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TIE LOUISVILLE MEETING.
The great running meeting q the present season So
aud continues Elk days. The fayoritcs WIN at
Louisville, - is m old auyfns among horscmen and
turf patrons, anu this remark is due to the fact
that, when any event takes place under the aus
pices Of the Louisville Jockey Climb care Is taken
that no .monkey1ng" Is done. The programme
for The coming meeting is ca ta one n inete o th
money aal plate offered Is net faE from Sl7; 0op'
and Of this, S.. $50 is offered By the Club. Prob.
ably the best known and most interesting eyen.s G
tile trst Of which will be run on Thu first day aud
the other on the third As in Enslandi inc Ut. pG1
by and Oaks on are oT bc bcfter
Derry, nsGc arc % Lisbon. Cairo. Baden. Baden. Nc
Whirter, Leonard, Eathsatc, and Madge pnse.
none Of them except Cairo have been If. any event
OF prominence this season, they arc all reported
to be IN tins form and moving NOV nicely yrhtod,v the
best 2-year-old last season, is engaged in the
Oaks, and her supporters claim that j. viii be m
easy hnE fos hcr r. to- VIZ aaoagn seG9 uxe
Murphy. and Aunt Betsey viii contest for the
honors. The great event OF tho meeting. how
ever viii BE- the Louisville C1p IN %ncn en ~
7:153f, is expected to lead the crowd. The Lonis-
vile meeting attracts visitors from all over TIC
country, and large number a . o1 Chicago sports
4 BRUTAL JOCKEY.
The brutal manner in which some trainers OF
horses use the animal under their control was
aptly illustrated at the recent New Orleans meet
Ing ip the case OF the we'll known runner Falmouth.
by Planet out Of Red Rose. This horse has been
owned for the past three years By Ed Harrtson i, q
coored rnner. md has rrn several very crcd'tahie
races over Dexter Park. Although rather too long
backed for t-cass performer. lie bas stood up
wonderfully under the severe training to which he
has been constantly subjected. and tic vgor Of his
constitution is shown by the fact that, although
during the past three years he has taken part in
LII races. showing that can he cqualcd BY no
horse in the country, he is to-day as sound -
dollar. Ills last race was at New Oreans. alhy
TO- it being dash Of three miles for all ages won
by George Qufnine in 5:i04- In this raccitamouth
was sent AWAY under the whip. and a gentleman
who was present says that, although after three
quarters OF mile had been gone 1t was evident
that the horse had show to get place. the me1.
clees rider never ceased The shower OF blows until
the horse went under the wire, although he was
beaten fully .thrce-qunrtcrs OF mile. The Sides
and tanks Of the unfortunate beast were cut into
strings, aud SO incensed were the Judges at the
riders brutality TINT thev notified Harrison. the
owner of Falmouth, that the horse would nerer
aeuin be permitted to run over TINT track After
this sace Harrison concluded that the career OF
the old horse was ended, and presented him to 8
Texas man. who. it is to be hoped, will take good
care Of him.. ...s ."'' =
CALIFORNIA CIRCUIT. -
California turfmen have been affected by the
mania 80 prevalent in the East during the past few
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MIdoktrine IL, that l won't argy about
things that nobody kant prove.
Unless woman has large invoice oV
good common sense, il Is q danderous
thing for her 10 be smarter than her hus.
band.
Stick and hang, young man; It IL al
Wuss the last six inches in u race that
wins the money.
The Lord IN His kindness meets every
boldly more than haiE way.
A man can't tell one lie and then stop,
emmy more than he kan tap q barrel ov
nu slider and draw just G1pOoniul out
and no more.
Thare never was man yet so rich OF
exalted but what the finding OF gold
dollar on the sidewalk sent thrill Of de.
lite all thrue him.
Sum men allWus fife the best on the
under side, and yu will notice one thing
theze men are the hardest kind 10 whip
AZ long az you don't want 10 borro en-,
nythiDg, yu will find plenty ov folks who
are anxious 10 lend yu sImthing. The
fust three notes endorsed had to pay
and fhopeitwlll be iist SO with the mex
three.
hav been abused about az much NJ
emmy boldly, but the skandAl that IL run,
ming thru the papers just now, that | an
worth $50 thousand dollars, IL the wust
abuse ov all. ID IN
Philosofy is not cure for all, nor even
emmy evils, but it duE tax the gaul out Of
them nightly.
Young man, poliieness IL kard that
yu kan allWuI pla and not make ans mis-
take. # will alimont win on hornet OF
mule.
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ErNA MILL.-At the regular monthly
meeting Of the Directors Of the Etnu
mill, on Saturday last, there was an in
formal revision Of the operations since
the first Of January. The indications are
that the July statements will show al
least one fourth greater produC'
lion for the first six months Of 1877, over
the corresponding period for 1876. The
IEtna has now been running four years
and has made no stops except such as art
made by all similar works at time o
stock takingin January and July, unles'
we consider a few days lost by breakage
OF machinery. This is goot
record for a new mill, which hat
both reputation and trade to make
and that TOO in competition with the vel
established character Of the Pittsburgh
mills. Etna iron stood the test Of the
trade with remarkable success from the
very start, while her sheet irons have be-
come SO popular that an additional sci
Of rolls for the manufacture Of sheet iron
were required 10 enable the company to
ill their orders. These rolls have just
been completed within the last few days,
For general cordially between employers
and employed, for steady run, and for
uniform excellence Of product, the Etna
has an enviable reputation.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Ann Sutton and otherS,
VS..
Jno. J. Jones,adm OiJnO. Bishop, 10 eh'n'T'
decd and Others.
~ virtue Of decree In the above tntllCdciuS
entered BY Iald court on the 2lst day Of May Is;I
the undersigned, Special Commissioner, vii, Gu
FRIDAY TIE 18th DAY OF JUNE isa,
beginning at 10 O'Clock, A. ~, proceed u ,,llM
public auction, to the highest bidder, Al lhs inli
door Of the Court HOuA0 Of Ohio county, 10 lhy
city o. Wheeling, tho following desuiOtI real u.
tate, htuate on the cast side Of Main street, IL
tween 10th and Iiih streets, 10 ,ald city, lfl
bounded as iolloWs: Beginning Bt a point "a TIE
est nde o. Main street, 96 feet and II incbs 81
ll'I2l eonth 81 the south corner Of Market ale!
aud east Main street, thence south With Mn
sueet W ieet and incheA 49, PIP; theme AT 10
straight line parallel with nid AMksiLlsy to
the alley In the roar Of said property theste bOrth
with tho iald last mentioned alley 81 ltsiIDd ,
Inches lS2 s,l2l; thence west In itraIililitSi
the place Of beginning, together With tie tIhIie
use the party wall on tho north aide o. aid pant!
Of land. On the above described land tftCttdI
large threc-story brick building, known the t,,
idenco Of tho late John Bishop. Paid property VII
Dc sold subject 70 lease Of james +. Knox o. We
store room and cellar hereunder.
TkRNs OF sALE-0ne-third Of the purthT,e nor
ey In cAah on the day Of nlc, oRc-thlrl 10 I'll
months, and the residue 10 twelve tnenthi ifonl
Gay Of sale the purchaser giving his mole via
approved Pertonal security for said deferred T'y
mens and interett, and the title to Be rtaihei W.
I'll the purchase money shall 10 paid In fall;
JOHN J. JONES,
myH SpccIAl Commlssi0hu
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DIED.

BINGEE.-CLROlISR, widow Of The late Fred.
rich Bngel, at Bridgeport, Ohio, on Monday morn,
los, June H. 1871, at4 O'Clock, Of faralysl', aged
O. ysart and s months,
Funeral from her late residence, Bridgeport, OF
this (Tuesdsy) Gi!ernOpn At2II O'Clock, FrlSndl
Of the family trc Invited. Intermsnt at Mt Zion
Cemetery.
OvEL-At indianapolis, Ind, At The Ies!depc,
Of his son, E.tld Over WlLlAI UyHR, ged q
years and 20 dIys
YAGER-0n Monday, June II, 1871, at3P H.
Mn LOnl IAGnE, widow Of the late Carl YLgeF
In the s2d year Of her AE0.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon At O'Clock
from her lito rnldSaee, 22iI Main street. Friend
Of the family are invited 70 attend. IntGmOnt al
ClllWslrG Run Cemetery.
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STOCK SALES.
HERVEY & BRITT
VIII Oiftr for nlS at their regular Rmi.mOuihly
sales on
Wednesday Evening, June 18Th,
AT7X O'CLOCK PM

; Share, o! Bank Of the Ohio Valley stock, par
value each, t!90
shIres Of FrhRhln Insursuce Company stock,
par value each, sl00.
shares Of Commercial Bank stock, par value
each, 500.
20 shares Of Etnn Nil stock, par vlluo each 500.
l Share Of Wheeling Library Association stock,
par value, $50.
shares Of Nall City Brewing Association stock,
par value each, 800.
q shares STANDARD Phnhns Company stock, par
yalue each, $40.
10 Shares BOllaIrO Nall Works stock, par value
each, 500.
. Shares Nall City Building Association stock,
par Vilus each, $3.50.
shares Bsiislro National Glass Works stock,
pIr value each, 800.
Share. La Belle Iron WOELS stock, par value
each, 800.
hhres Wheeling Iron and Nall WORKS ConpA-
ny stock, pan value each 500.
! share Belmont Nall Works Company stock, par
value, SI,2CO.
!? shMss q Elm Grove Railway stock, Par value
go %.
Ne also offer on the same evening large number
Of plECfI Of real eItSts. All psrs0ps Who desire 10
purchase sheuld avail themselves Of such auction
sale Of stocks aud real estate. jel2
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TIE New Eldorado, the Black Hills,
has been the goal Of thousands OF am
bilious people whore experience proba'
bly, accords with that Of those who
rushed to the gold regions OF California
in 1859. Some have succeeded by dini
Of luck or industry in accumulating 4
fortune, but more have doubtless been
bitterly disappointed. Letters from per
sons in the Black Hills say in substance
to friends in the East, don't come here
unless you have money, or unless you
possess sturdy muscle and are willing tc
work hard" Like all new mining towns
Deadwood, the principal city in the Hills
is a lively city and makes but few pre-
tensions to morality. The Black Hill
Daily Times, Of the 99l ultimo, in The
following local paragraph, gives night
scene in Deadwood:
"Deadwood is culivened in the evening
by the according strains OF the flute, the
viols and the bugle. The billiard halla
are thrOnged, the various games Of chance
IRE patronized by the excited hundreds,
while the poor young man who has immi.
grated without cent in his possession,
bemoans his fate, and longs for his former
associations. No pity here. Self is
power"
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THE strawberry crop appears to have
been very prolific this year all over the
country. The fruit is large and very
abundant in 81. Louis, and prices have
ruled as low as five cents a quart. New
York City, we notice from the papers, is
also surieited with Strawberries from
Norfolk and Charleston. They are sent
in such quantities as to be sold as low as
in St. LOuis-tive cents per quart. One
grower in Norfolk has shipped 100000
quarts to the New York market, 1t
looks as though the business had been
overdOne, and it is hard to see where
there can be any profit in raising straw.
berries in the Carolinas to be sold at re-
tail in Northern cities at five cents =
quart.
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In his letter in which he says that hi
will not accept nomination from the Re,
publicans Of Ohio Tor second term
Governor Young approves the silver
scheme, and continues:
1.-THE Hayes policy OF paciGcatiOn will
be enthusiastically endorsed by our con-
yention, and made a plank in our plat.
form, and the amusing feature OF this sub.
ject Is that the democracy dare not find
fault with It. But, after all 10 said, in
my humble opinion the next campaign
will be a eight for men rather than meas.
ures-for honest administration rather
than the greed for office, and in these par.
ticulars we are a hundred foldstronger
than our opponents"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
CENTRAL HOTEL,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
Elijah aarllng, ST., l.

Az lIiV nAuulelpal IOurt Of heelhS'
Elijah HarlIng, ST., ]
The undersigned Special Commissioner henlI
give nouee that, by virtue Of the authority 'rsg
in them by decree made by Illd Court 10 M
canSe on the I'd day Of March, A. d. i''i' h'!
SATURDAY, june 10th, a. D.ls1,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 rclI u
public auction 10 the highest bidder, At the iiohl
door o. The Court House Of Ohio county 10 lt'
CITY OF wheeling, IN the State q Wei vigil
the following described real estate 10 aid ci!,
county and State, AltHRto at the north ia! eoItd
o. Fourteenth and Water streets, and beu'del :
iolloWs; BEGINNING At ald corner and rlhp ls..
thonee north with Water street one hundred Nt'
Thence running east by u line parallel With fys'
leentn street eighty ieet TO m open Irafi -
WITH the vest line Of aid open space south i'shy'
TWO ieeti thence cat by line parallel WIN ~
west line Of aid alley seTeny.clSht feet 70 io-ii
teenth street, thence west With The north liht "
said Fourteenth street 10 the place Of lcihhlos
together with the right 10 use said alley on 'hee,
noe Of said property In common with OIEd NC
ices o. James and James X, Baker. ,r
On Above described land "a that elegant am y.
located Hotel now occupied BY said John l'oD'''''
And called the Central Hotel.
TRRHs oP SALE-One-thlrd, or a. much nat y
the purchase money RS the purchaser may 20 Y
pay, cash on the day Of ale, and for the fe''l
me purchase money the purchaser 10 give b, ~,
Win approved personal security, dated On iN.,
o. sale and bearing interest IRON that diI, - ~.
Tor oue-thlrd Of sad reAIduo and payable llGIT ,
eighteen and tWenty-iour months TrTGu,I,
alter their date, and the title 10 be rrtaIbel u'''
payment OF tho purchRJe money In full
WILLIAMP. HUBBARD
ALFRED CALDWELL
special Commi'siobG,',
J. C. HERvRr, AuctIonecf. myI.
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GENERAL SHERMAN, who was in Tur.
key in 1873, gives the opinion that the
first object Of the Russian campaign is the
possession Of Trcbizond, after which the
Russian left wing will move toward the
Valley Of the Tigris, to force an outlet to
the east by the way Of the Persian gulf.
He says that Russian ambition lies in the
direction ofAsia, and that the Russian
warlike demonstrations in Roumania are
mainly designed to force the Turkish
empire into such an attitude that the con.
sequent disruption and interference Of
other powers in the partition Of the en-.
pirc, should affairs turn that way, would
establish the Russian government in
possession Of the territory aimed at in
Asia Minor.
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"TnERE will be no oppo,itiOn," glee.
fully says the Vicksburg (Miss,) Herald
(Dem.), "in Yazoo county, this fall, to the
regular Democratic ticket" The politi-
cal changes in this county under the
mississippi policy" are SO striking that
they are worth recalling. In 1872 itcast
2,499 Republican votes, and gave Grant
4 majority Of 1911. Last autumn II cast
. Republican votes, and gave Mr.. Tilden
n majority Of 500.
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For SALE
TRUsTEE,s SALE

1 AASNA@%A4IS S@A1H
BY virtue Of two deOdI Of trust luade by M,,,c
Collins and II. &. ColinG, her hushapd "a nv y
deugnCd Trustee, the Afst dated NoVsmbare W. W.
1874, recorded In Deed Of Trust BcoE M n W.,
Is1; the second dated January 2iIi, ISIS
In Decd Of Trust Book No. q, page b, oi tbS
Records Of Ohio county, viii bell At pubIir ~
tIon at the front door d the Court Hoass II GSg,
county, W. Va, on 'u''
SATURDAY, tho 1iLh day OF July, iS1L
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described -,
estate, Wis; Two certain lots or nlect1 oi Vyo,0
On the east Ode Of Wheeling liill IN ths NV y
wheeling Ohio county, West YhEhii, On IN !. =,
aide Of Lind street, beng the second ana ibIEi III!
Of sixty (60l feet each, fronting on lind ,i,S't
running south from Eleventh (old sprticSi ~,
and adjoining J. T. Glbson's lot and tuSnIs
cast from Lind street 10 ALLEY II.
The title 10 believed 10 10 perfect, but blIIp, =,
Trustee will convey only the title vested II ns AZ
aid deeds Of trust -'U!
The terms arc one-thlfd or more, n tho pu,,h,.
er 10 elect, In cash on day Of Rale The biSnts T.
two equal inliallments at six aud twelve non,b!
notes bearing interest 10 DO given for the dtisr,'
payments, tho TUE 10 b retained until payment !,
W. Il. CALDWELL, Tu,,..
WI J. W, coWDEN, Solicitor. ~'''0'
jSl ". II. HALLER, Auctlop.,,
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The Connecticut Catholic, the organ Of
the Roman Catholics In the Nutmeg State,
calls the attention Of Irish Catholics to
the fact that they are in great measure
excluded from office in this country on
account Of their religion, and urges them
to cut loose from existing parties and
form new party. This is not wise ad'
vice, because the formation Of a distinct
Catholic party would at once lead to the
organization Of an anti.Catholic party
What it says next, however, is more wor'
thy oithe consideration Of those to whom
1t Is addressed;
1.-THE political millennium will mol
dawn for Irishmcn or Catholics until they
Sunder completely the tea Of party and
launch out into tho open sea OF political
independence. Then their claims fol
Office will be recognized, and their ser
vlces will DO duly appreciated, The diff
ierent parties would then strive 10 secure
their adherence, and would inaugurate a
reformation by nominating them TO lu
cratiye and responsible positions"
The Irish Catholics, have SO far adher
cd so blindly to the Democratic party
that they have naturally como to be re
gHrded in ii as mere hewerS Of wood ant
drawers Of water for the organization
Their votes are considered as so mucl
party property as belonging to the party
by indeieaSibls right, and as SO mucl
party strength that can be counted OF
under any circumstances, The Demo
cratic managers consider itso certain tina
the prejudiceS Of the Irish Catholics vii
make them vote with the Democratic
party that they never think it worth
while to show them any consideration
Blind and prejudiced parLiSans are al
ways tools, and arc treated like tools
When the Irish begin 10 act like intelli
gent and independent voters with mind
oftheir own, and begin to teach the Dem
Ocratic party that they are not its seris
they will be Of more weight in politics.
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TIME TABLE WHEELING 4 Elm GE0,yi
i Z. W. CO., In eject on and alter FhdAy' ~!
THE HYcEIA HOTEL

Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe Ul, ,s
all the year. Special attractions for IummeI, Nv
ample capacity for 800 guests. Has al mo '.,tS
improvements. Six daily malls and telSi.tII
once. Fifteen totEenty hrIt.elISi steamer -
daily lIecpt Sunday, 40 ylrds from w I.I -
from May unttl November. Boating hIhlnE w. ~.
driving specially attractive Send for cliSaAH Wv
srIieing hygionle advantages, terms, 49,; p,o.
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tpIlly except eundPy AccommOdatiOn.
tS,eubcnTllln ACcsmmodatlon.-ThIs train dur.
ing tho day passes tackSard and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bcllaire, stopping when regui.
red at sherman HouSe, HtnAville, West Wheeling
aud Gravel Hin.
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Ia',raDoHO's H.'n DvE

/, the sicI aud the bcsf. Is instantaneous 10 IT,
action, and II produces tho most natural shades Of
black or brown, docs not stain the skin, and Is
easily applied, II Is standard preparation, and
faTorite upon every wtll-appoinieyl toilet for lady
or gentleman. For sao by all Druggists and Hair
Dresser: Joseph cElSTkD9Ro, PfrpfletIt. p.
Q. Box 2ll2. New York. AnlG-s
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.oMhLIssIONER,s SAM
TUESDAY, the 22d day Of Nay, 1871,


TUESDAY, the 22d day Of Nay, 1871,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, proceed to ,ell 1t
public suction Of the front door Of the Court Ho,.o
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In tho riiy
q Wheeling, tho following described real estate
situate IN nid city, county and stAte, that 4 10
say: Part Of lot No 10 In IquAre No. "a Of the Re.
AiTe addition 70 aid city, beginning for aid part Of
aid lot at the souATqt corner 81 aid lot In "a.
cob street, formerly h8th street Al H. poi5t n
intersection o. an alley With alid street; tbsnts
running northWRrdly with the eastern boundary
llne o. sald etIee thirty iOet; thercc eAstWlrdy
At right angles with ld street sixty feet ~ WdiL
Of said lott thence southNardly and parallel Tiib
Jacob street thirty feet 70 the north bound1ry In
Of sald alley; thence with the north libe n IN
alley TO the place Of beginning. Said part Of aid
lot fronting thirty feet on Jacob street. and unpin4
hack o. That Width sixty feet, and having brlCi
Said decree provides that the ale shall IDtIpd,
the dover right q Saah Jane Kellor, who "a,
widow oil VIM. Hull, decd, IN Md pNrt lot
TKRAs OF SALE-One-thIrd Of tho purrhaso
money,o or 20 much more As the purrha,ef may
elect 10 pay, In cash, the remainder In Two cnu;l
instruments payable SIX and twelve month, re-
sPeetyely alter the date Of sale, with interest iIom
that date, the purchaser giving hi, bond viii m.
proved personal security for each Of aid install
ments and Interest as aforesaid and the lille 10 lie
property TO be retained until Tho whole Of ths nuF
chase money paid.
GEORGE b. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
-; =; Y hkkIkf, AuStloneer. SI2O
Tho above 1leis adjourned until Tuesday, June
5, 1871, at 10 o'clock A. n.
GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
my2S sp0clhl Commissioner.
The above sale Is adjourned until TUESDAY,
June 10Th, 1871, At 10 O'Clock n.
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
le0 Special C0mml..i1ner
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE-CHlLDREN's HONE.

Persons contributing articles for the FANCY
TABLE at the chlldrsn'S Home Festival viii
please send The simO to No 81 Fifteenth street, on
TUESDAY Or WEDNESDAY, and obllgo
jei9 THE COMMITTEE.