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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13

ONE 81 silver City's handsome young
ladies Was reckless enough to bet thirteen
kisses with q young gentleman friend that
Sam. Tildsn would lie thu next President.
When the news began 10 cons In. II fright
sp.d the fair dam.el. and she wa. around
among her gentleman friends yesterday
irving 10 hedge. She 10 bound ~ get
kissed whichever way the election gecs.
rsuour RECEIPTS. Tho following
freishs for Gold Hill and Virginia City
we're received during the tventy-four
hours ending al II o'clock n. to-day /:
Wood, 50 carloads: 40 VI lumber y OF
merchandise, 7 Of coal. g OF hay. 4 OF bar.
lev, 2 Of tagging. 2 VI machinery. Of
hogs 1 Of fruit. 1 81 flour, | OF old iron,
Of nutpide and 1 Of railroad iron.
sPnioHrLY Yorru..-on Saturday night
two young men. named James Faucet and
John Doe Lawrence. go, into a rough and
tumble fight on G street, Virginia, and
we're dragged to Jail by officer CURLY. One
Of the youths felt 90 badly about IL that he
loudlv announced his intention Of Burning
the city when he should be released from
prisss.
ADJUSTMENTS. An assessment of %
cents per share is levied BY the Lady
Washington Mining Company. delinquent
on the 18th Of December, and one OF I'VE
cent. Der share by the Lexington Mining
Company. delinquent ON the 18th o. De-
ssmber. Bee official notices Of the same
IN our advertising columns to-day.
NAN named Prank Kelly was arrested
In Virginia on Saturday night for refusing
10 &c, Cd the middle OF tho sidewalk on Y
,,rsst. where he Was ob-truoting travel.
lie rssis,eL Onicsr CURLY ~hen placed
under arrest. aud made a great deal OF
trouble and noise.
Mn. Rosk. the surveyor. has now got
every lot and house mapped and numbsted
IN Virginia north 81 Union street. To-day
n. begins a, Union and will continue IN.
vork through Gold Hill. lie Is also COM
piiing . very minute directory As he pro-
eesds.
Copoxrs uopars has finished the in
cues, a. TO the death Of J. +. Carroll
Tn. Jury returned a verdict that the de
ceased. In their opinion. died from the si-
fsc,s VI . pis,ol-shot wound inhis'ed .!
Paul Carroll.
~. p,vxx,,.,, h,. taken a solemn
oath ,ha, ~ thu, Black Republican Hayes
4. .,.e,.l he will never again draw a sober
breath. A. every dispatch favorable 70
u. Repueiie.ns b~iihAenoef''
"e"
runnnonrrIicAL.-ihe ioh""ihs way
-.nt.-. GsttrA fnr tla
'hs 'smPo'a'u,' 5000
ss'sn CIV. snna.n ~ Wanl,v "a. Tus.'
a. ! ws,,,s.Js, So. Thur.d,y a, Fri.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

GoLi and silver Coming Home.
NEw YORK. November l3.-The steam.
ship from southampton has S2i2, sos, Of
which si5o.OOO il gold coin and the re-
mainder silver bars.
Tine E:Asssrn War.
LONDON. November lathe Pan Nal
Gaisns: Once moro darkness has fallen
over tho prospects Of peace; that II will
lit again vi may hope, but nows tina,
comes both from ~. P~etersburgh
aud Constantinoplo gives Vi warning
that what Is called feeling may
yet conquer wisdom, and that . certain
degree Of unsafety already threatens 10
creep into 1.-THE judgments Of those upon
whom depends this tremendous issues OF
peace or war. The speech Of the Car 10
not the most alarming incident Of the
time, but Is far from pleasant reading.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13
F,on Rev. s~,ly.su. Cobb, Of ps.tou

fnoh Rev. bylvssus Cobb, OF beston'
formerly editsr Of the CAri',isa Prs'""";
Dear sir-It may b some satisfaction
10 you 10 bs informed OF the result OF the
trial Of the Peruvian Syrup In my family.
Ny daughter was brought low by .
typhoid fever last Spring. and after the
fever Left her she continued very weak.
and the simplsst food Distressed her. For
months she remained In the same dsbili.
tatsd condition but from the LIST OF Sep
tenber last, when she commenced taking
the Syrup, the digestive functions i'm.
proved. and she steadily gained strength
and WHISKY; and nov after taking two
bottles, she 10 restored to good state OF
health; indeed. she appears more really
healthy than she has for several year.
psst. an Of opinion that the "ProteIids
sf Iron contained In the Peruvian Syrup
us sdapted 10 her case and Effected what
No ether klevn medicine could have
erected. Ysurs. truly. =. Csss."
Sold BY all druggists. 1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13
A DEADLY FIGHT.
Two Consolidated virginia Missrs
Fall te iiie~s on the i5oo-fses
Level Oae MAN Dasssressty
AlAlshed.

..,io,. .,ahbinr .ffrsy occurred
49,. -. =,
IN the 'oh''' '"e
O'Clock yesterday morning " miners.
named Loui. Barnes. n FinlAnder. and
rau,rd FLYNN. an Iri,hman. came out OF
d., ,.x., a. 60, ,h.u-
As'ope "."'
selves. They sat down side o. SIDE ana
we're getting along quite comfortably,
~h.,. ..isei With an odd within, Flypu
- - ~. -, A., ID, ~.
TIRE" MS ise' 'n' nAr'. 'Ap, ."n M
toes pressing against the f~iniAnders
stomach. Barnes told him TO tAke his feet
away. to which reasonable request Flynn
made answer that he would zee him Roasted
first. and. furthermore, that he was IMAM
enough ~ keep them there as long a. he
liked. Barnes lung the feet away and the
men started to their feet. Beth we're pow
.rful men. neither Weighing less man i9o
pounds. After facing one another Tor an
instant Ryan sudn.nIy Ie,ou, al. h.' y
snockei barnes 70 ,ne siounu. Inc nm
lander happened 70 nave = miner cahoie-
stick IN his hans, anu spt,hsins up, no
~ All Ills WIFI AhNN OU
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13
Ven York Hoard.

Nsw York. November i3.-Sales in the
Morning Board. in currency, were: 500
Alpha. a.: 100 Best 4 Belcher. 49,; so
Bullion. ~; 200 Confidence, IS, 800
Crown Point. i0S; $50 Exchequcr. Ia;
200 Gould 4 Curry, Nv; GOO Grant. ga
@5h: 100 Hale & Norcross, sS; $50 jus
ticc. ?5S; 200 Julia. $; 80 Mexican, ua;
80 Savage. IA; 500 southern Star, /; 30
Yellow Jacket, 10; 300 North Cedarsburg.
7LM7a
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agseeg Snies.

SAN FH,Scisco. November i3-s ?. NJ
Yellow Jacket-i5I bid.
Exchequer-i2a asked.
Hale a Norcro---74 asked.
California-5ia bid.
Ophir-ua bid.
Justico-lh bid.
AipLA-1S bid.
N~exican-2jl bid.
Best a Belcher-tiS BID.
Northern Belle 3ia bid.
Cen. virginia-i6h bid.
Union Con.=iiS bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13
Attempted Inrsadi.risua.

A fire broke out at half.past II o'clock
lnt Saturday night in the clearinghouse
owned by Mr.. Martin. near the Baltic
Switch. and until lately occupied by Mrs.
smith. The flames were first discovered
by q miner who was returning homo from
work. who aroused the sleeping occupants
oi the house. A few buckets Of water
proved efiectuAl In subduiny the devsur-
Ing clement" Examination Of the prem
isss disclosed tho fact that coal-oil had
been poured In large quantities ever the
floors Of three rooms which are unoccu-
pied during the night, and that even the
walls and ceiling had been plentifully
sprinkled with the same inflammaole sub
stance. No very great damage was done,
except the burning through Of one wall.
A. number Of irs insurance men visitsd
the premises yesterday. and to-day. for
reasons best known TO themselves, have
cancelled the policies on several contiguous
houses.
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STOCK REPOnr.
lHnroxrsD DAnr M y. r. krAr,ss = co.

san Francisco Beard.
rHus NonSiSe.
cas- ophir. %sk, ASK. aS'.. t5s. IS. '. ,CS,
10 Mexican. 29s. sss. :s'.. ~
leo GOULD 4 Curry. i7s. l2.. i2S
go Best I Bslchsr. n. NV. ~ rs. tik ts
fsOs Cahfornis, aA. 81. san. 50.
t9s savass. nv. u.s.
2ss0 Con. Virginia. u. az. t6's. tss
70 Chollar roto.i. 70. T0k T0s. CO..
as Haze q Norcrvss. ~ ~
90 Crown Point. 81. ~
$50 Yellow Jacket. isk. i,s. i5S bio. Is. i5S
sp. isN sio
has Impssisi Con. $40. .. SOS
ttS Ksatuek. in. ian. u ~ .iO
soS Alpha. %. IS. 3h. 81. 81. IN So.
MS Bslehsr. Ism, Is. i5t
100 conniseee. IAN. IL
sD sierra Nevada. f0s. i0x. iO's
do Hzehequer. i1S. i2t. i2's
10 Bullioa. 81
30 ovsrmsn, Is. Ttk. tax. Itx -
iiso Justice. an, "a, si'.. - hio. "a.
sf5 Union Gen.. liz. IN bio
800 Lady Bryan. 90
y Julia. o. q.
800 caieionia, . o..
~ BAltimor-. ~
7iu silver Nm. 81,
80 Dayton, .
30 New York Con-. Tsc
90 Challenge.
- wooivil'c. ~.
NJ Andes. ~
40 North Con. virginis. XIV
10 Levisthan. foc
Ion Worlds. I
2s Lady wA.ninston.i
100 Prospect. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13

Lrox's KAruARiox makes beautiful.
glossy, luIuriant hair prevents is falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. Is charmingly perfumed.
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13

orR LroisLArrRx.-ThS political com.
ple,ion Of cur present or coming legisla-
lure il figured ur a. follows: In the Sen.
a,e-Republicans, ~; Democrats, II; In
dependsn, tRossl will probably act with
the Republicans. Nys county 10 yet 10
hear from. but concsding . Democrat thsrs.
which /, not at all probable, the political
complexion Of the Senate will DO . tie; but
IL this IL Oh. casa Adams, the President,
will have the casting vote. which will give
the Democrats control. According : the
returns the Republicans have elected at
least &c Of the 50 members Of the Assem-.
bly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13

HAsAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores tho complexion. removes freekles,
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application san.
not be detected,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13
TIKI 0uTIAnK.

Owing to tho universal stringency and
dull times for tho last few months, the
people generally practice economy In their
purchases in all branches OF trade. The
clothing business has felt tho pressure
with ths rest. Considering the situation,
wo feel gratiflcd that our business has
held its own beyond our expectations. Al.
though the hard times are not yet past,
VIC feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE KEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, we are laying In
q large and woll-selccted stock Of custom.
made clothing for men and boys. furnish.
goods, boots. shoes, hats, trunks, ~valises,
blankets, ETC., and In purchasing Kept an
eye 10 The naia chanee- namely: buying
chcap-for we know that we must sell low
to meet the depleted purses Of the com.
nunity, and We can and will do II. Com,
and sec II We don't.
REIssrEis X WOLF,
Leading Clothiers. Gold mn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13

woRLp's GrEAr REMEDY Medical
Wonder" - for rheumatism. neuralgia,
ersnp-colic. colds, sprains, burns. tooth.
ache. etc. oeA tns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-13
DRY GOODS, Etc.

DRY GOODS, Etc.
LAST WORDS OF A. 7. sTlWAR1I
ADVICE TO HIS OLD axRKs,
Let Dry Goods Come Down!
DEAL JUSTLY AND EQuiTADlY
WITH ALL.
ID. BLOCK 4 co.
HANyu.. I ssc. !: lind Fs ssis... I"
WORTH
FANCY AND DRY GOODS!
Th.y offer all NEE soods ct New Yosh psr
chsse pneesi
D. BLOCK q CO..
CAN and WILL soil all Goods In tbdr line
81 piess % low % thsJ rule In any part Of the
Rssi. and willis euaonr. rep the full bsuni.
D. BLOCK e. co.
MAKE. MONEY sY IT.
We have % hssd
5000 yIrcHs " cALlc0Es AL kinds
DLRAcHlD COTTON AND snRHris0. BY
the case;
PLASNRis OF EVERY GRADE,
DROWN TABLE LisKNs;
TowRIs AND NAPKINS. and
800 MARsrn.LRs AND orHEs QUILTS.
At all prices.
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
YvLL LIN.
Aipseas.
Oussi~-rss.
Dr~p - Rie,
M~iaieIsise,
Arnars.
Rte, Ris.,
AT Low PRICES.
DRESS GOODS.
Thmuiss silks and yriusss to Match
all shades Of sssts.
OUR BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS
ARE OF THE BEAT LYONS LOOMS.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF cloAks,
Prom the celebrated house q
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 4 CO.. New Yosi.
AT NEW YORK PRICES.
We hep . ,tock Of goods hon Which The
poorest and the richest csn chsoss d pdees 10
cult their respsetlvs pune. Como and ~.
am q. alo0k A 90.
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Arr,,.l. Y....ra., Msr.,nu.

1T CSvie L0ck. n Longheid
Mn O'DonAld n Copplus MrJ & Mclean
Miss n shsrL Mr. Forsyth Mrs Meyer
dan W Msr-'on Mrs Con
Mics n Duncan j J Williams MsAL Quincy
Mrs u u Gait Judge Sawyer Jacvb-
J W whitch.r Mr. IL Y NJ Kelly
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

SPECIAL TO TIE soID NIL DAILY NEWS.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL TO TN. solp HrA. D.,Lr r,v,,
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We hep . ,tock Of goods nom Which The
poorest and The richest csn chsoss d pdees 10
suit their respective punes. Como and ~.
Am n - m
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D. BLOCK a CO.

CAN and WILL sell all Goods In thar line
81 prices % Low % thsy ruis In any part OF the
Rsst. and willis euaonrs rep the full bsuni.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-01

FRANKLIN in his S5th year, gave hi.
friend, President Stiles Of Yale, this ac'
count Of his beliefs: | believe in one
God, the creator of the universe. That
he governs it by his providence. That he
ought to be worshipped. That the most
acceptable service we render to him is
doing good to his other children. That
the soul Of. man is immortal, and will be
treated with Justice, in another life, re.
specting its conduct in this. These !
take to be tho fundamental points in all
sound religion; and regard them, as you
do, in whatsoever sect l meet with them.
As 10 Jesus OF Nazareth, my opinion Of
whom you particularly desire, ! think
his system OF morals and his religion, as
he left them to US, the best the world
ever saw or Is likely to see. But l appre'
bend il has received various corrupting
changes; and l have, with most Of the
present dissenters in England, some
doubts as to his divinity, though 1t is a
question never dogmatiEed upon, hay
ing never studied 1t, and think II needless
TO busy myself with il now, when ex'
pect soon an opportunity Of knowing the
truth with less trouble. Sce no harm,
however, in its being believed;it that be.
lief has the good consequence, as 1t prob
ably has, OF making his doctrines more
respected and more observed; especially
as / do not perceive that the Supreme
takes it amiss, by distinguishing the un:
believers in his government Of the world
with any peculiar marks Of his displeas'
urc. | shall only add, respecting myself
that, having experienced the goodness oil
that Being In conducting me prosperous,
~ through long life, l have no doubt oil
It's continuance in the next, though with
out the smallest oonceit OF mentioning
such goodness.
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sheep. and collaborating in Cal.
ifOrnia.

ifOrntn.
lsan Fnncisco Alta California;
The bu.iness Of grazing seems to have
reached turning point in California,
It is Just now extremely depressed, and
the present circumstances suggest and
favor some changes. Tho construction
Of railroads, the spread Of settlements,
the extension OF the area occupied by
grain, the rapid multiplication Of sheep,
and the rise IN the value OF land, have
tended to increase the demand while d.
minishing the supply Of pasture 80 much
that there would probably be serious
loss il next winter should bring scanty
rainfall. The apprehension Of such q
disaster, the low price Of merino wool,
and the cheRpness Of mutton-the last
partly the result OF the large grass crop
and the unexpected difficulty in driv-
ing sheep to Arizona, have contributed
to bring on panic in the sheep market.
A number Of wool.growers have for
years been looking forward to the time
when they would be compelled TO drive
their herds across the Colorado; but the
great losses TO many that made the at
Tempt last year, rising in some cases 10
three fourths, have checked the transfer,
though II favorable reports should be re-
ceiyed from the herds now on the way, II
will soon be continued on q large scale.
It looks now rs II CALIFORNIA; wonder
full increase in the number Of sheep
doubling about once in four years,-after
having been keptup for twenty years, had
at last come to an end. The slower in
crease OF the future will be accompanied
by larger consumption Of mutton, and
more regard on the part Of the WOOL
growers to the qualities demanded by the
butchers. Heretofore the quality Of the
mutton was a small matter; now that 1t
promises TO become important it may
help to change the breed and also to slim
uIate the keeping Of few sheep about
nearly every farmhouse, as is the custom
in some parts OF Europe, For such pur.
pose tue large long.wool sheep will be
preferred.
The competition Of the mutton will in
jure the demand for beef Of the common
stock, and the old Spanish stock will have
to:aufer. It has no valuable quality OK.
cept the capacity OF bearing starvation
to which it was often exposed, but now
that wheat hay is cut extensively, and
that irrigation has made start, there is
no further need Of the Spanish c2S in
California.
In the production OF large and lively
horses, for which there Is u steady de-
mand at high prices in this city, the State
has not made any creditable progreSs.
Good farm horses, OF what may be called
scrub stock, are common; trotters OF ex-
cellent quality are not rare; but the nc
tive animals needed for heavy teaming
arc tobe obtained with difficulty.
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hundred feet. As soon as the shaft Is
sunk to the required depth, n few feet
will be excayRted in the tunnel, when an
iron cylinder with hinged doors will be
inserted, so that thelab0rers can proceed
with the work. Compressed air will be
forced from the surface into The cavity.
Very little blasting will be necessary, the
first vein Of rock being 100 feet from the
New York side, and the rock is soft. The
depth Of earth over the masonry will not
be less in any part than IS feet, 80 that
no injury can occur from the anchorage
OF vessels. The cost Of this stupsn-
dous enterprise will be Sl6,00O,0O0, Of
which $lO,6OO,000 has been already sub.
scribed. After several legal contests the
Hudson River tunnel company has been
triumphant, and the president, Colonel
Haskin, declares. his determination to
proceed vigorously with the work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-01

TIE HupsoN RIVER TuNNEL.-ActivG
preparations arc now in progress for the
construction OF the Hudson river tunnel
on the Jersey shore. Tho entrance to
the tunnel is located on Jersey avenue,
near 10th street, aud the excavation will
DO carried in northeasterly direction,
terminating in Washington square, New
York. Tho tunnel will b. two miles in
length, and 1t is calculated the cars will
pass through It in three minutes. The
road bed will be % feet in width, The
shaft at the loot OF 18th street, jersey
City, is 100 feet in circumference, and the
brick wall is three feet and four inches
thick. Tho shaft has been sunk TO ne
depth Of 20 feet, and will be further CT.
cAvated to the depth Of g. feet, when thu
excavation beneath the river will DO
commenced. Tie machinery for the
work 10 now in position, and II is stated
that the excavation OF the shaft will be
completed within 20 days. The eastern
grade Of the tunnel il two in a hundred
feet, descending from Jersey City, then
ascending on the New York side two in a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-01

NEW YORK, July .-Cotton-Firm a
l1Xa11 15.l0c. Fiour-Demand FUR and
market firm; No. 9, 81 40a3 10; superfnt
western aud State s. 35a4 20; common -tr
good extra 81 Sud Go; good to choice 81 x
~ %; white wheat extra So 0Oa7 20; extra
Ohio 81 40aG IS; st. Louis ~ gOaS 50
Wheat-ln good demand; ungrHded spring
OGca 81 70; No. Minnesota spring 81 l5a
10; No. Milwaukee 81 1sal 20; No. . do
steam 08c: No. , Chicago spring 92cA$l 0ji
No. 8 do. SOaSjc. Rye-Dull; State 65a7Sc
western 5OaG7c; Canada In bond Use. Bar
ley Nominal. MNlt-Steady. Corn
Steady and in moderate demand; western
mixed, hot and warm, 47a52C; do. uugraded
53a5G1Gc. 0ats-Prime firm, poor heavy
western mixed State 23a42c; while west
ern do. 3ia4Sc. Hay and HOps-Quiet and
unchanged. Coffee, Sugar and MOlasses-
Quiet md unchanged. Whisky-Eirm at
81 1879,
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GheGntelti9erter;
REST IN THE GRAVE.


Rest 10 the graVCi-but rest Is for the weary,
And her 6llght limbs were hardly GRIT for Toll;
hest Is for lives worn out, deserted, dreaTy,
Which have no brightness left for death to spoil
We ycarn for rest, whom power and passion wastes
Have left 10 memory. nothing but regret:
She sleeps while LIES best pleasures all untasted
Had scarce approached her rosy lips aSyCt
Her chIldlkeeyeIs still lacked their crOwnIng sweet
ne1,
Her form was rlPenIng 10 more perfect graeO,
Shs died, with the pathetic incompietenesa
OF beauty's promise on her PAllld lace
What undevsloped gifts, whit powers untested,
PcrchAnCc, with her have passed away from earIli
What germs Of thought, In that young Oraih aF-
rested. 80,
May never grow and quicken and have birth! .
She knew not love, who might haVa loved e truly
Though lOVe-1reams stirred her iAncy' iain' anu
fleet; ,,,.....,.
Her SOULS ethereal wings were budding newly,
II0r WOmAn's heart had scarce begun TO Deaf
We drink the sweet Of life, We drink the bitter,
And death 10 us would almost seem boom,
hut why, 10 her, for whom glad life Wers litter,
should darkness come ere day had reached It's
nOOn2
EoansWsr,-aaVo tho echo Of our weeping,
Which FROM the woodland and tho moor Is heard,
Where, 10 the spring time, ruthless SloTn-Wlnds
Have slain the unborn flower and new. lle.lsel
blrd.-l Temple Bar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-01

CHICAGO, July 81. - Flour = Dull
Wheat-StrOng and higher; No. Chicago
spring SSHc spot; SOC August; 9324c Sep
TENDER; No. 8, 8Oci rejected G3lGC. Corr
Steady and 6rm; No. 9, 451zc ispOt ant
August; 4554c September. Oats-AGtiy'
and shade higher; No. ., SOC spot; 2O94'
bid September. Rye-Quiet and unChang
cd. Barley-Steady at Zoe. POrk-FairlI
active aud a shade higher; SIS rs 'spol
SIS 95al8 81 q September. Lard-Dull.a
$40 95all O0spot; $40 80 September. Bulk
Meats-Steady and unchanged. Whisky
Steady and firm at 81 l0X.
On call board wheat was firm at $685.
August; 94LSC September. Corn and oats
unchanged. Lard frmer at $l1 90 August
Sll 10 September.