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The New York herald., 1876-02-27

A COUNTRY HOTEL, II MILES FROM NEW YORK,
"A to let low rent Furniture for sale very cheap easy
Is accessible by boat
80 hnerooms; hsating fishing sailing and beautiful
drives. G. = PECK No West 25th st
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

EvINE lNyEsrMENT-isrH WARD; GOOD BUSINESS
Corner consisting Of three well paying buildings viii
be sold cheap cash. LIONEL FROEnLICH 7ss 30 av
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

SAVINGS BANK-GOOD, SAFE-NEAT HOUSES
"A 4, 8, 10 or Is rooms: all have fu lots good oca-
tions, Ezabethpott. ~ j. prices 81 O5O 81 45O
$500. S4ltO, $500; terms 10 suit. +. X KELLOGG,
No broadway mornings; l41 "a St, ElLabethport,
NTH
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

COO OOO WILL BUY A HANDSOME FULL
pUO.OOO width four story high stoop brown stone
House 5th J4h suit able ior residence
OF business ISAAC HONG, Ill Broadway. q aud
n, basement
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

S50 000 WILL BUY A MAGNIFIccENT POUR
5oth st. between 5th and 9th avs ISAAC HONlG Ill
Broadway. rooms q aud ". basement
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-sIX ACRES AT EASl
IL Chester, mile from Mount Vernon depot dwelln;
house furnished 10 rooms stable carriage house. horses
carriages and farming utensils.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

DARGAIN.-FARM OF II ACREs. FIVE MILES WEST
I'D Of Middetown, Orange county; mile depot
pleasantly situated; near village.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

ID proved city Property, lightly mortgaged: Mansion,
outbuildng l3 fruit; river valley views;
bic for residence boarders Address p S HAINEs n
Green ST.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

TOR ~ALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-HOUsE 25X45
~ lot ~ feet inches, three story basement and liar,
attaining 10 rooms with all modern improvements: in
thorough repair; laid out suitable for three families aud
within short distance OF ST. Theresas church. Inauire OF
the on the premises, ~ Rutgers st.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

rIOR SALE UHEAP-HANDSOME -FOUR STORY
r brown stone Home IOT East 57th wide street.
ault tor owners partly furnished IL required Apq
above before II alter 3.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

t1DR skLE-A SMALL THREE STORY BROWN sToNI
Hrrse East Sath St. in perfect order price $Il Ou
AI.lIess n u oNner nox 1888 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

E'cR SALE on EASY TERMS-TOUR FINE BUILD
Lots, north side 53d 4th and Lex
ngton also four Lots southeast OF tn and
2d Lots, 18th 9Th and 7th avs,
fronting Central Park Oers from responsible builders
tertAined Address PRINCIPAL box .isS Pnst Office.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

LNOR sALE-HANDSoME PRIVATE HOUSE, EAST
l. il4th st. mod IN improvements excellent location
price $50 %: oner wanted Call ON owner. .367 3l
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

V,o LET-A NEW THREE STORY PHILADELPHIA
brick House handsomely finished; repete with modern
improvements in best part OF Newark n j. to n gooc
tenant $500 See plans and owner "a broadway New
room "a.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

DOR SALE OR ExCdANGE-FIvE ACRES AT SCARS
IL dale, Harlem Railroad; five minutes walk from tn
depot house, IA all furnished; fruits
abundance. j. G. CLINTON SIS Liberty st.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

IHOR sALE-TwO STORY BRICK BASEMENT HOUSE,
II rooms, two acoves. marble nantes heater and
water cash 81 500 mortgage 81 600 Also Furniture s59
Greene av.. near Stuyvesant Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

EoR SALE-Two FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE
Houses in the best location in Harlem also large
House. blocks south OF Central Park close
by the Elevated Rgroad. compeled n
fee; much cash required Address SACRIFICE. box
100 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

DARGAIN-43l EAST 5IST ST BEEKMAN HILL
ID Three story brick; all improvements perfect order
excellent ighborho d.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

A WAY DOWN, LOW-SPLENDID NEW TWO STORY
~ French roof House, Is all Improvements; barn
carriage house and stable with IA land,
ford, Conn; very desirable; bargain.
HULBERT PECK. 2eS West 34th ST.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
West side.

A -FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE 264
~ West sd st., between Broadway and Sth av com
9ete order Tor sale cheap weu adapted for physician
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

LNoR sALE-FURN1sHED or UNFuRNIsHED. on
The Hudson, near Cornwall and Newbprg. Mansion.
eutouildings grounds nver views &C. suitable rest
aense o. eoardersi terms reasonable Address p. 3.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

EOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE-AT MAMARONECK
mile from depot, Farm of l25 acres, with goo,
house and ontbuildngs price $40 600
i CLINTON 4
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

THREE PLOTS or IMPROVED WATER FRONT
Property 70 lease In Williamsburg. Brooklyn and Cow
each has excellent docks room good water and
had with without the BuldBgn which consist Of
stables lOs and Offices These properties
the very best the front and win be disposed OF
low Apply to ICE COMPANY, 4s2 Canal ST.. New York
no LET-LARGE FOUR STORY HIGH sTOOP MAR
BILE front House 1873 First place Brooklyn. in complete
order all improvements shades, partly carpeted owner
and three adults board and furnish their privilege OF
boarders possession Of second floor Immediately;
neighborhood hrs class 10 minutes TO all the ferries by
three 10 minutes walk ferry Apply
to WILLIAM MCKEAGE. on premises after L. NJ
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Funeral Dian Atheist.

The funeral OF Ralph II. Ranney,
treasurer OF the Index Association, &C.
Cured at the Parker Fraternity rooms
at nine o'clock this forenoon. About one
hundred and fifty ladies and gentlemen,
we'll known rs disciples Of the more ad-
vanccd schools OF free thought, were
present. The remains Of the deceased
were encased in rosewood coffin, which
rested in front Of the speakers desk. On
the desk was n beautiful bouquet Of rose
buds. .t...
The services were conducted by +. +.
Abbott, editor Of the Inder, who read
selections appropriate to the occasion
from Longs translation OF "Thoughts OIL
the Emperor NJ. Aurelius AntoninuS,"
which was followed by hymn by a
quartette. Mr.. Abbott made brief I'D.
dress, saying that the occasion seemed
like some distressing dream; he could
scarcely persuade himself that il will NOT
pass away and they would see their
friend again.
He believed that II this world could
produce such life as his-so faithful
in everything; as nearly faultless as q
man can be; 30 lovely and beautiful to
behold; who has written his name deeply
and inefaccably on the hearts that
know him-it came from some other
source, and he hoped 1t would glow here.
after.
Mr.. Horace Seayer, editor OF the Ia.
resiiqaLOr, being called upon by Mr.. Alb.
bott. said he could add nothing TO the very
beautiful, Just and candid tribute they
had heard; but, although It was q sad
duty, he was very glad TO pay a parting
tribute Of respect and friendship to their
departed brother.
Rev, William G. Gannett, being called
upon, made brief address, emphasizing
tbe TACT that it was what men believed
rather than what they did NOT believe
that made their strength; and il was be-
cause this man believed In truth that he
was strong. Mr.. Gannett offered q prayer
The ouartette sang verse and the simple
services were ended. The remains were
conveyed to Ashfeld Massachusetts,, fol
intermsnL-BO'tpn Zfan'riPt, NOh2 2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-10

,r.,,n,,
JUDGE HoAE AND THE LEGAL LENDER
DECIsIoSs.-Gen. Butler backs up his
opinion and the current public suspicion
that Judge Hoar, as Attorney General
under Grant had an eve 10 the reversal
~ cnn.n,,o corr;,s doc;.;o, IN tho
" tIe eup-ee ~: ~, $500 80; ,,r,on,.
iegal 'enuer question ~ .ne Npp'in'nen'0
OF Justice Bradley and Strong, by some
very significant quotations from the bi.
ographv OF Judge Chase. Promising the
facts that the decision against the consu.
,.,,;a..i;tm ~ ,ha la,,I torJor oc. and ,hs
'u''O""! - -. ~ 49, "o,. ;,,droa varo
appointment Oh '"e '"o NC" Jugs "e-e
made on the same day, namely, feOruary
7, lS7O,-we quote from the biography;
Pending the consultations OF the court
on the question-which extended through
several months-it began to be well I'm.
derstood by the public that majority Of
members were against the legal tender;
and opinions delivered In February, 1863,
in two OF the cases in which the legal
tender was more or less involved pro
tanto, denied its constitutionality. On
April 10. 1869, Congress passed an act,
to take effect December ! following, by
which the court was again enlarged.
Justice Grier resigned February l, 1870;
six days later, February Z, the opinion
Of the court was read and entertained.
On the l4th oil the same month, Mr..
Justice Strong became a member, and on
the cath OF March following Mr.. Justice
Bradley took his seat in the court.
The next day, Friday, the first motion
day alterward, me atlorhey'geneIal
Judge Hoar) moved the court that the
two cases Of LathamS v. the United
States, and Demingv. the same appeal
cd from the court oil claims, should DO set
down for argument, and suggested that
the legal tender might be reconsidered in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-10
..mFoR SALE.
m1IfRNUsTEE's SALE.

J. 1919,
By virtue o. oeSe o. uult made BY james
Wheeler and LeWn W. SiTepaenl and MINERVA
Stephens Ml VIE, t4 n1H ILGStee. antea me Isl
Day Of April 4s!o, au@ rO.sSt y ~ tae onee
q the Ciefk o. the Soan I'LL M y y ~ eoanty
West Virginia, In inc Doos ~ o. IN az Hwy anu
mortgages NO. D. on plses Il anu Sc nuon
MONDAY, the 1lth day Of December, AID. 1915,
Commanding nj 10 O'Clock A. ", at tho front door
n ihe CouTt HouSo Of aid county, In the city Of
WheSlinr, proceed 10 sell At public auction the fol.
In,-Trg ds,ITiI"II nronertT ar % much thereof ~
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, November 9.-Flour-SteAdy.
Enthusiastically; No. 2 white Wabash 81 SO;
No. 5 do 81 %; No. / white Michigan 81 81 4;
amber spot and November 81 20K; No. ;
red 81 o.; No. 2 amber Illinois 81 Is.
Con-Steady; high mixed 50Ac; No. 9, 4sc;
damaged new SIC. 0ats-Firmer; No. 2,
$50; white Csc; Michigan $50. Y
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CiXclNNATI, November o. Cotton -
Moderately active and shade higher at
ike. Fiour-Dull; family S. 50a5 IS.
Wheat-Dull; red 81 2Sal %. Corn-lligh.
or at 52AJSc. Rye-Quiet and steady ut
CSC. Oats--Quistan firm at 30aSSc. Bar:
ley-Dull and nominal. POrk-Steady and
in good demand at SIG 80. Lard-SteadY
and in good demand; steam 0Ac spot; ket:
tie 1OXalOEc. Bulk Meats--Fair demand
at 6HasaSH nS }IassGc, all loose. Bacon
Quiet at 0a0%a9Aa0%c. Butter.
Firmer; Western Reserve 2Oa2ic; Central
Ohio lSa9Oc. Whisky-Dull and nominal
ut 81 0S.
HoGs-steady and in good demand; com.
mon S. l0a5 40; far to good light S. 50a
5:65; packing grades s. 55n5 70.
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PHILADELPHIA, November o. Petto.
leum-Refned 25c; crude 16c. Clover Seed
-lla1SEc. Flour-Firm; extra So: l91E;
family So 81 I1a6 rs. Whcat-Dull; Penn
sylyania red 81 %; amber 81 3Oa1 So; white
ST IS. Rye-65a72 10. Corn-Stcady: yell
low 5Ga571Ec. Oats-Steady; white S1alic:
Butter-Dull; New York and Bradford
county extra 32a33c; frsts 9Sa30c; western
extra 25a97c; iirsts 20a2Sc. q Chcese-un'
changed. Eggs-WeStern fresh Mt ?7a2sc.
Whisky-Firm; western 81 Is. 5ag.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-10
New YORK.

NEW YORK, November o. Cotton -
Dull at l9Hal2 7.lGc. Flour-0nly in lim.
tied demand; superine western and State
81 50a4i75; common to:.good IS 1Oa5 80;
good to choice 81 25a5 45; white wheat ex.
ira So 50aS 90; extra Ohio IS LOAF 90; 81.
Louis So 2OaS %. Wheat-Heavy; mixed
spring 81 lSa1 %: No. 3 Milwaukee 81 25a
l'27; No. 5 new 81 15a1 IS. Rye-Western
74a7Sc. Barley and Malt-Firm. Corn
Unchanged. Oats--Firm; western mixed
and State 29a4Sc. Hay aud Hops and
Coftee-Quiet. Sugar-Firm; fair TO good
refining 9sSa93Sc. Molasses and Rice
Firm, Whisky-Quiet at 81 0915a1 10. ~
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November O.-Flour-Quiet
and weak; Minnesota s. 50a7 90. Wheat
Dull, weak and lower; No. . Chicago spring
81 ok cash; 81 OSI9 December; 81 10 Jan
uary: No 8, 81 IIaOsC; rejected $50. Corn
Fairly active and shade higher at 49'Sc
cash: 42Ic December: rejected Acc. Oats
Active and firm at 81 15aSl7Ic caslT 32Mc
December. Rye-Quiet at Etc. Barley
Higher at zoe cash. Professionally and
firm at $40 90 cash; $l6 Az November;
$40 40 December. Lard-Dull at 50 OS
cash; 50 81 November; 50 i7Hag 90 the
year. Bulk Mcats-Quiet and unchanged.
WhiSky-$l 0S.
At tie close wheat was 81 OSH Decem'
Der; 81 cox January. Corn higher at4!Mc
cash; 4Sc December. Oats at 3l19c cash.
Pork easier at sl575al4 40 the year. Lard
unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-10

EAST LIBERTY, November 9.-CATTLR-
Receipts to.dayi39 head, all for sale here:
Total for three days 1915 head. All sold
out. Best S. 00a5 %; medium 10 good 81 90
al Is; common TO fair s. 25a4 90.
HoGs-ReceiptS to-day 3,575 head. Total
for three days $3.50 head. Workers So goa
Q 90: Philadelphia 50 10aG %. 49,,
SnHHP-Receipts to-day 400 head. Total
for three days 1900 head. Selling at s. 80
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NEW YORK, November 9.-Business is
light with commission houses and jobbers.
Cottons arc steady, held on account Of the
advance in cotton, and print cloths are
higher. Prints rather moro active aud
steady. Dress ginghams IN fair demand.
CottOnales in more active demand, by
clothers. Woolens remain quiet. For
cign goods dull. EHi III
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ReApIng n Rich Return.

~ u, Hartford COuant.l
4, Si,,Iiaelphia is reaping a rich return
\, rs Patriotic generosity in contribut.
The .ucce@ Of the Centennial Elk.
A., a ,I The Pres Of that city estimates
i h. 5aS the lstOt September one mil.
H., !, uoII''s has been daily expended
M y Y, Visitors, and that this average
Il ~ WpkeIy to continue until the close
Az vs. exhibition, November 10. And
dhSS,GisiainE for the city to be proud
,,T VA !; has been able to entertain such
Vi ny visitors with so much comfort
Ia "a 70 little complaints OF extor.
aSoI = va ! a very different story from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-10
TRUSTEES SALE OF
WOODEN FACTORY.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Elizabeth
Bradley TO the undersigned trustee, dated the 9Th
day Of September, A. D. 1875, and duly recorded
among the land records Of Ohio county, West Vir-
ginia, In Deed Of Trust book No. page EOS, will
SATURDAY, the 18th dag November, 1870,
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, commencing at IL o'clock
A. NJ proceed 10 sell 10 the highest and best bidder
The following described real estate and other prop
erty, or 70 much thereof "a may DO necessary 70
pay the debt secured by said deed Of trust and the
expenses Of sale, that "A 70 say all that part Of the
lot numbered Ii teleyenl situated on the east side
Of Jacob formerly called Sixth street, In that part
Of the Fourth ward Of tho city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia. commonly called East Wheeling, and
bounded on The west by Jacob street, on the south
by Wheeling creek, on the cast by lot numbered
twelve and on the North by line to DO drawn from
Jacob street to aid lot numbered twelve, parallel
TO and south from Nineteenth street, formerly
called LlndAey street, and At the distance Of 40
feet thereirom, with the Improvements, appurte-
nances, rights and privileges 10 the said part lot
belonging Or appertaiain alsS tho machinery, en-
10 DO sold a above.
The above property will be sold subject 10 deed
OF trust from the said Elizabeth Bradley 10 Daniel
Lamb, dated December ID, 1874, and recorded
among said land records In Deed Of Trust Book No
7, page bi6, the amount claimed TO be secured by
which deed, on October 7th, 1876, deducting pay
ments made since It's execution and delivery, was
$1,000 Of principal and sS7 Of interest.
TERMS or 6kLR-0ne-fourth Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof as the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay, cash In hand, the residue
In three equal insaIlmontS payable respectively 10
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale,
with interest from that day, and the deferred pay
ments 10 10 secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold.
vested In me by slid deed Of trust.
-. GEO B. CALDWELL, TruItec.l !
]. c. HERvEY, AuOtiouCer. Oci:
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EDUCATIONAL.

W 4 BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Established In 1860, Ctsrs . thorough courlo Ia
Bookkeeping and liz collateral branches. AlSG
thorough instruction IN the EugllSh branches, aud
boys prepared In them for tbs commercial course,
Separate room for ladies. Individual instruction
given each student. Sessions day and evening,
Call at the College ONCE or address
JIM. PRAsHER& CO., Wheeling, VIVA
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PITTSBURGH, November .-Petroleum-
Quiet; crude s. 10 at Parker's; refined 26C,
Philadelphia delivery. y,
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RAILROAD BoSps-stSady.

RAILROAD bONDb-StVuuys
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCEs-opened dull and firm, and dur.
ing the first half hour advanced per
cent for Wabash, 9S for Western Union,
Michigan Central and n. ], Central, and y
for Lake Shore, and Milwaukee q 81. Paul
preferred. Otherwise there were no
changes. Attic first board the whole mar.
ket began 10 decline, and by noon fell 9sa
az per cent, the latter for st. Paul common.
The preferred fell TX, Michigan Central .,
Western Union ~, Lake Shore TX, Della
ware, Lackawanna& Western and n. j.
Central x per cent. Inthe next half hour
there was q recovery Of 1saA per cent the
latter for Michigan Central. Just after noon
there was q further decline from u to q,
and in the early part OF the last hour the
market, fell Nal u per cent. Later there
was al advance OF x to / per cent, with the
market strong for N. J. Central, which
closed at the lowest price OF the day. The
transactions were 10000 shares, Of which
10000 were Western Union, $500 North.
western, $4,000 st. Paul, 5000 Erie, $1,000
lake Shore, 5000 Ohio, 1000 Wabash, IL;
900 Michigan Central, 5000 Delware, Lack
awanna & Western, and4 1000 NJ. Central.
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A. .,,u IN aIvaao., peIIGss prepaid.
........Sl 5OlsIx month";. :....,:.si @
~ al '"'''''''''s! 70 e4cn'
SI' oi ~ oc'
N Sl n Twenty ~ e4On'
= Ia5T M s1irG copy TO PsrOon getting up Club
SAaI +s. ,hoys prices arc inyarlAble. Remit at
isS hs +, mis- or PoItofioe Money Orders, and
~ rL Ky, Al theSs can 10 procured, send tho
,stT q II E,Si,'srcd Letter.
,- ,vrylIIGENCER will present daily the
fHE ~ IN III departments, from al quarter o.
az Torli, q we'll - complete record Of local
CTtnts. ,rhv..I,v AND ran
IHk v "a a. The counter, In paid cnvelope', reaa
Fnn.,iirv, So Sid q copy 10 aote" J'1e'1'
~ ' 1,Lti,G wiih RSrI from h''Hs!
,.rrcpIRER4-P Persons desiring TO have ne
'utSGhiDInSTuI iSEScER left regularly ut thtiI
a.iIynos IN the city, anil SUBMITS o T
,,y.i by leaving their AddF9A Sou n.snI
E',rS or BY drop letter through tue Po,' 0lII''
;, "ESTEIBtjTORs.-So attentIon viii 10 hH A.
~ .vM ornrTmouS communication; every Eu IsC
,o 20 S Be- accompanied BY the WTiIer'i'Si name
and address
v,,,os,, Letters Tor vs. should BE- saot ~ "a.
ts - mpbCll," and should In no SasIa w. ~
,,,S,eS 10 SlhSt individual member OF ''' WI" y
nAme.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BH TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoEk, November g. MONEY;
Active at la5 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4ae per cent. Custom receipts 1857,
6O6. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$i6s,0OO. Clearings $40, 1000. Sterling
GofD-OpOned and closed at 109Il, with
sales in the interim at 1O9H. Carrying rates
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FINARcIAL..

This Bank Is organised and prepared 10 transaet
the business Of banking IN all IL details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheoling,
d owned BY the same lhAreholdeu and u under Int
By earaialiy regarding the interests Of its cores
poudonts and DgpcaltoFs and by q prompt and
faithful execution Of thGif Niahes 1t hopes 70 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted
Collection made on MI points throughout tha
DcpoEit Accounts subject % check at hght re-
coiyed from HanfI, Bankers, Firms, Corporatonl
aud IndiYiduAlA. ~ -. a.. u
Certiarates Of Depoait Issued payable on demand
or 81 hxed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Dsposl.s. e
John K. BotGoFd, VIM. !. Simpson.
Jacob y. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner, o.,
George Adams, John ]. Hobhs,
Geo. W. Franxhelm, o. 9. Dewey.
Henry N. Harper, my7l-dAV
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educating Influence OF Flee.
h. lions.
r,ss .S r. Presidential terms have been ad.
SISooSSoo,a :, Of the educating effect
s Ssf. in elections, True, the bSoy N who
'tVS ,Sitn TO carry a torch or bound
Rssj,i;aa.l' year simply neglects his on.
EHjI I1. And to think we have = ppt
"''uf years for another chance. o.
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IfsTs OF SUBSCRIPTION.


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WEEKLY.

8, mad, N aapaaot, pOsis0' Ftpa'd =.
,.,.,,.,,p OOlslx mOnih,..."''''.''N %
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W. II. HALLKR, AuctIoncer.
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TRANSFORMATION.

Nos. l and run daily; No. 8 daily except Mon.
day; Nos and u daily except Sunday; No. %
stops at all stations between Wheeling and Grafton;
No. stops at all stations between Wheeling and
SRtaIkfiaR9 4h-=1=4.4z-sG.a...-. sS1a.4...,.--
wRsrDouSD. Nc. 2. No 8 No. D. | No. q