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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-14

LOoR OUT FOR THiRTY.rHIRD ANNUAL
REPORT, 1877.
Dividend to mrmb-rs In CASH their premiums
hll due. over u, m 100 have been returned 70
members during the last thirty three years.
Begin the Insure.
ALL Policies protected from forfeiture BY
Slate law. Solicitors wAnt,d. Liberal terms made
70 parties having laps-,l policies.
N. b. CLARA q, General Agent
Room 81. Cload Building.
Alec. Aren't for the D~ellink-house fire In
surAnce Company at boston. tAfN ThAsly
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AwARD-PRUPusAL
BOND.

Each bidder can make q TrOro-Gl Ssr eahtr 60
both Kinds OF cards stating Irlces separately
Ing everything reg uired 10 he oste 90 In-aaslcl
SGT f1rth in this advertisement ard tfs rtn-
tract under this advertisement viii te l~Iraes
10 the bidder whose IropSsal enmfayir< wtsh All
the conditions her etn, shan tie ibt Bsse.a "a
either kihd Of card furnished A. samples % TO-
ders.
the lie, artmehf ~iii n0t he i6ercs
Zach Iropsai must re siSped by ;he flssI-
viduAl or IAuSrrshiP MAJ ing a. and Eten maze
by = partIer,hiP the name Of cara IaESItr
thereof must to Disclosed; ana Il nHfi he az
oomlAnied by 4 guaranty, signed ~ Of lehsl TIVE
responsible guArAntsfs. that the tdcder ffIll
within teu days amer being enliea nTsa @ o. ~
execute q CONTRACT 10 fnraith IrOH ldlr. and n
quantities af ordered thu ar7Ielr sfzte3tf O. Hs
furnished by htu, the responsibility ana su-r-
eescy 81 the sirs-r- 20 such Egsrlnir 10 IL or
tined To ny the p0stmAsier s1 Cnlisd >sAlef al
tornty where the hidder resides; and N snsh
tract the contractor ana his sureilef tAAll
nant and agree that 10 case the sad osntrIr7tr
shall TAIL To DO or perform all aus q ile
nants, sti pulati"ns, and Agreements 81 shIe GA
tract the part Of tint shld csnirncltE to fs
Termed, AZ therein set iOrth. the ssia osaiustss-
aud his sursiies shall forfeit l8A pay tS the
t'nited States of America the sum 81 han
dred thousand dollars, for which sEAs Isgssa1nEs
the ,aid eontraeiHr and his snret1es tiAl he
ages, 10 lie sued Tor In The name 81 thu CElsre
States.
IL the bidder 10 whom the frf1 award nay N,<
herein Provided. then he asSrI Gsy Is an
nulled, and the contract let TO ihs DeTt krssS
responsible bidder. II not deemed toe htgh fy ne
Postmaster General. and 80 uafil The rcy utzhA
contract Is executed; ana sBch DeIf ls.esl tds-
der shall tie required 10 iHlnll every E1tSslI'sla
embraced herein AZ II he we're the TistEil FaEsF
To whom the contract vac awarded
The contract will alec IrOyids ilJal e Al aay
time during he Continuance the sureiie. eaiA<r
J Of them, shah die, CT he's he lrresFJafa4e Tie
Postmaster Gsnsral shah have Tie right "a re-
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and 70 ~ s SsG s f;R S Ss,d %: :Sf:
vii vii sSa rssIp, that win sSrs YOU, fREi
otcAARdE: III. lIe.' rs%say "a. di.eoSsI.e
ssisssS Sni SSIs a g ,ss Es;
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<MUsENFyTS.

coxeRxdksfTTIddySi hThf CHURCH.
XVI, htsphn. Nay rs ats p. m. Wrath er.reises.
r,ofs. waiter and Rcynoids: Grace Greenwood,
Misses Zaidce jones, I.Vitie swallow, Emma Coben,
NJ. schntter Ut. n, frank white. NJ. n. n
Tickets at PRINCIPAL music snd oook stores. Bencnt
Friday. myit-n
NATIONAL THEATRE.
In pnnsr to great general request, Leonard
Growers lmmenscIy Successful comedy.
"oUR BOARDING HOUSE"
"OCR BOARDING HOUSE,
will he reproduced at this Theatre for
THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
THINE NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND wEDNESDAT,
STUART ROBSON WA, H. CRANE
WIN. u. CRANE. STUART ROBSON,
with the original star Cast. will respp-ar as
Pkof. GiLLSrOD aud COL. kLEvATOR, In
OUR BOARDING HOUSE.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
ryii-tf Star and Critic.
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BI-ANkS

In addition. the oontractCT VII he rrgnlreA &c
furnish labels and direct The stne. 80 oAch
package, IN acc0rdAbce With the daily lisls fur
nishe,i hy the agent of the lNeraT1meni- lsxeabrr
With all '.ther hlanks required t.e bBelS-cS .n
the cards: also all blanks ftT Shlls- gerkls
monthly, ana quarterly returns reaAsllg u Ikr
numteT Of cards Furnished
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DELIVERY.

II is expected thai the canfraufsr vii s< -e1sy
to commepce the delivery 81 the cAr1t The la
day 1t July. when he osnirArf term ee-tns= and
thereafter they mnst be rrunTfly iErnishcs llss
delivered plete IN All rcsIecfs- IN sBch SnAz
utIcs as may lie eguircc to MI the dAlr sg-de-<
OF posi- masicrS. Inc cards sEA- te III Ri-cA gf
lie delivered In separate phe LACE n Ha'sre lTt
vided for. at the pst once NJ ife place htre rfs
same arc manufactures ~ the Doarefl A1gnrNnl
large p1st once with Roeqnn.e fhrifnbtf SEC
handling and mailing the oardt IN the 1fscrr15f1
of the Postmaster GebrraE SAGA YaElaists
at the Poet t'fiice lsepariDeni- NJ wAsainrzsa-
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REFORrS

Tho contractor gill te required TO rxsx--
weekly. under cath, the number e cards nlna
featured, TN sbcd. unfinished ana s1.slr1 tha
number issued during the week and ihe raGnssi
available ior Issue: all fI.aile1 cards ts &c Dc
ttroyed ky the aE-nt 81 the lEIAI1sBrns n ia
presence Of the csntrAcfor OT ma representative
or Otherwise dIsl-ssod Of. As The fssl mkssti
General may direct
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NUMBER OF CARDS REQUIRE

The number ~f cards lssasd Aar4nx The lssl
hscAl year l5O.siSes. and Il L. tXy-rr-es iAAl
the issues Tor the current nscal wear ia f M
lso % O.ccn The numher rcSairod duranx the
next contract terra viii ,rassatly reArA sase 81
lion, H. LvOO, uoo) Al leAsf: tE- ths eshirlessr
must furnish all that may ee required sIlhss1
reference 10 this estimate
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BCILpING, PLACE OF MANUFACrrRE.
En- ETC

TIE oards will he required TO te nanuac-z-ce
In . nre. proof haildnr sutlcci 70 the sy9ruz.l g
the Depart nent. and In separate aParI n-lts as
tinet from thoec In which snr ether ssrk 10 Asas-
and when finished must he placed ter sasrsEs IN
nro and burglar proof apartment co r1nn- %
be specially provided isr the pRrfase- M en-
tor use Of the Po-t Unlce IN rcefsfer4nr asa
mailing packages Of postal cards 10 s-e ,srwarSee
thruugh the mails. The sInr-nc1is raufft sDt
rooms for ms nniaeiarlnr- sfo-fnr and rtxls1erSrr
cards shall be Immediately ctsnpocfeA sHh ehrh
other by Communicating DOORS. and fber sfil u s-s
constructed and lifted up To- the sAzis<ncrisr ana
with the siirosAl 81 the Department
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ArchhIsllop DupnnIoup

Made fine speech in the Senate the
other morning pleading for an additional
allowance TO the French clergy, which
humble and hard working class, accord
ing to him, Il now in imminent danger Of
starvation. The venerable defender Of
the Catholic faith has almost matchless
eloquCnce, and lie has naturally had a
great influence on the members Of the
Right, who are almost without exception
good Catholics, and who would be afraid
Of offending their wives or doing any.
thing against the dignity Of the Chufch.
But the clergy seem doomed TO hard
times, nevertheless; their fat contributions
OF other days are cut of on all sides, and
they are, here and there, reduced really
TO pitiful straits. There seems detcrmi.
nation on the part Of large number Of
the members Of the Republican Assembly
TO break them up and disperse them II
possible; at least 70 destroy their intiu-
enCe In the agricultural districts, where
it has been productive OF the greatest
hindrRnces TO intellectual progress.
Numerous publications in reviewing the
statistics Of the year, note with pleasure
that the per cent Of ignorance in the
farming districts has been greatly dimin.
ished, and they attribute this 10 the in:
crease Of school facilities, which have
followed upon the diminution Of the
power Of the clergy to dictate 10 the peas
ants.--Faris Letter.
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to prevent an adjournment, but was un.
successful, and an adjournment was effect.
ed until tonight at Z o'clock.
Carl Nchurz ON the situation.

A dispatch from St. Louis last night
gives the views Of Carl schurz on the
Electoral bill reported to Congress. They
are, in brief, that the bill furnishes the
best and most satisfactory tribunal that
can be had for the investigation and SO.
luton Of the Presidential muddle. "The
verdict Of this tribunal" Mr.. schurz cor
rectly says, "will command universal re.
spect."
No other solution Of the question, by
either house Of Congress, will command
such respect. He holds that II either
Hayes or Tilden should go in without
the moral support OF the country, merely
for the sake Of peace, they would be left
miserably at the mercy OF an aggressive
and growing opposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-24

CHICAGO, January 2S.-Flour- Quiet
and steady, Wheat Inactive and Iowcr.
no. 2 2ChicagO spring 81 SOH cash; 81 SOs
February; 81 32N March; No. 3, 81 lGI.o
| 4; rejected 81 O2. Com-Dull nj 4Sc
cash; 45'se bid February; llc bid March;
FeJsGtsa r. ;,Ias,, S,c' Oats - Dull and higher,
raary; SG95c March; rejected 9795c. Hye...
Steady and unchanged. Barley-Fair do.
mand at lower rates. Pork-Dull and GENE.
rally higher; SIG Scale s2IE cash; $lG S7Ia
10 30 February; Sl7 1Jal7 l71I March. lard
= Fair demand at $40 S0alO So cash.
so o5]4alO 80 February; $ll O2JEaiI o.
March Bulk Meats-Quiet at SNa9c, all
s. iOa7 80; light s. I5a7 IS. Whisky -
Dull, weak and lower, 81 o..
AT the close Wheat was unchanged. Corn
i5c higher Oats unchanged. Pork eaSier
at $l1 lOal7 lOb March. Lard UNCHANGED.
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A good wife ia TO man wisdom
strength and courage; bad one is con.
fusion, weakness and despair. No con,
dition is hopeless TO Il man where the
wiiepossesscs firmncs', decision and econo
my. There is no outward propriety
which can counteract Incidence, extrava.
gance, and folly at home. No spirit can
long endure bud influence. Man is strong
but his heart is not adamant. He needs
a tranquil mind, and especially if he is
an intelligent man, with whole head, he
needs its moral force in the conflict oI
life. To recover his composure, home
must be place OF peace and comfort
There his soul renews its strength and
goes forth with renewed vigor TO en-.
counter the labor and troubles OF life.
But if athome he finds no rest, and there
is met with bad temper, jealousy and
gloom or assailed with complaint and
censure, hope vanishes and he sinLs into
despair.
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The A. q r. EnioIneI Again,

INDIANAPOLIS, January 23.-The At.
lantic & Pacific Telegraph Company in
December were enjoined from building
n line along the Ohio Il Mississippi rail.
road, on complaint Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. Subsequently the
Atlantic & Pacific Company arranged
with the receivers OF the railroad to build
n line for them, transferring their mate.
rial and men 10 the receivers for that
purpose. To-day Judges Drummond and
Gresham, Of the United States Court, de.
cided such act 10 be violation of the
spirit Of the injunction, and declared the
parties in contempt. The court admins.
tered severe reprimand, and discharged
them on payment OF the costs.
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superintendent OF Water works,

Editors Intelligcncer:
Permit me through your columns to
answer two questions, that have been
raised in regard to Mr.. Morrison, one Of
the gentlemen now beiorelhe voters Of this
city, for their anilirAgcs nj the coming
charter election, for the Office Of Super
intendcnt Of Water Works. As 10 who
he is can say that he has been citizen
Of this city for twenty-five years or more,
and is agentleman in every respect, one
whose character is unimpeaChable. As
10 his abilities TO discharge the duties Of
the Office should he be elected, let me say,
that he will bring to the position IN ex.
periencc Of 10 years as 4 practical
mechanic. lie has been both first and
second engineer on the river, and the
past eight years has been employed US
foreman Of Hobbs, Taylor & Co.'s ma.
chine shop. With the practical knOwl.
edge he possesses Of machinery in all ils
branches, both in It's manufacture and use,
there certainly can be no doubt that
should he be elected, he will make an
efficient officer, and that we will find that
We have the right man in the right
place. JUSTICE.
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this experiment fail, it would turn bacl;
the eshands on the clock Of ages.
Mr.. Conkling here announced that he
would not be able TO conclude his re.
marks to-day.
Mr.. Edmunds said that on account of
the indispositiOn Of his friend from New
York (COnkling), who was not able to
proceed to-day, he would move that the
Senate go into executive session, but gave
notice that he would ask the Senate to
vote on the bill tomorrow.
MeSsrs. Boutwell,, Christiancy and
Wallace were appointed members Of the
Conference Committee on the bill to per.
iect the revision Of the statutes.
Alter an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
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CHICAGO, January GA dispatch
from Sioux City states that report is
current at Fort Randall that train Of
Is wagons and 90 men were captured on
Thursday morning last, about 100 miles
west Of the Missouri river, while on their
way out OF the Black Hills, and that not
a man escaped the scalping.knife. The
Indian who brought the news says that
Crazy Horses band committed the out.
rage, and that the train belonged 10
Nulin & Papineau, OF Yankton.
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NEW YORK, January 23.-Cotton- Ouie,
but steady at 10 5.lGal34c, Flour In
moderate demand but strong; sunrri;n"
western and State S. 75a6 90: common ~
good 50 lOa6 10; good to choice 80 90aG 3O,
White wheat extra So 35a7 so; extra OH"
% lOaS OVi st. Louis 50 l5a0 25. Wheat
SHngraded spring in store 81 50; white
Michigan 81 90; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 Az.
iEye-Western SlaSGc. Barley - Steady.
no. Canada 95c a$l O5. Malt-FirH
new ungraded mixed rs.
Ole; new no grade GOaGO<c; new steam
mixed Ol Ia6!c. Oats-Dull; western mixed
anu state 42a54lEc. Hay and Hops-TJn.
changed: COilee-Steady and UNCHANGED
sngar-Firmi fair to good refining Si<n
Vac prime 95sc. Molasses-Quiet and
unchanged. Rice-Firm; Louisiana 4sIs
O'|c' Carolina 5I5aG%c. Whisky--sl To- To-
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Mortality Among the Children nj
Chicago.

Scarlet fever and diphthcria are sweep.
ing the children OF Chicago To- the
grave.yards. The Times, IN an ar
ticle on the subject, intimatCs that the
deaths within three months do not fall
much short Of eight thousand. The
cause is supposed to be imperfect drain
age and bad ventilation, but the Times
calls loudly for an investigation. We
make the following extracts from lead.
ing editorial on the subject:
"The city is full Of grief Rachael
mourning for her children because they
are not The ample statistics given in
a late issue Of the Times show how great
is the present mortality among children.
and demonstrate that the ravages Of di-
sease among infants have nearly the
deadly force OF pcstilence. The conclu-
sions Of the article are that the principal
diseases which affect this class are scarlet
fever and diphtheria, and that the prime
causes Of their spread and malignancy
are bad drainage and impure air arising
from imperfect ventilation.
What the Times started out to say with
reference to scarlet fever il that there is
most marvellous and wholly inexplica-
BILE Supineness on the part Of the public
with reference to the ravagcs Of this COM
plant. Yellow fever and cholera have
been made the subject Of special studies,
and the investigation Of commissions
and yet neither OF these diseases is COM
parable in their deadly results 10 those
oil scarlet fever. In England, alone, the
annual number Of deaths by scarlet fever
reaches the extraordinary dimensions Of
$4,000! Suppose that even one-fourth
Of this number were TO die of cholera or
yellow fever each year in England, what
panic would ensue, and how instantly
would he brought TO bear on the evil ev.
cry appliance within the reach Of scien.
tifc investigation In 1873 there ragged
in the United States both cholera
and yellow fever, and both pro.
duced All alarm that perVaded the
entire Nation. Now, what does the
reader suppose was the mortality result
ing from the presence OF these two fright
ful diseases? 1t was less than S,000-not
very many more than Chicago has lost in
three months from scarlet fever and
diphtheria. During the same year in
which the country was panic.stricken
over the prevalence Of cholera and yellow
fever, there occurred over 10000 deaths
from diarrhGa, dysentery and cholera
infantum; and this is not above the ay.
eraSe annual mortality from these dis.
eases. The special tables OF mortality in
the Vital Statistics Of the Ninth Census
show that there is, in this country, an
average annual mortality from such more
or less preventable diseases as smallpox,
scarlet fever, typhus fever, enteric fever,
and consumption, Of over 100000. And
yet these friGhtiul results attract no at
tention.
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Cincinnati.

CiNclNHATI, January 2S.-Cotton--Dun
at Fac. Flour-Steady and in fair dc.
mand. Wheat-Dull: red ST 45al 80, Corn
Quiet at lSa45c. Oats-Quiet at 33a3gr
Rye--Firm at S2AS3c. Barley-Dull md
nominal. Professionally; held at Sl7 spot
safes NJ Sl7 80 seller March. Lard-QIiet;
steam IO%c bid 1879 asked; kettle il IA
l?c. Bulk Mcats-Firm; shoulders GIa
O2sc; short rib IS 60; short clear SJ6c. In.
con-Qutet at 715a9%al0c. Green Meats
Scarce and firm; shoulders @ Y c; short rib
o}6c; hams 9al0c. Butter-Stcady and un.
changed. Whisky-Steady at 81 O5.
hoGs-Firmi common So O0a5 co; fair
10 good light So 7Oa6 90; packing So IOa
G 40; heavy butchers S6 5OaG 10.
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LEGISLATIVE NorEs.-In these times
Of doubt and danger it is pleasant to see
the friendly greetings Of the members as
they assemble. No matter how often
during the day they pass each other,
there is cordial grasp Of the hand and
tender inquiry after their welfare-a
custom made more easy now, perhaps,
from their experience in canvassing for
election last fall.
Some OF the members are drawing their
mileage and per diem, and there is a
noticeable increase In the number OF plug
hats and new coats.
The House has revised the Rules, sub.
stituting, among other changes, Barclays
Digest for Jeilerson's Manual for the gov
ernment Of the House in cases not pro.
vided for by theStanding Rules.
The Speaker is enforcing more rigidly
the rule excluding all from the hall ex-
cept privileged visitors.
Quite Il number Of ladies were on the
floor Of the House yesterday. The array
OF SO much beauty Mt their backs did not
affect the composure Of the members TO
any extent, aside from slightly percep-
tibIe tremor in the voices OF the more
susceptible who arose to speak.
Mr.. Riley Of Jackson carries the most
hair upon his face, while Mr.. IIearn OF
Ohio is the cleanest shaved.
Mr.. Wilson Of Kanawha is the most
active. Mr.. Straton Of Logan, the most
deliberate. The quickest member is Mr..
Largcnt OF Morgan, and the best natured
is Mr.. Elliott OF Preston.
The question Of allowing mileage to
committee clerks and pages came up and
MeSsrs. Farnsworth and Ferguson had
another passage at arms upon retrench.
ment.
Business suspended at l2 NJ. yesterday
IN the llouSc TO go into an election for U,
S. Senator's.
The Republicans cast solid vote for
John s. Carlile for the short term, bu,
scattered on the long term.
The Democrats are all at sea, with no
hopes OF harmonizing.
II. g. Davis leads off for the long and
Hereford for the short term, but some
scrub not entered yet, may win on the
home stretch.
Judge Ferguson was bull,dozed in eau.
Gus last night.
Messrs. Price, Hereford and Faulkner
left last night for their posts at Washing.
ton-McFadden's resolution.
Another Democratic caucus tonight.
Only two ballots for each term were tax.
en- in the caucus last night.
Reporters were admitted to the loor Of
the House at the caucus.
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A Large Immigration Expected
in the Event OF War.

New YoRK, January 2l.-Sleamphip
agents, and others interested in immigra.
lion matters, predict considerable emf
grafton from Germany and Russia to the
United States in the event Of an Europ.
can war. A considerable number Of
Russian Mennonites are coming here in
the spring TO join their brethren already
in the United States, and several agents
for the colonies, 10 be formed in Germany
for thiscountry, are on their way here.
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No Brides for Kellogg,

New ORLEANS, January 2S.-In the
Legislature to-day, the House Commit.
tee was appointed TO inquire into the
charge made by Pinchback, that the mem.
bers had been bribed by Sewer, u mem.
Der Of the House, to vote for Governor
Kellogg, for United States Senator. The
Committee reported that they examined
under oath sixty-two of sixly.six mem.
bers present, and every one had declared
distinctly and emphatically, that he had
not received money or any other Consid.
GRAFTON 10 vote for Kellogg. The Com.
mittee stated that the evidence given,
satisfies them. Improper influences were
attempted, but not by Sower and not by
any one in the interest Of Governor Kel-
logg. The testimony vas referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
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The Finding Pronositio

Those who contemplate voting against
the proposition to fund the $4,000 OF
floating debt now resting upon the city,
must make up their minds 10 stand an
unusually stiff rate of taxation in order
to raise immediate means for It's extin.
guishment. We must either pay the debt
or fund it-and we must decide which
tomorrow.
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The DueIing I.aw.

NEw York, January 2S.-The Grand
Jury, Court Of General Sessions, made
a presentment to the court to-day, re.
questing that the Legislature DO peti.
toned TO amend the law relating 10 duel.
ing and priEefghting 80 that any witness Of
the proceedings could be compelled to ap.
pear and give testimony before the
Grand Jury or court without incrimina,.
ing himself or being subject to prosecu.
tion as a party to the offence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-24

EAST LlBERTY, January 23.-CATTLK-
Receipts to-day 80 cars OF through stocl;
and;53 cars for yard sales, or, in ali, 1851
head. Supply fair and market active.
quality generally medium and common:
very lew good to extra on hand. Rest
80 %; medium to good 81 5Oa5 90; common
to fair So 75a4 30,
HOGS Receipts 2,035 head. Yorke,E
80 OOaG 70; Philadelphias So 9Oa7 90.
sHEEP-Receipts to-day 8, 100 head. Sell.
ing at So 50a5 70.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
dtoTo r. Tinslcr Sheriff, &c.
vs.. In Cbanrprv
Andrew W. Mccune and others
ln the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Viz
Notice Is hereby given that shall, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of February, 1877,
AZ my otlco, No. iII2 ChapllnC street, Wheeling
". Va, in accordance with decree Of the Circuit
Court for Ohio county, West virginia, made Rni
entered 10 the above entitled cause on The iIth dSv
Of January, 1871, proceed 10 ascertain and repoit
TO The Court the amount, number and prioTItIrs oi
the tcyeral liens and claims Of every EInd GVRInSt
me real estate mentioned In tho blu, to whom tho
alio report any other matter which NAV deem
proper, or auv rarty In interest may require"
HANNIBAL FORBES,
oner Ohio Co, Circuit Court,