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stamping This Spirit Of Nalignity
Under Our Feet

BY selecting man whose well known
frmness and impartiality may relnstate
confidence and ultimately restore unity
to the whole people. We need this
much in the present low condition of our
pecunarv affairs. We need it more to
fortify the view of our position BY
foreign nations. In short the time has
come for the Insugerstior of a wholly
new and vigorous policy by a thorough
" competent and experienced man
That man | hope and believe will be
found in Samuel }. Tilden. | remain
very truly, yours,
rSipned. CHAS. FRANCIS ADAMS.
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Admissions to the Centennial.

PHIL ,DELPHIA, September S0.-The
admissions to the exhibition to-day. the
last of the twenty-five Saturdays, was
lO3.2 .204, and to the live stock exhibition
1927.
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FOREIGN.

Robert Lowe on tie Eastern Ques-
lion.
LONDON, September 30 Q,-Robert Lowe
publishes letter this moaning, on the
Eastern question, in which " insists upon
the necessity of calling Parliament TO-
gether. TO determine whether the pres
ent policy of the ministry is to be pur-
gupd
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Eerrr Roat AWamPed.

CoEK, October IA ferry boat Was
svsmped on Saturday evening, IN
YougaI hsrbor and fourteen Persons
drowned. Nearly sll Of them were
farmers and their wives.
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Internents.

SAVANNAH, Sept. 3O.-The lnterments
today we're 26, OF which II were from yell
low fever. Twelve of the burials were
colored persons.
SAVANNAH. Ga, October l.-Yellow
fever interments II.
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THE FEVER.
knights Of Pythias Called On.

MACON, GA, September 3O.-The
Grand Chancellor of the Knights of
Pythias of Georgia appeals to members
of the order for assistance for members
in Savannah suffering from the epidemic.
The suffering is very great.
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The rain Saturday caused postpone
ment until to-day Of the opening OF the
Jerome races, New \ ork.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-02

The decorations and illuminations pre-
pared to ex-Queen Isabella, at Madrid,
have been removed for fear OF a dntur-
bsnce.
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1t'heeliua 9e9ister.
Goyd closed Saturday at ITO.

The heather today 'Ort be parity e|a"dg,
s,tt .rsstsrly ,Osnds, and 1'tsing tempsra-
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PETER COOPER'S PLATFORM.
ACTS Ill. VERSE b

Then PETER said: Silver and gold
ave none, but such as L have | give
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L. q q II,

A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, BETwEES
n the lower Market House ana Seventh
street, with the letters &c. W. L." en-
graved thereon. The nnd,r will be iil,er-
ally rewarded by leaving the same at ia y
office. on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-02

George Alfred Lawrence, the English
author, 10 dead.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.

Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
OF Main and 18th Sta.
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Appeal TO Arms.

CAMPLoNA, September S0.-An appeal
to arms in defense of Fueros. signel by
the Bosque and Nsvarres committees, Is
circulating in Navarro.
The Prince of Montenegro has left
Cettigue to join his army.
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CHICAGO September S0--FIour-.
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-In.
settlrd, but generally lower; No. .
Chicago spring 81 02 cash; 81 10! sci.
Ter September; 81 OGi seller October,
81 OGi seller November; No. &c; re-
Iectei 43lc Corn-Stendy at 46lm 4Gjr
cash; 4Ijc seller October; J3.c seller
November. Oats-RaIer nt 33Jc cal
and seller October. Ryc-Duli and Un.
changed. PORK Unsettled st nj SIC 40
cash; $40 20 seller October; Sli 30 seller
year. Lard - Generally unchanged, but
some sales rather high at so 20 cAh
10 20 seller October; 81 32l seller year.
Bulk Meats Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky Steady and in moderate demand
at 81 90
PHILADELPHIA, September 3O.-P..
troleum-Dull; refined 25lc; crude l5c.
Clover seed-At l0(9llc. Flour-DuIl:
ex.rs - 70; Minnesota family q 7jCo
100. Wheat-Dull; red Pennsyiyshla
81 "; amber 81 23Ggl II. Corn--D1lI;
yellow 6Oc. Oap-S STEADY; mixed 33Go
5Jc. Pork-Dull at 81 76Cgls 90 Lard
AT l0IGlllc. Butter Firm; New
York and Bradford County extra ut 33G
3jc; hrsu SOn3lc Checse-F,rm at
O!@ll4c. Eggs Steady At 2SCs25a
CISCISSATI, September 20. Cotton
STEADY a. l0Ic. Flour-QIiet and un-
changed. Wbeat-Dun ~ 81 CGla,I ID
Corn-Dull at 46Na,Isc. Oar-Al 800
I2c. Rye-Quiet st C5(a7Oc. Barley
Firm At ] OGla,sl 10. POrk-firm p:
SIG 80. Lard-IIigher; steam 1910
l0Jc, kettle ll@lllc. Bulk Aests
Dull at 7G5i@9c. Bacon-Dull and
unchanged. Wbi,ky-Staaiy at 81 ~.
Butter Dull and unchanged.
HoGs-Steady; common higher ~
S. 2Olg5 3j, fair 10 good light 81 20
NEW YoEK September 3O.-Dry Good,
The package trade in dome,ticG i
rather quiet, but piiat and dress good.
are ia active demand. Cotton goods are
steady. Ginghsns in dress goods are in
better demand for mems wear. WeoIens
quiet Fisnnels and blankets are 10 good
demand.
The Bulletin says that 800 cases of
Union Mills colored cottOns will be sold
Al auction "Wednesday nert 20 core the
estate.
ToLEDo, September 10.-FlOIr-steady
Wheat-Dull; No z white " abash 81 70;
No. 3 white Wabash II ID; No. 2 .hi:e
Michigan 81 10; suber SPOT 81 lGt.
Corn-Dull; high mixed, ,pr, 5sic;
low mixed 4Gc. Ost.-DUll; "" z Of
fered st33; white 3sci rsjec.sd 27c
PITIsBUEsH. September S0-Pe,ro-
leum-QuIet; crude unsettled and quoted
at 50 95 Et Parker 8; redned nj 26c Tor
Phila5eIpbiA delivery.
CLEyELASD. Sept. 30.-Pe,roleum--
Msrke. drm and unchanged; staLGsrd
white llO> test DC
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
SpariOmmelisbeS.

I'll Hcrra Minps Sparebanfs
Omtuesmdnh fcm nplis Ell 9lbre.
MI SnrcrItpise, bcenpe life laa
lanst fra Sparebanfens ecfale,
mep Mnmopulns ON 1T latte npsle
faa pen9s inr / Saufen. 0a penne
Yiae life tarpe p9ret mep / en-
3ip, ra 1ienerne, laalepeS lem BET
M CT 9ilfnlpet, falr bei Con,
funre man life rente ncgen for
SnpiRtniul. Ser Nal man imlp.
lertip faa bore ct SepiS paa, at
bet bjelper at ipare paa Sfiain.
gen for perpso at faa 9aleren.
vi ell iterre "SfrufaR" at 3ra
lammsnpiaepe bun iins aamle Be-
lrarinser, ~bsitaaenbe al 8 banae
l6'Sfiainaer, | aammsl ipenif Sob
termrnt tlliammsn 4 Hpr. IA Sf.
n2ften 100 3br. / ipenf ~ panf
Sclrmrnt, bpcrat life en- enfte |
arcne eusr Ore, men altiammsn |
Sfialnssr pa 0alers, liseicm 100
Rpr. / biperie aammsl Sepler,
men teaer life nclen al Dem /
arcuer. Wrsle at oisle pare iaa
samle ~ al Sirens 2anp laa for.
lipte, at man life / Ell Daft funs
Be fcreifiae fa. At DC rare R9ts /;
laalepes ianbtes periblant en- Sch.
Del at 9rcn 5arre AT Suerisss
HlfeS S~t9npers Tanf lpbenpe pla
6 Hrr. 80 Sf. Banjo ll1eicm Ell
AZ @stebcr1s SanrelSbanf paa 3
Ror. Is Ct. banfr. Den srenne
10 Rpr. Sebpel barpe Yisen faast
for 90 Aar flpsn / Con | ct % alt.
Oct be'rnberlise er caiaa, at bun
lffcbappt rpeet at lame benz ub mob
Seris, life beaer par falpt paa ben
5anfc AT l9tte Dem IND | Spares
tanfcn ieiene netcp III, ba bun
bapre bert, At Yapirpense fal IND.
rerles. Senres Gum, Tom bun
tenapnle 1900 9aler % 10 5jaua
RIsSpaler, pilpe, on ben bappe
pRret inriat | Sparebanf e0er up.
%laant, III parst fcrc9et mango pro.
cent /; men bebre tent Ell alpria.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

ienpie pp abe o. ct prcbat Wios
bel mpp Scpsnpine, men getip fcm
meb BET tilbase, pa bun fanbt Cru
Scme allerebe iSena inobplet lise
til Sassn / 5pusrne. 5rsfen pcn'
icnbp bapbe biertsligt pupt at ben
ftafielS Srns. 8loffen par naifen
ii. inben aats par farois msp fine
Sprterspelier til afreiie tiplis Den
naite Mcraen. Ssnbes Iaute par
aaaet til &c for l9nse fioen, %
alt rar ftiae / Sulet.
Seq unpres, pm ban fcmmer,"
tRnfie Aats tht bun bapoe life
iennt npssu Billet for at forbppe
BET fcrenaasps Rcps. Seq rilpe
r@re faa elap pep at ie BAN, ON
fun ct Winut, fcreuo ies refer,
% bog - ban Der life fcmme.
Oct ipnss iaa - iaa upaSienbe,
pericm Ncsen fiulpe pppase bet.
Oh, ies baater, ban life fcmmer.. !"
Dog, uaetst III HnHe, funpe bun
life lape r9re fOrf9tist at title
nd 9ienncm Salcuferne, % blsr
auHet, pa bun Susen iaa rep gi'
blictbefpinbuet %nepenunper.
Sprtl.~
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
Gm Mmcfoptc ON Mbrabam Vincolr.

Oa Slnccln par SaNfsrer | 81.
linciS, 9icrre ban % 9ommeren
snSans / Spss Nar al bperanbrs
for $eitsbanpcl o. fcm cperens ON
at DC Den n9ite Wcrsen 81. 8 tulbs
butte Seite mep bperanpre, uben
at Den Gne baupe ieet Den Mnpsns
rar 6n %miSfornsiet meb 8pttet,
ffulpe ban Qipe s25 for at faa Bet
beret. 3ommeren mebte pa frem
mep ct Ds al en- Seff, iom man
lielren Ter, % Yublifums Qatter
par itrrmenDe; men mart fcm Gin
coin meD en- saw-horse (Saoefraf)
paa Haffen, % blep Subelsn enp.
nu @lterre. 0d ban ff le Dom.
merens "Sfot9amp", latte ban fin
"Scrie" 9anfe roli9t lleo % iaspe /:
"Sa, Ocmmer. Def CT ferlte @an9
lea or blepen iupbt paa Seltebans
Del"
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
Gen earltc Wjcmcmgdngs vinic
mcllcm
Wlwaufee, ct. Yanl
% minneapolis.

Den aiennemlsber lmuttsrs eaueifas
Der mee mere ttcrarteee Steuerier, "a
pasierer giennem here Scrrstninlss N
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enb neaen an,
ben Sernbaue / Nerepefen. Den enefe
Sernbane siuie Der sienuemfarer sprs
Wiefefppis 0al 0 Jlps
~ pee Yale Bepius BREEDER.
O9iaa via Waoiicu, Yrairie ou @bien,
We@re9cr, Muffin N Swatrnna.
De beefe Valace ecupeer ~ Gcpepcsns.
Sernbanensttet CT / goo Ornen.
aey~ "1cnuester" / CT. Yaul "a
minneapolis meb be hefs inefcmne 9is
nier.
St.Fdul 0epetet 5isnet at 3ad
ion pl yepee Street.
by sentcr us 9at SatIcn Strset,
5isrnet at Sbir6 Street.
A. '. II. CARPENTER,
oer. Pass. and Tists. Agent, Milwaukee.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

"Ob, jes funbe life fable saa
liat!" mnmlebe aate belt, lpet
BARREN bier ierfets % liarfere /
bsnbes imuffe aniat. "Saa upas.
ienbe! Staffels Robert!" benpes
2anter sit pipSre, "bpcr fortpiplet
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
DEBORAH
MutboriIcrct &ap.SfOO 900.
Scrrstninsslctale iammsn mee
FIRST NATIONAL BANE / 9stcrab

Wrnnolagt At eopiialiltcr | Deco.
rah Ior al brine en- oroentlis Spa.
rcbnnf.Sorretnina. 9uoiino fra IN
Dollar % opao moota9es, Hcntcr
betoles. % 9icntcs Hrntc for bprr
d Maauco, laal9n9e Yen9cne blIpt
ltnaenoe / Bonfen. Wou fan ito
srboloe Henter poa en- nfrere eller
beore Wanoe. buerftn al lmaa eIlst
itors summer, emo pee at ineiutis
Dem / penns S%parsbant. vi bar
eli norli @eileni, Der lelaer for os
Yasiagcr= gillctter for WHITE STAR
Yinisu % ale andre nomerfere Camp
% S~cilitibslinicr iii % ira ale
lt~lnolnaulie SGpne. o9laa yerIer
pGa ale DC beolte Banter / DC Han.
oiuapilte ganoe.
Srnitecs % &eicrentcs:
Is. Is. 0iderman. :. y Sbompicn.
". Sraeiib. .. aeeidsu. ". 10
Wattslpu. Brof. \. sarleu. 8sp. V.
Scren. Seu. ~. &. eemmsu, Or. ga
Saslerer. y. .. SeIbers CO ale andre
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e. y. SrOmn, 8anbIGss,
er / B%etposlie al st Winoel. bpor'
pee ban uoen Smerie fan uotrGffe
Senbsr. blot peb at beltrpes 5ano.
tlenst. 0ette Wiooel. Der CT en-
O%pnuoeIls al Or. pan Banborli. ct
aloelss paolloelist % fan benptlts
uben mlneits Sfoce for Sslbrepsu.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
Srnitccs on Heicrcntcs:
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
1crubauc.

Gen tcre 8iennemsanesssin msIlem
Chicago, New York. New England OF
Canada,
% aus silise cs ipoIise Steeer iamt
oct iiorc NorSpeiten.
"eeuneetet~ ebieasc mee ale sf.
liss ca %lOelile Yinisr.
ebieasc Oepotet: 6isrnet at Canal
o. @et Waellcu Street. pete Sanst
OF Stale einier fra aie Sauisr al gssn
paslerer Der til beer Sie.
ebitaSc Ny Siiee: III Oh 63 elarf
Street.
Rilpaufee Oepctet: 9isrust al 8see
OF Scutb Mater Strset. 5eie Yansr
OF Omnibus Sinier aadr eerfra til alle
be p~iAtilfe Steeer | gpen.
Sp Billet Renter: 40 San Bater
Street, 5isrnet ai @iseenfn Street.
M AZ
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09
Nj. l.. McCoNN.
Surgeon Dentist,

SHi1 over @uQihcns &atrrlre Siere.
DEBORAH. Iowa,
tillaeer ia bsrpeo at btflennlelcrt
Tor ale % snbper. Der ~illtrenerr
{anclgae. at ban bar taasi fat 8o.
pel / 0ocOrob NIt Slass Arbonc.
benberenoe I'll min Yroicsion. no.
isrcs meb forte Ieia0ii9bsS.
W z. WrSonn
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-09

Sames y. Galton, Braaesnt.
Sobn Nmmpn, Biee Bral.
:. ". Snrbid, Sasistet
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The whisky Trials.

CHICAGO, May 1s.-In the Mum Whis-
Ky trial to-day Hon. John D. Ward testi-
6ed that Rehm had sworn before the
grand jury last fall that he knew nothing
whatever Of any whisky frauds.
Clinton Briggs, 4 member Of that grand
Jury aud q prominent citizen, testified to
the same thing.
Munns brother, were introduced to con-
tradict Rahm'S testimony.
A.C. Hesing waN the last witness called
to-day. he testified TO an intimate &C.
quaintance with Rehm extending over
many years. He then proceeded 10 deny
emphatically The principal points oi
RehmI testimony, including his assertion
that Hesing Seduced him into the whis-
ky fraud business.
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indianapolis independent Con.
... VRuti0u. - d..


ISpGAxAroLls, May 1s.-The ConFen-
lion reaSsembled at $50 this morning.
The following platform was adopted: ~
The Independent party L. called into
existence by. the necessities Of thepeople,
whose induStriesafe prostrated and whose
labor il deprived Of its Just reward by 4
ruihous policy which the Republican md
Democratic parties refuse TO change, and
10 view Of tie failure Of these parties TO
furnish relief 10 the depressed Industries
Of the country, thereby disappointing the
Just hopes and expectations Of > suffering
people, we declare our principles and In
vito all independent and patriotic men 10
ioin our ranks In this smovement for fnan-
cial reform and industrial emancipation.
.First-We demand the immediate and
unconditional repeal Of the specie re-
sumption act Of January 14th, 1875, and
the rescue Of our industry from the ruin
and disaster. resulting ,from-its enforce
meut, and we call upon oil patriotic men
10 organize in every Congressional dis.
irict Of the country with the view Of
electing representatives to Congress who
will carry out the wishes Of the people in
this regard and stop the present suicidal
and destructive policy Of contraction.
-Second-We believe that \ United
States note issued directly by the. Govern.
ment and convertible On demand into
United States obligations, bearing ies
rate oi interest, not exceeding one cent \
day on each one hundred dollars, and re-
exchangeable for United States notes at
par will afford the best circulating medi.
'umT ever devised. Such United States
notes should be full legal tender for all
purposes except for the contracts express.
ly made payable in coin, and We hold
that IL Is the duty OF the Government TO
provide such circulation and restore it
to the nation TO whom II belongs. 49,.
Third-It is the paramount duty Of
tho government in all It's legislation 70
keep in view the full development OF all
legitimate business, agricultural, mining,
manufacturing and commercial.
Fourth-We most earnestly protest
against any further issue Of gold bonds
for sale in foreign markets, by which we
would be made Tor long period bewers
Of wood and drawers Of water to for.
eigners, especially as the American peo.
pie would gladly and promptly take at
par all the bonds the government may
need 10 sell provided they are made pay.
able at the option OF the holder and bear
ing interest at three, sixty.fye and one
hundred per cent per annum, or even at
q lower rate.
Fifth-We further protest against the
sale OF government bonds for the
purpose Of purchasing silver to be
used rs substitute for our more conve-
nient and less Huctuating fractional cur.
rency, which, although we'll calculated
to enrich the owners Of silver mines, yet
In It's operation will still further OPP
press in taxation an already overbur-
dehed people. p.
A subsequent resolution against rail.
road subsidies was adopted. .i.,f
The nominations on the: fifth ballot
were Peter Cooper, q New York, for
President, and Newton Booth, Of Califor.
mia, for Vice President.
The convention then adjourned siae die.
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CHICAGO, MaylS.-An official report OF
the Twitchell shooting affair at Conshat-
IA, La, has been received BY Gen. Sheri-
dan, and gives new and interesting par
ticulars Of the assassination, The MUIR
derer was disguised, wore goggles and
was slightly painted. He strolled down
from the postoffiee, leading his horse, 70
the landing where the shooting occurred,
and as the boat approached he commehcs
ed firing, killing 4 man named King who
was in the boat and woundipg the col.
ored fireman. Mr.. Twitchell was bad
Iy wounded 10 both his arms. Those
who attempted to approach the as
sassin from the shore were warned OF,
and threatened with the rifle that he
used. Two women demonstrated with
him, but he said at each shot that he was
shooting a black alligator. He started
of on his horse, but seeing the negro at
tempting 70 save Twitchell returned and
ordered him 10 desisb andibeiDg; disre-
earded, fred several more shot, wound
Ing both the negro and Twitchell again.
The murderer then rode away and es-
capped despite all the efforts to capture
him. One OF TYitchell's arms has been
amputated and the other GLADLY shat.
tered, but be may still recover.
The report Is dated May 8.
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ov,nr,p,y,, Nvws-On Wsdnea.
oNhh ihh H''h" NA"' - 49,,
day evening a barn belonging 10 micnaei
Myers, near Warnocks, was struck ahd
burned by lightning. II contained
FSuan,ity Of hay, wheat, and feed, beside,
,wo bor.o. and a cheat fnIl of excellen,
~ ."O ,,nU,se,. ses ,ool. r Tho harm w,, nei,be,
"rodded" nor insured.
The high water OF McMahon's Creek
,.L l,n.ro w;,h;r, fenca.
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Chicago ResoIycs to Pny.

CHICAGO, May lS.-The new City
Council have Just passed, by vote Of 26
to 8, the following resolution, prepared
by Comptroller Hayes and offered by the
Finance Committee:
Resolved, That the Comptroller bs and
ia hereby authorized and directed to
make such arrangements as may be prac.
ticable and legal TO pay continually at
maturity all certificates Of Indebtedness
Of the city Of Chicago Issued for actual
loans Of money to the city, or for other
liabilities for which an appropriation
and tax levy has been made.
The city Is paying all It's paper at ma.
turity, and will continue to pay.
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Convention Arrangements.

CINCINNATI, March 18.-Arrangements
have been made with the following rail.
roads for the transportation Of delegates
and others attending the Repu6liean Ma
tional Convention, to be held in this city
June l4th next: Louisville Short Line,
Ohio & Mississippi, Nashville & Chata.
nooga; Louisville, Great Southern and
Central Railroad, Banking Company ot
Georgia, Mobile & Montgomery, ST. Louis
&Chicago;New Orleans 4 Mobile;SL Louis
& Iron Mountain, St. Louis 4 Kansas City
& Northern, Missouri Pacific, Hannibal x
St. Joe, Kansas City, St. Joseph & Coun-
Gil Bluffs, indianapolis & ST. Louis, ST.
Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute, Indian
apolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette, Cincin-
NATL Hannibal & Dayton, Kankakee line,
between, Cincinnati, Chicago and Indian
apolis, bloomington & Western, Peoria 4
Rock Island, Toledo, Peoria 4 Warsaw,
Fl Wayne, Muncee & Cincinnati,
Grand Rapids & Indianapolis, Fort
Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw, Lake Superb.
or / Mississippi, Indianapolis, Peru &
Chicago, CiAcinnali, Lafayette & Chicago,
Flint & Perc. Marquette, Chesapeake q
Ohio. {. f''....
From Richmond, Va, to Cincinnati
Michigan Central, Marietta 4 Cincinnati
Kentucky Central, Erie. ..r,s'.'
From New York aud from Buffalo, by
the Buffalo & jamestown Railway in con-
nention with the Atlantic Il Great West.
ern, and station on the line Of the latter at
one full fare for The round trip. Allsta.
tions on the above mentioned roads will
furnish tickets rs above stated: The foli
lowing roads sell tickets one and one!
fifth full fare for round trip: Houston
4 Texas, from Houston and all points 10
Texas; Kansas Pacific, from Denver and
all points on the line 70 Kansas City OF
LeavenWorth and return; West Wisconi
sin, to Chicago and return from all points
on the Cincinnati Sandnsky & Cleveland,
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago. and
from Pittsburgh by the Pittsburgh, Gin.
cinnati and 81. Louis line; the latter line
make the rate from Chicago and inter.
mediate stations 10 Cincinnati ut one full
fare for the round trip. The G. c. CO L
railroad charge u full fare. The Mis-.
souri,, Kansas & Texas road will charge
u fill fare. The Union Pacific, from
points on their Jine to Omaha and return,
at one full fare. as r.,--t .fr., rlr.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-19

BUSINESS BRIGuTEsISG.-It may be
only transient, but the Eastern papers reT
pott decided frightening upot bdsihsas
during the last week. III thesteati mafts
of commerce, the Southwest and the West
are said to be we'll represented, and active
purchases are being made in all depart
ments of jobbipgsAs the ssasonadvahces,
the South and the New England States,
drawn to some extent to see the Centen-
NAL Exhibition, will send a stream Of
purchasers to the great Eastern centres
Of commerce, The movement Is likely 10
increase rather than diminish, and before
the end OF the summer decided ameli-
uration in the commercial condition Of
the country may be noted. g %.
Business is reported improving in Min
nesota, where the wholesale departments
Of trade are said to be as 'factive as they
can be-" The Pittsburgh Gasette asserts
that "the iron mills bid fair 10 be moder-
ately well employed during the summer, +,
with ptices that will leave a margin Of
profit to the manufacturer" and the glass
trade Is spoken. Of in the same encourag.
ing terms. The, real. estate market 10
said to beicharacterizedi by considerable
activity, large amounts changing hands at
reasonable prices (which is deemed an in.
dication that "Pittsburgh ia emerging
from its financial depression" The Gu.
nada, paIiers speak, Of the buaness 'out-
took Az decidedly hopeful. 'The dry
goods trade is4active, and the work about
The canal banks and wharyes. is sufti ci-
ent 10 give employment TO large num-
bers Of men who were heretofore idle:
1naddition 10 these agreeable indieai
tions may be NOTED the important in
crease in foreign grain shipments, which
has been caused by the cheapness OF rail
transportation, and the large supplies o.
grain seeking market. In exports Of
domestic products, there has been an in
crease not only in quantities, but also 10
values, Notwithstanding the decrease in
prices. The aggregate exports since Jan.
uary l., were SS7, ,702, ,2SS against $S5, ,l44,-
9G5 in 1875. Another important feature
in this connection, Ia that there has been
DECLINE OF $SO00,000 In exports of Spe-
ole, and Of SiG, ,2SS 900 in IMPORTS