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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-28
At AUCTION.
Important Trade RubbeLSaIe

On WEDNESDAY, November 81, 1877, cORusps.
log a. lON A, ~, promptly, ut the wholesale A1t.
tlon Rooms Of J. II. HARTFUkp, lO9 Wood 81.
Pittsburgh. will Ottr TO the Trade Of Wts,,Ib
PennIylVaniA and Ohio, upon the aboTe date, M
CASES RUBBkR3, Representing the tOloEhs
manufacture: Haywood, New Brunswick ,stREIT
Andee, National, WOOnsocket, Meyer, &c, &C.,
composing ell grades. Making u complete Isoft.
ment Of Mems Boots; Mens, " omen's, MbseI' and
Children's Imitation Saddles, and Meh's, Wontn's
Mllses' and Children's AreticS and AlhskAS.
The above number OF CsSes Wild be 0fItreI In lo,,
10 suit the Trade and sold without reserve
bUOTS, SHOES AND BkOGANS-ln COnnec.
ton with the above sale, Will offer $50 SAMPLE
Cases aud lots Of Mems Stoga and due Calf Bo5ts,
R0ys' and Youths Boots; complete assortment u
Ladies', MisSes' ard ChilHen's Wear With MeI'E
Boys aud YouthA' Rals. BroHADs. This ale, Of .
Of the most important Of the SPason, will Le found
well worthy the particular attention OF all buJeil
Of Boots, Shoes aid REbbeIA Lunch al u n,
J. n. HARTFORD,
nolS Wholesale Auctloneef,
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Good Fal1h AZ nn InYes.ment.

One OF the best proofs Of the profitable.
ness Of scrupnlous honesty Il the fact
that the Eve per cent Massachusetts loan
to-day in the London market commands
107-lhat Is oue.hGlf per cent above the
highest price Of the Government loan At
the same rate Of interest, simply because
tho proportion Of repudiatiopista Ia
Massachnsettsis smaller thanit Is in the
whole nation.
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DIED.

aERIG.-on Tuesday morning. November q,
1871, At l9f O'clock, AMELIA, daughter Of Alber,
and Virginia Seris, nged yGarS IaonthS and 10
days
The funeral will take place from tbs residence Of
her parents ?ls Coal street, this Wednesday, af-
tcrnOon at ? O'clock. Friend, Of the family are
Invited TO attend. 1u;etmeut at Mt Wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-28
FOR sALE
ExEcuToR's SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


INC undeIigned Executor d the l,,, ,m
testament q elizabeth Ann Rdnas a "a
WI, ~ public auction, At the front ar N y,
Court House Of Ohio county, on NO'' u IL
SATURDAY, December s. 1877,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, (p,o,I1.i,,
y not sold y aid Executor al ITVGis ~ hIns
mat TINE oner Tor ale the following ds. V,ois
addition No 10 the city Of WhfelInt sSrSt Isllrl
part Of said lot conveyed BY the hein a lac
heanian deceased % John Nolan BY dC jS,as
Clerk 81 the County Court Of Ohio COUNT ~ ~ hs
Book No. %, folio 670, on which HlId Io ,ki.U I'D
double Brick Houso ID good repair, ESiSt o' "
premises, renting n present. At Si % NJ, ~ he
TERNs-OAethitd cash, or n much t5S,s I ..,l,
purchaser may elect, on the day Of SaIs IN ~
residue In two equal plymenu q and il SS,,It e
with Interest from date, secured By DStd al Tu.
on The premises HA
BENJAMIN EXLEY, Execute,
DAyGHroRf a DovkNEH, AitOrnsyL No IL,
ChApllne street, Whosling. =" 'A
J. z. HRAVIY, Aueu1leeE n.,,,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

l.
sy virtue Of three several deeds Of tru.t executed
and acknowledged by Il. Bradley Wheat and viz.
giniA II his vile, 70 the uuderilgned Trultee dated
respectively the s0th day Of March, 1874, the iSh
dAy Of July, 1874, and the sih day Of NoTenhef,
1870, and each Of record in the Clerks Oivc Of the
Sounty Court Of Ohio county, West VIIginiI, 10
Deed Of trust Book No. 9, paEes 49I and igS, Dtui
o. Trust Book No. !, pages 1853. I9S and lgi, lBd
Decd Of Trust Book No $, page al, reFpecllrsy,I
viii offer At public sale at the front door Of lie
Iout Houic OF Ohio county, In the city Of Wheti.
ing, on
SATURDAY, December the 18th, 1877.
the following described real estate, tha. (, to nJ
Lot numbered seven IA 10 square numbered tE,h.
y-nLne (29 In the addition 10 the city Of het!!rS
known d the Buena Vista addition 10 EaII citJ.
also Lot numbartd eight (sl In the sane IquIip
and addition; also, Lot numbered nine (gl IN laue
tquAre and addition, except part OF said Lot No.
?tNenty'hye by thlrty-hye feet which WIS heroit.
fore conveyed 10 Michael Lllly,
Also, The lot Of ground Designated as Lot NUN.
beIcd Atysu Ia In square numbered twenty -.hrr
t?S) on the south side Of Twelfth street formerly
Monroe streetl, In said city Of Wheeling.
also, all Of that lot OF parcel Of ground known
and designated rs lot numbered two (2l In flune
numbered twenty mine [29l on Twelfth street OI.
nefiy Monroe street,, In the city OF WheGliDS u.
gethef with all the valuable improvements located
upon all the ab9ve described pnceli Of ground.
IEGhs OF SALE-One-th Of the purchiss mob
ey IN ealh on the day Of sale, and the Tts due 10
two equal inItallmenis With interest on said dCir.
red payments nj twelve and eighteen months IRON
the day oIEale, thu pay ment Of the deferred Install
Of the Trustee.
JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
w. u. HALLHR. AurtIonter. nolS
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Film Grove Accommodation This tain only
inns between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tpaily except SundRy-NeWATk Accommodation
tsieubOaT vile AccommOi AtIon.-Thii trsjn dirT.
Inc the day passes Backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAIFs, stopping when lequI.
red ut sherman HouAc, RunVlile, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill,
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0LD EXCHANGE sAL0OY-
" Ma 2I EIFVRurtT is

FRANKFORT AND VIENNA SAUSAGE
Constantly on hand. anl always iresh, being re.
lived daily BY express, You en- ret q I1uafe
mel, Including two glasses Of bScr or one PlnSs Of
wine, at the Old Exchange, for twenty. fys cent?
All Who know OSCAR BURDATT, know that DO
sells exactly What he adyeftiles. nn9i.WtS
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GENERAL NOTICES.
TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

crIT cLERK's OPFIcE, l
WHEELITo, W. Va, November IS, ISL. J
Eotlre Is hereby given to all coucerntd that CITY
Taxes aud Wafer Eenis ars now due, and that Rltel
The int OF December Ten per cent interest Will d
ClIlrHed on the same.
nO2O ALEX. uPoEuRAFF. City Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
mANTED no EXCHANGE.

'Dtlnbly locitcl Baltimore Or dwelling pro.
perry, under rent, iOr 40 Improved Farm 10 IVES
Sss ". rsYsIiis t u. EaltiS 3 q ID.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21

tVhatevermay be said Of those Demo
Gratis responsible for the rebellion or of
the Copperheads who rejoiced when re-
bellion prospered and wept when II was
subdued, or. of thnse who were so fierce
for war only a few weeks ago, we honor
the Demoe1aticf maj IN Congress for
their action on the electoral bill and for
their deter erminat ion to submit to the de-
cision Of the Commissions, though adverse
to them, when the. law and facts seemed
to them SO clearly to- be on their side.
The country has passed through its great
est peril, and without war, or the pros
pect Of it, and the, good sense Of Congress
and the people will be rewarded by an
era Of upprecedentel prosperity
The South viii now make long strides
forward redeemed, as twill Be, from the
oppression Of carpet baggers and ID. taught,
as it has been, lessons of tolerance which
will not soon be forgotten
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21

The cypher kilograms to and from, tn the
Tilden crowd, in relation to the Oregon
matter, showa direct attempt to bribe
the Republicans to submit TO the appoint
ment Of cronin and: that money for this
purpose was asked of Tilden and furnish
ed through the bank Of which he was a
director. The negotiations with the Re
.publicans failed, therefore a portion of the
money was returned, but Cronin7 confess
es he received $1,000 for the part he
played and a large amount was also used
under the head of attorneys fees. 20.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21

It will be seen from the statement of
the louisiana decision, published in our
columns, that that decision
wholly covers the Oregon case, and, as
there is nc. doubt about the South Caroli-
ma vote, though the title Of the Hayes
electors is disputed, there is no longer a
doubt about the result: Hayes will be
declared the President elects and will be
inaugurate on. the 5thof March. The
Democrats in Congress have wisely de-
,ermined to submit though sTilden may
still contest in the courts if he chooses to
do SO. - .zg.ei...5 le ......l t.-..L h ..r...i
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21

The. Racine Wis Advocate Of q re-
cent: date contains the following conpli-
mentary notice Of one Of our associate
justices: go 80. -. : : -
Judge Barnes, an associate justice of
the supreme court Of Dakota Territory,
favored us with cali. The Judge looks
we'll and gives promise Of seeing many
years to come, 70 fill mission Of useful
ness. The Judge is not only live, but
an able man, a sound jurist, q public spir-
itad citizen, and whatever his hands find
to do does with might and energy and
always well. We have had the pleasure
of knowing the Judge PERSONAL for
many years, and can say he has the ster-
ling worth of the man in him, and the
Territory Of Dakota may feel proud OF
having 50 able and efficient Judge. Long
live Judge Barnes. a5sH s1t5 -4dzaI
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21

Peter Stems returned Monday even.
ing from Iowa, bringing with him car
load of horses, which he will immediate
ly put on his freight and express route
between Bismarck and the Black. Hills.
Fargo Times.
Parties owning quartz lodes in the
Bear Butte district seem to have struck
a regular Bonanza, the quartz being the
richest in the Hills. A new town, call
ed Virginia City, has recently been
laid out. These mines are less than
two hundred miles from Bismarck.
The Bismarck delegation in the Leg
islature prove to be not only popular
but seem to have been more successful
th@n almost any other delegation. We
know of nothing that they have left un-
done that could be done to advance
the interests of this county. They de-
serve to be greeted on their return with
a warm and heartfelt welcome. Though
opposed in the election to both we can
cheerfully say "Well done good and
faithful servants"
Major Whitehead will leave Mime
apolis for the Black Hills arriving at
Bismarck about March the 10Th. Hav-
ing secured special rates from the rail
road company he offers passenger,
freight and baggage rates to those join
ing his party as follows: One person
with one hundred pounds of baggage
from Minneapolis or st. Paul to the
Hills, $4,000; one person team and wa
gen to Bismarck $45. all other freight
one dollar per cwt. Address James
Whitehead, Minneapolis, Mimi The
Maj. is reliable in every respect and
this is good opportunity to reach the
land Of golden nuggets.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21

General Sherman has written letter
to the Committee on Military Affairs, OBJ
jecting to the signal service expenses be-
ing charged to the cost of the army. The
signal bureau, General Sherman does not
oppose, but he objects to the army esti-
mates, which are necessarily very heavy,
beiEg charged with the cost of maintain
ing such body of men. They ymay call
them Colonels, Majors, Captains, Ser
geants andprivates, but that does not make
them soldiers.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21
BISmARCK.


Business and Building Prospects.
q From the present outlook next season
will he lively one at Bismarck. The
river business will be greater than ever
before; the Black Hills business promises
TO be immensely increased while that in
connection with the military is growing
from year toiyear. The present winter,
SO far as business is concerned, has pro-
ven to be the best we have ever had.
Trains have been operated regularly on
the North Pacific and the local business
has more than paid expenses, including
the construction of large amount of
additional snow fencing. The erection
;oftnew structures has already commenc
ed: and much building will surely follow.
The removal of the o. S. Court to Bis
marck will involve the erection of a
court house of some kind. A school.
house IS needed, and the people will do
themselves injustice and outrage the
good name of our; city if they do not
make provision for such structure this
season. 1t now seems certain that a
twenty thousand dollar hotel and proper
railroad buildings will be constructed
this summer. With the erection cf
these buildings and the construction Of
the court and school houses our city will
drop its present nature and assume an
entirely different character. Instead of
the low wooden business houses which
are now the general rule, large and
handsome brick blocks will be erected.
The advantages of every nature to bus
mess and to society that will follow this
change can scarcely be estimated, and if
Bismarck does not make long strides
toward becoming city in fact, as it now
is in name, we have failed in our esti-
mate of causes which always produce
effects.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21

Young Sidell, asst. cashier First Ma
tienal Bank of Minneapolis, was shot dead
Monday morning by Kate Noonan, who
caused his arrest some time ago for Sc
-duction- - ssis
/, The General Land Office has. directed
the Fargo Office to refuse applications for
entry on the lands thrown open by the
'Hoagland decision. Sojump1ng rail road
lands has been discontinued.
Gen. Miles sshass been ordered East, pro-
baby, to conferswith the military author
tiles in relation to the military situation
in the northwest.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21
Wants More Light.


BISMARCK, Feb. 20-I see in the TR1-
IBUEE of the 9th the so called financial
statement of Burleigh County which
gives the Indebtedness for 1875 at 49,.
l46, ,22;, Indebtedness for 1876 at SO, ,304,- :
06.. Now the report of the Coun y
Commissioners for 1876 shows that
the Indebtedness incurred for '76 was
about $4,000, portion of which was
cancelled BY treasurer for taxes which
would diminish the outstand ing indebt-
edness for rs materially.
Now Mr.. Editor, if the indebtedness
incurred for 7G was $93o4,06 let US
know what it is for, as the county COM
missioners report shows items for only
about $4,000. l trust this will serve to
call attention to this so called financial
statement for [ thihk it will bear con-
siderable explanation.
TAX PAYER.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21

There is considerable excitement in the
Red River valley over the reported decis-
ion, which it is said throws rail road lands
opento settlement, and the Dalrymple,
Chaplin and, other farms, as we'll as a large
quantity of vacant lands, have been jump
ed. The people, however, will find that
they are misinformed in this matter, and
that they are wasting their time and mon
ey. No claims can now be initiated, to
odd sections which will take precedence
over the rail road grant
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21
NOTES AND NEWS.

NOTES AND NEWS
John B. Keeter has been appointed pesnssser q.
8. A.
Beecher is on a forty thousand doIIsr lecturing
A Brooklyn sheriff has q salary Of $soOo0 per
anaum. ....;s, 80,
Bismarck thinks that war between Rassia snd Fuf.
key is Inevitable, -. sy..:.s
Grover abored without reward Out OtolaAA1 wSs ~
not do wrong without pay. c..@ /. q
Colopsl Gordon has been appointed Governor OF
the Egyptian province Of fSoudan .p,
Col. ". S. King was recently elected President q
the Minnesota Agricultural Society. !;
Harry Barnes was killed in saloon row q aa1s.
vile, Black Hills, 3 few days ago.
The Montana LegbIatsre has changed the name 81
the Little Big Horn TO Custer River. ~s@-
The imbeciIe son Q, Astor paid Judgment ofsat.s'
600 for CT uelty to child few days ago.
President Grant is packing his trunks and thefc..
fore refuses to see visitors after - o'clock m:
Simon Cameron says the breach Of promise sait
brought against him is for lackmainngs pefnAPI 3
An Iowa Judge has sentenced g lsyyers TO tMS
years in the penitentiary for the seduction OF .
client.
The Deadvood Pioneer says james McPheried
shipped east 3l6 ounces Of gold during the week
Of January.
ACalilornia man has been indicted for Offering
Secretary Chandler $500 for decision In his favor
in q land case.
Captain Tinblin, Of Nebrssks, WAS shot ct Custer
City few days ago by Jack Barnet, Of Montana.
and fatally wounded.
Fred May Was in New York . few days ago.. He
seems to have been uninjured In tAe recent duel
Bennett is in Europe.
Senator Bayard VIII or oughtto he the next Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency. He y the
noblest Roman In the party.
Ex Congressman j. Il. johnson, Of kentucky,
brother Of Gen. r. W. johnson, Ss. Paul, shielded
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.eRAW CROW OH FEII ilW
0'' S',Ss, n llsii1 NJ
And the Election Of Hayes
Assured. 4
Dgu uoCRlTS PROTEST. BUT WISELY
DETERMInE TO SUBMIT.
No Further Opposition to be Made.
[0uisianz Statue Quo to be left
for Hayes. -,
OTHER MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Special to:eke Bismarck TRiBUM:

Special to1aee Bismarck TRIBUNE:
LOUISIANA.
T.IPAUd, Feb. 2O.-The electoral com
mission Friday decided by vote of s to
.7not to accept evidence as to the action
of the Louisiana returning board; not
to question the legality of the state gov
ernment; that electors holding federal
Offices we're eligible by reason of resigf
nation in time to be chosen to fill va
cancies; and finally that the eight votes
.of Louisiana should be counted for
Hayes. This and the Florida decis ion
''- '' COVERS THE OREGON CAsB
in favor Of the Republicans.
The Senate on Saturday confirmed
the decision.
The House, by taking a recess, post
poned its action till to-day, but the vote
will be formally counted for Hayes at
the meetir z Of the joint convention TO-
day. livery Democrat in Congress has
signed protest against the Louisiana
decision but no further opposition will
be made to the
- s~@s, SELECTION OF GAYEs,r-g
q msjorhy of Democrats having SO
resolved Va caucus.
President Grant has resolved not to
disturb the statu quo ia Louisiana but
to leave that state for Hayes to deal
With. The probabilities favor *
= ~ DEMocRAT1c CONVENIENT
in South Carolina, Florida and Loui-
ana.
i.G-g ~ aad WELDON, ,aTf.t Of:
who attempted the assassination of
GOV. PACKARB,
OF Lodisiana, Isl a porthern div goods
clerk. Packard was merely grazed by
We!don's shot.
& The bill for r9creat1ng
81 LINCOLN TERRITORY -
outof the Black Hills country goes over
to the next session.
ALL IRELAND
and Irishmen throughout England and
Scotland are making great preparations
for the funeral obsequies of John O'Ma-
nv late Fenian head centre.
The Senate has passed the House bill
ratiying the Black Hills treaty. The
provision requiring removal to the Iadian
country was stricken out. Black Hills
lands will now be declared open to settle
ment and settlers will be protected. Judge
Bennett has been assigned to the Black
Hills judicial district and will reside in
the Hills instead of at Vermillion.
Purman, the Republican member Of
the House from Florida, declares that the
honest vote. of his state was cast for Til
den. and that it should have been SO
counted. Evidently Mr.. Purman has
been bulldozed o is playing for home
popularity.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-02-21

Congressman Carr, who succeeded Mr..
Kerr, in the House, relieved his mind
last week at the expense of his Demo
cratic associates, taking the gronnd that
the result of the compromise measure
which the Democrats SO generally favor
ed, would certainly be the Inauguration
of Hayes and that they could thank or
blame themselves for it. Since the COM
pletion Of the mission is decidedly Repub-
lican the Democratic politicians are sick
of it and disgusted with themselves that
they permitted its creation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-27
NON DUST EATER
THE SAVINGS BANKS,

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
had been working Tor hrm Tor over four years,
and bad tho good fortune by energy, economy and
total abstinence from tobacco rum, &c 10 save up
few hundred collars and last year several of
ings banks nad the audacity 10 receive my money on
deposit My nrm discharged me, with several others,
reduce expenses and since then have spent all the
ready money had, rot into debt. sold all my valu-
abIcs wore out my clothes, dsgraccd my name by not
pay ing, and at cast OF the company OF
cicty ana friends Tnesc said institutions nave not
settled vet and by appearances arc not likely Tor
some time. What AIN | TO doy nm ablo 10 do any
thing mostly, tut have no means OF subsistence Now
am tramp anu SIN nave money IA tho bank (sand
ba ~. Always thought that when bank was orga-
nzng that the trustees or directors or some one else
deposited cerain surc,cs ana bonds 10 insure all do
posters returns but now they worm aud slip out
through the keyhoc OF tho back dUor, with a cleur
(ega) conscience und lui pocket. Is there NOT some
means that the bonds, &c, can be levied upon and
the deposors get their dues with interest," ana let
those that danced pay The adder. have not had y
GOOD meal tor mouths ana stIil these trustees arc
eating the best oil turkey, paid Tor by Us depositors
Please be our friend, anu favor Tor once
A POOR TRAMP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-27
COACHING TO COMFY ISLAND.

Tbs FRS, regular trip Of the new tourL-hapd coach
'l.o;os," which runs from tho Pierrepont House,
Brooklyn. to Couey Island. nadc last evening.
three o'clock largo number Of pergon gathered
in the nc,ghboraood OF the hotel, The coach
was driven up lew minutes before four o'c ock the
sidewalks crowded. Owing 10 ina threatening
weather three OF the engaged found TO be
when Mr. hoIlln2aworth gathered up rbbons
to start. The PASSENGERS VINO thought they saw the
silver Iiniigs VI the dark clouds aud cuceruly took
the seats assigned them were Captain Charles
T.. stapie Aud wife Mr. Charles Rslyoa apd wlic also
MT William r. NcD irinald, OF Piainiica, " j., ami
two TRENDS Al four O'Clock precisely the guara gave
tue si2na or starting, and away rolled tic coach IN
the direction .. Prospect Park. Ihc route to tho
island was through Montague street. 10 Fulton, TO
Fiatbdsh avenue; through Prospect Park to Ocean
Boulevard 10 Coucy Island lie island was rcached
about i've O'Clock, and after the passengers
reshcd themselves tho hoincward Journey was begun