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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-25
CORRESPONDENTS.

NEW ORLEANS. March 20. 1877.
Miss Rosa Band
Having, during the paat aeasoh, Witnessed
wi equal pleasure and qualification. your per-
sonation of he many differ ebhrao srs you
have represented. we desire before your dspnfts
ufe from cur city 10 your Maryland homs. to
have the pleasure Of seeing yots again on tho
boards Of tho Varieties. and t1 acknowledge our
appreciation of your excellence az d finished
and highly accomplished artistic. We therefore
respectfully suggest TINT you indicate the time
when IL would beat suit your convenience to ae-
eapt afarewelI complimentary benefit
Ffanely + Nichols. John Phelps.
Tboa II Hunt, E1ui5 Wilt,
Louis BnRh, w i Vhudry,
WIN A awynn. n A Given,
A u Cammaek. Win y Bailey,
laa ID sltgef. ] II Given,
] NJ Scott. FfefiGhs,
j Macauloy j. Christ.
W a Robertson, Frank n HAL.
Morgan smith, Albeit shults,
VIII Steven, W III Owen.
y Huger, !, D Houston.
John tlegg. VIM Fagau,
z 4 Jonas uarrieon Watts.
ta . n a' WipahiorypooD. J fbST N5a;so,
Geo II Glenn. Hiah'd Weightman.
Jack LaWton. HW simmons,
I I Y I, Anatin: 4os notn,nr.
NEW ORLEANS, In. March %. 1877.
To Messrs John Phelps. Francis r. Nichols,
Thos. II. Hunt. W. q. Bailey, Harrison Watts
and others:
Gontlemen-I beg to acknowledge tho receipt
OF your esteemed favor. rendering me the high
compliment Of Il testimonial benefit under your
auspices. ! nm highly gratited Mt the fatterne
manner In which you speak Of my efforts TO
please during tho past season, for II assures me-
that my labor haa not been In vain. sbnli
always remember my seaaon in New Orleans nB
ono Of the bright epoelis Of my life. II Monday
evening. April ., will meet your convenience
would suggest that rs the date Of the proposed
performance.
Iremain. gentlemen. respectfully yours.
mh25 1t2dp ROSA RAND.
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DIED..

TWoHIG.-on Friday, March Is. 1877, at q ..
m WILLIAM TWOHfG. q native OF this city.
aged 2s years and 2 months, oldest son OF the
late Bartholomew Twohig and Catherine Shea.
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In Memory OF Edward FIannery.
Dear Eddie, no, 1t cannot be
That I no more shall look on thee,
No reora In eaa thy faca an fair

That I no more shall look on thee,
No more to see thy face go fair,
Nor look upon thy auburn hair.
No more to hear thy pleasant voice
Whi"h always made my heart rtjoioe,
No more will pleasure be in our home
Since, dearest Edward, thou art gone.
But ere thou cross the tide Of death,
Breathe to thy God 8 pra, er, that econ
III meet Thee in thy heavenly HIM;
To meet again, dear Eddie, with thee,
And love thee through eternity.
Oh, Eddie. must bid adieu
To thee weloved so fond and true;
On, I cannot speak the word, know
We may not meet here below;
Bat hope We ii meet above,
And, though mother and slsler may
Weep and moan, they'r think Ct thee,
Not 90 dead, but6one before.
Il t#ia NSSAS1as - ~
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Economy il the road u weAisn. Visis the
Honey Island wood gard, ahd you vii 10 paid for
ycHr trouble,
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Amvsas ENTs THIS EvENINu.

AcAprmy or Mutto -4 Oliver Doud byron
srianty OF Money
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-25
chee.aw Reign OF xerrror.

Fort Smith (Ark.) Independent:
There appears to be great excitement
in the Gboetaw nation. The Light
horse are riding over all parts of the
nation, arresting halfsbreeds and white
men, and sll that are living near the
line are coming over into the state for
protection. There are several men, who
are leading men in the nation, in town.
having escaped from the Light horse.
We have conversed with some OF them,
and they do not know what ehprges are
against them All this excitement is
produced by the action, arbitrary too,
Of Coleman Cole, governor Of the ma
ton. He Is fuil~blooded Indian, and
is acting without law 1t isfaid he has
minated, that when he gets his priss
oners into the mountains. he will make
quick work of them. There is really
reign of terror in the Choctaw nation
Men are driven from their homes and
families without cause.
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Inc Dimeal,y and . armc,y.
TRINITY Mills, DAr.LAs Co. ]
Au.a1st 20. fSTT


-.
August 20, isT7.
10 the Editor Of The Herald:
our community is excited about once
every week by the report that some
good horse or nnule--sometimes several
~ onee-has been stolen out of the
neiVhboahood. either out of stables or
from the prsisies or pastures. A short
and generally Intellectual search is made
by those directly interested, but want
Of assistance and many other causes
combine 10 defeat the object. Some-
times il 80 happens that the owner gets
a cold trail, leading directly of to
some distant point, which he soon loses
or Is deferred from prosecuting from
fear Of putting his life in the h lands Of
despersdoes The evil has become so
common. not only in this community.
tut over the state generally, | am well
satisfied, that il has become difficult to
get men 10 turn out, in good earnest,
on proper search for the property or
thieves. simply because their time is
occupied and they cannot obey the ire
quency Of such calls. In addition 10
horse stealing, ~ cow stealing Is also of
very common occurrence In fact, the
AttAiiAe NlLN Aittt ~ - III u tstIEt Int1SNIE
supplied by small cattle thieves, who
raid upon the country for twelve miles
around. take the stock and drive them
during the night, so that by mornine
they are in the butchers shambies, and
only bv some ACCIDENT does the owner
perceive his loss, till il is too late to
make any discoveries In some in
ssnnees isrmefs have lest nearly their
entire stock before they were ssare of
their being ont Of their range.
NOW. Mr Editor, write To propose
an efficient remedy. the only remedy
which bas ever succeeded in Texas
Kansas, Missouri. Illinois, California.
Oregon and other states. IL is a des,
| pefate remedy but short, quick and
( decisive; justified however, upon the
high ground Of necessity, because the
slow process of state law allows thou
sand opportunities for the escape OF
the criminal, when be happens to be
caught, but our sberiifs and other Off
GERS are not sufficiently paid for such
service and are not often apprised in
time to make close pursuit
The remedy propose Il briefly, that
the active residents in every beat and
in every county. organize into a cons
nattee fof vigilance il you lke) com
tribute small sum each. appoint
proper officers, and whenever theft
| occurs, let tiie party suffering apply at
cnee to the head or chief for men and
NESTS to begin prompt ard efficient
search for the thieves and stock, the
stock to be delivered to the owner
free Of further charge. and the thieves
delivered 20 Che sheriff Of the county,
unless they attempt sacape and are
sit!ler shpt, drowned Or hopelsasly ems
ts0eled in acrue gfapeyins OF rope
dragging loosely about hops thi1
| viii stimulate every community ~ ~
| IN tIle matter. beytnpinG 4 nseeanesy
~ .tse prunereM eenr se(le poN
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CentauI
Linim ents
ona Kind tcg TIA Eplaan Family.
The othsr for Horses and Animals.

ona Kind tcg TIA Eplaan Family.
The othsr for Horses and Animals.
gness Ltnimepfs srs simply ne lzDaasr OF
the world. fseir effects ass utlle iesss thaa
marvellous
The white Ltnimenf l. far the human
fauniiy. II VIII dfivt rheumatism. ssC!stlcs,
aud neuralgia nom the syss..r.. s,,r,. I.rfa-
bsso, chllbissns, I.ocE law. Palsy uca- mo
most tataneous Erupti0ns, il extracts frost
nom frozen hands and feet, ana tee poison
ol oi,ss ana stinss Of Venonoas Reptiles: u
subdues swel.lngs, ana aiiss iaies Ia In OF
every kind. When Sprsins or bruises sDsscur
\ Is the most potent remedy ever disoovere.i
% neal tne Injured parts. The Ceuthur In
ineri IA used wlth great efnca,sy for S-oT..
throat, {uytfdehs, G2ISffi Hssl-,tsts Earara.s
aud Weak Back. The foilowIpg Is bat a sam.
PIE OF the numerous testimonial.
lSDIASA HoNK, Jeli Co. Ind, Msy :. 1s7s
u tAink !. nay duty 10 inform y0u tslat
have suffered much with sse5fl.ls gerf ss1S
es07tts. A few bottles Of CentAur Lini.ueaf
free from these swelltngs ~ e1ghf s.aT,. NoSS
4 an Issffacttv veil. The Liniinent ought 10
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
the proof Is IN the trial. 1t Is reliable Il
Is handy, II Is cheap, ana every family
cid have III Whitesh Ctaur Liniln n
The yellow Cenfaur Imminent -
adapted u the tough muscles, cerds and
iiesai OF horses and animals. Is ls- perfDffn-
ed more wonderful curys in three years Of
spawn, STRAIN SiBd-gaIis, Scratches
siweeny, and general I.s,Ineuess- than All
other reBledtss In existence Read " hat the
great H,Ayrossnleu say OF %.
'SEW YORK. January, 1875
Every owner OF horses should give The
Ceufaur Lininent a tliEi. Ne consider II
the best srtlcie ever nsed ia our stables.
~H. MARSH,
"Supt- Adams TX. s.sb.es. NY.
az. PULfZ.
.-sapt. " ~ Ex. sstaOlss. N \.
'ALEEfzJ =. DIN.
''Supt- Nat. EN. Stables, y. -
The best patrons OF this Linimen are Far
ners and Veterinary surgeons, " ho are con-
using some LiniIsent. Il heals
alls, " ounds and Pull-evlI. removes = well
.ugs, and Is worth millions Of dofisrs su-
. CaIly 20 Farmers, Livery men. stock grow
ars, Sneep-Tatsers, and those having hoFseu
Or cattle.
What Farrier cannot do for 30 the Cen
.aur Imminent win do at a tri1iins cost.
These Ltntmants are sold by ali DEALER.
throughout the country. They are warranted
Dy the proprietors, and "A butlie VIII be given
~ any fsrrier or Physician who desires 10
est them
Laboratory of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
46 Day Ss.. NEW YORK.
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One Hundred Million for a Slice Of
Northern McKee,

A gentleman has. been found offering
one hundred million dollars for slice
oil the northern part of Ne xico and,
strange 20 say, he is not an Ohio man,
but Mr. Bowman, regent o. the KEN
lucky University OF course il was not
his own money. He proposed to have
the United States pay for il, while he
managed the transaction as minister
resident" Nj. Blaine ough 10 haze
heard OF this in season for the Maine
as it would have given spice
to his rather hunl-druni remarks on
that occasion. It is enough and per-
haps too much, to say that the Mexican
20 whom Regent Bowman entrusted
the negotiation in this scheme replied
that he would prefer to "cut of his own
head rather than suggest the decker to
Diaz
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Honey.

Pitchers CasIsria IA a complete suiSstl-
tute for Castor OIL and rs as pleasant 10 take
as Honey. IL Is particularly adapted %
reething aad Irritable children. IL destroy
worms, Nssinuiates The food, regulates the
stomach, and cures - ind Colic- Pew rem
ediies efficRcious for feVeri>uness
Group, worms and HEooping Cough Cs--
turis n scientific and purel vegetable
preparation, more effective ID al Castor uN
aud neither gags or g pes
CoLU NBI a, conn, MAY :, is76.
Messrs. J. y. Rose q Co., y. u.
Gents: have Q family of eight chii drcn,
and have usad a. lnucii CastBris - any fan
iiy In the Unit.s3 States, fhiaH. I have
sssvsr found anything eqnAl 10 a. - r4tf-
drsn have been saved frnrn fever -rNcrHi
times by the nee Of Castofla. IfyrusuiI4sfio
is Use for chii'ifcu. fur many dlI tH-is. tl-s
are subject 30. IN preference % any fHtulc-us
1 know of feel it my uuty u ave Tn c-T-
tificate on account o. iiI- o.us Et- have ,ts-
rived by the Ise Of Css-tnria-
YER trIit NoUr-
NORM A. r. LITTLE
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Two car loads OF the celebrated
Brown auiky plows. sold by G. S
Mitchell 4 Co, Of this city, have just
arrived, and win beg good news to our
farmers, who have been impatieItly
awaiting theft arrival. Over twelve
hundred OF them sold last year in Mis-
saari.--w2t.
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The Dallas Barrel Factory il now
prepared 90 Oil orders for nloiassee bar
refs. hali barrels and kegs, manufae-
tuFed out Oh wsiI-seasoned cypress TIM
Der. Weaid respectfully eall the at
tention OF farmers and merchants
thereto. Send for prices before y,ur-
chasing 10 other markets. Am also
dealer IN -four barrels, slaves, head.
ings and hoops, and can Eli orders
from iailiers at short notice. Repair
ing OF ali kinds of cooperage promptly
dens. Factory corner OF Houston and
Elan streets, aear Todd's Touring mills.
Address, *. j. EtyIEN.
July i-d&w3m Postoffice box 239.
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To the Wool trowers eft North y esfern
Texas.

will be in Dallas and Fort Worth,
Texas, by the 18th of August, with q
car load OF fine young Cotswold bucks
and ewes, nom imported bucks and
pure bred ewes. The bucks clip fif.
teen 10 eighteen pounds of line long
wool the ewes average twelve pounds
OF fine wool. They have been selected
from the best herd in the biEe grass
country. near Lexington, Kentucky
viii sell by single or in lots at fair
prices. N. S. COOKE,
ang4-dl&w5t Smithfield, Ky.
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FrenehInrerlnlism.

Cincinnati Gazette, Republican: The
New York Nation Joins the shriekers
for national standing army to Keep
down labor riots How naturally do
the feehle-minded run TO imperialism
Like many silly Americans That have
been to Paris, the Nation wants to in
troduce the French fashions. But with
this, We might also have the French
fashion OF the soldiers fratern zing with
the mob
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Medical College
OFALanArA
OF ALABAMA
a q no RILr

a : M O BILE.
ihr winter eOgrse 81 Lscturvs a. ,,is In
s.,. -. ~ cotr ossnee on she a = III n
I'D ~ - next, add eiosf ApFil \. Irls-
. tHr tfrtifiii usry essErSs VII f..--t- 49,,
We middle OF OCiober a; which tln,.tr.l
s.efy foor.s Will bs opsa.
- tei.eSe his airsyr s~rn vel rrr-r.r-
- - 3. 80 IT -Artls- aa4 fafa. q 4. u.
49,. 70 its nasifg Eradzasss, ~ 49,.
- - circular and father pzrfsftt.sy, -
Fis 70 ~ h ASDE,ksDS - N
s7s'is' AagiSf !. ls77- 49, -.
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IN4uNCrIONl

have to notify the trade and the public
generally that on the oth Of May last l OBJ
tanned an iniunction from Judge j. +. Daily,
OF the Court of Common Pleas for the city
and county OF New York, against person
styling herself Madame Gouraud, !" restrain
Ing her from selling, transferring, inferfer-
ing with or in any siauper dtsposing of the
goods, rhatteis, Proprietary Articles, and
tFaie marks OF the late DIR. T. Felix Gou-
raul This enio.ns the sale of the Oriental
cream, italian Medtcatsd Soap. and all 9TH
CT OF the proprietary articles OF my deceased
fsther. l have Therefore 10 warn the tra~e
against purchasing from the said aMad am
Sonrsud ANY of said preparations or from
ueaIing IN the same during the continuance
o. the said Injunction. Meanwhile my
Noiympian Cream is free from legal efltan-
clement and my right TO i.s manufacture
anu sale unquestioaed. The public will And
In y 4 toilet article superior 10 It's late com
seliLor aud its price reduced u one dollar
trial hofties, twenty-five cents UpeapaIed
as beahtiner OF the complexion.
"A. IL. GOURAID, On tiraep wicb street
New York, July 10 1877.
augi5dewSyeow4t sgsnts
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3 The Kansas state officlaIs, Legislators
and wives, sisters and sweathearts OF
the company started from Topeka,
Kansas, Tuesday, for pleasure trip
through the mountains of Coioraio
They will be gone two weeks.
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The reputation 1t has attained, in consequence of
the marvellous cures it has produced during the
last half century, is sufficient assurance to the
pnbhe tiatit viii continue to realize tho happicst
results that can be desired. In almost every
section Of country there are persons. publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of The lungs, by its use.
AHHhe have tried acknowledge It's superiority;
and where its virtues Arc known, no one hesita:es
as 10 what medicine to employ 10 relieve the dis.
tress and suffering peculiar TO pulmonary aircc.
tons. CHERRY PICTORIAL always affords in
slant relief, end performs rapid cures of tho
inldef varieties Of bronchial disorder as well a.
The more formidable diseases efthe lungs.
AS asafeguard to children, amid the distress.
ing diseases which besst the Throat ana Chest OF
Childhood, IL is invaluable; for by lis timely use
mnititudes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, as
the cures II is constantly producing are too re-
rnarsabie to be forgotten. Ne family should be
without it, and those whe have once use,, ii
never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
prescribe 1t, and Clergymen often recommend il
from their knowledge Of its effects.
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speelal attention. gwen 70 purcba... q.
,,Is.-,-,- 'O'ise'4nns einlifGnc-- and ln, s-f-
orfit-u-ly
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slasIA on THE WING.

sea ssocs tnto enc Indsnss-Cfrrss
Communication Busin~~s and Proves
tgsDscIr an Aptfss tn ssrtgased
Sosaspche wsr psnce-1he wanaex-
fssi hsnxe az aus wird Prnirses into
Tfgfea ERrfns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-20

NKw YORK, February 10. Cotton
Demand light at 12Aal2jzc. Flour--A
little more active; superGne western aud
State So Gja6 90; common to good S. goa
90; good to choice 50 05aG %; white wheat
extra 50 LOAF 90; extra Ohio S. 9Oa7 70;
st. Louis 50 0OaS 80. Wheat-Ouly a lin.
tied export and milling demand; ungraded
spring 81 25al 45; No, 9 Milwaukee held
at 81 so; Eo.2 Chicago spring held at 81 45;
81 a bid. Rye-Western S2as5C, Barley
Dull, Malt-Firn. Con-Closed easier;
ungraded western mixed 5Sa59c; steam
mixed 59a59Hc, oats-Dull; western mixed
and State 4l1Ia55C. Hay-Shipping zoe.
Hops-Heavy: yearlings sallc; new west.
ern lOc: Cofee-Dull; Rio cargoes II IA
Gle, gold. Sugar-Firm; fair to good re.
timing 9Ia9ssC; prime 9Nc. Molasses and
Nce-FIrm. Whisky-Quiet at 81 OSl{.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-20

CHICAGO, February lO.-Flour-Un.
changed. Wheat-Actiye, but lower No,
2 Chicago spring 81 sly cash; 81 SIX
March; 81 33Ss.April; 81 SEX May; No. 8,
81 2la1 %; rejected 81 0lal 06H. Corn.
Quietat 42cl cash; Al 1Sc March, i5Hc May;
rejected SSc. Oats-Dull at SAKE cash;
@,sc bid, April; S7%c May; rejected at
GHa9Sc. Rye-Quiet and unchanged.
Barley-Dull at 5GIIC. Pork-DulI, weak
and lower at $i4 20 cash and March; SO 90
ais OH April. Lartl-Dull at $40 10 cash
and March, $40 20 April; $40 37IIalO 40
May. Bulk MeatS-Firm Of 61SaSISaS9zc.
Dressed Hogs-Sales at 50 2ja0 20. Whisky
Dull at 81 OK.
Wheat closed unsettled and lower at
81 3lHal 3lA March; 81 02 Il April. Corn
lower at Axe March; 459sa46Ac May.
Oats unchanged; prime heavy and lower At
02iGc April. Lard heavy at $40 90 cash;
$40 IOai9 so April.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-20

THOUSANDS OF women bless the day on
which DR.. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription
was first made known to them. In all
those arrangements causing backache,
dragging.down sensations, nervous and
general debility, it is sovereign remedy.
Ms soothing and healing properties render
It of the utmost value 10 ladies' suffering
from internal fever, congestion, innamma.
ton or liberation. 1t is sold by all drug.
giSts.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February 10. = Cotton 80
Dull at Ice. Flour-StfOng aud higher;
family 50 0Oa1 10. Wheat-DulI; red 81 81
nj 81. Com-Firm ut 4la4lc. Oats-Firm
at 5Sai5c. Rye Firm at 79aSOc. barley
Dull good to prime fall GOaS5c. Pork
Steady at SIG 75Gl6 90. Lard-Dull; steam
offered at $40 10; kettle llallI<c. Bulk
Meats-Dull at 5AaSH nS2GaS%c. Bacon.
Quiet att lsa7Ha9I 1a99<c. Butter Steady;
Western Reserve 23c; Central Ohio l7alsc.
Whisky-Quiet and steady at 81 OF; gener:
ally held ut 81 05.
HoGs-Steady; common So OOa5 40; fair
to good light So GOl5 50; packing SIS GOA
10.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, February l0.--FIOur-Stcady.
Wheat-Steady; No. l white Michigan
s. IS; extra white Michigan held at 81 60;
81 81 bid; amber 81 jIIE; No. 8 red 81 80;
rejected Lake Shore red 81 81. Corn
Steady; high mixed 451Ec; No. 9 spot 45c;
rejected Axe. Oats-Firmer; white Az
offered; d9c asked; Michigan 4Oci rejected
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GheGnte1ligenttr.


10 the evening, not tho morning.
Power began to change the sccue;
Not TScedlng, but advancing,
Light appeared upon LIES screen.
Chaos rGigneI and darkness lowered,
EaTthwArd DER, when, none can tell;
Thermal waters; ice Hoes, covered
Every spot where men now dwell,
Mid the AmaEOnlln mountains,
Glaciers left their hcIVy truce.
And, near Arctic heated fountains,
Mammoth dWelt and reared their race.
Changes dire and scenes surprising,
Step by step made mans abode;
What II mid each Ch1nge arising,
God Ills own OmniscenCe shovel.
II our limestone, coal, aud slmdrock,
Formed by natures modes and means.
Spread DER valleys, spannOi the hIllOck,
Then In turn were washed by streams:
Hby earthquakes sudden shAkings,
Hills upheayed or mountains rent,
Or volcanic fires and qulkings
Ger broad plains destruction sent:
II design Cich change preceded,
Mountains washed, then valley, filled.
TIL the all was formed He needed
To accomplish what lie Willrd:
What to us II lowest matter
l.ed our entrance into life;
Must the germ Its product llitter'
Does not peace emerge from strife
Man may be both mind and matter,
Both have been evolved, or changed,
FROM the lowest depths the latter,
FrOm the baIt, the FIRST estrangOd.
Backward, forward, men conjecture,
ReIOn well, perhaps attain
To tho dignity Of "leCture,"
Or, the hual thrOes Of brain.
Mind asserts It's right mud power
To direct It's creatures way,
What II God imparts that dove,
Todcvclopments Of clay.
Creatures prey upon each other
For u vantage, or for life.
What, II spirit forms should smother
Heroes made by mortal strife.
Macs meet us at each turning,
Free, or bound, who, who, eau tell"
But each heart seems ever yeaTnluy,
Mind Eternal, Peace, 10 dwell.
What's beyond we know not, tinl not,
tod 10 good, His works proclaim,
In this life work well, aud mind not,
lie will always right maintain.
Want Of foresight may engendcr
Doubts o! Providence in man,
God is ours, and our Defender,
II we serve Him rs We tan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-20

NEw YoEE, February l0.-The market
is rather quiet, and there was break in
Pacific, Manchester and ArnOlds' prints to
Ike. Cotton goods in steady demand and
firm. Dress goods are in good request.
Wooden goods quiet. The Bulletin says
l,4OO cases Of Richmond prints will be sold
at auction March list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-20

PHILADELPHIA, February 1O.-Petro.
leum-Firu; crude l4c; refined 2GNc. Clover
Secd-l5c. Flour Active; extra So 25a
6 20; Minnesota family 81 25a7 70, Whedt
STEADY; red 81 20; amber 81 57al So; white
5ja6Oc. Rye-75c on cars. Corn Firm;
yellow 5Gc: sail 56JEc. Oats-Mixed SOC.
Whisky-Western ST OS.