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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-22

IAN American lady, medically edu-
Gated abroad" declares that the primary
cause of the physical deterioration of
the people Of the United States lies in
the fact that they do not live upon oat-
meal and crushed wheat, but persist in
running their stonlachs with eggs, butter,
sugar, meat, fish, and other poisonous
articles. Mush may be very wholesome,
but n life devoted to its consumption
must ultimately become somewhat mono
tonous. And besides, il it be true that
"He who drinks beer thinks beer" it is
reasonable to infer that an exclusively
mushy diet will result in exclusively
mushy idea4-such ideas, in short, as
those suggested by Gan American lady,
medically educated abroad"
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DIED.

JONEs.-on Friday, january 81. 1876, Of In.
Illumination Of the Lungs, ut the residence Of hi,
parents, RtnaVllle, Ohio, WILLIAM @. H., son oil
7. ". and Matilda Jones, aged year and IL days.
Funeral from tho residence Of Its parents at II
o'clock r. NJ. Sunday. Friends Of tho family ar
invited TO attend.
LEWIs-on Thursday, January 20, 1876, Al
twenty minutes y 8 o'clock =. ~, JAMES =. LEWIS
In the 18th yeafot his age.
Tho funeral will take place from his late resi-.
dcncc, No. 2l0S EOtr street, this afternoon at two
o'clock. Friends Of the family arc invited to at.
tend.
BRADYs-On saturday, january 18th, 1876, at
Gainesville, Florida, ELnERr II. BRADY, aged 20
years.
Funeral from tho residence Of his parents on
Saturday afternoon ut two o'clock.
blessed arc the pure In heart, for they shall see
GOdn
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In Obedience 10 decree Of tho County Court Of
Tyler county, West Virginia, made at It's August
Term, 1875, and alSCa decree made by said Court ut
It's October Turn, 1876 In the elAncery cause there
In pending wherein W. !. Robinson and others arc
plaintiffs and ChnStlana MOssOr and Others arc de-
PENDANTS, tho undersigned, who was appointed by
said first decree Us n Commissioner for that pur-
pose, will on
MONDAY, the 10Th day Of February, 1876,
(that being u court day. at the front door OF the
Court House In Mlddebourne, In said county, pro-
coed TO sell TO the highest and be8t bidder, by way
Of public auction, the tract Of land In the hi and
proceedings Of said cause mentioned, which Cons
ianS according to an allegation In said bill two hun
drcd acres. Said land Is In part we'll improved.
TRRSs OF SALR--The purchaser will 10 required
10 pay One-third Of the purchase money cash In
hand and the balance thereof Is 10 be paid In two
equal instalmCns 10 ono and two years respective
"; and tho purchaser will 10 required 10 give bonds
with good security for tho deferred Installments,
and said lnstallmtnts arO TO draw interest from day
Of sale I'LL paid, while lien will be reserved OH
said land for tho payment Of said deferred INSTALL
mcns Of the purchase money.
n +. PUGH,
Special Commissioner.
JANUARY Is, 1876. ia22d5W
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Senator Henry as II Four Horse
Power ReScnrchcr.

From the Cincinnati Gazcttc,l
Mr.. Davis, the Senatorial Scion from
Virginia, must DO something beyond the
ordinary in the matter Of accounts. He
informed the Senate yesterday that he had
recently accomplished an examination OF
the Treasury reports from 1891 to 1874
aud that upon this trilling tasks he had
expended three whole weeks Of time.
The man who can carefully examine the
hooks and records of tho Treasury De-
partment Of tho United States, extending
over a period of Oighty-three years, in
three weeks time, is certainly remark
able expert, and the charges Of fraud
brought after such examination will not
produce visible imposition upon tue pub
liz mind
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-22

THE Monroe county wv. Va) Register
says that there never was 80 much money
in that county as now. Tho reason is
tina: the farmers have been industriouSly
raising cattle, hogs, horses, and tobacco,
and having plenty Of these things to cell,
they have plenty Of money. This is the
whole story of prosperity ina nut shell.
Nobody can improve upon it by any pat
ent process.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-22

WEhad a pleasant call last week from
Mr.. Hugh Sterling, Money Order Clerk
in the Wheeling PostoGicc. He is one OF
the chief Moguls in Masonry in the State,
and very clever fellow in general
Gharleton journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-22
The Nail Market.

IPIWSbuTBh ManuIAeIuFeFI
The market is in an unsettled and un.
satisfactory condition, in consequence of
the failure OF Pittsburgh and Wheeling
to come TO an understanding in regard to
prices. 1t 10 said that Wheeling has
been selling largely ut 81 G5, 10 cents off,
90 days, and that they were enabled to
effect these sales by guaranteeing an nd
vance. Nails are quoted here at 50 IS,
20 days, with 10 cents of on 100 key lots,
and II is said that Wheeling manufacture
ers have advancedto the price jus: named,
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AT the annual election for Directors
OF the Wcllsburg National Bank on Tues
day, January 18th, the following were
elected for the ensuing year: W. X.
Pendleton, z. Fowler, Lewis Apologize,
John Lewis, W. +. Cope, Thos. Everett,
]. G. Palmer, John Erwin, G. II, Beall.
W. X. Pendleton was elected President;
Wilson, Beall, Cashier; John S, Beall,
Assistant Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-22

THE COKE TRADE.-The coke trade
continues dull and unsatisfactory, and no
improvement need be looked for as long
as there are SO many pig iron furnaces
out Of blast. Prices nominally unchang-
ed; 81 so per ton or cents per bushel,
delivered free on cars in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Manufacturer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-22

AN old subscriber whose subscription,
mainly by our own neglect, had got six
years behind, did the handsome thing this
week by paying up arrears and four years
ahead. The example is worthy OF imita-
tion.-KelLsbRq Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-22

LEWIS ArrLEoArE, ESQ., OF Brooke
county, started recently on grand tour
through the South for business and pleas
urc
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A Chapter OF Inside History in
Regard 10 the Admission
Of West Virginia Into
the Union.
Letter from Ex.Congresslnal
BIaiRtO Ex-senator Wiley. '

Letter from Ex.Congressman
BlaiRtO Ex-senator Wiley.
MoRoASTowSSJ January IS.
Editors Of the 1ntslilgenoer:
In your issue Of the 18th inst, there Is
IN extract from book recently publislt-
ed by Granville Parker, Esq, compliment
tary to Hon. Jacob B. Blair for his "hon.
eSty and earnestness" in support Of the
bill creating the State Of West Virginia,
and, also, relating to certain incidents
connected with that bill about the time il
became law. Mr.. Blair is eminentIy en-
titled to the full credit Of the commenda-
ton bestowed upon him, without the APP
parent reluctance and reserved qualities
ton which accompany it. To no man,
more than to Mr.. Blair, arc the people OF
West Virginia indebted for the successful
carrying through the Congress Of the
United States Of the bill for the formation
Of our State. II Mr.. Parker had been sat
isiied with his lukewarm approval OF the
course OF Mr.. Blair, without doing gross
and manifest injustice to the other mem
bers Of tho West Virginia delegation then
in Congress, il would have afforded no
grounds Of complaint on my part. This
injustice is so fragrant, that Il attracted
the attention. Of Mr.. Blair, and few
weeks ago he addressed TO me the follow.
ing letter, for whichJ respectfully ask a
place in the columns Of your journal. l
am aware OF the reluctance with which
you publish matters having merely per.
sonaf relation, but tho letter Of Mr.. Blair
contains so many incidents Of quasi.his-
torical character, that | hope theywill re.
deem it from the objection just stated.
There are other inaccuracies in Mr..
Parker's book, relating to myself. GOn
page 40, it is alleged that on my way
home from the Richmond Convention, l
"made disloyal speech, exhorting the
people to repel any invasion Of Virginia
soil by the Yankees" To this allegation
l give an unqualified denial. 1t is wholly
without foundation in fact, as is, also, the
allegation on page 40, that denounced
as triple treason" the ordinance OF 1852
providing for the election OF delegates to
form constitution for new State.
Very respectfully, "r
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SATURDAY, JAN. ~, 1876.

THE license ticket at Point Pleasant
has ono majority in the Town Council.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Specialties for Families.

COxe's and Nelson's Refined Gelatines,
Choice Sherry and Madeira Wines,
Corn Starch, superior Crude,
TapoCa, very fine and white,
ia. gi.. Peafl Sage, for puddInss,
COlgate'S Cashmere BOquet Soap,
COlHnics Honey and Roso Soaps,
r lIaEine's Barber and 18th Soaps,
TallmRn's Fine Perfumes,
Fmina'a COoSncs,
EngliAl Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Buffalo IIAlr Brushes, ra.
Rubber Dressing Combs,
French Hair Oils and TomadGs,
81. handkerchief Extracts,
Aud all other Druggists sdndries, at
LAvoHLIa BROTHERS d cos.
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7 IST OF LETTERS

n ISr OF LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed In the Post oHice at Wheel
Ing, Ohio county, West Va, Saturday, January q,
1876. To obtain any Of the following, tho appli.
can't must ask for advertised letters, giving date Of
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LETTER OF HON. JACOB D. BLAIR.
PARKERsBURa, Dec. 81, 1875.

TARkEKSBUIVI, DEC 81 IoIO'
Hon. Waitman T. Wiley:
DEAR sIR:-A short time ago | saw
published in one or more papers oil our
State, some extracts purporting TO be
taken from n recent work by Col. Gran
vile Parker, which reflect very severely
on you and your action as one OF the
Senators in Congress at the time when
action was taken to secure tho creation Of
the State oEWest Virginia.
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And m extra copy 10 person BeIuhg up Cluo'
EO-The above prices arc invariRble. Remit at
our TIsk, In Drafts or PoStOttce Money 0rden, and
where neither Of these can b. procured, send the
money In n Registered Letter.
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Business Letters for US should DO addressed
FrOW d Campbell" and should In no case DO ad'
dressed to either individual member Of Tho firm BY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FNdIisH LUTHERAN cHgRcI-l0la ST.

E0UED- -,
IL A Packet Book containing small amount Of
money and some other articles; which the owner
can have by proving property and paying ehaIScI
Enquire nj Tntellgencer Office. Jazz
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BY mad, IN GdpdHee, poItc9s PrtPdtd.
Oss v.,E.......sS OolsIx rnonths...........si 10
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

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news In all departments, from all quarters Of
the world, rs well a complete record Of local
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

Losses paid and accrued, less
Reinsurance AID salvage. $235,Ol2 50
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Business Cbantrs.

An opportunity is offered for the engage,
N mont o special capital in an established aud sH'tessu'
WRll.st. business. Address Box d, Evening POst.
BOOKKEEPER, practical Printer or
~ man who understands the Stationery business having
81 600 1000 Ia invest on good secuty can procure
good situation addressing 81, Box $780, N l. Il "
References given.
RARE OPPORTUNITY to engage III q
4 wholesale business established ~ years ~ ms
city party with from $4,000 10 $1,000 cash capal vi" "
special active partner Address H. IS D.
Once, giy ing and address, Win paricuais
NOR SALE-A HOTEL; paws WELL. Address
l. q. II. GARDINER, WestOver Eastern shore ma
DOR SALE-A popular COUNTRY STOKE
well stocked doing good trade and LOT te as' -
years by the present proprietor rare opportunity FORA
pe son to engage safe reliable blsnrss already eStaD
sbed Further part icuars Of WILLIAMS & POTTER 229
Front st. N V, or I. NJ. WEEKS. Glen Cove, ~. Y.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY.
IL WINTER ADVANCEMENT Of Trains in effect Nov ~.
. a. m.-clncnnatl and Chicago bay Express. Drawing
ENPaes, for the West Steering dn
ua Cleveland aud Chicago without change also Hotel dining
"a" Trains leave clamber.s Depot ~ y for Nswar1k,
Go ~ M Ratierfor PARK aud Pas.aic Gij 1880 10 NJ,
iisoO S NJ suniay. $50 TO- a. m KS, ,G56 1880
f. Noon r Az 3 ss So so D. ~ g. g. g. $50 u" T.
sum Sunday iyP ld si5 70 sa." IS e9 mr. sa
n t &C. G o a. lo5 30 T. io D. Cornwall fao 30
: $50 40 SUNDAYS. $50 a m NsSY6nTgh 30
S5S x a 3,S S ISfgs e.
AR s@nde{s s5 S 10 n" sa p w. s MG 10
80 NJ M w. and t 70 Trains @onnec ~ ~ New
York and oswcgo Mid!nd Railroad at Manst Fort Jerys
73O. q l045 H. $780, T. m Sundays, S"l ~ a. n and
-" NORTHERN r.. r.. OF Nj
Trains leave for Engowood, Clost'r Peunont Nyack, q
m Tor all eEslt Nyac9 $50 70 a. m, 1880 ~. 40
5JO, ESQ 1880 p NJ and saturday nights only at 1880
Nannet spring alley aud Monsey, 9:45a m. s:i5 p.
Trains leaving Chamnsrs st. on even or haf hours
as a1,r s boa. sIa y ess s r mn
NTH ,siSs eayng 1 t al a. p l aSd s @
ccs for passage and for apartments in Drawing and
sen Coaches can be obtained and orders for the checking
and 94s 1S BaSsase nay be cI at .e Company orS'
ipoklyn and at NE oompany's Depot- - o,
q. M. ]. 80 aud Z % j..
JNO. y. ABBOTT, General Passenger Agent, New York
FALL RIVER LINE.
L REDUCTION or FARE TO BOSTON
SiuU FIRST CLASS.
THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY.
Frum Pi-r p. North River foot of Murrayst,
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted at $50 D. m.
T,ks and Stacn0ms secured principal hotels and ticket
ofc,s and on thc pier and stetmrrt GEORGE j. tpNNOS
Stl. PASS. gent BORDEN @ LON ELI. Agents.
DRON lDENCE AND STONINGTON :. :. Co.
4 Between NEW YORK AMI BOSTON.
REFLECTION ~ FARE
BETWEEN NETWORK AND PROVIDENCE 70 80.
BETWEE NEWNOEK AND BOSTON TO 80.
SrONINGTON LINE.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, NARRAGAS.
SET and ~IpNiNEiON leave Per 33. North River foot Of
JAW p daily except SUNDAY -. AT $50 ..
Through tickets to principal Sew England points AZ r. X
Uepnt. aud ticket Offices state secured al OF
" cstcutt Express Company and al $40 Broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE ldIrct.
steamships ELt IRA aud GAIAIEA caY" Pl"r II, " H.,
foot ~ ftir place, daily "Ncept Sunday ~, AZ D. m
- rect communication 10 Worcester and points beyond
fulgHs via "ithcr line taken Al lowest rates .
l.. ". FILhiNr, q. 4. AIT D. =. BABtpCh, President
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YoRx. Jan. l4.-Ihe following are The net receipts
WOOL MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA jan 14-Wool dull pnces steady supply
equal the demand Ohio Pennsy wanna aud West Virginia
AK and above, 4Oa5Uc.: y, 46d41 nc Medium, bOd5sc
Coarse 4od49c New.YOrk Michigan Indiana, and West
srn, Fine sld45c; Medium, 49dg4c.i Coarse, 46a49c
Cun,bing Washed bSa62c.; COmbing, Unwashed, 42tc.
Canada Combing. G3c Fine. Unwashed, SOd3lc Coarse
ami Medium Unwashed. 3Ja39c.; Tub Washed, 49dJ6c.
Colorado Unwashed 22d24c; Extra and MennO, Puled
lOa42e; No / and super. Pulled 40Qi2c. Texas Zine
and Medium, "a 92Sc. Texas. Coarse. Il 023c
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Olui0cn0 Notices.

ApKIsUc FlEF TSsrHASCE C'NrANY,t
M BKuApWsi Jan. j.. l-ff. y
4 SEMEANNlIAL dividend of > per cent has
~ been Jared. pas able on demand y. g. ROGERS see
KNrKERpntKrR FtlE INSURANCE COMPANY 40 SrW N0tK.t
OFFICE 90 WAtLsr, NEw oEk. Jan q. l~lG
r MEETING of the Board Oi Directors.
~ held THIS da,. the usual SEHIANNIAI uINlptNb"i
FIVE PER CENT on the capital sto, u tins Company "as
declared. payable on and after Jan -. 1876.
No transfer books viii be closed from this date until the
18th inst -. ,,r,
secretary.
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flilantial.

NAS and City r. r. Stocks, Bonds, Scrip, &c..
NJ SopgAt and scld u, z. HEWITT. Brosdst, Room IL
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AMERICAN VENTILATION CoMrANG}
OFFICE No. rs CORuANDIsI. NEW OKk. Jan IL; 1900
rVhe Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders oil
the Company will nelt al their Office on TUESDAY,
me lStn inst AT 10 O'Clock for the election OF officers
and the transaction OF such business may come regularly De
fore them. GEO. W pENo-ND, HNNicIHls.
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Gicamtoats ano Railroads..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- Saugauck Railroads. Fare II. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT Catharneslp at L. noon. ana BrdgepoFa ii
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6apinas Banks.
East River Savings Institution,

East RlVer Savings lllSiltulloli,
mob CHAMBERSST, NETWORK, DEC %, 1873.
55TH SEMLANNUAL DlNIDENn.-lHi rest ~ me iAic
Of 81 O PER CENT per has been declared and viii
he paid I'm day Oi January on all sums which
lav deposit Tor three 81 ak months previous I"
the II day % January, 1876.
called iOI viii be credited ana u"N interest," dS
original deposit. ,....-. CO.,
Bank open daily from 10 to 3 and Thursday from 10 to
WILLIAM H. sLOCUM. President.
I'm. A
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Broadway Savings Institution,

No. 237 broadway entrance ON Park place
Interes on deposits entitled thereto for the six months end
ing Dec g. a; the rate Of SIX PER CENT PER ANNIh,
on an sums Of - ana upward paid and after Mon
day. H. 1876. FRANCIS L. SCHoAl~, PRESIDENT
PFIER CUNNING, Actuafy.
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Il
Notice hereby given that the INTEREST due tie
lst day Of January 16, on the FUNDED DEBT OF THE
STATE OF OHIO, VIII De paid at the AMERICAN IN.
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK Of New York City, from the
lst 20 the 10th piOGm0 and thereafter at Office IN this
city.
The transfer books OF said Office will closed 10th
inst. and will remain closed until January lG 1876.
Columbus, Ohio December A. 1873.
JAMES WILLIAMS Auditor Of State
VIM. BELL, H.. secretary Of state
JOHN LITTLE, Attorney. General
Commissioners of Sinking Fund ~ state of Ohio.
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The New illustrated Book ~ FASHIONS
coutaius - Portraits of Boy Princes u
Europe. Eminent Statesmen, aud Msl.
Giant Princes, selected frOm all ranks
and parties. Each Portrait l"ih ulos
rIphical MEMORY Atoms a ngure nus
traung lie newest and most sehu~
manly style II attire for Gentlemen y
Youths, aud BOYS Clothing. Ist'eIs
and Guide 10 selfmeasuIemeht sea-
free. Goods delivered {. y. d. " AAy
address.
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RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can be supplied with London clothing,
of the uueSt materials, perfect IN siyIe
and ~, los following tie ins'rutilons %
our S.'f Neasurement Rules. IA 0ur New
Fashion Book. which, with samples OF
materials. Is forwarded post tree. A re-
mittance Of halI the amount must 70
s,nt with order. bat the remainder me-
NOT be paid al the delivery ol the toels
az rrefrrred). rs aITangcWrhl- lia's
been made thst the folHaldihg t9m'
panies 4 ent shall II the tine ., uy i,,.
cry at any gwen address collcci me "a.
ance due. together with iorwarulhs
charges and Customs dues. ms mVuy
of collection and delivery has Decn tound
of great service IN conducting = very et'
tenslye American trade.
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GOTH DIVIDEND-OFFICE OF THE NEw-)
W. YORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 30 WALSH, NEN- YORK, Jan. 3. 1876
The Board Of Directors have this day declared a SEMI
ANNUAL DINI DEND Of TEN PER CENT payable and
after the lOh Instant JOHN MILLER secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-30
ANOTHER MOLLY MAGUIRE MUIR
DER.

YOUNG MAN, NAMED BRADY, RIDDLED WITH
BALLS BY MOLLY MAQuIRE GANo--ARREsr
OF TWO OF THE MURDERERs- CONFESSION OF
THE CRIME.
wnKEspARRE, Pa. August %, 1879
Excitement ran high IN this city to-day cold
bloodcd Mollio Mcguire murder which was consum-
mated at Avondale, last night, about five and half
miles Wilkesbarre, and the subsequent arrest OF
two Of the guilty parties branch OF the 'red dyed"
order, 1t seems, has its the above mining
town, and under the title OF Terrys Gang held absolute
sway OF the Coweng population for time past
Among others Crosby Brady, aged twenty-five
energetic young man, refusing to associate wit them,
was n marked victim. On the night in question, at n
midnight hour Dominick Mc(iraw, Ned White and four
companions met him IN a lonely field the river,
and began their devish work OF firing upon him with
large rcvolvcrs Riddlcd with bullets, he sank a
corpse. Some OF tine dwelers distance oil, hearing
the firing became aroused and instituted Search but
tho assassns dragging the ifecss body between them
stole noscessly to the mountains and deposited IL in
an old Clubhouse White and McGraw having been
out that night, were arrested and strange 10
say confessed the shooting but pleaded that Brady
was stealing their geese the time from pen. The
two murdcrcrs in tho county prison Whether the
others will arrested remains to be Tho people
of the neighborhood exctcd, and threaten lynch
law.
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DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.

SPEECH OF HON. LEON ALBEIT, OF NEW
JERSEY.
Last night tho Young Mems Democratic Union
Club met at tho Monument House. After some
opening remarks by Mr.. Reeves tho news
from Saratoga Of tho union of the two
democratic factions of tho city announced
and hailed with vociicrous applause Al this uncturc
Hon. Leon Albeit, Of New Jersey, made n telling
speech, which was frequently interrupted by applause
He thought that at moment like this every resource
ought be brought to upon tho issue. This was
a moment when the paralysis OF hard times had como
upon us, and is legitimate source had been
tho corrupt practices Of the dominant republican ad-
minstration. reelection OF that party IS candidates
meant only continuance OF business stagnation and
further depression OF the industries OF the nation.
The republican campaign managers had determined
make the canvass ono OF personal vItuperation and
they hoped by doing to mako the demo-
Gratis occupy themselves solely In answering false
and trivial charged Issues, not men, should DO
sdcrcd and the nation should DO brought face
to with the evils that threaten
The republicans have accused the democracy
OF being rag baby party. Who created
this rag money! None other than the republican
party Who had their judges declare It DO tho real
national currency Why, the republican party, and
ism--as many democrats shed their blood In that
great struggle, d many devoted their minds and
purses help the furthcrance Of the ends for which II
was waged as republicans The latter had made the
most money oy It no doubt, ADD now they claimed all
the glory,