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We oile.
LEXANDER BUILDING. corner 6th-ave.
y and 1t French APANrMENr. g-and cni ane" (;
halls hard In0iur.te rsgts ]. W. STEVENS brsiway
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Gi.untlors tUauteo-- females.

HOUSEWOkk - BY n respect blr scot a
youal is 20 u plain Coos, and o. Was-'s
t ir-ucr willing a. ma herself generally ut mas hr-s
cts reference. objection 10 tho country ARG atNN
365 ttnayt. neal -3i-st.
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T cite one instance 10 show how little
ioundaShen Their Is for the aSSershuns that
It wuE color they object to. A man from
Ohio he'd . plantashen near here wieh ne
bought for yeers ago. He wuz . Rad.
-kel: and 90 wuz his hired men witch he
brot with him-all white. Kunnel Cas-
kin rode over 70 his place with aoHie
White Leaguers, and notified him that
he must stop his efforts 10 kerry the par.
iSh for Hayes, witch the man, muttsrin
suthin ince6jsEy about his bein an Amer
kin citizen, and this being 0 tree eoan'
try, refoosed to accede to- That mite his
house wuz burned, and his place perty
etIee.ooally bustld, and he wnz given
twelve hours to git out. Understand,
this wuz q white man-not a Niger. ne
wuz not histed out for his color-it WuE
for his cuIsid politiks.
/ hope this plain statement will set
this lie At rest, but l don't suppose It will.
The radikle organs will keep on howlin'
about Southern oppreshun nv the niger,
iest the same. Ef they think Il 10 color,
let one OF them editors from Illinoy 60
down Their and go to spoutin abliShnlsm,
and see how long his color will perfect
him. They are strickly imparshel-the
most imparshAlist men I ever Raw. They'd
ez soon shoot q white radikle ez niger
radikle.
Il he'd a good time down there, but |
am glad to get back to the Corners. Al.
ter all, ther amt no place like home.
The gilded bars Nv the South Ia all very
fine; but 7 know Bascom's. -
PETROLEUM v. NAsDY,
Rafnrmaf
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The Cremation Subject In Good
Condition.

NEW YORK, November 29.-At about
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon three dis.
contented reporters might have been seen,
had any one been there TO see them, wait
log around the entrance Of the lutheran
Cemetery in Williamsburg for the arri.
val Of Colonel olcott and other members
OF the Theosophical Society, together
with the medical staff Of Roosevelt Hos.
pital, who were to make an examination
Of the body OF the late Baron dc Palm
preparatory 10 itB removal to Washing
ton, Pa, for cremation. Not a soul came
though, and search was made for Mr..
BrOckhurst, the ianitor Of Roosevelt Hos.
pital. who has charge ofthe body. That
gentlemen was found enjoying a glass Of
lager and some sausage In saloon oppo.
site the cemetery. He didn't know
whether Colonel Olcott would be there
or not, but expressed his willingness to
exhibit the corpse for the editioation Of
the reporters, and his offer was promptly
accepted. Two days ago the coffin was
taken from the ground, and Mr.. Brock.
hurst took from 1t the dust. in which tho
body had been packed and put q clean
shirt on the mummy. The coffin was then
placed in vault, from which II was ia.
ken yesterday to be exhibited. II Is al.
most black and in perfect preservation.
The limbs are flexible and the skin tough
and elastic, like rubber. Tho hair is
perfectly preserved, and will not pull ont.
After an artist had made sketch Of 1t,
the body was covered up and tho com.
pany adjourned. Monday the body Is to
be taken to Washington, Pa. After It Is
cremated, Mr.. Brockhurst says that the
dust will be distributed among the Theo-
sophical Society, who will carry Il In
lockets to DO worn on their watch.chains.
he expressed an earnest desire for some
OF II, saying that he had spent q great
deal OF time with II, and he ought to
have some compensation. Before the re.
porters left, he invited them all up 70
Roosevelt Hospital 10 see his stuffed
baby, which, he said, he could "toss all
around without breaking It.
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Bank Responsibility.

A suit was recently brought and tried
in New York in the United States Cir
cult Court, by Samuel NJ. Archer against
the Ocean Bank. It will be remembered
that this bank was broken into and plum.
dered by burglars, who took the proper.
~ Of individuals who had bonds, &c, de.
posted for safe keeping, as well as tho
funds Of the bank. Among those who
suffered was Mr.. Archer, the plaintiff in
this case. He brought suit on the
ground tina, the bank employees were
guilty of such negligence as made the
bank responsible. The presiding justice
instructed the jury that the defendant
was liable il the loss was oceasioned BY
the failure Of the banks officers to OBJ.
serve that caro- In the custody Of the
bonds which would have been exercised
by prudent and careful business man.
The defendant bank was not necessarily
to be held liable because Of the neglect Of
some Of its subordinate servants in the
discharge Of some particular duty en-.
trustedto said servants; but II the OIL
GERS OF the defendant employed oompe-
tent and Trustworthy servants, and were
not negligent in retaining them after =
notice of any fact Indicating their In.
competency or unfaithiulness, they had
done all that could be expected Of pru-
dent business men, and were not charge
able with negligence. Under these In
structions verdict was given for the
defendant. A motion for a new triGl was
made by the plaintiff, on the ground that
the instructions We have quoted were
erroneous. Judge Wallace, In rendering
bis decision, sustained the plaintiffs opin.
ion rs TO the instructions. He said "
am satisfied these instructions were enron.
eons, and that negligence Of any employe
within the scope Of his duty 10 the negli-
gence Of the defendant" This seems to
Be more in accord with rulings in parallel
cases than were the instructions given in
the firsttrial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-02

WHEN the theologian takes up politics
he usually lays the stripes. on evenly re-
gardless Of party lines. The Rev. DR..
Martin R. Vincent says he sees in the
present political contest some diseourag.
Ing aspects, but one feature makes him
joyful. He sees the moral mud Christian
sentiment OF the nation looming up In
politics. Men whose stamp Is set on the
religious culture Of the people have come
forward for the frat time and made their
influence felt He would have US turn
for safety not 10 men or parties; but to
that old.fashioned piece Of political phi.
losophy uttered BY David "He that
ruleth over men must be Just, ruling In
the fear Of God" "Good and true men
frst," be says, mot party men first, other
wise it will be as In the parable Of the
trees, which went out to anoint king
over them. The vine would not leave
his good cheer to run up and down Tor
the other trees; the fg.tree held by his
sweetness; the olive preferred his oil to
the troubles OF office, and SO the bramble
came up TO the throne. The bramble,
which had neither cheer nor sweetness
nor nourishment, but only the fire which
went out Of his ,horny dryneS and blasted
the tOrest.h
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A MEMBER OF the Assembly received
recently from one Of his constituents the
following letter:
~ shall take my wife and daughters to
the Assembly on Thursday night. I
shouldn't like to have them 70 10 Yer.
sailles for nothing, and 20 I will take II
M = personal favor u you Will arrange to
have something said that viii make the
oppoaition get up and hoRl". 'a.s9
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WisconSin,s Vote for Congress-
men and Electors.

The vote OF Wisconsin for members Of
Congress on the 9Th Of November; COM
pared with the result in 1874, was as fol-
lows; Isl.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-02

As In tho present House, the delegation
will consiStof Eve Republicans aud three
Democrats.
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FOE SALE
TRusTEE's SALE.

II
Ia pu.ruance Of Decd Of Trust s,ysn BY Georss
W. Eekhaft ana vile, dated August aithi ISIS ,and
recorded In he Clerks ofeo Tor Ohio county, West
Vir1inla, In Decd Book No. O, psRs bSs, "a and
also by the written directions Of B6rbara Eckhait
wife II aid George W. EcLhart l viii, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2oth day Of December, 1870,
sell the following described property, conveyed 10
mo By MD deed Of trult (or % much thereof ~
may DO necessary 70 Pay Oh the liens on stid pro.
perty AZ The data 81 the CONVEYANCE above nlmedh
to.wit: Lou Mo- nine tel and tWVnty-tWo ca, 10
NORTH Wheeling; nlSo.Lotg RoA thirty. tisht tSsl
aud tWenty-SeIen TAN thlrty-Sx CS6h thirty
(SO, twenty eight 20, tRent! .nine t?9h ihhty.
one (Sll thiTty.tWo (SSl and thIIty-hfee tSsl, In
North Wheeling. D., IL.
SAID sale will 30 made At tho front door Of The
Court House for Ohio county, a 10 o'clock 4: NJ
on the following tefmsf 0pe-thlfd Of the purchase
money 70 be paid In cash, the balance IN SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, With IntGreaS deitT.
red pay ments 70 b satisfactorily secured.
EEg'F 1TiuHsW VIC. Z. STIfEL, Trustee.
wnEEItSo, November ., 1876.
In addition 10 the ADORE, will also otet foe Rle
at the Iams tme and place, part Of LotNo. ton IO)
on Min street, North Wheeling, (about the one:
third thereof being the 'sztno part now occupied
By Joseph Kletsly. p. ---,L- aoS0
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saturdaY, the Ielh day d peoumber, Is7e,

ohtuIuhy, ue lo'p uay VI peveHlusiit oLoi
Al the front door Of toe Court Houle o. Ohio eoun-
VI West YlrdhIA, commencing at 10 O'clock A. y,
proceed 20 Bel 10 the highest and best bidder The
following described real estate that u 70 ny: 1.-THE
south half Of lot numbered two hundred and dxty-
four (26s) htuate In Centre wheeling, In ch1p-
lines addition 10 tho city Of WheolinS being the
same property conveyed TO the ndi Eliraeoih
Compton by John Long and wife BY deed dated
May l2th, 1854, and recorded In deed book No. %,
page 49, q the records Of ohio county, West Vi"
TEKAi or S4LK 0ne-thiTd cash, and the bal.
ance In two equal Instalments 1t liz and twelve
months, with interest from day Of Eale with secu-
hty TO 30 approved BY the trustee.
F. I'.l5l "a = 9Ufl' so. TAYLOR, Truitec.
W. Il HALLER, AuctInneer. nol8
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IniiRusrEEs SALE,

gByyiftue Of Decd Of Trust made By Elizabeth
Compton 10 the undersigned, trustee, dated the Sth
day Of November, 1875, and duly recorded among
The land records o. Ohio county West Va, In deed
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