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AUCTION SALES.

THonAs DowLIse, AuetiOnesr.
HseUsEHoLn EgRSITURE. CANNED GOODS.
INC SDUSTn,Jnhhs, &C, LOT iaoN BALL
On SATURDAY, June 10th, ISIS, ION
se, eeners Al sssor meat ef the above S0ds. ~
II THos. powLISa. Auesonset.
ikoH hoBiI Aue,i. neers,
NOS. s2e and $40 La ave-, bet. 9th and 10th ats.
PERkMPToRY SALE OF sNr GRAY MARE
skTnsbAYf n RaisEss t tane w o1hi
Isio G. mneIefps at 40 O'Clock, We viii eel hoS
One gray mare, yesrs CID Is hands high, stylish,
prompt driver, perfect ssntl. can be driven o.
Icy the property Of private gentleman having
Several npe drivers and worters
Icp snd TO- Top Busgtes, Express Wagons, Hsr-
No postpOnement on scenuu. Of veasher.
II BIRCH q RoBEY, Auets.
A U9TIoN SAIL OF A DEsIRA sLs BUILD.
"a ING LOT on the south SHE Of north AR
a. .S S%ns ,b so,n s SeSss
ssrr:. .. ilesdi ,n' J. swEfsT T es sSci IN
WAsH. b. Williams, Ancuooeer.
w 1oOl. northwest corner 10Th and ID streets.
vALUAsLE IsPBoysn PROPERTY FRONT.
EsT ana INV INV f fnsk kvkS1 Ht I shrSvS
BY Two sTORi FRAME BUILDING. BEING
Gu MONDAY, June ath, 1876 at clock -
m. shall cell. ia front of pre- 'tses. part ~
hos No. j, in square $50, improved bT frsme-2.&
dWeliug
Terms: Ore-third cash: balarcs in 6, u and Is
montbs, for notes bearing interest -ei by
Deed OF trust 90 property soii 100 down on DAP Of
sale; All conveys lpg a. cost of purchaser.
Je9 NsH WIGLIANS, Auct.
a pMINI TEArOR's - Us OF PAN HOUSE
"A HOLD gIBeI1URS LOUNGES, WARD
Rt Bbs. CkUCkERE, GLsSSWARS. JEW-
LEY, TRUNK hsD WEARING APPAREL,
WITH COfhER GOODS NOT MEHTIohED,
onTUEsDAY MORNING. June Isth-
st 10 ociock, will sell, bV order Of thet<5<9
supreme Court, holGing special term st'it Stt
the auction Rooms OF DuDcsnsOn Bros SOUTHEAST
correr 9Th and streets northwest ab I'VE men
toned goeds, being the personal effects Of Anna v.
81 BOTgBER. Adninistra.or.
JEST DUNOANS)N BRO J., Auctionsers.
tNASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
Two VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONT
ING ON MARYLAND kYEHUE, ONH-HILF
kQUAKE gROm CAPITOL PARK NORTH.
90 WEDNESDAY, NENT, June 1 4th. 1875, -,
a. O'Clock D. M, in front of the premises, 40
VIII CHER parts Lots A and ID, 10 subdivisionzS..
square 126 each lot having ~ feet inches front on
an airy lard avenue, and ruuDtng through that width
al average depth OF about l00 feet to Is street.
Terms: One third cash; balance In 6, u AMI Is
months Tor notes besriDg interest and secured by
detc OF trust on property sold. $50 dowa on each
chaser.
Jed WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
n II a NJ
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WAsH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, sALB OF A DESIRABLE COUN-
Thy PAGE OF 2J25 ACRES, WITH FINE I'M
pk0NE MskTs, WITHIN FIVE MILES OF

chL6 Or a DESlhABLh OOUN-
Thy PACE OF 2J35 4ORES, WITH FINE I'M
THE CAPITOL.
Under and hy virtue Of q deed OF trust to ua.>>
daed August 18th, A. d. 1874. aud duly record =
ed In iber II. No. 9 folio 35T, ct seq, one Of
the land records for Prince George Cou aty State of
MarJ land, and by direction Of the party sscursd
therehy, Will sell at O'Clock D m. ON FRIDAY,
SnLe 9th 1876 on the premises ali that certaia
pieee or parcel OF land, situate aud living IN the
eG 0 OF Prince George State OF Maryisnd known
point on the new cut road distant feet essteriy
rom the section OF laid nd with the Distrtct
line, and opposite WI ite oak tree Standing I'm
t4 feet within the line OF fence on said road
north ~ degrees is minutes east $40 feet aopr sail
road; thepce north 70 degrees IS minutes wese sn5
feet thence nth 50 degrees 81 ninutes west btslE
feet theI ce south LAO feet TO the lace of begir
Dlng, containirg 2IS5 acres, more less; the said
piece OF land being part Of tract known as"Ohil-
len I astle Manor, and the same LAID Converts 10
Richard q. Dohun By VIM Z. johnson ia 1885
Terms OF sale: 5000 ia cash, of which a dsa1sit
OF $3.50 will be required a. the time of sale: and Inc
oalsLce In six, twelve and hteen onths secnrei
oy deed OF trust upon the property sold and the
rotes OF The purchaser, bearing interest All c n
veyAIciDg at the purshssers cost. If the terms OF
sale are not combiisd vito ia dfteen days Irus
tee reserves the right to resell the pr0pcrty AZ ha
risk ard cost the deraulting purchaser
ANDREW e BRADLEY Trrssee
Je9 Gibbs YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aucts
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" PhMykD PROPERTY SITUATED ON N
SIBEET, WEN nth AND 18TH
STbEETs, kgRTHWEST, AND IMPROVED

y PKuykD PROPERTY SITUATED ON N
sTBEETs, s0RTHWEsT, AND ImPRoyEb
BIZ A FRAME HOUSE.
. III pursuance Of q decree of the Supreme -
Court 81 the his trict OF Columbia, holding MH
special term in Equity, passed in Equity cause ~.
lumber asa. Docket ID, Whereia William II.
sGuiEes Ii complainant, and Edward L. Savoy and
others are defendants, will sell on MONDAY,
June 18Th, at o clock m In front of the pl EN-.
ises ell that part OF Lot uumbsr four 4 In Sluare
nun Der one hundred and nifty eight (l5S), Ia the
city of WashiD gton being tie eastern part or said
lot four al beginning at the southeast corner OF
salu LIT, hence running west, along the ice of
street north nineteen feet f9 n u thence north one
hundred and twenty feet (l2o fl thence east nine.
teen feet (l9 fl, thence south one huudFed and
tw,n'y feet (l2O H. to beginning, improved by a
frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale prescribed by decree. The rur-
chase money to be paid one fourth ia cash and The
balance ia equal instruments in six, twelve aud
eik hteen mcpths from the day Of SALE the Die 10
bear iaieIest from the day OF sale, aud he
TO be secured by the promigsory notes Of the par
chaser. bearing interest the rate Of ei chit per
cent the day OF sale until paid which notes
TO be secured by deed of trust up the property
sold. The sum OF one huIdIed dollars cash shall lie
paid by tie purchaser when the property is knock ed
down TO him III the terIrs are nos ccm pliei with
ihin days fren the day of SAFE the property
20 lie ID nj tho risk Of the defauting purchaser
HENRY WIsE GARNETf, Trustee.
- No. 2 Columbian Law Building
DUECAkSON BROS ,Auctionaers irs-d
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yOHN Z s-trCHELL.
93l PGaEsYLYANIA AVENUE,
Hss lust iv.d, and Is now opening, another IN
voice OF &c o4OE FABRICS fOE Summer wasr.
Grenadines n black aad all the nsE shades, 70
~ atch eilks from IS cents TO s100 Brocade Grona
Brocedss II Silks and Ponsees. 6uicure Laces for
Overdrsssss calcutta RoEgses and l. dis Goods.
Jaeonets aId candle Lawns, new styles. Pristed
6b lnses ara LiLSa LAWS; I9le ne's aud Linen
Overcressess Ia French Cambria, Zephyr Cloth,
and Drossinz lacks al all prices. Lia~n busters
aud listers. SOssauer Water proof Closks.
french nslfn Dresses and Overfresses. large
stock Of Ladies Underwear, medium and ine, at
very low prices OR stock In all classes OF goods
will be found fresh aud attractive, In STYLES and
prices. All the novelties Of the season viii be added
- soon as they appear IN the market.
SOkk PEICE ONLY.
JOHN I. MITCHELL.
An
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CoNSCLLYS,

CoNSCLLYS,
HE CHEAPEST sYoREIHYHEc IYy.
sos NINTH STREET.
OPposite the Patent Once.
bsek silks, Use, SOC, 9Oc. and el
Gege stlk sun Umbrellas, O. 50 to e6
TO l5c
All Wool Debese. 81 TO sOc
Llama Lsct ShsWls and Sacques. Is to asD
sNictcrie Lfwa and Sa1sooks, to .ksd for Sacks,
SHIFTS and Dresses
ZINE Linen EsT kfns- 81 q dozen.
u nll line 81 I'm brofteries
Inc FIeTCh Flogers. from aactfon
las o. 81 stT rs. vb I sale aaj r-.aiI
Lsoies g. Cents Gsuze Unoerwear je,-tr
REACT-FTIf LAWNS
ID BLACK GREHADINEs
BLACK CASHMERE
BLACK SILKS
BLACK ALPACA.
SPRING DBEsS GOODS.
GATHERS, 7o5 Market spacs.
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ssDEoPLEs' LINE"

CHOD0C AND fETERMKDLaIS
LANDINGS.
The sidew heel Steamer
"E. MORRiS,"
Captain L. =. BALDWIN,
fsu oczDe1ce running to the above landings %
Honday, March 9th, leaving from - s:Sf - :.
wharf fo2t OF 9th street every MON s5ssS1 -
DAY and TIL BsDAY at a. %,
Returning viii leave aomlni every TUESDAY
febas N. b. FITzHUeH, Agent,
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weiuvfte the attention Ct the pubic to cur i'm
ueDse nlsut CT newest styles
sUAMAE SILKS
GRENADINES
CT AH shatss, "a Stripes ard PlAids.
Large stCCk Black sILh5 Of all ceisorated
EskcS.
: Summer DEE 3 GOODS Of al the latest produe-
tons
LACE sACQuEs and sHAwLs Of the richest
GCSigrs-
SILK UMBRELLAS, Fms HOSIERY, and La
eies LlEEN SUITS in great variety, st less than
New York prices.
wOLFORD d sHILBE2G,
SlT NARkET SPACE,
myzu Third door from SIN street.
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UNIVERSAL X. r.. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to OF from all points
s0 T.dnct s6S'S az eak or s2id y m 2
upon ar other Office or depoysscLHHnkS-sz>
IN this city.
Tickets sood til used. Baggage checked through.
AEplJ 70 n ID. WHITESIDE,
apl-ly 927 Penn. ave-, Candy s.ore.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE 400, AND
fRONTIEG ON 9TH STREET.
BY virtue # two deeds of u ust. dated No Il
yember Is b, A. ID. 1873, and euly recorded In faSf
lilo 49, &c, two of tine land records for Washington
equity, ID C., and by the written direction Of the
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF Jane, A. D.
ls1o at O'Clock in front of the premises lots
numbered si1te, n, (l6,) seventeen, ~ and the
southern half OF lot numbered eighteen, Is 10 the
dIed go iu the city of ashington with ali the
impG owe ments thereon.
terms Of sale: Oue-th I'd in cash, Of which also
must be paid ct sale, the deferred payments to be
nsdt In one aud two years from daV OF sale, with
Interest at the rate Of ten per cent per aud
scared by deed OF trust aud insurance to the salts
faction Of the Trustee. Terms to be July complied
WITH within six days after day of GALE ether tbs
Trustee reserves the right TO resell the property af
Ter one weeks notice, at the risk and cost OF de-
cost WIN. I'll, WARD, Trustea
ny3leok6s j. T. COLDWEGIy. Salesman
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EpR p ID d q
NOTICE.
Wis s3s y5sS - diminishing tire ehsncsS o. so.
usicn, the ftss1srs Of this Gins take . Hpecire.
course soy al seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from On senstoyn 10 Rev
fo,k or Bosto1 orossins tr1oisn Of 80 .! q itt, o.
rotklnk 20 the north OF q.
On the houlsvard pssssge. crossing The heTitier
cfD Of q LAT. or nothing to the norm Of
TILE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAS
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN Ne W YORK AND LfVKa.
POOL, CALLING Ar CORK HARBOR.
ac Jun. stT fUf uiy
Aisers...... Wed. June Algeria We'd, uly Is
Boihnis... Wed, June q Bothnia -... Ted, Aug.
Aby ssiniA- wed, July s Abyssinia-.Wed., Aug. 9
'Russis... Wed. July Is Russia =. Wed, Aug l6
Ard every following WIDE zsDAY and skTGa
lns@ sr,.S DC nc, carry noers.. ,,ssa
gers.
BATES OF PAssAsH.-OAbtl, $50, sle9 Ana siks,
gold, according to acoomm odation Tickets 90 Paris,
sB, gold, additional. Return tickets on fAyofaols
steersss tickets 70 and moss all parts o: Europe o.
very low rates. Through bills Of fading given Tor
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, and for Mediterfanean ports For
freight and passage apply st the Com paDys once,
no; Bowling Green; q both ssssrsss And sabiI
ianD-ly OHAe. q. IRAHOKLYu. Agent.
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DRY GOODS.
IL ARE ARG AIM

BRODHEAD d CO.,
$50 PKsNA. AVE, between 9th and 10th sfs,
Offer IXTRAC RDINARY INDUCEMENTS In
sock, &C.. &c.
Black Lyons six, 75c per yard and up, includine
. braied makes. Wv
Iron Mesh Grepao ines. Slfc and up.
Linen Lawns In teautiful designs, aDc and nm
beauu nj Lawns and Cretonnes, l2xc,
Linen Towels, 81 Der dozen and up
bAo'tegsn Hose, S5 per box (e0c per pairD.
ArdroscosEan bleached Cotton. ono,
Mausutta Blescn ed cotton, 12xc.
Elegant Button Kid Gloves in all colors, n IS.
] Button Kid Gloves, SOC.
Bed eprt sds. Sl and Cd.
Ban burg kdsiDg, Sc per yard and ND
Ladies and Gent Underwear at Agents' prices.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
SUMNER LAW LkCTURls mime weekly,
begin 18th July 1870, and end 18th September. Have
proved OF signal use-lst to students Who design
pursue their studies at this other Law school, ID
to those who propose to read privately; and srd to
pr practitioners who have not had the advantage Of
Systematic instruction For circular apply Up. o.
University Of Val to JOHN Is. MINOR, Prot Com.
and Stat. Law. je1-n,w, film
INVEST END INSTITUTE. Fam,iy SeAoe. Jc
w Yosag Ladies. Mrs. 3. L. CApY, Principal.
Hew Haven, Conn. Send for circular. mars-em
ENGLIeH. FRENOH, AND OLAsSIOAL %.
u LKCT SCHOOL FOB YOUHo LADIES, Sds
SON, Frincipa.-rhe eighth annual session begiua
on the llth Of BeDtsmbers l9s. aug1<ru
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Large sssoftmect % beautiful Lawns reduced from
-. - ESc Blsck GTeH soines, 2Dc go, Sic,
S1r bIs1A ;, Rs 81 COST CSC, 81 Is, el.1, sIis,
So. seH FIX mohair Aipacs ie1uced from 75c.
- y io.s cost sc, sGc., SIC All Of our sun
~ a. ~ eost 81, Sis, 81 50. SlT5, 81 CAL
&C. &c &c SC Every yard Of our beautiful
epling res Goods reduced to real c. I5c aar :
brio reduced CD IS cents 49,
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F0RTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
Gosfa0 Proceedings YeSserdas.

The Silver bin was discussed al consider
able length and then postponed until ths 2oth
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DOwN! DOWN!! WN!!!

20 cases cf al kicds DOMESTIC GOODS from
the bis thcg York auction sEes OF last week
vhloh We sEs offer at prices fuly Is Per cent un-
der ~ guiar 3 ICES.
NOW Is YOUR TIMEl
SPECIALTTES
10 pffcCs haIdsome Silk and Wool GREHS
Dimes for Gvcrdress
80 rieos Plain Black GRENADINES
70 piece SIMMER SlBhS. from 7sc 70 Ell
20 pieces French Organize LAWNS, In hand
some cOlors al fine qualities.
mEkES.e Be- iAAAlSA anu . pieces Black CASH
20 Ii.oes Black SILKS, from 7sc 10 s3
he above ~ ci8ltics are nO~ selling 1t fully
ego.
prices vsrfsr ted 20 phase.
"Bemea4ber location.
jss tr No. 3II s,h strcet ror'hEezt.
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nOwNMAN 4 GREEN, Auctioneers,

,e7eo&ds 1Hos. e. WAoGhMis,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-16
TURKEY.

LONDON, August ia dispatch from
Belgrade says It is reported that the Turks
have advanced beyond Bonja and that
the Seryians evacuated that important
pass without firing shot. It is quite
possible that the constant rumors Of the
Turkish advances and the Servian re-
treats are exaggerated, butt cannot be
denied that the prospect Of the seryians
is becoming more gloomy. The rumor oi
their excavations Of defles leading from
Gurgusovatz to Belgrade and from Sarts-
char to Parakin, though unconfrmed is
highly probable. II the Turks push for
ward ii is more than likely that the ex.
pected great battles at Alexinet and Del
egrach will never be fought. -
The officials continue to assure the
public OF their ability to beat the Turks.
Nevertheless CONSERVATION prevails, and
must increase as the number OF runaways
increase.
A very unpleasant affair occurred here
between the officers Of the English reliel
societies. DR.. Thomas, who is at the
head OF the Christian heague, laid tntor-
nation before the Minister Of War de.
nouncing DR.. Lazeron, who is connected
with the National Aid Society, as Turk.
ish spy, and hO Lazeronl was compelled
to leave. This has pardlyzed the action
OF the English societies which are uncon'
nected with the Christian League.
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SCOTLAND.

RD1NDuRc, August 15.-The Scosehman
publishes a dispatch from London say.
ing that Disraelli's investure Of the
priyy seal ia only temporary, pending the
reorganization of Cabinet. tits beliey.
ed the following changes will ultimately
be made: Lord.George Manners, the pres.
ent Postmaster General, will be elected
Peer and take the privy seal; Hon. Ste
phen v. Cove, Paymaster- General, will
succeed Lord Manners; Sir Charles Ad-
derly, President OF the Board Of Trade,
will be created Peer, and William H.
Smith, one Of the Secretaries TO the Treas.
ury, will succeed Adderly; Sir pMessey
Lopes, Bat, will succeed Smith as Secre-
tary. Disraelli will retain the Premier
ship only during the recess OF Parliament,
II so long. Lord Derby will then sue
coed 10 that office.
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Col. Byrne, State Superintendent oil
Schools, Yesterday received letter from
correspondent at Ripley, West Virginia,
jackson c. H.) informing him that "the
principal hotel Of the town" had just
burned down at the time Of writing; that
".ome other buildings are in the same
condition." that "six horses and two
mules" had perished in the flames, and
that the fire had occurred from somebody
accidentally throwing a cigar into Ma.
guire'. stable"
Col. Byrne wa requested to communi
cate this news to the Wheeling papers
and have them announce it to the public.
And now that the Colonel has handed
the letter over to Us, and that We have
published the news, what does anybody
know about the fire at Ripley? We know
thu, the principal hotel has burned down,
but some people might consider one house
the principal hotel while others would
name some other house. The writer ap-
parentIy never thought it important to say
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT:
10 THE DAILY INTELLIGENOER
THE SIOUX WAR.
Tsry's Forces and their Movements
Situation Ia The Hands Of The Indians.
The DlH,oultles of the Campaign.
Further Confirmation Ofths squaw's Story

CHICAGO, August 15.-The Times cor,
respondent writing from Fort Buford:
August II, via. Besinrook, Aug, IA. says
Terry's forces which left Rosebud on the
Sth numbered q fighting force ot. j 600
men and was accompanied with train
numbering 225 wagons containing sup
plies; for $ days. Terry with view Of
forming u junction with Crook, will move
down the west bank OF the Rosebud for
70 miles, and when combined the force
will endeavor to engage with the Indians
in the region Of the Big Horn Mountain.
The Crow scouts report that the main
body OF Sitting Bulls band is encamped
on Sinking river, and to engage
them it will be necessary for them 10
cross the Big Horn mountains which
will be an almost impossible undertaking
at this season OF the year. There appears
to be no prospect OF another engagement
with the Sioux unless the Indians desire
to make fight. The troops will be un-
able to overtake them before the ap.
proach Of cold weather. It Is reported
that large bands Of Northern Indians
have been seen crossing the Missouri be-
low Fort Benton north into the British
possessions, and it is not believed they
will make stand against the troops again
this year. Terry has decided to return
his whole command to the mouth OF the
Rosebud about September 10Th. AL the
troops will be Withdrawn after that date
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 15.-Gen
Sherman states that he has received q
similar report from another direction, 10
that published yesterday, stating that a
terrible battle had taken place between
Gen. Crook and the Sioux, and that The
latter had almost been annihilated. II
was brought 10 the Red Cloud Agency
and Sent to him from Laramie. There
fore, he says, there seems to be more sub
stance in the squaw's story than at frs
was considered probable.
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Wheeling and Bellaire.

Both branches Of Council have now con-
cured in granting to the Street Railway
Company the right togo on laying their
track out 43d street to Benson's Ferry,
at which point they will make close
connection with the Bellaire cars on the
other side. As showing the heavy travel
over this line between the two cities, We
may refer to the fact that the Bell
aire Company sold during the six
months ending on the 10th of thi.
month twelve thousand four hundred
ticket, for Wheeling, which would be at
the rate Of $4,000 per year. supposing
the Wheeling company to sell as many,
it will be seen that $4,000 tickets are sold
over the two lines in twelve months.
When we add to the travel over the
street car lines the number Of persons who
travel by boat and by the steam cars, we
can have some idea OF the great import
anCe OF the trade between this city and
Bsllaire,
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WHEELING WEST VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16 1876
Before and After.

Prior to the nomination OF Tilden al
St, Louis, our neighbor, the steahenTiIIe
Ga:etls lDemocratic) made this remark
about him: ,.,,,, nOh,rJ
M 1ilIsn III IN and although be Is hTl1hly
uw;S. iTsS ~, al money to by public oplnon,
making n'S 'S,,s.dSi ~ that such means ot gaining
iSyor will avail him n0tnlnS' .u
The same paper also made the follow
inc remark in regard to Tilden's financial
views, before his nomination:
Tbo D.nOcrals Of Ohio have the vantsSe ground
II ~ Shsv nropo,e TO hold II, and We know hereof
-. S1nrHt Then WO nay that the Democrats o. Ohio
vii dsfcat any NatIOnal-bank-paPer-m be
he TiIdeD, &c, ......
And yet, despite the deliberately ex.
pressed opinion Of the Gasette that Mr..
Tilden was trying to "buy" nomination
at St. Louis, that paper now supports
him as a "Reformer." It says in late
issue that "harmony prevails in the Dem
ocratic house. We are all for Tilden and
Reform"
And Notwithstanding the GGzetts boast
ed before the nomination. that the Dem
ocrats Of Ohio would defeat any such
"National. .bank-paper-moneyite" as Til
den, yet the same paper is now pleased
to make the following observation:
"Wclike Tilden. He is Currency
Reiormer. Reform il the watchword."
There would seem TO be good deal oI
"crow" in such language as we have
quoted-more than we supposed oul
neighbors wonld ever eat. But human
nature, according to DR.. Aifleck
of Bridgeport, is very poor affair
(so much so that the Doctor wa
once moved to inquire why Proyi-
dence had madeit so very shabby
and hence we do not expect Democratic
editor to martyr any great length of time
for principles sake.
The Cleveland Pain Dealer Demo
cratic) claims to know the secret expla,
nation Of the GGssties recent change o
heart and puts it in print this wise:
The SteubenvilIe Gazette has at las
hoiste,l the names Of Tilden and Hend'
ricks. The great statesmen Of the Ga
.ette concluded that If they longer sulket
they would have no constituency, rs th'
Pain Dealer was gobbling up their sub
scribers in Jefferson county by scores.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-16
uarsI,nlI County.

The vote polled at the Republican pri-
maries in Marshall on last Saturday is
said to have been very large. The inter-
eat turned mainly on the sheritfalty, and
and our advices are that the contest
probably lies between Hicks and Hunter
with the chances perhaps rather in favor
OF the former. The exact result, however
will be shown in the County Convention
that ia TO be held tomorrow at Mounds
vile. ~.
So decided has. been the primary can
vass in Marshall that the Republicans
may now be said to be pretty we'll pre-
pared for the campaign-in fact to be on
a war footing.