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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-18

FIFTH CIRCuIT.-The following il the
docket Of cases from the Fifth Circuit,
Judge Jackson, set for argument in the
Supreme Court Of Appeals this week:
Geo. Smith, trustee, plaintiff in error,
'. 7. Tharp, ct al, defendant in error
supersedeaS, Richie.
Z. II. Moore, appellee, Y. Douglass &
Woodward, appellants, appeal, Wood.
Pithole Or. Pet. Co., APPELLANT, v. VIM,
Rittenhouse, ct al, apPelleeF, appeal
Writ.
]. B. Johnson, appellant '. Young,
Carson & Bryant, appelleeS, appeal, Wood,
Cyrus Hall, plaintiff in error, '. N. S,
Hall, defendant in error, supersedeaS,
Richie.
S. J. Horn, appellant, v. ]. ". Perry
ct al, appellees, appeal, Richie.
J. Gillespie and wife, appellees, y.C. p.
Bailey ct al, appeal, Wood.
Robert Mcfarland, admir-, appellant,
'. William Douglass, appellee, appeal,
Richie.
j. W. Davis, COM, &C., appellant, v.
G. I. Deming, appellee, appeal, Wood.
A. Lyman, appellee, V. John Thomp'
son and wife, appellants, appeal, Writ.
Lewis Hayzlett, appellant, Y. Jordan
Mcmillan, appellee, appeal, Writ.
W. II. Boyd & Co., appellees, VA. Gun.
nison & Co., appellants, appeal, Wood.
W.Va.0.&O. L. Co., appellant, v. Jno.
F. Vinal, appellee, appeal, Richie.
Edward Tracewell, appellee, Y. F. c.
Boggs, appellant, appeal, Wood.
Oil Run 2. Co., defendants in error, v.
John F. Vinal, plaintiff in error, super
sedeas, Richie.
A. W. Zickeioose, plaintiff in error, v.
S. +. Kuykendall, defendant in error, su.
persedeas, Richie.
Rein Davis, plaintiff, vi. NJ. Jack.
son, Judge, &c. defendant, mandamus,
Wood.
G. W. Anderson, appellee, Y. Julia Ma.
gle, ct al, appellants, appeal, Wood.
Coyille & CARRIER, appellants, v. J. c.
Gilman, ct al, appellees, appeal, Richie.
]. NJ. Stephenson, appellee, V. ]. Rice,
ct al, appellants, appeal and supersedeas,
Pleassnts.
W. E. Hale, defendant in error, Y. W.
Va. Q. & Q. L. Co., plaintiff in error, su.
persedeas, Richie.
CHI. Ross & Co., appellants, V. G. II.
Moore, ct al, appellees, appeal, Wood.
Oil Run Pet. Co., defendants in error,
v.John /. Vinal, plaiutitfin error, super.
sedeas, Richie.
LII. Johnson, defendant in error, V. n.
II. Brown, ct al, plaintiffs in error, su-
persedeas, Tyler.
+. W. Petty, appellant, v. C. H. Shat.
tuck, ct al, aPpellees, appeal and super.
sedeas, Wood.
The Fifth Circuit is composed of the
counties Of Calhoun, peasants, Richie,
Tyler, Writ and Wood.
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DOR SALE
FOR SALE

H'Oh GALL
The Residence of n. C. Arthur, on 18th
street, in the city OF Wheeling. The lot
fronts about 6S feet on Fifteenth street,
and extends back to the alley. The house
is two.story brick, containing ten rooms
and finished attic, bath room, with hot and
cold water, and is in good repair. There
is also wash house, coal house, ash house,
DC; on the property.
Persons desiring TO examine the proper.
ty, or TO ascertain the terms Of sale, will
Gallon r, G. BARR, Attorney,
apS ll42 Chapline st.
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ARRANGEMENTS have been made to run
trains every hour, Sundays, as far as
H.ornbrook'S, on the Hempieid. 1naddi.
ton 10 these trains, two trains will run
through 10 West Alexander.
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COUNTY CouRr-Jud0e CIonmtr,

SSSA -SHtgs Nu"'S'
The following business was transacted
in this court on Saturday:
Ordered, That capiaS be issued in all
fnes imposed in this court not paid up,
also in buItardy cases, returnable forth.
with.
VIM. H. Woods was appointed Deputy
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county.
Adjourned until Tuesday morning at
o'clock.
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IolLSA SOVhl'-Jpuye kTuHWd'
The following cases we're disposed Of
by His Honor on Saturday:
Jacob Eckhart, selling liquor without
license, $40 and costs. -,.
Kate Irwin, using abusive language 10.
ward Kate Alder, $40 and costs.
VIM! Bimiord, drunkenness, 81 and
costs. r..
A rule against Geo. Engle, for not ap.
pearing as witness, was dismissed.
Geo. W. Robinson, charged with assault
and battery, confessed judgment and paid
4 fine OF $50 and costs.
Denj. Albinger, selling liquor without
license, $40 and costs.
Fred. Muster, gaming, SO and costs.
Henry Stamm, selling liquor without
license, dismissed.
John RObEecht, it,, contempt Of court,
SO and costs.
JOHN Robrecht, IT,, selling liquor with.
out license, continued.
Rule against West Fry, for non.attend.
ance as witness, dismissed.
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PlaMc.-The Mmons Of MARITIME Fer.
~ give picnic at the grove in that
place on Saturday next. Johnnie Birch
furnishes the music for the occasion.
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Picnic AND ExCURsIoS.-The F. A.
Britt Boat Club gave an excursion and
picnic, at LocEwoods Grove, near
MoundSville, on Saturday last. They
went on the steamer Telegram, which
made two trips, leaving the, city at 8 A.
NJ. and T. II. Quite nice crowd was in
attendance. Dancing and other sports
were indulgedin during the day. In the
afternoon four cared race took place
between the crews Of the Hegner and
Nail City boat clubs, for a prize Of $50,
which was won by the Hegner. The
course was two miles, one and return, and
was laid of by Mr.. VIM. Cecil, the Sur
veyor for Marshall county. The follow
ing oarsmen participated:
Hegner crew-Henry Hegner, Joseph
Hegner, James Corcoran, VIM. Mears,
in the four-oared shell, Theodore
Schultz.
Nail City-Ed. Cournbausr, John Bar
rett, ThoS. Truschel, Robert johnson,
in the four-oared shell, James Manton.
The party returned in the evening at 0
o'clock. Dancing was INDUCED in on the
boat all the way home. Johnnie Birch's
band furnished the music for the occa.
sion and gave general satisfaction, as he
usually does. Captain Steve Thompson,
the gentlcmanly commander OF the Tele.
gram, and Clerk Putter, did their best to
make it pleasant for all, and have the
thanks OF the excursionists.
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A wE1I-rIMED and judicious conces-
sion to the popular demand for reduced
rates has added very greatly to the for.
mer excellent popularity OF the Colon.
made Hotel, Philadelphia. cod
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An indiscriminate slaughter Of dogs is
threatening. All right but remember
that every dog killed leaves several hun.
dred heas TO be cared for and amused.
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A SON Of VIM. RatcliiE, residing in the
Eighth Ward, on Saturday morning fell
upon carpenters tool and cut his foot
quite badly.
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4 NUMBER Of young people residing on
18th street held picnic at Sycamore
Grove up CaldwelIs Run, Saturday al.
ternoon. ~
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COME and see our rs cent Silks, you
will say that they are the cheapest and
handsolnest goods you ever saw.
/. BLUM & BRO.
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We understand that Mr.. John D. Helm
lein, OF Bridgeport, has sold his horse
"Hot Water" to Belmont county man,
for $1,000.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRICEs.-Dress Goods
3 cents, Black Kid Gloves IS cents and
Carpets as cheap as 10 cents. They have
10 be sold to raise money now.
J, W, FERREI..
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The Juveniles Of the Third and Fourth
Ward public schools held picnic in the
grove near Frank Walters on Saturday.
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Do you intend buying Linen Suit? Be
sure and go to |. Blum & Bro; you will
save money and see large variety Of
styles,
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THE "Black Hand Combination" with
Frank Jones as the stellar attraction, will
perform in the Opera House on Saturday
evening.
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SINCE the ladies' have commenced to
wear shorter dresses, the sidewalks are
not kept half SO clean a. they were.
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BREAK down in prices Of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now ia your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
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GENTS fine shoes of the latest styles
just received at L. V. BLoND's.
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Ispatriotism dead? What is the mat
ter with the Fourth Of July this year?
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FIVE hundred difFere Mt styles of Linen
Suits, all our own manufacture, and the
richest STYLES. I. BLUM 4 Bro.
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THE finest shoes kept IN the city at
- /. Y. BLONDE.
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lS a Nursey wherein all Is life and
laugh instead of,erying and fret,ing,
there is sure to be found DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup: Price % cents per bottle. d4w
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Coop Black Kid Gloves for 35 Cts, at
J, w. FERRIES.
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WE'LL wager all we own that Laramie
is the pretliest sign on Market street.
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THE Indianapolis club will play the
Standard next Friday and Saturday.
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If you want to get suited in a pair Of
shoes go to L. V. BLoHD's,
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THAvE been feeding my Shell Oysters
on spring chickens and ice cream, and
they are fat. Try some. LARAMIE.
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Suns for all, at lower prices than you
ever saw them. !. BLUM & Bro.
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TIE prize babies were on exhibition at
the Festival Room Saturday afternoon.
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THE Maple Leaf club will not be here
to-day, as announced few days since.
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BLACK Hermains and Grenadines at
one.halt what others sell them for, at |.
Blum X Bros
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Coop weather for corn, grasshoppers,
potato bugs and other cereals.
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Tue commencement exercises OF the
Seguin Institute will be held in tho Opera
House on Thursday evening.
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--latest arrival! Two hundred new
styles Of Embroidered Linen and French
Percale Suits.
One thousand new patterns Of Wall
Paper; also Silks, Cashmeres, Grenadines,
and Fancy Dress Goods, as low as 10 cts
per yard.
Twenty-Five pieces OF the best and cheap.
est Carpets in the city.
Two thousand pounds Of Superior
Southern Carpet Chaini call soon If you
wish to save money, at
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SNEAK thieves are operating at differ.
enl points along the line Of the Cleye.
land & Pittsburgh road.
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DoS'r fail to see the Bunyan Tableaa1
at Zane Street Church.
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The Schultz boat house will be com.
pleted in July.
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Jusr received, a lot Of Children's Shoes
Of the latest styles, at /. Y. BLOND,s.
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LArrsr styles Of shoes Just received at
/. v. BLoNp's.
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Cart. BAous and others held a temper.
ance prayer meeting at the city prison
yesterday afternoon.
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The Board Of Education will meet
next Thursday evening in regular month.
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For REM.

DOR RENT
The large thrss.stOry warehouse No.
1908 Main street. Two fronts, Main and
South streets. Possession April LIST.
Apply TO ,,,rN uowrrJ
1nVb A. ALLEN hO W Lila
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NOE SALE Or RENT

very dcsirlbls Country Residence, one mile
vest Of Bridgeport on the National Road, with one
SSfo Of ground well cultivated, and 4 hnt-elAa
tTo.sl0Fy Brick HOuse, with ali modern improve
Iusnta Price, for either ale OF rent, 10 suit the
nines. For further Information enquire Of
ISAAC IRWIN,
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SUMNER Silks at 20 cents per yard, at
]. Blum & Bros
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The festival at Wesley Chapel closed
on Saturday evening.
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nor PENTHOUSE

Containing eight rooms and Bath Room, on
Jacob street, between 18th and hth, Wea ode
Gas and water. VIII b rented low 10 responsible
"'''"" JOSEPH L. WILDE,
nnn BookSeper and sLAhoneT, l006 Main ~.
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TIE Fourth Ward public school will
excurt 10 Cresaps Grove on Thursday
next.
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

No. 81 South Front street, 1sllnd-plsaantly
ttullFd and desirable. Also, one Room in second
story Of No. ATWeliih street, suitable for an once
or sleeping room. Possession given Immediately.
EnoaiIed DR. 4. A. HlIDkETH,
apii No 1901 ChapllneBt.
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DOR SALE

f."
\ % Shares Stock in Peabody Insurance Co.
10 shares Stock In Ohio Valley Bank.
10 shares stock In La Belle Glass Co.
10 shHres Stock IN Etna MIL.
lot Ground, Centre Wheeling Main street.
lot Ground, Centre Wheeling, Market strOet.
Small FRms House, 18th street.
TWo-StOTy Bbck HOuse, llth street.
MIRO I. IRWIN. Agent.
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GheGtteIti9enter
MONDAY, JUNE IS, 1877.
New Advertisements.

For CinCinnati-Steamer Andes.
Grand Moral Entertainment at Zane
St. NJ. Z. Church.
Auction Sale OF Real Estate.
Public Sale.
Thompson Il Hibberd-Plumbers.
Notice Redemption Of Gas Loan
Bonds.
Fancy Flours-M. Reilly.
Potomac Herring-M. Reilly.
Notice.
Early Closing-Cummins & Woods.
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CARPETS Carpets CarpetsI It is a
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at NV. FERRELs,
Corner Main and 20lh St.
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WHITE goods Of all descriptions, very
cheap, l. BLUM * BIO.
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EoR SALE

TWO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
on Fifteenth street. containing four Rooms
and Kitchen and finished attic.
W. V. HoGE & BRO,
jell 1900 Market st.
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Strawberries and Milk,
Strawberries and Cream,
Strawberries and Ice Cream, al Lara.
mics new place near Opera House.
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BuSTAss Plsrim-bsnoit Of S. s:
Library.
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Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper En-.
porium.
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THE cheapest shoes in the city at
l., V. RInHD,s
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chamPIon..............O 0 OOO 200 s-il
ssAndird..".~.".-..S OIO o O-6
MmPlre-Mr. Robert AeNiehOI.
Ilmc oigame-TWo hours
EHors-StRndard, 6; Champion, Q.
Earned Runs-StAndard, .; Champion, 9.
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THERMOMETER REooRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
"a observed at schnepPs drug store,
Opera House corner:
SATURDAY.
SAN. I2M. 3P.M, 7P.N.
&c g 81 ID
SUNDAY.
SAN. i'm. SIN. TIN.
" " So IS
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NJ A RTTM,S

CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
t,,.o ii y hAGKEI b., e he only hrst-el6n RtI.
~ separate rooms for kdles, or where You can dnj
tI Ia.t quiet cleanliness Of q home, combined
MN the best eHiis that can b found in the city.
~ keeIS on hand the very best the market affords
~ IeseiAble h1h, oySterI, game, and everything
~ ~ Ahd SeTNe u up In manner uneIcelled
Iurnl1h everything hut-elaS5 Ia "
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P. S.-We have now on exhibition 800
Ladies' Linen Suits and OverdreSses that
beat anything ever offered in this city.
iel6
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TOR 6ALE-On South Broadway STREE lLiDi
one Building Lot, 10 feet front by rs icy "
Zine shade tree, and lot nled above ii,t w
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L. BLUM s. BROS

Black Gros Grain Cashmere finished and
handmade silks at astonishing low prices
ut /. BLUM & BROS.
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100 silk Sun Umbrellas and ParnsOls ut
bottom prices, at l. BLUM L BROS.
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For REAL BARGAINS in Fine Goods,
gotO |. BLUM d BROS.
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By virtue Of deed Of trust made b. Charles
Fisher and Margaret Fisher, his vile, Of MAfOhall
county, West Virginia, to the undersigned Trustee
dated the 9Th day Of April, 1875. and Of record
among the land records Of hinhAll county, MeA
Virginia 10 Deed Of Trust Book No. l, pages i6i.s,
4 ILL
, 1877-02-15
The CHICAGO gRA1u TRADE.

II II IeI10rleH tHtst H1E1nB tHH I0H'E yCur
not less thnn $1,000 bushels of graiu have
come into this city over tho Chicago 4 l'ortl,-
western and the Chicago. & Alton Railroads,
which has been tsanferrcd on trac,z 10 Last
ern-honnd cnrs without going into elevator.
This direct transfer was clictly mado for tho
purpose OF avoiding large part Of the ternsi-
nal charges Imposed on gral't TINT goes into
storo III this city. Our readers already know
that those charges include two cents per
bushel storage for tho ttrst tsvonty days, or
part thereof, 81 per car for tho switching of
ears to elevator to be loaded, nnd 81 per ctr-
load for trimming tho grain into tho sai1
cars, oil Of Which. with the charges for In
s1'ection, makes total OF about three cent?
, 1877-02-15

Senator KrnoE'a bill to chauCo tlo tl.no Of
holding city elections 10 tic sn1no dny In
April on which town elections Gro held by
law is deficient IN not providing TINT l,oth
elections shall l,a held under tho machinery
provided by l:w :or tho city election. To
have two elections OH tho na'no day, held at
different pol!u, by different Judges, with
returns lnat1o by tti0ercut officers, will only
aid to tho complications. Tie law SHOULD
provide that the polls aud inspectors Of cleo
ton for the election al town otflccra shall DO
tho sa,ua III those for city oillcers, tho TO-
trEns to 1o n,ade separately, y,-tl,osa for town
officers 10 tho Town board, nj now provided
by lew. nnd those Tor city o.iccra to tho
Common Council
, 1877-02-15

4 brace Of plausible suggestions wcrc those
volunteered yesterday by Commissioners
THURMAN and BArAnp-tho Grst, to consider
tho evidence in tho Louisiana case M Lcforo
tho Tribunal, but subject TO objection; md
the second, TO regard the Delnocratio allega-
tious If proven, but iu Oil demurrer. Thin
would have been pretty point gained, but
Mr.. EvAErs very promptly put in veto 10
tho plan Of admitting that there was my
evidence whatever before tho Tribunal ox-
ccpt tito ovidcncn contained in tho certificates
Of election submitted by tho President of
tho Ecnate.
, 1877-02-15

Tho recommendations contained in the
Presidents recent message OIL the sibjcc. Of
specie resumption hava already 1,orno frnit
in Tho form Of bill which Inns boon drafted
md submitted to hin, for examination, mud
which, it isto ho hoped. will soon DO intro
t1ucctl in Congress. It provides for tile fund
ing of 500, ,000,nuO of grcc,1,acks, in
amounts not exceeding 5to,oo0, oo) in any
ono month, into tho 4-por.cont tliriy-ycer
bonds afreaay authorized, and for the further
withdrawal Of about $50, 900 .of
tho 81 md Sc notes In exel,nngo
for subsidiary silver, Tho coinnge Of which
will thus DO increased 10 $50, ,G00, ,00o;
this. etlvcr to take tho place of tho small
notes and fractional currency. It Is pro-
posed to allow no commissions for tho fund.
in: or exchange Of tho ggeenbacis for bonds
ana silver coiu, and 10 limit to ! OF l per
cent tho expense Of engraving md printing
tiso bonds. Whilo tho terms Of this bill aro
not entirely In accostlaaco with tho suagcs-
tions en,bblicd In tho message OF tho 1'resi-
dent, I. is believed tho measure will meet
will. hts approval, and TINT wi,ou tho Electo-
rnl difficulty shalt have been adjusted Tho bill
will bo accepted by bath tlm groenbrckers
and rcsumptionis.s In tho House.
, 1877-02-15
tht shin. Thu head fnr the occasion II wantinr
.Hhon3h Tho small :ffsthfak ticy cond manage al.

It Is recorded In i)!sfnc Writ that aitcr afosrs
had wandered in tho wilderness forty years,
progressing towartia The 1foty Land, he at last
reached Its bor.1cr. 1lo went up from tic
plnfns of Moab unto tho Mountain Of Ncbo n
tue top Of pisgah, that Is oscr against Jericho,
md mtcn 1lc was tip there thn Lori showed him
tho Promised Land: and after taksng 1onetn.
look ut II Mosrs died there, and ncycr set his
font In Canann. SAMrEL !. TstpEs has at.o
wandered III the wilderness for many years,
striving to reach tho Presidential land; he Is
nowup llIgt. tree, or mountain, or In u balloon,
Tfcwlnx tho WhIto Eosise NTH nnxEo,m ami
fearful eyes, hut ho will dIo there, and JOSHUA
HArEs ls going right along up to pos.css II.
, 1877-02-15

$t.oos for Marcl,. Germ closed steady. At
4tsc fer alarch and t53o for May. Oats
closed lower, Mt :''ts35}c cash ansl :'5l G935ao
for Afarr!,. 1syo was casier, at G9 10 cast,.
Eatlcy WAS t1ull sni 20 lower, closing at h7c
for March. Hogs wero quiet nnd 1i@c0o
lower, closing weak, at s5.G5@C.c5 for conn.,
mon 10 clioicc. Cattle were active md
steady. Sheep wero active and finn, will,
sales nj 43.oo@G.12} for poor to extra
Ono hundred dollars In gold would buy
$f0i.sO In Ercenbncks at tho clogc.
, 1877-02-15

Tie Investigation, t,t fhe Oreron cnqe nv
thu Senate t.ommitteo IN pr;yilrces nnf,
1:icct,ous continues to ,1ero1o,, im1orta,,t
fce.4 ro1at;vo tn tim consoiracy of whic}, Inn
Cno.,y ;o,, wos tho de1ecta1,]e ontconc
s1essra. A1,rnrn n. 1I1s,,,y mil 4. ". saw,
of Dptroit. Mich. who laya Ind l,g,ncss
rotat,ous wifi !. II. N. rArr,cv. lin
nmatn snolo In tra 0rooon ,Yhcc1
nra who hoyo ind occ,s;on l,aro,of,ro n,
,,o, ,to :. 11o,.,t,,,d 1,,,i.,, r,;,i;,,,~v T.,