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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-20


The reader Of this mornings dispatches
will notice what is said about the upward
tendency Of French HrenteS" government
bOndsl despite McMahons demonstra tion
against the continued existence Of the
Republic. This seeming inconsistency
Of government securities going up while
anarchy is threatened, Is explained by
hints that the Clerical party (the Ultra.
mOntaneS) are at the bottom Of bull
moyemen! (fOr appearance Sake) in the
finances. The Church party Is the Nc
Mahon party, and the McMahon party il
the Bonapartist party, Napoleon the Ill
made McMahon a MarShal Of the Empire
and the latter has never forgotten the
fact. Nor have the clergy forgotten
that the Empress, like Isabella, was de-
voted partisan Of the Church. tas
The situation in France Is simply this
The Republic represents stability, con
Servatism, progress and prosperity. The
McNEnhOn coup d etat represents reac
ton, revolution and possible anarchy. Al
tho dispatches this morning say, the
theory Of the Republic Is that the legiti,
mate functions of the Ministry are simply
clerical and not directive and controlling
while, according to McNahOn, they are
little short Of absolute. The Republicans
have borne themselves nobly in the con.
test, and there is little doubt but that
despite the machinery set on foot by the
BOnapartiSts and priests to defeat them,
they will increase their strength in the
popular Chamber. "If the Assembly Is
dissolved" said Gambetta, 'it will retire
with 1863 Republicans and return 400
stronp.n
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TRUsTEE's SALE

By virtue Of two deeiI Of trust made Lv Nu,c
Collins and n. E. Collins her husband, ID ~ nm.
derSignsd Trustee, the hISt dated NoTtmbSf Al
1874, recorded In Deed Of Trust Book No, Il M,
iS7j The second dated January Inst, 1875, recoFjs
In Deed Of Trust Book No. ., page %, Of ths ISpd
Records Of Ohio county viii sell al pubic mn.
ton, a. the front door Of the Court HoaSe q OSio
county, W. Va, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July, ISL
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described raj
estate, viz: Two certain lots or pieces Of Rfoubj
on tho cast Eide Of Wheeling Hill, In the CIT II
wheeling Ohio county, Wet Virginia, On he tt,i
ode Of LlndItreet, halng the second and thlrl IN,
Of sixty (6Q feet each, fronting on Lind IrIti
running south from Eleventh. Told Spruoel Itftei
and adoining J. 7. Gbson's lot north, and iunnlbv
east from Lind street 70 Alley Il.
The title Is believed 10 DO perfect, hut selling 4,
Trustee will convey only the title vested In nc "
aid deeds Of trust.
The terms arc one-thlrd or more, u the punrhII
er 90 elect, In cash on day Of sale the balance u
two equal lnbtallmentl at six aud twelve mouths
notes bearing interest 10 be given for The tieTF,d
payments the title to DO retained until payment i,
W. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
Va J. W. CowDKS, Solicitor.
ie9 W. II. HALLER, AuCtIonetr.
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DIED.

PA%ToN.-subdhy night, Juro 18th, 1871, Ma
IiLDA, daughter Of james W. and CAthArine N.
Paxton, aged lTJelrl IaIW' IN
Friends Of tho family are respectfully invited tc
attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon at three
O'Clock. Intermsnt at Greenwood Cemetery,
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PuBLIc sentiment regarding the Fourth
There was noise enough last year to
last quarter Of century at least"
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by John
Prince and Mary Prince bis wife 10 the undef1lRn.
cd trustee, dated june 9th, 1875, recorded 10 The
once Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, Wet Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
u page 6l2, Will sell at the front door Of the CouT
House Of EaidcOunIy, on 80
SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1871,
Commencing At 10 o'clock A. ~, ali ths folloVIpa
described portions Of lots numbered seventeen M
and eighteen u.s., l designated on the plat Of ths
addition TO tho city Of Wheeling laid of BY John
Mcclure, james II. FOnythe and others, and CAllId
North Wheeling, and nid lots are fronting on tko
cast AIDE oil. Wet street. The parts Of aid lot,
oiertd Tor tae IRE described ~ fdlloES: Beginning
at point on the cast aide Of West street aud loIIT
eight icet Zine inches north Of the south line Of lo
No. is: thence northWprdly and with West street
sixteen leet 10 the north corner Of frame houIe
situated on part Of lots Nos II and 49, thencs Ca,i
EaIdly with Said house and parallel with the south
line Of aid lot No IS 10 an alley: thence south.
waTdly sixteen fett; thence WtstEardly to the BE-
ginning The intention 10 TO sell the northern rari
or tenement Of said frame houe With The ground
on which 1t stands, running back the same width
10 the alley In the rear.
Title believed to be good, but will convey only
the title yested In me.
TRIMS OF SALE-0ne-hAli OF m,Ta 81 the pu,
chaser 20 elect In cash. the balance In two equal 10.
stallmCnts at six and twelve months, NOTES teJrire
interest TO be given and the title retained until
payment u made In full.
W. II. CALDWELL, Trustee
W. J. W. CowDRS, Solicitor.
!e9 W. II. HALLEr, AuctotNr
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NoTIcE,-AIL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
IN notified not to trust wm. sauVageot on my
isiS VICTOR sAUyAGEor.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.

SPECTACtRS-oUR PERFECTED sPECTA,
y Giles being entirely free from deleterious Gle,
ment, the glasses never tire the eyes or make them
ache. They eau be used with comfort and EatlSiac,
ton equally we'll by lamp or gas Light as by day.
light With their use ceases al dizziness, gllli.
meripg, weakness and reStlcsnhsS OF the eyes. Cal
At llo5 Main street for speCtaeles, Watches Clocks
JeTelry, Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Gold Pens
Gold Head Canes, dc. mn
JEW O%T0BY & 'DUFPiELD.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION. ,

All persons are. hereby warned not to
trust any person whatever on my account,
as will pay no debts unless contracted
personally or by written order.
iel9s r,. No. .-a.. A. HARRIS.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tDally except Sunday Accommodates
tSteubenVllls Accommodations train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bollltre, stopping when requi.
red At sherman House, RtnAville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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ElAECY FLOURs.-20o Barrels aBeIlaIrs Mills, ;
l. ". Louis 100 Barrels Good AeIAl.n ThesC
arc the highest grades Of Flour-none better ID
market. Just received and for SalO by
jelS N. REILLY, 1909 and 1911 Main 81.
D0TONAC HERRING.-25 Hall Barrels No, /
i Just received and for ale by
lels N. REILLY, 1909 and 1911 Main 81.
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Having Iult removed to their new and rOmnol..
Gus quarters, 1914 Market street, with laHe Itccf
o. the newest and hAndsomest designs Of ChaBdc-
llerS, Bracket and Drop Lights, and Ettrn.!on
Chandeliers In Bronze and GlaH; the plblie are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine then.
Their goods are all nov. Itll
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AZ PORTLAND, tcRANBRRRY,nR&oR.
R., will b open for the reception Of boardcrs on
and litI June 18th, ISL. Terms modtrate.
Isi6 MRS. MARY E, W0RTHEQToS:
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Capital Meeting

1877, TO give expression to their sentiments upon
this question, and 10 hear such citizens Of Tho
State a. may ba present TO adde's them In behalf
Of the claims Of CtaIksbnrg:
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-03

right that they should have some su- pervisory powers in the matter, and that there should be left some discre- tionary, not mandatory, powers vested in the Board. Very respectfully,
 J. H. HEWITT,
 c. T. ETCHEILs. Of the Board of Supervisors of Pima county.
 On motion of Mir. Hughes the com was referred to the Dele gation from Pima county in Council. MT. Rush introduced c. B. No. 40, An act to provide for revision and publication of the laws of the Territot " of Arizona.
 On motion of Mir. Goodwin the Council adjourned until the usual hour tomorrow.
 JOHN T. ALsAP, Chief Clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-03
vitation.

vitation.
 MT. Speaker: Your Committee of Conference, appointed to confer with similar committee, appointed by the Council to consider H. B. No. 8, have conferred together and recommend that said bill be amended in section 5, line 14 0y striking out the word six " and inserting in place thereof the word " four" and recommend it's passage as LEVI RUGaLEs,
 F. H. GOODWIN,
 Of the Council.
 J. A. PARKER,
 EsTEvAS OcHoA,
 J. W. DoRRTNGToN,
 ED. G. PECK,
 Of the House.
 J. 4. PARKER, Chairman. H. B. No. 8 taken up as amended, and amendments adopted by the fol- lowing vote:
 Those voting aye were Messrs. Ben net, Darlington, Miller, OchOa, Ohne sorgen, Peck, Parker, Samaniego, Scott and MT. Speaker-1O. Those voting no were Messrs. Bull, Foster, Head, Hathaway, Hutchinson, Marion, Richards and SteveRs-S. On motion of Mir. Head, 200 copies of H. B. No. were ordered printed. Mir. Parker moved to suspend rules, bill be read and put upon it's final pas sage.
 Motion lost
 On motion of Mir. Marion, House adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow. ANDREW CRoSLY, Chief Clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-03
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 TUcsoN, ARIZONA, February 1, 1877.
 The Council met at 10 o'clock a m., pursuant to adjournment.
 Mr. Goodwin introduced c. B. No. g., an act amendatOry of chapter 49, sec ton s, Compiled Laws of Arizona, Of License Tax.
 Also, on leave, introduced c. B. No. 3S, An act to amend section i of an act to amend an act entitled an act creat- ing the office of District Attorney, ap- proved October 27, 1866.
 HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES -
 TUCsON, ARIZONA, January 3l, 1877
 NIT. President: The House has passed H. B. No. 4S, An act authorizing the Board of School Trustees in school district No. 1, Yavapai county, to is sue bonds for the payment of certain indebtedness.
 The House has passed H. B. No. fl, An act to amend chapter 24 of Com piled Laws of the Territory of Arizo na, entitled Of General and Special Elections.
 Has also adopted and passed substi- tute for H. B. No. fl. An act to provide for punishing persons for living with Indians, while they are engaged in hostility against citizens of the United States or' any friendly power or tribe, or for furnishing them with arms and ammunition.
 ANDREW CRONLY, Chief Clerk.
 MT Woolsey, on leave, introduced c. B. No. 30, An act in relation 10 the filing of official oaths and bonds.
 HALL OF REFRESHMENTS
 TUCsoN, ARIZONA, January 31, 1877. MT. President: The House has amend. ed and passed c. B. No. 16, An act to preserve Game and Fish in the Terri tory of Arizona, amendments thereuntO attached by rlder.
 ANDREW CRONLY, Chief Clerk c. B. No. 37 was read first time, and Tn connection herewith a petition from citizens of Tucson was read.
 On motion of Mir. Hughes the rules were suspended, the Bill read second time by title and referred to Commit. tee on Finance.
 The following communication was received from the Board of Supervisors of Pima county:
 TUcsoN, February 1, 1877. To the Hon. King S. Woolsey, Pres:- dent of the Council: Sir: The undersigned, comprising a majority of the members of the Board of Supervisors of Pima county :, Che other member being absent from the city) respectfully protest against the passage of H. B. No. 54, An act au- and directing the county re- corder of Pima county to transcribeI certain records. The necessity for the transcribing of these records has not been called to our attention, nor are We aware of it, and if it is to be done she Board of claim, in a matter partic- ularly concerning the affairs of the county and the expenditure of its mo- neys, that it is no more than just and
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-03
fully recommend it's passage.
D. A. BENNETT, Chairman. l EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

D. A. BENNETT, Chairman.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 January 31, 1877. Hon. NJ. II. Calderwood, Speaker of the House Of Representatives:
 l have this day signed and approved an act to permanently locate the coun- ty seat of Mohave county. And an act to provide for the distri- button of arms now owned by the Territory of Arizona or that may here after belong to said Territory.
 A. P. K. SAFFoRD, Governor I have this day signed and approved An act to amend section 9 and 32 of an act entitled an act to establish pub lie schools in the Territory of Arizona. And an act defining the boundaries of Maricopa county.
 A. P. K SAFFoRD, Governor.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 January 30, 1877. Mir. Speaker: The Council has pass ed c. B. No. 2, An act to amend an act to amend sections 3, 1, 15, 16, % and 39 Of Incorporation of Villages.
 Also c. B. No. 26, an Act to provide for the erection of county buildings in Yavapai county.
 Also c. B. No. 34, An act to incor- porate the city of Tucson.
 Also c. c. R. No. ,, in relation to the introduction of bills in the two Houses of the Legislative Assembly. Also H. B. No. 46, An act tC provide for the construction of wagon road from Prescott to Bradshaw City.
 And has passed an act authorizing al loan on the faith and credit of the Ter ritory and to provide for the construc- ton of a wagon road from Phenix in Maricopa county to Globe City in Pi- nal county by unanimous vote not withstanding the objections of the Coy ernOr. JOHN T. ALsAP,
 Chief Clerk MT Miller, on leave, introduced H. B. No. 59, an act concerning lawful animals trespasslng on prem ises lawfully enclosed in the county of Yavapai.
 NIT. Scott introduced H. B. No. 60, An act fixing the compensations to be- to the skerIffs of the several counties for the performance of their duties as ex-officio county assessors. H. B. No 60 read first time and on motion of Mr Darlington, rules sus- pended, bill read second time by utle and referred to special committee con sisting of Messrs. Ochoa, DorrIngton, Scott, Bull, Parker and Marion. Communication from patrons of San AugustIn Parochial School, extending invitation to the members of House of Representatives, was then read by the clerk.
 On motion of MT. Head, House ad- journed until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 ANDREW CRoNLY, Chiet Clerk
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-03
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, TUCsoN, January 91, 1871.

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 TUCsoN, January 31, 1S77- President Woolsey in the chair.
 HALL OF REPRESENTATIVE.
 TUcsON, January 90, 1877. NIT. President: The House has passed the following Bills:
 II. B. No. D, An act to amend an act authorizing loan on the faith and credit of the Territory, and to provide for the erection of Territorial Prison and for the confinement of prisoners therein.
 And has amended and passed Coun- cil substitute for H. B. No. 1, An act 10 the Counties of Yuma and Yavapai for expenses incurred in gu, rding and care of Territorial pris oners. Amendment thereunto attach ed by rider. Clerical error will be found in Substitute Bill, in line 2, sec ton l.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-03
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE oF REPREsENrArIvEs.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
 February 2, 1877. House met pursuant to adjournment
 February l, 1877. Mr. Speaker The Council has pass c. B. No. IA, An act to extend the western boundary of Pinsl county. c. B. No 25, An act to establish pub lie pounds.
 c. B. No. 2S, An act in relation 10 dogs.
 c. B. No. 29, An act to amend chap. ter 51, Compiled Laws of Arizona. And c. B. No. 33, A Bill to amend section 6S, of chapter AS, of the Con- piled laws of Arizona, Of Proceedings in Civil Cases.
 The Council has refused to agree to the amendments proposed 10 C. B. No Is, An act to preserve Game and Fish in the Territory of Arizona, striking out sections 1, ? and 3, of the Bill, have agreed to amendments proposed to sec tions five and six, and have laid tho Bill upon the table.
 JOHN T. ALsAP, chief clerk.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
 TUcsOS, February 2, 1877. Hen. M. H. Calderwood, Speaker Of the House of Representatives. I have this day approved and signed the following Bills:
 An act to divorce John Fl. Hovey from the bonds of matrimony hereto fore existing with Alvara Andrea Ho- vey.
 An nc, to divorce Henry B. Jones from his wife Mary E. Jones' An act to divorce Otto VOn Reichen- bach from the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing with Carmen Won Reichenbach.
 An act to divorce Barnabe Palm from the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing with Librada Palm An act to divorce James Huff from the bonds of matrimony heretofore exist ing with lilly Huff.
 And an act to divorce Wm. AleXan- der Langley from the bonds of matri- mony heretofore existing with MargA- ret Eliza Langley
 A.PK. SAFFORD, Governor Mir. Speaker: Your Committee To whom H. B. No. 60 was referred, have had the same under consideration, and
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-03

 H. B. No AS, authorizing the Board Q, School Trustees ih school distrlet No n, Ysvapai county, to issue bonds sr, the payment of certain indebtedns,, have had the same under consideru,io. and I am directed by the commiltes n report the Bill back without ame.d ment and recommend it's passage.
 GEO. D. KENDALL, Chairman Mir. Woolsey, on leave, inlroducedC c B. No. fl, An act authorizing a lo., on the faith and credit of the coun,, of Maricopa, Territory of Arizous and to provide for building wa,oo road from Phenix in Maricopa eOun,r to Globe city, in Pinal county.
 Mir. Rush moved to indefinitely po,r pone further consideration of the Bill On division, the motion prevsiled and the further consideration of ,b. Bill was indefinitely postponed.
 Messrs. Goodwin and Ruggles, Com mittee of Conference on the part of ,hs Council, on H. B. No. 3. made ,b. following report:
 COUNCIL CHAMBER
 February ?, 1877. MT. President: Your Committee O, Conference appointed to confer with similar Committee appointed by tho House to consider H. B. No. 3. hsr. conferred together, and recommend that sad Bill be amended in section $ line IA, by striking out the word "sirD and inserting in place thereof the word -four" and recommend its p.s- sage as amended.
 LEVI RUGGLRS
 F. Fl. GooDwIS, hr. President: hereby tender my resignation as Chairman of the Com mittee on Judiciary, and respectfully ask to be releived from further duty on said Committee. JOHN A. RUSH. Mir. Stevens moved that the resigatior of Mir. Rush as Chairman of Commi,teo on Judiciary be accepted.
 On division the motion was carried Mir. Goodwin moved that the Presl dent of the Council be requested to set as Chairmsn of the Committee on Judi. ciarY, made vacant by resignation Of Mr. Rush.
 The clerk put the question and ihs motion prevailed.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 TUCsoS, ARIZONA, February 2, 1877 Hon. King $. Woolsey, President Ot the Council:
 I have this day approved and signed An act to divorce Mary Rebeccs Mann from IlIe bonds of matrimony hereto. fore contracted and now existing with Lewis Wilbur Mann.
 Also an act to divorce Isaac E. Bro ksw from the bonds of matrimony here tofore existing with Lena Broksw Also an act to divorce Geo. Scott from the bonds of mstrimony hereto fore existing with Margaret s. Scott. Also sn act to amend section 10, Of chapter 57, of Compiled Laws, Of Fees of Officers-Of Coroners.
 A.P. K. STAFFORD, Governor. H. B. No. 3 was taken up and ihs proposed by the Commit ee of Conference of the two Houses 
 The question being, Shall the Council .gree to the smendment proposed by he conference committee, Mir. Rush ;alled for the ayes and noes, which were ordered.
 Those who voted aye were Messrs- Goodwin, Hughes, Kendall, Redondo, Ruggles, Stevens and Mfr. President-7- Noes, MessEs- MOeller snd Rush-2. On motion of Mir Goodwin the COun- il adjourned until the usual hour to- JOHN T. ALsAP, Chief Clerk
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-03
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF REFRESHMENTS,
 January 3I 1877

House met pursuant 10 adjournment.
 NIT. Speaker: Your Judiciary Con- mittee to whom was referred H. B. No. 5S, an Act 10 provide for the con- truction of water works in the Villages of Prescott have carefully considered
 the same and I am directed to respect
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-03
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
 January 30, 1877. House met pursuant to adjournment.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 January 29th, 1877. Mir Speaker: The Council has pass cd c. B, No. 27, an Act providing for the transcript of certain records of the District Court of the Second JudlcIal District, County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona.
 Has passed H. B. No. g, an Act to divorce Wm. Alexander Langley from the bonds of matrimony heretofore eI-
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.

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Money. stocks. Etc.

NEW YoHH. March 22.-Gold opened ut 1o4Is.
Stocks active and lawer. Monsv2 Gold AZ
Erehange-long s41lys, short 4.s61l.. State bonds
dull and steady Governments strong. .
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Friday Morning, March %. !
Daily report of the stage Of water. with changes
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4afs9 Alto, Red Mouth. Gum Point ana ali
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new and light draft passenger steamer
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For freight or passage apply on board, or Il,
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?. S.-Conneets closely with steamer Mfnnts
for Bayou de dlaize. Also gives through bills
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