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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-21
VOL. 10.
at'hesling ge9lster.
cold closed yesterday at 1929.
TO CITY READERS.

r,s REGISTER has been selected by the
49,, Couucil TO do the public advertising
~ the ensuing year. Advertisements
o,u appear officially in no other paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-21

THAr's a salty affair down in Texas.
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BrNARCK Is the master spirit.
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WASHINGTON.
sOBs OF THE SAD-HEARTED SYN
DICATE.
sample OF Sherman's INSCRIPTIONS
Warfare Against the silver Bill
Ruining the Credit of the
Country for the Benefit of
the B0ndhOIders-SiIye
senator from the
Golden Gate.
seua,orFs Farley, ofC California.

California Representatives say that
James 7 Farley, the Democratic Senator
who is TO succeed Senator Sargent, in
March, 1879, is silver remonetizer and
AN extreme tree trader. Mr.. Farley is
also known to be opposed to granting a
subsidy to the Texas Pacific or any
other railroad He is opposed to Chinese
immigration, favors the abolition OF Gus
toms and the establishment of tree trade.
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AI.Aw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
A CENTURY OLD.

Some days ago the REGISTER printed
the history of q case which had just been
decided by the Supreme Court OF Ap-
pesls of this State, which was begun
fny-six years ago. a reader OF this
paper, distinguished lawyer, calls our
attention to case still more ancient.
1t was commenced in the County Court
OF Greenbrier county nearly three.quar-
ters of century ago, but the cause OF
action arose almost full century ago.
Our correspondent expresses the opinion
that if the attorneys now in charge of the
case prosecute it with due diligence, its
end may be reached by the year 1901
A full history of the case, the ups and
downs of the parties to 1t, the expenses
incurred, &c, &c, would doubtless read
like RON ance.
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Inspecting RamsdeII's Accounts

A special agent of the Department Of
Justice has been sent to inspect the &C
counts of Ramsdell, Marshal OF Virginia,
against whom charges have been made
that he has made excessive arrests for
the sake OF the fees,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-21
LEw1sBURG, w. VA, Dec. lS.


In recent issue of your paper, see
q case alluded to showing the delays Of
the law. A cause in chsncery noao pe''d-
ma in the Circuit Court OF this county
tGreenbrier) much better illustrates the
long delay sometimes attending a chan
cery suit. The suit was instituted in the
County Court of this county in the year
1904, upon bond executed in l7So, tor
one hundred and seventy-two pounds.
A Judgment WAS rendered in 1906, and
an Injunction was obtained, and In 1910
it wss perpetuated as to a part OF the
debt. This decree was reversed by the
old Chsncery Court st Staunton, Va.
Whilst the case has been decided, so
far rs the merits are concerned, yet 1t is
still pending, and If the attorneys mo'o IN
the cause are diligent, it may be finally
disposed of by the year of our Lord 1900.
The cause has now been in court sew
enty-three years.
See the case reported in 18th Graft,
579; Hutsonpiller's administrator Us. Sto'
ver's administrator.
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From Athens 10 Marietta.

Collector Kissinger has been directed
to turn over his office to Collector Pal
mer, and the same Will be removed from
Athens to Marietta James g, Wheeler,
revenue agent, has been directed to take
charge of the transfer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-21
One OF Emm.nueI's wives Dead.

The HeraLds correspondent in Rome
telegrsphs that the Countess Mersfore,
morgsnstic wife 81 King Victor En-
manuel, is reported dead IN Turin. The
King starts thlther to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-21

Reported DIVISIONS In the Cnbinet.
The announcement of the early meet
ing of Parliament, taken in conjunction
with the recent visit OF the Queen 10 Lord
8eaconsheld nj Hughenden, and the OPP
perfume appearance oi the third volume
Of the life of the Prince Consort, describ.
ing Her Majestys CrImean war scntI-
ments, has much excited the public mind,
and cast nj anxious gloom over the APP
prosching Christmas festival. This feel
Ing of
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,segrsph columns tell the terrible ste
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Total Loss Probably n Quarter of
Million.

At the very lowest calculation there
must be forty or fifty bodies IN the ruins
The fremeu will keep streams of water
on the ruins all night, and will have
the street cleared and be ready TO COM
mence digging for bodies tomorrow.
1t is feared that the wall OF the bank
building is damaged, and this will be eI-
amined before the work on the ruins ID
begun
, 1877-06-16

REMEDY FOR KICKING Cows - A
great many remedies have been sug>
gested. from time to time, for break
ing heiiers from kicking while being
MIXED. And now The statement
comes that the best plan Is lie the AMI
naI'S head up hieh. A writer III the
Neac England Farmer says he hae
urIed all kinds ot rIans 10 cure his
heiipr of his bad habit but iitd> none
SO eftectual as tying he had up high,
as the animal must luw"r her head IN
order TO kick This Is very slmpl-
remedy aud as il is less harbafiurs
than msuy plans tia! have been sug-
gp,red and are pracIiced, we hope II
may prove all that is claimed for IT,.
We cannot help renewing our advice,
in this connection. IN regard 10 a
uniform prac Ice II kind rrrafm, Mt TO
mich stock. and especially toward
heifrrs when breaking them to The
pail. In nine cases ont of ten cows
get the habit Of kicking from harsh
AMI injurious management aud a. II Is
always better 70 avoId an evil hahi
than 10 contract il. and then run the
risk Of caring it, so we say care should
he taken that COWS do not learn ihi>
habit OF kicking from thUse who have
them in charge.
, 1877-06-16
(sentauT'


''ANrIoCH, III, Dec. !, 1874.
''Mes=rs J. p. Ros & Co:
NY wife has, Tor on, tune, been a terrible SUI
fprpr nom Rhauiuatism. She has tried Eliuy p!iy-
icians and inauy rrme,jIrs Tie only thing which
has given her relief is Centaur Lin.menr- | am re
jUrei say tins has curel hrr. a:n ding ~h Il !
can 20 extend il, sale ". II. RING "
Ills Is a sampl" Of many lplSlni Testimonials re-
e. vel, OF Won Tful ours eii'ctef by the CentIuT
Ll;iuIeot. The ingredients OF tIiS article are pub
iis;,c1 around each bottle 1t cott'ns Mi;eh A'zr
Meufln ArEicI Rock Ol Carlo ic, an ingredients
tie Ceujlur iu.rn-nt Is performing more cures o.
we!lin=s, STIFF Joints. up ioas, EhruInatisrn
Neur,.Ial. Sei4tica, Cakel Breasts, Lock jaw, Gc ,
than all other IinlmentS, En.blOcatiOus Extracts,
Oiutmeuts. and P.dsters DOW IA us.
For looth3c-e p EaTecne, Weak Back, 1tch an ]
CU'anecu~ Erupt.oUs, 1 i admirable IL currs burrs
aui sc.k.s without scar Extracts p,}Son I ON
bites ana stinls, and heals tsUs,s-lites and cIl-
bliuS, IN shlTt tine. No fanny can aHlri 10 br
without the Cet;au IiTiTu I While wrapper.
The ScEstasIr l.isE:s=sc. yellow WRAPPER, Is
G7aptrd tll- tough skin, muscles Wii Il 81 oi the
a.nal CREATION. Is effects gp1a severe c.is-~ of
spawn, SygerHy, y ini Gall, Big dead AMI Pol
Evfl, ar. l-glr less tlan malvvL.us
Ne>sls- J. McClure * Co, Lruggisists. cor Elm
ana Front SIS. CircIuDstI, O., say;
. Ia our n-i4sAuOri4uOi HHloer of tsams'ers are
using Tie Centaur I.isimenl. They ps,EouHce It
s:p-li1r 10 anything they have ever used. We sci!
as lsh - tour five dozen bottles PEI month 10
these tttmsrrTs."
We have thnglsin n : Of similar testimonials.
Fer Woua IS, Calls, Scratches, Rn--to:e, Sc,
aud iCy Screw Moan >ietp, At has TO rival Ear
III - I.vrsy y-IeIs ant S,,el-is.sr, lave ia tbs
IuIt, at Il rc;.eiy which = wurt: AunGfei tlH.e-
I-.t:a.ory OF / b ros- & Co,
rs G44~ II DtT ST, MN lCEG.
, 1877-06-16

TIE Gulf STREAM.-The great "rIv
er in the cceau." known as the guilt
stream, from the Gulf of Mexico To
the Azores, Is 5000 miles in length,
and irs creates! breadth 100. At The
first It's speed Is four miles sn hour
but this graGnaIIy declines as IT be
comes more dtiused. OFF ;be coast of
Florida It's temperature is eighty three
degrees, or nine degrees ah've Ihe sur
founding waters; aud of Newtouud
land, in winter, II is twenty FIVE 10
thirty degrees warmer than The neigh
boring seas. thus causing The dense
fogS OF that region. II Is great dis
penser Of heat aud moisture in lis
course. To lis Influence are owing
the vrrdure ot the Emerald Isle, "
aud the mildneSs of the climate Of
Western Europe compared with coun
trirs elsewhere Of corresponding lau-
tudes. Ii arrests Il e chilling Aic!Ic
iceburgs, which melt away IN is tep
id waters. 1t is OF . deep indigo blue
as long as itS current il deep and mar
row and the line of demarkaliOn be
tween it and the adjacent waters is 50
marked that n vessel may be sPer
floating one half in the gulf stream
and the other in the common wa,ers
of The sea and TWO buckets let down,
one al The bow and The oJher at thr
Stern, will draw up wafer differing IN
temperature by no less than thirty de-
grees.
, 1877-06-16

SvGAR-The people of This country
are soled for importing or bnylhG
of other nations enormous quapi''les
Of goo l., costing immense runs IN
gold, that might as well be made al
home. Sugar is Que Ut these. lhe
amount of this article yearly Is tFdiy
enormous. Hard as times were last
year more than 100000 tons, UP
wards Of 2,000,00u,0 900 ronnd~, r,''>r.
ing, at s cent, more Ihau SlOOOO0 ,VJV
in gold, besides an equal qHaiI;y q
molas>es and syrup, Wa. imported from
abroad, exclusive Of the small amount
made in Louisiana. This year real
or pretended scarcity in all the sugar
producing regions of The world makes
the price much higher than usual.
The sources of making sugar III This
country all wilhou' limit All the
NAPLES, especially the suti and >ngar
naples, yield floods of sap read, 1" Oe
boiled nlO sugar Gr syrup, tnat DOW
runs To waists all over the cunn'ry, bui
litrle bring untitled. The ba'iernu'
also gives a very superior qHa!lly'
This rIee is said 10 BE- the sole iepeE-
dence of the Cncassl lus for bo'h >ugai
anu .,ru,. lndian corn also gives Il
first A. cane iuice in The stalk, before
The formation of ears, aud ai'e'~ar'i'
as grape sugar in The mature gram
in quantities only limited by The de,
msnd. The beet, containing I 10
per cent , according 10 the season, ha'
been protitahly used in California the
past year, and might undoubtedly be
usrd east uf the Rocky Mountains
The United States ought 10 export
instead Of importing, both sugar and
syrup.
, 1877-06-16
Di.trfca Cossrt sssE2agaoass
OF W4SHiNGT0N, &c

TERR!TORT OF TISHiNGT0N,l &C
C0Hs{y Of u GII IS Gjig.
Ia the District cosri c' TIE F1t aieii District Of
ISa.Dgfoa fe.Tiiory.
sNGELINE CIRLDN, P,Giat0, rs CHARLES
1 Il CIRLON, DsjendaHf-
THE UNIiED SiAiE> or AMERICA TO
L CHARLES \. Il CARLON, Driruitni: Yuu
are hereby inquired 10 spp ~ in act on irou-ht
against yoI hy ANOEIINt CAkLON, plaintiff, in
tie district urt OF the +. St JG.iIal District Of
Washington irIrtoy, Loi lug terms ~ Col!aN, IN
AMI p the uutIeS Ot : eveuS mi hIrm3n, 10 nH-
swrr the Complaint OF ? tiu-H, Tilri in Nh!tm "a
coun with tNenry dtys after she service ot tEls
summons, exclusive OF tEe day of service Ii not
srrvei IL sail county but in sud Dis net, iu thrty
DAYS oheruiss gItIH sixty dayS, O the sal Pal.-
tiff viii ttk. Ju l-lne 1 against YOU by dclut (, &C
cor Ing TO th, pray r Oi tie complaint.
The >ald ion Is br usht 10 dssa " TIE bonds OF
m4trim0ry existing tetw Plaintiff and D-f-nd-
ant on TIE grounds OF le,eItinb allan o. rn'ut
Of ainif by Defendant and iOr other pIO9tr relief
III th- pr, MISS
And you are here no'if-I that ~ is ap-
near and answer the sili complaint ahuyv quirei
the Plaintiff viii apply 10 the urt Tor the rellet
demante tueTrin.
Witn-ss the Hon. S. c. WINGARD, Ju ',e Of
L. > The District C'ur OF tie FIst Ju 'ieial
- District q: Washington IeritorF, AMI the
sal ol sad urt af Isi this lst Lay OF VI y. A. D.
ls7.. A REEVES AY Is, tlerk
T. ISHAM. Pl4IfIr II ; Attorney. -36N
, 1877-06-16

LETTER WRIrrG An exercise
which should be introduced into all
our schools Is letter writing. Aside
from the instruction in composition
which is thus impaired, it accuetoms
children 10 express themselves nauur
ally IN correspondence. Ii may sound
incredible, b1t il is true, that many
grown up people, and teachers at that,
do not Know bow TO write be simplest
business letter. They cannot p ace
the address aud dale in The proper
place, aud they do not know how to
express what lney want 10 say. They
can talk intel.igibly, but when ii
comes 10 wrl;lng, Their seD,e seems TO
desert them. The reason of this is
that they have never had prac ice un'
ser competent instructor. \ few
hours each week spent in this exercise
would be prutiiably employed.
, 1877-06-16

BARNuN SuLD.-The prince OF bum
bnggers has been humbugged himself
at last. A tace,ious Texan lately
caught a full grown mu'e-ear rabbit,
and for his amusement, wrote TO Bar
nun about it. giving a glowing de-
ScIip,iun of its tireiness, the difficulty Y
OF lis capture, Us habits, etc, without
naming ;he beast The alert show
man, anxious 10 possess so Singular al
animal, offered twenty-five dollars tor
il. Ii Was promptly expressed, the
check daily sent IN return, also a free
ticket 10 the show, with this appre
elative letter from EaInum's agent
II am anxious 10 See you, for yod are
the only man living who ever hum
bnggsd BArnum. TIE rabbits are
worth here in the markets 70 cent,
each"
, 1877-06-16


REAL Comforts OF LiFE.-There
are numerous conceptions of pleasure
and comfort. Most people find, with
or without experience, thai The real
comforts o. lie are found al home
For there the devoted wife is the pre-
siding deity; there the children
praise and pray there the young girl
approxlmates aud reaches womau>
hood vi hin lis sacred precincts
yonth puiS On the responsibilities oi
manhood, there are the reunions oi
hearts, and hope and prayers; there
eau be found real rest there are The
place andaif-etiOn typical of the better
hf here the terminating and lind
ing together of hearts and minds an
souls in bond as strong as a chalu
and as lovely as a wreath oi beauteou'
flowers there the memories that glow
and exist with life itself; there the IN
fiueuces that strengthen and bless and
guide in after Years, wherever ou'
footsteps roam.
, 1877-06-16

PREsERyING EGG>.-One OF the best
methods of preserving eggs for cnii
nary use, Is To- cover Ihem with lime
water The lime water is prepared
by slaking some lime in vessel, and
after it is settled, pouring off the clcsr
liqnid, which is kept TO pour over the
eggs 10 be preserved The eggs
should be packed in LAYERS, with The
large end down, and kept constantly
covered with the liquid. O. course a
cool cellar or other place mu.i he used
for storing, or preservation is impoS,i
bic. Anolhrr excellent method of
packing, is TO use dry salt instead of a
liquid. |; is more convenient, and
sGme persons assert that il is equally
effective. The box or jar shoaId be
put in cool cellar, the eggs eel large
end down, and the salt spinkled IN
among each layer az Il is put in. Be
careful not TO have the eggs touch,
bu, leave space ot quarter Of an
inch or more between, 10 be flied IN
with salt. Eggs packed in this man
ner will usually keep sound for six
months or more.
, 1877-06-16

Il JUsTIFIABLE STKATA6EM.-Cha- :
ting idly with the drugglSt, my stt' n
tion was attracted to girl who hesl.
ialei moment at the door, and th' n
came with rush, as il abe Was desr>
Gus of entering before she could
change her mind. Going TO the dark
end ofthe shop. she becsond the drug
gist toward her, and then caIned on
au animated conversation III whispers.
What she asked lie evidently at trsi
refused TO give, then, though she
tried to conceal her face, II c. uid be
seen that she WAS pleading with hiD-
explaining, promising then, WIN az.
parent reluctance ami many rJane~
tion,. ne maie up aud gave her III
;le package OF powder, which, aitr
paying she thrust into her bosom
Then she hurried out, stllI avertIitk
ber face, which was cnriuuSly ed am
pale by turns. THAT girl waned az
senlc," slid the Druggist, 10 exp'ana
ton Of the singular scene, ~ whIch %.
course | did not give her. Sne vans
it TO poison rats wi h, she s.yS
Couldn't understand why She shon"
be refused il without a doctors 0rte.
and wouldn't give hei name and al
dress. Finally, on her promising l.
he very careiel in using il, 2nd not lei
il fail in the way OF any human beings,
| gave her what she believes IO be IL
,rnic. When she takes /; she Will be
come sick, she will immediately re-
penI and want 20 live, and she viii
live aud not try suicide again. l sre
two or three women of that sort every
week. Ii | didn give them some
thing they wouid go aad hnd some OF
The idiots abuuDdlng III eur business
who would be more credulDus or iess
conscientious. All she needs Is the
lesson rhrt severe fiji ght will give
her. Women rhi ka from physics
pain, aud if she takes poison 1t Is u>u-
ally 10 a moment Of passion or despair,
and in a m>jo.ity OF Instances no soon
er has she swallowed it than the love
of lite reas >erts itself"
, 1877-06-16
District Cstsre Summers.
TERRITORY OF WiSLIYCTCY. 90
C0Haiyot nGia IaIta,
j., he D,sfrs,f Ceurf 0y The Ff!f Judicial Disfy

TERRITORY OF W-iSHlACICA, Sc
CsHaiy az HGid 'ialta,
h, Tee Distract CeUri OF tbe FuSt JHdicidI DiStric
a. u dShiHg on TcTri 6Ig.
j. }. HISENAN, P.Gs.4i.B, rs IHk NEFiDI and
NOR RIHERN EFLEGR-PH CO., G,td PLi n
BCRR D.tsadaHtS-
VHa UNIIED STATES OF AMERICA -T0THE
L NEVADA sui NORTHERN TkLEG RAPH
co. aut PLAT BURR, Defendants: on are hsle-
by required u spp Ia aeti,H Gso1Sht ae:au 4
JOu by j. f WISENAN, P aibiff in tie Di-trict
Court OF the F.rs; Ju1eil District uf Wasin .toii
IerrIt ~, BOILING at the cii OF Nalls Nula
in and Tor the COUNTIES oi Halia v ala AMI Counl-
uIa, 10 answer the comp amt Of plaintiff, r.ei IL
~sla Haiia noGuty. within twenty days alter tie
service o. tins ,Ncl>l OF tie day OF
YIc. II SrITuC in said county, but ia slIl Dis
treG thirty aBys others IS within sixty days Og
The sad PHurif VIII take Jud meLt against YOU by
default, according to the praye Of the COMPLAINT
TIE said action Is brought to recover the sum OF
s9S5 2l- 100 gold CON. cue Plaintif by Defendants
Ior servic hauling Telegraph wire IuIm Waila
Nslli 10 Baker City, and along Dvfen lants' Eue IN
Octoter aud NoveiEb-r, IS )
And you are hereby hc; I;isl that u=less you ap-
p and answer the ss oLInplsint above rquir-
ell the prayers OF the Plant If WIil b gIa:ted VII.
- ness tn son. :. C NIsGARD, Judge oi
! l. S ;i.s District Court Of the Frat u!icail
49, District Of Washington frrIliors and th,
al al said Court atiys J. this l0ta i.y OF April 4
b 1877. 4. REkVEs AIkES,
JANIS D. MIX, Cr,k.
ptaiurfF, Attorney ;q-gw
, 1877-06-16

DrsPoNDENcY.-W hat riehl has any
one endowed with an ordinary sEa e
Of intellect, and LleS>ed with a r..
spec able share Of good health, /" des
pond ? What is the cause Of de>p"n-
dpncy? What is the meaning OF ?
The cause OF II is weak miGd, and
the meaning Is s;n ,v.denct never
intended that one of his creatures
should be- victim of a desire Ia feel
and look the gloom OF a lhunier-
cloud. Never irspond. fiirnd,y read
er, for ore of the first entrances Of
"f vice 10 the heart Is made through
;hp instrumrnlali;y of desroudeucy
Al hough we cannot expect all our
days and hours to be gilded 10y sun
shine, we mast not for mere momen
Iary g:iefS suppose that they are 10
he enshrouded IN the mist of misery. or
clonded by the opacity OF sorrow and
misfortune.
, 1877-06-16

LovELIxEsS.-What constitutes true
loyrlIue>> Not the polished brow,
the gsuly dress, nor the show aud pa
rade of fashionable lite. \ woman
msy have all the Outward marks OF
beauty, and ye. not pu>se>s a lovely
character. Ii Is the benevolent di,po,i,
iion, the kind ac's, aud The Christina
department. Il is IN me heart, where
meekness, truth, affection, humanity
are found, whrre We louk for lowell.
ness, nor do We look in vain. The We
man Who can sodthe lhs aching heart,
smooth Ihe wrius.ed brow, alleviate
the anguish OF the mind, aud pour The
balm oi consolation In the wounded
breast, possesses. in an eminent de-
gree. true ioreiins-s of character.
, 1877-06-16
UNITED STATES CLAIMS.
Land for Soldiers-Iand and Kich hin'
tor sale or Trade-Furnished h''"
and Mill for sale or Trade.

7 COLLECT SCRIP, INDIAN Y0tChL1r1r; -
Rounty, New Orleans AMI Other prlEe Hoss! - a
dur. ami POsloft Z claims; Obtlin Priisoa', =.
heers, soldiers sailors. ~ouuGs! injured or y -.
title to aai ami iana @ variants tor solii !.
before 81 March, 1855 and stten4 10 AZ 49,
ness Ut Washington Locate Timber Lana, "a "a.
Strip and bom-steids or lands near P1rt1nI 80
and elsewhere VIII sill CTaBbeTr PralT's, "A,
and limbefed Land, AZ prices lower t'sI - y
Rich Placer Gravel Beds and Quartz lEgssS, =,
or tEa1-- Also, viii sell Furnished houe-O-
= '' . -- N. CARTEB..
esm Portland, oE'-
, 1877-06-16

Az EXAMPLE A few weeks ago
III Hayes and Mr. Packard were
riding The same wave. Mr.. Hayes
rode safely into port, bur the wave
curIed over Mr.. Packard and swamp
Ell him. Their situations just now are
very different, but they are identical
in one RESPECT they Illustrate the ciS
position of the American people 10
peaceful methods of government. Mr..
Hayes can serve his country IN ctflce ;
Mr.. Packard can serve his country as
an example.
, 1877-06-16

A NATURAL bridge. far more wen
derfnl than that in Virginia. has re-
Gently been discovered in Elliot conn
tv, Nv. Ii is Of solid stone, and form ;
a rnagnifcpn; arch l62 feet long and
15 leet wide at the TOP, the river, the
Ii tie CLANCY. rolling over. 100 feet
below. Fifty yards above the bridge
is waterfall. 60 feet HIGH. and The
view from the bridge Is said TO be ex-
tremely beautiful.
, 1877-06-16

WLDExs EVERY DAY.-Poliiically,
the deIay % The extra session is a
good thirg fpr the democrats the
Utica Observer alleges. The radical
breach wldens every day, and before
the middle of October the two frac>
tions will he in excellen, fighting trim
Ii Is Dct likely that by October the
desire 10 investigate Hayes fraudulent
title will be confirmed no longer tu
the democrats, but will be shared by
a large number of those who helped
forward The conspiracy which placed
him in The White House.
, 1877-06-16
EDWN SgiE4 EEs. RATES.

DIIfrtreI u II. o 5. \. COS ElF's AZ MAMA.
Si,7clsaul.~e, Frit anil Vegetables, s.'ue rates as
love j,r ton measurement
Wool, on=-sii! ..o.a than The above rates pr ton
wes-At. Bel h.I-S each To cents
v Opi, sad, stone aEI /. ve Stock ~ agreed on
rats up or down, y g=.r .oal
Uouil= I.Ies on last trsi-Iit ,---l;lges, up or
down, ge,e,yei IIos. or d-ilvcgei - hss.s.
AL fr-:llst rot sr!.vyr-l lr:o:e P. ss on tn day
a:fes It IS re'syel a the de! ots WI 0e stored
owner expense rri RISK
AID al I-I-it rog-iyi atde?,.s vi b - owner :
mex OF t.e uuui sh ?Pei Geiiverr! to cor-igree,
Al til.s payable IA gold eo.n brioie delivery O:
f:ei-Lt.
, 1877-06-16
SPECIAL FREEGRTS.

Pianos, Billiard Isbits, Furniture. Glass, Glzss-
and is contents III ur otherwise, Queens
Ware. Marble sn. Castings taken only At Owner 5
TIss Oi iIa.aIe, hTe. kaye az gkIEe-
Acl's- IurlynIInrs, Bur ming FiuIas, Oils AMI all
otk'r Aqli :, IN cans o. o.Ler ytssels, ut owners
Tl>k OF le- kase.
Igss taken only at owners risk ot b-e-4s5ge.
F,ntS, Veaetab -, and al oh uersL,1le prep.
rFty, at owners rlsk ui IrOst tir 'i-1.ly.
Furniture Tot boNei, aEl all Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements, set mp 0r kuockr,l !pvu,
n ogLrr's II of samgc AMI tfifiu-, or b-etkIgu.
No: wilt tie Company responsible iog jei.r ruu.rs
IL any part uu.css tv spr aliy IPtcl .o-.