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bASTIHG.

Pf;rin and Scallop Binding.
B3nh DRESS Goods with lhe same Material either
Scalols. Points, Squares or Straight
hhads Foits without showing the Stitches, and
sew at the same time.
Make French Folds
Make French Folds. and sew on ut the same time
M&ke MIllners Folds with different CoOrs and
pieces of goods at one operation
MAXI MliEer's Folds with different colors and
pieces OF goods NJ one operation, and sew on
at the same time.
1t Will gather without sowing on It will rntber
and sew at the same time
II will gather bctwe en- two pieces and sew on Mt
the same time
II will make Plated Trimming.
IL NH make Plated Trimming and sew on at the
same time.
twill make Plated Trimming, either Scr llo2ed
Or Straight
II will turn Hem and Stitch on Trimming NJ
one operation
II VIII turn Hem. put on Braid, run a Cord in
and stitch on Trimming at one operation.
Ii Will make Wide and Narrow Hens HIM all
manner Of Bias Wooden Goods as Soft Merino,
Grape Cloth. or goods difficult to Hem ON 9th
er Machines
1t viii fold Hens with Cords enclosed, and stitch
them down at one operation
IL VIII do FEELING Bias Straight either on Cot
ton or Wooden goods.
II Will FELL across seams on any goods.
IL Will Sew over uneven surface as well as plain
1t makes more Elastic Stitch than any other
Machine.
does not change length of Stitch on Scroll Work
II sews from Lace to Leather without changing
Stitch or Tension.
For Tucking. Cordng Rraiding. Quilting Rufiing
bringing. or Stitching Braid on Boiling Cloth
II cannot be excelled- Also, for Shoe Fitting
Tailoring, Dress Making and Family use
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+. BALLARD. M. ID.

PHYSICIAN. SURGEO AND ACCOUCHEUR.
| Special attention aid TO SuirtI, Office at
Springers Drug Store. Residence in L. $. Halls
house, near the NJ. L. Church 81
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MAE MADDEN.

BY Mrs. MARY MURDOCH mason Nm,
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CHICAGO \ NoRTH-wEsrrRn -.
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d. NELSVN. U I ~ TN
NELSON g. BARKER,

DEAL ESTATE BROKERS. ONE MILLION
IL acres of land for sale. Money to loan for 5
years. The OLDEST Land and Loan Agency in
Tama County. Have had a residence here of
fseHfD ufalS
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ysssint or price By tie pa6a&','s.
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Judicial Ticket,
County Republican Ticket.

For Clerk of District and Circuit Courts,
G. J. STEVENS. .- ..
Fer Recorder, "
e., J.. 3. NJ. BISHOP
For Supervisor,
II. H. WILMINGTON.
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Business and Professional

4 TT0RNEY AT LAW and United stats Com
y missioner Toledo, Iowa. Office over Free
MOrse's Store.
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II Ann St Neg York: Post ui.tc,. Box, 1856
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EBERSOLE & WILLETT.

a TTORNEfS At LAW and Notaries Public
n Toledo lama County, ioga. Office in Gal
lev & Juhnston's Block.
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, TTORNKY AT LAW. Traer. Tama County,
y Iowa WIN attend to Pension. Bounty. Pat
ent, and Land Office business. Rooms in the
Mayors office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-15

RETAIL PRICES OF FONTS

Every share has my trade mark and the words
"Glsi Steel" cast thereon.
nD-Onltr one Of tl,rC nj NDC0 md try y now,
AMI you will buy no more cast irOn points here
after,
this quality Is made at nj other Steel Works hut
NY own.
jsist Steel Axle boxes nnh Wagon SkCns, also
made under patent, having irnm four 10 SIX times
tho strength anL only half tlIc weight 1t thOSc
made Of Cilsl Iron. J. {. WDWELL,
DuVucsnO Way aud GarTlon Alley.
Pittsburgh, PA
rirrsnuRam PLOw woRKs, SIny &c, lS76s
ItSk
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The Mexican Revolution.

MArAMoRAs, May l4.-General Esco
bedo reached CNmnrgo, one hundred
miles distant, yesterday, with 5000 gov
ernn,ent troops, and is advancing rap
idly on tins city. Generals Quero and
Querago are coming on another road will
1000 men, TO unite with Escohedo in at
tacking thiS place. Great excitement
prevails here among. the revolntionists
Several hundred men are repairing tht
Notifications, and every preparation iol
stubborn defense is being made. Yes
terday the staff officers Of General
Gonzales iorcibly, took the lumber
belonging TO the citizens Of the United
States for Notifications. The American
consul intervened to protect the Interest,"
Of American citizens, when the officers de
clarcd they would shoot the German ant
American consulsif they interiered Will
General Gonzales in the fort. To prepare
for thedcfenceithc American and German
counsuls with the commander ot Uni
ted States vessel Of war called on Gen
Gonzales MS TO the disayowcd act OF hi
officers and he assured the consuls tina
foreigners should be respected. Many
families of all nationalities are leaving
the city in anticipation Of lombard
mcnt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-15
Frc1are Tor n. Louis Convention.

ST.. LOUIS, May l3.-The Finance Com
mittcc Of tho Democratic National Con-
vcntion held another meeting this MORN
ing. Several members regretted the an
nonncement had been made in the papers
that it was found 10 be m easy matter tC
raise the $4,000 needed 10 entertain the
convention. They say that wheh parties ar,
aked TO contribute nov, they say that there
is no use OF their giving ahything;that the
money can he raised readily, without any
assistance from them.' OF course this il
wrong view to take OF the matter. Al
though the amount named can be raiaed
still the Committee desires the assistance
Of all who are ablct contribute. 1t was
stated that Hon. +. o. Stanarl, a strong
Republican, when approached promptly
put his name down for 500. Additions
were made to the Committee on tho City
at large, to represent the wholesale pa
per dealers and typcfOunders. A Brew
erS Committee was formed; alsoa Manu-
facturers' Committee. Other committees
werc reorganized and increased, and
preparations for energetic work made
The committee meets again Monday:
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By telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
10 THE DAILY fNrELLleENc8y1
CON e'R E S S.
HOUSE.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 1S.
Fitzhugh, the Do0Flkeeper. in
wa Trouble.

Mr.. Durham, rising 10 u personal ex-
PLANTATION, had read an extract from an
article in the Louisville CoHrier.JouT7sGi
in reference 10 charges against Fitzhugh,
Doorkeepcr Of tho House, and rejecting
on Durham for not having called Fitz.
hugh's character TO the attention OF the
House, stating that he was cOgnizant Of
the truth Of lie accusation against Fitz-
hpgh. He said Fitzhugh had been indict-
ed for the otfenses charged, and had been
acquitted Of each OF them. He had not
reached Washington until after the eau.
Gus at which Fitzhugh hadbeen nominal.
cd; otherwise he would have comlnuni'
Gated lothosc who were pressing his nonl'
ination the facts that he knew about him,
he having acted M one Of Filzhugh's
counsel in Kentucky.
Mr.. White, .of Kentucky, them. as q
Question Of privilege, sent 70 the Clerks
desk paper COMMUNICABLE fall history
Of the charges made against Fitzhugh,
showing him to have been indicted and
tried in Kentucky for arson, conspiracy
and perjury. lie also had read letter
from Fitzhugh to friend in Texas, Civ
ihC a ludicrous account Of his experience
as Doorkeeper. He therefore offered a
resolution instructing the Committee on
Resolutions to inqirc into the charges
against Fitzhugh, and also as TO the pro.
priety Of Abolishing the office OF Door.
keeper, and imposing its duties on the
Sergeant-at.Arms.
Mr.. Glover offered thefnllowing substi.
tute. .o.l f,..
"ResOIeed, That il is The sense OF the
House that +. II. Fitzhugh is not prop.
cr person to hold the honorable position
OF doorkeeper OF the House Of Represen.
tatives, and that said Fitzhugh, MS door
keep per, be and is hereby dismissed forth
with from that Office"
Mr. White accepted the substitute,
which, on the suggestion Of Mr.. Hoar,
was made 10 expressly set forth that lEitz-
hugh was dismissed in view of foolish
letter he had written.
Finally, after long discussion, III
which removal, resignation and investi'
CATION were respectively advocated, on
motion Of Mr.. Glover tho resolution was
referred to the Committee on Ruler.
The House then went into Commit
lee OF the Whole, Mr.. Springer in the
chair, pn the Posloiiice appropriation
bill. Without coming to any agreement,
owing to the absence Of quorum, the
committee rose, and the House soon alter
adjourned. ...
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For the lntCIGcnCcr.
10 the Mexican War veteranS Of
wheeling aud Vicinity.

In view OF the approaching Centennial
military demonstration at Philadelphia
on July 4th, and the liberal courtesies ex
tended to the veterans by tho railroads
especially the Central Pennsylvania, It'll
earnestly requested that as many as car
Of our number, meet in Convention Il
Steubcnvillc, Ohio, OF Saturday, Ma,
81, ut / O'Clock +. NJ, for the purpose oI
transacting any business of interest to the
comrades.
A fill attendance is urgently solicited
We suggest that as many IA can, prompt
ly correspond with A. n. Kcnnady, Sec
retary Of the Mexican Veteran ASSocia'
tion, Washington City, with u view O
procuring the badge prepared for the
veterans.
j, Will papers friendly please publish.
LII. Duvall. A. I.oring. =.
John Baggs. J. +. CharleSwOrtlI
John Carlin. a. Grnbb.
John Gossit. Charles n. Allen.
JIM. Todd. ..
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Our ohio County Letter.

EJt0B lntelligenecT'
The grange bubble with its secret pow;
WOW, iLs childish regalias and ritualistic
baldcrdash appears TO be tlourishing in
West Virginia, while II is on the decline
in other places. It was introduced
into the West as remedy for hard times.
Tho legislation it secured was found 10 be
an injury and was repealed; It totally
failed TO meet the expectations 1t raised.
All the efforts OF interested parties to
keep life in it seem likely, before long,
to fail. The inevitable otlice-seeker and
ax.grinders IN general, appear to have
charge Of i in this State.f II numbers
many good citizens among its members
in whom the organ Of gullibility ia un-
duly developed, but il seems tO. be patron
lied by tic class that votes every year Tor
Jackson, as their fathers anil grandfatll-
crs tlid-persons who are tagging in the
march OF civilization. Tie "scng dig
gers" have Joined the "Order," and con-
stitute It's chief strength in this State as it
would appear from the fact that the
Grangcrs held their State meeting back
in tho mountains-the first State Convon-
tion ever held in those mountains since
"the morning stars sang together" Once
intrencEed in the wild mountain
businesses of West Virginia il may he able
to hold its position uHtil driven out by
the advance Of our free schools. II coon
skin caps and butternut suits should be
adopted M the regulation dress OF the
"Order" the saving 10 members in this re-
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Suit Against tho Central Pacific
n'DOnOyan-l -lsOSSis.

SAN FRANClsCo, May 13.-Anthony
Coalat, astockhoIder Of tho Pacific Rail
road Company, has filed n bill! Of equity
against that company and Stanford,
Huntington, 4 Crocker Il Co., to enioin
them from using the funds Of the Central
Pacific to pay interest on SlI6OOD0O
bonds Of the California Pacific Company,
Issued by the last named company to
Stanford and others, indorsed by the
Central Pacific and to obtain decree that
the Endorsement Of the Central Pacific is
without authority and void. The deter
mination Of the motion is important, not
only affecting the bonds in question, but
for its influence upon the negotiations
now pending for settlement, OF the
bonds Of the California Pacific Company,
on which interest has been deiaulted,
Stanford & Co. having proposed to the
holders Of these bonds to retire them by
substituting new bonds of'the same COM
pany for less amount, and indorsed by
The Central Pacific. -
O'Donoyan-Rossa arrived this evening,
and was escorted to hotel by the Third
Regiment Of the National Guard.
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The Understanding Arrived nj
on fIie Turkish Question.

BERLIN, May l3.-Evcrything points
to a complete understanding having been
ar rived at by tile REPRESENTATIVES of Ger
many, Austria and Russia in connection
with the Turkish question. They are
clearly animated by pacific policy.
The decisions arrived at have been com
municated to the English, French and
Italian ambassadors. One result Of the
conference is, that Turkey has been. re.
qucsted to grant the insurgents an ex-
tension Of the armistice, for the purpose
Of executing promised reforms and aid
ing further negotiations. The Powers
also intend to reinforce the naval strength
Of scutari for the greater protection Of
Christians. Great credit is given to
Prince Gortschakoff' for the able manner
in which he handled the Eastern qnes'
tion.
BERLIN, May li.-Thc Emperor OF
Russia has arrived at Ems.
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Dur ~. CIairSville Letter.
Sr. GAINESVILLE, May IL.

Ellton Of the IntcllIScnccr:
The Mcdill will case went to trial Fri
day morning last, 'and its developments
excite the livelicst interest.
Jas. Nedill, ST., died eighteen month";
ago at Martins Ferry, OF pneumonia
Several hours before his death, in the
presence Of IN number Of invited
men, he made u will, giving to al
his children q share Of his estate
Two brothers and one sister allege M
mental incompctGncy to make VIII
hence ask that Il be set aside. The fight
for the vantage ground is spirited. John
William and james Medill and their
sister, Mrs McCunc, with ?. Peck and
St. Clair Kelley, their attorneys, assail
the will, while James A. Gray (executor)
and Joseph Medill, with John McSwee-
ney, OF Wooster, Judge CowGn, Peter
Taiiman and X. j. Alexander defend L.
The case il about half over, and will
doubtless close on Monday =.
81. Clairsville Is q city set on . hill and
Of ancient date, being nearly sold as the
State ,oi Ohio. Why II was ever located
hete ~ something no iel'a't Sc" |
out" presume the reasons for itwhat'
ever they were, have periShed with iss
founders. And still 1t IN n good sort oil
an old town. and has many pleasant rs:
sOciatiOns. The time-honored temple Of
justice, the court house, stands where Sol:
ORon left IL after holding his court oil
equity in the famous baby case. There
have been attritions OF mind against
mind in 1t in times past that
were worth seeing. The present
habituea arc somewhat peculiar in
their personnel. There Is Judge Cham.
Rf, Prosecuting Attorney Wi ken.
non, St. Clair Kelley, and Al. swa.
iney, attorneys, all Of whom arc clad
10 lmpenetrable mail or long ere this the
haI' Of Cupid would have produced
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HOW Dom pcdro DOCS I'd.

ANNAroLIs, May l3.-Dom Pedro did
it again. The Emperor was to visit the
Naval Academy to-day, and everybody,
including Governor Carroll and his car
riaGc, was at the depot. Just before the
train was duo Gov. Carroll received a
telegram that the Imperial party would
arrive by steamer. lie Immediately
drove to ihe Academy, and soon after tue
people rushed TO the gates, which were
closed, except to n few prominent citizens
and 10 the disappointment OF the crowd
The Emperor and party were received by
Admiral Rodgers and officers, together
with the Governor and his staff. After in
speeding the Academy and witnessing the
kowitzer drill Of the midshipmen, the
Emperor accompanied the Governor to
the Executive Mansion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-15

npoNrrAc, o., May 13.-Benjamin, son
Of L. Cofeld, lime burner near this place,
was found dead this morning in the mid.
die Of the road mile from here, near
the river. He had goue to neighbor's
to deliver a letter. and it is supposed the
mule he was riding threw him of and fell
on him. ~. .#
RICHMOND, IND, May 1S.-In certain
parts OF the city attempted acts Of viol.
ence upon ladies and young girls upon
the streets at night have been 30 common
during the week that citizens have ar.
ranged a systematic pursuit. OF the guilty
parties, whenever further occasion is Of.
lered.
Only nine divorces were set for trial
before the Wayne Circuit Court to-day,
MEMrHIs, May 1.-THE river rose 4
inches, and stands SO feet on the gauge.
Weather clear and hot. Arrived-Cons,
Millar, from Cincinnati. Departel-Ash.
land, for Cincinnati; Maude, for st,
Louis; Smoky City, for Pittsburgh; St.
Geneyieve, for VicEsburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-15

GAIT. II. G. PARSONS, Of Huntington
was in the city yesterday. We learn
from him that another expedition Of iron
men ia talked Of, to go over the Chesa'
peake & Ohio some time in June, on q
visit to the iron regions at the head
waters OF the James, and at other points
on and near the railroad. The Capt. telll
us that some shipments OF ..orc from hi
road will soon be made to Wheeling ant
Pittsburgh, for experiment. He hope
for such results from these experiment
"a will initiate large trade in the Nir
ginia ores.
Speaking OF The trade Of the CheSc
peake & Ohio road, We notice that heaV,
shipment OF oil, to the extent OF sevcrN
thousand barrels, left Pittsburgh OF
Saturday for Huntington in charge oil The
c, w, HornbroOk. From Huntington il
will 90 to Richmond, and from thence Il
various foreign ports. And all because
Of the obnoxious rates Of freight imposed
on the oil shippers by the Pennsylvania
road. II looks very ridiculous to sec OF
going Eastward from Pittsburgh by wa!
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio road, but it il
nevertheless fact that it ia following
that route at this time.
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, FUNERAL OF REV. RosEcRANs. :,


New YoRK, May 13.-Thc HcrG!fs
special from London says on Thursday
last grand reception was held at the
Prussian Embassy, the entire diplomat
ic corps being present. On the presenta'
ton Of WickEam Hoffman, American
Charge D'Atlairs, to the Empress, Her
Majesty expressed her qualification in be-
ing able for the first time TO personally
express thanks TO member OF the lcga-
tion, which, during the l'ranco.German
struggle under these sad and distressing
circumstances, was so good and so pains.
taking. Her Majesty also requested
Hoffman to convey her thanks TO Minis.
ter washburnc, and also spoke kindly OF
Bancroft Davis, American Minister to
Berlin,
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The Express Robbcr johnson Re.
capturcd--.Ilnilroad Receiver
ADDOintctl.

MEMrnR, Tenn, May l3.--Private
dispatches announce the recapture o. Ed.
johnson, the notorious express robber, at
Uniontown, Kentucky. johnson was
serving u term in the penitentiary for
robbing Messeiger Brady, and recently
escaped from Nashville.
Judge Emmons, Of The United States
Circuit Court, has appointed a. a. Cole:
man Receiver OF the Selma, Marion and
Memphis Railroad, on his giving bond
for $4,000. .s.. -t-- -,rr
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A WHOLE TOWN BuRNRp.
weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPTlcK oR TIIR cIIKV SIGNAL OPPiCRR,
WASHINGToN, DC, May Isl A. N. }

HRonAHLlTI1S. -
Dnring Monday in the South Atlantic
and Gulf States rising followed by u
falling barometer, increasing east to
south winds aud warmer, and partly
cloudy weather will prevail.
IN the Western Gulf States, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, falling barometer,
warmer south to west winds, increasing
to brisk, and increasing clondiness, posi-.
bly, followed by rain areas and high
winds from the last section TO Texas.
For the Upper Lakes, low barometer,
northeast to southeast gales, warmer,
cloudy and rainy weather, probably fol-
lowed during the night by rising baromo'
ter and wind shifting to cold northwest
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, low followed by rising
baromer, warm south gales shifting, 10
cold north, and cloudy or rainy succeeded
by clearing weather.
In Lower Lakes and Middle states,
falling barometer, warmer east 10 south
winds, increasing 10 brisk, and in the for.
mer TO gale and increasing cloudiness
with rain in the former and in the north
ern portion OF latter.
The Mississippi river will continue ris.
ing at Memphis.
Cautionary signals continue along
lakes Superior, Michigan and Huron,
and are ordered along Lake Erie.
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Prize, 1Saty1rr ct!H.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
NINETY-NINTH EDITION.

Containing complete list Of all tho towns In the
Unlte,l States, tho Territories and tho Dominion Of
Canada, having population greater thHn 5000 nc-
corlng TO the last census, together With tho names
Of tho newspapers having tho largest local cirrula-
tiOn IN each Of tho places named. Also catalogue
Of newSInpers which arc recommended TO AdVer-
tisG as giving greatest value In proportion 10 prices
charged. AlSo, all newspapers ln the United States
and tanAla lrintIng over 5000 copies each Issue.
Also, all the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, MasOnic, Juvenile, EduCa-
tIOnAl, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, Law,
Sporting, Musical Fashion, aud other special class
Journals; very cGInpleio lists. Together with n
complete list cf over 800 German payers printed In
tho United STATES, Also, All essay upon adVertis-
Ing many tables Of rates, showing the cost Of ad-
yCrtiNng In various newspapers, and everything
which ahCginncr 10 advertising would like to know.
GEO. r. ROwELL & CO.,
NcH a PATk Row, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-15
Marine Intelligence,

New YoRK, May l3.-Arrivcd-Slcam'
ers Germania from Liverpool, and RhCin
from Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, May 14--The steamship
Illinois, from New York, has arrived.
BosroN, May lA.-Thc steamship sa'
maria, from Liverpool, has arrived.
New York, May yl3.-Arrivcd-Stcam'
ship Utopia. from London.
SAN FRANctscO, May l3.-ArriTcd-
Steamer Montana, from Panama.