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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-28

CLINTON, Iowa, June 27.-Lightning
struck the barn of B. p. Baldwin, about
midnight, and burned it, with four horses
and quantity OF hay. The loss is 5000.
An old lady named Garrish, residing near
here, died of fright occasioncd by the fire.
ten minutes after the latter was discovered.
lightning also struck several other houses
and barns in this vicinity, but no great
damage was done.
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Triedseo Shoot a Parsor. .

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, June 2S.-J. A
Coleman, OF Mitchell, Indiana, was arrested
yesterday for attempting to shoot Rev. E
A. Francis, Baptist revivalist, near this
city,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Invaluable Handbook for the Citizen,
Indispensable Guide to Visitors,
HUNTS
Philadelphia Guide and Gen.
tenniaI Directory!

This ''multum in Parvo" gives more practical in
formation in u comprehensive form than all the
ephemeral works gotten up for the occasion com
bned. 1t is the Standard Guide published before
any OF the others were thought Of 1t has stood
the test Of lime and is conceded to be all that Is
wanted ut this time. 9th Edition. revised ana cor
rected TO date, in both English and German Ian
guages has besides much other valuable matter,
the most complete, reliable and latest
MAP OF PHILADELPHIA
published showing Fairmount Park entire, with its
Wissahcon extension, the Centennial grounds etc.,
from official surveys beautifully colored, worth OF
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COMPLETE CITY RAILROAD DIRECTORY,
giving the routes of all the railways and other in
formation. 1t has
STREET DIRECTORY,
giving the names of the streets alleys lanes etc.
where they are and where they run TO, with expla
nation OF the mode Of numbering The houses, ena
bling one with the name and number to find the
place without difficulty and loss of time or Other
It has I'D Amusement Directory, Hotel Directo.
~ a Geological Garden Directory. 1t has
A CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION DIRECTORY,
with illustrations, description OF buildings, etc -
1t embraces graphic description of Paramount
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AN HIsToEIcAL SKETCH OF PHILADELPHIA,
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ings-n fact, all objects and places Of interest il
the city, the park the geological gardens and th'
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FIRST BALLOT

ST. Louis June 28-7:O0 P. MIR.
Tilden was unanimously nominated on the
second ballot.
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Bans Struck by Lightning Horses q

LONDON, June 2S,-Harriet Martineau
the English authoress, died last night.
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Printing and binding executed neat
quick and cheap at THE ARGUS OFFICE.
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"It Works like q Charm -

lit w OrkS IKE Charm.
If you have got Rheumatism,
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Try it. and you will be surprised at the beneficial
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tested it, especially on the cuts, bruises and strains
| received in the terrible calamity at the Central
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myself, Fraturnally yours Rev. Il. A SIzER.
RENNE'S MAGIC OIL
| Is purely vegetable and general family remedy.
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Try il internally. 1t cures Cholera MOrbus, Diar-
| rhuen, Pains in the Stomach, Indigestion, Coughs
| Sore Throat, Colds, &c.
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your votes to its most distinguished
advocate, but if you want to give US any
show to carry the hard money states stand
by the platform as presented Applause.
pTpcT paTToT
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RENNE'S MAGIC OIL
ASTHMA.

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Also samples sent free to any who desire. Prices
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COMMERCIAL.

Flour-Dull; UNCHANGED.
Wheat-Dull: No Chicago al 60; No 8 Mil
waukee 0o91 05; No Chicago 09G11 10; No2
Milwaukee 1901 II.
Rye-Quiet.
Corn-Firm; new western mixed 541aQGO.
Barey-Duil.
Oars-nnll; mixed western 33Q43
Pork-Steady: 10 35l1I9 40.
Lard Quiet; IL 35@11 371s.
Wh1sky-1 1874.
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Extracts from letters received.

RHEUMAMISM-Some six months could not
walk without the help of crutch tried physl-
clans and many kinds Of advertised cures without
benefit. Six bottles Of Fenton's Matchless Syrup
cured me. CAPT GEO HANp
SALT RHEUM-Eight bottles made perfect and
permanent cure.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, June
FIN IHTsI

GOvernments-Dull, steady
II - BOpds E19 cent 5Sn,s X
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-13
IRON KING.

The iron interest has been more sorcly
depressed than any other in ii" country
since the collapse of 1878. anu t."re is no
region where the depression 5 more
severely felt than in the tate whore
iron making is most uN.cas:yr.y } fried
on-Pennsylvsnis. In the Lehigh valley
wages have been reduced one-halt,
and yet more than half of the
workers in the furnaces and
mills are out of employment. 1t is
said the value of investments has been
reduced thirds; dividends have
ceased, and those who have been Deepen
dent on them. are reduced to necessIto 5
condition. This is the state of the iron
TIA lie in all the iron-making districts in
the country, only it is intensified in
Pennsylvania By the large amount of
capital invested, and the large number of
uarSons dependent on il.
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Free Government by the People.

From the New York World.
DO the people Of the North-we do not
refer to the South, which lies helpless in
this matter-realiZe what is involved in
the recent order of the AttOrney-Genc-
ral2 Have the successive usurpati0ns OF
the Republican administration so bluntcd
our sensibiItieS that we can look I'm
moved upon the spectacle of al Amerl.
can Attorncy-Gencral lodging the dc
cisIo : of the Supreme Court that he
may strike down the living spirit of
the constitution? Did this people
put down the notification lorty years
ago and spill the blood of thousands
of brave men in battle for the
union OF our fathers, only to see the DEL
egated power of federal administration
abused and perverted in revolutionary
attempt to override all the limitations OF
our organic law in the interest OF po-
litical party? Apathy at this criSis-tor
II crisis in our history, not second to the
firing on Sumter, it isis treason to lib
orty and to law. 1t is not the Demo-
cratic party that is alone concerned here.
Every citizen is alike interested--evcry
citizen, not only for himself, but for his
children and his children's children, to
whom he would hand down the privi-
leges and rights of American citIze, ship
unimpaired, as their best and dearest
heritage.
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HOW WE WASTE MONEY.

Hon. ID. A. WELLS, of Connecticut, In
his address before the social science con-
vention at Saratoga last Wednesday,
directed attention to the discouraging re-
suits of the EFFORTS made of late years to
reform administration and frugaliZe cX-
penditures. In 1871 the people of New
York city, by violent effort, overthrow
the TWEED ring, and thereby freed them
selves, rs they though, from municipal cor
ruption. Yet, the debt of the city, which
WAS then SS2,OO0,O00, has since grown to
SllG,OO0,0OO, and the taxes, which in 1871
were So on the $1,000, have been in
creased to $2S per $1,000. Since the
on our navy $3.50, 100000, and by gener-
al consent have little to show for it, and
no use for the show, if we had it. In the
same time we have expended S3O,OO0,-
900 on Notifications, and yet have no
Notifications of any practical value in
the way of defence. This large and use
less waste of money that
might have been left to
iructlfy in the pockets OF the people fur
nishes partial explanation of the hard
times now complained of, The remedy
for it, says Mr.. WELLS, is simple:
There has got to be an entire and radl-
cal change in the entire fiscal policy Of
this nstion-a change acceded to volun-
tarily and intelligentlK or forced
upon us through further hard
and costly experience. To begin
with, there has got to BE- a
great and speedy reduction in all public
expenditures-federsl, state and munlci
pal. The public hand can no longer
with safety take through direct and IN
direct taxation from the private pocket
so large proportion of individual earn
ings as for the last ten years it has done,
and even now continues TO do" In
other words we nave got to do that which
the Republican party says we shall not
dO-retrench.
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PARTNERSHIPS.
Ano,her Letter frsm Oar Reporter,
~ PARKERsBuRa. Sent. 10Th.

PARKERsBURa, Sept. 10th.
1 regret having been compelled ythe
early departure of the mail necessary to
be made last night, to close my report OF
last nights meeting at the Court House
without givingan account oflwo or three
matters of special interest TO Democrats
here and elsewhere. One OF these inter
esting features was speech delivered
late in the evening by General A. j.
Warner, lifelong and prominent Re
publican of Marietta, who now espouses
and advocates the cause of Tilden and
Hendricks. He WAS introduced by Gen.
Ewing as one of Ohios most distinguished
citizens, and made speech of thirty min.
utes or over to the large crowd in attend
ance.
His speech was solid and entertaining,
showing in plain and sensible man
ner his reasons for preferring Mr.. Til
den to General Hayes at Washington,
and for preferripg the financial policy
of the Democratic party to that OF the
Republicans. He took the ground that
change of Federal rulers was abs.
lutly essential to the preservation OF the
country from the evil effects OF corruption
caused by the long continued power OF OIL
ficials under the administrat o of General
Grant; and asserted q belief That General
HAY es, if elected, would be nothing more
than plant instrument in the hands
of the Federal otficeholders, while,as may
easily be inferred, the election of Mr..
Tilden would cause complete revolution
in all important branches of the
Civil Service. His preference for
Democratic financial views to those
of the Republican party were quite
similar to those expressed by General
Ewing at the Wigwam yesterday after
noon. General Warner was enthusiastic
cally cheercd by his listeners. Ewing
seemed to regard Warmers conversion
something of bonanza, and took pains
to show his pleasure TO the meeting in his
Introductory remarks.
1t was very pleasing to witness the
UNFOLDING of old-time campaign Gus.
toms by the ladies of Parkersburg, many
Of whom turned out to hear the distin-
guished orators of the day. The effect
of this was, as it ever has been and must
be, to add much to the dignity of popu-
lar assemblages.
have now been two days at the
Swami House, and must say | have
never before been more pleasantly en-
tertsined at public house. Everything
about the establishment seems as bright
and clean as newly-iallen snow, and the
| proprietor, Mr.. foorc, shows up two
hundred and twenty five pounds OF as
good-natured averdupois rs one could
care TO meet. The head clerk, MIR. lib
belts, is a well known and popular gem
tleman in the business.
The effect of Yesterdays speaking is
regarded by prominent Democrats here
US highly favorable to their cause.
Y. y. L.
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THE New York Ti7b"~e is authority
for the statement that Radical senators
and congressman have been attempting
to dispace soldiers widows from posi-
tions about the capital in order to make
room for their own servants. A nice
little arrangement which has been in
practice for years, whereby the senators
and representatives have their own
houses and grounds in Washington kept
in order for nothing by their servants,
who in their absence are milking the
tcat OF the Government at high wages.
Coachmcn, cooks, characteristics, nurses
and flunkeys are by this means kept at
the public crib. AS was previously re.
marked, this is paternal government.
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Suspension of u Newspaper.

The Richmond va Enqtirer of Sun
day contains the following anaunce-
ment:
"In view Of the resignation of the edi-
tors in consequence of difficulties in con.
nection with the business management of
the enquirer, it is thought best that pub
LEGATION should be suspended for the pres
ent in order to afford time for reorgani-
cation and adjustment, which can be et-
tected in no other way without detrlment
to the interests of those concerned"
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIrsr
Id made by Charles Rempe 10 the under.
signed trustee, dated the 81 day of August
A. d., 1876, and recorded among the publr
land records of ohio connIy, West yir
ginia, IN deed OF trust book No. II, pay,
Il, will, on saturday. the o3d ds, a.,
September. 4. D.. 1875, commencing AT
10 o'clock A. M, AT No. 2llb Main street, I'm
the city of Wheeling. West Virginia, pro.
ceed 10 sell 10 the highest ana best hid.
der, the following described property, that
Is To say, 2oS boxes OF dine can tieS. a lot of
fireworks, Il dozen ofprize package, lUS
lbs Of tgS, ~ boxes of chewing gum, a ID,
Ot chocolate, Ia lbs OF cocoa paste. heal.
ing stoves, cooking stove and utensils.
copper candy kettles, one candy dfup
machine with three sets ofrollers, one souf
drop cutter, one kOssuth ana braid ma.
chine, one household cutter, two kiss cut
tcis, three marble slabs, two sicv,S, one
small seive, two candy furnaces, Que
candy lench, one cocoa nut cutter, one
syrup can, n lot Of essence flayorS, acid
cream oi tarter, coloring, salt tatar anu
other articles such aS used In manulnrluf.
ing candles and sugar toys, "A lot Oi plaster
moulds, two show cases. one iary" scale,
two counter scales, two b,dstcHds aud
bedding, one crib, one nnil drawer, one
bureau, one wardrobe, ~ dozen cane seai
chairs, ~ dozen common chairs, one car.
pet, one break fast table, one kitchen table
four large pictures, on" look ing glass, one
card table, fivc ice cream laules, one soda
apparatus with all hxtureS belonging
thereto, two copper fountains one WAGON
one childs buggy, one coal bucket, Il COZ
OF In cove oyster, ~ dozen OFF, 10 cove
oysters, ~ bushcl of shcllcd almonds, o.
lbs OF filbrrtS, ~ lbs al waluutS, - los oi
pccans. rs lbs OF fringcd and common His,
papers, 200 fine 81 AIRS. six dozen ulivu
gallon candy Jars, ~ glass bowls. three
gross Of empty syrup bottles, one quarter
bbl mOlasseS, one writing desk, two
drawer cases, ~ lbs cotton Irvine, one
rocking chair, three bushels Of peanuts,
one bu hel of shclled peanuts, two wash
tubs and boards
TERMS OF SALE Cash for all sums less
than sJJ; sixty days credit wall be given
for sums over $50. the purchaser giving
note with approved security.
CHRISTI ~ HESS, TRUSTEE.
CALwELL a CALDWELL, Attys, spill
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FOR SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE

pY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRIrsr
I'D made by james McCluney and wi,, u
the Undersigned truste,, dated the yai 10
OF July, In the year one thousand ey.S,
hundred and seventy-five, and ecght
in the Office of the Clerk of ths Ctued
Court OF Onio county, W. Va, in hooInty
deeds OF trust and mortgS ges No q ~, IN N OF
Il, will, on saturday. the Istu 81 page
Sec temher, A, D., 1875. comms,c,a, OF
10 O'Clock A. M, al the Front duo- OF 1Sn s
court House OF said county, In the .; :, sne
Wheeling, proceed 10 sell a, puhI,c OF
ton, the following described nrnnsr se'
situated in said ~ county and s,ay,
50 much thereof ss may be neccSs.., OF
pay the debt secured by said deed 1910
and TIE expenses OF sale, that is 10 sat "s :
piece OF Iaua Itustssi on WEeelinv isiS
and bounded IN follows: Deyin, ia. nd
The southeast corner ~ loI nnn,ns az
twelve IN \. &. Robinson addition ~ 'ss Gu
city q! Wheeling, on RTnadwsy sAu
thence running southwsr ,ly slony az :
west Inc ~ said street one Eund,., the
ieet, thence running w.slwAnIIy ~, llIVl
angle with said street 10 The n,n,t lsht
alley in the rear OF said ID eca an i.u
theHce running north warmly alnn,, ~,
east line OF said projected alley ne
southwest corner of sad lot man,
twelve, and theme esstwariiy aInn,, ~, Te !
south line OF said lot umber tweIys * me
place OF beginning, being the same me
of land conveyed tn said MctIuna, fsV,e
+. Zane and wife, by deed dated June i-,r f.
1913, and now of record in said cIs,s,. !.
office in deed book No. %, on pages ,5;anS
AVS, '"''u
TERMS OF SALE-one-third OF In. ma.
chase money, or such greater annnn,
thereof rs the purchaser may elect To rsr
cash in hand the residue In two eon,T -!
stallmentS, payable respectively in sIS az, -
twelve months from the day oi sale NIL
interest from that day, and the drirr,..',
payments To he secured 10y deed oi I'M,
on the property sold.
Title is believed good. but selling rs trux
tee, shall only convey such title a. =
vested in me by said deed OF trust. "
ALFRED CALDWELL, Trust..
J.C. HERVEl, Auctioneer. -
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MARION COUNTY,
Democratic Meeting.

Democratic meetings will be
held at the following named
points in Marion county, and
times annexed:
GEN. MATTHEW'S and HON.
FRANK HEREFORD, will adj
dress the MANNlNGTON meet
ing land COL. d. d. JOHNSON
will speak at the RIVESNILLE
and WORTHINGTON meeting.
Other good speakers will be pro-
yidcd for the remainder of the ap-
pOlntments:
WARRINGTON, on Saturday
Sept. 10th
GLADY CREEK, on Thursday
night, Sept. Dist.
RIVESVILLE, Friday after
noon, Sept. 22d.
NUZUMS MILLS, on Friday
night, Sept. 22d.
WORTHINGTON, on. Saturday
23d. Pole Raising, DC,
NEWPORT, Thursday night,
Sept. 2Sth.
BOOTHSVILLE, on Saturday
Sept. 3Oth.
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what Matt Carpenter Says.

From O Washington Telegram.
Matt Carpenter, in nversation to-
night, expressed it as his conviction, based
upon what he deems reliable informa-
tion from the State, that Wisconsin will
cast its electoral vote for TIlden and
Hendricks.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

DtING DESTROYS OF LEAVING
ID town otter the following property ,nr
sale, described as follows: Lot No q ~,
square one, situated ON the corner OF Mar.
ket and Thirty-third streets. The said 10,
has Two buildings thereon. containIns
three rooms each. Also one brick tniId
lag containing three rooms, situated nm
the corner Of IT. irty-third street and allc,'
Il, I'm the Eighth ward. Terms reasonahl.
Apply 10 II. J. MCCORMICK
Iy.Sh
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TOR SALE

CQUAREI9I IN THE CITY OF WHEEL
- ing, bounded by Jacob, Water, Forty
first and Forty EccO"d streets, known ~
the Samuel OF property containingabou'
three 90 acres. one larry" mansion house
brick tenement and stable on tn" pro
perry. Street cars pass the properly. fW
terms, &c, apply ~ ,,,
ALDERSOS a PAUL.
Jyl7 III Market Street
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

ARGEST ASSORTMENT or STEIN
i 4 way, knabe, Fischer and other Pianos
Mason Il HamIin, Smith, American,
TAYLOR & Farley, Loring & Blake and other
Organs. tor cash and ON easy terms.
ADAMS Il LUCAS,
WOO IoII Market Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-13
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. ss7'
Tx,E WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether tho most
complete news aud family paper printed In
West Virginia. Ii will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to cIuu agents and TO subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-13
FOR SALE .

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houses on
Twenty nth street, Tor sale. They are
nearly new and In excellent repair. f1"l
contains four rooms anj IA Kitchen, ana
both have good cellars. Any p.r-"n de-
string "A cheap dwelling hoW" well iucsn'i'
ANA upon reasonable terms, viii do well
81 call. For full particulars apply to TIE
undersigned at their office, No. Ilb chap
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CKACRAFT 4 COLE,
aprl5h Attorneys
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-13
EXECUTORS SALE OF LUMBER.

| WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
i Auction, ON TUESDAY. the oh inst,
az q A. M, AT the yards. all the Iumbcr be-
| longing to The estate 'f III" late Israel
| Updegran. The stock consists of the usual
assortment TO be found IN fr,tcass
Lumber Yard. will also Offer tor sale ai
| the same time the frame Onicr Building,
| comprising two rooms, situated on sit.
teenth street, near postoiiicc. Terms made
known on day OF sale.
ALEX. u DtGRiFF, Executor.
spl2a l.. h. UPDEGRAFF, EGecutnI
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NIE,s.

SHRIVER-At Richmond, Va, on Tues.
day afternoon, September 18th, 1876, Cot.
JACOB ;. SHRIvER, in the End year of his
age.
Funeral notice hereafter.