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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-01

Sr. LOUIS, September 29.-Col. David
II. Armstrong, an old citizen OF St. Louis
aud tRe wheel.horse Of the Democratic
party in this State for the past twenty.
live or thirty years, was appointed United
States Senator this evening by Governor
Phelps, 10 fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Lewis v. Bogy. Col. Armstrong
Is AZ present Vice President Of the Board
oil Police Commissioners OF this city.
The newly appointed Senator was sere.
nAded at the Planters House at IL o'clock
tonight by large number Of friends, and
made avery brief speech, in which he
said he had not sought the office, but did
not state whether he intended 10 accept
the appointment or not. Several speeches
were made by different gentlemen present
highly eulogistie Of the new Senator.
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NEw YORK, September 2s.-Cotton-
Dali at II 6-l6lIl 7-l6c. Flour-Ssrongly
IN buyers favor; limited demand; No. ],
IS 0Oai 80, superdne western aud State
s. OOa5 "a, common to good S. 75a6 70,
good to choice 50 O5a6 so, white wheat
extra Sc 55a5 25, fancy 81 S0aS rs, extra
Ohio S. 75a7 70, st. Louis $5 s5a5 95. ME.
ncsota patent process 81 75al0 90. Wheat
--Feyerish, excited, unsettled and lower;
No. . red winter contracts settled to-day at
81 55sl IS, amber Michigan 81 50, No. 2
Chicago spriug 81 Seal 80, No. / Milwaukee
81 40, No. ., 81 S7ssal 80, ungraded winter
red 81 45al 5S. Rye-Steady; western
NE. Barley-Dull and heavy; Canada
SIC. Malt-Dpll and unchanged. Corn
A shade stronger; ungradsd western mixed
5Ia5S1Sc,' high mixed 5sa5Skc. Oats
Western mixed and State 32aS7c, white
western SiaiGc. Hay-Shipping 55A65c.
Hops-Yearlings 4A7c, new crop salSe.
Cotee-Quiet and steady; Bio cargoes lGX
a2JAc gold, jobbing ut l6Na22c gold.
Sugar-Moderate demand; fair to good re.
dnlng SHaS7Gc, prims SHc, refined l0a
10%c. MoIasses Quiet. Rice-Domestic
Gafc. Whisky-Steady at 81 13I<.
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The Democratic Screed nj Mar.
tins Ferry, Ohio.
MARTINS FERRY, Sept, 90, IS

"AhAA" EhhA CePt' SV' 4oId'
EdIlOIs Inttlligsneer.
This mornings Re3Iler contains a
Especial dispatch" which beats the New
York Herald for enterprise. Il was semi
on the early evening down train which
passed this point at G o'clock-an hour
and q half, at least, before the "rousing
outdoor meeting" which It pretends 70
describe had assembled. That "rousing
meeting" actually consisted Of about
seventy men and boys, who assembled
on aud about The corner to hear the out,
rOgeou.ly disgusting yawp Of "Sic-send
ior MeGlanis" Whatever was lacking
in the freshness Of that early special dis
patch" was compensated for in the ele.
CANT diction and unimpeachable gram.
mar Of its a'sinine author.
We hesitate not to say that since Ohio'4
faVorite "GreenbaCker," Foran, (hold
your nosel no greater blatherskites ever
clouded the atmosphere ofany town with
their obscene presence than the two
blackguAIdS who addressed the Demo.
cratic mass meeting (ol three.fourths Of a
hundEed) op Friday night. Their filthy
pot house jargon, unfit for a brothel, wa,
a disgrace to the age and an outrage on
every consideration Of decency. One Of
them, particularly, was characterized
by the most blatant profanity, BY
the coarsest vulgarity, which simply
disguised everybody who heard it, unless
we excep! the sprightly author OF the
early special, whose mental and moral
calibte il Of the order that revels with
healIhtnl delight in the etlllvia Of the
ditch.
The iamishing Democracy gulped doxn
every word Of it, blasphemy, vulgarily
aud all and their stomachs remained A.
level as i Turkey Buzz,rda until one OF
our own mechanics 20 riddIed one OF the
orators as TO excite qualms even in the
iron sided, copper bottOmed Democracy
itself Those imported representative q
Of the dead but unburied Democracy we're
a precious pair to be abroad in the land.
The law against obscenc publications
should be put in force. NJ.
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Mehsmet AIis Retreat StiII EnvsI.
opsd in Mystery. i...,''
A Theory that the Strength Of His
Army has been oVsrsstlmatsd.
RumOr that Two Turkish Generals
will bO Superseded.
Grand Duke Nicholas Likely to be
Relieved Of Command.
Tha Turk;sh q
The Turkish Generals Instructed to
Spare Russian Generals.
Bold Scheme Of Turkish Sympa.
zers In Hungary Defeated.

LONDON, September 2o.-Mehemsl
Ala real reason for retiring still remAinl
mystery, the probability being that The
strength Of his army had been vastly
overestimated, and that he was never Ia
condition to break through the Rus.
sian line, after the CEarOWitch concen.
trated his scattered command.
CHANGE IN TURKISH COMMANDERS
... PROBABLE.
II is rumored that one or two Turkish
Generals will be superseded, Baoul
Pasha having been summoned from
Shumla TO ConStantinopls for the pur.
pose Of consulting upon that matter. II
either Of the three commanders are re.
moved, Suleiman Pasha ought to be the
man, his laundering at ShipEa Pass hay.
ing been most detrimental 10 the Turkish
arms. Unfortunately he possesses 4 pow.
erful influence at the palace, whereas
Mehemet Ali, being an alien, Is regarded
with latent Jealousy by the Old Turkish
party. The probability is, therefore, that
II any General is to be removed, It will
be the latter. .. ra
ALSO A WEAKNESS IN THE RUSSIAN CAMP.
According to rumor there will also be
important changes in the Russian COM
manders, the Grand Duke and Chief OF
Staff being marked for supersedure.
1t is a question whether any good can
come, during the present cam paign, from
ever so deStrous a shutting. The Russian
staff has positively no Generals who have
made any great success; in fact, the Turks
are said to be quite satisfied with the men
in command Of the R ussian forces.
TURKISH STRATEGY.
A Times correspondent at CONSTANT. =
pie telegraphs that an order had been
issued to the Turkish gunners not TO di-
rect their fire at the RussiSn Generals,
lest they be killed or MANNED, and thus
replaced.
TURKISH sYNPATHI2ERs IN HUNGARY.
The design of Turkish sympathizers in
Transylvania was the formation Of the
Hungarian Legion, Numbering 900 men,
who, acting in conjunction with the
Turkish corps, were to destroy the Rou.
manian railways. It Ia rumored the Hun.
garian General, Klapku, was one of the
leaders.
sSOw AND FLOOD.
The snow has ceased in the Balkans,
but heavy rains have flooded the plains
OF Sophia and 0rchpnie.
MOVEMENT OF TRooPs. 20
a portion OF the Turkish troops in Bos.
mia have been ordered IN the direction Of
MostaE, Herzegovina, oud the remainder
to the SerVian frontier.
sERvIAN WAR PREPARATIONS.
The SerVian Minister Of War has con.
cluded q contract with some Seryian firms
for yictualiug four army corps which Ser.
via intends 10 form. 49, --. Ia q,
ANOTHER GREEK WARNING.
Greece has sent fresh dispatch to her
representative at London pointing out
that neither intimidation nor coup de main
against Greece can suppress Hellenism.
An unjust attack against Greece by the
Porte would infallibly cause an lusurrec-
tion OF the entire Hellenic people.
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ChIcago Cntlle RlnrI,e,.

CHICAGO, September 20.-Ths DrortrI
Journal reports: I.....
CArTLE-Receipts, 2.4OO; shipment,
S,4OO. Receipts Of the week, 24oO6; ship.
nents 1900. Native shipping quiet and
unchanged; sales at 81 56a4 65; ColoradoS
reaching the lowest price Of the season,
s. SOa3 30; Texans, moderate supply
and quiet; cows So 5OaS 90, steers 81 50a
) %; natives butShers, dull and unchanged;
sold.
HoGs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 200;
receipts Of the week 1000; shipments H..
600; opened &c higher and sales were Rener.
ally made at the advance. At the cloSe the
advance " s lost; Philadelphias IS 75G5 IS;
Bostons - 5Oa5 70; packers S. 25A5 90;
light S. 60a5 80; a few unsold.
snEEp-Receipts, l05; receipts Of the
week 1000 shipments 1900; market dull.
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CINCINNATI, September 29.-CottOn-
Steady and in good demand; middling At
lC&allc. Flour-Heayy. Wheat-steady;
winter red western at 81 30H. Corn
Dull; mixed shelled Acc. 0au-Dull and
weaker; No. 2, CSC. Rys-Dull; No. 2, 69a
60c. Blrley-Dull and neglected. Pork
Steady With 4 fair demand at SIS 50A13 rs.
Lard-Dull and lower; prime steam at SIC.
Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders held at Ike,
short rib sold at SIC, short clear SIC.
Bacon-Firmer at SNasa9kc. Butter
Firm for choice and dull for medium; fancy
creamery S2aS3c, prime SOC, Western Re.
serve 22a2Sc, Central Ohio l9a2lc. Whisky
good demand aud firm at 81 05.
HoGs-Dull; common 81 60a5 90; fair 10
good light $ 26a5 As; fair to good pack.
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Gen. Penrson ONT on Rnil.

PITTSBURGH, September 29.-Gen. A.
L. Pearson, who was arrested on a charge
Of murder in connection with the late
riots in this city, had a hearing in the
criminal court this morning on an appli.
cation for his release on bail. Several
witnesses were examined for the prosecu.
ton, all Of whom testified tha. they db.
tinctly heard an order given to fire, but
most OF the witnesses could not swear
positively that Pearson gave the order.
The council for the defence said they
would offer no evidence at present. The
court directed Pearson TO enter into bail
to the amount Of $4,000 for his appear.
anee at the present term Of the court.
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International Cotton Conference,

International Cotton Conference.
LIVERPOOL, September 20.-The Inter.
national Cotton Conference voted it not
essential to confirm the recommendation
regarding the payment for cotton by cash
before delivery, il required. The recon-.
mendation that inspectors be recommend.
ed TO see to the right delivery Of cotton
on quays, was referred to committee Of
the Presidents and chairmen Of the Cot.
ton Associations. The recommenda alton
that contracts for delivery should be for
q specific time, was confirmed, and the
Cotton Brokers' Association desired to
give effect to the recommendation the en-.
suing session. t
MORE FREEDOM TO THE Ex.rREnDEsr.
LONDON, September 29.-Gen. Grant
was to-day presented with an address by
the Corporation OF Lsamington, and
diued with the Mayor. He spoke Of the
relations between England and America,
and looked forward TO their going hand
in hand, honorable rivals in producing
what is necessary for the comfort and sup.
port Of man.
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turning to the city from the line of the
new railroad, buckets in hand, after a fair
days work for I've hOpe) Il fair days
wages. There, loo, was the mysterious
maiden, who, like JspthA's daughter, had
at last come down from the mountain, not
to meet a .Anguinary father, but an en-.
ragged mother and sister, who saluted her
as the boa! touched the Ohio shore with
inquiries, hot with Nnxiety and indigna.
tion, that seemed TO be embarrassing
enough 10 the poor maiden.
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NhlEnRn.

CHICAGO, September 29.-Flour-Quiet
but firm. Wheat-Unsettled; No. / Chicago
spnngSl lS, No. 2 81 IS cash Oct. 6, reject.
eu s5c. Corn-Dull and prices aShad Q
lower at A?3Sc cash, 42kc bid October, 42c
bid November Oats-Qulet and weak at
2SHc cash, 2S5fa233Sc October, 239Ic bid
November Rye-Steady and firm at 5Shc.
Barley-Easter at 60kG6Ic Pork-Unset.
tied and In fair demand, bat at lower rates;
Sl3 10 cash, $i3 IS October, $l2 7sal2 90
tao year. Lard-Unsettled and lower at
IS 6oaS 6!4 cash, IS 671S October, s. SOa
5 32k the year. Bulk Meats-Qniet and
unchanged. Whisky-Quiet at 81 Os.
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THE CONSPIRACY CASE.
INDIANAPOLIS.
An Unprofitable Season.

ISprANAPoLrs, September 29.- The
management Of the Indiana Base Ball
Clubreport an unsuccessful season, and a
debt Of about $1,000. When the season
opened, the directory was about that
much behind, showing that the receipts
have been jdst about tqual to the dis
bursements. The total receipts will APP
proximate $4,000. 1t is now proposed
to raise the deficit by private subicrip.
ton, and II the plan will not operate,
there Is strong probability Of an aban:
donmsnt Of the organization next year, as
the stockholders have become tired Of 70.
ing down into their pockets for The
WhereWithal to support a non-paying
enterprise.
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Treasure, shipments 10 China

SAN Francisco, September 20.-Sailed
Steamer Oceanic, ior Hong Kong, via
Yokohama. Her treasure list is upwards
81, 100000, including S723 900 OF line sill.
yer. THIS, added to the shipment OF the
18th inst, makes the expectation OF fine
silver for the current month 81 ,062, 900,
leaving the market almost bear Of that
commodity. The total sales Of fine silver
during the month to the Government and
for expectation aggregate about2 100000
orlnceN.
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PHli.ADELPHlA, September 29.-Wheat
STEADY; amber 81 46al 80. COrn-Better
demand; yellow 6ls62c, mixed 52a6Oc.
Oats-Firmer white western 35a39c, west.
cru mixed 32i35c, Rye-Quiet at 67a7Oc.
ProVisiOns-Excited. Pork-$l4 50al5 Co,
Butter--Eirmi Western Reserve 22a24e.
Eggs-Western l9a20c. Cheese Firm;
western fancy l9Xal3c. Petroleum-Re.
lined l6%al5<c, crude l0ItalO'<e. Whisky
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Raceo Petilo and Luigi Ptrcelo quar.
relied about a debt of Sis and Pelilo
killed Percelo with n stiletto.
MEMPHIS, September S0..-Frank Waite
a prominent coal and ice dealer, was ia,
tally shot whilst in front of the Peabody
Holel, At IL O'Clock tQ.day, by Alex. Wool,
dtidge, Of HsrnaudO Miss. The alterca'
tion Originated at Estaval Park, last
night.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Youthful Depravity.

NEw YoRK, September 29.-John Dew.
lin, aged IL, fatally stabbed John Betr,
during quarrel near their home in
Brook lyn. .ss a
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Missionary Convention of Dis-
cipleS' Church In Michigan,

GRASD RAPIDS, September 29.-At the
session Of the Missionary Convention Of
the Disciples Church, to-day, the secre-
tary made hisreport, showing 50 churches
IN the State; membership, 5000, an in
crease during the past year OF $50; The
Sunday schools number SO; numbe: Of
pupils attending same, 2,lOO.
Alter the election OF officers for the
ensuing year, and the appointment OF
delegates 10 the General Convention Al
st. Louis, October 95, the Convention ad-
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TOLEDO, September 29.-Flour-steady.
WheGt7Quiet aad s.eady:::No. 3 white Wa.
bash held at 81 30, $l29 bid: extra white
AlShigau at 81 81, amber Michigan spot
and SellerSeptember 81 80, seller October
g 2SH, rejected Wabash 81 O6I<. Corn
Dull? high mixed 47c, No. 2 spot and sci.
iet October 46kc, rejected 457ic, damaged
4ie. OAts-Dull; No. 2, 26Nc.
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THE INDIANS.
The Nez Perces Again on the
Rampage.


CHICAGO, September ga telegram
from Benton, Moutana, sayS the Nez
Perces attacked the rife pits at Cow Isl.
and, at sundoWn, on the 2Sd instant, max.
ing seven charges and fighting until 10
o'clock next morning, when they left,
probably for Milk river.
Sunday night they burned the freight
pile, containing thirty tons Of Govern.
ment and twenty tons Of private freight.
Citizens Weimer and Walker were
wounded seriously in the fight.
Its believed that the hostiles are max.
ing their way to the British Possessions.
The Sitting Bull Commission have ar.
rived at Benton, but owing to the ab.
sence OF troops necessary Tor an escort,
will not leave before the lat proximo,
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The gold taken from the bodies OF
Collins and Bass, the Union Pacific train
robbers, who we're killed at Buffalo, Kan.
saS, arrived here to-day, and the amount
Is SIS, 500. ltis probable that they had
originally one.third Of the amount stolen.
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An Administration Demonstra.
tIon-DlsaVoWat Of Conlling'a
Convention.

NEw York, September 29.-Republi.
can merchants and bankers propose a
mass meeting to make what Is termed =
public disapproyal Of the State Conyen.
lions attack on tho administration OF
President Hayes and itS Republican sup.
porters.
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NEW YORK, September 29.-Buainesa
ruled quiet with package houses. Col.
tons, steady for low grade. Cotton FIan.
nels in good demand. Prints in better de.
mand. Woolens quiet. Dress Goods.
steady. Foreign goods less active.
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FIRE RECORD.

GOLDssoRo, n. C.. September 90
Campbell h Cos hardware establishment
and Powell & Sons store were burned.
Loss SIS, 900; insured.
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The London Tine, says the end ol
the campaign must be near, and ii prom,
ises TO present something like a drawn
battle. The Powers will then attempt 70
avoid another eampsisu by diplomacy,
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NEw YoRK, September 29.-Arrived :.
Steamer City OF Richmond, from Liver
pool.
LOsDos, September 2O.-Ariyed--
Steamship Nevada, from New York.
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AN EDITOR SUES FoR L1BEL,

JOsephC c. Mckee, editor Of the Rich
moud Independent, this afternoon brough.
suit in the Civil Circuit Court against
Edward s. Pope and Thomas Buchanan,
editors and publishers Of the Sun, Of this
city, for libel, claiming damages 10 the
sum Of $4,000. The complaint sets forth
that, in It's issue OF August IL, the Sun
presented highly.colored ward picture
OF . fight in which the plaintiff was the
under dog, so to speak. The objections
BILE article styles him Us a"scribbler" and
"corn.feld editor" and goes on to state
that he indulged in objectionable rehec.
tions upon the conduct OF reputable
young man and several ladies Of Rich.
mond; that the injured man called upon
the plaintiff and administered a we'll
deserved "drubbing," "draped his eyes in
mourning" "mopped the floor with hin, !"
"aattened an enormous bump on the top
Of his head" that the plaintiff thereupon
repeated the slander in his paper, but
subsequently, made an humble retraction
and "ate his words" and that his paper
lcst two hundred Subscribers by reason
Of the difficulty,
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Colonel W. R Holloway, who returned
from Richmond last evening for few
hours, reports the appearance on the
person Of the Senator Of formidable bed.
sore, which is occasioning him considera-
Die uneasiness. The sore is as large as
the bottom Of an ordinary tea.cup, and
presents TN inaamed and angry appear
ance. In his helpless condition the disa-
greeAble visitor may retard the Senator'S
recovery very materially.
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PrTsBTEoH, September 2o.-Peroleun
1Gsads 70 At ParksEE refined l4Xo,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money an d stoekn.

ne" YORK money and stocks.
NEW YoRK, September 29.-MoNEY.-
4a6 per cent, closing a. per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6XAS per cent. Custom
receipts $500. 900. The Assistant Treasurer
diSbursed $1,000. Clearings so, 900 900,
sterling quiet, long 4.slI<, short ASK.
GoLp-Opened at l03, nnd rose to i0S%,
at which the closing sales were made, Boz.
rowing rates fiat to per cent per annum
and l.6l OF peg cent till Monday.
slLvER-At London IS 3.l6d.
GOYRRyNtEET4--FiPm
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RAILROAD BONDs-Quiet.
STATE BoSDS-Quiet.
SrOCKs-MArket heavy and lower In tbs
early dealings, but gradually became arm,
closing at < to ~ advance from the lowest
point OF the day. Transactions 10000
shares.
Tfaf.a ..v.
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For Lower Lakes, Tennessee aud Ohio
Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather,
south winds aud nearly stationary tenn
peratute and pressure. -ll'
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sV"I % u UVT' II T. L
PlolABiLIIIHs.

War DKPARrMRST,
OPvteE OF rHE cIuEB SIsaAL OygtcER,
WASHtSstoN, D, C., Oe'. III 1, II.
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The ringing Endorsement given to the
Administration by the Minnesota Re-
publican Convention was received with
some surprise here. The soreheads have
been particularly confident thatlhe great
Northwest would repudiate HAYES.
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Alter We had "dOns" the railroad sulfi.
aea'y and satisfied ourselves tha. track.
H'0s "" being pushed with becoming
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-23

0.D Din STRoNg. Il Hartford. who's
name IL = I'LL praise in the churches
had an unfortunate habl: If SAYING
amusing things 81 hen be meant il tot
so. On otIe tcrssinls he w4s presiding
at meeting ot ministers. and Wishing
10 call on og,e IL .hs-s Ia com forward
and offer prayer. hc said.
'Bre'her Bolton,
OF Cotton.
Will you step this way
Aud pray r
To which Mr. Cotton Immediately
answered. without Intending 80 perpe-
tate anything Of the same sort
MY dear brother Strong.
You do very wrong
To be making a rhyme
At such solemn time"
And then ID. Strong added
I'm very sorry 20 see
That you're Just like me
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DAILY INTELLIGEIlER.
Monday. April %. 1877.

.<g~ Is SIC ga.t iezae # tAe Load n
Cg1rt tlrcaiGv il narrated .os5A, trsg-
cdr. To- tie meaning of which II s. i'm
pssss lfis T. shat ear rge~. Amo~g the
ggests 2. 49 q sse ase, tn A;-3 - ,fieaer
party vas il e 20 ,aisise fsgm.
Shgsa delicate r-smpne was the
thenc q SAG gsaa. n..aes.Iae animation
II her &As pr,sseuss-i small ranch Il
flowers - "a adtnifeT w.sg - alty i,
g-s - eaegrt l~r - lguuor She gracs.-
fsiiy accepted ta@ gif;. aal IN a
tbga htl-ss moment fa.;eued II 10 her
bosom With q pi0 searching aEd far
resebiu1 By the time SIC r. aeaed ne
d.uu4r fa5.a ste a. q there week
The p.n i.ai Perforated h.F b5sonn. not
wisely. tfzt sso sell. a''i ta4t bosom
WIS meFelF = p4ft { fi3~ cufer i.iia.
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