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DONALD-CL APP On Tue day, the 25th. nj tho
Church Of the Intece SOU New lurF BY tue Rev. JOIN
Cotton smith, u ID assisted BY tn Rev. Cnarles
llniuy, LOrncha uaughtcr OF gtDn tApi, 10 r..
Winchester Donald. rector of the Church OF the Inter
cea.iOn.
FRAME-SMI W. on Tue cay, April 60 at the rest
dcncc Ut the tM~iaiing clergymal hy the Rev D..
ihgh Joenl L. frame d., ~ lielen daughter or the
lie JOthlm Sun "a.
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Steamship Neptune, DustOn, mise. an pass.
steamship M0scl. Bremen, mdsc. anu pas.
steamship Wyauokc. i.lchmoad, City Point. AMI Nor
folk mdse. and pass.
Sip Carl. l. ndun, mdse.
snip fam1. BOrdc lux. ia blilast.
BARK Caete, Gloucc ter. IN ballast.
bark julia Fisher. Amsterdam, In ballast.
BARK Mpdci, Marsclcs nilsc.
a sttt
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$uslntss Clothes.



or e. " Benson, Ir ctisinS physician ~ JOG Norh
Euiawr BI tim Jrr. Nil tvnO mas pait much sttcn.
tOu to nervous disc scs has discovered that Extract
OF Cecry aud ChAinoinile. combined N certain pro
portion invarably hea achc, either bilious, dys
pcptt', nervous or SICK hclunrhc, neuralgia ana ncf
NoNsncss. THIS isa triumph m medical cnem'sfrr ana
sufferers all the country arc ordering by mail,
He prenares II IN p Is Mt per bN postage free.
The doctor Il largely known anu highly respected IN
BdltlWOrr.' sun.
Sold by c. y. Criit 'nton and all druggists
JOHN T. HENRY Co. Agents. ". Y.
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H.IRINE ISTELLT1 EyCN.

MvfArrRg ALNNSAr-rUs NV
sun risea. ! ~ sun sNts.... ~ % NOO1 sctt.. ~
utsIt WNrER-rHts
sancy HOOK l 80 Gov. ISLAM. > ~ Hell GItc 80
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niasilll Instruments.

IRARE CHANCE 70 s't nrst.clsss pi1lo or
n rs'.I14cisY trr.,-. HORACE WATER, son :,
& 80 nr.tNay, Wv Yorf VIII curing tors week
nlf t"N hrhtc hnW piano, AID organs uutii fent
DEATTIFIi Iianoforte ouN tlo0i a stilway
- pHnoiuttr, every improvement great 'ncrnoe
Tor ca-h huti III rnll .rsal oa $50.
j. BlDDLE, rs WaVerley place, near Broadway
DEAlTII l. plano'oitc. oH SD Wafuinrrut7-
IL Uc.sNc LuCAorlus, Nu. g. tdlt .-ctlus.
GOlppN'- l1t . orckef ST.
coon pianos 80 10 ttpUf = 'o tl' mohthN unin
"a pad. -j nutun y ac,, near f'". '"a4'
NEW and secoud-hlud p.,Lns ana r't1i orga'- iot
T. IT, ihi, co., t.st itu Il.
SorkI\NNAY'-. weber,, and otLer puuos aud or
-'''' VI" s. BALL 4 Co, ID Fast IAN st.
4 W'r'I ',t'I 'aI. kEtk AZ Il, So 80 very.
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Tho Smocth and Peasant Taste of Miit -
NJ rse ~ " perally dcsir h." ~ meuy for
children diseases, IN which 1t always succeeds
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arll estate.

INOR SALE Chcao-A B-ookiya residence, also 10
4 cts ~ 2itn aLi .1fl wards, mu-t be sod W W.
loht hkL, - a, very, ruOI 3, olir4iIl Hahs Bnic
i1..
ENOR S.Lt-.f rms ana SUBURBAN ~ los sag
lfd NV I'D For heap p ,,t., uutri or t.ij, cal
oIG ohGt ~. NI,lll t'r'WwW.
S.n .)An ron sALL-2.tory ANA easement
tuh unG hrlcA - he the 1T term, e,sN tall
- tVi pace iruohhH. McLAi GHLlN.
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So, Sll, anO 10 st.

NT-K ROOM 10 let, large front Office Appy l2
~ trntrc - . q or. " II LCsh.
Y ARGE story building with iull lots. 4ai st.,
MONAGHAN, CPS 2IRv
AfFtCE~T 10 LET la,c.Jni story ua nGiii'nE
front i"u roar, sol A fif 4 Az elu hrt Il No
~ al sun fuhi alton Nee Nn--ii Wl fran tort ~
NO I.tt-In Broubhu Eastern 49,. rir,i, vrf' oc.
sirulie uou-c,. cuiftLc- FrOhcl Nus aun npIt.
m nus m good ishhornl lt-, rnnt uirpt 10 ferries.
ana Ht very low prices several ut 49, 20 itts 10
go1d b sn''.s lucatllls App0 10 " VI. Muk" ~
sos. - hrp DIV s. hrpuNAh.
rt,D LEr-ln rita an ST.. Hrooh,yn, Z. D., I'VE
Tuntu-. fNr. M.f'r iIt o., az also Nil'
er part men from - to tiu ma ARE 2oi 1th b.,
lrloN yu. ! 49,. cottage h"Nsr.
Ig,oLEr p.er.r- nr.-. nou.c; sfrHoa ou nr-t
I moor. "n-y for hon-..r. 'rrf mnlcra improve
rIru's. ann. 80 .inrur- from ferry. So Hroatway,
nrtr ne kafr av.. iho"spn.
tg'nE rDHE, li1 >,-.,l ~. SIN nnlil1s - lot.
4 sIlflh" Tor ntlNug ms france or gen re- hls-
nos. s''lm meat .d. Amy Al the sun Pa 'h''tion
Ollrr.l d ta'ul 49,
TI'O painter. and rotr. q cheap ta.cmr to Isl u
tfh HN u0 flWni NDre gwen a. pN tcht Apply
o. klAlI-I All,Nl2d af.. near 'l-t ~.
t[NOLE1 -i.pom. Iud pa tn 'n.s OF . 3and rooms.
IN tDc news repaired house $50 vest '''h S' rent
ltu. Fac
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Sactn, Nol.a.
uPlH TEAS FOX 1re rEu

CHEAPEST ND NEST
CHull T.. soc. ~ IRA CHOICE, 3sc per n.
PAkkE'~, lSi FRONT 81. Lc-r Futon.
NEKNOI- DEBILITY. MEAi Mss. y =,
promptly. ,nI radically cured OY WlNtllEsIs8S
specific Pill. a. per box siN poke -. Prepared
on.Y rs MlNcilE>raE% co. ~ 'p1I a.. y. Y
"oH~EHN ArION- O\ NASAL CAFtRisIi
aLd tatNru.l D. alhert,' phnp let nov rctly, aud
mailed tor ll,. nr y VII LlAMsOS, - r.. 20.l ri.
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Dycing mud Cleaning. The Empire Dyeing aud
Cieiniug co. call for anu deliver goods. Work sur
ps,ed b. nue. OFFICES: 9ld Brpaiway, near .. st.;
100 9Th av, near 1lth st.; anu 27j 8th av PAIN
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Mrs. wTNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
feethins u an old and wcltried remedy II hasstood
thc tes OF many Neas. aud was never kaOwn to fall
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Trom The druk trIdc. QliIk's Insh Tea, tho
hrca bilious rcn.ly, 50 succ IS Puce, 30 e. Aoc.
Enamced chamber suiteS IRON 81; black
wauui a.. 80 %. rhif-tullD, DO ipl1lr SUI
iAnr-try jtts i-, Il l.rdn JJ1. NJNper.nAAl.s
LOO Chatham street, -IA0.
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.t,tctings.


rt,IE AiBI0N SOCIETY," Nil NEE, this evening
G.. III >n. Pros don't.
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Dr. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
Children should use them daily.
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sSFsIIIFILt'ct for s.; .'r'n.tl:N ned
- slNoa uul. W.. y. Dea,A, llJ.' -4- .-s ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01
THE METHODIST CONGRESS.
the APPROACHTyG 0UIDRENNTfL
SESSION IN BILTIMORE.
A Crcn Religions Oraanization's Wealth aud
Crowth-rhe Preparations for the tonven-
tiou aud the Work TINT IL 90 be Done.
F,pm he H0NimO~s American. April -.

Fpm he baltimore American April 81
The approaching session III this city of
the body Of highest jurisdiction in the lugest
eccle siastcal organization in this country Is an
occasion Of unusual interest In the religious
world The United states census 81 1870 gave
the denomination preferences OF the citizens
~ the United states ~ follows: Methudi~ts.
G.59S.2g Iilp.ista 4.j0ljj; Preshyteriins. 2WS,-
statistics uf the Methodist Episcopal Chutch for
1875 show n total Law membership OF l,5oJJW ,
total number Of preachers, 2j,S4 bishops. "
The Methodist Episcopal South, which does not
differ from the Church North In ecclesiastical
pOlity, has not quite II its numerical strength.
The oficial returns snow that the total lay mem
bership OF all tie branches Of tre Methodist
Church In the United states u li3.2Z9 total
number OF itinerIut ministers, 2OAtj total local
preachers. 2i,Ji The wealth OF the Methodist
Church II not, however, proportlonate To the
magnitude of iis membe ship. The following
statistics. taken from tue United States census
of 1870, exhibit the comparative wealth OF the
leading denominations:
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Export trade OF baltimore.

Statistics Of exports from Baltimore for
the past six months Of the calendar year
show the outward foreign commerce OF
that port as still on the increase. The
aggregate value OF expectations from
January to July foot up Sls,GlS, l4l,
and an increase Of nearly four and one
half million dollars over the exports OF
the corresponding period last year. With
the exception Of wheat, which has fallen
of fully two-thirds, the increase is gen.
orally on the principal articles, but
prominent in corn. OF this cereal, the
exports for the six months exceeded those
for the same period Of last year by 7,22l,'
900 bushels, and the entire year OF 1875 by
100000 bushels. Baltimore has un-
doubtedly gained leading position as an
export market for corn, and is now
among the chief distributors in this coun-
try. Petroleum is the next product
which has shown marked increase, be.
ing over 100000 gallons ahead OF the
first six months OF 1875. Tobacco follows,
and probably shows the most decided In.
crease in moneyed view. Bacon and
lard also show an increase over last
year. England has been the largest pdr-
chaser, having bought s9,S6S,79S worth
Of produce, followed By Germany, 81
SOS, 445; Holland and Belgium, sl,GSl,-
100; Brazil, sl,2O2,77C. The total value
TO all countries reaches Sls,Gl3,l44.
against Sl4,l7O,5l4, same time 1875.
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Another Expression from Carl
SchuFZ.

From tho NJ Y. Tribune.l
Since some people are still protesting
to have doubts Of Mr.. Schurz's views, We
take the liberty to dispose OF them by
printing the following extract from a
private letter jus. received from Senator
Schurz: T.. 81.
"There Is q striking contrast between
the hard-soft money mixture in the Dem
ocratie platform and candidates, and the
strong, fearless assertion Of moral duty
in the financial paragraph Of Governor
Hayes letter OF acceptance. The views
he expresses about the civil service form
the most comprehensive, most clearly de
fined and In every respect most satiStac.
tory civil service reform programme l
ever saw uttered In d few words; and that
programme Is accompanied by the pledge
Of an honest man that, II he is elected, 1t
shall be faithfully carried olt in its com.
pleteness, and that no personal ambition
shall interfere, with the work. Never had
civil service reformers a'better opportti..
nifty toSGht with a chance Of real success
1mean tho success Of the cause, and
not only the suecfsp At candidate or n
party. l shal support oSysrnor Hayes
heartily and actively, and l haze never
felt more, clearly conscious Of doing ne
right thing fof the best interests Of the
country" a't -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-17
Republican State Convention.

A Convention Of the Union Republican P1ty Of
Wt,t Virginia will b held at the city Of PaTkers'
baTE on THURSDAY, the 9Th day q July, $50,
Ior nc purpose OF nominating candidates tor the
of.,4 Of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
GpocraI, State Superintendent Of Free Schools, and
,bre judges Of the Court Of Appeals; also for The
purpoSs Of nominating an Electoral Ticket, and
iransactIns such other proper buhnea a may COME
heiore the Convention.
The Udiou Republican Party d the State Is re-
uuestcdtoappOInt delegates TO aid Convention nom
the various counties, at such time and In such man
uer Is may be convenient to the people d the 'eI'
Gral countieS
An voter Of tho State, without regard to past
polltcal differences or panty affiliations, who are In
favor Of such changes in ouI Constitution and laws
rs experience has shown necessary, and taVor re-
,rsnchment and Ccopomy IL. the administration o.
gu, State iGhn, and the punishment Of OtheAl
corruption, arc cordially Invited to participate In
the MD County and State Conventions.
By order Of the State Union Republican Exeeu
Tive Committee. JOHN W. MASON,
GRAFTON, W. VA, June /, 1876. Chairman
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The Southern lumber Interest.

In an interesting article on the condi-
ton and prospects in the Southern lumber
trade, the N.rthpaIera Lumberman makes
known some facts that are Of general i'm:
port. The trade, it seems, shares in the
general dullness and there isnot much
prospect for Improvement during the
present season. To some extent, Texas,
or portions Of that State, is an exception
10 this condition Of things. There is con-
siderable building going on in certain
districts, where emigration is filling up
the country. To these localities the man.
utacturers Of lumber, and OF sash, doors
and blinds, ETC., in Chicago and therea-
bouts have turned some attention. A
vast amount Of Chicago Manufactured
lumber finds its way to that distant State,
Notwithstanding there are almost bound
less districts Of pine in some Of the Gull
States, within easy reach Of Texas by wa
ter and comparatively short distances by
rail to localities where such articles are
in demand.
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Republican Congressional Con:
vention.

A Convention Of ths Republicans o. the Fist
Congressional District Of the State Of West virglna
will be held al PnkersburS on THURSDAY, The
9Th day Of July, 1876 for the purpose Of nominate
Ing Candidate for Congress, and such other bisi'
pess Is may come before the Convention.
The Republican party Of the said District arc
requested 10 appoint delegates to the Convention
from the several Counties composing the District,
at saeb time and "a such manner AS may Be COD
ysn,sut. GEO. EDWARDS,
MovSpy LIE, July ii, 1874, Chairman
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-17

SOMEBODY who has had hot weather ex'
perience in India sends suggestions to the
New York Sun. He recommends the
pith hat occasionally seen in our s.reCts,
which has ring inside to cit the head,
leaving an open space for ventilation.
lie also says: III people were to shut
up and darken their houses in the coolest
hours Of the morning, leaving only aper-
lures enough for ventilation, and to those
apertures apply, as folks in India do
loosely woven mats Of fragrant grass and
keep them wet, every breath OF air com :
ing into the house would take up the
moisture, and the temperature. within
would be reduced many degrees"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-17
Republican Congressional COnvsn.
tion--Second District.

The upIOu Republicans Of the secand consress-
ioual District viii meet in Convention on FRIDAY,
the 18th day Of July 1875, 1t Grafton fOF the Pur.
Jo,. Of nominating 4 candidate. for tho HOUSE d
Representatives In the next Congress, and the
Transaction Of such Oihsf business a may be proper.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
GEO. G. STURGlSs, Chairman.
JOHN W. MASON, See'y. tyH
Republican and independent plPerS In the Second
District please copy.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-17
rHE WHEELING DAILY MONDAY MORNING july H. 1916
OUR Observation-Disclosures
s. wqarntssros, W. Va, July Ii.

=. =
s wqarntss7os, ". Va, July II.
Edltas IntiniscnsSr;
Permit this part Of the State % be
heard from through your paper. The
political situation Is being discussed
very lively at present. All the Republic
cans are perfectly satisfied with the nom.
nation Of Rutherford B. Hayes for Presi.
dent, and the only objection the Demo-
crats urge against him Is that he has not
proved himself 4 reiormer. While Gov.
Hayes has not had the opportunity to
prove himself reformer in every sense,
he had the courage TO stand by his coun-
try in It's greatest peril. He did not do
his fighting with his pen, but with his
brave Ohio "boys" on the field OF battle.
Neither did he resolve that the war for
the Union was failure, &c. II the Re-
publicans in. other parts Of the State are
as earnest as those in this, West Virginia
will be redeemed from Democratic cor
ruption and misrule. All We want
is a strong State ticket with none but
pure men upon It.
WIN AN0thAA IOAt J1 vs. ~ 'fNSA'S~''''
will rally to the call and completely Dust
the Burdett-B Bennett Ring which has been
proving upon the taz.payerS Of West
Virginia SO long.
Should. It be left 10 he voice Of the
people the present County Court system
would be buried as one OF the monstrosi-
ties Of the Democratic party.
Another burden borne by the taxpayers
Is the present system Of road working.
A large amount Of moneyis annually up.
propriated to keep tho public roads in
repair, but the surveyors, by working one
or two hands a day, consume all the
money and do not benefit the roads but
very little. Let US have 4 Centennial
roadlaw. -
The wheat crop is better than il has
BEEN for several years and this betokens
"a better time coming. Corn looks well
Old Sol. has been doing hot business
The thermometer registered 1922 in the
shade last week. SKI.
1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-17
From MonOngalia County. :
MonaANrowN, W. VA, July II.

ElItors Intellissnser:
The Congressional fight has hardly
opened in this district, and As yet no one
seems prominently or conspicuously to
attract attention. Golf for Governor,
Atkinson, Of Kanaxha, for Auditor,
Berkshire for the Supreme Bench, and
Jno. A. Hutchinson for Attorney Gener-
IL, are certainly popular faYorites for
our State ticket and cannot b improved
on. With popular and active electoral
ticket, and the rest Of the State ticket as
good as those suggested, We ought, and ]
bS4SSsye can win this fall. ~ I.
1oas.. &c, MoNoNGALIA.
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TUESDAY, August Sth, 1870,


Beginning At 10 o'clock A. N, Of said day, the
western half Of that lot or parcel Of ground lying
and being situated In the addition 70 sAld city Of
Wheeling layed out BY Michael Graham, and desig.
mated on the plat Of said addition as Lot number
tWenty-onet 2ll, with any surplus that may b.
long 10 the same, and the thrtestory brick DWELL
Ing, containing Il rooms, bath room, wdter closet
and all modern conVenlences erected thereon; also
brick stable With hay loft and carriage house all
tho improvements In drst-clAs condition. Said
real estate l. situated on the south side Of Fifteenth
street and, Is comparatively new. Title unexeep-
tlonahle.
TRRxs or sALE-Twc thousand dollaIs, part Of
the purchase money, and o. much more As the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay In cash on tho day Of sale;
Twelve hundred and forty dollar, another part
thereof, on the LIST Day q April, 1871 and credit
Of four yeaf1 from aid list naned date will DO al.
lowed upon any deferred InStillments Of the pur-
chase money; the purchaser giving bis NOTES With
approved security for aid deferred lnStallnehts,
EIhinterest from the day Of ale, the title 10 the
property 70 10 retained by the trustee until the
purchase money Il fully paid.
- Iflf JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee. .
", II, HALLER, Auetinneef, Tvs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NERVOUS ExHAUsr1oN.-A MEDICAL
In Essay, comprising series Of lectures deliver
Cd at Kahn's Museum Of Anatomy, New York, on
the cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
IndiSputably how lost healthmAy be regaIned, ai-
fording clear synopsis Of the impediments to mar:
rage, and the treatment Of nervous and physical
debility, being the result Of % year, experenee.
Price 2sc. Address the author, DR. L. J. KAHN,
Office and reidenee 81 East 10th street, New York.
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Fl cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO, ooUN.

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO CoUN.
. TY AND COUNTY COURT ~
Clan v. McNulty, with W. AL
MeSulty hG husband, .|'-.-
james n. Ewing, Jr., Elizabeth
Riehard0n, With W. Z, Richard t..
son her husband, Mary Bigp
with james Il. BIggs ber hns- In ChauccrJ.
hand, Emma Peck with VIM.
Peck her husband, JAme Il. EW-
ing and Kate Ewing, heirs At law
Of William Ewing, decd, and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the aid
VIM. Ewing, decd.
By virtue q The authority vested In the under
signed by decree entered In the above entitled
cause, on the day Of June, 1876, In tho aid
County Court, the undersigned, special Commits
si6ners, viii sell at public auction, 70 tho highest
bidder at the front door Of the Court House Ohio
county, West Virginia, on m
: MONDAY, the 24th day Of July, 1870,
The following described real estate, situated on
Wheeling Island, In the city Of Wheeling, State Of
West Virginia, that Is toay: Lots numbered forty
three (f3l, fOrtyiour ~, and the westerly one
half Of lot number fony-kVe t49, Ia that addition
70 the city o. Wheeling known a. the addition
10 the city Of Wheelinglald out BY Henry Moore,
trustee Of the estate Of Ebeneser Zane, deceased,
iu such parcels As may bst SubsefTe the interests
Of the parties.
TINS or sALE-one third in hand, and as much
more q the bidder may desire topay; the remain
der In two notes At pine and eighteen months, With
interest from The day Of salc 70 DO secured In neh
manner a. may be- satiEaetnry to he Commission
ers. Title 10 beFetained until the purchaSe money
Is al paid. DANIEL PECK and
JOHN o. pENDLEToE,
Special Commissioners.
w. b, HAILER, Auctl6neer. ISl9
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TRUsTEEs SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made, by Albert P.
Hall and Kate his WiiO, 10 the undersigned trustee,
bearing date the 9Th day January, 1873, and re-
corded In tho Clerks ofce Of the County Court Of
Ohio county 10 Deed Of Trust Book No 8, pages
lT0 and ISL, will sell 1t public auction IL The
front door Of the Court HouSe Of Ohio county, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-17
.oUR OWN WATCH.'

The iull JcWelOd, lever Watch, imported by Us
directly from Europe, bearing our firtn name, Il
olO.0i the best Watches Ia the market. The many
Testimonials We have received warrant Us In rec
oTnmepdIng II "a an accurate, steady, reliable
Watch. Gil at II0J Main street, for Watches,
Clocks, JeWOlTy, SpSctaelOS, Silver Ware. &c
jyI5 =. OSTOBY 4 DUFFlELD.
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RATES OF BOARDING HosB.

sixty cents per day for drove horses or horses o.
@lei " % pen, day im horHs thIt ne required 70
b handled Or exercised and broken,
VII Keep careful and attentive gToons, and
hotsS let ~ my care will have proper eare and at
sponsihle for unAyoidible aoeidenAa..
fmua having property, 70 Offer WIN receive
prompt attention BY AddreZng
Wheeling, ". Va, o. at BridSeport, O..
j. = HRRVEY, AuetionesII ISy2I
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01
Cotton Items.

The sales of cotton for the week end
ing yesterday amount to about 600 bales.
Prices ranged as high as lie all cash,
but the average figures We're about lOa.
One bale was received and sold to
S. Marx, weighing, net, $50 lbs. It
came from Union parish.
We noticed two bales in town from
Eidorado, Ark, Il point distant from
Monroe over rs miles.
The train for Sunday went into Delta
with over 1000 bales OF the staple. This
would lead to the belief that the early
shipments are very heavy, and that
boats Will have but brief, slim season.
There is, however, large quantity of
cotton in the uplands not yet einned,
owing to the scarcity of gins in that
region.
We learn that there are two gentle
men in town, and have been for several
days, buying cotton for foreign mar
kets.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01

least. The spirit of liberty is eternal,
and would spring up again i'll the future;
but the immediate result would be an
En- pire, with an absolute monarch gov
erning by satraps. Such ii war would
ruin our prosperity at home and credit
abroad. Our bonds would be as WORTH
less as the French assignats. 1t would
not be another war between the North
and South. LII that war the people of
both sections spent their money freely.
In a civil war for succession, any one
who had anything valuable would dig
Il hole and bury it, and leave the coun-
try, if possible. Ali confidence would
be lost and the bottom would drop out
of everything"