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were .r,e,,.;red a, IN. ho.n,,,hl. r..,.
d,uce NJ Ne and Mr.. I Nv proc,o, "a
vslcom. N. .r,;y,l ~ on, ..,.o,no,, vo,n.
,owr.m,n. VIM. q. prcc,o, Win NJ. ,n,er.
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coNu,ss,oxYss, az
Amone The sale. made nv the N,.,sr
Comm;..;oo.r. an uond.v -. a.. al
loving. Tn. Annie McRohs,,. fam .;,,.
A.. on Sal, Piv.,. .nd con,.,n,n. r., "a
acres. IN 4 NJ NcRoher,s ~ Iincolr
county. al a., per acre s,o,e.ho,.. on
Main street. Danyille. occupied nv VIM.
Warren as a grocery store, to the Central
National Bark, for si.iO0. The old TIM
yard on Clark's Run, belonging 10 the 8. 4.
Moore estate. TO Besi. r. Bowman. Of Ieb-
amor, at $500.
=. G. YOUNG RESTORED TO COMMUNION.
Al called meeting OF the Louisville
Presbytery at this place, on the 10Th, the
sentence Of accommodation vas removed
from Mr.. John c. Young. The many adj
mirers Of this CITED and eloquent man
will be glad TO learn Of this action on the
part Of the Presbytery. Mr.. Youns's in
structive Bible Readings will have add.
tionsl force from being under the sanction
Of the church. His talents have also been
nobly employed in delivering lecture. for
the benefit Of the yellow fever sufferers, nv
which were realized about $500.
rHE NORTHERN SYNOD
OF Kentucky met in the 2nd Presbyterian
church, Thursday, the 18th. The subject
Of most general interest was the action Of
the Synod on Evangelistic work. In regard
to lay Evangelism, the report adopted,
says: at is proper for the Ministers and
Sessions II our congregations to employ
the aid in Gospel work Of discreet and or
thodox laymen, of our own or any other
Evangelistic denomination who have a
competent knowledge Of the Scriptures,
and whose gifts and piety have commended
them to the confidence Of Gods people;
provided, always, that these teachers are
commandments in good and regular stand
ing in some Evangelical church; and pro-
vided, also, that they conduct the Gospel
work under the supervision Of the constitu-
ted authorities Of the Church, and they do
not undertake 10 administer sealing ordin-
ances. But a reliance upon uneducated
and ignorant men should he avoided Rev.
DR.. Humphreys, Of Louisville, filled the
pulpit Of the First Presbyterian church on
Sunday. At the conclusion Of sermon
characterized BY simplicity and mower. he
made a touching allision to friends Of his
former years in the congregation, whose
heads, like his own, had become silyered
by Time. Rev. Mr.. Christie, Of Lexing-
ton, delivered an abs -ermon at the 2nd
Presbyterian church.
An ELBASr RncEPTIoS.
Seldom has Danville witnessed 50 brill
liant a gathering as assembled at the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. q. W. Welsh, on Thursday
evening. The reception was in compliment
to our popular Young merchant, J. n.
Welsh and his accomplished bride, Who
had Just returned from tour in the Fast.
The happy couple received their numerous
guests standing beneath floral horseshoe,
the same which was suspended over their
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A NO. IFARM FOR SALE.
A SPLENDID
LINCOLN COUNTY FARM
FOR SALE!

offer al private sale my Farm OF 30 ACRES, ly-
ing within miles Of Shelby city aud about mile
from either stanford and Danvile aud siani0r and
shelby CITY TuTnpikes. II sdjOins the lands Of Dr.
q. W. Giyens and Nj. S0well Giyens. The land IL
in high state Of cultivation and being well fenced
and watered by Sin Never-failng Springs, II Il one
OF the best stock Farms In the county. The DWELL
ing houss Is q comfortable building Of eight rooms,
aud the Outbuildings are complete, including two
excellent BaTns.
Personf DESTROYS Of purchasing can see me on the
premises, OF address me at Shelby city, Boyle
County, Ky.
5i2-tf J. l.. THURMOND.
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CONGRESSIONAL. - Hon. John G.
Carlisle was nominated for reelection
TO Congress at the Convention held a
few days ago at WilliamstOwn by aC-
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esRRsRD sorxrr srus
Lancaster.
non. tANrs n. nrcK,
keniucky's honorcd L. :. senator. vii
speak here on Monday newt, at q O'Clock
III. Naiional reputation asa strong an,
forcible speaker, will, no doubt, insur'
him q large audience from this md ~
Joining counties.
THEATRICAL.
The Winter campaign of farce, tragedy
and comedy beeins tonight At the Hal
with North a Iightnors Minstrel Troupe
All day they have been paradirg the street..
blowing and drumming, hut the weather !.
raw, and the rain suggests fre~ide- rather
than theatres.
EIoPEMENT.
On Tuesday an adventurous pair Of Low.
ers took passage for Gretna Green-Mis.
Eliza Yeaky and Mr.. Tramell Conn, Jr
Another marriage is set for Thursday, ia
which one Of our popular Young ladies Is
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I had the pleasure Of meeting several die.
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popular Young gentleman Of our county,
mas 'aken leave OF MS Tor ttlp Of investi-
sa'ion TO Texas sheriff kerby and Mr..
mo. L'sK returned a lew days ago from a
our OF inspection through Texas
DEATH
ped' on saturday morning. at : o'clock
''iss same beaHiey' daughter Of Mr.. VIM.
0eah'ey' OF TINS county. The circumstan-
'e' surrounding her last days were more
nan usually impressive. She attended the
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rOR SALE.
POLAND CHINAS!

have br ssle Male Hogs that I bought in
Ohio and nars, aud pigs. Of hath sexes. They
are the pgrrst Poland Chinas, and will sell them
cheap hr rrsh. al~p have six dne Bull Calves Tor
sale.
sss-sm a. %. NEwLAND.
Crah Orchard, Ky.
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LOUISvILLEJOCKEY CLUB GROUNDS,
NH. HENRY A. MAGILI,

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ba dtoelp
nd Ian nowc
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u b. hnedkn fn~Ia
ls OF ginm yhsad
ssIs used d's which had
be- W unt syn0
n A
Wilder Arthur and
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RELIGIOUS.

The Rev. Mr.. Jones, Of Louisville, Off.
ciated at the Presbyterian church last sun
day. The protracted meeting at Antioch,
several times referred 70, closed with TWEEN
ty-seven additions, Of which FIVE we're by
letter. Elder jesse Walden has baptized
500 persons in Garrard county. On Sun
day next Elder J. Hopper, Of Lebanon,
will officiate at the Christian church in
this place. On the Sunday following, the
3rd prox, ElderJ. l.. Allen will preach
at this church, morning and evening.
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PERSONAL.

The Masonic festivities at Louisville to-
day are participated in by Messrs. W. D..
Hopper, Owen Rigney and J. p. ssndifer
Of this Lodge. Col. Walton and his bride
are expected Thursday afternoon. Mis-.
Matte Dee Todd, Of Cynihians, left town
on Monday after visit Of some days to
Mrs. frazee. Mr.. Breckinridge Johnston,
popular young gentleman Of our county,
has taken leave Of MS for trip Of investi-
cation to Texas. Sheriff Kerby and Mr..
Jno. LusK returned a few days ago from a
tour Of inspection through Texas.
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On the same day that Kentucky
holds her Congressional election, TWEEN
ty.nine other States will be similarly
engaged. The Republicans see that
their power is likely to be snatched
from them, and will everywhere make
a desperate struggle to elect their men.
The importance OF the election is Sec
ond only TO Presidential contest, and
can not be too highly estimated. Il
behooves every Democrat, then, to be
at the polls on the morning of the 9Th
of November. The Eighth District
must and can easily elect our nomi-
nee II every man will do his duty.
The great supporter of National
Banks and the enemy of every meas
ure that would give relief TO the toll.
ing millions, is evidently afraid Of our
Little Phil, as he has failed TO meet
him at any Of his appointments, al.
though invited TO do so. The still
hunt plan, suits his tastes and princi-
piles best, 50 he has adopted il. There
Is nothing manly or fair in such
course, and all honest men should give
him the cold shoulder.
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The Winter campaign Of farce, tragedy
and comedy beeins tonight At the Hall
with North a Iightnors Minstrel Troupe.
All day they have been paradirg the streets,
blowing and drumming, hut the weather Is
raw, and the rain suggests fre-ide- rather
than theatres.
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On Tuesday an adventurous pair Of low
ers took passage for Gretns Green-Miss
Eliza Yeaky and Mr.. Tramell Conn, Jr.
Another marriage is set for Thursday, in
which one Of our popular Young ladies is
the chief actress. win give names when
the knot is tied.
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During brief visit to Danville last week
! had the pleasure Of meeting several dis
tinguished disines Of the Presbyterian Syn.
cd assembled in council The esamina-
ton Of the Senior Glass Of Centre College
on Buffers Analogy was the feature ~
particular interest to the Garrard boys.
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4 and nellcino dealers Wholesale BY A. A. Robinson
lord, Newhoass 90, l0nlsyille, Nv, and the trade
" = Wsstlt,. pron'r Louisville Ky,
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Roekiand Is. " Courier.
He was an esthetic young nan from the
city, The door manager had introduced
hin % a divine young creature in blue,
and they stood in the set waiting for the
promptet's call.
"T1hata charming assembly, remarked
theyoung man from thecity, gazing around
upon the array OF beautiful taees and cost
tunes, There Is something 50 captivat:
Ing, so etherealtTing in these gatherings Of
culture and refinement, that I Am always
charmed whom ] can mingie with such q
Joyous throng. Do you not pronounce
this q fashionable and intellectual soiree-
q superior gathering Of beauty and gen.
tility?"
ats the boss" ssplisd the gentle creA.
tafe IN blns, IS she arranged tie Fastening
Of q neat little glove.
The young man from the city had to be
assisted out Of the hall.
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rnEcITY E~LDCrIoS.
Two ImpoFtantGugGestioas fora citisen'
TiekeL.

IIeket.
Editors IDtsnigeneer. ~ sru5
Ibelieye It 10 be the duty Of every good
citizen, who has at heart the welfare Of
our city, 70 aid by bis vote and personal
influence in eleyating to official position
none but sober, decent and honorable
men, without regard To- party a~ntecedents.
Temperance men, ehuTchmen, moralists,
and all classes whofayor oodgoyernment,
with It's laitendent blessings, must unite
their forces In the contest, II they desire
success.
Our hws-especially our Sunday laws,
are violated every Sunday, and E tcdnt
men in Office trho tH enforce our luas With
sria and alergdie aaPdnidliy.
In looking around for q suitable and
available man for the office Of City Sergeant,
Ifndnone 50 ct and available, withso many
strong elements OF success about him, as
William Hastings, Esq. In myjudgement,
he Is the best, and most available candi.
date in the city, around whom all the
above enumerated classes can rally. DE
can be elected beyond all doubt over all
opposition, II he will consent 10 be q can.
didate for the position. He will command
the mill element, and hundreds OF friends
outside OF those elements. He Is mem.
Der Of council, and a member ofthe Board
OF Education now, and would make q
veryl efficient City Sergeant. ] hope he
viii consent to RIM rs the "Citizen's
candidate" Let all good citizens join in
asking him to serve them, and assuring
him Of his certain election, by laborng for
the accomplishment ofthat object
Eextin importance to the Office Of City
Sergeant, Is that of-MRyor. This Office
should be filled by.a very competent man;
q lawyer by rights, in view OF the pro.
posed change OF his official duties. Should
Il be made q paying office. as In my judg.
ment II should be (for I think we should
abolish the Municipal Court altogether),
it will be the more important then TO Sc
lect q good honorable jurist. For that
position, I think, James d, Ewing, Esq,
Is the very best man in the city. He is
q solid, honorable man, and viii command
all the elements Of success, necessary 70
secure his election.
! hope he will consent to 90 on the
Citizens Ticket" as O candidate for the
honorable position ] have named. II We
Temperance Democrats and Churchmen
can vote for Mr. Hastings, certainly the
Temperance and Church Republicans can
and win vote for Nj. Ewing, and BY car
rying out this arrangement faithfully the
city will get two good citizens elected to
the two most important Offices in their
gift. Business men, Temperance men,
Churchmen, and all good citizens, think
OF this proposition seriously, and act omit
promptly. II you wish TO save your city
government from passing into the hands
Of men who will only serve you for their
pay, and not for the protection Of the
morals and best interests OF the city. Let
all personal and party considerations be
sunk opt, Of sight in this matter, and let
Us act IKE wise men, il We are sincere in
our professions. CITIZEN.
WHEELING, December IS, 1873.
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A s,sanboat incident al wheeling wharf

A teamboat Incident nj wheeling wharf.
cneinnsti Time.
Ben. Haymau Is one Of our old time en-
sinees. 1t is told Of Ben. that in the year
lsis,, he was in charge otthe machinery OF
the new engine boat, waverly. He had
aI the superstition OF his nautical calling,
and on one trip, a preacher and q white
horse being on board, his nervous appre-
Fhension Of an accident, therefore, led him
10 "put up 4 Job" Just before the boat
landed ut Wheeling, Ben. loaded down the
safety valve and instructed the fireman 10
throw the furnace doors wide open when
he gave a certain signal. Asthe line went
ashore, Ben. gave the word; the weights
dew of THE throttle, and the noise and the
sight OF the sudden vent OF steam created
direst consternationEtor q short time, The
preacher and the white horse both on the
Srecastle, went overheard with frightened
mein, while the mate, whose name Is not
mentioned, went up the bank like. q sireak
oflightning. The object OF heR's dread
having been got out ofthe way, and order re-
stored, the latter gave his own explanation
ofthe AFFAIR, and the Waverly went on her
Way7yIthout further HlIsbap, leaving no.
thindthe preacher and the white horse
me story wasrecaIledthis morning by the
statement that in Q recent accident TO a
lsteamboatthere were on board aPreaeheE
and . white horse.
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DIR. HENRY MOTIFS
POWDERS

VIII cure DlAeas. d ths Kidneys. Gravel, Gls.t, and
hcod, seminal Emission, Inpotsncy caused hy IndIS-
erection In youth, ExeeSSes, 81. Female Weakness or
Whites, sscrotula, SyPhillG 10 all IL toEmS and an
Blood and skin Diseases speedily sand.
nB-G0S0RRHRACUAE IL q HOURSTa :
for ale IL wbSeling. West ylrEiHa, by EDMUND
30 KING Aglt, Druggist, Odd Fellows Hall. Phee
q @ pS boz. seutby NAL, secure from obssrya lon,
ON rRceipt Of pFicR. noiE '
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he Assignment Of 4. n, Hewlaad orNar
tIus FesTy.


Nirin's Ferry News.
We wero considerably surprised 10 hear
of the assignment of n. .. SeWland
.onthe 18th inst Nl-s
We know nothing Of the assets or lIabtl.
tiles, but we know that Mr.. Newland, as 4
plucky business man, was not surpassed
In tbs community. ( few years since, by
4 series OF reyerses, b. was left With NO
YisibleSssetss and liabilities amounttngto
about nine thousand dollars, about al OF
which by business tact pluck, energy, and
|indomltable perseverance, he paid Ind II
surprises Us nov, after accomplishing this
M, that hs should surcumb to the pres
emf pressure. Report aayG that It was
caused In part by his buying bis brother
fsaac's interest in the homestead, expect
inr assistance from the firm OF Matthias
Sheets. which recently failed, cutting of
that source OF relief. We have no doubt
bis energy and business tact would have
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THE dwHEEIJNG ACKNOWLEDGMENT, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER go 1875

carried him through II he had kept his
courage up, but the total failure Of the
grape crop OF 1877 and the partial failure
OF ISIS eurtailed his income and produced
the result which al Mr.. SeWlands many
friends deplofe.
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ATrINr1oN.

WHITE SOAP wIl wash more elothe,In an
hour than any other kind Of sap; don't yoa
torget SATIN GLOSS FLOUR he bouss.
Eite's .oaly friend. coMPoNS COFFEE
leads The van; when mp comes Lew Morris
With his BROOKE COUNTY MILK Cans.
Al Of the above at
nOSO LEW H. NoRRIs-Ilaud.
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T1Hos J, KIsSER, MD.
L oTricE ASp Coxsulrxs RaoN,
2240 MAIN ST., WHEELING, W. VA.

Can be consulted on matters pertaining 10
bis profession either in English or German.
Chronic Diseases Of the Head. Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs,
Nervous System, Female Complaints and ali
Constitutional Affections treated successfully.
Cures all cases OF Piles No detention from
business. Medicines furnished II desired.
Night calls promptly answered from the
office, ia1a
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arasteea' Saieas :,
SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
Of trp DEEDS II Trust, the ipLbStei %
S,hAst ofsAnSust, Is16 lld the ecg14 e q.
M 81 splsnbeF, ls4 p m16Spya .Aieel
lyTTT Sall, her huSiAad TO q . nj ~
~ ~ itrSBnIIdIn& L4na and lndn4t,pe1iioa
~ .E5rI IN & Oasse { 81 Clers 4 g. Sesnil
Ct - II, Al IaSe I6i md Deed nuk Ioot
& psss u resp at = VI 81 4 faelS
ESruEpAr PIE 2ts ~ p~Snbs -
a iSntdooro IL the Cun HoeseGi Ohio Comfy,
Ailr ..tfhoIio ~. M ihlIIuing desdih6d
iGstSe ,Itails6 b. Lbs ~ Me- o. ffDht eireet IL
=, sIJiIon TO the city d wheelins AZ cot q Hen
~ .ss Truaee u The estate " E Zane, 90 Wkeel-
iiJSpi, and designated 90 the platot aid addition
III NJ lSl. -.
IsI,npe payabIe IN equal lnstAllments II dx and
m0nthi. 8cured by deed d trust.
s'IIbTS As trustee, | shall only convey such tttIe -
,.i-iin me Is such trustee, although ttte y b.
B,,r % be perfect. rrr
- n.,twU AuRtlanReF. ndal
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The salsrts- e County oH'eer' over In

Ihe vthsFs WV -
'BarpesrIle Enterprise.
The salafies OF County officials should be
reduced. There is no eas why County
officers should continue to receive the old
rates, when money has become more
valuable and its purchasing power largely
increased. It is only fair that the salaries
Of County officers should be reduced from
oo5 TO so per cent some OF course more
than others. For instance there Is no fair
ness in a County Auditor or Treasurer re-
ceiving 5000 or $500 per year, while
other men in private positions, equally
Hlaborious aud requiring as mueh'sktl, get
only. 81, 900 or $500: Scores of talented
accountants and responsible men would
,wiIingiy agree to take any county office
on q salary or 81 500. This was illustrated
In Guernsey county, when an ex.member
Of Congress agreed TO act as Treasurer for
500 per year. II Is not right for County
officers TO get twice as much rs their ser
vices are worth, or twice as much as other
men, equally, qualified and responsible,
are willing 10 accept While other people
are groaningunder high they should
insist upon this reduction, which Is only
fail, when compared with the salaries OF
other clerks and the reduced prices OF liv-
ing. In PENNSYLVANIA this matter has been
acfed upon and the Legislature has pass
ed an act reducing the salaries OF officers
irom2 to So per cent. Ohio should fol!
ioS tbs example and insist upon 4 feddc.
tion OF salaries whenever It can be borne.
Attwo-thirds the price there will be nodif:
Guilty In filling these offices with talented
men. The people should take this matter
into their own hands and request their re-
representatives. in the Legislature TO work
and vote for the passage OF a law reducing
the salaries Of public officers and the price
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