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DIED.

NoBLE-Ou Thursday. August 10, 1876, at go
p. n, RI11AN W1LTER MONK.
Funeral from the residence Of his mother, Main
street, below 9th. on Saturday afternoon at four
O'clock Friend, Of the family arc invited to at
tend. ....,... -...-.
cHARN0eK.-0n Friday morning, August II,
1876, ut seven O'Clock, HATTIE, dAugh Of VIII
liam and Harriet Charnock, aged u years and
months. 80 y. .if3s. q = Lz4
Funeral from The residence Of her grandmother
No 2i7o ChaplIne street, Sabbath afternoon at half
past four O'Clock. Friends Of the family are iuyi.
led to attend. Inierment At Mt Wood. Q,
BAIRD -0n ThurIday evening, August 10, 1876
Al twenty minutes past eight O'Clock, JoBN 500 Of
John i. and Mary D. Baird, aged Is months.
Funeral this morning At 10 O'Clock, from the res
idsnee Of his parents, No. 10 Sixteenth street.
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
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ron SALE.
nRusrEE,s SALE.


Rv v,rsae Of a deod Of trust made By Albert F.
Hail and Kate lis Viz, % The nndengned tEuStee,
bsaTinr date The 9th day January, lsI1, and 70:
Soniei In he Clerks Office Of the county Coft Of
Ohio county IN Deed Of Trust BOOK No. 2 pases
ia and lSj, will sell at pnhuG Sneuon ~ nc
front door q the Court House Of ohio sunny %
TUESDAY, August sth, 1870,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock A. n, q aid dtTi N. "
Tssisrn half Of that lot Or parcel o. grognd LyIt
wb,slinS lSyed ont hy Michael GTAha11, and desig
r,tei an he Mat Of aid addition q Lot numpei
tTsnty-one en-, with any surplus that nay n
In "a M sSuS, and Ihe thlec-toEy brick dNel!'
I'M eonialufng IL rooms hath room water elosSt
M N r6lern convenience, erected thereon; ais
= hrrf StSbie Hith hay loft and carriage house ~
~ JT1nroyEnaents In dFst-olAi5 condition. eala
III sState IL Eituated on the south hde q Futetntn
stfCet and i comparatively new. IiuS uneA'eP'
HS TrRss OF sALE-TWo thousand dollar, part o.
Ire pIrrhass money, and ~ much more q me PIIt-
0haSsf may elect to pay In cash on me dAy o. -!
tTelTe hundred and forty dollGfs, Anothm P ~.
thereof, on the lJt day q Apt, ~, an9 sen ~
Of four years from aid Last named date ~ " - "a,
ioTed Ipor any deferred 'tnJtAllmene Of INC PnL-
SbSSS money: ihe purchaser giving bis 'notrS win
SpprcTed security for said deferred tnStallment.
VIII interest from the day Of ale the ute W ht
property TO b retained BY the trustee untl Ins
purchase money is inlly pad. ,,,,, 49,.
VII. HALLER, AuetioneeE. aye
The above ale d adjourned until Saturday
August 18th, d 10 O'clock a. n. -,,.,
aus12lIo Trustee.
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toneweek only, md the nauusetsehinkii
better 70 close al the appointed time. !
This b the fourth annual camp meet
/ ing held at Cadiz. Each meeting has In
creased in interest over It's predecessor,
and the CadiE camp meeting is now an
establishediact.
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Young Man Sadly In Need OF
Bruins"

BSllaIre Independent. ''l''.- -''''
Cow, Of the Leader got mad last week
and said some severe things Of Republic
cans. Among other things, that the mean
est, lowest, and flthiest Democrat is the
superior 10 the best Republican" Weno.
ticc' in his paper that he has
some patrons from the Republi-
can .ranks and suppose they are coun,
ted too, This is rather rough from
such . beardless youth. The best thing
for you Mr.. Leader will be little .'croWs
in your next paper.
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SATURDAY, AUG6sr IL, 1875.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

- M :.
&C.. oovEExoE,
NATHAN GoFF, ia, OF HAriiOa,
suP'T OF SCHOOLS,
CBAG0,. Of MarShAll. /.
AuDToE,
CN. SHINS, Of Taylor
TREASURER,
NosEs FRASKENRRRGER, Of HAnawhL
ArToRSKr GENERAL,
JOHN A, HUTCHINSON, OF Wood.
IUpap oy couEr OF ArrEALs,
III Lang TuEl
W, Il. Il. FLICK, Of berkeley,
r L BERKSHIRE, Of AonOngaliL
tSAart TsTml
Z. G BROWN, Of JsckSou.
cosGkBSs-YIRsT DISTINCT
HON. C. p. SCOTT, Of Richie. County.
EtRc1oRs AT L4R6E FOR WET VIRGINIA,
COL. WARD Il LAMoN, Of Berkeley,
HON. C. ". SMITH, Of cRbell.
HECTOR ToE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
hon. D. F. PUGH. Of Tyler County.
E1EcToR FOR TuH IITRD DIsTRIcT,
COL. F. b. HASsLRR, Of Jackson.
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The Sort of n Clothes.Pin Ross
Alexander Is. - y

Belhlre lndependent q Yesterday,
Ross Alexander made one Of the most
shyBtering speeches that We have ever
listened 10. He cursed=bondholders to
such an extept as even TO disgust Demo
Gratis. Ross, himself, is one Of the largest
Bondholders in the country and more than
that, he is one Of the worst cuFbstone
brokers in Eastern Ohio, taking any
usurious interest he can gel. tits motor.
ious that he has less conscience than any
lucre pediler in our region.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE. -,
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County.
William !! Atkinson l1,cb,De.r,,

|; y -, In cA'n0ery.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby
ViTeS notice that, In pursuance Of the authority
conferred upon him BY decree o. aid couTt inaae
in the above entitled CauSe, on the 2h day oil june
1870, he viii, on
"WEDNESDAY, the 3Oth DAY Of August, A. D. 1876
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, proceed % sell on
The premsss at public suction, 70 the highest bid
der,s the real estate Of which lillian Atkinson,
deceased died seized and possessed, containing one
poles, more or les, and situated on the waters Of
Short Creek, in Ohio county, In the State o. Mesl
VirTinIa, and bounded Is iolloHg Beginning a. q
stone, corner to John Wilson's helrs, thence south
7oS So East ls2 poes and IS links % stone, thence
thence NoEfh 49, East IS poles and links to
triple locust, thence North ~ West 12G poles and
2ifnks 70 stone, thence North 26' East % POLES
and links 10 stone, thence North IN East -
poles 10 links to stone, thence North liAS West
East los poles and II links 70 stone, thence south
GO 10 West IS poles % Inks 70 sugar tree In the
side Of Snall run, corner 10 John Wilson; thence
South 261Se West lA poles Links 70 stone, corner
70 add Wilson; thence South lie West ~ poles !!
LINK; g The Ssnnin HSSSdss % , s ~ Hs
snodran and wife conveying aid real estate to
aid deceased. ,.,,,,
Said land Il the farm on which the late William
Atkinson resided, situated on the. public road
about seven miles from the city Of Wheeling, and
about one mile from the Ohio hyer and the Fits
buIEh, Wheeling d Kentucky railrcad, and a con-
yenIent to schools and churches and well known Y
be one q the best firms In Ohio county. The sol
Is arch Limestone sol the fences are in good COD
dillon and q considerable portion Of the iencinG
excellent osage orange hedge. There j. spring q
good water In every held. The land i4 underiaid
With coal Of good quality. There Is large guam
tity OF good locust and other timber on the place
The main house 10 one Of the best brick IaTI
houses In the county, with good cellar aud well
Of choice water at The door, and there Is good
stable and other out buildings. The place has alsC
on Il small vineyard, fine orchard In full bear
Ing and variety q other mutt.
Those desiring to purchase are requested 70 cal
on the premises and exAmIhg for themselves.
TERXs OF SALE-0ne- Of the purchast
money, or such greater sum rs tho purchaser may
elect, cash In hand and the reEdueot the purehast
money in two equal instAlments, payable respect.
lively In one and two years from the day Of sale, hi
credit instalmens to bear interest from the day o.
ale and the purchaser 10 Rive bond with good per
Sonal security for the deferred payments, and tht
title to Be retained until payment Of the Plrrhasc
money and the interest that may accrue thereof
In fall. ALFRED CALDWELL
Special Commissioner.
]. c. HKRvEY, AuetloneeT. Iy26
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REFUEtIc4s srxEE cES9RAL coI,GrTEE or wES
vIR0ISlA.
A. ". CAMPBELL. Chairman, Wheeling.
TIL. LOGAN, Treasurer,
W. .. w. o0WDEN, Secretary.
J, I, H0KE, Kayser CITY.
J. 8. CUNNINGHAM, st. Mhans.
g. c. COLE, PnkeTsbuFg. -
n.H. WILLARD, PQInG PIeaant.
g. ". ATKISsod, ChnlFton.
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A CHICAGO letter to the. New York
TTass details the plan Of retrenchmcnt
adopted 81 the city authorities in view
of the dise financial straits in which the
city has lately found herself. There is 4
floating indebtedness OF s3,5O0,OO0 in the
shape OF city certificates, which. we're ir-
regularly issued and arc. going to protest,
and tho city has been in arrears for sever
al months, amounting toSeveral hundred
thousand dollars, in the payment Of It's
employee, There was but one way to
meet such condition Of things, and an
ordinance wasrrepared, passed and ap-
provyed-andi is now in actual operation
whereby two millions OF dollars will be
saved from the appropriations OF the cur
rent fiscal year, which amounted to five
millions. The Police ard Fire Depart
melts have been reduced ten per cent in
the number. OF employees and. fifteen per
cent in pay. : In the schools fancy studies,
like music and drawing, have been drop
ped Allegation, a6d besides q SINH
lar reduction Of twenty-five per, cent has
been ordered in the cost of maintaining
tho schools. In the Health, Public Id
brary, Building, and other departments,
a sill larger ratio OF reduction has been
decided upon. In the Department Of
Public Works there is a radical saving
OF fiity per cent, or one: half the entire
appropriation for this branch Of the SER
vice. A part OF this saving is secured
by reduction Of the force and pay OF
employees, but another and larger part by
the discontinuance Of certain improve
menta. There has been similar saving
OF FIFTY per cent nthe cost'ot lighting
the city; the Gas Company, yielding to
the force Of public opinion, has reduced
the price fifty cents per thousand, and
the burners in the street lamps,
which are e1travagantly numerous, have
been changed from six feet 70 Eve feet
capacity. The wages Of all city employees
have been reduced from fifteen to twenty.
five per cent, and, the net result Of all
this Is a saving to the city Of 10000
for this year, and II the same policy be,
maintained for two years, the floating in
debtedness unlawfully Incurred may be
paid of, and tho municipal credit win
be fully restored. sl4ia alg .,ll.
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1EsYs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

~ s.al, IA oduaaot, poGiagt Ist5sA
Ono year..............Ss ootThree uopthL-...'U g
m inonthI........... 000ns nonLh...........: 70
delivered by CAriei In CITY lie pr Weef.
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auIines, Letter, gOr % should DO addntted
Frea q Campbell" and Should Ia 10 case DO ad.
dressed 70 either individual member b the dfm b.
GAnn.I, s.. Ea4.-jif.N
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Valuable Wharf Property,

Situated in. The City OF Baltimore, on
tide water, adjourning Consolidated on
Company's and Fauchers Oil Wharfs.
Suitable for Coal Oil Refining, Shipping,
or other purposes. Adapted to vessels Of
heayiests daught. Railroad tracks commu'
nicating with property.
JOSHUA HoRNER, il. 4 CO.,
aus 54S. Gay St, Baltimore, Md.
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news 10 Al d0paEtntnu1 H1ll N INVIl 2,
the world, 0Well u complete reeord o. IoeAl
eVenta. a.t ~
THE WEEKLY Il Printed on Thursday, and ean
b hSd Il the counter, In odd envelopes Teady
for mailing. 61-Ssad 6cPg 70 GtSeHl IRgti
GaiTeLsitSss VIA Eeac1 from AopasI .'''l
Observation-Disclosures dOairing 70 have the
DAILY ISTELLIaKaCER loft regularly ut theif
Residences In the city and suburbs, can b
served BY leaving theif address o. Counting
Room, OF By drop letter through the post otaeo.
TO CONTRIBUTORS NO attention vill b paid
70 anonymous communications; every article
mus, b accompanied by the WrIter'Sr6al nlme
and address. tir4I - Hy ass
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n sTEINMETz,
Paper Box Manufaoiurnr

HoS. I4lI and I2IS Main Street, up s.aIrs (old
Union HALL q now prepared % mikO al kinds Of
Fancy and Plain Piper BaTes In a. good style ap1
at - low prieoI q any house In the country, Or.
ders from the country promptly ATTENDED 70, ire
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SF.Bs1rEH


sr|a 20 SstSssS ~ A4o0ttA"
The Savior, whose handwriting bore a
marked resemblance to that Of St. Peter.
and whose literary style was no better,
thus impeached the testimony Of the wit.
nesse; for the prosecution. -
"The witness Defal, merchant, pretends
that he had seen stolen goods in the hands
Of Layigne. That i not surprising. He
was employed in dry goods store at Pa.
ris, where he stole from his employer.
He should be punished Z; ia- ntIaI'
"Old Legrand, after having pilfered to-
support his daughter, tries to make. out
that be has been robbed, and would iden-
tiiy goods that do not belong to him. As
ne was pet Of the police he could do! 50
safely" !; ,e!to - . Z
And soon through a hstof formidable
length; which showed that the inhabitants
OF Heaven kept . livery close watch on the
good--or bad-people Of sarfancolin. 1n
So remarkable IN intervention in the
favor Of Jean Loo could not fail ofits ei-
feet, and, instead Of canoniEing Loo, they
sent for the police Of Bagneres. 45at Z
The final result was the sentence of
Loo 10 Eve years imprisonment at hard
labor. ,gef rs.a
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G1-Ths GbOyO prices lTs inyGrilbIe. RsinIt q
our dlk, In Drafts OF EostoGieO Aoney Orderh and
whom ndither u thea can h procured, hend thp
money In Registered Letter.
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Sgn1.WEEKLY.
byItsil Hssaassr ft.sde, FPata.
one ycsi.........ss oosiK month. 80
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'.esolls bearing writing we're pinned TO
the pillariSf tho chinch. on s1aiaipa.
ton there appeared 10 be dslters FSn
the Savior, the Virgin Mary, St. Pe.ss s.,
John, and especially all the saint. held
In local affection and esteem. Theywere
all to the same purpose, bearing testi'
IOny to tho. character Of Jean
Loo, a resident Of the. village,
who, declared the celestial CORES.
pondents, was an excellent but pesecut.
ed man, that had just been condemned to
imprisonmentfor thefts of which he had
been wrOngfully accused. This is what
ST. Peter wrote, in very Indifferent
French: iis.a ~. ia
an the name Of Christ and all the pco'
pies Of tho sky and earth. you shall here.
by DO shown the innocent man whom
falsewitnesses have made to suffer. Il Is
hut Just that they in their turn shall be
punished. The scoundrels-should they
not have blushed to do what they have
done to this excellent young man, Loo
Of this commune Let them give back to
him his honor, the heritage otwhich they
have robbed him. - ail..5gsi i7.1i +
aGivGn under my hand and seal, a!a:ii
The daily gazette., 1876-12-06
General News.

The Mexican Claims Commission con-
cluded its labors yesterday.
At Omaha, yesterday, Judge Savage
refused to grant the injunction to restrain
the Republican Electors of Nebraska
from casting their votes.
The Returning Board of Louisiana an
nounced the result of its labors yester-
day. 1t gives the Hayes Electors majori-
ties ranging from 3437 to 1867.
A report has reached Galveston that
General Diaz has occupied the City of
Mexico, and President Lerdo and his
Ministers have fled westward.
The State Department is informed that
the quarantine imposed in Spain on
vessels from New York and New Orleans,
was removed by decree of October 14th.
The BODY of Baron de Palm, which is
to be cremated at Washington, Pa, this
morning, arrived in that city yesterday
The furnace in which the dried and
shrunken remains of the eccentric Baron
are to be reduced to ashes will be heated
to temperature of 200 degrees Fahren-
heit.
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The Wellsburg, w. Va, Ne,cs, Demo

The Wellsburg, w. Va, Ne,cs, Demo-
cratic paper, says: "The high-handcd
outrage of President Grant in sending
United States troops to peaceful States
has been severely criticised by the press.
Grant has left nothing undone to perpe-
trate his infamous administration. 1t
would be perhaps, not inappropriate to
remind the gentleman that another Booth
might suddenly appear in Washington
city with the cry of sic semper tyrannisn
Emperor Dom Pedro and Empress Teresa
who have now gone to the Holy Land,
left golden opinions behind them in
Greece, as everywhere else. The Greeks
grew fond of them, and gave the En-
peror no end of honorary titles in scicn-
tific societies.
Governor Fairbanks, ofVermont, is re-
ported out of danger.
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The Coal Producers.
SUSPENSION OF WORK IN THE scHuYRILL
IAGKAwANNA AND WYOMING DIS
TRIETS


bBTHLKHEM, Pa, December 4-The
long-expected suspesI lon of coal produc-
ton has at length occurred. From the
date of the dissolution of the combination
reports have prevailed of the intended
stoppage of operations, but nothing deci-
sive inlths wayofgeneralN es.at on ofwork
was done until last Saturday night. Since
then the operators in various portions of
the Schuykill, Lackawanna and Wyo-
ming districts have been following the
policy of the heavy producing and carry
ing companies so that at this moment
more than one-half the mines in the State
are stopped. The number of working
men thrown out of work by this move
ment is variously estimated at between
35, 900 and 40, 900, this including men and
boys working inside and outside the col
lieries. Some few operators are still pro-
ducing coal, but as these contemplate
stopping work soon, it is believed the
suspension will be entire by the middle of
the month. 1t is also announced that
another reduction is to be made in the
mems wages some time between this and
the first of the year. This the miners
and their assistants have resolved to strike
against, and havesalready held meeting
for that purpose.
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DEATH FROM HYDRoPHOBfA.

James Murray, aged 8 years, died of
hydrophobia at Stapleton, l., l. 1t was
necessary before he died to confine HIM
in tight room and put gloves upon his
hands to prevent him from doing
himself bodily harm. While playing with
Spitz dog in July last, the boy was bit
ten in the hand but nothing was thought
of the matter until he exhibited synp-
toms of the fatal malady. A large pro-
portion ofthe hundreds of dogs running
at large in the village are Spitz dogs.
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The Deciding state.

Roth SIDES STILL CLAIMING FLORIDA
THE COUNT NOT YET CONCLUDED.
WASHINGTON, December "a great
wave of joy swept over the Democratic
heart tonight at the rumor of dispatch
received, announcing that the Florida
Returning Board has issued certificates
to the Tilden electors. The hotel corri-
dors are alive with members hunting for
some confirmation of the dispatch, but it
has not yet appeared. Senator Conoyer
has just received dispatch saying that
the count there is not yet concluded, and
the result will not probably be declared
before tomorrow, but that it is pretty
certain that Hayes and Wheeler have the
State
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'Oyer's MOOf Liniment

'g bor%, Years Of practical experience
.arei ~ III staging, farming, &c, have
'sbv i,at n,at more horses have been Grip
-SaSss 'm"'tlchtion TO the feet than all other
sHf, / ,olhh hhlhed. After many expert
'httb. nH'e Ti found the true remedy to pre-
,trncg,i ,ii>o'Se in the hoof, or restore II
SQld h. 'S,llce, to what nature intended 1t
VI If If,,-u,e Wedt support Of the noble ami
Y aliin'nr r npol is in1lamed and diseased,
.ls Inh",.is ~ comparatively worthless
( sail'sn'.lt VIII surely prevent this worst
ack, T.S'S' T Contraction, Corns Quarter,
.ltrallv, ,,oa,iIifaction of the Back Sinew
ste thGSso "ailed Knee Sprung, &c, and re-
'llt of S,,,I ,I'at nave been crippled by the
" IT, HGrh IA remedy.
iappi!sJ u, and ii willnever fail if proper
'ter if uno "lr horses foot once week, or of
9lul thn IEnNary, at the heel and frog, and
"'oi close TO the hair.
M. C. BOYER,
hR. NJ T. h. NoRRISTowN, PA.
aiy th.r ,hnf ER-Dcar Sir This is to
N shl,i'. ~. nave used your Liniment in
'an o,, in,r three months past, on more
.tbc,, ny,,'l.dre nnndred horses, and find il
.nc,, T,.{p3lation ! have ever used on
't'l me f,' ~ n'tirr than YOU recommend it,
~. '4,cS AZ once, by express, &,
LARRY HAMILTON.
NJ" lG2 West 31st Street.
New York City.
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Hewitt Asks Grants Permiss sn to
Publish Their Interview.
WASHINGToN, Dec. 0-2:I0 IL

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5-2:Io I'm.
Mr.. Abraham S. Hewitt has asked the
President to publish the result oftheir in
terview so as to prevent misconstruction
of it. The President is holding the re-
quest under advisement.
Dispatches from Tallahassee say that
Senator Gordon expresses the belief that
the electoral vote of that State will be
counted for Tilden. Hester Clymer will
be assigned to committee on appropria-
tions to fill place made vacant by Hol-
man. of Indiana, promoted to place made
vacant by Randall, who is elected Speak
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The Boston Erening Traveller learns
that the Boston aud Albany and New
York Central Railroad Companies are
engaged in a new movement to secure
control of the Hoosac Tunnel line.
The monitor Miantonomah was launch
ed yesterday at Chester, Pa. Its extreme
length is 262 feet, breadth of beam 80
feet; and depth of hold II feet.