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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uLNi

ALL DISEASES or--1uE BLOOD. II yEeETISE
will relieve pain cleanse purify, and cure such as
eases, restoring the patient to perfect, health after
irving derent ysiciansi remedies suffering
for years, Is II not if you are suf-
ferer, you can be cured WHY'S doipe per.
forming such great cures .ItwnrkS an tho bledd
fri the circulating huid. 1t can truly pe called the
great 1lood-puriasr. The. great source Of disease
originates in the blood; and no medicine thatsd
not act directly upon H. purify and renoyate, has
INV lust tiatt1 upon public attention. MO vi =
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aHE SANS ET is; TRuE.'isSa l.T.:
g.. sENEeA1FALus,. Eoyembeta9, 1875.

~ )H' H. SENECA tALDS, NOFeIDUet, o. 1O tU't
Mt. II. r. sFspeEsii o,.r.!Yz% q '.'n.'s s;itt: u
Dear Slr,-As you are an entire stranger 10 me,
want you 10 know what VEGETINE has done ior me.
Only those who havciboeu ratsed from rdoalhS 1oor
cnn now theTalue OF such GOOD med1csne. am
fifty-eght yearsof age. Three years ago Was saKen
sick With what The doctors called fumbago = or
weeks was, confined to my bed fhnd shrecnlnere
rut physicians, without any help. received no re-
lief was great sufferer; finally became cn!lrely
helpless The hast doctor told Ine there vas no hep;
he said he might possibly save ny:life byineecang
in my arms and legs. The encouragement
for saving m = ffeby having this done was 90 small
a chance could not consent 10 run the rasks ABOUT
this me my SON read your adYertisement1n our pa
Der. testimony on person who haa beenrery SICK
with about the same complaint, and was cureo.h ply
son went right away 10. the apothecary sf95e ana
the first bottle found great relief could move
I'M bed Afrer taking three bottles was able to
sis up ana move about my room: eontlsneo taKtng
to my,former health. The VEGETiNE saved my lite
after the physicians said there was no hep Joe nc
have hadno doctor since. IL feed nnwelu fake
dose of NEHETISE, iand i recommend u To- fry
friends. li.. au:-ul ~ "Jnohi|C1l III -ail.Ih L
Your VseRTrNB ought 20 be tpievery Ssmfly1 Ny
doctor surpskef TO see me In goor fnealtnj lie
says "VEG ETINE b good medicine. nm tell fip1l
cured lne.9 He saFs "ft is true" cannot feel foo
thankful. Very gratefully yours. -
80 J, al 40 Mrs CATHERINE COONS.L -
.sjag5t Seneca Falls, Seneca county, n. !. !
liGpi9! ,,ti.'i .sSTTa" dtgt1 81 OF ~
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,SCOTT q HOBSON ..9a-sy 40.
- Inform the public that they have opened their
~ 80 NEW EMPORIUM of fASntoS ~ ~.
.rr,. ~ ,,I,r,uSe ,Tsy5SSTEINs. sHAMpooIEG,

So I "a ~ PEA6I1s III E-lN0.~ ~
>;ntthe Gunner OF Twelfth and Main streets.
J ], SCOTT, who VIII have charge OF tnis esanc e.
HberaI t,afronsre- heretofore given, nid nopes ny
srici attention 10 bnsness, sssisted 6y an aae
og ussistantst to merit OF ,hs
|HHJRSfOaICy eEAMROOs asad BAY EuAM, pss-
fiealr attention paid eutttnE Of
iLNr and waiting ON iaraea ~ thsif t'ltes'i~'z
oc 2-eod3m
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''H'E 'F - ~. 80
by Telegraph.
Nryxy yDpK.

| ;. 49,, .f,r.igr-,. NEW,YORk,3d l.~.,- rtrIi =.
new YORK October sse e rppeens
~ AZ. Wy nei f43 bales: gross; 27,I56 bales;
e1p ,or Great Bfsain, soss Daies Francs
F F1ot st inSnsels f1or, 1Th iIs fae closing
Corn sST s ssvs Yer fnuiry
lois, l5E@2ic., gold. Sugar = and molnsses un.
ehanged. Rice :s.faafS Petr9seum, T.. Tefhed Axe.
/ Whiskcy, y. yers'a,tt7 unSsS1.prts SStf III
~ IAMlNM . OF sl"nr ,,e. a., md nm.
ebsaand = sontbpSn whea"choice erades active and
firm low ltddling DUH ann %sasi western 1 an as aec
easier; soutneTm req. 1000 pIlu 30
amber sSgS;ihS; rea ei,n anttetuer
70 Mestesn n h,d. Recen,e2 a2sS bid'
Novenner 80, Gmie and stcsSy: Was.ern duii and
e~ss southern Shte ols s s;;,H S1i
nws Coffee; mora active Whlskey
1 gsis y sPioan I'll; mo u
CHANGED. Wheat inactive: red, Il .2O@sl.30. Corn
dull It D45G4sc.. 0stsi quiet and urn at 27@sls.
Bye d1 not a.. ind Gard fai easier st;
al. ssy Kettle, s9@s95O Bulkimeats mo offerings.
sides tMh1ey s staas s
m anI n gS Tcy cre,ery prime to choice west
ern reserve eszS: Gentarat1 ONO; as 1SgZ%G SUI
54:ss @sS; o; reeslPss' 1875 bead; shipments,
IIAaT. - 1,rs,. to.d ana nm.
ssO. lay, -,at hiSss,s nt, d
DEL uvs OF -
w wlss SO eS Rgasais S anchangsd PDsk
b.. ,s5car aa baco,T arTn! m
chan sssd md nominal lard firm; choice leaf, herce,
lie; KeE Isn. fWaIskey ifrp,ef IT. slp5s. Bag
re 80 UI .mtsio,n Ls;,t7.lii ogoGG FO.f 81
- .- * ~. L ~ b., 80, .;,, .,,n "a ,,; Z.
se 81; E1Ss: %
y md ds s as on
Soct' Rariey.Buyersstasdi y Whsksy: quiet
aec Il ne iI3ork fIrmer Mt sIa.75. Lard dull al
+ ssx6aI .,Bnlk-meatsi quiet md unchanged. Ba.
c1ns,S IL 9H e5T and 9498Ac. flor shoulder
catyrihs and clear sides Hogs and cattle steady
Sheep good. scarce, aud wanted; common unsala'
DE- nc!.I ii cuicAeo. -. -
OCTOBER gS1 rn cqaneIal;V lower
So Chicago sprias No. Chicago sp5tng
$l.U9 casn, ios.sSp Ef,icauo snring al O62
st;ve hirhef ana isregaisr ut 45ac. cash
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...-u = vEGETINE' .9"'r :s.s,~ 14 i
,.r-t.'r. II. 40 II y! p,rs h,'rb +
WILL CURE CANKEl1EE +' H lIuTrAlIo !
..pt . E%.t.ik &:lH, ~ ,o-,,,
I -. .., R0CKpORT, MASS, March 81, 1875,
vEeET1NE..:

IT 4srsna., ,.....,.,,..r 4. ,r..:,-. II
ST. strsIast faii my husband got me TWO bqss ESQ Of
youryEGETINE 10 take for ihe Canser H1 una ~,
took It and the result WAS very satisfactory have
taken good many remedies for ths Csnker Han0r,
is no doubt in my mind that every one suffering WIZ
Canker Hnmor eau be cured by takng 81
II gave me good appetite ana ffeie petteE III
- %s"'Sl'1@!:n' MRsi ELIZA ANN Pool FL;
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-TTlT.g sttIIt ~ t-afrsttA VI FIsFaE III.
THE PfNt1cd MEEs YEsrERpAr.

P1HL1co, Oetobers fd.-tIn, the one-and-a-
uuarter-mile race hady Salyers won Ken;
neylseooAd King Bolt Third. Time, G12t.
Z III thh l4a-spile. race FOL. threelye ar-olds
= Fera ,OTut R6n; ST.. james, second, Wash
BooB ttirdV { Time, 3:404.4I suIoNHlll
g il tie nile beatty The first, Berttfam won:
Time, q :4E: / Second, Bnreoo won. !. Time,
'l:4ssF. iBeftram fell at the turn, and was
out 81 the race .. 1 =. .4,,ss a,ll1'a! i,
,tbeI first. BaffiSade the seeohd, t,AIgeri1e
INA, Ifnhee Fat dietapced. Time Zen
Brock won; the second heat.lrNe fime.' !;
I'm the tRpo.mik heats, . the ffst was won
b. ,Rappaiannoe -ttme.a 3:s9t3 Ind the
second also !; time, 3.42.oH pr 2,a y sr.uoG
e ea tes h 1hss err Iai RIosc
AID Parole shonld run at Jerome Park On
Saturday. next next, November Sd. The raee
VIII be the samej dsstnhce and same weights
III at pfthffeo I'D W ednesday last. ..
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BY Teiegrapns
NEW YORK,

-: ~" .---0-. Me- I OIs31s
NEW YORK, October 2e.-Gold opened at 1924.
= Nonn-Stocks opened strong. but Afterwards de-
Glued! Money on eali,5 per cent. Gold, 1925 En-
change-LonR, 481H; short, 4S6. state oollds dui'
Observation-Disclosures easier at 8 per cent. Sterling
firm at 4SlX Got1 quiet at i102l. Governments
steady: new SIS, 1918, States dull
BALTIMORE. ---f,.-..,,.r-, -
! BALr!McnE E, October 26.-yirgfnta 6's, .oId 80:
deferred 5; consolidated. 5Sa second ter!cs; AZ.
North Carolina SIS; old, 15. y Hid to-day. 49,
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I BANK-ROBBERs.

. NEW YORK, October :28.--Langdon w.
,nsonv. ,4iias Charley Adams and bib wife
Rebecca, two Of the alleged Cam1tlG sta VI
1Mass.) bank.robbers, were brongnt. inso sue
Supreme Court to-day o. hdosas Cog. o
wits Tie wife was discharged, there De
ing no evidence against her, ana tne .ns al
Ing Of the male prisoners ease YVES ao'
II YL..lle .n.r. -,E-N lrLn-.
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ElnnrL

LII =. . = -
,nerhfle sd rs 6kS.5O; COMMON family. S7ds760:
fancy tmirIfIy and Cftsr MINIS, SS@ss.25. ana ver
dull, IL i:t i'HSt'tt.E - E' 80 ~" =, '''' TI
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81 ~, t~r t..T~ LBOI TrGi.J:. inGT , hH.: jenl
" EG EFT IN 81 ~ T. n 5:3,:@I s" d!
il H. UG:H =. .'ffEi!: Fat" .fIN~iE
M. ft.S - ,9"/ j.; -.-..i ."ii"1r.i'n 1@"'1
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RICHMOND. TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
.,.,t.s :""t FRIDAY, October &c, 1877.
The breaks to-day Comprised 70 hossheat:s; %
Ihefcc, Rnd"2 boxes. The' oferinet;aG auction OR
Change were So packages; ,of WHICH ~hhnber 81
we're taken In and the rethaihdcr sold nj prices
ranging from 80 to- ea6. !
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sa.CENT STORE.

DECEIVED AT THE % - frn' -.
H.. - g .,,..,..-- -IaUsHis IJG T.t3 -
i, -. .,2 90-CENT STORE, .I@i "'rt.
the finest LAMPS we have ever offered, several diff
fcreut styles, trimmed with Arsand burner
seyen-inch shade, and chimney complete, for
30c.; ..,,,. .9i... -.t:fgars
Also. fine broad-Base LAMP and CHIMNEY that
we sen two for 99c. i; ........,
A large lot of MIRRORS, three styles frame;
Also, smaller MIRROR, two for 09c., and an ex-
ira large and FINE GLASS for st.ss;
An elegant line of BRONZE MANTEL- sETS, the
finest goods we have ever offered;
Five cases Of WALNUT BRACKETS, WALL
POCKETS TOWEL-RACKs. &C., &C., very
| large, and extra fine finish;
Another lot of those LAVA CASPADORES ut 9Sc'
pair ...s. E 3D.. A~}nls:. i ,..si..
The finest line of DOLLS, large and, small, 10 be
seen In the city ..'vrsr. NJ, !sas.-s..
CBILDREN's FoUR-WIIEEL WAGONS, ROCK
ING-HORsES, CHAIR-ROCKERS, &C.;
j., fuIl line of WORK BASKETS, NURSERY-BAS
KETs, LUN CH-BAsKETs, sCRAP-BAs-
Catalogues sent free TO any address.,1I: I
''i''''.'o1--.. .I........ .., 81 W. A. STEVENS,
| =, oc &c ,.,, irn. .y..?. nor 300 broad slree..
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,-clyBIEY CONVICTED.

NEW. YORK, October 26.--Louis Black, q
professional gambler, pleaded guilty OF the
charge OF gambling and swindling man
out Of $500, and was sentenced TO he pens-
tentiary tor six months and fne or $2so.
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.rsE8,1 YEGEfINE. y
\ NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.

.,,..g NOTHING Equal ~ ~
SOUTH sAnEa, MASS, November "a, 1879: :
Hr n p Stevens. 81
\ Dear SILL have been troubled with scrofala'
csnker and liver complaint for three years noun
INC ever tdid me my good until ] commanded using
the yEGETIEE. am now getting along arsl-rats,
and ct using the VE0ETINE.':1 consider tnereiiS
nothing equsl tot for such complaints Can neartns
recommend It to everybody; Honrs tsa ny .pn ~
No. 1e Lagrange street, South Salem, hass Z
= -t.g 9r l:2rtg.t.rf = - ~ =,
t.,,'t IT ~ 0fsf u 3rns.5l&i -
J tr 5.s,s ng.t ~ Il ~ j. i!..si 70
Il VxoErIsEI thoroughly eradicates every hind o.
hulaor, and restores the entire system to healthy
condition. vr..t a'rs.: n"5t3""t i.
:. !T4ry.E - - .rt ~
f. i, i. II . yyi;ssai,iiaYEG.ETtEE, ~
Io ~ ~ III prepared, "s2' Il
a H. .s!i.,.,ltIs,lcf : u 4 =; ~.
. 'S II. Il, STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS. .
fta /ffGI IfifTSHtbifGJ.f2 .k * 6S.s Ss-
:ssg.t !sCtErt7 f3aIfr~iJG11a * ,ff
.t.r,tfy--eGsb -.
1Hakle - < Il OK
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
FsaI. sydsty hita 5Gsssf8 lg1sG9I 2sSf \
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VEGETINE.

There Is to be, an excursion.party to The
Fair, from Norfolk; next week. j"''i =,
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r ar. LOUIS; October 26.-Flour dull and un.
aettied I'm yersl demanding CONCESSIONS. Wheat
frmer and slow;i Nol!2,1edfnil, St.36 Eoa4 red
falI,rSl.l4k-s. CornaatetliNo.. mixed, 43@aSxe.
Oats dnll No. q 25k@25hc0 Rye dglt a. 6ss: On
At Ii .0s. PORK Hrmer at sIa.75! Lard Duh at
sxGSHc. .Bnlk-meats, quiet md UNCHANGED. ia
cityri6s and clear sides. Hogs and cattle steady.
sheen: good, scarce, aud wanted; common unsala-
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SMALL ATTENDANCE AT PUBLIC SPEAKING-
DEATH OF "A VENERABLE LADY-SALE OF
EtRoN-woRKs - MARRIAGE CIRCUS RE-
CElfTs-- FULL!sCHoOLS, &C. '-
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B0OTS. SHOES. &e.5 IL
.D0NsT MISS THIS CHANCE
OFBERED YOUi - :
= - -. 40 AT ONCEJTo JACOB MAYS.
~ 70 lref3 6O7 BROAD STREET, Il
AND PURCHASE YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES.
EaOrs. SHOES. re.

l ~ tsA&s OFREREDT 1OU' f;4 - -
90 At ONCDTo JACOB MAYS -
49, 70 lrrs 6O7 BROAD STREET,
AND PURCHASE YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES.
Look now cheap some are sold:
A LADIES' sEwED GOAT BUTToN-BOoT ZOE
A 1 stiSH:s, sEEED oATLAcE sHoEat sl.2s'
cnt iHg sp sasE1Aur1YUL GOAT BUrToN-Boor
a Il a u.s. Y at
s sEi:sS I4a sl;ss; NEAT SQUARE Box-roE
eENTIEaaNs CALF ada II rbA1s only
s1ss yY s9xE S's and $3.50,
5RSI II II FH q $780,
4 SgAENTIEM1N's .TiREE.soIE CATER at
IsA zlSS =! isE roxEP AspeoAr BUTTON
c aGGpp 8 ssechoo1 IAcE-sHoE only 81; with
LAb faTSsis s sRs SHOES at $3.50
A GGEESrLEMAN's FINE. GALE THREE-soLE
tAb nkFc ssf sE e sS and e. wear
Remember We have other goods az aaer %S low
prices, AZ dASO1b IhI
Closed on sAruRpAYs,n EN- sya sl0a' street
Orders By mail receive prompt .s.seas.on: oc Is
GAVE THIRTY PER sg E9s \! B. 81
,-..sa " noiNS 1Ue Teasch
N. GOLDEN'S FOR YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES.
GENTLEMEN,S CALF BOOTS. ii warranted, at
s2.50worth,$4 :. ~ Ls2.-...s 90 9t
GESTLEMENrSrfGaLF BOOTS viii wide bot
toms hand-sewed, i4-Od prsca.EB:W
GENTLENES,S CALF fSQUAREJaROX-TOE
CONGRESS CATERS, $l,76ttoS 5g
LADIES' CALFSHOES. sewcd, Sl.28w worth ~:
LADIES MOROCCO SHOES, sewed. 81 and sl.2o
worth double tho moneys. = = .'..E1S
LADIES' FOXED CATERS only f1.2S:
MISSES PEBBLE GOAT SCHOOL-SHOES, IL %
-, 2, only 81 o5-old price. 81: q 80 80 =.
CHILDREN's BUTTOSED SHOES, to TO- II
worth s1.75. .
rous to mentiOn at 80 per cent less than any olher
:, 49,. n. GOLDEN, 1928 Main street
DC l2.Im 80 ~ d.. mot GodenS).
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fts /ff.5.I ItfITSHuIfikG5:ff .i8 * 62ts
r. .tsg., !iCrt3isi4 f5aItr~hGo1a *
.t,r,t ty--~sggi
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fFE ,
Il. n ,spF,,y,1El:El |; !, BOsToN, MASS.

* ~ g. II IA prepared BY - -
H. al l.4lFtihI III ~ Gi.i
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-20

BOUND FOR THE WEsr-FRoM YER
MONT TO KANsAs.-There WA u notable
attraction on Market street yesterday. A
good substantial Yankee wagon, housed
in with CANVASS and covered with u roo
Of thin boards. 1t was drawn by ioul
thin, weary looking horseA. We inter
viewed the proprietor, Mr.. Samuel Aus
tin, and learned that the wagon contain.
ed the family oil his brother, consisting
of husband, wife and three bright looking
boys. They were from Warren, Wash
ington county, Vermont, and arc bounC
Tor Fort Scott, Kansas. They left Vei-
mont nine weeks ago and have travelled
seven weeks, making dstanCe Of SOC
miles in that time. The wagon il pro-
viLed with cooking stove and all con-
vcnicnceS for comfortable lodging of the
party.
We have to express our conviction
that in these days Of ChCnp, speedy and
comfortable transportation by rail and
water, such trip NJ this family have un,
dertaken ia neither wiae nor economical
We ventured TO suggeat IA much to the
gentleman in charge, but he said that he
wanted to see the country. On the whole
wo should say that the undertaking oil
such u trip, $500 miles, by theslOw wagon
In thia day and generation, and at this
season Of the year, IL not an evidence oil
shrewd Yankee calculation GU the part
oil these Vermont emigrRntS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-20

A GENTLE HINT.-ln our style Of eli
mate, with its sudden changes OF tCulpera.
ture-rain, wind and sunshine often in.
termingled in Il single day-it is no
wonder that our children, friends and
relatives are 30 frequently taken from ua
by neglected colds, half the deaths result.
ing directly from this cause. A bottle OF
Boschee's German Syrup kept about your
home for immediate use will prevent
serious sickness, large doctors bill, and
perhaps death, by the Use Of three or four
doses. For curing Consumption, Hemor.
rhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group or any disease Of Tie Throat or
Lungs, its success ia simply wonderful, az
your druggiSt will tell you. German
Syrup is now sold in every town and vii
lage on this continent. Sample bottles
Tor trial, lOc; regular size, 75c. eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-20

A Much NEEDED IMrRovENENr.-Gil.
lespie and Slater are putting down n six
iootpaved gutter on the east side OF Mar
ket street from point short distance
north OF the junction with the National
road to Alley .. While this is an i'm.
provement that has been long needed, il
is well enough for the city fathers 10 save
a penny wherever they can. We observed
that for distance OF come one hundred
and fifty feet south OF 9th street the ex.
cavation for the gutter is in solid bed
oil hard, blue soap stone which strikes US
as OF itself being a better gutter than can
be made by bouIdering, and as far as it
goes would be 30 much per yard saved
TO the city. The Street Commissioner
ought 10 look at it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-20

The P. W. K. ENGINE HousE.-This
structure is about completed. tits locat.
ed just above 9th street, but so much out
OF sight that few people know Of its exist.
tence; but the building Of il has not been
sighted on that account. 1t ia neat
and substantial brick building ,59x35 feet,
and is roofed with slate. 1t has two engine
pits and the floor ia being laid with cement
Just south OF il ia the stone work Tor the
turn table. The circle is So feet from out
to out, and is one OF the best Jobs Of cut
stone work that we have seen in a long
time. 1t was built by John Dawson. az
was also the stone work OF the engine
house. The brick work Of the engine
house was built by Charles Shaddock,
The blacksmith shop will be erected north
oil the engine building. The company
have three acres Of ground above 9th
street, which gives them ample room for
all necessary buildings. Everything con-
nected with the road is being well and
substantially done, and has the appear
ance OF permanenCe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-20

River I feet and on a stand.
kNs

River ieet and on a stand.
Sistersyille, Sunfsh and Steubenyille
packets arrived and departed on time.
The Mallie Ragon left at IL A. M. for
Parkersburg.
The Onward and James Gilmore, with
empty tows, passed up.
The Iron Valley went up with two
bargeE Of stone for the Benwood and
Mingo furnaces.
The Monitor went down to Johrsons
Landing for lumber for S. II. & r. Baker,
car builders al Latrobe, Pa,
The John Hanna il on her way UP
from ParkerSburg with seven barges Of
lumber for Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
The Carrie Brooks, for ZanesSillp.
passed down yesterday morning.
The Matamoras packet Thanlouser
was detained until dark last evening, re.
pairing her boiler.
The Fannie Tatum, from Pittsburgh TO
St. Louis, will arrive tomorrow morn
ing, and will take on 5000 kegs Of malta
from the Riverside, Belmont and La Belle
mills.
The towboat Whale left at dark last
evening for Petticoat, to get the balance
Of a tow OF iron ore.
The Granite State, due up at noon, had
not put IN an appearance at dark last
night.
The Katie StockdaIe will pass ur this
evening. She has on board six hundred
barrels Of molasses for Pittsburgh.
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December l9.-River 4
leet inches and stationary. Weather
fair and mild.
ST. Louis, December l9.-Arrived-
Fearless, Cairo; Howard and Grand Lake
and tow, New Orleans; Vicksbarg. De-
parted-Rhoads, Pittsburgh; St. Genvvi-
eve, Memphis; Fearless Ohio river. Riyer
stationary. Weather warm.
LOUISVILLE, December l9.-Wtather
clear and warm. Departed -Gulien
Crown, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, December Decentralization
Tower, ST. Louis. Departed-Sam. Rob.
erts, Evansville; Grand Tower, Weeks.
burg. River l6 feet . inches. We4,her
clear.
MEMPHIS, December l9.-River rose
4 inches and stands i feet 10 ir,hep,
Weather clear. Departed-Katie Hoop.
er, Little Rock; Warner and tow and
Commonwealth, St. Louis; Thompson
Dean, Cherokee; James Howard, Garrett,
Iron Mountain and Ark, with coal fleet,
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, December l9.-Ar-
rived-Danube, Red river. Departed
Cheatean and Scudder, Memphis; John
Wilson, Ouachita river; Danube, Red
river. Weather clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-20

IMPORTANT DECIslON.-lt has been de-
cided beyond all controversy than John
Rocmcr sells goods cheaper than any
house ever known before.
Good solid Colorcd Prints be-
Good fine Muslin Sc.
Good Cashmere 25c,
Good Fancy Dress Goods los.
Good Silks 81 90.
Good Carpet l5c.
Good Flannel l2ic.
CloAks, ShawIs, Fnrs, Hosiery, No
tons, Tags and an endless variety Of
goods suitable for Christmas Presents,
Call soon II you wish to save money, at
JoHN RoEMEHs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-20

The County Court was in session NJ
usual yesterday, and disposed OF tho fol.
lowing business
State (for Jane Conwell) Va. F. Bye and
A. Hermann, certified by Justice Bulger;
judgment for plaintiff against both de-
lendants for $50 9S.
The case of Charles Tape vs. Louis
lIahne, certified up by Justice Mix, was
tried before the following jury: Stephen
Clark, Jas. Hall. John Ciartner, August
Mathews, John UpdegraA, David Greer
Archie Paxton, Enoch Ball, James Della.
plain, Robert Bond, E. l.. Kimmona, II.
W. Phillips. Verdict for plsiuti n for
SG3 80.
The case Of VIM. Peyton VI. Elias
Kettle, certified up by Justice Caldwell
was tried before the following jury: D.
W. Alexander, J. X. Loomis, A. II. Beach,
VIM. Heburn, Peter DOlan, John S. c.
Patterson, g. II. Stoker, W. S. Craig
Charles Blanchard, J. Norton, Stephen
Tracy.
To.days trial list Geo. Crumbacker
vs.. Sarah Baguley, David Geotze vs.. Rob.
ert Bond, J. RObrechl vs.. Hayman
Singer Manufacture Co. VS.. Mary J.
Downs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-20

PRoTRACrED MEETISG.-Rev, Smith.
pastor Of the West End NJ. +. Church
Bridgeport, has been holding a protracted
meeting for tbs last two weeks with unex.
pected success. There have been twenty
one conversions, and the altar is still
crowded. Rev. Smith is comparatively n
young man. lie has gained the coniiden nee
and esteem Of the people. His sermons
evince deep thought and a thorough
knowledge Of Scripture. We wish him
success in his new field Of labor and feel
assured he will in time take his place
among the leading divines in his church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-20

County Clerk Woods yesterday re.
received communication from James
II. Merton, Of Salinas City, Monterey
county, California, asking for information
concering the family Of Rev. George
Junks, who formerly resided in Wheel.
ing. Rev. Junks, lie says, was the father.
in-law Of "StOne Wall" jackson. Mr..
Merton adds: "Any information OF
either Eleazer Jackson, who believe was
the father OF Thomas J. Jackson C'Stone
Wall), and who married a Miss Junks.
his first wife, will be thankfully received
by Il long lost and dear relative"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-20

ADAMS 4 Lucas invite attention to
their FISCHER Pianos, which have fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re.
mNrkabIy low prices. Also to their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, of other makers, and OF Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Price List.
mailed free on application. For sale AT
ADAMS n Lucas Music Store,
1927 Market street.