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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19
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ftte @eiaitte aus feincn pcrf6mltGen
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6tb atSttban rerten.
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te FUR Secen Elm freunbIt6eS BCrt cber
etncn gsis, trant tei ScHsstten unb
&tnetaufrn nur 70 ptel, taS ion Der Sa.
per np4 nit Gnf1nb ra9 .Saufe bring.
en- tonnle, tislt sIel auf Cutters 3iftre,
cen, bic tr bri tisfen 0elrgenBeiten in
loren fafti8fen StflIen ;G titiren pFeste,
un6 mar ein abseia0tfr 5etnb BON Muf.
erei urc %;etif;rsi. als inn emit elm
frcmmer G1nSitlt Ter 9seplCeie cine
SrrFepreNi3t 0etraGt 6ctte. In pttaer
unsnoli4 p;el Rom Seufsl bic 3ete mar,
Der ais Gin byiQsnbsr 96pe umtereets
unS iuGe, men er Derfdtiuss, CAB er tBm
ea5 Manuiertpt nit ben @prtea Al.
rld:
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ger oUf bos SRcrt Ssufrl beutrn) tas
Srr!6en wruen mir Iitber peslaFtn!
@ir tpnnen p9ne zen Gader fsrtia wtr.
ben!
GH8sl teTsitfle stpI9nli6 bic @erur-
tStiitsn gum Spts Dor. GieBmal aber, Bel
SEP, Bate er tas Wsf6Gft stnen Gntern
lberlafen n,lfen unb tGnnte nur ben
3us 3ur Sfittfit!s bssIeitsn. SEP be-
saSpI sqspI E$ lE;s$s lsbr unssterrts. Gr rau6te
bic eGnSs nirI T,r IgDtzEftsSs r5sf '"afIte, chen
te, trir Der air6rnratb fpdter ertdBlte,
sinsn EfufeIs-Seanbal, i6impfte ben
Siarrer, Ger ism ;ursSete, rinen Gftl US.
er cen dntsrn, ilbrrlGrie cen ErommeI.
rrirttI, barte bic Sdute 9esen tsn Sen.
frrtre&t, fieb sen Stusl nit hem 5uee
uni, tus er fat Spn benz S@aFOt tcner-
te, 70 b1b cas- Bolt fGrn ;u murrsrt an.
fn9 une oegen tas @rribt, bic Spistn
Scr Setbrefn uae ben S6arfrthter bGie
s8crte fisler. Ia, tat Iugrrblide Der
t6tfeu @:fat-. ios Der SiyGenratb nit
friftioen 9tud fcirtn GC1s9cn am "a.
far ;urif une trat ppr ben pitben6en
gtrbrr6cr.
65s, faste CT. bic Siuts taGept (Sies
mar feline GIttlinsstcpesune, btIpnters
wsrn or ttqdtisen wptte,) 6tB mas
maGa III I,;r Saibsn? S.t psrninftis!
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trn GtfaGcn 9anse tausrt ss nitt. GS
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tanssn, cap ber Soften Ortretiprsen itn,.
frnf ecn SrantTurt bisrtsr ecfcmmen
itin frG! Die Sabe nmB tp1 elm Gnse
baten! Stu mir bic S4anbe nitt an,
Sep 4! CAP DID t6pfen! 8Omm, SeB9en,
t0mm, toB cid t6gf;n!
SEP ruree fanft ME Gin 2anirr, liee
F9 rpn Gn9et, Der i'm befdn6ts nit ben
Dprtrn: Gas Did t6pfen auf bic
S8attsr titi4eGtt, 3um Stubl fiibren,
lciftte tsinrn gSibsritaa6 betm 9inSrH
uab lteE lI5 tSpfen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19
SifS iGHftrirtt6sHonats
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9nfcrmaLipr. %rtie 81 .25 jabIit4; frnf Gr-
tmeIare $500. 9a htutiGU unb ruaIif6er
Srrnte gsSTuGt.
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ten, so Gents brrdrt,s go in elssaaisr
Htirpaao.
size 9rstsIifG 500 ESIiIsunsea
nur Gents.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

Sn elmer Stn6erfube LIT tir3tiA bic
Sra9c, ipGtte5 Der tpa9re geruf Der
Srauen 1T, In Ger fitrseften unb lblaeen-
fen Detfe 9clpf rcrren. ngSas pt1ft
Ou einIt iparten 2" frd9te Der 8ater (eirt
ie4sidtri9e8 SStn9en = .gCnbttrr."
dntpprtete Sener. ,,llnb Du,, Sris 2"
,,Solpat." limb Du; 2iesthen 2" WCr-
auf taS finfti6rtge Md6ten ndtt elmer
pauTe filler lleterlesun9 entlAlOden
dntpcrttte .,9raEt !" GtpaS 8erntlnf-
tiaeres 6at waber Tanns Getp1lc nod 9t>
nd Moraen1crn Iber ten SraUenberuf
seGubirt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

tnnt9 it itr Yrriraute.
g3ie lansfam YfrRrth bic Belt!
Gneltst erf6ten Scr erftEnte 1trsen
Die &ranJunafdurn famen In t6rtr
tretBsr 6letbern unb bunten 9dntern
@rtiic, bic GmtlienS Gltrrn no8 sc.
fannt, Prtsftn bic Gu0cnttn netnsl
Sraut stlss winffte mir 0ldf.
Tte Sran3iunsfrausn einaen tte
graut ju bCIsn. &is t9 Te JuriffcGrD
en- RNrtf, Ipran8 i4 frsutiD Der @slttt.
ten tntss8in, aSer ta bssesrste nur Sci,
den rrrftcrten gefiftern.
nGmtlie, no In Gmitie 2"
"gBIr wifen ts nitt. Tiefer gritf
lag auf tbrem Slid"
GdS Shrcitsn par an Carl @ilfcn
aetreiiirt. Sd riB s8 auf une las, tos
metne graut, rletne f66ns. refine Gmilie
81 @runte 9sttttst unp sertafsn ppr,
Zen mar.
Stir blsiSt rur bas Grab, lin, mel.
ne Sh1nee al br6en. 2eb np6t,
eurl, lfb tocbI, Ou ebier Wlnn, ben
tt bttro9rn, abfr elaute, tas, frenn
aud fsin 98efen, fctne G6meiaelei
mid seTfItrte, t6 br4 nur did go
ltrbt."
SD itlrite in r,ein SGlabimmer, er.
8Ftff etat Siftte anb rief: ,Sie fpI &C.
ritt rtrtenm
tlnb 6sSor man MID aufGattcn tonnte
elite in aus tcm Saufs EnS in's Gcmr.
tctr Der 5atrif.
@rIt sin antIid gRtttsn i'm 3immer
itant @itirr Grnplb, spr tbm tntete Gm.
iIte unb F'btr In SPrdren oufsel6R TIT
Gr6armcn.
Sd fprGn9 Dor, radte ben S6urEsn
an Ger &etIe unb f6rie: o0GSle Teine
graut-Gmilie :. cSer Zen Sob
Gr futte F6 spn mir Irs gu mad.
en-.
,,Sttsn Sie rsrninftis," teutte er.
$50 fter5e rt6t. co trabr ctn @Ctt
i'm Simmel 1T, fen bas Cine pesr Gpte.
re 9eitsten. Gu fpGf 3eit saten ;ur
Iatl, bis it SeSn ;dtts.'
Die GpH;eitssdfe tparen mir srfplst,
Der 8sifti6e ebenfaIS.
Gins, 3pci, bret Sttr, firf feds, 1er
sen, a1t-"
3os SiFcl fnafts.
nNeun, Se-"
Salt risf Der etsnte, I'D wasIe
ten. Gr butte tas 1rm& Mit&tn pCn
her gGisse an setonnt uub entipra6 ger.
ne msinem @unI6s. 8stsnb ergpb le
ii6.
@o5 INNER stslt it bas SYiFpl &C.
1panrf.
n@ussn sic niGt ;uraf3utrstsn, psun
Stnen bls getsn lisb iit!"
Ter G'stfItte tssann tt: Srauunst.
ecrsmcnis.
nNeFurn gle tieftn 8irs ob," sstrt
i'd, auf sirsE Grinian.rirs ;sisenb.
Gr ttat es urb fsdie i'm all Gmilirns
Singer.
Limb paS Grtt ;uIdmmcrfIst, tas
frI ser wenih ritt fGfihen," prob Ger
0sitIite nit Iautsr Stimmc --bonn
wtiF tt5 ni6t5 metr.
Gs muB Iaass, lanss t;r fsin, felt az
tas fia eraisret, bsnn nun TT mci1 9aar
itrseweib un6 mein &ugc trilb.
Die Raf6ine blis5 unspGcntst, Gni-
lie III ia reid jest uuS tebarf ,meirsS
@slncs nidt.
@err itt Ger %crsdr9arteit trnfc,
ftmsr3t MID Der Srpf. Die 9eute fa-
gen, Id Iei rsrritt urt lperrtcn mid in
Elm srrBeS 6aus nit trbcr Nausr. Die
ibSne in 1rautr sstlrirste Dame eter,
bic tdslit ,u mir !cmmt, mir 2stertiT.
fen unb @Iumeu trir9t, mcin 6aor
tret6elt unb msine Stirne nit tbren
9Erdnsn faSlt, fast, ttb frt nitt irriia-
mig, urb t6 CLAUDE itr,e neil iie meiner
Gmilie oletbt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-19

SGtn eellcs Eager SDanren htiirr SuaIiiit irr>
m'r naf Sane. @eTisn 6duir FIR { srlS
uno eufnurts. g1ir criu5en bcil.tb pm bic
TaTeib1ft he's Yatlitums.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-19

The Arson Advocate is but following
examples set by papers of larger influence
when ii represents Mr.. Blaine as the ally
OF Jay Gould, the champion of the rail
road interest in the Senate, and that Mr..
Blaine was shut up" by Edmunds, when
he (Blaine) interrupted with brazen at
tempt to defend Jay Gould" 1t would
be expecting too much of the Advocate, to
publish Mr.. Blaines amendment to the
Thurman bill and what passed between
Blaine and Edmunds in debate, because it
does not intend to give its readers the
real facts, only its own falsehoods and
misrepresentation. But then the Advo-
cate is no worse than the Boston Herald
Boston Journal, and some other papers
claiming to be respectable, in any case
where they think they can do Mr.. Blaine
an injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-19
General News.

professor in Western college, according to
the ST. Louis Journal, in q recent lecture before
his class spoke Ajax defyiug the lightning rod
agent"
The Grand Lodge of Michigan Free Masons
recently passed a resolution declaring the manu-
facture or sale by Mason of intoxicating liquor
"as beverage" Masonic offence, punishable, at
the discretion of the Lodge, by suspension or ex
pulson.
fellow in New York has really outbd voor-
hees, Butler aud Wright of Pennsylvania. The
New Yorker thinks the county can stand two
thousand millions Of irredeemable paper money.
Thus far the latter tn nks that one thousand mil
lions will be sufficient to meet the business de
mands of the country.
"Indeed, Sir p. p. Man, said Mrs. P p. Man
81 shall have TO have a laundress" "a lawn
dress, my dear" quoth he, why my DEAR you
have just bought three silk ones''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-19

There are Indications" says the Els
worth American" all over the State, that
the leaders OF the democratic party are
forsaking the ancient paths which their
fathers trod, and are preparing to make
their bed with the Greenback party. The
heresy of irredeemable paper money and
imitation has found lodgment among
their facile principles, and eschewing their
old and honored platform of a specie cur
rency which has obtained from the birth
of the party, they deliberately adopt the
widest theories In direct opposition to
their ancient faith. In this County at the
last democratic Convention, the animus of
the leaders was plain to be seen and both
their resolutions and nominations augured
new departure, and disposition o make
success subservient to principle. Like
lambs to the slaughter, the rank and file
followed at the bidding of the old bell
weathers. Elsewhere throughout the
State the same tendency has been obsery
ed, and since the election the indications
are plain that another campaign will see
a general stampede from the democratic
ranks"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-19
pending before several other committees. The

pending before several other committees. The
committee on Claims, of which I a member,
has before it one single bin which proposes to
give to North Caroins S34 900 for cotton seized
Instead of the number of these claims being but
onetenth of the bills introduced intO this House,
they are really more than one fourih-that is,
those before the War Claims committee alone are
more than one fourth. This you observe does
not include the cotton bills, the bills for the i'm
provement of southern rivers, for captured and
abandoned property and Others Of like nature.
MIR. Reed. confined my remarks to the re-
suits merely Of my own personal observation.
There are great many other claims of the same
class which have been referred to the committees
from the file room. from other congresses, of
which meant to have spoken. | thank the gen
tlemsn for his supplementary statement, because
such figures cal the attention of the House
and Of the country to this matter. To say that
1t is alarming is to use very mild language.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-19
Boston Stock List.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April IS, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 4.ooa5.O0; western $50
southern 0.UO.
WHEAT No. spring illal3h; No. 2 gilt edge
!l3h; Regular. l07+a; Cash. l.07ha;.; May,
lluI,a June, lll-aiilk No. 8. Iva; reject.
ed Se1..
CORN Sales gilt edge, 10 :; regular, 49,. a:
cash i0a.a-; April, 4o.a-; May. aka; June
Hha4l. July, Co.; rejected S6k.
OATS Casn abA; April 26'.aoO-; May, 26b
a27-: June 2sA2sk.
RYE-5s-.
BARLEY-4sl..
DRESSED HUGS-4I2a4l2k.
fOkk-Casn s7o-as. 10; April 9l5--a22h
s6Oats May SOFA; June a.67 1.as0; Jny 9.45
LAKD-Cash e.s5 a6 y April 7l5-a7.l5;
May 691 1auss; June $50 a50; July 7l2-a7l5.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders 81 So, short rib
6Aa8z.
WhISkEY-l0t.
FRElGHrS-Corn to Buffalo s. cents; wheat
do 81 cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-19

If the Progressive Age was shooting at
anybody connected with the Kennebec
Journal, in its article upon the communi-
cation in the Boston Journal relating to
the greenbackers 10 this State. it simply
wasted its ammunition. We neither
wrote nor knew of the article until we
saw it in the Boston Journal. Between
the green-eyed monster and the green
back delusion, the editor of the Age has
gone wildly astray.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-19

A Washington special says that there has beer
for . day OF tao 8 surprising amount of unkind
talk smeag the democrats ia regard 10 Mr.. Glover
ADD bis experts. To say that the latter have been
called fools by these irste democrats is putting il
10 very mild and even complimentary form
Mr.. Glover is now working up a case against q
republican OH -isI with two discharged cle,k. to
bslp him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-19
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. April Is.
Money loaned at 4sa7- on cali,and clio sed al D.
per cent.
Sterling quiet at 4s7-a--- Tor 30 days, 4s91sE-
for demand.
Gold opened at 1905 nd closed at 1908.
Carry ing rates, la3ts per cent. Borrowing rates
3a9-.
AClearings, $23l6 900. Custom receipts, s2ls 900.
Treasury dsbursed-s 01 interest, $4,000 for
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-19
Proposals.

DROPOSALS will be received by the undersign-
i ed, until Tuesday, the 23d day of April, 1878,
or building brick block of two stores with Of
nces and nall over them 10 the villag" OF Winthrop
any information obtained by applying In person to
me, at Offices over the dry goods store OF the Misses
Stanley in said village after Wednesday, the 18th
day of April, 1878
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
IL. W.PACKARD.
Winthrop, April 18th, 1873. aplls- 1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-28

PROMENADE CoScEKr.-The members
OF the Disciples' Church gave 8 very
pleasant promenade concert at Mozart
Hall last night. The hall was elaborate
ly decorated, and showed 10 good advan.
tage, the various booths vleing 10 beauty
and attractiyeness. Among the ladies in
attendance at the booths We observed the
following:
Refreshment Tables - Mrs. Albert
Wells, Mrs. J. W. Pace, Mrs. George Ir.
vine, Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Higgins. Cash.
iers-Mrs. John Z. Mendel, Miss Harris
Supper Table-Mrs. Samuel Adams
Mrs. Blake.
Fancy Table-Mrs. VIM. Holiday.
Flower Booths-Misses Eva Rice and
Mollie McNaughton, and Miss. Truxel.
Variety Stand-Mr. Brooke Adams
Misses Tiny Wallace and Mary Higgins
Candy Stand-MiSses Emma TTuxel
Carrie Higgins and Elite Roberts.
Lemonade Stand-Miss Theresa Phil
lips.
During the evening some quite inter
eSting musical exercises took place, the
programme being rs follows: Military
Galop, instrumental duet by the Misset
Jones; "Kittie Tyrell,P solo, by Miss
Therese Phillips; avAlle des Fees" in
strumental, by Miss Alice Rodgers; piano
solo, by Mics O'Brien; vocal solo, by Mr.
Oscar Seeley; Quartette, by the choir
instrumental duet, by Misses Rogers and
Prather; "0ld sexton,n by Mr.. Upton
Reilly, and several other pieces. The
entertainment will be continued this
ey%aninR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-28


ONE addition 10 the City Prison force
yesterday.
TEE Pacific Circus exhibited in Mar
tins Ferry yesterday.
ROBINS are said to be unusually M.
merous in this vicinity this spring.
IT Is probable that a large excursion
party from this city will visit Pittsburgh
next Sunday.
osE deed Of trust recorded yesterday
by the County Clerk. Only this and
nothing more.
The roads h~ereabouts are reported in
fair condition this spring, though rather
dusty at present.
The pupils Of the infant department OF
the Seventh Ward public school will have
a picnic next Saturday.
THE Board Of Directors Of the new
Nail City Building and Loan Association
will elect officers tonight
THE Seventh Ward public school chill
dren have bright anticipations Of a grand
picnic on the Fourth Of July.
A YOUNG MAN employed at the Tidal
Wave Saloon had a finger severely bitten
yesterday, by siebke's big turtle.
The jurors for this term Of the United
States District Court will meet at the
court room at the Custom House to.mor.
row morning.
TIE argument was concluded last even
Ing 10 the Christman- Hoffman erin.
con. case, and 1t will be given to the jury
this morning.
THE celebration Of Ascension Day by
the Knights Templar OF Wheeling prom.
iSes to be the most elaborate affair Of the
kind ever known here.
A PEW knot,y peaches have made their
appearance in this city. By the way, We
have Just found out that it's the early
peach that catches the worm.
TIE Bishops and clergy who take part
In the conservation ceremonies at 81.
Matthews Church Thursday are expected
to arrive in the city some time 10. NOR.
row.
Ton WALKER was on the wArpath yes.
tefday, IN Tue Elghth WAru, anu knocked
down Tim DorgAn. A warrant was Is
sued for Walker by the Clerk Of the Mu-
nicipal Court.
THAT hop that was talked Of to come
Cd on the steamer Andes last nightdidn,t
materialiEe, owing TO \ misunderstand'
Ing. There Is talk Of making sure Of 1t
Tor next Monday evening.
The Committee Of Arrangements mp.
pointed by the Turner Society for the
coming funniest held a business meet.
Ing In the private rooms above Rolls
Phoenix Saloon last night.
A TEMPERANCE meeting will be held
al Parkers, Hall tonight, and addresses
will be delivered BY Mr.. 6. W. Atkinson
and others. Hon. R. q. Freer, Of Kama.
VIA county, will speak on Friday even.
Ing at this hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-28

HUNS vAPoR srovEs.-Mauy are the
devices patented within the last few years
for cooking and heating with petroleum,
but very few, so far, have proved 4 sue
cess. Coal oil stoves have been put
forth by the thousand, but for various
reasons many people have become dis
gusted with them aud are anxiously look.
ing around for something better. Hull's
Vapor Stoves have been In use FIVE years,
and not a single person has yet been
found who Is dissatisfied with their use.
The longer people use them the more
they like them, and the less they are
willing to do without them. The Hull
Stove Il constructed on purely scientific
principles, and readily converts the gaso.
line into hydrogen gas, which being mix
ed with the oxygen Of the air burns a
blue flame without any smoke or smell.
This stove, for safety, beauty and real
utility, has no equal In the world. Ladies
who use these stoves are rapturous over
the result II does away with the great
misunderstanding and oppressive heat
of a common cook stove. It avoids
that abominable nuisance they all dread
and hate 80 much-building q FIRE In the
ordinary cook stove. II saves them half
The labor in getting meals, and will do all
the cooking, baking, washing and ironing
that can be done on any other stove. Sold
by ]. o. Payne, No. 14lS Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-28

SICK AND AEFLIcrED.-In order that al
may test the great virtues Of DR.. swaynes,
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry We have
issued trial bottles at % cents. No family
should be without this valuable medicine,
rs oftentimes a single % cent bottle will
cure q recent cough or cold, and thus pre-
vent much suffering and risk Of life. II
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver com.
plant, and enriches and purifes the blood,
giving tone and strength TO the entire syS.
TEN.
al deem It my duty to tell the world what
Dr. SWayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for me. / had q violent
cough, night sweats, sore throat great
weakness, with severe attacks OF hemor.
rhage; gave up all hopes OF recovery, lam
nov cured, aEound and hearty man. Ed.
ward q. Hanson, engineer at Sweeney'l
Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and I
still remain q healthy man." Bold BY Drug.
giStI. Trial bottles Is cents. Large size
81 90: Logan, List 4 Co., Wholesale
Agenu' d4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-28
River News.

River 8 feet 5 inches, and falling.
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at 103 o'clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
with their usual precision.
The steamer Andes, from Cincinnati,
arrived az noon.
The Salt Valley, from Pittsburgh 10
Ironton, and the Katie stockdale, from
Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, passed down
last night.
The oNeal will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning at Z o'clock.
The Courier will be the Parkersbur0
packet to-day at 102 o'clock.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati al
3 p. N.
The towboat Whale, with 4 barges Of
ore for Wheeling, will pass Evansville 10.
day. The Exchange from Pittsburgh,
will arrive here At 10 A. NJ, tomorrow,
and from hence will proceed to 81. Louis.
lBy Telegraph.l
PITTSBURGH, May 27.-Riyer 4 feet {
inches and about stationary. Weather
cloudy and cool.
New ORLEANS, May H.-Arriyed-
Gold Dust, St. Louis; Charles Morgan,
Cincinnati: Departed-Port Eads and
barges, St. Louis; Il. Yeager, St. LOUIS
Light rain this morning. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CAiRo, May 9.-Arrived-COsl City;
81. Louis. Departed-sherlock, New
Orleans. River 81 feet II inches and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant,
MEMPHIs,M May 2.-River rose Q inches
and stands at rs feet 8 inches. Weather
clear. Arrived-Parker, Cincinnati; Iii.
nois, City Of Vicksburg, Vicksburg. De.
parted-Commonwealth, st. Louis.
LITTLE Rock, May N.-River rising
slowly and stands at "a feet 2.l0 and re-
ported falling at Fl. Smith. Nc arrivals
or departures.
ST.. Louis, May 27.-Arrived-Dubuke
ST. Paul; Belle Of St.. Louis, Missouri
river; Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Grand
Tower, Vicksburg; Polar Star, Smithlandi
Coal City, Cairo. Departed-Coal City,
Cairo; Golden. Eagle, Keokuk. River
fell 2 inches and stands q feet 5 inches,
Weather cloudy and cool.
NASHVILLE, May N.-Rlyer falling, 0
feet on the shoals. Arrived-Anderson,
Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, May 27.-weather cloudy
and cool. River falling s feet in canal.
1. YIcKspuRG, May N.--Weather clear;
hard rain this evening. River fell two
inches.
EvANsvnLr,l May 2z.-ClOudy till
noon but has cleared since. Mercury GO
to 76S. Arrived-Grey Eagle, Louis
vile; Laura Davis and Florence w.
Cincinnati. Down = Norton and tow,
Bowling Green; Idlewild, Cairo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-28

We are desired to announce, so there
may be no Misunderstanding or confu'
sion, that only those parsons who have
tickets will be admitted to ST. Matthews
Church on Thursday. Those persons who
have not gotten tickets can probably still
secure them from Mr.. Bill, at the Audi.
tors office. We understand nearly all
the tickets have been given out aud would
suggest that it would be well for those
who have any more tickets than they viii!
use to turn them over to Mr.. Bill, who
will be apt to be called on for more than
he can supply.