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

THE Chicago Tribune comes TO US with
some twelve columns Of review Of the
trade and commerce Of that city for the
past year. The grain business, Of course,
is the NEST conspicuous feature. The re.
ceipts reached the imposing aggregate Of
1851, l91 bushels, an increase Of lG,G00,.
900 bushels over the year preceding, and
an increase over any previous year ex-
cept 1873. The value Of these breadstufis
is set down at s50,722,50O. In no branch
OF trade however, has there been such &c.
tivity as in live stock and provisions
The value of the former was Sll4,GlS,OOO
and of the latter S23G, 100000. The net
total Of all branches of trade is $685., OOO,,
600, against SG57,OOOOOO in 1875. The
Tribune, summing up, says: Though
the values represented by the trade do not
exceed those OF other years, the fact re.
mains that Chicago has received, handled
and sold in quantity perhaps 20 per cent
more goods OF all kinds than ever before"
This is certainly u very gratifying record,
and If the other trade centres at the West
and Southwest, when they come 10 post
their books, make as favorable showing
proPortionately, one may venture 10 con.
cludc that much of the complaining about
bad trade in 1876 had, after all, very little
to justify it, except possibly the chronic
habit Of croaking.
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AN important movement is on foot TO
compromise the debts OF the Southern
States, originating with the holders Of the
bonds IN the financial centers. A com.
mittee Of influential bankers, including
COe and Vermilye, Of New York; Com.
eggs, Of Philadelphia, and Enoch Pratt,
Of Baltimore, have sent Col. ]. E. Peyton,
oENcw Jersey, South to see the Govern.
ors and financial authorities Of North
Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee, TO en-.
deayor TO arrange n compromise. The
committee propose to investigate the re.
sources OF the States and their capacity
Tor revenue, asa basis for arriving at Il
proper settlement, and one which the
States can live upto. Such aStep would
greatly improve the standing and increase
the prosperity Of those communities.
During the past year, Alabama has sue.
cessiuIly exchanged large proportion
OF her old d,bt iur a new bond, to run 80
years, bearing At first 2 per cent. Lousi.
lana meet, the interest on her new fund.
cd loan, which does not, however, include
$S,OO0,0OOO Of old debt which should have
been included.
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like freeman with the Dimocrisy, he
can't hcv any work, and ei he owns land
he won't be allowed to work that. And
they must be electioneered now, 80 ez 10
git EN- in the proper frame Nv mind TO be
enthusiastic, by the time four yeers
rolls around. A TIL E
One.hall the money yoosed in spredin
out reedin matter for people wich
cooden't reed, wood hey brot enuif troo
patriots to our shores to hev decided this
election, and given us the Post.oiEises this
year. | lay great stress upon the Irish,
for M lrishman kin git hissell to be n
voter, and Rsk for an oils quicker than
my man on the globe. lie is especially
fitted for holdln offs.
The niger vote we kin git beyond
question. A moral ideee Ia all well enufl
but II can't hold out agin a shotgun.
lnsted Of hevin great masses nv EN- to be
kept away from the poles, and hevin Nv
EN- throwed out by Returnin Boards, we
will either hev EN- goin mp gladly 10 vote
the Democratic tik&it, Or vise quietly re-
posin under the sod. When niger lin
be killed for ten cents, wat :, the yG &C
NV heyin him TO botherY Only Wa want
TO commence Immediately.
III these suggestions IL carrIzl est, Their
won't be eny trouble in heVin glorious
viCtry four years from now. Their Ia Jest
ez much material 10 work with now ez
ever, all that is wanted ia 10 yootilize II
prOperly. The Dimocrisy wants 10 pit
back to It's legitimit material, and work
it up properly. l hey hopes Nv a post
oils yit.
Let the committy consider this idee,
and act on to wunst, 1t is our only sal
walton. The Dimocrisy have alluE won
when they dug down-never when they
looked upward.
PETROLEUM V.NAsBY,
,.Ex. Reformer.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 1877.

The stern selt.respect shown by the
Turks is compelling respect towards
them from tho Powers who are threaten.
ing them into concessions inconsistent
with the dignity Of even the feeblest of
nations. The Turks are evidently con.
sciouS Of large reserve Of power which
they can call into exercise il needlpl; and
they comprehend that this Is n crisis in
which they must stand ready to use that
power. When a nation boldly aflirms
that il will take its chances Of being cx.
terminated by arms rather than volunY
taEily surrender its rights and its dignity
it shows that it has still some inextin.
guishablO elements OF vitality; and
the act entities it to the respect Of the
world.
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hair than he eyer had before. At the
Consuls suggestion, the owner Of several
black cattle and horses, affected as above
mentioned, tried the remedy, and found
that il Effected n quick and radical cure.
The Consul observes that the petroleum
should DO Of the most refined American
qualities, and be rubbed in vigorously
and quickly with the palm Of his hand
nj intervals Of three days, six or seven
times in nil,
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Another Use tor Petroleum.

Consul Stevens, in his report on the
trade OF Nicolnielr during the past year,
states that that part of South Russia
continued free from cattle plague. But
his attention was drawn in the summer
to several cases OF sudden badness Of
oxen and cows, and the loss Of tails and
names among horses. lie recollected
that n former servant Of his, prematurely
bald, had got the habit, when trimming
his lamps, Of wlping his petroleum.
besmeared hands in the scanty locks
which remained to him, and the result
was a much finer head Of black, glossy