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A Fight WIN the Indinns

SAN FRANCISCO, June lS.-A dispatch
from Walla Walla says the stage from
Lewiston brought news from the soldiers
at LapevAi. They had fight with the
Indians about Is miles from Cottonwood
Creek. Young Joseph and a squaw were
killed during the fight, and also six sol.
lierg.
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Capital Location Meetings.
The Canvass in Favor OF CIarks-
burg.

The people of West Virginia will be ad.
dressed at the following times and places,
aud by the following speakers, in favor Of
ClarkSburg:
MOrgantOwn, MouongAlia county, June
2jth-By Gen. Nathan Gof, ir.
st. George, Tucker county, June 18th
By John Basel, Esq.
Gpntsville, Calhoun county, June 25th
BY Hon. Benz. Wilson and Hon. E. N.
Turner.
GlenviIle, Gilmer county, July Sd-By
the same speakers.
Other announcements will be made from
time to time.
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Weather indications.

OHPicE OF TuR CHIKY SIGNAL OTPIcER,
WASllS0ToN, D. C, June l9-l 4. =.
PRoDABILI1IRA
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising barometer, southerly shifting 10
north winds, partly cloudy weather, rain
areas and stationary or lower tempera-
ture.
For the Lower Lakes, rising barome.
ter, southwest to northwest winds, partly
cloudy weather, rain.areas and stationary
or lower temperature.
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QuEBEc, June 1s.-The pastoral letter
from the Archbishop was read in the
Catholic Churches yesterday, communi.
eating the receipt OF the Pope's pastroial
dedicating the province TO the special
patronage Of st. Anne.
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LONDON, June 1S.-Steamer City oil
Chester from New York arrived.
New YORK, June lS.-Arrived Steam.
er Italy from Liverpool.
NEw YORK June lS.-Arrived, Steam
er Midland from Hamburg.
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FRANCE.

YERsAILLEs, June 1S.-A railway ac.
cident this morning has delayed the
opening Of the Chamber Of Deputies. The
Senate will discuss the question Of the
dissolution OF the Chamber Of Deputies
tomorrow,
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Mr. CARMEL, ILL.,, June lS..-Robert
Coulter, one Of the wounded by the late
tornado, died this morning. It is now
thought all the rest OF the wounded will
recover.
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Gheanteltiaeneer.
Intelliyencer lor The summer.

Pr,on, Isating &s ely may hare u. LHisiig1or
,sui 10 their OdIrsi Ly mad, I0''1S' prepaid, J6r
,ueh linu a. they nay d'Iirt al he raI' u Nl'S'
SsAiI pr Hs'k,
az n, Ronry 10 pay kr&s lime required NUT
Ia ali taVJ::dnompdng he ~der.
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SPAIN.

MADRIp, June 1S.-ThO province OF
Alanod has furnished It's contingent Of
conscriptss, while the other basque prov.
lnces preferred to pay exemption money.
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SHIELDS HOUSE,
No. 7 Sixth ST., near Suspension Bridge,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
". H. sTAHLMAN, = Proprietor.

This House has recently been thoroughly reno
yAtOd and rented, with all the modern Improve
mentS added, Ladies and Families will hhd tho
House SUITED In every way to thelr wants. Private
entrance, ParlorS, &c.
1t Is located In ono Of the most prominent streets
In the business eentIc Of the city, and Is we'll yen-
tilatel throughout.
The table Is supplied with the hest the market
alordS. Street cars pa1 the door sVOIy few min
utCs for all parts Of the dty, Allegheny, MAnchea-
tef, and SOIth-side.
The proprietor has served long time In the
business, and knows well the wants Of guests eEpe-
cillly those Of our farmers. Rates very moderate
Snly
S1.5O PER DAY.
Drovers and Farmers should bear In mind that
the StAbllng attached 10 the House Is very large
AMI Of the best order. Accommodations Tor 500
hUrseA
SA-N. B.-The Wheeling INrRLLIGENCKR is re.
ecived regularly at this House for the benefit Of
guests from that section. Iel6-M
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LONDON, June 1S.-The engineers, who
made geological explorations and sound.
ing for the submarine tunnel between
France and England, report that the tun.
mel is perfectly practicable, as there is a
continuous bed Of chalk between the two
shores.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June lS.-Ex.G Gov.
Noyes, the newly appointed Minister 10
France, will accompany the President on
his trip to New England next week.
NEw YoRK, June lS.-James Brennan
tonight attempted to assassinate Father
John Fitz Harris, Catholic priest. While
leaving his residence to minister to n
dying man, Brennan attacked him with
a knife, cutting him severely. Brennan
was arrested. The cause Of the affair is
understood to be disagreement on mon.
ey transactions,
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June l7.-No vessel whose
repairs are likely to take any length OF
time is to be docked at either the Daven-
port or KeghRm yards, which are to be
kept clear as possible for any emergency.
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PARIS June 1S.-Pierrejosph Ls France
Republican Senator Is dead.
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NHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared TO make careful and complete anAlyrb
Of Iron Ores, Lmestones, Mineral Waters, etc.
LAbOAtory cor. 18th and ChAplinO streets
nm2l NhnnIIna W Va
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The latest Paris special to-day quoted
6 per cent rentes for account at los for
S5. Buying for Paris account is looked
on with suspicion here, the impression
being that certain speculative cliques on
the continent are forcing prices up, come
what may.
LONDON, June 1s.-Charles BradIough
and Mrs. Annie Besant are on trial for
publishing pamphlet Of immoral ten
dency. Since the arrest Of the parties
the sale Of the work has increased from
700 annually 10 100000.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of an order OF tho County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, entered On the 18th
day Of April, 1877, offer for sale the real estate
beloE mentiAnCd. II not sooner sold at private
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SATURDAY, Jun, actb, 1877,

At 10 o'clock A. NJ sell on tho premises part Ci the
farm Of John ThornbuTEh, situated on the waters
Of Middle Wheeling Creek, In TriadelphIs District,
Ohio county, w Va.
The part Of aid farm OtIer for sale supposed to
contain from hIIy TO seventy bcres, the exact
amount TO be alcertAined by survey after sale, and
will DO SOld at 50 much per acre; and Is bounded
BY the centre Of the county TOad and boundary
lines Of tho farm, extending across said creek, be-
Ing all ot said farm lying south Of aid county road
TERMs OF SALR-One.third cash and remainder
In two equal InStalments Of nine and eighteen
months alter day Of sale, evidenced by negotiable
PromlzoTy notes secured by deed OF trust on the
premises sold. Deed given on confirmation Of sale
by tho Court. W. ]. W. COWDEN,
Committee Of John ThOrnbunSh.
No. l222 Chapllno St. IeI-M-lsS0
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The clerks OF the Internal Revenue
Office will hold meeting tomorrow, for
the purpose Of passing appropriate reso-
luLiOns, relative TO the death Of the late
Commissioner, D. D. Pratt, whose death
is the frst on the list Of those who have
had charge Of that bureau since its organ.
iyotinD
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CONFLICTING VIEWS,

EDNBuRa, juno 1S.-The Seotn.an's
London correspondent writes that the
Earl Of Derby and the Marquis OF Sails
bury hold very opposite views regarding
the Russian occupation Of Constantinople.
Salisbury believes Gortschakof will not
advise that the city be held for long
time, and Derby would at once inform
Russia that she will only march there at
the risk ofmeeting the British as we'll as
the Turkish troops.
The writer adds: am informed that
whatever may be the truth about the re-
ported disunion, the Cabinet has taken
certain military precaution. A large
army corps is ready for immediate ser
vice, and transports can be obtained.
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ENGLANp SATISFIED AnAlN,


LONDON, June lS.-In the House OF
Lords tonight the Government was again
defeated on the burials bill. The Earl Of
Harrowby moved that where the friends
OF deceased persons object to the Church
OF England service they may dispense
with it, or substitute other service, even
though the deceased is buried in the
church yard.
The Duke Of Richmond, Lord Presi.
dent OF the Council, said he would meet
the motion with decided negative, as it
would operate very uniusLly on the
clergy. The motion, however, was pass.
ed BY 1877 to Ill.
AT the request Of the Duke Of Rich
mond the further consideration Of the
bill was adjourned one week to allow
him TO consult with his colleagues.
The Government will probably with
draw the bill. 1t Is to be noted that H..
345 clergymen recently signed protest
againRt Lord Horrowby's motion.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, June lS.-The Turk.
ish authorities in Bulgaria have seized
copies Of the proclamation issued by the
Bulgarian Committee melting the inhab-
itants to rise in aid OF the Russians.
The principal oftense for which the ed.
itors Of the AIaiHi and Aiuaeludt we're
exiled was that they urged In their col.
umns the dismissal OF Redif Pasha from
the Ministry Of War. Several other ar.
rests have been ordered.
The Chamber Of Deputies has voted an
internal loan Of Eve million Turkish
pounds, to be raised by collecting revenue
In advance. II has also voted a taxiot
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per cent upon the salaries Of functiona.
Vessels with Egyptian contingent are
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PEACE PARTY INruRKEY.

LONDON, June ls.-A correspondent at
Constantinople in dispatch sent via
Athens says: A peace party gained
ground daily. At a council::ot war. on
Wednesday last, at which the Sultan pre-.
sided, several Of those present, especial
ly Mehmed Ruchdi Pasha, strongly advo-
Gated peace. Ruchdi said Il was now
quite clear that Turkey could not hope
for active aid from any Power,
and could not carry on the
war single handed. He urged that
advantage should be taken OF Russia's
recent declaration that she does not
desire conquest, and that application be
at once made to some friendly power 10
obtain an armistice, during which peace
may be arranged. He implored the Sui
tan to take this step. The majority of
the Council was, however, against Meh.
med Ruchdi and his proposition was
defeated. am assured that the peace
party looks to the German ambassador
for support and that he does all in his
power TO sustain them. They gain great
advantage by Ruchdl Pasha thus public
ly placing himself at their head. There
must, however, be a disaster before the
peace party can succeed.
A Vienna correspondent says: On
Prince Milan's return to Belgrade skupt-
selma will hold secret session 10 con-
slider the Convention to allow the passage
Of the Russian troops through Seryia.
Aspecial from Versailles has the fol-
lowing: Jules Ferry in replying to the
arguments Of the Government said that
the President is bound to have a policy
Of his own pointed out; that the 0onsti-
tuition provides for the trial OF the Presi-
dent II he commit high treason.
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Representative Gilbert c. Walker, Of
Virginia, to-day called upon the President
and Secretary schurz in reference to
having u consolidated pension agency for
Virginia and West Virginia, North Car.
olina and Tennessee, located at Rich
mond. The probability il that there
will be no change from Knoxville, as has
been fixed upon by the President.
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vEGETINE.

The Fhuqe of lsoriers y M IA lleld 70 Ihe ~
fucnce % tnis medicin~, and use n1m1cI " lie
hnel diseases which u never fails 20 cure, Az
yrester thar snv other single medicine hs.s b,'eu
hitherto recommended by Anv OtAer thEu the
prppr-tOr- OF some quack uUstrum. These jas
eases are ScEoGgla and erupti - diaeasef AHd I "a
mors. rheumatism. cont, NeaTa ria. aht - ila
Complaints. and al inaAmmatory symphonic
I Irers al Syphiiitic diseases. kidney ara hiad.
der diseases, nrupsy, the whole ruif u painful
disorders wtirh - generally anilct American
women. q nd Hslca s-srrv annually thousnnd- 81
them 20 premature graves. bySep~la- that Hni-
versal ca - % NInertrsu manAuod. Heartburn
rlleS. lAlA~iis.stian. ssTv.sssBs-. Inability g.
slcrr. ami impurr tiouf
This N = f0TIadable list ~ human allLaenIs iof
auy single urfiirlns 90 -urreNsfuilN aiiart, Gti
10 - not probable that auv one article hcfnEe tb'
pubic has the pJWpr iu cure the quarter OF them
except Negetine u Laws ne axe ~ thf r''fi 'f
the tree 81 l-cAse By nrSt eliminating ever iui-
purity OF the hloud. promoting the secrrilun-
! nucnlag trU pores-the great escape valves Oi
the syFtcfn-iuygDratlng the liver to ~ full AMI
natural action, rieAnsing ihe stomach Aud
strengthening digestion. TVS much aer'An-
p.ishs,i. the speedy and the permanent cure 90
uut only tfi- diseases 80 have enumerated, but
likewise the whole train " chrome And consttu.
u8nal nlsorderr. A. certaln % follow. THIS is
precisely What NcCctine does. and " does 70 ~
guickl and 80 easily, that u - an accomplished
laCt almost before tae patient u aware ~ II
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laut met him on the street. anil after n
little conversation, invited HIM to take
some beer. They went intoa saloon.
aud there met "A fellow ''pretty full, T"
who was anxious W Throw dice. III
challenged the newly-lonnd friend of
ouf friend "a throw, the challenge was
accepted, ''ior the drinks" bnt before
throwing the challenger WAS called out.
We shall cali him No. 8, the other fell
low No 2, and our Franklin friend No.
/. Said No. 2-"l'm going ~ beat
that fellow. We shall throw tops and
bottoms, and can throw ~ every
time. See here" Aud Le took the
dice and threw II four or five times
running, while No. 5 was absent. Said
No. 2, when the other returned--'r
will throw YOU for 80 or a box OF ci-
gars." Agreed for box OF cigars, aud
they throw, aud No. 2 throw the fatcfnl
II. No. 9 got excited. lie would bet
$50 IL conldn't be done ngain. No. 2
was anxious 10 bet, lac knew hes could
win, bat he had but $50 No. 3 insist
ed on making il $50, and No. kindly
offered his friend No. . the cash neces-
sary IN make out tho $50. Then No. 2
took the dice ana threw, horrible 10 re-
late, but ID, no more. No. . took the
money. No. 2 was sorry, and No. J
began to "smell something And as
ne smelt he reached out Tor tho uan
who had The money, got bin 10y the
collar, and began 10 shout police. DE
is a muscular Christian, and the fellow
he had hold of was anxious to compro-
mise. No. meditated. aud rather
than have any fuss. our Franslin frieRd
took go and let the matter pass with
out more ado.
Aud these little stories are being told
about our streets among the knowing
ones with great glsto. We admit all
the readers OF the Times IN the charm
ed circle, and only hope they will en-
Joy the reading AZ well as We have the
writing Of these stories of people who
went out 20 shear and came back shorn.
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Medical.



IN the atmosphere experienced nrfe darlng
gho summer rnonth-. IAs letb@rsy lFelace,i -
the h-ss tss-- away the fes'rc FOR wh0lesoms
foot saa frequenl perplrAiien- rednce eoiiiy
injury, particularly those sursriug from the ei-
fvcts ~ d~hnHAting diseases, In cgder 70 kscp
q natural. heAltLfal Actsfy ~ the system Ne
must gesoTi 80 =TilaGlal means. t0t cha. purpc-c
ScheRck's Sea Weed Tonic u very efectusi A
few doses slheTeaie ~ appetite AMI give iresA
vfrur t01hc enen ated body. For pysoepsis II
T. Invaluable. AAny enttneai physleiaas have
doubted whether dyspepsia can be permanently
cured by tue earuzs Which are generally cnploy-
ell for that purpcse. The s-a Weed Toni n, lts
nature T. totaiIs aiferent-frum Inch drugs. "a
contsins NO corrosive minerals or acids; ln fact
q sssists the regular operations of nature, snd
surpl.-= hsg deficiencies The tonic in ~ ma
ture sn much resembles the gastric juice that y
l. almost identical with that nuid. The gastric
juice ls ne natural soiyenJ whicR. IN a besltsy
condition OF The body, causes the fOoato ne IL
gesiei; and when this Jui,e l. not exercised ip
-uncient qualities, indigestion. with al %. lis
tres-ing symptoms, follows. The sea Wees
Ianlr performs the dtty 81 The gastric riice
when the latter is dencieni. Scheuck's Sea Wct'i
r0ric, sold by al lrsggl-is, ,..tr Jlm'
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How Woman f<IiIcd 81 aai,IasnaiSs
Wuh Hoiling water.

The Nd-rr- Comgasxcial relates this
story. George Case, constable OF
London, a few days ago, was away
from the honsr y. work ON the farm.
AMI iie mother had stepped out Of The
house Tor = short time, leaving \ little
girl OF eighteen months glune. Hear.
ing uIe child laughing IA great appa-
rect glee, she looked In aud Was horu
tied to see II, striking at u large masas.
saag1ta, or marsh rat,lssnake, aud
when ', would make lunge to bite,
the child would langh, supposibg IL
play. \ pet cat was between the cbild
aud The SNAKE, using all iis strength
by rubbing against ", 10 Keep Il Out Of
danger. " ~ the opinion Of the pa.
rents that they ARE indebted - t,a Cat
for the child'- life in this ease the
mother seized tie child md rut 10 m
the middle Of the highest hcd in the
house, then shc, al unmindfui that
slie had lain on hrr shu,-- seized
kettle of hot water snd commences
pouring 10 upon Liu- Ihi, hr-ve litle
barefoot somep, u--r enough - 4 feur
foot ratilerusse 90 pour hot water un
him, poured Il on han TIL ho nadr
lunge to bite. when n screanle /,
drnppcd the kettle and ran. By thi,
tiuse Dir. G., who had been called. got
W the bons". 80 tearing mp the door
he sncceeded IN pushing ban out with
pitcbfofk Ills snakeship vas fonnd
IN very demoralized condition. being
hell dcoked. ani entirely blinded by
LAe bot water, trying % bite with a
mouth FL knccscd .sksN by Che falline
kettle. After he was dispatched, and
the rattles sccurcl. ihey were fond N
lunlber seventeen, and some II them
gone al hat-shoving hinI b. have
been old enough - vote.
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'"Ha.s :, q .fsa''i' etsa,7' 7r"s question
sThai famnus say nc dawa,ag.
Wide az he t.ells were ringing ia
Great lndepeudcncc morning
Aid roaT al gus and cannons' loom,
And crackers valiant ii..ht for rooia
Ding-don., sereeci toos and hoIning.
'.Please tell ne what Is 'fonrlA of Jgly--
MY dear" I answered. turning
To &C. the wee maid MI unyeFsed
IN patriotic learning;
't,urshsppy land, la times afar,
Vas ullod by = severe mamma.
Who. right aud justice spurning
Determined sho would make "a do
To her commands according
Bus Ne rebelled, and 80 Il chanccd.
onc Fourth of July moruing.
long years ago the deed Wa done.
Hv which We indcpcndencc Won.
The laws Of Mamma England scorniny
-Youunderiaudfr She paused bli,
Ai-ehieyons dimples playing
AhOut her lips, then, sudden
Triumphant heard her saying:
Now ! think. sometimes, ~ mammas
And, very Ofcn, Zoo. pams,
Act bad 'bouI our obcylug'
Like vuurs. they want ~ mako us do
la ,!IGlg eol1uiands aeeordiI;
Why ouldnt ,re Meb.i, aud INV ia
\ nice Fourth - July mornlu's'
but that was not a good tsaInml
Who ruled us Ia ,he times aiar.
NN explanation scOrnins,
triumphant spoke this cunning maid.
I'D Ike tO ask dat nuih,r
If she thought you was right guess
Shed say like aay other,
nlAt sbekpeW how ~ make good lassr
And yOa was naughty childreu, cause
NuG didn't mud sosH mother
--lRosa Graham. IL july lido ~ axe
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GEN. GRANT.
4 MILLION English Wori1Lngmen
send Him Greeting His speech to
their Representative yes-PrograinIne
of Ats Travels.

LONDON, July 3.-Forty men, each
nine different trades, and
altogether about ,0O0,-
600 English workingmen, waited on ex-
President Graut to-day and presented
him with an address welcoming him 10
England and assuming him Of their
good wishes and deep regard ior the
welfare aud progress of Ane. A, where
British ~orkmen had always found
xelcoma Impromptu speeches were
made by various members OF the depu.
tation. all of which were extremely
cordial.
Gen. Grant replied a- folioWs: "In
the name Of NV county 1 thank you
for the address yuu have presented TO
me. | feel ID great compliment paid
my government, and one 10 me person
ally. Sinos my arrival ON British soil
7 have received great attentions which
were intended, feel sure, IN the same
wsy for my country. 1 have had ova-
tions from different classes. from the
government, from the controlling au-
thorities of cities, and have been re-
ceiyed IN the cities by the pOpulace.
but there has been no reception which
| am prouder Of than tins to-day. i
recognize the fact that whatever there
Is of greatness IN the United States, as
indeed in any other country, is due 10
labor, which is the author Of all great
ness and wealth. without labor there
would bo no government. no leading
class, aud nothing ~ preserve. With
us labor il regarded An highly respect
able. Whrn II ~ not SD regarded it IL
because man dishonors laOOr. W.
reeOguize that labor dishonors no man,
aud no matter what man . occupation
IL he IL eligible II Gll any post ia the
giil OF the people. His occupation is
not considered ia selecting him, vheth-
or a- Jaw maker or as executor Of law.
Now, gentlemen, ia conclusion, all
eau do il ~ renew my thanks fof the
address and repeat what I sand before,
that | have received nothing froui any
class since my arrival which has gwen
me more pleasure.
After The speech aud informal ex-
change of cOartesics tho deputation
Withdrew
Cien Grsat u not at present going
% Paris He will 20 81 brussels
ILarsday. will visit Germany and
) SwitzcrlanI, will return down the
Rhine, 80 80 Norway and Sweden. an,l
come back to England the last week IN
August. lie will vyit all the places Of
interest in 1'reat Britain, making Lon
don his headquarters