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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November lS.-Flour--Quiet
but steady: spring extra S450as %; Min.
neSota S. 50a7 %. Wheas-Actiye, frm
and higher; No. Chicago spring 81 II y;
No. 3, 81 l0% cash; 81 I0h November;
81 l1H December; 81 Is January; No ;,
u active and shade higher; No. 9, 43J<c
cash; lS3se year. oats-Fairly active and
4 shade higher at 32ka$21 No cash; SEE No
yember; $SSSe December. Rye-Firn At
6oa61c. BArley-EAsier at use cash; SOC
December. Pork-Stsady and arm; $40 %
cash; SIS g. y year; SIS IS January. Land
STEADY at s. 76Ag 80 cash: 50 Is, year.
Bulk Meats-SteAdy Of 61Sas;isas 4as57<Se.
WhiSky-DuIl and lower ut 81 o..
At the close wheat was strong and Nc
higher. Corn armer at 43tse cash. Oats
higherat S31fe December. Pork easier at
SIS IS January. L41d lower At - T0aS 55
cash; % 4Oa9 50 January.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November Is. Flour
Light demand: extra 81 50; NinneSotA
family So 25a6 50. Hheat-Moderate de.
msnd; western and southern red 81 2Sa
! IS; white s. Rye-72c. Corn-1n
better request at 5d&s571fc; white Sc.
Oats-LeEs active; white 3Ia4le. Petroleum
discharged. Butter Unchanged. Cheese
Firmer; New York fancy 131Eal4c; prime
l0al2c. Eggs = Western fresh 21aasc;
southern qfa25c, Whisky-SI I9,
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BALTIMORE, November I3.-Floar- Eas
Ter; Howard street and western superfine
81 405<; do extra S. 50lz. Wheat-FIrm;
Nc. 9 western red 81 20; No. 5 do s. Is.
Corn-Steady; western mixed spot 1t 5scD
OAts-Firmer; western mixed at S5aSSc.
Pork-SlT 25aI7 50. Bulk 4eatS-Should-
ers 6Aa7c; clear NIB SIC, loose. Lard
llhallH. Butter-Western good to prime
24c. Petroleum-Firm; crude II Nc; re.
fined zee. Cofee-Q Quiet Bio cargoes l6lI
ai9ko. whiSky-Sl12.
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FIaAXClAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.

EEw YORK, November IS. = MONEY =
Closes easy at 2a4 per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper 4ISA6k per cent Custom
receipts $i33, 200. The Assistant Treasurer
disbIrssd $1,000. ClesEings $2i 900, 900.
Sterling Arm At $4.S2A4sI.
GoID-AdYanced from 1t9A 70 l09jI,
but on European news reacted 70 tO9S, It's
believed the dow Of gold to this country Is
for the purchase OF cotton. Loans were
made DAT to 3per cent.
GovERMRSTs-Steady.
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IISRw YoRx,:: November iS.-BuSlness
light In all departments. Cottous steady
and unchanged. Prints quiet and Amer.
eau and Cocheco iaucies are reduced 70 :
cents. Oriental and MeTimac ribbons are
now : \ cents. Cotton, coatings in fair de.
mand by cIOtheirs. iWoolen goods remain
quiet and foreign goods duh. 3tss
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November lS.-Flour-Steady.
wheat-Steady; No. white Wabash 81 S.
No. 5 do 81 %; extra white Michigan 81 81;
amber Michigan spot or seller November
81 "a: No. 5 red 81 Is. Corn-Quiet: high
mixed 62e; new Sic; No ., 5QIfe. Oats
Firm; No. 2, &c, 49, yLs Gis "
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| COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Valuable Brewery Property.
1atss County Court d Ohio County. West Viz

AA-AAS4 AA4A4SsA1N@
Henry Enst. s.L. - '''
By Vtrtus Of decree made and entered In this
csnse On the sth day Of October, 1871, tho under
signed, who Els appointed Special ComnisziOner
i0r The pufPoss, VII seu A. pabne auction, II the
ftont door Of the Court H0use Of Ohio county, On
WEDNESDAY, The IA day Of November, 1876,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. n, the following de.
sihed real estate: A certain lot Or parcel d ground
IN the city Of Wheeling, known 4, lot No. y,
square No. Il, In Richie 4 ChapllnsA addition %
tie eIty 81 Wheeling. On this LOT Gre Knoks's
Brewery and two Story brick dwelling house.
TEKis or sALH-one-t third a the PurrhaSe mon
ey, and 30 much more q the purchaser may elect,
In cash on the day ot nile; the balance In two
equal tnsallments n one md two yelrs, the pnr-
chaser giving bonds bearing interest from day 81
sale, With god personal security ie[ he deferred
Special ComEtShoner.
WI. HALLxH, Auetionser. oei7
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PITTSBURGH, November lS.-Petroleum
Crude firm and higher At SS35aS SIX At
PatksrE refined 2sSe Philadelphia. de,
LIVERY. no T1yF. 8 Cs.i5ii1 n
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From the above table Ii appears that
Adams in 1924 (eleetnd BY tie House Of
Representatives., Van Buren, In 1886,
Polk in 1874, Taylor in 1913, Buchanan
in 1855, and Lincoln in 1850, were all
elected with popular vote against them.
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FOE SALE.
l7l1'l77N7N-FN' 77'7'777l7s =
nIRUsTEE,s SALE. -. VI

: i
By tiassd peed 4 Tla.t laAle b Elizabeth
4Ty q NoIemheF, ISIS, ana duly recorded EnonT
ne Ind FssordS q ohSo cglnty, Wsit Va, n dsed
4 tTaIi 6S0E he. :, ASa n, Vilioa ff
Saturday, thsisth day ofDscsmbsr,Is7s.
Al he f.uat door Of he ooart HoaIe q ohie ean-
81, Wet Virginia, oOmmencins q 10 oaoek a. y,
proeSod 10 IN 70 tie highest and beSt bddGE, the
following described real estate. that 9 NJ; .tne
Boath hiif q 1t Numbered two hnndfed "a Gxty-
f0aF (9Sl, Iitnate u Csntre wheeling, N Chap
Ines Sdditjon o The dty Il wheeling, hing he
saIne properly eonveye4 10 The ai4 ht1eeta
Compton By John Lang and wife b deo9 daied
My t1th, l and recorded IN dad na9k Nc =, ~ I.
pRSe 20, Il The records q Uhl0 county Wet Va,
1FRNs or -0ne-thtrd lIh, md the hal-
ance n two equal instAlments at III md twelve
monthS With interest tr0m day ot AaIe, WIN ECU
Tity 10 be approved By the trustee.
W II uAf4R1 AnetjonRHF. nnlS
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RAILROAD BoSps-Ireg1lar, but in The

sr4TE BoSps-NissOurl 6s of IS sold at
sTocEs-The stock speculation was weak
during the entire day and prices declined
x TO I per cent, With the greatest decline
In Illinois Central, coal stock md Western
Trunk Lines. The Political uncertainty
continues 70 exercise an unsettling inA1.
enee on the values, while the depression In
coal shares l. due to the low price Of coal
and the reports Of prospective smharraas-
ment Of some Of the companies. There
seems to be great fear that the auction
sales Of coal this month viii show lower
range Of prices, and this TOO has il inau.
enae. Illinois Central declined from - to
IS regular and to "a sellers with q re.
eoyery 10 I6k q the close. Delaware,
LackSwlnna 4 Western declined from AK
70 70K and closed 1t 7oH. New
Jersey csnral declined tren SSK 70
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FINANcIAL.a


Thia Rank Il orr,nlled and pcspar1Ei n tuanet
lhl blGnoa0f banking n al ID dStEilI. -.
Il FneeeedS The FirSt National Bank Il Wheeling,
h0unAa ~ thgh1Ea IhE6h0lden and b undftht
By slralSiiy FerGfalas he lnti1osti Of in CONS.
p0odentI and DSpCsltGtI, md By 9 prompt and
laiihfal u nsIf Vilhta, " hGpes 70 merit
thalT oEteen md eonAAGnna. .Ibla5s 4i
Note and n1is disco1atd. Jr- 49,
cedetoas made o. a Poinh throqsAOa. ia
UnitRd EfalnasIf.s rf gIT 7H. SsaEFl o..
Dsp0Eit AeoGGnts Eabioct 70 ehoek a sight re-
eeiyed from Hlnks, RankGA ErmI CorporltionI
'5osrtiEassai Dspatisusd payabls 60 demand
tntsFI iiiovsa On sp.sal Dspaa q {
gohn (. Bgtz.ord, II WIN. 3 s1mPsol.
GeaEgs AAAna 4 John L H6htn, 81
Geo v. Fr1nIAain. o. c. DSEsy.
Henry u. HHp1. myu-dAH
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s.SSI - SnhSH." ane Ehog6 "a q
,,ts,,S 3 1lsASf lnalhdslI ssss@ " t'' ~" y
h1ne.
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4. q a gItTA COPY y PetSon se1ull4 " SaAb'
80, ,soV, prieeI are InTErishis. Remit d
ay,S !, ITIf1 q Post0@es Money orda1, and
Z; 80 ,,5fsIr Of ihOss can b procured, bsnd tbs
q, Z 4 RscGrssd Latter.
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WEEKLY.
3, r.IG, n sSsGaas, POAa0s praPSAh
a E0i6iT naonHha II
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Se4 1End run aaily; No. dolly sxSspt MOI
tGJ; Ma md q 6ltiy exnsPt sunday; BE. q
Itep1 n Al TtAr6ns hGtHCen Wheeling and Gfattnni
No stops ~ al Stations haven Hhbeltng md
NE1rpouxp. So .. I'D. 9 30. B Ne 3
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&c ,y-rrIIlGESCER VIII present. daily The
u :. !. 81 aSpGrtments, hon al q11TtGu o.
4, Tafi, u val - complete reeofd o. local
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TFsNs Of SUBSCRIPTION.

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The true northerner., 1876-11-24

last week, an accident to wedding party Of
Germans resulted in the death OF three per-
sons and injury of nine or ten others. A
wagon containing twenty persons dropped
through a bridge, which caused the catas-
trophe.
The trial of the Younger brothers for the
murder Of Haywood the heroic cashier OF the
North6eld, Mimi, Bank. was begun the other
day at Faribault, and terminated quite sud
denly and unexpectedly by the entering of a
plea of guilty by each Of the three prisoners.
They we're therefore promptly sentenced 70
imprisonment for life in the penitentiary st
Saltwater.
A mail-oosch WAS stopped one day last week,
ten miles north Of Las Vegas, N. NJ, by four
masked men, who, being well armed, compelled
the driver and messenger to alighs. They
took from the mail-pouches and express boxes
everything Of value, except some silver briekr,
which they said were "too heavy" They also
cut the telegraph line. Nociue to the robber.
has been obtained.
South.
The medical society at Savannah, Ga, has
declared the yellow-fev epidemic at an end
and notifies the absentees that it is safe to re-
turn
The business portion of Magnolia, N. O., was
destroyed by fire, one night last week. Nine
teen buildings, including the railroad depot
telegraph and express offices, with their con.
tents, were burned. The fire 10 supposed Il
have been incendiary.
The true northerner., 1876-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS aLEANINas.

While tho steamer Moche, belonging to tho
line OF steamers running between Havana and
Porto Rico, and touching at various points in
Cuba and at Puerto Plata, was at the latter
port, about eleven passengers embarked who,
when the steamer was on the high seas killed
the captain, first mate, first engineer and
supercargo, and took possession of the steamer.
They then landed the rest OF the passengers on
Romero Key, Cuba, and put TO sea again. Itis
supposed these so-called passengers were Gu
bans, Puerto Plata being full Of refugees.
The National Grange Of the Patrons OF
Husbandry began its tenth annual session in
Chicago on the 18th, with a large attendance
of members from nearly every State ia the
Union.
the United States the general chronological and
industrial collection in the Government build
ng, ut the Philadelphia Exhibition.
Miss Mary Fletcher, OF Burlington, Vt, has
given al50, 600 FOR the establishment and en-
dowment Of hospital.
Mullins and Hughes, the two men arrested
in Chicago recently on the charge Of attempt
ing to dospoil the tomb OF Abraham Lincoln OF
its precious contents, were indicted by special
Grand Jury of Sangamon county for two sepa.
rate crimes-attempted larceny and conspiracy
AND each was committed in default Of bail in
the sum Of 1000.
In the case of the Scioto Valley railroad vs.
dennis Cronin, to set aside the verdict against
the railroad requiring them to pay the en-
ployes of Dennis Cronin, a sub contractor, fol
constructing said road. on account Of the
financial failure of Cropip, before Judge
Minshail, in the Court of Common Pleas, al
Chillicothe, o., last week, verdict was rem
dered reafirming the ormer deceion, the
Judge deciding that tho railroads were respon.
sibe for the debts Of contractors to their EN-.
ployes.
T. J. Ellis, who is charged with abscondine
with $50, 900 Of the funds Of the Park National
Bank OF New York is at st. John, N. B. The
authorities have done nothing toward his ex-
tradition. He has employed Mr.. Weldon the
Deputy Minister of Justice, as counsel.
Exports from the leading cities of the At
lantic last week include: 4S, 243 barrels of
-four /; 253, 634 bushels of wheat 80, 749 bush
els OF corn 66277 bushels of rye 6,51O
barrels of pork 5,647, 074 pounds Of lard, and
1855, 703 pounds Of bacon.
The true northerner., 1876-11-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The annual report Of the Commissioner Of
Agriculture shows there were distributed dur
ing the past year 1870, 900 packages of veget-
able and field seeds and textiles, including
nearly $4,000 of vegetable, 372 600 Of flower,
66,000 Of wheat $4,000 Of tobacco, snd 863 Of
cotton. Seeds were collected from all parts Of
the world because Of their peculiar excellence.
In the case of Admiral Porter and others, of
the North Atlantic squadron, against the rams
Texas and Beaufort, and ten other Confederate
vessels, on which $4,000 900 was claimed, a
Court at Washington, declaring that for want
Of proof the captors are entitled to but one
half of the proceeds Of the prizes, and that the
value of the Texas was $55, $40, and the Beau
fort $4,000.
The true northerner., 1876-11-24
POLITICAL POINTS.

The Legislature OF Colorado has elected two
United States Senators-Hon. J. b. Chaffie and
Hoa. A. NJ. Teller They are both Republi-
CANS.
The official canvass Of the vote in Ohio foI
President has been concluded. and it is found
that Hayes plurality over Tilcen in that State
was 1876.
It was decided last week by the Louisians
Returning Board to admit five representatives
of each party as spectators Of its proceedings.
and also to allow contestants TO be represented
by counsel at such times as the board should
designate for hearing arguments upon disputed
questions. A similar provision as to publicity
was made in South Carolina, the Oanvsssing
Board having voted to allow q committee of
Republicans and Democrats to be present.
Complete returns from all the counties of
Illinois give Hayes majority over TNlden of
17406.
The total vote Of Ohio at the November elec-
ton was $50, 757, divided as follows for Presi-
dent Hayes, $50, Cos Tilden. 1913, 1873; Cooper
(Independent), 3,O57; Smith (Prohibition),
!. .636 Walker (Anti-Secret Society, 76; Hayes
over Tilden, 1916.
The majority for Tilden in Maryland is
officially reported at 1879.
The official majority for Hayes in Illinois is
reported at 1908.
The Returning Board Of the State of Louisi-
ana met, in pursuance OF law, on tho 18th
inst, at New Orleans, for the purpose of can
wasting the vote Of that State at the recent
election. The only business trsneacted was
the reception of . plea on the part Of the
Democratic candidates sg sinst the constitution
slitv on the acts OF the board, and tho forward
ing of a communication to tho visiting gentle
men of both parties requesting the appointment
OF committees to be present at the count. la
response 10 this communication the Democrats
sppointsd the following 10 remsin here and be
The true northerner., 1876-11-24

Abil to.accord WON ell the same privileges
of men has been defeated in the Vermont
House fIRepresentatives-11l to as.
The true northerner., 1876-11-24
MICHIGAN ITEMS.

VIM Hicks, Of Battle Creek, was fined s5 for
DRUMMoND & LEWIS shingle mill, at Manis-
tee, working sixty-six hours, cut 1,101, ZOO
shingles,
The true northerner., 1876-11-24
DOMESTIC NEWS.
East.

East.
Abill to.accord WON ell the same privileges
of men has been defeated in tho Vermont
House ofIRepresentatives-111 to As.
West.
The Grand Jury at Faribault, Minn., have
returned four bills OF indictment against
Thomas Coleman Younger, James Younger and
Robert Younger for the murder Of Joseph l..
Heywood, for the murder Of Nicholas Gustav
.sop for assault on the person Of A. Z. Bunker,
with the inteEt to do great bodily herm, and
for robbery Of the Northfeld Bank The in
.dictment for tho murder Of Gustavson specially
charges that the shot was fred by Cole Youn-
ger, rat which Cole expressed some eurprise
and seemed, in conversation, somewhat wor-
ried. He denies having shot the Swede.
The strike of tho locomotive engineers Of
the Cairo and st. Louis Marrow Gauge rail-
road, which had been threatened for some days,
took place at o'clock p. m. Of the 9th inst,
when every engineer on the road left his on
zine. This was In conformity to a notice
served on Superintendent Caustee during the
.d.y and was caused by reduction Of / cent
per mile forxunning, which, it is said, amounts
10 fU Genus pof uay tOo1 sh"a& 49, SN.~~ 1900 ~
paving. It is said several engines have been
dipablsd and come of them run of the track
by the strikers.
Daniel Torrance and .gohn King, Jr., were
Last week appointed receivers Of tho Ohio and
Mississippi railway, by Judge Gresham, at In
Aianapolis ON petition fled in the Circuit
Court for the Southern District of Indiana.
The court ordered che payment of employees
out of thetf<st earnings, and gave the reosiv-
err the usuaI xuthorf y 70 openste and maintain
the road
An appalling catastrophe, sofulting In the
dead, of seven persons and tho wounding OF
about 700 more occurred at Sacramento, CAL,
last Saturday night, at the opening perform
ance in new variety tbe4ter. Tso auditorium
was situated aboso a lissry-atsble, and had
been converted into a thester, having seat
ing capacity OF 1000, without adopting even
the simplest means for supporting tho great
weight Of the crowd which was present on the
opening night or course the floor gave way
rnder the heavy pressure 1t was never calcu-
Lated 10 Withstand. aud the entire audience
was precipitated forward aud downward, the
only wonder being that any one escaped un-
injured
Abopt ten miles from Cincinnati, one pigbt
The true northerner., 1876-11-24

present to witness the counting of the votes
by the Returning Boarl,, John NJ, Palmer. Il
linois; Lymsu Trumbnll, illinois; William
Bigler, Pennsylvania; George b. Smith, Wis
cousin p. H. Watson, Ohio.
The count for President stood, Nov. 21, as
shown in the table below, with Louisiana, 8
votes, and Florida, votes, TO be returned:
The true northerner., 1876-11-24

DIR. CLAIMING was walking on the
beach at Newport, with lady. when
1 look, said she, sat the sweep of the
ocean and its power, and think of the
infinite range beyond, ] feel myself so
small as to be all-insignifcant. Do not
you 2" "My dear friend, when 1 look
ut the infinite ocean, do not think of
myself Mt all"
The true northerner., 1876-11-24

VERMONT will take the dickering palm
from Connecticut. A Mendon man Wis
tied Rutland, few days ago, and traded
horses nice times during the day, and at
night had the same horse with which he
started in the morning, $45 in money, a
watch worth $25, double -barreled
shotgun, and four bushels of potatoes.
The true northerner., 1876-11-24

yirginia's msjority for Tlden is 44.244.
Hendricks electors is "a 38S.
Pennsylvania official majority for Hayes
aud Wheeler is IL, 944.
, 1876-01-15

ELECTIONS IN THE TERRIronEs-The
Washington correspondents tell 10
that bill viii be introduced into Con-
gress, taking the appointment Of ter
ri,orial officers away from the Presi-
dent ana authorizing their election
by The people. This ought TO be done.
The Executive of the United States
has entirely too much patronage, which
might be greatly cnriailed with benefit
TO the pUblic service. The people
can always be trusted in the selection
OF their public officers. If they err at
one time, the experience scquired ser.
yes 10 guide them the next. Besides,
the true republican principle is, to diff.
fuse instead Of concentrating power.
A question which arises in this eot-
necIion, however, ana which is attract
ing some attention is, whether the
Government would be willing to pay
the salaries of the officers which were
not under lis direct control ? We shall
expect TO hear this point debated when
the contemplated bill is put upon its
passage.
, 1876-01-15
THE local SCANDAL.

APoETLAND, Oregon, January J, 1876.
EDITOR STATESMAN - The following
notice from yours of the lst does me great
Injustice
The Hest Shore, in its last issue, has a
So called story which from its local signifi-
canoe should have been denied a place in any
paper that aspires TO a decent position in the
World Of letters The woman referred To
lives in Walla Walla. and Is regarded as il
every way superior 20 the mau u that assaiis
her
The story referred to was sent to me as q
work Of fiction, and as such you win admit
i, contains nothing to exclude it from SO IT,
fined a publication a. the U(s, Share Had
the slightest knowledge of your local affairs
I would perhaps be To blame, but being, as
YOU we'll know, an entire stranger IL your
section Of the country, l could not possibly
know that the actors In the drama were resi-
dents of your town. hope yOu will set me
right in the eyes of Your readers, If you feel
satisfied that | was biameless.
Yours, l.. SAMUEL.
, 1876-01-15
GRANGERrr FEAST.

Ai1.ros, Umatilla Co., Oregon, Jan 7th, 1876.
Fp,ToR STATESMAN The members cf
Milton Grange met at their hall to-day, and
sitter The ceremony Of installing their Of
se.rs for the present year, the Worthy Mas
,er declared a recess. This opportunity was
chosen by our worthy sisters to spread a fesst
- ,sre and choice edibles, and It Is enopgh
q, outsiders TO know that This was the begin
ming OF good time Due justice being
dome 10 the cakes, pies, sWeetmeLts, &c., the
Gr,ns,a was called to order, and some fine
srs.cbes were made by the Worthy Master,
hr,.bers Jameson, OF Weston, Mccoy, and
o,brrs. which pleased all, feeling assured
that we Grangers have nights which sharps,
sbx.,ers. and go-betweens will be made TO
respect. N
, 1876-01-15

'''4 IIN1NCrs With the commence
Vi Tie New Year county scrip was
=, Is lace, aud the county debt was
.'--''y paid OF The present Commits
=. '4'e been in office Just one year, and
''-S hat time they have paid of $4,000
50! Indebtedness. and have met all the
= ...'-' expenses This statement shows the
'-.e between good and ba6 manage
Under the previous Board. the reve-
- " lie county was frittered away, the
o.: -S'Ashiea, anj at the end of their term
= Ls Commissioners had nothing to
IL, 'hs money expended or the debt
r. - contracted. In all this the people
o,s. a." lesson from which they may
- u he future. Messrs. Bush and Cram
- now 10 manage their private business
'a.ly' and they brought into the
- - Board the same care and economy,
I'm, '''''!' Is, they have paid the county
"a, and Brought the county credit up to
G., '' he Old Board been continued in
sss = '1s public debt by this time would have
as conn.,. r.o''sage upon every mans farm in
E5sli =. - aud scrip instead of being at par
t-b, "a g-iy have been saleable. The
hlLe yag - yn and the county credit restored
irlhei,. C' Aessrs- Cram ard Bush, and
Aigh pT,;.a sl''ees In this regard they deserve
, 1876-01-15

MEDALS FOR MEyIcAS WAR VETER>
ANs.-GoYerHment has directed Super
inuendent Of the Mint Dr.. Linderman,
to coin appropriate medals of the can.
ncn captured during the Mexican
war for the purpose Of presenting one
each TO the veteran soldiers of the
Mexican war who NAV cougregate at
Philadelphia at the Centennial celeS
bration, July /, 1876.