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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-04-07
MONROE LOUISIANA, FRIDAY, APRIL T. 1875.
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
1NThere is no need for starving, as long AS
H. 3IND1H1G
On DeSiard street, has for sale plenty OF
= GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
- Such as
~ Al COFFEE & SUGAR;
sEYdELLENr SYRUP 4 MoLAssEs;
.END1D CHEESE, N1AcARoNI;
vENSd1CELL1; NEW BuCKwHEAr
FLOUR IN ANY QUANTITY
NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS
(F1Rsr IN MARKEr3
PLENTY OF EGGS, sPICED PIGS FEET
OYSTERS, sARDINEs,
porrEp OR DEvILEp,
MEATS, LoIssrERs, SALMON AND
MUSHROOMS; ASSORTED CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES;
POTATOES AND ONIONS;
CHOICE CAROLINA RICE;
WHITE BEANS AND ENGLISH PEAS !;
HoMINY AND GRITs; ,
CRANBERR1Es, RA1soNs. ClTRoN
AND cURRANTs;
NICE JELLIEs AND PRESERVES;
DRIED FIGS; CRACKERS,
CREAM BISCUITS AND cRAcKNEI.s;
TOYS, DOLLS ANDA
VARIETY OF NICE AND UsEFuF
ORNAMENTS;
Also a small assortment of Crockery and
ssheif-H ardware, such as is mostly needed
for general use. .I,. 80.
Come and see for yourselves. but do not
fail to bring along the ''slsondulix,' because
1 must have more ready money and less
will be found by every one-man, woman
or child-in trading for cash at the store ol
ll:tf II. kINDERMANN.
SoUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
The undersigned kes pleasure in making
known that he is now AS we'll prepared Al
before the war, if not better, to do all kinds
Of work, either in 'o.
Manufacturing or Repairing
CARRIAGES, BtIGGIEs, HACKS, ETC
Ready made work kept on hand; speei
mems of which may be seen by calling at thu
Factory. de will also carry on genera
blacksmith shop, arranged to do all kinds q
blacksmith it, ling. Terms reasonable.
April ri 1866. n3O-T FIR. ENDOM.
| r &. SANDERS,
GRAND STREET, MONROE, La,
DEALER
HARDWARE, GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS
GENERAL PLANTA TON SUPPLIES,
AND IMPORTER OF
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF
| WAGONS, wHEELBARROwS, PLOWs
| August II, 1872 4s:tf
J
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Obituary and Marriage notices Will DO
charged as advertisements.
ANY person sending us five new cash ND
scribers, at the same post office, will he en-
titled to Il copy OF THE TELEGRAPH graf ~
for one year.
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NOTICE..

THERE viii DO no bills paid by the Tim
L mic Baker unless authorized by
+. u. MARBLE, Master.
Monroe, Dec, >, ls-5.-ti
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X. a., COBB. A. A. dUSBi.
Cobb g. Gunby.
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, MONROE, LA.
n Aug. 2, 1873, 46 tt.


4 TTORNEY AT LAW and Commits
~ sioner for Texas. Office Wood Street
Monroe, La. Promp, attention given TO col.
lections in North Louisiana. Aug. 70, 6S.a:l -
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JOHN M'ENERY. &. ID. NJ EMERY.
j. a. y. ID. McEnery,
4 TrORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
n practice in the Parish and District
Courts of Ouachita, Nforehouse, Franklin,
Richland, Caldwell and Catahoula Parishes,
in the Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
ted States Courts. Particular attention paid
to business in the Land Office Department
of the General Government. nl1t
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l.. n. lsolAk.

L.. n. 1'cSiAs
CURVEYOR, Civil Engineer and Dran-
y ghtsnan. All orders left with Richard
son Il N1cISnery, Monroe, La, will meet
with prompt attention. Terms, CASH
Nav IL, 1872. :ii-IS
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FRANZ y sTURBs JNO. II. STONE.
SlublS Il Stone.
T'rORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
II Office in Horny Kinderinaru's built
ing, upstairs, on DeSiard street.
October 2, 1874. tt.
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which is ut
once aGfeca-
bic, healthy,
and cilcctual
for prcscrv-
Iin@ the hair.
VI $0OH JT-
'storeS .tHHc4
or gray h"u
to Its oHyi""I
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Or. WIN. S.aalllel

Dr. VIM. SsaaAcl
rINENDERS his services az Physician and
1 Surgeon to the public. He can be found
upon his plantation, four miles below Mon
roe March H. 1874 G5-ly
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Come and see for yourselves. but do no,
fail to bring along the ''si,ondulix, +" becassse
1 must have more ready money and less
will be found by every one-lnal,, wolnaE
or child-in trading for cash at the store %
ll:tf II. KIN DERMANN.
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Dr. II. Il. 7sic1.nrlsSOn

OFFERS his services in the different
~ branches OF his profession 10 The citi'
zers of Monroe and surrounding conn
try. Ofice, on Jackson Street, adjoinlnx
Methodist Church. May 20. 1874. II
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3Dr. a. ER. SlaOf:lrss.
MONROE, La,

OFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens OF Monroe Ot1ice i'll his Drug
Store on DeSiard street.
September "a, 1873. ~.
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Also small assortment of Crockery and
Shetf-Hariware, such as is mostly needed
for general use. .- !
, 1876-04-27
SUICIDE.
2UIEIUEs
Er6efdk Ittpoteh u IAk faic1ta1 Irth,tns

Sp<efal bispoteh 70 1hs Chtc1aa Trtbuns.
APPLETON, Nis., April 38.-ur. II. Graham, n
nraoticinK physician OF th!s city, comm,ttsd nui-
eide last evening by shooting hmsoit through
tho hoart. liz was yourg man OF iluo AblIities
and good educstiou, hut addicted 10 drinking
lie he'd made several eHosts 10 reform. but hs
appetite for liquor was too strong. and it is
thought that zeulorso and daspais IT. hiH inability
to control his destre for strong drink drove him
10 commit tho sad act us uas native OF Can.
ada aud had no relatives hero.
ype.14i bsapateh u 1Ae rhsea5o Tribune,
DuuUavx, H., April 26.-Yestetaay, ~ tls
noon train from PostvllEe Hsoppea as Weat
Union. al insane man uhtuod John Rick, living
near Elkades. Ia, who wAa In charge OF Sheriff
benton. jumped from shs train and ran. lie was
pureuetfby tho Sheriff and cit,zona aud captur-
cd aud lodged In jail for aafo-keeping.
Iala morning, Oh visiting the coll, hs Vas found
hanging ty tho neuk dead. Lilo bad tied u
handkerchief round h!a ueck and fastsnul it 10
bur OF tho wiuaow. which WAS only few fcet
from ths hoos. and va resting on lis right foot
and isft knss. and in this strange position he
lad stEangled.
, 1876-04-27
CROPS.

OFFICIAL REPORTS.
6pHtNop1ELu. Ill. april 2U.-ro-morrow tho
Secretary Of the State Beard Of Agriculture will
ssuo circular to tho o!llcorB OF oyory aerlcul-
tusa' society III tho Htate. requesting that shoy
appoint At least three orap reporters in oach
county, who will mako tnon.hlY reports to tho
Department OF tho condition and prospects, Of
all tho crops In their respective localities.
These reports will he given tn stlis people
through tlIe press; imMedsteiy after tl,oiz re'
reports can be lnAdo with but little trouble, II
tho olosts OF tho Agriculture! Hoard in this mat
tor ate heartily seconded by tho poop!o. tAoy will
roceiyo, oyesy month. information which will be
Of tncalculable benefit, and onable tie rraducor
to form pretty correct idea Of .he prospective
call for Information az to tho hog cho!rra, aud
tLo prospects, IN regard to tho hog crop. Tho
movement was inanguratod by ths 1toard at its
!aet meeting. ana iB the first stop towards the
ebtabI,aLnlant Of . lurcau OF Stutississ in tho
department Ok Agriculture.
, 1876-04-27
SPORTING.
THE TURF.

l1E IQNtt
EN1L1an NACk3
LoaDos, April 2J.-The great Metropolitan
Handicap, tho second of tho Rsoat spring handi-
caps, wss run for 4. Epson, so-dnY, rhere wers
thIrsy.thrca antries. including Mr. NJ. II. sau-
ford's bay colt 1'ay Final, by Lexington out Of
Usyleai years. to carry III ibs. Tho
race, which IN At distance Of ~ milos,
WAS wou by Now Holland. Whito.ail socond,
Freeman third. Tho American horse Bay Final,
can,o In sixth.
Tho rriuco at Wales staken verc won by
third.
Tia following tahle will prnscnt to tho readers
Of TIE TnInuxE 3 complete history Of tho race
ftnco its Embellishments. It has beon won bv
tho winner Of the City and Suburban thricc. In
1854 BY yirsgo, In 1870 by sabtnua. and In 1873
by Mornngson. In 1857. whom both racos woro
run on the sane day, Poodle, who won It, was
only boasen by Adams. for tho Rubnrban, By a
t,noH
, 1876-04-27

Trtaf0l N1s1ldleh 70 Tbs Chftdoo Nt6uNs,
b'ou1 Orr. Ia, April 20.-CroP reports re-
ceivcd to-day from snycral couUtieg iu Southern
Dakota arc a. ioI'oNs: In Clay. Union, aud
Yankton Counses. tho acreage Of wheat eown
thls year ls quarter more than Ias! year, with
double tho amount Of other smRl! gram. The
grouud prepared for coEu will ba fully three
quarters mora than last ssaBon. Iu Buuhommo
mad Turner Counties, third auola mLpat nua
double tha amount Vt als other klllls ot sraIn
has boon kown. snal!.grnin Beeutug IL about
nni4hrd. Many !olls OF whea. larn about i
inches ont ot the ground and usyer looked bet-
ter. Crop prospects III Southern DAaota wero
HtY0F mora pEOmxllR.
, 1876-04-27
THE TRIGGER.
IlnnAHT1tfH.

6peetal Ntpateh to 1hs Chteaos 1fIouns.
INDrAHAro11s, 1nd April 20.-Capt. Bogardua,
champion, and MF. Prioo, an Englishman OF
Matsoon, ILL.,, will shoot match In this city,
May s, for tho English badge and the champion
ship OF tho world. The match will be tifty blrds.
EnSliah rulos fiftcen pair, New York rules
md thirty single, rra,rio Club rules
, 1876-04-27
RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
OVARIAN Z'UMOR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED BIZ
DR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
RlEs AND no " His Foh y film FIN YHARs.

IN HhH ~ NvAttAN. Tuhilllt ~ TIE IVA
RlE6 AND DOWELa FOR TIN YEARs.
..... ANN Annon Dco. n, fs16
Dr. KAnwATs That othcrs may ts benefited. I mako
Iha,s had Ovarian Turor in .hs o.4rtss and boxs,s
fof ten 1sas tried the best Of This p!aes And
othna without tnJ bshe9 was stnwnR tfnch rApla.
II ihat could not have !!ytd much longer. !snd Of
mine tnlaaed n,s 70 ~ Adwas'A Iafusdes. had not
r,neh fah In thsn but Hnal. attss much dollbostIon
purchased SIX otoa Of tbs Rs,olyent two boxes of
The pls And two hnt'es Of tho ltstst soh tho1a With
out any apparent hsneht. detaEnlneh to rertestre
:d "e.e mora bot!ins ot the ltesosnnt. two of she c
et Ard tw1 o1cs 81 Pulls Before tacy wero koua lad
taontinitd q n i9o m.de.ns until w.s That
mouths and during thht limo os foy-l.s pounds. Ia
tlea tlelief and ax l.o1os Of the Fills.
cd rp p Ta Is ~ "a ~ ass M Ct H. t.
your wandosul odetnc. foeI espiy indebted aad ny
r. bson aon 70 9 II a{ r. 4, u'h Fl se',aE II
airs bblns, who makos tho shave certificate, 10 tho
Qcrson for whom !elnesEsd yuu u asnd tnsdolne In
Iuns l6a Tho mchloincs AboIs stasd wrro bought 1t
With tho e1coptl1n Of what aont to her by Yo
that hdr aatsonsis eorroot wthc1: 9uelIhcs
Drnset.t md Uhstnlst Ann hrbor, sitoh.
This may cortfs that Mrs. nIbbtns, who snskes tha
abnts eeftlcatc a and llss bccn any Jcart we'll
knnNn to ed tha Aos tharsln aAtod ara undoubtedly
and unnen!shly correct Any WIN know Aira. BS.
ts'En' nkH5; xHY 6662gIs Rt 6022HKsh NARY p1yS FOND
, 1876-04-27

Of moi vii, to all men, md peaee upon eArh II will
ttnd to nasa tho dabtor from despair nnd Tho 70"
srurcs. which despair ins1e.; from dishonest hhnk-
t1,ntcv from nfRht. from this Ke1neatfxon of rro-
PARTY from IL malicious and rcvsnaefnl trttrucston
AMI from sncnssse to interchangeable bonds or either
covert foF.na Of rhputliaon.
4 singo standard sdhrred Ia forever IA somethtng
That, ovon staady enough and otherwias snls-
abia inelh! obta!n1b1e for tho pr1ass-whfcI u n.
snitciy lencd-s mt tn bn looked fnr. There should
hr bon1e standard rcat!nR trnn two HnPpotta With
isA centre Of gravity slwara midway bttNsau.
, 1876-04-27

A1r. Sanford'a colt Bay Eagle, 8 yoars. 04
ponds, waB 10 hayo run for sha Prince Of WaloR
tsakes, handicap OF about mile. fol-, witch
curb and Y&s scratched.
, 1876-04-27

Qr1ScY. H., April 3G.-Tho river at this point
fell luc:sea to-dn,, and s.auds u feet inches
abuye low-watcr mark. II HAS reported today
that the thousands OF Ecres Of Mheas which hayc
been under water in The bay Iovse bostom for
several days gIe cot materially injured.
, 1876-04-27

ha EnnfhnH bbHtfd tlTonRu
morn aloomg reTio. than during tho half century
prsee.sina % ,hs opening of C.hforn!s. -, :,
r,rsr1 ami In Stircr Developments Of Nevada, the
sasVet II consnrnsi Enropa and Ia decentralization
sra opsncs in 1sl With tho e1rorts.ion cf tho entrs
STOCK Of coin consequent urcn The .,ohtion of r".st
e. II w. as. " hs
Tic ratio Il ttyer 10 gold n the markets Of ths
wnId VAS thus thE.acnf<l With dclsrsh!on from Two
sn of .rss a,oce It coin BY an M
rortans country. 2; The discovery Of ncw .,.aa nM
vefy productive msnGa. II ~AH nut infg0tten
lly nnanesnta that, together with our hiTct. ~n
aemene.ed much 'ors ~ valuable stock q Sa MI
M T tho or rfob.h!s urs ratio Of slr aud gold
l,cgAn to 10 discussed In Europe.
In England ,be snc,pssi Dc decl,ne Of ril,.r v.s ra
usrtiri With grcst: conitiscensy. Il Wa 7ortahis
%nlfas ior or ptutocracy parachute to setard tbs
ss1s ts. dnes n as
construction xhteh theJ lad bu''t Ia 1915 and ~
Nature, steau mi, tho comltock todo taborsd for
oanSsni t.,e slrcr treasures Of tho HIerra Nevada
TO sts .ss sos A. r,n IN Tho ~
slver ii wae therefore In tho tnserosts Of piatocta
ci.s to deonelso svor aud adopt gold tho asau'1-
eicr that aoid ainns wi tic trub Standard Another
motive Influenced them. 10 long "A silver va. Ar-
Sy beina ~ to ssneip.i plodeet o hat nessi might
hscons .to money centre Of tac vorda mptter Of 10
tie concern to London rarih and BERLIN. After
yinwIn9 Tho International Monetary Convention Of
Il IL" IT hs ssnsor OF nqued @ ry 'rer s 50
ni.rly maintainei liz coinage vat1s Of 16li 10 of
goid His Inewcr vas brioy thst this ID Just ahout
le relative eoat of preaetton Of the to nieal, Tho
tic world ass,ros III That l5x pounds of silver and
Of gold are equivalents. ThIs assurance Is soliiy
eurnorte ID rceecs 10 tho fut,lrs a. iu Tic past. Tho
ns.ure ss,l qual!tiss of lilo two ,netais nearly
alike that any Improvement applicable to tho e1tsnc
on or recovery Of one .nunt Apply to tho other; and
second tho geological Ia.r!buan u tho two uasala
world, shsy 70 .eyethcr, In tho same nstri1.
and tho quartz which contains them both
must 10 crushed, amalga1untct!, Aepn.
ratvl and refined By one and tho same process Hero
then we hsvo an ,.natsrable reason Why oil Improve
1ncnts in he art Of mining Tho precious ustals must
appy equally to both Of thom zad also why, indced
long enc ns,Al il produced must DO Tie other.
TIM esttnated worlds stock Of the precious rtas In
l8!1 va: g! gold. *s:seooo'ooo; hnser' 5a.eo98oo-
Wy; totA, ~ .UuOo:uSo. =,
uom W Nsc1l u not GoslGct .neaauto o. valne. oe
CAUSE, money 10 golt only 70 Me eaelnslon o.
silver, money becomes . nuctoaihB stanaafu OF
value. Il u uko ms!s OF e!asuo rubber OF paiF
, 1876-04-27

111VoHpEH LEGALLY OBTAINED FUil lNCOM.
tnqa4e4. AadH,ts su1isiant ptoet Fec Alter decree.
Adarcu @. Il. SIMS. q 0lAsk-.t.. ChlcsSo. I'll.
MT neUDssArJ hdavIt holent. Fss aftsf ducr
NNORUEs LKnALLY. AND QUIRrLY OHTANEt
t. ..e5y Stas Of h' Rns.R a9t se:
usueFiouoe, Address Post.O foI lG7. ChcaEo III.
, 1876-04-27

4 N UNUSUAL CHANCE TD BuY A FlNE-TOH KID
~ 7ootAve pApo. modern stJe, ioE .tEf s Toa yAIne
eost S45o thsuo ago; slta cash will buy IT, 3M
, 1876-04-27

bosu Always 10 zeaousy utcoracd to II when 1t be-
caiuo thu dearvs.
Having shown that tho AHcsu.lous In Kula arv duo
chiefly to placer mining, aud thnt gul IL II present
s!.h al ~ rsse:.sAs u mis- having
standard was svso souuier tar Xme.!ss s ia uo siono
lin liz obsetaa y S0f x IL .S ..a., mt ot
vAl1,e obtains asldltlonai force At = time Ike
s ss.t II lsus u sa
narrowing aud IT. production b At the msFry a tho
and legislation OF singe powerful nat!ou and
liean communities. Another bus.o constellation is
tbs ssc e sas 1s1 .cb u Of t tas
Heari; onah.lf at !. conslss oi silver. II dsn.oo.
tiks this hAt will raduca all prices ono-af aud
suss syaFy eountty tn the world except aaoss which
no notee Ss' IL ,ao ~ Il lis W tst i propo.el
9 " Il s ser q ao.
au uucxpeetel ssaF III tbs dark, upacen until
too la,s to 10 syo!ded. What l!xht,. therefore,
tatlUn sud restoration Of lhs double staudA1l7 lu
auy eyyut tho ctedlors srs tEe few aud ta debtors
G4ow ID upen iis creditor class. wlo east stana n
nssl Of tsy"rs or advantages, or UPON the dsbtor
s.:o g., hs Re9r IL; ~ as1y hs ssmpo1;t!ly D..
tnxEp5sing tue .ettss, Tho aspiring. tas Nopo-
tsl7 sh4u tho f.soss u lasiBlAsioa 10 granted to
,,tusr II thuto srs fayurs 10 10 accortd, ii tbs
lstIs h.yo tAe.n. II IL upon tLnsr prosperity aul
welfare that this country, uAy tho tutlro v0r4 tsArn
TALLY depend. for it, atyaceueut MT upon thv put.
roasKs Of : c!ass.
ult the BsA.tor denied that thers wtre any fIvors
of advantages 70 10 gained by return tho double
Et4ldsra; ths single stAn1atd eoLfsss advantages
advantages; tas aoubls stAuda1l tush giyes aud
t4tts. Il asrites iAeduul Le,wssu ths sustals,
Aid ih.t ths pne IT aios4ti1y ths t.srr
,n Eo"sf Tas doalls s ;i1ad.f u !hs lung s
Tia cfsdilor class aud those who ars of u.tther ::
II u to tho tntszsst Of Aouoz of ylstus II xaxop
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-20
RIVER w.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet 4 inches in the channel,
and rising
The Hudson left for Cincinnati, Satur.
day evening, with n fair trip.
The Granite State passed down, Satur-
DAY
The Andes from Cincinnati is due
here TO day.
The Carrie Brooks, en- route from
from GAINESVILLE to Pittsburgh, passed up
Saturday night.
The Nail City is tied up near the Wa
ter works
The Salt Valley passed up, Saturday
night
The Express il the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The O'Neil, Telegram, Market Boy,
and Gilbert are making usual trips.
Business about the levee is quite dull,
and but little shipping is being done.
by Telegraph.
PITTsBURGH, November 49, River S
feet 3 inches and falling. Cloudy and
cod weather.
MEMPHIS, November l9.-River fall.
ing slowly. Weather clear ard cold.
Depsrted-Bee and tow and G.encoe,
St. LOUIS Colorado, VIckburg; Houston,
Cincinnati.
CISCINNATI, November le.--River
10 feet 6 inches. Weather cloudy and
cool. Departed-Emma Graham, Pitts
burgh.
LoUIsvILLE, November l9-Rsiny
cool Up, none. Down. Parker, for
Memphis. 8 feet inches in canal.
Carlo, November I8.-Arrived-City
of Vi ksburg, Ticksburg. at 9 r. NJ;
Frank Forrest, Memphis, 6 A. NJ; Fam
chon, Cincinnati, P. NJ; Red Cloud,
Evansville, 5 P. N; City Of Helena, St.
Louis, 8 P. N. Depsued-City of Vicks-
burg, St Louis, II P. N; Frank For
rest, Ohio, A. NJ; Tale, New Orleans,
9 NJ; Fanchon, New Orleans ~ n;
Red Cloud, Evansville, P. n. River
10 feet inches and falling; weather
cloudy, mercury 90 degrees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-20

RELIGIOUS 1STELLIGEsCE. - Fifteen
volumes Of Sweden borgian literature
have been presented to the city library
BY q minister OF that faith,
Rev. F. WConrsd assisted Rev. Bar
nitz in the Centennial services at the
English Lutheran Church Yesterday.
At the North Street NJ. Z. Church
Yesterday, Rev. Geo. g. Wilding dis
coursed on the following subjects: "a
Gift from Christ to his Disciples-Peaoe.
and "Some Causes of Skep.icism and
Infdelity.'
Rev. 5 S De Hsss, late U. S. Consul
st Jerusalem officiated in the m orning at
the Chapline street NJ. E. Church, yes
terdsy morning and the pastor, Rev. W
J G.. Snodgrass in the evening.
Hons. X. H. Cochran, Z. L. Cranmer
and others delivered addresses at the
First English Lutheran Church yester'
day.
Rev. j. A. Wood, OF Baltimore
opened series of revival services at tht
Zane street NJ. E. Church yesterday.
At the First Baptist church the sub
| iects were "Autumnal lessons aGC
The Triad" The auditorium of THU
church will be closed alter November
10Th for repairs, during which time
services will be held at the Court House
Services were held at the other churche
| the city as usual:
| The Ladies Missionary Society of tn
First Presbyterian Church, will hole
their semi annual meeting w Wednesday
| afternoon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-20

Observation-Disclosures by the
GOperaor.-I recommend that the people
of West Virginia set apart Thursday,
November 30, as day of thanksgiving
and prayer, and that they assemble, on
that day, in their usual places OF worship
to give thanks to Almighty God for the
untold blessings received at His hands,
and to offer prayer to Him for continued
guidance and protection.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto
subscribed my name, and affixed the
seal of the State, at the Capitol, IN
Wheeling, this 18th day of Noyemb Der,
1876, and in the fourteenth year OF the
State.
BY the Governor,
SEAL. JOIN J. JACOB.
Z. HEDRICK, Secretary Of State.
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PEgsoNALIA.-Hon. j. Il. Kenna, OF
Char .eston, arrived in the city Saturday,
and is stopping at the Mcclure.
Squire Webb, who is suffering with II
broken leg, Is improving.
The cremation Of the remains OF the
late Baron de Palm IS announced to take
place at Little Washington, the present
week.
Hon. G. d. Hubbard has been elected
President, and James Campbell, Esq,
Secretary, of the 2. We X Railroad.
Prof. SIocam, well known in this city,
as a teacher of penmsnship, is at the
Grant.
Hon, &. D. Hubbard left on the Hud-
son, Saturday, for the South.
Jesse b. Mellor, formerly music deal
er of this city, and brother OF Captain
Samuel Mellor, died ut Pittsburgh, Sat-
urday evening, with consumption.
Miss Julia DevIne, known among
the Sisters of st. Joseph, of which order
she was a member, as Sister Angela,
died of consumption last Friday.
The many friends of Mrs. Daniel
Clemmens, formerly resident OF this
city, will be sorry to hear OF her death,
which occurred this morning, at Wheel
ing, after all illness Of several weeks, Of
typhoid pneumonia.-.Steubsmoalle Ga
zette, 10th.
Bishop Kahn arrived home yesterday
morning, and officiated at the Cathedral
during the day.
Mcssrs W. 5. Tlbbitts, of Parkersburg;
7. A. Hall, Of Cameron, and u. h.
Mitchell, of Columbus, were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Rosa Houston, of Richmond; Miss
Campbell, and Messrs. Tallman and
Kenna, parties prominently connected
with the expected wedding, are al the
Mcclure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-20
The Indian Cyclone.

LONDON, November.-A telegram
from Calcutta states that later accounts
say that one hundred and twenty thous-
aud persons persisted during the cyclone
which passed through eastern Bengal,
on the 3lst of October. the government
is taking active step, tor the relief Of the
distressed population Of the district.
LONDON. November l9.--Thc Calcutta
correspondent of the Times states that
the estimates based on official returns
from the various police sections give the
loss of life as 2l5 600 in three districts
and it is probab.c even this estimate is too
small
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-20
To Worry the Liver

And iniure ;he system generally, take
blue pills and Calomcl. To regulate IL, and
endow the entire system with healthfGI
vigor. use HCStetters Stomach BitteIs.
Bilious invalids, which ofthcse twoI ci pes
will you adopt? We doubt not, the latter.
BY so dong, you will avoid the disastrous
consequences which the persistent or ire
quent use Of mercury entails, and cfiectu-
ate the desired. reform in the action OF the
hillary gland without danger, As well as
speedily aud thoroughly. The Biltcrs in
varibly remedy ycllOwness Of the COM
ple1ion ard whites Of the eyes, pains In
the right side and under the right should.
er blade, furrod tongue, high coloIcd
urine, nausea, vertigo, dyspepsia, consti-
patton, hcavin'ss Of the head, mental
and every other manifesto
ton or accompaniment OF 4 disOrdered
condition OF the liver. The stomach,
bowels and kidneys alse experience their
regulating and tonic Influence.