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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-11

POLICE REpoRT.-Thc following cases were
reported this morning:
Moses Harris. colored, for keeping swine in
the city limits was 61ed and discharged.
Marcus Angus, white tramp, for coming to
the station house druLk, was ordered to leave
the city.
Phillip Day, colored, for using profane Ian.
guage at the St. Asaph street depot, was fined
and discharged.
Nine lougers at the station house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-11

ELECTION OF BANK DIRECTORS. The an
nuaI election OF Directors Of the several backs
was held to-day, with the following result:
First National Bank: James NJ. Stewart,
Allen G. Harmon, S. +. Gregory, L. 4: Sta
bier, W. j. Boothe, Jos. Broders, S. +. Beach
and f. S. Leadbeater.
Cilzsos' National Bank: John B. Smoot,
John B. DaiogerGeld, Benoni Wheat, Robert
NJ Lawson aud z. B Hooe.
Bank of the Old Dominion: J. j. Wheat,
w. G. Caz-uove, j B. Dainger6eld, John B.
Smoot, Josiah H. D. Smoot, Bauonl Wheat,
B. Barton, w. d. Corse aud t. Henderson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-11

AS we are determined to reduce stock very
considerably by that date,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-11

oct Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-11

TANNEY'S CELEBRATED CHILBLA1N
y LINIMENT--Anin fallible cure for Frost
Ell Feet Price twenty five cents per bottle.
Liberal discount to the trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-11

~ BBLS COAL OIL and FIVE bbLo
lO Aladdin SECURITY OIL in store
and for sale at 10 west market rates; 20
dec 10 JAN ~ ~ = -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

sg~ Sdssrlatein. Gin Sdssr ersdbIts !:
Sd sins auf bic gnteniasS. Dad lanssm
Ssrumirren entbedte i9 zines Cages Elm
@nteupaar i'm S9ilfe. SD brsnne los u.
ellie bin, bic 8eute ;u bolen; aber wel9 Elm
Wunber! Der erlesten Gnie ~seseniibsr lag
elm Siri4 in ben Iesten !3udunsen, unb ais
id i'm a~ufsubsben iu9te, lag Elm toSter
Saie inter ibm. Wifen sic, ME bas sus
sssansen mar? Die &usel mar bur9 bic
gnte sssansen, burd unb burd, bate ben
Grid, Der serabe in SdaBweits ssitanbsn,
tSbtli9 setrOffsn unb bieier mar auf ben
SaIsn sefalen, Der rubis i'm Eager ssIessn
bate. Sod e~rfreat iber bieien 10 sIidlis
den S6aB, i9lus i3 bic 9dnoe iber benz
8opfesuiamme uno eri@lase sineS dnepfe,
bic in benz a~usenblid iiber mid binfliest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

.Y Sin Brief an ben Raiier. Sin
llldbriser &nabe in @reifenborf, In Bob.
men, i9rieb folsenben 8risf unb ididte
i'm per polt mad Wien an feline Moreiie:
Serr Saiier in Wien! Sd mS9te Yrieiter
ODER 2ebrsr merben. Mteim Yater 1T elm
Weber unb bat fsin @sIb. 8itte, lieber
9err 9aiier, i9iden sic mir @slb, bamit
i4 lernen fdnn, UNI Yrieiter oSer 0ebrer gu
wsrben. Sd sriBe Die 6raa 8aiierin unb
bic &inoer. (@es.) Soief Ssnneid.-
Dieter Brief selan9te u on ben Gripats
ietretdr unb bur9 bisien an Den Maosars
den. Der finbIids Stpl sefisI benz Sai-
Ter 10 iebr, baB er ii1 beim 8irgermsiiter
ienes b0bmi den Oorfss mad ben 0srbdlts
niien bes Soief 8ennei9 er~tunoiste. Oils
beHen 8eri9t siinitis a%usfiel, murbe ser
8nabe auf faiierli1e Roifen beim S1uIs
inipeetor in Swittau (ber nd1lisn Stabt)
undergraduate unb bieiem bic iorsfdlt &c
Grsisbuns Ses 8naben Defenders ans Sers
selest. Oieier bsberste Sunse fam iona9
Yrieitsr ober 9ebrer weroen, ie na4bem es
ibm sefdut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

ga freili6, antportete Der S6iiler.
Uiein 8ater fittert mid unb sic unterri9:
ten mid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

sB" Gut seantportet. Sunse, Bit bu
10 bumn, fubr elm 2eb,er einen Sdiler an ;
i6 bents, bu biit better sefittert ais unters
rihtet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30
On Strousbera.

Sin beiiii@es SIattt usr6ffentIidt bi'
folsenben 0erie:
@riinoIider 9ranber, mas bait bu MIDI
aues sesranbet!
ltnersrinblides ielbit bait on gu Stanb,
gebra9t.
Gag AUDI tein @runb Dor. bu fanbeit Der
@runb bod gum @riinben
@rafen uno Siriten io9ar bait bu gu @riin:
bern semadt.
9riinbli9 BAIT bu aud seleert Der y@e
srinOeten" geutel,
@runblos mat INNER bic Bradt, bic bu
~.setrasen CUR S9au,
llnb Oa 10 sriinbIi6 bu sriinbenb su @runb'
seri9tet
Sauienbe, boff' i'd, paB bid @rinber mar
sriinSIl3 iest iaBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30
STR Sarrter pom Sa&fon
Sonntp anS nmseeenb
gu ben nieorisiten Yrsiisn;
8aar ooer OUT Seit.

rt6tnes Rtaptrs unb % N Ginfahheit, iei1tt
banbtabuns unh DauGtafistet ans tbrt Sauptpsradst.
8tutr babsn nr ben Suptrfsr Npptr Der fttnt
5snb aus esrisH Drf4mafStam. Galtisatsrsn, pflaas,
Wa8en &c.
Gle baittn tttnfs 81 tsribmte 2 rSm it atts Q Q.
3ufritb tsbet % Ia pas ~tesrssen bic tiaisfe Dla(6tus esrart.
grfasaidt tur Msparatartn tets ~pprr6tbis.
go w uns bic Gesatur, h~btrtraesn fir III. ntat gptIfsn
,~usfsauns srlanst tat; fur 5 SABRE ntrs ~sarantirt. eprt.
bet scr unh ~lberiusd Gua ieltf.
N 5srr gDenf6tnf maHt has gubIthant aufmetlfam,
bae a. tmmtr btet IN, aIs sHsnii6n austisnar Az ~fanstrsn;
t bebitnt a9 babd mad 8sltsben Der eMti6m pbsr snalii6tn
epra6t isslt 5ufrisetuteitrire ~suarantirt ane ithr. m6bte,
prdft seftat.
Resler & @einf9enf,
fls-2N Bellevue Sadfun Gs., Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

~ Die fransSii9sn Gommlrnar6s bas
ben bei6loGen, anitatt Der aIteng essi9nuns
Burger ben ausSrnd gompasnOn su ietsn.
g9is melt bod bieiss Srantrsi5 bintsr
uns suriid 1T Bel unS bat man idon LANCE
seitobleu, seplinbert II. seraubt-im Cons
pasnie, iast bas vMarreni9iff."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

.B| Der &aiier BON Oeiterrei9 Be.
sriiBte auf ieiner neuIi9en Reiie mad Dal:
matien ben aIs 9itfopf betannten @rafeu
CT Bel be, MubienS nit ben Worten ]:
IS serei4t mir gum sroBen Sersniisen,
baB i'd Sic gum Maior babe befSrOern
tonnen. ~ Nun, bieies Sersniiseu bdtten
iid Sure Maieitdt idon friber b~ereiteu
f0nnen," eruieberte Der Serr Maior.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

Nabe Gan Sole, Californian, fanb Dor
etpas mebr aIs einem Sabre bic slei9sei:
tise 8erebli9uns pom spei iunsen, innis
nit chamber be~freunbeten Mdo9sn itatt.
bstamen alS 6rauen an einem uno bemiels
ben Gage, &inoer, bret Gage ipdter itarben
bic letten in berielben Stunbe, uno brei
WOden ipdter sinsen falt sleidseitis beioe
Trauen nit COB ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

sg SIN Salsburs wurbe fiirsIi6 Der
SasIObner Soiepb 6oritner BON ben Sc
l9pornen wesen semeinen Morbes gum
GoSe perurtbeilt. Na9bem bic YerbanS.
lung sei4loien NOR, fus i'm Semanb, mas
er gu ieinem llrtbeiI iase. ga msinte er
yOas madt ma mir wenisitens trias ! br
bret GAG auat s'eiien un6 s~'tripten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30
Nene 4 c 9 rau t 10 erbune.

r9ei benz 9errn pom 0radislmepsr
Grat iinsit Goam elm ais Seier,
8ies auf beiien Eo9ter sSSa,
Sittenb !: ,9ater glib mir bic ba.
limb sr bate ni@ts basesen,
Sab baIo serne ieinen Seseu.
rOp3 mein Seseu gilt nur, usnn oa,
On, bic Sba, aab piuit ben ba!~
limb es MOLTEN 9eibe, feb ba!
Die ba ben ba, Der ba bic ba,
Soa Ibam, Ibam S6a!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

sy 8sim Spielen naunte fid elmer
einmal ibsr bas anbsrsmal sinen Gisl eis
men OumpffOpf. S9neu uerieste ibm elm
anberer cine Sbrfeise nit ben Norten !:
sd Ieibe es ni9t, baB man msinsn Treunb
i1impft."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30
Mmterba ltenD E 8.

Wptts: anadntisr e6srj sismtt BEN Gbrtasn,
trbeitert BITE Ssele unb b~tferbert ftibf
bic @eiunbbeit ess 9sibes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

NetcursS iletS, $3.50 Surr.
Rintsr ,rifden 1 uns 10 Setren bic saline.
Sausltnee 50 guFrsnss.
Wtstn 6raHt ans yafaas in eisien in isssr
SinlI&t empfeblsnswsrtbtu S@ifsr rtnft man
F& on bic General. assntsn
". S@uma@er s So,
@s. 9 Spatt gsasIss e;tr., SaEtimsrt.
1BaIftr u. Hbcmbsrg, Ode 8. NIB Nainarass, ifu
Stsfrui dssaisn fur Dubuque une luiseesnh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

lag Mutter: ~yalnbreas, wie sefdut
Dir bein nsusr 2ebrer ?"-gnbreas %,
bas lit elm aaSse,eidneter 9ebrer. Der
tiimmert ii9 nidts orum, Oh mir uniere
aufsabe seIernt baben ober ni@t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

ssY Oas bette SolS. Ser alte Gam I.
9. in Grenton ioate eire neue Sens bauen
unb puroe sefrast. peldes 9ols I'M beiten
gu Yfoifen I'M set weroen t0nnte?
gr antuortete: QtaSien, Wabame, Ifa>
glen. Oas lumpise Stoff bdIt cine game
9~ebensSeit aus; i'd bab's idon speimal
probirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30
Yeter &iene's
Oenerai Z MAentmr

fir bic 5ruersriS sruusssskaItaften
CAPITAL am 1. Sanuar 1874
Smpcrial Don YonSou, 8 5000, 0ot
RoBal Don 2iperpoe, 1000, oOe
German american D. R.sY. l,e50,sol
ct. PAUL Don ct. Saul, sl9,e2l
ct. Soiepb pou Wifouri, 575, 4ss
Sremcrs Don @iIipautes. $4,000
Villas BON Sartforb 1000, OOo
aetma eiie Sninranec 60. O,l2o, soc
CD!e dlsefs tn amsriia.)
R. VI. Greioential p. Sartforb, l,5Oo,s 81
Commercial Don 2iperpool 10, 1000, Oot
lid. md6tesn Grmsasnieer, BE as I'd BEN gsisaes Uni
Setpn 5tuer eur3 plrtht4e 3ablaHe ibrrr gerluAt {,
rdbrt baeea, s~npftbltn I'D feisf une tsnneu Serf&srunsu
zen Gissnibnn " ben bigisaen @atsa sntsessn stusunsu
psseCu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08
I,,,,nlIu,iou Of State Officers.

Sr. PAUL, MINI, January 1.-The
Staa6f bGcersl clecttilslast isll took the
oath 81 Office to-day in the presence OF
both houses Of the Legislature. In nc.
cortlancc with the absurd custom OF pre-.
vions> years, ,g1wo GoyernorS messages
wcrc read 10 the Legislature, one from
the outgoing Governor Davis and one
FROM the incoming Governor (Pillsbury).
The messages Nere of. Che average length
Of Presidents messages, and the matters
discussed were exclusively local. The
finances Of the State are in good condi,,
tion. The Sbalahte IN tic! hands Of the.
Treasurer on the lst Of December was
Sl30,2ij. Both messages recommend n
liberal appropriation 10 enable the State
to make u crcditablc appearance at the
Centennial show ut Philadelphia. The
uOst in,portaDt recommendation oil. gen
eral interest htakoi made BY l,Cthj Gov,
crnors, namely: that immediate steps
be taken to bring about an honorable
adjustment and eventual payment Of the
obligations OF tlIe'Statc involved in the
old repudiatcd State railroad bonds.
Governor Pillesbury says am profound.
ly imprbscd witlrtlIe convirtion that tho
longer pOstponcment Of action looking
to the honest and full adjustment Of this
long deferred Indebtedness, must inilict
up0n1he'f'pr nAmctof oar State Ihe ih-
ciiacable StAin,oi repudiati6b md v6n-
ture, with the beginning of my official
duties, to commend thisEknbiec to your
scriOuS and favorable action. Governor
Davis arguing in favor Of arbtratiorh TO
the amount cquitahly due by
the Slnte to the'holdcrsof the honds says,
aSto the portion which we wrOngIulIy re.
fuse the worldwill hold that We rPpudatc
as long a. We deny jurisdiction to nay
tribunal to entertain the question in
volvcd. suppose that when the
clEims 81 this government against the
Kingdom VI Great Britain were first ad.
vanccd Ou Npunt Of the damages done
by the Confederate cruisers, tho English
people were as firmly resolved TO pay
nothing as>Any Oi'our people to-day nre;
but no man and no nation Onght to be
Judge in its own case, and accordingly
those great Governments constituted
court ut Geneva md submitted to its ia.
rirdiction and abidcd by the Judgment Of
that unimprewiOnal forum, an example
worthy Of our imitation. A Board OF
Commissioners composed OF men not OF
this State, cnipont for their integrity and
judicial wisdom, oOnld he invested with
Jurisdiction to hear and determine the
question involved by the consideration
Of every equity, legal or moral, existing
on either side OF the controversy. ltcan-
not be presumed that our people would
hcaitatC to perform the award, III their
bonds were void Of inception for any rca.
son, or II they were procured by frN,idu.
lent representation or uniaithful perform
ancc Of condition anil precedent, or il |
there Is class Of unfortunate persons
who invested in good faith for value with.
out notice, so thnt the last named defense
is not applicable to them or they arc
wholly due, let us meet each response
bility MS becomes n great State holding
its honor deHrcr than anything else.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08
Plymouth Church Meeting.

New YORK, January AT the ad.
journed annual meeting Of Plymouth
Church tonight, Rev. Edward Beecher,
chairman Of the committee to make ar
rangements to call u mutual council, re-
ported that it had been expected that they
would be able to give full list Of the
churches invited 10 participate, but Mr..
Van Cott counsel for Mr.. Moulton, had
stated that he had not received a response
from any Of the churches invited, and at
his request the final decision had been
put oil. They hoped to be able to finish
their labors Monday. Mr.. Beeohor (the
pastor), Rev. Edward Beechcr, Rossiter
W. Raymond and Thomas e. Shearmah
were appointed 10 represent the church
before the council. MIR. Fl. W. Bcecher
said they would be expected to provide
for the members OF the council, and a
motion waS made and carried extending
the hospitalitics Of the church to every
pastor and delegate. The meeting ad-
journcd until Friday evening, unless
sooner called.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08

The river continues to fall, tho marks
last evening indicating about s feet,
The Express departed for Parkersburg
nj noon.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday morning. She will return this
afternoon At 4 o'clock.
The towboat Hope passed up at noon.
The Market Boy will resume her regu-
lar trips between Pittsburgh aud Wheel
ing next Thursday. She Is now lying at
Pittsburgh getting her shaft, pitman and
cylinder repaired.
TheJames Jackson passed up with 4
tow Of oil barges.
The Fearless passed up with two model
barges loaded with iron ore and several
coal bargcs.
The Courier is the regular Parkersburg
packet to-day.
The Granite State will pass down To-
day, en- route for Portsmouth.
LlIy Telegraph
MENPHIs, January 7.--River rose five
inches. Arriycd--Ruth, White river. De.
parted-Rhodcs, Pittsburgh; Cons MiIlar,
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January River 81 feet
s inches and falling. Weather cool and
fair. Arrivcd-Andy Baum, Memphis.
Departcd-Andcs. Wheeling.
LITTLE Rock, January 7.--Wcather
clear and pleasant. River still rising il
now feet I inches on gauge.
EVANSVILLE, January g. Weather
clear. Mercury 30 TO 81 degrees. River
u 2.l0 feet and falling. Up-John W,
Woods, Pat Clcburnc aud George Roberts.
Down-Sam Brown and tow, Glasgow,
AgRic, TaraSCan and Nint Shinklc.
Business light.
CAIRO, January 7,-Dcparted-MobilC,
New Orleans; Pcyton, New Orleans
Nail City, ST. Louis. River Is feet s
inches and rising. Weather clear. Mcr'
curry 81 dogs.
NASHVILLE, January River falling,
10 feet on shoals. Departcd-Alcx Ken
nll, Isabelle and Eldyvillc, for Cairo.
lOu1SvtLLE, Weather mild and clear.
River 0 feet 10 inches. : feet in canal.
Arrived Susie Silver, New Orleans;
Andy Baum, Memphis, Departed Baum,
and Silver, Cincinnati.
VIcKsBuRo. January 7.-Up-Alton,
Illinois, Ashland and Atlantic. Down
ScuddCr.
SIS. LOUIS, January 7.-Arrivel--Juliu,
Vioksburg; Sevannal, Davenport, Dc.
partcd-YacgCr, New Orleans. River
risen inches. Weather clear aud warm.
For Additional 7slemapA &e Third Prgt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08
Chicago.

CHICAGO, January Flour ur-Dull.
Wheat-Firmer; No. Chicago spring 81 o5;
No. do 953Sc spot; 95c February; 97c
March; 81 0i May; No. Chicago spring
7SJ1a7SAc; rejected G3aG4c. Corn-firm.
cr No. 9, 4Sc spot; 49Sc February; 45kc
May. 0ats-Steady and firm; No. ., soc
bid, spot; 3OHa367sc February. Rye-
Quiet and unchanged. Barley-Fairly ac-
tive and n shade higher; 701fc spot; IKE
February. Dressed Hogs-Actiye, firm and
higher; common lots 7MaSc; shipping 81
SIsc; Pork-SteAdya and unchanged; S19 20
spot; $40 SIX February. Lard-Good de.
mand at full prices; Sl2 80 spot; $l2 S7a
u 10 February. Bnlk Meats-Steady and
unchanged. Nhisky-Sl 90.
On call board wheat shade lower 95sGc
February; 95hc January. Corn steadier;
January; 429Sa421Ic February.
Oats firm and unchanged. Pork active
and firm; $40 27I1al9 80 cash; $40 As Feb
ruary. Lard tirIucr; Si9 30 cash; Sl2 42X
FChrliarv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08

J. L. Parkinson is inserted: age 40, il
practice 10 years, worth 5000 in rea1
estate and 81, 900 in personal property.
For Proaton county We notice that the
law firm OF Brown & Worley is inserted
and are pleased to see that our old friend
Uncle Billy Blown, at the advanced age o.
70, has achieved gratifying measure Of
pecuniury success IN life, being reported
as worth 100000 in real estate and $685.
900 in personal property. Good enough
In the list Of real estate agents for the
various promincnt, points throughout the
State the name Of Tho4 HOrnbrook, ESQ.,
is given for Wheeling. The worldly poSs-
essions Of our horticultural and agricul.
tural friend'arc not set down along with
his name, and, lest some inquirer after
knowledge, in. looking through this
volume, should come to the erro.
Reous conclusion that the great
florist Of Wheeling is an iInpecunious
and irresponsible individual We take
the liberty of saying that be can draw a
check to match one Of Uncle Billy's best
signatures which is also good enough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08

New YORK, january 7s-Cotton-Dull
at l3 5.lGa13kc. Flour-In buyers favor
and more doing, chiefly forcxport; superGne
State and western 81 25a4 60; common to
good extra "a, ,90a5 50; good to choice IS 40a
8 90; white wheat extra IS 95a7 IS; extra
Ohio 81 S0a7 %; ST. Louis IS 25a9 90; Min
nCsota patent extra good to prime 50 75a
7 %; choice 10 double extra 81 S0A9 90.
Whcat-Irregular and unsettled; low grades
heavy; high grades scarce and firm; No. l
Minnesota hard 81 81; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 2lal %; No. 8 do 81 0Gal OF; No. 2 Nil
wnukcc in store 81 %; No. 5 do 81. 90; un.
graded winter red western 81 Of; No. /
Spnngt$l 30al 81; rejected spring 95a99c;
ungradcd do nOminally 9ScSl 10. Rye
Quiet; western SSa90c; State 94a96e; Cana.
da In bond 9Oc. Barley-Firmer and more
active; Canada East 81 90; No. 2 Bay 81 20
nj 81. Malt-Quiet. Corn-Firmer, with
an active export and bone trade demand;
mixed no grade 81 5711la59c; do graded 66a67c;
old western mixed 70a73c. Oats-Morc nc.
tive: mixed western State 45a4sc; white
western do 4Ga5oc. Cohee.Rio quiet dnd
unchanged. Sugar-Morc active; fair to
good refining SaSHc; prime SIC; refined
unchanged; centrifugal S5ia9c; low Musco.
vado GNa7Nc; clayed sNaS&c. Molasses
New Orleans steady at 50a60c. Whisky
81 IlHai l2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08
PcrcrnpiOrily Closed,

MUsKEGO, !. T., January THE re-
cent decision Of the Secretary Of the Ip-
terror rcrcmptorfIy closes all mining op-
erations in the Choctaw Nation for the
present. The principal sufferers are the
Usage Coal and the Houston, Dallas and
Tcxns Coal Companies; employing two
hundred hands who are thrown out Of
work, ns there is no labor for them In
the Indian territory at present. The de-
cision Of the Secretary is based on the
interest Of the ChicaSnw Nation in the
minerals and timber Of the Choctaws, and
the joint action Of the two national coun-
ellis is required to lcSalizc The contracts
Of the agents Of either nation for the sale
Of coal or timber. This decision rcvcrses
the approval Of the Iatc L. S. Indian
Agent Ingalls, in the contracts heretofore
made. A special session Of the Chicaaaw
Legislature will probably be asked for by
the coal companies to relieve the diff.
Guilty,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08
4 ItnIIrOnd Official AbSc0ndS
with q Woman ana $4,000,

Sr. I.ouIs, January "A Kansas City
special rnya that y. ]. O'Conncr, chief
clerk in the freight department Of the
Kansas City, st. Joe & Council Bluffs
ltnlroad Of this city, hns nbscondcd,
leaving his cash account some $1,000.
short. a Mrs. Davis, who is reported to
I've tho wife Of tho Davis who was mixed
in tho Hannibal H. ST, Joo ticket swindlo
unCRrthcd some tiItcC months ago, left tho
city with him. Ills bondsmCn arc amply
able to mako the deficiency good,
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does the sand in the hour glass-passeS
through the horizontal tube between the
two bulbs and ascending one Of the pipes
to the little tube in the glass basin shoots
up beautiful Jet some Eve or six inches
high, making height Of about eight
inches above the top Of the bulb ~
Tho water falling from the Jet into the
basin runs down the other pipe into the
lower bulb. This goes on until the water
i'd the top bulb Is exhausted and has
run down from the basin into the
lower bulb. To re-start it, 1t Is only
necessary, as in the hour-glass, to reverse
the position Of the bulbs by which the
action Of the fountain can be kept up
indefinitely. There is no pressure upon
the water in the bulb, and yet, contrary
to the laws Of hydrostatics, the phen9me-
non we have mentioned occurs. Our
philosophical friend Fisher could not
explain, and the parties in the East from
whom he purchased II as curiosity
did not deign to throw any light on tho
subject. Neither do We; il is 'philo-
sOphical nut. r-. n 4,
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TOLEDO, January 7.-ElOur-DemRnd
fair and market iim. Whcat-Steady,
with moderate demand; No. 2 white Wa.
bash 81 S21f; No. 3do 81 %; No. white
Michigan 81 25; No. 5 do 81 is; extra white
Michigan 81 3?IS; amber Michigan spot
6Sanj M6SeSan y % and SG sTkSt rsd 81 osM y GGR bgR
mixed spot and seller February 4s1fc; low
mixed 47iIc; no grade 4ic. Oats-steady
and in moderate demand; No. ., SEC seller
january; 3G15a37c seller February.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08
PhiladeIphia.

PHILADBLrniA, January 7. Glover
Seed-ll l9al2Hc; timothy nominal; Aax.
seed 81 G5al G7. Petroleum-Firm; refined
iS15c; crude l05sc. Flour-In better re.
quest and unchanged. Wheat-Inactive;
Pennsylvania red 81 35a1 IS; western 81 10
al l51s. Corn-Deprcssed; yellow 56c for
new; 6Sa70c for old, 0ats-Stcady; white
45a60c; mixed 45c. Buttcr-Quiet; New
York and Bradford county extras SSaS4c;
tirsts Sic; western extra 2Sa29c; firsts Goa
2Gc; rolls western extras 27a29c; frsts 25a
26c. Chccse-Quiet; New York fancy l23te;
prime 12ERlS14c; western fine i91SaiSc.
Eggs-WeakcE Pennsylvania, New jersey
and Delaware fresh 8Oa3lc; western Poe.
Whisky-Dcclining; western iron bound at
81 IL.
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Germany ana IItramontnniS,n.

LONDON, January The RaR Mad
Gaseiic this afternoon has q special telc
gram from berlin containing the follow,
ing; The semi. official Journals having
expressed the opinion that tho Ultra,
montana opposition ~ The Government
is abAting, the Germanid (UltrhmontnnC
Organ) declares TINT tho assumption IL un.
founded. "The submission to the State
in the sense demanded by Prussia is con.
trary to the fundamental principles Of
the Church, anh can never bu accorded -