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don't In conversation. said ho cxpocted, namely,
az investigation Into tho oondnct Of tho War,
Ihe Ely'ncr Committed IL to shortly begin ono
,h7esisRasion to ascertain 1hoslor tho horaes Of
tlons ct grain or on mixed food as certain pc
riod Of tho War. THO other ia for tho
purpose Of asccrtsfntnR whethor tlIo clothing Of
Union soldiers Was properly cared for through
both cases, Of tho horso.foed and clothing,
tho CoufcdosAtca claim thst thoy will b
ab1o 10 catch tho Union Quartor1nastcrs.
THIS they may do, but oven If they do II wilt
tho spectacle Of Confederates looking Into ths
msna6emcnt aud supply Of tho Union forces.
f7p ths Assoe1ated irestl
TnEAettHER NEW
WARRINGTON, D. O., March 27.-Co]. Nor las
withhold for tho present hta resignation Of the
Office OF Unitod States Treasurer. This ho docs
Ct tho request Of the President and Secretary
Bt!stow.
A BpAf.
Tho Dialsict Convention to-day to slect dcle-
gates to tho National Republican Convention Vt
Cincinnati WIS controlled \, 1otno oxtens By OPP
posltun elemeuss, and, in tho opinion Of the ma
joflty Of the Convention, dtd not represent tho
Republican voters OF ths Ulbtrct. Tho rcButt
i1c"n delegates. Another Convention will bo
held soon. at which delegates 10 Cincinnati will
Ut olectod % contest the Bcata Of Bayles g. Bow
Oh aud 4. u. Green, who woro elected at to-
dnys Convention.
mn ron saf1TH.
Tho Sub. Committee on Indian Affairs, con.
elstinE Of Representatives Wllsh,se, pago. and
Boone, to-day examined Denulieu, An educated
Chippewa, who testified that u. T. Smith, while
Agont Of shat tribe. before ho became Commits
aiouer Of lndian Affairs purchased scrip Of half
breed lndians aud paid for II IN goods p,lr-
chased BY the Government, acting a. agent OF
the firm Of 1orng Il Fletcher. OF Audubon. who
resided tho ne Of tho Northern Pacific hail
road who were ueing the rcrip for the purpose Of
buying vhlunbto ptne lan1s in tlleir section OF
tho country. Wh'io acting M Commissioner,
Smith ee1t out a aliss Cook o. lis ctoss to ot,-
tain yoncers, for tho purpose OF settling his
accou,.ts "a Indian Agont. aiiAs Cook, in order
to obtain such vouchers, attended the coun-
cls Of tho Indians, nnd obtained thori
by fAlso representations. When ntr. Smith
| waa boforo tho Sub-Comnitteo, rroy3ons to
! leaving for Africa. be dnuied tho truth OF SIM
liar clnrges but tho Indian witness to-day tostI-
| fed with Nh apparent aenHe OF honesty.
| THE RrEHcEH IHrtHr1uATIoH
continued to-day, hut no important testimony
| waa given.
! CENTENNIAL.
Tha uorao Committee on Appropriations
agreed to report bil1 to appropriate 3tj, 0Uo to
deffag tho expenses OF tho reception And ap.
psa!aement Of foreign Kools shipped for exhibit
tion It tho Centennial Exposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11

And IN src.rdsDee With lsw. and an order u
tbs Board of Dirrtors. made on the nth day ~
August. 1910. % many shars of eseh parcel of
sneh siock - may he necessary will be sOl.i
lishs and q, No. "a k.ntsor cry pirett. ssn
tranrisco. California, on FRIDAY. the 18Th day
cf October. 1878. % the hour of o'clock ,. NJ.
~ said day. 10 Isy said Delinquent asssssmsnt
Their Oh. togr'hsf with eost OF advertising and
.xp-i ~ OF sale.
wM. n. WATSON. Reerrtsry.
'fice- Rooms s and Q No. 30S Montgomery
,t~sf. fan rnpctsro California. pe25d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11

And In accordance with law, and an order
oi the Board Of Dirsotorp. made on the aesh
day OF August. 1913. 20 many shares OF sach
parcel OF such stock - may be necessary
,hs % compsny. % az csiiiomis sirsss' = San % nan.
el.eo. California, on rHIpAY, the 10Th day
of Octobsr. fs1d. q the hour Of O'Clock
r. y. of said day, 10. PAY ssid delinquent -.
sessment thereon. together with costs of advef-
tising and expenses Of the sale.
n. wK0KNKR, BeefstAry.
California. - i-9lq y ll.lll ocsld
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T. INIcKERBocKER nININsi

IN COhPANf.-LDeationo Of Principal place
~. burInevs, ran francisco. California.
t.0cafion ~ work.. American Flat Mining
District. Sior~y county. Nevada.
Notiee.-Tbrrr are delinquent uI'on the FOL
Iowibv. .derefibei stock, on account of ssre-s-
hirnt tho. 49, levied on the 5ist day of March.
is,G. the several amounts ret opposite the
hamrs Of the Respective sharrholdsrr, - fol
low,: , , ..,.,
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pOsrpoNKukNT,

rGoas q: ss;,, u. 81 III, s:y s:':s z SsSSs. i' Al
w ~ ~ J. II. sAyRE, seers!sry. .
Ofice NO. - Academy Baildipg. No. NJ
Pi.e strret, Ban Prsneiseo. Caiiforna. ocbiiu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TuR PUBIC ARE HsRxBY NOTIFIED
i that Mr.. HENRY wOLv u % loneef ~
our emplo,. and 10 sot satbenssd 70 sransse'
businsss, Of vhsisoesef nst1ss g ~
for %. bTkhH -:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11
nYLINQrEyI SALES.
.11AaA INNING COMPANY

"A Locat,on of principal place of baslhss''
san francisco. Caiifornia.
Location of works. fiowsry Mining District
storey eounty. Nevada
Notiee.-Thsrc ale delinquent upon the Tot
lowInx.describ~d stock, on account oi a--c-s
mrnt NO. % levied on the itth day OF Au-sas',
fs-b the several amounts set oppo-!tc lhs
name- OF the respective shareholders. a. fol
lows: 80, "a 49,,
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IA / Z D0NIX siEvEK INNING

of bu.inr,s. Nan Francisco. California.
l>ocaiion Of works. Storey county. Nevada.
lowing described stock on account of A.
sessInent tho. ls) levied on the 18th day OF
August. 1910. the several amounts pct oppOsits
the names Of the rrrp-ciive shareholder. ~
follows:
Nance. No. Certif. bhs. AMI.
OLD lssuk.
Csllashan. Lynch 4 Co, TruseiSO.. "a. $50 >.
lticasnisDn g A, Trustee ...Cv'is. ..iu0...i0 =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11
LOST !

a o,NnoN EXPRESSION HEARD Ai-
a mc.t every DAY; "I have lost confidence
IN nv watch" Tsbs Il 10 I. O. BUTCH. ~
soaIh d stre,. vigisia. snd have u made TO
-, :. vell A ever orA I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11
] iHslisQUESf sALEs.
4 LTA -sILvKR niNINo con.

a PANyl,toestiou of principal place VI
businass. San frAneisco, California.
Location o. flverks. Gold Hill Mining Die.
trict. rtorey county. btats OF Nevada.
Notice.-Thers arc Delinquent upon the fol
lowing-deschbsd stock, on account oi ssse-.-
msnt lNo. u levied ON the 18th day Of August.
1870, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. as fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11
WANTED,

GOOD cANvAssxR POR THE AGENCY
n Il . hew aud fAst-sslllng bo. /. for ooli
All and bllvss CITY. Address q. X. NJ. lost.
ofz,ns lsst q, ylrsihia CITY. Neysds. .es q
TYPE ] !! ssI[! ~ s:$: ::::s;:: =: ::.:':' sSi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06

And Peter WiIliAnsj Who 9Th 6is and
drums vent thEoggt q eriirs route a
the bead q ne pfOo si1h E1iking /
good part of fheEHY. his Z pSirIotiSE
worthy Cur Celieonial Fe1riR. n
brAss band returned n Dc afternoon an
plsybd b0uelfme % De camp grghna.
Misses Emma Moore dnd Lido a
WhipPlo preiide1 ai;Ihs ofrans Oa III
stAni. Many houssi n iioEaitsrs de-
orated n . very ttsisfui m4nners 4 lsygl
Gag still AaatS pTer oHr PlliisntiaFJ
building. Oar school bniiaihs ~ Aioih-
ed With haa.
Capt. W. L. Bridges gave ealeieHt aid,
i1FniahiBg 4 wagon and IrepAfihS ihG
cannon used iR The procession. Chiel
Marahall, Hanson osisvell, labored hard
all day, and says be vas never happier ID
his life. Bat / might consume hours ia
thh strain, bat frfrain, knowing well
that We enjoyed grand old Centennial
Fourth Of JGly.
The names oi The ladies' representing
the States are n lOlloEs.
Mrs. J. r. WlymGB, MEL james Fer.
Tsll, Mrs.. Wesley Riggs, Ms. George I'd.
wards, Mrs. Maj. Hunter, Nm. Ellis
Jones, Ara Arthur Pierre, Mira John
Roberts, Ms. q. Potts, AFs. l. B. Purdy,
Mrs. w. l.. Bridges, Mr.. q. S. McFldden
and one lady name not known represent
ed the l3 colonies. Ella Cockayne, Darl
Collins, Jennie Cans, SAbina BakeWell,
En. Baker, Miss Calls, Miss Newman,
Mis- LulsS, Misses Josephine and PhilG.
penA Cool, Annie HensthroW, Matte
Frances, Misses Ritehies twin Eisters),
Ginnie Shepherd, Miss Reltz, Florence
Grow, Miss Hopkins, jane Godfrey, Flo
"a Davis, Ada Hammond, Rebecea Dor
sey, Lille Hammond, the remaining
Staics, Mis- Lydia Cans Represented
tie District Of Columbia, Whilk May Ne.
Corklc, Minnie Ferrell, Mis- KeltI, Miss
McCreary, Miss Miss Shepherd, Miss
Potts, Miss Snediker, Eiie Ewing and
Mia Bowen represented the Territories.
The Representatives Of the Presidents
were "a follows: George Washington,
W. Collins; John Adame, Henry Holiness
Thomas Jefferson, John Jefferson; james
Madison, Jonathan Purdy; James Mon.
roe, Capt. A. Baker; John q. Adams, Col.
V. l.. COckayne; Martin Van Buren,
Capt W. Is. Campbell; Andrew Jackson,
Hon. D. W. Price; William Henry IIar.
rison, II. W. RoOE; John Tyler, Wm. T.
Davis; james X. Polk, Cleo Edwards,
Edwards, Esq; Zachary Taylor, Col. WIN.
Alexander; Millard Fillmore, Capt, NJ. T.
Bowar; Franklin Pierce, DR.. $. II. Std.
ger; atnes BuchAna, Capt, W. u Bridges;
Abraham Lincoln, Capt l.. u. Purdyf
Andrew Johnson, Wm. VArley; U. $.
Grant, Col. J. II, Lockwood. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06

NRW YORK, July 6.-Cotton-QuiCt Al
l1TSaI2 l.lGc. Rl0ur-NolerAte business
No. 2, s.. OOa3 %; suPerline western and
State $346a4 10; common TO good 81 70a5 o.
white wheat extra s. 70a7 10; good u
choice s. loa5 30; extra Ohio $4S0a7 00
81. Louis s. 75a9 90. Wheat-Prime sound
spring firm; inferior dull and declining
ungraded spring 81 GOAL 81; No. / MilWau
kee 81 26:No. . do 81 l6Al IL; No. . Chica
go spring 9sca$l OO; No. 2, 81 09a1 10. Rye
Quiet At SSa93c. Barley aud MAlt-Firn
COrn-Closed dull; western mixed unsOund
60a55c; no grade nominAlly 65e. Oats
Slightly In buyerS' favor; western mixed
and State quiet and in moderaIe demand
at Sadie. Hay-Quiet; shipping G5a70c,
Hops-Steady: eastern and western lsc.
Cotee-Firn; Rio cargOes l5IIalSHc,
Sugar-Dnll; fair to,good refining SLS1<ci
prime ~ <Rs1fe. Rice and MolaSSes-Firm.
NVhisky-A shade easier ut 81 l21f cash
l13Sl i3If irregular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06
THURSDAY, the 10th Day Of IuY, 1875,

AZ IIsrpeF'S Ferry, W. Va, on th6 soVeral FosFec.
live inrts a iabl herrinGIief ulrntiobS 70 ri al
publis auction he following valuable rial eItAlr
vim ihs water power CONNECTED herewith:
Pifd-Thn wafer power entlru Of tho PulotnAe
River, s held BY tho Untsd stalOs under the con.
VsyanCGa 10 (l6oiRe Washington, President Of the
United states, 10 1874, and thereafter by tho De.
yisecs Of Robert Harper and olhcFI o. existing and
held by ihe Unlted suiel, pn We S9lh gay o. NO
V9mbefI icy THO dale Of ihe alo Of 9id lfoPsItI
under 1liSloh ot tho ogsiSuIy iSl o. VIZ. ~ 1np
property ineInles !ne sue oi tne Siu niInotJ pIh'
inBI or huslrt aei1Ey' byIneH baAna ah1 y, y,
!anuA a, ? 1nI ', ~ mS dS1ohAo i9Ia! ~ ~, ~ AZ
inc itnp oL lana gnd blun nofIoIlnE On the ioto-
nae hVeL hn1 IJhG ogIHee1 nld nyer ,i hnl 'ha
.tfeel Ahd 10y ot lho l9u1ol hAIPefs FSiIY a =
IAid I9sn % In9 NJ oi y! H9a uol y w
nc o. - Az ~ W 20 PoSSI "
ihq IiVet EOt9nAc " nllu pe9 WY tha ~ ~
dams and 9theI ptlylIeGesI And ne Sn WIN VIZ thS
DIldlhGa thetSou' ehplAossI ~ "! Np; " ~ llu
ale nap o. lseS; 1he Ioal ~ q tne haILiillole
phlo nltL9Au ~ IotlIahy u o'uuue'ol thIOuSp
thn lot re: y -
~, y nc pl. nl el'lIs
ni % VIZ snehn91 ,,tI nitaI iaI ~ w. IIIyI y
he1 tne UIcd ~, " " tna Nv tIS S,S ~ ~ ,il,il se
w ICY, t SulntAelnt Wv s'1 ~ w IAe
an ~ snS " J, ~ IN ,.a, ~, ~ n
w. 'o1 !" Loe w. u" llA 'nlP wv !" 'H' ~
iesy' -. 49,, l. ~, -, l..
n, se s2 IotA ~, 70 ~ Ie,Iyl ~
~ ~, a! ~ - ~ !, a Ia 1oIn "
,i ia ptOItIi lb1 W. LoNn y ~.
loI aud y o. Aaid property, 10 AID BLOCK A, each
fronting " let on bhsn9nn0ah lIeetJ running
through 2 shsnandSah 1TsI. inteI:SISd Sy an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06

YnIEEDA4a sIoEu.--The heavy
storm d Wind and rain which pruTailed
In thb Tieiaiiy ioE An hOuE or 90 ysltsr.
day aiRrBoon did Sons eondderhble
dlnAge toProParty.
The main Tcol oi tie Fourth Ward
echOOl hOase Was blown OF aBd thrown
4g1inlt The ZIpa street n 2. Church, On
jacob street. The part blown oa VA
covered Vilh tin, and Il is thought b.
came loossned by tho shrinking Ol The
Usher board between il and the llate roof.
The whole Of The tin rOoi, raitsFs and all,
we're thrown from the building, bat The
slate roof 1eomparailTSly uniHjured. 1t
ia estimated that 4 neE roof viii cost
from $l,6O0 70 5000. School having
elosed last week for the regular summer
holiday, there were 10 children about,
and very fortunately 10 0ne'WAs injured.
The accident attracted an immense crowd
Of people. The roof will bereplsoed i'm
mediaisly.
Al the German picnic on the Fair
Grounds, the she'd occupied BY Mr.. A.
EsnhAusen n = reireshment stand was
blown down, and the proprietor narrowly
escaped serious injury.
The roof Off new double brick DWELL
ing on The west side Of Main street, above
Jefferson, on the old Sweeney property,
WAs blown Cd. The house belongs % Wm.
and Lewis SliiGl, and l. nnoceUPied.
We did not learn the probable damage.
A number Of 6ne shade trees in various
parts Of the city, Centennial decorations,
ETC., were blown down. The North Wheel.
ing arch suffered severely, being COM
pletely wrecked. That on Main, near
lib, was not treated 20 hArshly, bat the
bird Of freedom perchtd on top IL minus
afNing. We heard Of no other damage
done, except perhaps flooded cellars and
lseHera.
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Ghe9ttslEiaenoer.
Carl Sehurz Comes Out for Hayes
a 81. Louh dispatch Of the ID made

AlAn lblARHAAh eAAA9NAAs@AAAANH
"Ss iitiis sIaisnsst ~ crssisi By lha slltOSi.
ThEh y Slsisi blS 5otlisa. III FtsIa sG isiEI.
10 nnEGnusEnt q iGs psH,DeEArJ, and kssn
ahiiy yftti5h u ll,f bnlou pEslstos u Ihs 1haneiil
pink, stinsiai y pi1ass bJth he lard Hann9y
niFn Hni lhs lhait0nitla. III pfAftie1l, CTsn'aAi
fs7Ilt, BrhuH nyf. maGi b TEpualati1n, lh0aid
the DsIahcSa1 hift6ai ia ths 1btlsi. lie also -.
ssTis, that thsfc \ . tFllfs d l0updGttou . ths
sbbnsnt that ntlrn, u sleeied nay Dc lei9te
the snd q his tsTm, llVins llfndTi5h, ~ lhAs-
l''hi,l tIsalie9 = 9IilsiS I[es,1' ,i,i y
iDtrn, tiaiaE Slth ~ di6lIrIlLon that u olhsrl
Tan FofaneilS thsF oDnoclspuEu u ~ tlppor, the
W'ilLhs Pct ean ma. To-night ne ysfnhnl g
ths eiiy eiolsl ibiF tslebTltl0n By marching IN
pfoeaai0n 10 IalIystfR TErk, 70 = afdF1sltd bJ
sehuTE in pstsIn, 6lIOsod By Col Pfel. HartH.
'STlls snilFu German pofulati0l apEelTi " haTg
tuFnssl OuL No greater haa9mbltge pi Utrn1b1
pfobibly ever oorTTri 10 I've nltII lnd ths enihu.
sIIstle reception Aoo3fdet % SehaIf leslhn slunliy
% HE nDntinnsd strength With tis ueEipsn Aaaels
aBI ibo impFtaneo Oi his Political itand isksq -
diy" FE#r 2
We are Of the oPihiOH that the Tilden
nomination has not, upon the whole.
gathered, but rather lost strength ainee
it. announcement Like the BUNDLE bee,
ii wa., biggest when 'Ght born, and baS
daily .hrnnk a little ever since. The
Democratic papers, especially such pa
pera IA tho NsY York RSEep and the
Cincinnati ESgnhet, have furnished 80
much ammunition for the campaign,
in tho shape OfeIpOsurel in regard to M
Tildcn's alleged corrupt connection viii
railroad jobs, and jobs Of like character,
that they arc now. like 40 many spiked
guns, powerless Tor offensive or defensive
warfare on his behalf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06

tSIeN "A SISSq "A SyeO R,yrrl-t.iuSsSi g
IL A y. ~ ~ n 4. 4, - az n SISpiS
4, 4 sS iE - E5;,h,Se-i h
ES III n "A "a. IL IN 81 "a. > n, a. n
N A. m n. "; 49, a = -,tI M !, 4 ~ -
a Is aSS Il "a q io N 81 a. Ep,
nuS'l.idH ~ SiS5 q. aI ~ 10 iia;p,
S'ii. q S$S Toi,S,,o ~ - q a tii' aSS
"a Il g "a g IS Cinch Esiis-oIi I'D,
la N. nj S1ikrS.Su ~ a M Ro,i
So,SS at & n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06
west yIrsiuias DISPLAY ut the
Centennial.

III. v. II. in The CnslnnatI Commercial oi the Ith
West Virginia has a credible building
aud it is most credibly filled. For 4
small State, It deserves the hOrnS. The
visitor from distance, who perhaps
never heard OF West Virginia, is amazed,
while the visitor who knows all about the
State Is still more amazed. That the
West Virginia Legislature should have
done 80 handsome thing as to Rppro.
PIRATE S20,000'tO this exhibitionlis mar
vel, and that this sum should have been
made 10 go 90 far In getting upia display
il another marvel. ask the visitor to
call at the West Virginia building when
he comes here, and see what that plucky
little mountain State has accomplished.
She has the best display Of timber speci.
mems OF any State, the best display Of
mineral waters, and above all the best dis.
play Of coal Of all the rest Of the United
States and Territories put together. Her
building is flanked by monuments OF coal,
standing like sentinCls upon each side o.
the RravCled walk leading to tie building.
There arc several solid blocks Of coal
eight feet high, showing the thickness OF
the vein.
All States that are in the coal business
may take down their signs. West Vir-
ginia at present has the floor.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Don Carlos and suite arrived in
New Orleans from Mexico by the steamer
City Of Merida and left for the north yes
terday afternoon via Mobile.
The celebration at Akron, o., was
the greatest on record. The special iea-
ture Of the occasion, however, was Griffin,
the oldest man in America, age III.
The explosion Of Gre works in a store
on Hyde Park, Boston, yesterday caused
the destruction Of three stores and stocks.
Loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000. One
man was fatally iniured,during the fire.,
The Centennial celebration at San
Francisco concluded with yacht race,
In the interior the celebration Of the day
was on an unprecedented scale. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06

The river was rising last evening, With
q fair stage Of water in, the channel.
TheB. D. Wood passed. dONn yester-
day morning, light.
The Science departed ior Parkershurg
on time as usual.
The Fanchon has laid up lOr repairs al
the end Of the bridge. ,.
The John A. Wood passed up with a
tow OF empty barges.
The Mallie Ragon will he the Parkers'
burg boat this morning.
The steamer Phneton will lay over. a
week or so in order 10 receive her finish.
ing touches, not having been completed
Al The time she entered the Wheeling and
Bellaire trade,
The Matkel Boy has been taken of the
docks, and will take her place In tie
Wheeling and llatanoras trade.
The O'Neal, Tempest and Rees are
making their reeulur trips,
The Star Of he West Il still living Al
ReIIaire
The Exchange passed down last night,
en- roulc from PitiSburyh 10 Portsmouth.
D....,...l 10y ,.l,I TsFE"ph,I d. q. -.
II 5iLlSsUhon ;i ,ISr SS'y ys,S,J StTSf i've ''s'
anu f''si "eA'n0' o'U" -.
NASHVILLE, July o. hlVer iaIling
with ~ lee! on the shoals. Arriyed-
nlllman, Cairo; s!IVetIhorne, EVansville'
Departed-Same ior same. ,o,o
I, SlsciSEATi, July S:-hiVer ~ iee' ~
1sehes ana rising Departea-G,Ia,sg92,M,' 2, ;
G1ytSShs'iIne; GtSn ,E N3ns, MiIlat, Menpnisi ~; lli
honoS' "heeIloS' Mea'her cIeaF anu
warm. Nm, h,,.,,. III, ..;,..,
~ NEW nhW Sy, NHL-LANs, Suly onSrINeu Il, =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06

nOuDesn Of the State and city government
for consuming the taxes Of the people
and for falling t0sPat Sn cad 70 paper
money inaation.
To most Fsople dis PrcgTtnnle WOHd
look very mssh lie boS1s IetOrnialion,
add the men SAo Shoald snslgs in II
uould yuFsly b eOaiiasrsa bsRnEIliorm-
ers: and e one q lhSni sLpsld eolae Oui
a. candidate iOr Afsy6f q 9syrrpOr hs
would b everywhere rsgardsd a = hum
bug by bis isliaF citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06

CINCINNATI, July 6,-C0tton-Dull ant
nominal at l2al3Hc. ElOur-Unehanged
Yheat-Dull; winter 81 10aSl 10. Corn
Dull. OatS-Steady; choice white 42c. Ryt
Quiet at 74c. Barley-9OaSSc. Pork
Firm; held at so 30. lArd-Flrrn; steam
llLe; kettle 13ai3Hc. Bulk Neats-Helt
at saSy<alO3EalOKc. Bacon-Dull ant
nominal. Butter-FiEm; central Ohio AM
Festern reserve l9A2Oc. WhISky-Quiet a
81 10.
Hoos-Quiet but firm; fair 70 good light
80 55aG 80; fair to good heavy ~ 45aG ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06
The Fourth at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsco, July 4.-The eelebra
bration to-day, consisting Of the custom
ary procession, literary exercises, etc.
was suecesSfully carried out. The. pro
cession was the largest ever witnessed
here, being four miles long, comprising
many elegant and unique features. The
usual national salute was fired Of noon
So far nothing Of importance has occur
red 20 mar the pleasure. Tho immense
crowds which swarmed the streets were
orderly and good-natured, and though
minor accidents are reported, mono Of 4
serious nature have happened.
Tomorrow the races Of, the San Fran
cisco Yacht Club will conclude the cele'
braion. s.tif.s RS5rta uh-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06

WAsHINdToS, July 5.-The Secretary
Of the Interior has prepared an estimate
Of what appears to gross Irregularities
in the Investment Of the Indian trust
fund by officers Of the government having
authority to make the proper negotia-
tions, the transactions ranging In date
from February q, 1889, to July Q, 1850.
This statement will be sent TO tho House
tomorrow in answer TO resolution call.
inS for Information on the subject. The
whole amount of the alleged. defAlcation
is $3.50, ,46s, and the interest actually
paid by the government on the bonds is
8 OOS, 800.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-06
AcnIdent Erom a Mnshont.

i CuIcAoc, July 5.-An accident is re,
ported on the Wisconsin branch, Of the
Northwestern Railroad last evening near
Belot. The heavy rains washed out near
ly mile and n half OF the track. The
First regiment Of Chicago was Onboard
Of the train on their return from Madison
where they had been taking part in the
Fourth OF July celebration. Several
members oil the regiment are reported
wounded, hut il is thOught,ethat none
have bech killed. As thes wires are
down the particulars are awaited with
great interest.