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r.n ,,,c,rr,t.a r,.t,, mi, ..<.h hin, wh.,hn,
Al fhat fira <, iii -, ~ n"rtc1 IN hsvr snv In
scrcsI In tbat Tailr0ad,
herss Ths i, aIways W%' dono by spc.kers. never
ht.T, Of In lie r ron'i ee''ore ''
c o sfar M esr; 10 ."ns Thfh r.; ,"Ga I'D. eo
Caldwell. and hones @ be vii be pIcased, '''"'
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~ intsrc.t tsins III, .o t Hos+nM mi ste tsIa.
well. l''e'' o''''' "''' ~ ~ N'''''' all" '''
"'''' ANOTHER tr7rnn. ..
AuantTA net. :! l-nStcrs an 10 tnf.ncs nnm.
MT etala ab11s ths $l1 ooo tfnnssse!on 1etWcsn
frnm F.hcs s tnr sia oo !and n1aiS Rrnnts "a an Es G
as ofars aeaaesonns ai ns"'0''' 0@''' 0' 'e''" 'na
II, ,5rSE, 1son;.nlAsns thanks Fisher Tor Offering
n M esss rsa'e n H. w IT. rs GawG ns,nn
,iav' not lnten 70 20 denlhcad r. tlc enterntsc;
Ts IL nSn en o.
eon'nhn1atcd.l
ANOTHER LETTER.
WAsntSaroN. 5iay 4, la7n.-Uclicvcs Caldwell
NEXT LETTHn
n.!nc cspln1n. tns causes of delay in transferring
ss,r sho n'rsR nHs f,esF mnnncf.tood Gawe
aat Paying thoec notes. Hainc u emnaffaetea'
ron,i, rn,issy !. y ehnrgen WIN eoing wGai1hy, p'ne.
sn5 stn Xxx - commandments Lopsh inr netl, nfue te
~ posfn"en money; hnlhe Whnte4 ~ ~ -
~ MMas,nington .hs w!nssr VIII tho load OIL; wants
LIE ie1'cf SHOWN 70 Cnlawell.
,,,...-... ANOTHER LETTER. -,,
WAs'itSoT6N, II. c.. April IL, ls'9: = blaine IN
unable 10 aenu n,oney; wants c"plcs 81 hls notss:
clnf1s that Fisher sttll owe" him tlul; uoo
IN honas Tor which H. in1a thtee
ysnrs hefoEe; fe'er., nl.o to ~: ooG bof5o%S Is H
winch ne = "fttl carrying; nentlGns nlen ~. WV
!ahH' grant eoinia Ut ths ul.n taclc company no
naa VT Win Eisel w1ich rts,eF ~ mau ,eHchamgea
taF ldttlc Hnck: thter Union tacIten only hcnnGGH
IN part to blAint; blatne wants copies 81 aii ny
notes anu Ioes nnt wlsh any q hls notcs put nnt
az collateral to thisd paFtieh; hnns sSpnsns that
= inay M nislnbcf u ny tatnly hAd noaEAt thGse
xn.uoo Enoh iae,he boHas onh u httoeK,hniaet gnar,
o Mtnv q u SIsI ex ogpqhr ese m
U" III i,isn nGa sa 1s ns.. c,. MI ,hc n,n,rx MILL.
Eai na''. a. ePGs!ne" III tne nsn!o'nmnnM III %h,sn
S scts15ea a. whs mc'olananm NJ Ba,ne saiu s
.sl.cnasn 10 Seep tof ~ pc!a3nal Reoteeuon as
rfnn was yesy e. s9aec @ cc1 Eea5 y M e emH
:ai M.tisatn memornnanm m % w w. ~, very hrsst a.
". ". u H., NJ soAeMe q tneAc hessiai !et.
leFh. lHG HlEtHk Wnh, n0"EFe!s Hl1N6 III II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25

10 live with a man that stole your child
from the cradle before your very eyes.
Think Of being compelled 70 live with q
thief oil your life, to spend your days
with white loaier, and TO DO under his
control. The black people have suffered
enough Applause. For 200 years they
were owned, and bought, and sold, and
and branded like cattle. For 200 years
every human tie was rent and torn asun.
der by the brutal, .
BLOODY HANDS OF AvARIcE AND MIGHT.
They have suffered enoughl During the
war the black people were not only our
friends, but whenever they were entrust.:
ed with the families, with the wives and
children Of their masters, they were true
10 them. They staid at home and pro-
tected the wife and children Of the master
while he went into the field and fought
for the right 10 sell the wife and the right
to whip and sell the child Of the very
black man that was protecting his family:
The black people, ! say, have suffered
enough. And Tor that reason am In
favor OF this government protecting them
in every right they have got in every
Southern State, II Il takes another war 10
do It. [Cheers.1 We can never COM
promise with the South at the expense
Of our friends. [Applause.l Never
neyerl We can never be friends with
the men that starved and shot our
brothers. A voice, "Never."] We can
never be friends with the men that waged
the most cruel war in the history Of the
world, not for liberty, but for the right to
deprive other men Of liberty. Applause.
We can never be their friends until they
are the friends Of our friends. APP
plauSe. Until they treat the black
man Justly, until they treat the white
Union man respectfully, until Republi.
canism ceases 10 be crime, until 10 vote
the Republican ticket ceases TO make you
a political and social outcast. We want
no friendship with the enemies Of this
country. Applause, and cries Of "Never,
never"
The next question is, Who shall have
possession ofthis country? The men who
saved II or the men who endeavored 10
destroyit? The Southern people lit the
fires Of civil war. They who set the con.
Hagation must be satisfied with the ashes
left by the conaagration. The men who
saved this country must rule it. The
men who saved the Ship Of State must
sail 1t. The men who saved the Gag must
carry 1t. This Government Is not far
from destruction when II crowns
with lie highest honors in time
OF peace The man who was fake
to ii in time OF war. (Cheers.l This ma
ton is not far from the pseciplce OF an.
Inhalation and destruction when it gives
It's highest honor to man false, false 70
the country, when everything We hold
dear trembled ::in the balance Of war;
when everything sacred was left to the
a,bitrament OF the sword.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25
Toledo Democrat
Characteristic Words.

lslmuel J. Tilden.l
The var /, a perfect Outrage, and will lend no
assistance 10 It's prosecution.
rs. J. Tilden's speeeh 10 1881
" will resist, under any and Ill circumstances,
the use Of force TO e1eicO the South into The
Union"
Hendricks at sheiGyYille, Feb. S, 1851
Ola not advise any body 10 enlist, bscause !
WIS NOT going myself, and 1 would not recommend
any one 70 do thing would not do myseu.
tThomts A. Hendricks IN 1885,
an Congress would take bundle Of sWi,the.
and switch them tLIneoln and hts Cabnet) out Of
the white House It would b well for the people,
but until that Is dOnO Il will not DO we'll. You
may hear prayers In our churches, your sons may
70 70 the battlefield but our country Is not 10 b
restored rs Il was until Abolitloaim 10 buried
never 10 b resurreeted."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25
GheMteAigeuGer:
. rrnr.l.shelI Reform Song.

,rt,Jy,seu years -IiIieen LoH0 IkAks-
sinrs ChIritston't I'D ulShap
INA "A he COW irUnI which Eesueked
oar Democratic pap
SoT out Of pJce, and elbows '"'
~ wander 10 the ST rfn',
u,E,sI, Starving band, uhose cry
/, T!!den and ketorn
". ,btpt Of fetn, Buchanan'' time
knd N 4, down TO weep,
rhsn WI had al the Ot1ctS,
Isd risrrf Ne was chlap'
~ EsDsTaJ Butler, all alone,
P,nnd Hamburg makes Il warm,
~ ,n,rs down ue.roes As he go's
Tor Tl!dsn and Reform
u,,.Vr no, four times tried to he
All things unto ALL men ~
v,,rs,i I'D the rough Confederate hill,
AMI tbrb-muthel dom again:
~ ,mSckei our lips % Greeley's crow,
And sure twas pire and warm,
Ana now We dine on b1rmecide'
On Tlldel and Reform
Oh for the dIpni TImmany,
The golden days u yorr,
WSsn Tweed could steal and never need
TuIeak foreign shore
Iohn MorrtRey and railroad Sam,
With teliOE-ieelingS warm
Al u are left Ia bear the nag
Of Tilden and Reform.
So now We damn the var, the RAda.
The pIcgers and The taxes,
And ask, "whlt IL Union Wofih'
Which Will not grind our axes
On On like PhIrlOh's frog and nieS
We Office hunien swarm,
And tlll the burden Of our song
IL Ttldtn and Reform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25
Southern War Claims

avs AheAApfl
Remember 1861. "The Democratic
patty will never rebel; threats Of dis.
1aion at the South come only from a
'sS irresponsible persons" Democratic
,PeAker' had said only year before. So
' ne; say now, THE Democratic party
M ots never pay Southern war claims.
Taly lew reckless men propose it to
please the mob; only ignorant men i'm.
~. S'Se that it is possible, The Demo.
T t party would never permit such a
aug Yes, a Democratic President
, SoOId resist just as Buchanan resisted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25
TRUSTEES SALE OF
WOODEN FACTORY.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Elizabeth
Bradley to the undersigned trustee, dated the IN
day Of September, A. b. 1875, and daily recorded
among the land records Of Ohio county, West Wiz,
ginIa, In Deed Of TrlAt book No. Page 2s, VIII
SATURDAY, the nth day November, 1876,
Al ths front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, commencing d Il o'clock
. ~ proceed 10 sal 10 the lghest and best bidder,
The following described real estate and Other prop
erty, or 70 much thereof % may b necessary 70
pay The debt secured by saie deed Of trust and the
expenses Of sale, that e 70 kay all that part Of ne
iot numbered II (elevOD) situated on the cast ode
Of jacob formerly called sixth street In that part
Of the Fourth ward Of the city Of Wheeling, hest
Virginia, commonly called East Wheeling, and
bounded on the west by Jacob street, on the south
BY wheeling creek, on The east 1y Iot nGmeete ere,
Jacob street to aid lot numbered twelve parallel
10 and south from Ninteeenth 1lreet, formerly
called Lindsey street, and Gt the distance Of l2g
feet thereifom, with the Improvements, Apputte-
names, rights and privileges 70 the aid part lot
belonging or appertaining also the machinery, en-
sinO, boilers, fixtures and tools on aid real estate
The above property will be sold subject 10 deed
Of trust from the aid Elizabeth Bradley 10 Daniel
Lamb, dated December ID, 1874, and recorded
among aid land records In Deed Of Trust Book 30.
I, page 6i6, the amount claimed TO Be secured BY
which deed, on October 7th, 1876, dedpetins pay
,nents made since ia execution and delivery, was
$500 Of PRINCIPAL and So Of interest.
THRss or S1LR-0ne-fOufth Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof Is the puf-
chaser may elect 10 pay, cash In hand, the residue
In three equal able respectively In
twelve and eighteen months from, the day Of sale,
with interest from that day and the deferred pay
inenis 10 be secured by deed ofrust on the pop
erty sold. fs.t I1
Ss.|a5 n t1O hy -aiA dAAd NJ fFuEf
GEO B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. C. HERyEY Auetiopeef. ocl3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust inside by Mary J:
Merritt, TO the undersigned Trustee, dated the 2Sd
day Of December, 1874, and duly recorded among
the land records Of Ohio county West Virginia, y
Deed Of Trust Book No. ., pages 20 and p, vii
WEDNESDAY, the 4th day Of October 1876,
Al the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio couu.
", West Virginia, commencing NJ 10 O'clock 4. Y,
proceed to seifto The highest and be.t bidder tht
following described real estate, that Is to ny: "Lol
No. (seTen) In squire No. q twenty-iourl, and
lot Nc. 8 three In square No 2 twenty,two).
Both Of aid lots are In Joseph CaldwePs addition
% the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, and they
arc both on tho vtst Eids Of George street, no.
called Wood street, and are 70 feet front and lo0
feet deep" -,
anoo 10 two equal instalmens At six AVID twelve
months, with interest from day Of Sale, with he'
ctirity 10 b approved by the Trustee.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
J, ", MITCHELL, Auetionecr
WHEE1ISG, W. VA, Aug %, 1876. au2s
The above sale Is adjourned until WEpSES'
DAY, the Ist Of November, 1876, NJ 10 o'clock AN.
\ HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
WHKEIIs0, W. Va, oc- 4, 1876. oeS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25
Democratic opinions of Tilden

Democratic opinions oL k1lueii'
[Cincinnati Enquirer.l g
II could notbut BE- that man educated 10 Gun.
ming, 10 hypcrisy, in iniqulty, nominated In cor.
ruption and shameless effontery, even though bis
millions could elect him, would give US the most
corrupt administration The country has ever known.
Cincinnati EdQulrerE
FlEst-He cannot cary his OWL State in NOTemi
second-Ho cannot carry any Northern state.
ThItd-He u hypocrite, political swindleF,
has been public plInderer and Ia really the only
dtueputable candidate prominently named on The
Democratic side.
FouIth-He did what be could to defeat the
Democratic party In the State Of Ohio In 1875, ex-
pending his money and subsidiElnE the Eastern
Democratic party 10 that end, knowing that Ohio's
victory was his defeat, and loving Tfldsn more
than tho Democratic party. lie has earned the
enmity Of the West and South. e.
Fiith-He has sought that high oGice BY
methods 70 unpreceieptedly shameless aud dis
reputable that Il would be an everlasting stigma
upon 0 Democratic convention to nominAte'him,
and reproach upon the American people to elect
him II nominated.
Toledo pemocTttl
The nomInAtion Of Samuel J. Tiideu, Of 81.
Louis, after the exposure Of bis swindling With
wildcat shInplasters In Michigan, would dlagrace
the Democratic party, and result In Ia OVER
whelmIng defeat, The Democrats would cut 4
handsome fgure With Samuel J. 1ilden, the
Michigan Wild Cat banker, on their ticket a =
hard. mOney candidate for President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust made BY AadIlOn
Banks and wife 10 the undersigned trustee, dated
the SOth day Of January, A. D., 1873 and recorded
among the public land records Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, 10 book Of deeds Of trust and mort
cages No. ., on pGse2A, will on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October,
A. D., 1876, commencing at II O'Clock A. n at the
front door Of the Court House Of said county, pro
coed To sell At public auction 70 the q
bidder the following described property, ttuAted
In aid city, county and State, or 70 much thereof
% may 10 necessary TO pay the debt secured BY aid
deed Of trust and The expenses Of SALE that u 10
NY: Lot plumber four, 10 square number twenty
three, rs designated on the map Of the subdivision
Of the estate Of Joseph CALDWELL deceased. said lot
fronts on Woods street, fold name George street,
hity feet, running back one hundred feet % m a.
ley west Of Woods street, Rs dedgnated on the map
Of the subdivision Of the estate Of Joseph Caldwell
deceased, and Is In the Sixth Ward Of Sald city,.
1RRxs OF SALE-0ne-t third Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof As the pur-
chaser may eject % pay, cash In hand The residue
Iu two equal instAllments payable IesIe ctivey 10
Eix and twelve menths from the day o. sale, With
interest from that day, and the deferred payments
70 DO secured By a deed Of trust on the property
sold,
Selling as truJtee shall convey such title Is 10
vested in neby aid DECD Of trn.t
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. c. HKEvET, AuetIOneer. sel9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25
ron SALE.
nTIRusTEE's SALE.

- .. :.
~ Tirtus Of 4 deed Of trust made BY Nathsy
NeSab6 10 the undersigned Trustee. dated the stu
day Of May, A. D, 1876, and duly ressIdtd among
M Eatd Records Of Ohio county, Wet virginia,
IN Dcsd Of Trust Book No. 10, page iib, viii on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November, 1870,
Al the front door Of the Court House Of ohioeoun;
", Wet virginia, commencing a II 4; NJ proceed
70 sel 70 the highest and bet bidder me loloNinG
property, or % much Thereof a. may b. nece
70 pay the debt secured by said deed Of truit and
The expenses Of tale that q TO ny: One tvo,hoLse
Wagon, With Sprinkling apparatuS attaeheoi ~
onoshOtse Cart, With Tprinkling apparatus Gstacn.
ed; one SorTel Houe about nine ye1n ol1i 0ns
SoIrel Horse about ten years old; one Brown HotSe
about Gi1 ye1n old. IL
Sailing u Trustee, shlll convey such title a II
vested "a me by aid deed q trJIt.
GEO. b. CALDWELL, Trustee:
C HERvFY AuctionROf. oclb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25

Grin round numbers an amount equal
70 The nationaldebt at the close Of the re-
Ot'IlOu' And these are but a moiety Of
What will awaken into lie and contest in
NE eyent Of Tilden's election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25
FINANCIAL

This Bank 10 organised and prepared 10 transact
the businoa Of banking In ali IL details.
ltSueceedS the First National Bank Of Wheeansp
u owned BY thGsEmB shareholder and u under TIT
mmG management.
By carefully regarding the interustI Of IL Cones:
pondents and DepoSItuTs, and By prompt and
faithful execution oi their wishes, u hopes 70 merit
their esteem and confidence.
NotGs and BILLS discounted. -
Collections made on al points throughout TIT
DspoEit Accounts subject 70 check d dsht 70.
ecIyed from Banks, Bankers, Firms, CorporGtioni
Csrtiasate1 d De7Odt Issued payable on demand
Interest allowed on Special DspoAtL
John K. Bottlerd, WIN. =. Simpson,
Geuree Adams, John L Hobh6,
Goo. W. FrAnEhem, o. c. Dewey.
Henry n. Harper, uy2i-dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25

III, A1yr you been'" or "when arc YOU
s s Continues to be the Centennial
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25

sd 10 aI,aso1, IotIss' P'potd.
y ,,..Si SOIsi1 noaihs...:.,.-;;.sl g
~ Itti e % eaen'
ls cos y ~ zen
ID Qlu =, snty ~ oaen.
ID III q sI,rs copy 70 person se.uns up IIIo'
4sll ~ ' Wv, prIccs are IuyGriAbIe: Remit q
sFIA n To's, 4, Pn,tOAoe Money orders, and
~ ri. y ii tbsse C1n 10 proeured' eena Inc
's ~, I h ! DES.eSi,tervd Litter
,IGESCER will present. daily me
HE M ii Departments from ~ S aaI u IntS q
3, rofId, u well NAe 0mpIs" i''Ut1 " ~
sTtp!G =, Thur,day. and ean
Ihh Al the cointef IN psla uIsIrI L,S.r1,
n,,iins. s6-SsSd oopJ . pS'''" ~
,,IsiivsI viA MtEI i'o" MONK -. A..
SsD-p,prps-PetsonI desiring % nave ,L IGs
I,.-,,, iSEScER LEFT regularly a. tnen
!sSiSuns 10 the city ana sooN -, Counting
s aSa or ~ By drop letter thFOush the p'S' 0'I.S
- St,oSTRIBuTORs.-EO 1t,enuon WI H ,,ijcJ u
70 ODHL . n, commun!rationsi every 49, nS
T,.,i He accompanied By the Wr''ef f''1 D-
and address.
,,.,,, ,t.r 10, Us taogld % a !s " "a.
oaII'e ,SsSSI" and should n 70 ~ ~ ~ ~ l,
.,ts,.S 70 Gihtf individual ns"''' "
annk,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25
IfaHs Of SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

.,,,l IA sIaasas, patiass IrPah =.
~ a oolThree nonthL-...'''U ~ ~
2. ysli:.y,' OoOne nonth.....'::::. 20
u a53; s,sSr'i.y;y' CGTiCrS in CITY iSe Per N
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WEEKLY.

,a IA oduaao., paaa9s Prspoad'
~ wv IS OolslI uOuthi........'"'n q
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TRANSPORTATION.

NOs. and run daily; No. daily except Mon.
day: Nos. and u daily EXCEPT sunday; No. Is
stops n ali stations between Wheeling and Grafton;
No I stops a. all stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland.
MTSrporNn. 1 No Z No 8 | No. 1 No. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25

Accommodation Train leaves BeIlAire ii $50 Pm
and arrives At Steubenville At Sis ~.
Special accommodation trains leave BeIlaIre NJ
960 AM. and 1850 ?. ~; Bridgeport iG06 AN. and
Los ?. "; arrive At Martins Ferry 1918 An. and
i:i5P. n. Returning leave Martins Ferry At ll:SO
A. ~ and SIS p NJ; Bridgeport ll:&0 A. n. and 500
P. Nj arrive At Bellaire At II:S5 AIM and $40 p. N.
Tickets 10 al principal points In the East and
West can b procured at the Union Ticket Once,
MLure House, and At the station At Bridgeport.
+. r. MYERS,
apl9 General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-25

rB-Pullman Dnwing Room and Sleeping Cars
from EteubenTIIle and Columbus through tPiLh0ut
change, to Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and
ST. Louis, and from Columbus 10 Chlcago
The pleasure seeker or those seeking HorIst IN he
We'd, .hould all on or address the undersgned for
through time tables, maps, land crculaH and fur
theT information.
". l. OBRIES,
Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 2l9 High
street, Columbus, Ohio, myO
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-01-28
State Tews.

Suits against Sioux City liquor deal
ers for damages, amounting in the aggre
gate to $4,000, have been brought by
wives to whose husbands said dealers
have sold intoxicating liquor contrary to
law
For two years past, trains on the
Illinois Central Il r. in the vicinity of
Arlington and Parkersburg, have been
stoned and even fired into by some villain
or villains, until recently unknown, much
to the danger and annoyance of the pas
sengers. A few days since, young man,
named Packard, whose father has been
engaged in litigation with the railroad
company, was arrested and held in bail
for the offense, and three other hard cases
have been arrested, whom circumstances
point out as the probable guilty parties.
Edward Graham, of Etna township,
Hardin county, died on the 18th inst,
aged 101 years. He was native of South
Carolina.
D. C. Porter, of the First National
Bank of Davenport, has been found to he
ii defaulter in the sum of 5000, and re.
moved from his position. HIS integrity
has heretofore been unquestioned, but it
is said that he lost much of his money in
Chicago, gambling The bank will lose
nothing as Porter's bondsmen are perfect
ly good for much larger amount.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-01-28
Valuable to Every HON o.

We shall do our readers a favor by
calling their special attention to the
value, usetulness, and we may say the
direct p''.:ft, of supplying themselves
the present year, with one of the
c/ieapest, as well Us the most valuable
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costs hardly half Il cent 4 day, Il sum
easily saved, while its practical hints
and suggestions will be most likely
to bring back that amount many times
over. The 500 to 600 b auliful, i'll
structive engravimgs, are alone worth
many times the cost of the paper
We refer to the .lmer,cun 4yr,cuE
htrist, SO called because started 35
years ago as rural Journal, but now
enlarged and improved to suit the
wants Of every family in country,
Village, and city. 1t is packed full of
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and children, and farmers, mechanics,
mcrchants-indeed all classes. Its
house plans and improvements, with
cngravings and particulars rs to cost,
and the common-scnsc directions, are
worth more Il at many costly architcc.
tural wor ks. It's constant, persistent,
fearless exposure of humbugs and
swindling schemes, is of great value
to the whole country and to every in
dividual. In short, 1t is full of good
things for everybody, and we advise
everybody to take it this year. 1t
will be specially valuable in this Con-
tennial year. Its circulation, which
is a hundred fold greater than the
OF other journals, enables
the publishers to supply the .l"rr,-
c,u AgicuHriSt at the very low
rate Of sl.6o, postpaid, "r four copies
tor $40. Take our advice and send
for it 10 the publishers, viz: Me>srs.
ORANGE JuDD COMPANY, 245 Bp nd.
way, New York City.