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MAY 1877.
50 Dan. Schooner Hugo, Akay, Master,
from St. Thomaa-SundrieS.
ss Dan. Schooner "VIgilaut", Simmons, Mas.
ter, from s.. Thomas Ballast.
80 Dan. Schooner Hugo, Akay. Master,
from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" Eng. Sloop Shannon" Ham. Master,
from TortoIa-Posts.
" Dan, Schooner 'Vigilant", Simmons, Mas.
ter. from St, Thomas-Sundries
81 Dan Schooner "Adrianna". Hughues,
Master, from Frederiksted- Hoops.
JUNE 1877.
i Dan. Schooner " Vigilaut' Simmons, Mas.
ter from Frederiksted-Mili'ary Goods.
" Amr. Brig ct Townsr' Perkins, Master,
from New Haven Provisions.
, 1877-06-02
P R OC E 0 i S
OF THR
COUNCIL
FOR ST. g1990a
(COnclus,on ofMc Meeting ofl4h May)

(COncluson ofMe Meeting of14h May)
2, Introduction Of & lt Discussion on the
Draft of Budget for the Municipality of
S.. Croix for he Financial Year from /
Auril 1877 to 81 March 1878. with Money
Bills appertairiaE thereto.
The chief liens ofIhe Draft are as follows.
l.. REVENUES.
A.. From Direct Taxarion.... IS 37.470
3. From Indirect Taxation ........ 1880
q. Sundry ReYcnues..... ....... 2.635
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-12

WARRINGTON, Pa, June s, 1877.
Editors IntoIlISOncrr:
| left Moundsvile yesterday evening at
0 o'clock, and about three hours found
me Of Little Washington, as some are
pleased to call it, though il looks to mo
as il tho name will not bc appropriate
much longer il it improves Us il has been
doing since | last visited it. Brother
Day, o! the Waynesburg Republican,
gives 1t the euphonious name Of catfish, /"
which l notice the people here do not
relish much, .preierrlng the good old
name OF Washington. 1 am stopping at
the Valentine House, and l am free to
say that the accommodations arc tip.top
in overy particular. Being very hungry
on arriving,t The inner man WGS in II condl-
tion to appreciate abountiful repaNt, got
ten up in the very best CT sty and now at.
Ter good nights sleep in pleasant room
and on u soft bed Ia bed seldom found at
4 hotei) feel much refreshed and ready
to pursue my journey, the end Of which
is 10 visit the home Of my youth in the
State Of Little Green.
The Narrow Gauge is we'll under way,
the track being laid some two miles out.
1t is expected that it will be finished by
the 22d OF August. Washington will
then be the terminus OF threc railroads
and another ia in contemplation. When
it is completed it can woll bo said that il
ia n railroad centre.
l notice that the war OF words still
goes on between Bro. Day Of Waynesburg
and tho Reporter Of this place. LAST
evenings Reporter says that the reason
Washington gave 40 little TO the Narrow
Gauge WAS that Rhe had already built
two railroads and as this one is for the
special Lbeneiit Of IGreene county,
Greene county, ought 10 build it. Now,
it struck me that this is strange argument,
for il il has already paid for Washington
to build two railroads, it would surely be
good investment to build another, and
il the Narrow Gauge will be OF such
great benefit 10 Greene county 1t will be
the same 10 Washington.
1t was my pleasure 10 talk for some
time with DR.. Creigh, last evening, and
find him just as genial and wide awake
as ever. lie was telling me that he was
at present engaged in making. out cata.
logue Of the books in his extensive Ii.
brary and that he had already reached
the seventeen hundredth and was not
yet through. The DR.. is man who
poSscssesan unboundel fund OF infotma.
tion on all subjects, which he is always
ready and willing to impart. lie is a
Mason Of high standing, none in the
world being higher. He goes to Rochcs.
ter, New York, in few days, on business
connected with the Order. met Hasson
former editor Of the Obsrper, looking
hale and hearty. In a few minutes l Leaf
on the hack for Beallsville. Weather
beautiful this morning. Y.
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New York, June ll.-Wm, II. Van
derbilt, who has just returned from Eu-
rope, said to u reporter: "It were tc
tell the public my mission, and it should
not turn out satisfactorily, they woulG
call it failure; but it will appear il
good time. l can say, however, that il
promises to be successful, and feel very
much encouraged with the result OF my
trip. One chief reason had fol
going TO England was to see the
Derby, and feel that the sight alone ol
100000 people at a race was in llsell
worth trip to Europe to see."
Ex.Gov. Hendricks says lie does not in.
tend 10 be absent longer than three OF
four weeks, and this time will be passed
mainly in London, Paris, and, perhaps,
Berlin.
Twelve hundred invitations are out for
the Manhattan Clubs reception to.mor.
row. It's understood that there will be
no formal address Of welcome, except
that to be made by the President OF the
club,
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New YoRK, June ll.-Ex.Gov. Tildeu
called on ex-Gov. Hendricks this m orn-
ing, and they will dine together ut Gov.
Tilden'e house, Gramercy Park, this eve.
ming. The dinner will be an informal
one, AMI none but Mr.. Tilden's household
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks will be pres,
ent.
The reception to be rendered by the
Manhattan Club to ex.Govs. Tilden and
Hendricks, and to Gov. Robinson and
Lieut.'Gov. Dorsheimer, tomorrow eve-
ming, will be purely social gathering.
The Presidents speech Of welcome wifi
be the only formal exercise OF the occa-
sion. During the reception n serenade
will be given in front of the club house in
honor Of Messrs. Tilden and Hendricks,
under the auStices Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club. Gov. Hendricks will
make brief address.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-12

BELLAlEE LocAlS.-Council meeting
this evening,
Mr.. CasPar PAUL WaG presented, last
Saturday, BY his wife, with a beautiful
little daughter.
4 correspondent 10 one OF our city
weeklieS, signing himself "Citizen, ,"vcry
much initiates the writings OF some form.
er notable correspondents.
The query ia, "What has become oi
Spectator ?"
Boggs' Island was the scene Of bloody
combat between two puSnacious youths.
An appropriate and excluded place for
such exercises.
Ice cream and strawberry festival on
Gravel Hill this evening, for the bsnefit
Of the Sunday School children.
Heatheringtons Band arrived yesier.
day afternoon on the new Andes i from
Cincinnati. They report happy tins.
and return Of thanks to tho gentle.
manly Captain and Clerk OF tho Boat.
The Pay car Of the Cleveland and Pitts.
burgh r. +. Company will arrive at iii.
place, tomorrow.
Miss Lille Capehart, daughter OF Gen.
eral Capehart Of Martins Ferry, paid A
friendly visit, 10 Miss Alice KinGey Of
this city, Sunday last,
A little colored boy was badly bitten
by terocious dog Yesterday morning
the shrieks Of the little fellow were fright.
fnl. Let our gentlemen Of the Council
attend to the dog nuisance. JED.
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Again, our ordinances arc very lame
in regard TO persons renting or allowing
tCnements TO bO used for gaming pur-
poses, inasmuCh as il doea not seem 10
apply to the owners or leSsees Of such
tenemCntS unless occupied by them,
whereas the Cleveland ordinance providsu
IA follOws;
THAT II any person or persons, beiSE
the owner or owners, lessee or leSseeS OF
any room, building, Arbor, booth, shed,
tenement, water craft or float, shall know
that any gaming table, implements or ap'
paratus Tor gambling are kept or used In
such room, building, Arbor, booth, shed,
tenement, water craft or float, for win
ming or gaining money or other proper.
ty, and shall not forthwith cause COM
plant 10 be made against the person or
persons 40 keeping or using such room,
building, arbor, booth, shed, tenement,
water craft or aOat, such person or per.
sons shall TO taken, held and considered
to have knowingly permitted the same to
be used and occupied for gambling, and
upon conviction thereof shall DO lined or
imprisoned, or both"
Under this section Il matters not whe.
ther such owner occupies any portion OF
the property himself or not. 1t may be
said that the owner cannot know that
the tenement or room is occupied as a
gambling establishment. WsSaythas he
can, and when any party or parties have
been indicted for keeping a gaming es.
tabliShmCnt, ii We had the proper ordi.
nance, he (ths owner) could and would
be indicted for knowingly allowing his
premises to bo used for such purposes,
ii hc had failed to tsko tho proper 'tepa
to preveat such use OF tho property.
It we had "a thorough gaming ordi.
nance, and the police did their duty, the
gambling helIs in the heart Of this city,
so thinly veiled from tho public eye,
would soon be removed to obscure quar-.
terS. There is crying need for reform
in our gambling ordinance, and it is timo
the City Council should give it attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-12

WASHINGTON, June 12-1A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slight
change in the pressure, stationary OF
higher temperature, winds mostly from
southeast or southwest, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain.
PorrsvILIE, June ll.-Eleyen hund,
red employees in collieries OF Iehivh
and WilkeSbarre Counties have strucll
againsta reduction OF wages.
PmIADELrHIA, June, 1.-THE exc.
cution Of Geo. W. Fletcher for murder
Of James Hawley in November 1876
took place at Moyamensing prison tc
day.
New YoRK, June ll.-Francis vii,
liams ot 35 Pike Street died to dav from
effects Of drubbing and beating by Officer
Doyle early yesterday. The Officer has
been arrested.
DAYTON, June 1l.-Iniormation re,
ceivcd from Columbus to day announces
Gov. Young declines 10 interfere with
case OF Harry Adams convicted OF muir
der OF soldier named Mulharen in Fed
ruary 1875. Adams will be hung Fri
day OF this week.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 11.-Flour-Steady and
firm. Wheat-Active, firm and higher; No.
9 Chicago spring 81 55, 81 531< July, 81 33II
al 33N August; other grades nominal. Corn
|-Dem0nd fair and prices higher ut 4GiIc
cash, Axe July, 4OIc August; rejected nj
42c. Oats-steady and in good demand at
$S7 % cash or July. Ryc-Steady and un.
changed at Csc. IIarlcy-Steady at GOa65c.
Pork-Firincr and II shade higher; $l9 So
cash, $l2 S71zAl2 90 July. Bulk Meats
Quiet;shoulders 49Sa4Hc, short rib Gl5c,
short clear 6Nc. Whisky-$l OF.
AT the close wheat was unsettled and
lower at 81 62H July, 81 Sl7+a1 S2 August.
Corn lower at 469zc June, Axe July, 4ehc
August Oats higher at CSC cash or June,
Pork dull and lower at $l2 S71sa12 90 July,
$l3 O0al2 02H August. Lard steady; IS 30
July, IS 81 14aS 90 August.
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pendiCulAr ladder 20 feet long, and pass.
ing through hole in tho ceiling barely
large enough 10 admit the body. Here
clusters Of grapes, cleaning with blue
and violet tintS through water trickling
over them, hang from tho cliffs, while a
vine Seems 10 support them. The Holy
sepulchre 10 l2 feet square, low ceiling,
decorated In most magnificent style, hay.
Ing we'll arranged draperies OF sialactite.
In the centre Of the room can be seen o
grave hewn out Of the solid rock. Wash.
ington Hall Ia circular and over 100 feet
In diameter, beautifully vaulted; here we
took dinner. Snow Ball Room ceiling is
studded with white nodulea gypsum,
vGryingfrom two 10 four inches, perfectly
resembling Snow.balls.
Cleveland Avenue is exquisite and
beautiful, beyond the power Of painter or
poet. Such loVeliness cannot be described.
II must be seen to be appreciated. The
avenue is two miles long, a perfect arch
Of 30 feet span, average heighth Of centre
10 feet; tits incrustcd from end 10 end
with most beautiful formations, many az
white As Rnow, crystalized roses, and
HasS''9 .;as Grn"ngn's Ii on every possible ue'
ns, Sn. ~ Gi,I II LeaIy any suo.efFanean conAef'
'"1Tt! pn n''gu w'h HT mower: o. IOn vi zones
NV a.GcHy Moul'Sln MOUNT 10 Nv iec! Hlgn,
tSiIas tIs Sn.IC'y t iorn"G MI o. rUcNs % mat nave
,i14 "a, 14s ifo fo", nooVc' one on Mneis1Fom ~
IL; u; i'T IVY uSeI; nnu ~ ieet Wluei IIgh'
Een" covered u.sclo'eG ny Ihe avenues IeSu'
s ;6 ,IS t'n. ~ u oVStV ~ !hg otaf EnSoet !nH
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CINCINNATI, June 1l.-Cotton-Firm Mt
lie. Flour-Strong and higher; family Mt
IS Seas 55. Wheat-Demand act:vc and
prices have advanced; red 81 S0al 90. Corn
Quiet and firm at 47a5Oc. Oats-Quiet
and steady at 3Sa43c. Rye-Quiet and
steady at 75a76c. Barley-Dull und nOmi.
nal. pork-Firm ut $iS 90. Lard-Fair
demand: steam S1Sc, kettle 91SalOc. Bulk
Meats-Firner at 4Ha6Aa7%c. Bacon
Firmcr Rt 5]Ga7I<a7sGaSaS1Ic. Butter
Firmer Western Reserve l5AlCc, Central
Ohio l3A14c.: Linseed Oil-In fair demand
at 79a73c. Whisky-In good demand and
iirmer, but not quotably higher at 81 06.
HoGs-Quict; common s. 75ai 10, light
s. 25ai 45, packing 81 3Oa4 90, butChers
81 J5a4 Go.
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NEW York, June 1.-THE war upon
the alleged manufacturers Of crooked
whisky in this city, which began five
years ago and resulted in the indict-
meat OF about so distillers and rectifers,
has been abandoned, and the U. S. Dis:
trict Attorney this morning entered mol.
lies by the authority OF the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, and the Secretary OF
the Treasury. s. N. Pike, and several
other Of the defendants are dead, others
have long been out OF the whisky business
and in other cases the indictments were
found defective or the witnesses could not
be obtained. Only about half dozen Of
untried whisky cases now remain in the
United States Court in this District.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, June ll.-CATTLE-Re.
cciptS since and including Friday APO
head or $50 ears through and 81 cars Of yard
stock; total for the week ending this day
5,27O head, or $50 cars OF through and 90
cars of yard, against 26S cars OF through
and 60 cars Of yard, or 5,729 head the week
before. The supply for the yard sale light
so far and prices much the same as last
week, only few loads remain unsold.
Best So 0Oa6 81, medium to good s. to S. so,
common TO fair 81 50ai rs.
HoGS-Receipts to-day G,GOO and for the
week lO,930, against 5000 last week.
Workers 81 6Oa4 50; Philadelphias 81 7Oa
sHERP-RCceipts to-day 400 head; to.
tai for the week l2,4OO head, against 0, 500
last week. Selling at So 90 TO S. 90
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THE Philadelphia Tres fires this cen.
ter shot: "rhe Democratic papers Of the
South, although many Of them insist that
the Kemper county murderers should be
tried and punished, habitually call the
attention Of the North to such outrageu
as have been perpOtrated in the coal rc.
EionH Of the State, and triumphantly ask
whether our civilization is any better
than theirS. A very pertinent questiou
which would be quite unanswsr&ble Il
our Southern friends had kindly added
that whereas these Southern Assassins
have 20 far escaped, in our case death rar.
rants for eighteen Of these offenders hare been
Issued blythe Governor"
But the Bourbon journals will not set
the point for year to come.
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TnENEw ANDEs.-The new steamer
Andes arrived from Cincinnati last ove-
ming, bringing an excursion party from
that city and fine load OF freight. The
strains OF Heatherington's band, which
accompanied the excurSionists, soon at
tracted considerable Of q crowd to the
landing, all eager 10 see the new boat.
During the evening she was visited by a
largo number Of ladies and gentlemen,
and greatly admired. A complete de-
scription Of the steamer has already been
published.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-12

TOLEDO, June 1l.--Flour-Firm. Wheat
Firm; extra white Michigan s. OF; amber
Michigan spot, s. 90; seller June 81 9S;
No. 2 red winter, 50 90; No. 2 red winter
spot, 81 o.; seller June new or old 81 55a
l Go; seller August, offered at 81 80. Corn
|-Dulli high mixed spot, &c; seller August
Doc: No. 9 spot, 5lc; seller June 5Os1c; sell.
er July 52Hc; yellow 52IGc; No. 2 white
held at 59Kc; rejected, 4sHc; damaged,
4O4c' OatsmQuiet; No; 2, 40c; white. 47c.
4P: M-WheGt closes dull, No. / white
Michigan offered at 81 95; amber Michigan
spot, $2 90; seller June; 81 9S bid; No. 9
red winter seller June 81 0sal % bid; No. 2
red winter seller June 81 81. Corn-Dull;
No. 9 spot held at Ole seller July; offered
at 81 1Sc; seller August 5lc.
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BROOKE COUNTY ANDP..W w. &
Ky. Il. Il.
a Vote to be Taken As In Ohio
County.
WELLsBuRG, June II, 1877.


Editors lnt.lliScnrcr:
The Court Of Brooke convened in G.cal
session to-day. Nothing ofspeciNl inter.
est transpired, save tho submitting by
Hon. c. b. Hubbard, President OF the p
W. Il Ky. Railroad, Of the same PROPOSE.
ton submitted TO the Ohio county Board
Of Commissioners, in regard to the com.
pIetion Of tile p. W. & Ky. Railroad. The
proposition was received by the Court,
and the blanks for the names Of trustecs
filled with Wm. Thaw, Esq, on the part
Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
W. 7. Hubbard, EsI, on that OF the bond
holders, and W. X. PendletOn for the
county Of Brooke.
The proposition being before the Court
as TO whether or not the County Court
OF Brooke county was authorized to pur-
chase the bonds Of tho P. W. u Ky. Rail.
road TO the amount not exceeding S20,-
600, the Court ordered that the Qucs.
tion be submitted to tho voters OF the
county, on the seventh day OF August
next.
Mr. David LatimOr, an old citizen ol
this place died this morning after ling
eriug illness. G. BIC.
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BEFORE JUSTICE WHEELER.--On Satur,
day evening last there was little social
party at Lawrence Woerles, on Mair
street, Centre Wheeling. John Rollin'
tree and John Mackin werc present, and
meeting in the bar room, quarreled over
their drinks. Several blows were ex'
changed, when both parties were arrested
by Watchman Hausenauer and taken be.
fore Justice Wheeler for examination
The examination resulted in the defend.
ants being fined each S3 and costs. Mack
In paid his fine, and Rollintrce was com
miLted, but afterwards released.
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Tho Kerr left for Pittaburgh at G A. N.
Tho Science departed for Parkersburg
at lO4 A. M. Tho Ragon will be this
mornings boat.
The steamers Alex. Swift, John A.
Wood and Nellie Specr passed up with
empty tows.
The Ella Layman passed down with
oil, and the John Gilmore, Bengal Tiger,
l. N. Phillips and J. s. Keefer with
coal.
The Express passed down at late
hour last night.
The Salt Valley il due from Pitts.
burgh this morning, en- route to Ironton.
The O'Neal, Phaeton, Market Boy and
Telegram are running regularly.
The steamer Monitor brought the
largest tow out from Pittsburgh on
Saturday any boat of her capacity,
nine loaded and FIVE empty barges.
The new steamer Andes arrived from
Cincinnati about II o'clock last evening,
with party OF excursionists and Heath.
erington's Band on board. She will re-
turn this evening at 4 o'clock.
Last evening the marks indicated s feet
G inches, and rising slowly.
The Emma Graham is due from Gin
cinnati this morning.
Portsmouth complains Of too much
whistling, Notwithstanding it il a city oi
musical culture. The whistle complained
Of, however, is that Of steam.
The Courier goes on the dock at Gin
cinnati, and after being repaired will, il
Is said, take the place Of the Mallie Ra.
gon, in the Wheeling and Parkersburg
trade.
The wing dam at the foot Of Marietta
Island, in the Ohio river, has caused the
sand to form such an extensive bar in
the mouth ofthe Muskingum as to almost
close the river to navigation.
The towboat J. Sharp Mcdonald was
sold on Saturday 10 Joseph Walton &
Co.; price not yet made public. We pre-
sumo she will DO added to the already
large fleet Of boats owned by Walton 4
Co., and employed in towing coal.
IBy TclCSraPh.l
PTrTsBuRGH, June 1l.-River s feet
inches and rising. Weather clear.
Sr. LOUIS, June 11.-Arrived-Bel o.
81. Louis, Cambridge City; Helena, Vicks.
burg; Baker, New Orleans. Departed
War Eagle, Keokuk; Clinton, 81. Paul
Future City and BargeS, New Orleans
River rising fast. Clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, June ll.-Warm and clear
Departed-Gof, Cincinnati; Golden City
Cincinnati. River rising, 8 feet in canal
SHREvRroRT, June ll'-Arrived-Da
New Orleans. River fell 8 inches.
CINCINNATI, June l1.-Riyer 12 feet
inch and rising. Fair and cool.
NASHVILLE, June ll.-River rising;
feet on the shoals. Arrived-ARderson
Cairo. Departed-Eddyyille, Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, June ll.-River 10 feet
and falling. Weather rainy. Business
fiat. Up-Florence Lee, Maggie Smith
Grey Eagle, Bowling Green. Down
ChRs. Morgan and Andy Baum.
MEMPHIS, June ll.-Rivcr rose sever
inches; now % feet A inches. Weather
clear; mercury 7Oo. Departed-Gosby
Jordan, New Orleans; Home, TalIahat:
chic.
NEw ORLEANS, June 1l.-No arrival,
or departures.
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CHURCH SocIAL-About two hundred
members OF tho First Presbyterian
Church assembled in their lecture room
last night to enjoy an hour or two Of SO,
cial intercourse, and bid their pastor
adieu. DR.. Cunningham and lady leave
to-day for Edinburgh, Scotland, to attend
the Pan Presbyterian Council. The Doc
tor and his vile were the recipients o.
many warm wishes for q safe and pleas
ant journey to Scotland and a speedy re
turn to Wheeling.
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President GIL, OF Paraguay,
ANNRSSinnletl.

NEw York, June 1l.-A letter from
Paraguay says President Gill and his
brother William were murdered in a
most barbarous manner. The President
was at home with his family; when he was
surprised and killed by band OF assas.
sins headed by Col. Goibera and Com.
manders Morales and Cooley. In subse.
quent engagements with the troops Mo-
rales and Goibera were made prisoners.
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YIN. c. Ave observe by the pro-
csedingS Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Convention, at 1.ouiSville,
that Wheeling was represented on two
committees. Mr.. W. II. Irwin was placed
on the Committee on Permanent Organi-
Eation, and Mr.. VIM. II. Oxtoby on the
standing Committee on the Report and
Work Of the Executive Committee.
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We are requested to announce that by
the appointment Of the Christian Tenn
perance Union Of Moundsville mast
meeting will take place at sharp's Pine
Grove, near tho depot, on Thursday even
ing, the l4th, TO which everybody is cor.
daily invited.
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"THE night cometh when no man car
work" But II is not the case with q
Bridgeport mule that worketh in the
coal bank Rixteen hours each day and
kicketh and paweth in the stable and re-
ioiceth in his strength all night, much tc
the annoyance Of those within the sound
Of his hoof step. lie kicketh, also doth
he bray. Sleep cometh not to his eyelids
nor slumber 10 his eyebrows. II huge
soap stone drops on him some day there
will be few to gather around the mouth
Of the bank and weep.