIratrl ana reps piano Bedroom
ami Library sui, G black walnut aad Dlt Ier aad Maha
Mirrors, bedding, Chairs. MaIobc o'H'''''
CIocis Chandeliers Plated Ware, Desks, sac, &C. &c
a MFEwrv. Aucfloneer.
10y BANGS. NEKWIN & Co., 6j6 Broadway,
ue.r f,yud f-~4es " Books Works - Art Nc &c
thu R-D DAY, oct. ., az I p M, ,,-...,
sale nj NEW AND Old PUBLICATIONS, Illustrator
BOOKS, etc.
FRIDAY. OCT. Is, Gt4 =, m,
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS English and American
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
HORSE and dCARRIAGE MARKET

Nrw-YoEK Tuesday, Oct 3, 1876.
Rclo,y NAV be found the result Of to-day's
s.le Of Arch Johpsfons establishments Thirteentn-st.,
.,t,oo nd
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

In the Southern State bonds, the District of
Columbia 3.Gjs were lirmer at 70i2 Tennessee Is,
new series, selling at 1873; New-lork State Bounty
Ts at 1903. aud Arkansas Gs Funding act, at 30. In
cIty securities. Brooklyn Water Loan Is sold at
1Oii2 In city bank stocks, Hanover (22 sold at
SO; Fourth National 10l at S0l2, and metropolitan
(35) at 119. Railroad bonds were active. there
was break on seconds of Ohio and Mississippi
to so, OK 3la per cent interest, as against 81 last
night On Friday there were sales at 81, and
Tonight the price had reached to o6la The
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

CIDER and APPLE BARRELS FOR SALE,
- iu large cad small quantities. 40 l'"tst market l'I''a
vs.. =. BEN~Ai 300 WasIinston.ri.
nELMONICO', REMOVABLE. DELNON-
~ ICO wi remove from 5t ave and illi'i o hiHp" t
5thaNt and 2Guist tMagisca square,, MpNbNn rtpl 3.
V1ANIIY ARMS on reliable authority, color
4 ortotuelayt Box %, Cherry Valley, H. y.
ANE HORSE SPECIALIST.-Dr. COLE
Il MAN. NJ re v. s., author OF "IMl"oech Horse
gIcciur" ana Horscmans Companion oli ttaave Pay
mtut uy results.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

GFNRRrL SFssIOSs-PART I.-SUTHFBt.tNp. John CoHs
lin. David Scanan, Charles kollrT John walsh ron ~
Daniel McGuyeu, Eugene MCCulcu John tulins hutia iat
Mar Ann Jones l4 cases Louis Wolf nry Brrune0 Juhh
White grant larceny; James Mclaughlin false pr"icsts
Nage Mlpl d~OrleTly house; John 6all pttt larceny.
PAN I-GILuklsLEEyE, John Burke i0hutFs MlnIfIi
assault and battery James Alaii IAt'
C4npheil Minnie Fay burglary William Nc4o~Ml PtIJh
Nuahan Mary Hogan, Annie Stone, Adam uil' N"i ll-
Pucu. NicEoas Sardc Robert Saunders, Michael hiHi
Robert King. grand lsrceny sebastian Lang ta- Ioli
Wciu. receivers 81 stolen goods
Richard McCarthp concealed weapons Thomas Hcnau as
sault and battery; John Lang nlsiemvtnoT.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
alarsle ano Slate Manlels.

MARBLE and MARBLEI2ED MANTELS
w at atGRLNTIY REDUCED PRICES ais, lioHnmrn,s
TTsd.,ni, Plumbers auI Furniture ~e Marble Counters
and Tlue A. KLABER l3t ld6 last l'it' near 3"A,' e.
- HAND. 81 West &3d-st., near broadway
mauuIaciurer Of Plaster Ceuterpecos ana lH ck he"
largest se-uytIUut u tue tF tblt"4s
packed and al part, O tIt country go %. lowest 'a''
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
Go n1bom il map Concern

TULIUS MEYER will please send his address
- " me at once. IL. c. A. MEYER, Buffalo, NJ Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
3urnilure.

BLANKETS BLANKETS Blue, Gray, and
y -gutfr bed Blankets. Fancy Plush Dr. Dos lnE n
C.rrrts at l,W Iic,- cant nAatungs OLCotAs ANDREW
LESTER & CO.. 31I lroaiwar.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c,
4 ,grIp for cash liberal terms Oi IitlI.u' COW
PERTIWAIT~. lIj and i51 tAitliIusi lift' nuilif7
and B large Narrroou- Chamber suits, e7 .o --aD lAIi"
suits, $50 % 5000 lap Bti-ss.-. ~
~ @. SLLLEW.
4. DESKS.
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE
so. lu3 Flltoust
PINE CYLINDER DESKS.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
Gorscs, Carriages, Garnces, Nf.

4 FINE. very light LANDAU, $500; curtain
N Coach 1928 and israt Coupe iockaWays from ~ %
nm uOpv pnari0u $50: top and ROAD Wagons 500 up -uhF
$40; eXi press Wagons also 2jh new aud tcmoltnu
rage. suitable fu market aud no very low pr7 hh
ness &c. WILLIAM II. GRAY, No, 20 ana - "o"'''IS'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
Cnrcpcan A0uertsemenLs.
UANULY BOARDING i'm Dresden, Germany, by
4 M.IIr -,Is.,f .y daughter Nr g. Ferdinand strI,.,

AT TRlESTE.-Rev. r. O'Cal-
Iarlau. IreIsn Chaplain. H q. and -il,'f-u. ll- oi
The Tuiycr.gui Duhu, receives few E1t a. PUZZLE
f,rI attention raN Idrus Tor tie lttIalD-
t..fer f.t A D. TffANII. L.. ~. Consul.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
strulrri
MlrIIosaL aud n
vFoRr HE CALI.
l2i2 oCi,u


L s. 5.20 Coup 80. New : u.s. Nefiairlcl' I''i ,,,.
4
IS 800 ,uuIuu, 1867 I 7.l-. ''"i''H 4'.'' tttf.
IA, Il5I L s. Currency IS
4'"'.''''''--'-- --- IuDIU. '........ .... 1859
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

Good Ordnary...--... easis Low ]"
Str,ct Good ordinary 4ota Mdd1ng lNol8
For future de cry there with hrn market for futures
an Tvero an advance cary ~ the day OF 3Ql Isc Dut
toward the close when cable adyiees we're less aNOrae
mis- advance was lost sales yesterday alter moetop
eember. 900, Ilse January. 900 ilsss'@ .IeS' ICS'
20 ''~' lia..e: April, 500, 1lHssci July, 90
i2ac, August lo0 l21c t9al S-U{ Of1 100
iisssc January. 800 llo June na zoo isSS 5S5g 5g
her 100 IlIisc January, 100 liisse February zz ~
Iifii,seS total 100 bales. ThHd Shi-JhaAI 'VV'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

lninU ldt o. ]. 70
~ OU1.N ant .Ol
Ohio and Miss "a
o. OO....lic J3
CT Western LET, S5
Loo ...... 20
Grt Western 2l
GuUI G2
DelaudIf r.. 'ei
90 u...... l'3il
Del g. 7s, 800
J ,Huu... ht 10
Tol. p. and W lst
80 Louis Div
10000 ... Gi
NY Cen 1st. Cpnp
l0 Ou hc llS
Hanover Bank
80
NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-07
rhe Eagle All Right.

TA. Reqiaer came out yesterday with
,se American Eagle turned upside down,
,i,b Democratic bantam Growing over
H., position ia which Democratic
nuef. are only too glad to place the
n,,sJ bird OF American freedom. But the
American Eagle is all right. lie knows
ri. basiness-knows when TO flap his
wing, over An election that has gone in
t,vo, Of the country and against the
Democratic party-and he accordingly
come. ont and reasserts himself this
morning. Colorado has gone Repub'
l,,a alIer making all deductions
for the claims OF the Democratic Com
uittee Of that State. The Democracy
are, Of course, very unwilling to believe
this news. 1t seems by our dispatches
,hi. morning that one Of their agents
tried to get hold OF the Associated Press
lgent at Denver and pervert him into q
medium for transmitting false news over
the country. EIe assures. us that We car
rrsy on the news IS given by him, ant
that the bogus specials got up and sen
out to the country are manufactured foI
'mischieviOus purposes" that is, for de
Iuding people in Ohio, Indiana and Wes
States that are to vote mex
Tue.day) into the belief that Colorado
ha. gone Democratic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-07

We observe that notwithstanding the
explicit and squelchipg dispatch from
Columbus, Ohio, in the IsrEIIIaEscER
yesterday, the Democratic politi.
clans were busy circulating German
half sheet with that same enormous
lie in 1t about Hayes and the
American Alliance. They know tha,
1t is low down piece Of bust.
ness in which they are engaged, but
they believe. that the Tilden-Tweed job
thus put up in New York, is probably
good for few German votes and may
possibly help to save the county next
Tuesday to those who in the great strug-
gle ak years ago between France and Ger.
many were SO anti. German ins4fheir
feelings as to want France to succeed
against Germany. Remember this, Ger
mans of Wheeling, when these men seek
to delude you. Read the letter that the
French Victor lingo recently wrote to
the French Society in New York, ex'
pressive Of his good feeling for 'Tilden
on account Of his French sympathies dur
ing the war.
Remember, too. that these men who are
thus seeking to fool you are at this very
time supporting er.Know Nothings for
Office,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-07
Get out Your Telescopes.

: DETROIT, October 6.-The following
was received here this afternoon from
Prof. Watson, of the observatory at Ann
Arbor, Michigan: ,a. .s
"The French astronomer Leverrier re-
quests me to cause observations TO be
made on the disc Of the sun on October
9th and 10th, and, if possible, as far west
as San Francisco. I desire, therefore,
through the Associated Press, to ask the
persons having telescopes to keep watch
Of the sun on those two days, and in:case
any dark spots are seen in addition to
those now upon its disc, to note the posi-
ton and the local time Of the observation
and transmit copy Of the record to me.
Recent observations indicate tho possibil.
ty OF the passage Of planet inferior to
mercury across the disc Of the sun on
one Of the days named, and it is specially
desirable that observations be made on
the Pacific coast. The position Of the
planet, II seen, may be noted relatively
to any Of the ordinary spots on thesun's
surface. 90. VI, r-,.i.v,S ~. .
[Signed1 "JAs. G. WATSON"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-07

On Tuesday next the people Of West
Virginia vote for the following statsOf-
fcers, viz: Governor, Attorney General,
Auditor, Treasurer, Superintendent Of
Schools, two judges OF the Supreme
Court for the full term Of twelve years,
and one to fll Judge Paull's vacancy OF
four years. e.
They will also vote for one member OF
the State Senate from each Senatorial dis
trict, and likewise for members Of The
House OF Delegates. tbj
Also for the following county officers,
viz: Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney, As
SCISSORS, and in most Of the counties
President Of the County Court but in
Ohio county for a Judge Of the County
Court. "
In most OF the counties Surveyor ID
also to be elected, but in this county that
officer is elected by the Board OF Com
missioners. - -t
There are also the following district
oficers to be elected, viz: Two Justices
Of the Peace and two Constables.
In this county we elect lin addition to
these) member oithe Board Of Commits
sIoners aud School Commissioner, Un.
der a special Law, Ohio county Yotesiai
general or State elections for School
Commissioners, and inasmuch as the
School district Of the city does not cover
the area embraced in the regular district
divisions of the county, 1t is important to
bear in mind the following provision Of
law, got up to meet this difficulty, viz
that separate ballot boxes shall. be pro-
yided In the two districts Of the county
that lie partly within and partly without
the city school distrist, which districts
are Washington and Richie. Only those
voters who reside within the city school
district will be entitledto vote for School
Commissioners next Tuesday.
The qualification OF voter under the
Constitution OF West Virginia ia thus
defined in Sec. l, Art. ":
"The male citizens Of the State shall
be entitled 10 vote at all elections held
within the counties 10 which=they re-
spectively reside; bat no person who is 0
minor, or OF unsound mind, or pauper,
or who Is under conviction OF treason
felony, or bribery in an election, or who
has not been resident Of the State for
one year, and OF the county in which he
oflers to vote for sixty days next preced.
ing such offer, shall be permitted TO vote
while such disability continues; but no
person in the military, naval, or marine
service OF the United States shall be
deemed a resident Of this State by re asop
Of being stationed therein
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-07

came the panic and suspension OF 1881,
ana the great Stagnation in business S.tors tors
followed. How long did that lass pe,U'U Sas"u
bnSiness revived and the country pcsSn 9rsSn
IN "a Ia prosperous again? Five years. .n,.. men
Uoms iS57 at an interval Of tweny
csne S.aaI. md husiuess had not revived when
yea,S, .r a"% S,oEs ont and changed the whole
tne tns. Wa " .Ts;rS And now comes the stag
nation , m Of 1873, and nothing put tune,
economy " honesty and retrenchment Hill
eeU%S e;a";da;s indebtedness and accumulate 4
III IL, tnIrs iT which will set business in motion
Sa.En so, and make the country prosper once
more"
Now the point that We desire to make
in connt ction with this reference to Mr..
Thurman's views in the United States
Senate is this, that at that time he was
speaking words Of soberness and states
manship in the presence OF men whom he
we'll knew could detect the difference be-
tween chuff and grain, while yesterday he
felt that he was talking to an
audience most Of whom could
be played upon by an appeal to
their passions in this matter Of business
The Senator had been sent
into West Virginia to stir up the passions
OF the multitude, and by that means II
possible to get them excited against the
Republican party in tue matter of their
pecuniary interests. Hence the dema-
goguery that, according to Stephens, is
inherent even in u statesman, came out