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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28

AUDITORS CERTIFICATE


AUDITORS CERTIFICATE
We. the undersigned Auditors ~ fhe coun,v @,
clearheld.in the Common wealth of Peaasvivania,
having met NJ The Court House. In the Borough
~ Cearfeli. on the first Monday of Jannarv. A
~, 1877. according TO law, and having eNaslned
the several no onnts and vouchers NJ Dawn Nc.
GAroury ESQ. Treasurer Of said County for the
wear A. D., 1870, do report that we End them 4
above stated
The amount due the County Il hffecn thousand
seven hundred and ninety dollars aud seventy.
ono cents. tSl57en ny. He is indebted to the
road fund In the sum Of eight thousand eight
hundred and eighty FIVE dollars and eighty two
cents, lsSssb say. and 10 the school fund In the
sum Of eight thousand seven hundred and forty
three dollars and four cents. (ss.7Is oi). and to
the poor fund IN the sum of twn thousand three
hundred and thirty eight dollars and two cents,
t2.Sas o2l. ard amount duo the Comfy from un
seated lands u fourteen thou,and six hundred
and iwenty-eix dollars and thirty cents, (sii.
626-aol; aud due the road fund twenty. four
thousand sevco hundred and forty y-eirhi dollars
and hfty-six cents. ($24,7is 56l; and amaun,
due the school fund Is seventeen thousand Eve
hundred and seventy-fnur dollars and two coais,
tslIb7i ~ and due The poor fund Il four thon
cand THREE hundred md ninety e ight dollars and
dfty-six cents. (si.ses 5el.
In testimony whereof we have herennto set our
hands the l2ih day of January. A. D.. 1877.
JOHN G. CONNER,
sAML A. CALDWELL, Auditor.
Attest; G. J. KEAGY.
JuHS W. llowr. Clerk
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GuIlch Township,
snrdan Township
nm

IN nn.''@e'ed d.......... ,....... % ~
To amt Of Poor tax assessed for '7s....... 's rs
si97 N
cR.
Nv Ircasurer', n"r ceniagr... .,...........- ? nj
Nv rash pail nis' T-eas. Thompson. 60 m
Wv amount uncollec'ed ....... ............. 2s 9s
by balance In Tre,sarers hanls............ is 20
SII7 ~
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COMMISSIONERS cEnrirlcArr.

We. The undersigned Commissioners Of Clear
field County, In the Con- mnn wealth Of pcnnsyl.
vania, having met ut the Court IIousc. in The
Borough of Clcnrhed, according to law, ON the
first day Of January, A. u. 1877, and having "a. .
amined the erversl ACC ,unts aud vouchers Of
Dawn McGArcnrr ESQ, Treasurer Of said
County Tor the year A D, 1879.
lie 10 Indebted 10 the county fund In the sum
Of fifteen thousasi seven hundrri and ninety
dollars and seventy onc cents, fsi 5,7an IN and
amount due the ruad fund.- is eight thousand
eight hundred and eighty Eve dollars and eighty
two cents, tss,sSs ss) and amount due the
school fund is eight thnusahd seven h,ndrsl aud
ioriy.ihrce dollars AID four cents. fss.7l3 OD;
and amount due the poor fund Il two thousand
three hundred ard thirty eight dollars and iwp
cenis, ts2 aSs o2) and amount due County from
un,sated lands u fourteen thou.and elk hundred
and iwen'y.sx dOilaft and thirty cents. tSil,-
d2o Aol md amount due the roal fund is
twenty Tour thousand scvcn hundred and forty.
eight dollars and aft, six cents, tS2l,T4> 56ls 3
aud amount duo srh-ol fund 10 seventeen thou.
sand Two bundled nnd seventy Z ur dollars and
two cents. tsl7 s7i u2) aud amount due the
poor fund u four thousand three hundr d and
nin'iy-r'ght dollars and dity .sis cents (si,iss,-
5s)
In testimony whereof 70 have hereuu,o set our
hands and seals this I2,h day Of January, A. D,
CLARK DROWN,
Tnos. A. McsaEB, Commissioner.
Asessti HARMS HOOVER,
O. y. ososaAsssa. clssh .I
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aunt Of unseaiei poor tax for IA. 7,loi
add'nal uLJea'ed poor tax for "a. 1883 %
amt Of unscaicd poor tax for '55.... 4,s0s s.
amt Of unseated % tax for To-. 1895 30
"an't Of un,ea,ed poor tax for 70. 4,s9s 50
To amount Of Seated couaty and State tax foi
1870 vn.
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Brady Township.


70 amt uneollcc'ed.... Oi
10 amt Of Poor tax assesseddof 'io..... 6s %
s2oi 90
CIR.
hy Ireasurer's per ceniage..... ns
Nv cash paid Dist Treas. WIN Hewitt...a ~ 81
by amount uncollcctcd ........... .... .... as az
by balance in Trcasurer's hands.........,. 81 80
scot O6
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gfsal advertisements.
AUDITORS REPORT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF
Clearlield County,
FOR 1875.

D. MtGAUGHRy, Esq. Treasurer Of clcar0eld
county,i 10 the Commonwealth Of Penney yiynnia,
Ia account with the funds Of said county, from
the frat day Of January, A. ID. 1875, to The
day Of A. d. 1871.
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Gulieh Township.
Huston Township.


10 am uue1lle ted....... .........SlSO 81
To amt OF Road tax assessed for ls76.... SO 81
S2Bi Ia
CIR
by Treasurer's per centtge....... .....-S 80
BY cash paid Dist. Treas. Thompson ..... Ib7 50
BY amount uncOecied So 81
BY balance in Treasurors hands ~........ u ~
$ldi 10
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Gosnen Township.
Graham Township.
Greenwood Township.
nm

Toam't uncoectcd from Penn & Fersasons3ss 40
To amt Of Road tax assessed TOR lsTG.., 1853 70
s7lg 70
cR.
BY cash paid Dist. Treas. MsCraeken... $500 ~
By amount unfollectel l..................,, 358 20
BY balance Ia Treasurers hands ............ 81 Os
S7lg 90
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To amt uncollec'ed ......,. ..........S3a' A.
To aunt Of School tax asserscd for TO-. % 6J
sis4 Va
OR.
By Treasurers per eeniage-.............-..S 10 on
Wy cash paid Dist. Treas II. dratius.... $50 90
ny amount upeollecied,..... ......--"...... as IS
by balance 10 Treasurer's hands IS 3S
sisl Va
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" oodward Township.
STATEMENT OF
UNSkATED U POOR FUNDS.
For ls75-76


DAVID McaAu"ilkY Treasurer II Clca6eld
county, in account with the poor funds OF Tho
several townships for satd Aoa-., vtf
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Eroal advertisements.
STATEMENT OF

UNSEATED SCHOOL FUNDS
rs 7aAl-- Us ~ ", -----,-.s = --l-7'- ~ :
rssx sx~%SpSSVssa11l1E1E6u
DAvIS MeGAudnEY, Treasurer Of clcarac I
county, IN account with tho school fnnds Of the
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Graham Township,

To amt nneoiieeted .................... 400 &c
To sm'' Of Poor iaS a'sessed for '7o...... iot IT
500 IS
IN.
~ ''r''"'"F- "nr ~Hn''~r |4.,..,...... q ~
w cash naih DIST. Treas NV .Tu-u.r 100 %
~ -
w amount nr""'isc'ed .................... ioi ~
Wy balance in Trea'urer's hands ......... ies "a
sio7 s.,
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Yeaal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Goshen Township.

:" H'' Ni' W
To amt II Poor lss assessed for TO-. iaa ss
sisaa ih
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Probable Ordinary Expenses For 1871.


Awaun' of Poor Tax assessed on Unsra'ei Land
for 1874. 1875 and 1915 in the following
Townshins t. wit,
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H. S-e-,-' a.. 4l-.s ,t... o. -
iasSa~SSSsvsE ESHufAsS'St
Y ameuni npr'nl A-.................... ias ~
ny balance N sSasurer's h,nds........ ~ ~
sl 2i3 "
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MANY WHO ARE surrERING

from the effects OF the warm weather and
are debilltated, arc advised by physicians
to take moderate amounts Of whisky two or
three times during the day. In a little
while those who adopt this advice frequent.
ly increase the number Of "dTinkS" and in
time become confirmed inebriRteS. A bcyc.
rage which will not create thirst for intoxi.
eating liquors, and which is intended es.
peCially Tor the benefit Of debilitatsd per.
sons, whether ut home or abroad, is Dr..
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic. Containing
the juices Of many medicinal herbs, this
preparation does not create an appetite for
the intoxicating cup. The nouriShiug and
life supporting properties OF many valuable
natural productions contained in It and
well known to medical men have most
strengthening influence. A single bottle of
OF the Tonic will demonstrate It's valuable
qualities. For debility arising from sick.
ness, over exertion or from any cause what.
ever, q wineglaSsful Of Sea Weed Tonic
taken after meals will strengthen the stom.
ach and create an appetite for wholesome
food. 70 oil who are about leaving their
homes, we desire to say that the excellent
effects Of DR.. Schenck's seasonable rem.
edies, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills,
are particularly evident when taken by
those who are injuriously affected by q
change OF water and diet. No person
should leave home without taking supply
OF these safeguards along. For sale by all
druggists. cod.
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4 LIVELY controversy has been carried
on Tor some time past, in the columns OF
the London Times, between professor Tyn-
dali and Dr.. Charlton Bastain, in regard
to the origin OF life. Professor TyndaIl
maintains that life can only proceed from
proceeding life. DR.. Bastian, on the 9th.
er hand, claims that he has demonstrated
conclusively that life originates sponta-
neously. This subject has constituted
one Of the battlc.lields OF science for many
years., and is likely to continue for many
more. The present discussion has GER
tainly failed TO produce any satisfactory
results. It is curious 10 observe that the
claims made on behalf OF science, that it
cugenders in the minds Of its votaries a
spirit Of peace and gontleness, have GER
tainly not been made good in the present
instance. The controversy has provoked
display Of bitterness which would re.
fleet credit on the Church Militant, and
the progressive stages OF quarrel, as de.
scribcd by TouchsIonc, have been exhibi.
ted almost, il not entirely, to completion.
In recent letter to the Times, Professor
TyndAlI announces that he has withdrawn
from the fight for the present, but init.
mstes that he will renew II at no distant
lay.
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From tbs San Francisco News letter,
"And I must say, Ulysses remarked
Mrs. Grant, rs she put on her night-cap,
while the General swallowed his at Wind
sor Castle tother night, ~ must say it
was very rude OF you to ask ii the meter
was frozen when they lit the candles at
dinner. You know how hard times are,
how high gas il. and what large family
Victoria has. Idare say she, poo, thing!
has 10 economic all she can. You know
we had to when you were Hng-I meant
President" and the good soul dropped off
to sleep, leaving his Ex-ncss TO wonder
whether Dieu Ct mon Droit, over the Gre.
place, was Latin motto, and II so,
whether it meant mo smoking in bed"
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The Current Turned.

The commercial record Of statistics
made up by the National Bureau Of June
last completes the statement for the Last
fiscal year. The current for foreign trade
has turned, and We arc now importing
more than We are exporting. The pro-
tracted era Of BtNgnution has passed. As
matters were going for the FIRST few
months Of the year, our imports were de-
Ginning at the rate Of some eight millions
month, while the increase in exports
was some s7sOOOOO. For that period,
the excess Of exports over imports, not
reckoning specie, was SljS,l5G,4O2,
against SO, co., CSC, for the same time in
1866. Had that rate OF excess been
maintained through the year, We should
have shown on the 1st Of July trade
balance in our favor amounting to s234,.
100000 against $lS5, 100000 for the cal.
endar year 1876. But the current Of trade
during the last four months Of the late
fiscal year has 60 changed, that instead Of
the balance being $934,OO00OO on our
side, It ia butSlG7 100000, otwhich fifteen
millions were exports Of specie. And
this exhibit is also to DO coupled with the
fact that the total trade balance loots up
million less for the year than for the tirst
ten months Of it.
The actual figures furnish a most in.
tcreSting analysis Of the years trade, in
respect both TO merchandise and specie,
The exports were, in goods, sl5l,0l3,4S2
more than the imports; in specie, $751;
325,782 moro than the imports; and in
both together, SlG7, 1924 more than the
imports. For 1906, the export exces
over imports was sl2O,2l3,IO2, OF which
$7g,Gl3,4Sl was in goods and $40, CO,G9l
in specie. So that the export excess for
the last year was, in goods, S72,270,0Ol
greater than for the year previous, while
the export excess in specie was sos, 24S,-
$50 less than for the year previous; and
al,ogetheri: was 81, O2G, 142 greater. The
total foreign trade last year amounted to
Sl,l40,55O,G32, and for the year previous
Sl,O735 ,S4i. The specie trade shows a
total export for the Last year Of $56,OGl,.
934, and total import Of S40,7SG,l72
which is an export excess Of $l5,325,7G
against siO,5GO,C9l for the year previous.
For the two past yeRra our net specie ex.
ports have amounted to Sj5,s05, 4S3,
which is nearly SIS 100000 yearly. This
would chow that, taking S5OOOO,OOO as
the average net export Of specie for n
long course OF years, We have gained some
S4lOOO,00O to the country, providing
there has been no falling of in the year
ly product, For the pat four months,
our imports, exclusive OF specie, have
been increasing some $3O,OOOOOv as COM
pared with the same time for the prcvi.
Gus year, or at the rate Of S9O,0OO0OO 4
year. In that time in 1876 our exports
exceeded the imports by SlG,OOO,OOO,
while for the same time in 1877 theIc was
All excess of 100000 in imports over
exports.
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THE Missouri AT oMAHA-DAHdER
THREATENED FROM Irs CHANGE OF Cur.
RENT.-0maka, August G.-sincc tho river
changed itS course heavy current has
been settling in towards the Nebraska
shore, which it is thought is endangering
the smelting.works and the Union Pacific
shops. The Union Pacific Company are
now making strong efforts to turn this
current towards the Iowa shore by rip
rapping. For the purposes Of hauling
stone TO the spot temporary track was
laid. This morning about 5 o'clock
about 200 feet Of this track was washed
into the river, A force is kept at work
night and day to avert the threatened
danger.
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open. The Sun this morning Is very poa.
live in its opinion that Judge West Is
the strongest man in the Republican par.
" in the State, and that Il will take hard
work on the part Of the Democrats 10 de.
feat him. That same opinion Is gcner.
ally shared In by decent men every.
where. Bishop 10 only fgurehead, and
was nominated because he was rich, so
they could bleed him freely. It's TO be
hoped that the people Of that State will
hesitate long and well before they put
him in the gubernatorial chair.
A NOVEL WAY TO COLLECT RENT.
Quite panic was caused in a colored
congregation in Williamsburg, Brooklyn,
during the services on Sunday morning,
The flock, small one, under the pastor.
al care Of Rev. John Frisby, being poor,
are meeting in \ little hall owned by
Charles HeLtesCheimer, n German school
teacher, who occupies as dwelling a
small portion Of the hall. The colored
people are In arrears for rent and Het-
tescheimer, unable 10 induce them 10
move by peaceable means, adopted n
method that has caused his arrest and in
generation, Rev. Mr.. FriSby was con.
Quoting revival meeting on Sunday
morning, and during m cxhortation by
one Of the leaders sat down in his pulpit.
Scarce had he done 40 when the people
were startled by the falling OF a quaint.
~ Of plaster from the wall an inch or
two above the pastors head. An in.
describe scene Of panic followed, but the
Intervention Of 4 few outsiders and the
police soon quieted it, and search being
made it was found that Hettescheimer
had loaded a musket to the muzlle with
buckshOt and fred it through the parti.
ton into the church, in order, as he said,
10 "scare such bad tenants out"
Since l have given something Of most
everything that has occurred in the
Metropolis for several days past, / will
call off for another seige. q. WA.
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Chess, smyth & Co., OF the Anchor Nail
and Tack Works, we're the last firm to
shut down for summer repairs and the
first among all the manufacturers in this
city to start up again. They started one
hundred nail and fifty six tack machines
yesterday, and to-day their puddlers will
go TO work again, which puts their entire
works into operation and gives employ.
ment to about five hundred men. Work.
men state that these are among tho very
best nail and iron works west Of the
mountains for wages and steady time
RusJurqk paper,
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Meeting OF the Western Nail As.
HOcint iOn.,

The Western Nail Association held a
regular monthly meeting to-day, at their
rooms, on Fourth avenue, but beyond a
general discussion Of the interests OF the
business nothing was DONE The discussion
showed that better feeling prevails in
manufacturing circles, and the prospects
are that good market will prevail dur.
ing the autumn months. The Association
adjourned at two o'clock.-RiHSburgh Ere.
niMg telegraph.
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TlRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY

TNRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
J. PROPERTY.
by virtue Of Deed III Trust made by Edmund
Booking and eafah T. Booking, his wife, to the w:
deulgned Trustee dated May 9th, 1876, and Of
record among tho land records Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. s, PSGr
62S, will on
SATURDAY, tho 18th day Of August, 1877,
Beginning At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door Of
tho Court House Of Ohio county, sell at public
auction the following dOscTibod property that slO
say: AL that portion Of squAre numbt red iWtni!
IN the addition 10 the city Of Wheeling laid out BY
Noah Zlne, and called BellAiTO addition, ,aid pot
ton being bounded "a follows: Commencing al a
Point oil the north side Of ThiTteOnih lioTmef.y
HampdCnl sheet, at the division line between The
property formerly owned by S0bi,sEl Brady aud
tho property Of George w. JOHNSON, which point
y marked By a line Of brick set on EDGE helwtth
tho paTenents on said Ttroet In front Of said pro.
perieS and Is distant troW the northeast corner Of
Thirteenth and E0l streets eaStwArdly gu Thii.
teOnth one hundred and nlnety.thfpe feet ard
beVen inchesi thence running In n nOfthTly d.
rection With Sald division line one hundrtd and
tWcniy.onO ieet four and onG-halt Inches TO Iani
On the back or south boundary line Of A. W. ke
yp PROPERTY which point 10 distant from k'h
street 10 the direction o. the north boundary line
o. sobieski BndyS property ono bundled ahd
ninoty.one feet five and One-iouTth inchs,; ilctoc
running wCttwnrdly with the direction Of 'al
north boundary line 6ltT.niue feet to i cross n9Ik
on the rear Of A. ". KGlly's brick stable 9l.,h
marx 10 distant from EOf ltrcet along EEld Nun
boundary line OnH hundred and thlEy'tVO ir'
hve and Onc.fOuTth inches; thence running snulh'
wardly one hundred and iWenty.OHe feet lOUf aud
one-hall lDChes 10 n point on the north tide "i
Ihireenth street distant from the nor hea'i cafhg
Of Thirteenth and EOir streets one huldTcl 5nd
thirty.twO feet seven inches; and thence IHah''s
In an Citerly direction along ThiIiccnih siiTl
dxty.one feet to tho place Of beginning.
BGing the anne property conveyed 10 Eimuf3
Rocking by sohleskl Brady and vile by dc,i da'''
November 18th, 1871, recorded In Book 81 IFgc'+
Of the Tho county land records.
The title 10 believed to be perfect but Nj cor,
Ney IuCh title as Is vested In me by tie d"n"
trust,
TKRNs OF SALE one.thlrl, or more II the pu'
chaser 30 elect, cash In hand; the bllanC IN wv
equal inStAllmentS At one and two years, the par
chaser giving negotiable notes bearing intcrNtn5a
the day Of sale for the deferred payments
W. Il CALDWELL, Trustee
". J. ", COwDRH, Solicitor. !ylg
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ten, u. c. :" 'e
adelphGa.
Bns1dIer General Lawrence P. Grahnm, U. s.
A., and lady. Austin, Texas.
lady, Omaha, Sch,
ton, D. c. 'h
ton. DC.
Mrs.; Admiral Dahlren, Washington DC.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.
~ ABLE PROPERTY.
staLO Of WtIt Virginia.
In the County Court Of Ohio county.
W. 3. O'Neil


virginia II. Wheat Ct al. In ChacceEy.
BY virtue Of decree entered in tho above Gntl-
tied c1uBo on the Esd day Of Juno, A. D. 1871, the
undersgned, who was appointed epeciAl IGmmis-
Loncr ioS the purpsD, will eel on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10th, a. D. 1877,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. H., at the front dOur
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia
tho following described real estate, that Is ~ sgy
All that lOt or parcel Of ground described rs lCt
numbered one In square twenty nine In tho plat o.
the addition 10 the city Of Wheeling laid 0ui by
Charles T. Churchill trustee for Emily A. Zane,
and called BuonA Vista addition 10 the aid city,
the lnme being hxty feet front on Twelfth street,
and extending back the same width one hundrrd
feet, together With nil and singular the meredith.
ments and uppurtenaDces thereto belonging CT In
any wlee appeTtalning thereto On the Wtsl ride
OF Eail lot there Ia az alley ten feet in width tI
tending back the full depth Of the aid lot, five
feet Of which alley belongs to the taid lot, and II
is understood and Rgreed that the mid allsy shall
DO kept open pcrpctlally for the accommodation Of
the different premises to which tho same belongs,
TERMS or eALE.-One-thirIl or more II the pBr-
chaser 50 elect Cash In hand; tho balance In tUO
equal insInllments at one and two years, the puE.
chaser giving notes bearing Interest," with good PER
BOnal security, for tho deierred paymgntI
W. J. W. COWDES,
1y9S Special Commissioner.
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
L 8. Jordan, Administrator Of tho estate Of Con.
rad Cots, deceased, ". George Baird
81 al. In Ghaneery.
By virtue Of q decree Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, made and entered In tho AbGve calitlei
cause, on the I'd day Of July, a. D. 1871 II /, re-
itrred 10 the underlined, Commissioner Of aid
Court, 10 tBke, State and report:
lIt An account between the aid plaintiff and
other parties.
ID. 70 Ok day for stating an account between
the parties.
NorICR d hereby given that I have hxel on
Tuesday, August 18th, 1877, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, As
the time and my oflee, No l222 ChaplInu street,
Wheeling, West Virginia, aS the place to ascertain
and state the matters In said decree mentioned.
W. J, W, C0WDEN,
Commissioner Of tho Municipal Court Of Whtel.
Ing. jy?I
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EDUCATIONAL.
7 IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Plrent' and Guardians having daughters 10
Advantages Of first cIasI EnEllIh and French
Academy, with musical instruction UNSURPASSED II
not 'rCqualcd In this country, and all at exceed.
1ngly moderate mites, arc advised 10 investigate the
claims Of tho Academy Of the Visitation; ct MI.
de ChAntal, near Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-10
THE STRIKE IN roLlTlcs.

There have been numerous expressions
Of regret that the railway question" a.
it Is called, lie likely to DO thrown into
politics. We do not share the regret.
One result Of the recent railway strikes
will be to raise various points respecting
railway management and the relations Of
the railways 10 the interests Of the coun,
try, both in Congress and the State Leg,
islatures. II is impossible now to tell
exactly what issues will be made, and il
is equally uncertain how politics will be
affected by them.