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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27
T1RUsTEEs SALE.
In tn. cireal. Court Of Ohio County, wo.vlrElnl,.
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MONDAY, the 18th dayoi November, AID. 1873,
Commencing at l0oelock 2. m, on the premises sold,
In the city Of Wheeling West Virginia, at the resI.
denee Of George 2les At public auction 70 the hIc.
ot and best bidder following described real estate
or % much thereof as may be necessary 70 ray ne
debt secured BY sai deed Of trust being The sum n
SI2 $50 o. with interest thereon from becFmbeF al
1875 TO the day Of ale and the expenses Of le in.
Guiding The Commissions Of the trustee sailing thai L
10 say: certain tract Of land, being paft al WHEEL
ing Island, In the county Of Ohio md State Of west
VirEnIa, and the southern portion Of tract Of land
purchaSed by X, v, WhelaA q Josiah UpiegraE.
trustee Of n. II. 8. Zane and Others, and he slme
tract Of land conveyed 10 aid George Zles by aid n
v. WhGlan by deed hearing date March SIst is6s and
recorded ID deed book No So, page IN. In la Cerks
once and q bounded a. follows: BsRinnIpe on the
west ode Of The tas branch Of tho Ohio river and At
owned 1s ~ Henry Tor and now owned 81 gebs
CiehfS: thence with the north line Of nd (iehyi,
north west o. 6S-iOO poles 70 Tie east bank Of be
west branch Of Eaid river thence up aid West braneh
and bIndlng thereon north 2Os rs Sl - .0O noie
and ncrth a. east Is and SsioS pole: - % stSsS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27
NOTICE
Eeaul Nasaesx.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OHIO COUNTY COURT. NOVEMBER t5r)

RULES, 1873.
Julia z. NcCuno and Andrew W. MeCune, her hus.
band,
".
Lewis y. NOrgan, Emma G. Morgan, his wife; Henry
C. Morgan, Mary J. Morgan, R0Sanna C. Wlyt, With
john z. Wayt, her husband; Henry saVteli, late
husband Of Amanda SaWteli, deceased, with the
ehIIdron and heirs-At-law Of S1id Amanda SaWtelI,
whore names are unknown; B. l. Craven. Mn. G. A.
Hammond, A. Z. Jacobs, trustee; John Gardner,
Aba1aIom RIdgely and l. Y. Jones.
In chaneery.
The obJeet Of this suIt Is 10 enforce the lien Of
Judgment obtained BY the eolnplalnants Julia E Nc
Cane and Andrew ". MeCuue, her husband, asainst
Lewis D, Morgan and Henry C. Morgan, In the County
Court Of OhI0 county, on the ID day Of September,
1873 for the sum Of si2J 1900 With interest from
aid ID September, 1875 until paid, and $40 7-i00
costs Of suit on the Interests Of the ld Lewis B. Nor
gan and Henry c. Morgan In the tract Of land stu.
ate In Liberty DiStTict 10 the county Of Ohio State
0f West Virginia, containing about sos acres, and
known - the Joseph Morgan home farm, aud men-
toned and described 10 the hll In this cause And
Il appearing from an AFFIDAVIT dlAd In the cause that
the defendants, Henry SaHtell and the children Of
Amanda EaUteli, deceased, whose names are IN.
known 10 the e0mplAnauts, are not residents o. the
dered that the aid non-Teident delendaniN do ap.
pear here at Rules, 70 b held Tor the aid County
court Of this county IN the Clerks once thereof on
the last Monday Of SoTembeT, l61s, and do what Is
necessary 70 protect their interests herein.
ROBERT b. WOODS, Clerk.
l. +. JosES, Solicitor for Complainants. nOs.w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27

IL many Ohio cities the price for the
best cuts OF beef is butten cents. steuben-
vile can now boast OF but one ten cent
butcher, but we predict they will all have
TO come to II before many months.-Sf'tb'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27
uoUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION.

WHITE SOAP will wash more clothesin an
hour than any other kind OF soap; don't you
forget SATIN GLOSS FLOUR the house
wife's only friend. COAIPON'S COFFEE
leads the van; when mp comes Lew Morris
with his BROOKE COUNTY MILK Cans
nos LEW H. MoRRIs-1sland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27

Hoes arc selling throughout this neigh.
borhood from 2 TO g cents on foot. 1t
would require ALFRED cheap corn. to make
feeding profitable at these rates-St7lb.
Gn..tLI. 1900 --.---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27
Wrsaateea' Sales.
pUBLTo SALE.

pUBLTo SALE.
T The undersigned, Executor Of The will Of ThomSs
Buchanan, decd, wiz orrr On the premises on
THURSDAY, Dsesnber Il, is1s,
All O'Clock A. NJ, the Farm Of said ThoJ Buehanan,
containing 205 acres situated In kroOke county West
virginia SIX miles from WeSbuTg, three miles from
Bethany one mile from ehuTcheS, schools and daily
mail, and one mile from tho welsbur Washington
Pike adjoining lands Of C. II. Beal, Joseph Ost and
Others. The improvements consist Of = aTEO two
story Brick House. almost new; large barn and sta
on irst-cIaSS Farm, This has always bceu eOLsdeT.
"a one Of the finest Farms in brooke county, The
helrs reside on the Farm, and Will take pleasure In
showing u 70 any one Wishing % e1amine.
/ Terms made known on day of ale. e.
WM. BOYD, Executor,
non Independence, IA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27
6s,1ssal Nnssses.
NOTICE

INo1lOh-
MRS. NErT1E STANLEY, the rell-knOwn Medi'
um, Is now prepared TO give information concerning
the Past Present and Future; also concerning cees-
tal matters, on all days except Sundays Residence
In the rear Of No. 1850 ChsplIne street, between I'D
| and 18th streets, no?lS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27
WEDNESDAY, oCroRER ., 1875,

WEDNESDA1y UGlOkEh u 1854
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A: ~, sell at public aucou
nj the front door Of tho Court lOue Of Ohio county
the following described real estate, viz Lot Numbered
thirty-hve l35 In GFahams addition 10 tho city Of
Wheeling, and being situate on the north side Of
Fifteenth street (old Centred between what was for
merly known Fifth and Sixth Streets 10 the city
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, excepting dVe feet and
four inches on the west side Of said lot.
There Is erected that portion Of ad lot to be sold
very desirable two-stOry and attic brick dwelling
house and all necessary oItbuil1ingk
Title believed to be perfect, but selling rs Trustee
will only convey such tile Is Is vested In by said
Deed Of Trust.
TEENS oY s1LE-Two Thousand Five Hundred DOL
lars cash on day Of sale balance 10 two equal INSTALL
ments Al six and twelve months, deferred payments
70 b secured BY Deed Of Trust the property sold,
with insurance sufficient 70 cover.
Sep2i-s1oc25 J.v.L L. RODGERS, Trustee.
The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
November ID, 1878, At tho same hour and place.
oc29, 3IAnu2 J. V. L, RODGERS, Trustee.
The sale Of the above property Is postponed until
SATURDAY, November 10th, 1875 at the sane time
and place.
The sale Of the above property e postponed until
WEDNESDAY, November "a, lS7s, al the same hour
noso.sS,a J.v.L RODGERS, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27
SEALSKIN SACQUES,
.Fur-Lined Garments,
MuFFs, BoAs, ROBES, &C.


The most extensive fashionable and varied eollec-
ton Of Fur Wrnppings In America, may be found
nj the Establishment Of A. L. BURhIlARDr d
CO.. lmpOrterS Exporters, Dealers, and Manufacture
ers In Fur, CINCINNATI.
Their Novelties personally selected In Paris, Ion.
don, Berlin and 81. Petersburg are the almlTaIon Of
the leaders who Tulo and the hdIeSwh0 decide.
In anticipation Of the approaching Holiday season,
Messrs. BuRKIIARDT Co. have prepared little book
containing valuable Information, With Descriptions
and Prices for The use Of Ladies reSdtnga distance
This they will eheeTiully mail 10 any address on ap-
plIcaiion. Send for copy. II treats Of everything
novel and standard In Fur SaeqHcs, Fur-linel Gar.
ments, Fur Trimmings Robes Gl0yes, Fur Hats aud
Sets for Opera Carriage, Evening or Street Wear tsbe
found IN thrir vast and bcautiu Stock. II also con-
tAlns interesting matter relaung 10 Re-nOdcling Re
lining and Restoring ra&e Seal SaequCS, at Prices
commensurate With the enforced irugaty Of the times
Goods sent appreciation 10 parties furnishing sat
isactory reierenees Tor c. o. d. with privilege Of
animation and return1 upon payment Of Express
charges
sALEsRooXs, II3 W. Fourth Street.
nsrASkeft PriesI paid for Rae Fra. Cahganeaa
Solicited. nd27-W4S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27

al the front door 81 the Court House Of Ohio County,
beginning At 10 o'clock A. ", the following described
real eslAte Att6 on the east Ade o. sfont street In
the addition TO the city Of Wheeling laid out By Hen
~ Moore Trustee Of the estate Of L. Zane on Wheel
Ing ISand and designated on the plat Of laid addition
as lot No. lN. rIH'LJ ri ~
TERNs- one-thIrd cash, or moro II purchaser 80
elect balance payable equal inItamenta at SIX and
twelve months, secured by deed Of trust.
Selling IS trustee, shall only convey such title n
Is vested IL me As such trustee, although title Il be-
S's' W. II. CALDWELL, Trustee
w IL HALLE Anrtinnnar- n nn3I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27
TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth St

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by n. C. Arthur
and Rachel NJ, his wife. 70 tho undersigned Trustee
dated june 18th, 1874, and Of record In the Office o.
the County Court Of Ohio county West Virginia, IN
Deed Of Trust Book No. q pages 256 and SO Wilo1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of Two peeis ii Trust, The frst dated on
the Sth day Of August ls7d and the second on The
10th day Of September, ISL both made By II. HlCOI
and Z, L. NIcolI her husband, 10 me - Trustee for
me United StateS Buidng, land and Loan Association
and recorded In the Ofca pt The Clgg Of the County
Court o. Ohio County, West viIguiS, IN Deed q Trust
Book No. II, At page los, and Decd o. Trust Book
No. IL, at page 6S respectively, will sell al public
auftihf1 nm
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". II. nALLEn. Aus.ioneer. 81 -
COMMISSIONERS SALE,
Th0mas @. Britt q Al. In Chanesry.

In the Municipal Court Of wheeling
John F. Thompson and George HIbberd, doing husi.
ness under the hru name Of Thompson 4 uibbOrd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR BALE
Eleven desinbls Lots in the town q LeatherSood.
AsmalIcash payment required, and long time, With
low rats Of interest, given on deferred payments.
n. q. BARR, 6stUrney,
nas7 Iil2 Chapllne 81.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
have Just resolved large assortment Of PRANG'sS
HOLIDAY CARDS. ThSS sooiA arr elegant, and
always command higher prices thH any other Of sim.
liar Manufacture, Please call aud examine.
". s HUTCHINs' MUSIC AND ART STORE.
nn2l q u y ~ ~ - t.-if-tJ n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-27
GEO. D. CALDWELL Trustee

HERvEY & PACE, AuetIoneeFs. otSS
The above sale u adjourned until SATURDAY, the
Sth day o. November, lsis, a ioeloek 4. w. al the
nost GEo n CALDWELL, Trustee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
(Sprtiesun9 fplst.)
Gutter oen fe6fgef6fagenen Soffnnmgea

Der 9ersan9enfett, ME riele falI&e gSnubernittel fnb
"a ;u ;dtlea! @it f6refli6en 8anfarensei6metter Be-
sinneu lie lire %9aufbabn, lie pransen cine .3~eitlans in
zen 3eitun9en unb rerben aufIni6la s~esetteln 8rel an
s~eprieien nnb BAH, jetrd ni6t ;u BALI, set6ren fe gu
Zen per9eHenen Gtn9en. Iber Spitcttcrs Meaecn=
bittcrs lit elm letenstrdfti9es, prpsperirentss 6eilmit-
tel. Gs feilt unb fdtrt fort ;u teilen. g8eter ~rerftedte
mod pffene Grncurren.. tann i'm etmaS ~antaben. SIM
Ge9enttetl, Der @pntraft NIT riSaltfrenten @eti;inen
~nteberen 8anses ertStt nur feline 9ppularitGt. GS lit
rtetertplentlid. aber rerscblt6 na6seatmt wprten.
Sali6unsen behelben fnb Serseblid ~eineefirt mprben,
taten jetr6 feline Iufnatme ~sefunten. lleteraa pere
f6an;t es f6 I'M gererauen Res @ublifums, uub hies
tarf IS wrtl, Tenn bas Sittere 1T Elm tur6aus ;users
ldiTscs &rdftisunssmittel fir S~6md6li6e; es yer
bannt llnpsrbaulidIeit unb Sertppfnns, fdrtt tie Ser
zen, teilt rteumatiide 2eiten, rrttet gBs6ielfeber aus
unb Serbutet fe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
Ser % uberer.
u&eines,~ Surfte i6 fpls unp wabrz

u&eines,m burfte i6 ftuls unp wabrz
bettSsetreu fa9en.
u6dtte t6 eS Sprber gepuet," faste
iie ufp wiirpe t@ mid sesen Define
Nufnabme seitrdubt baben, aber 0u
btlt nod nidt srpBjdbris unb Oetn
Slater bat alip fiber Oeinen Mufent@
bait at bsltimmen ; iiberpieB 1T er
patrpn unieres &lplterS unb Ct fpnnte
pas &erlansen an mid itellen."
SD 1nerfte ppbL rab fe mir i'm
5ersen &edt CAB, aber fte fpraG ss
ni6t aus, fpnpern pridte mir nar hta
Sanp.
Der liebe Soft f6tdt benz Wenz
l6en oft @toerwdrtisfeiten," faste fie,
u,tt,p sumeilen mill ct urs paSurd
rur l1rterr unc priifen. 1ra9e Dein
0e16td nit @ebulp UNI Gr9ebun9,
0erjeni9e wel6er iiber uns auen
paltst, trdst AUDI did 1T ietner 5anf
urp ct miro Did 70 leiten unb fibrem
pab Du init tbm sufrteben bit.~
Die Some fanf unp Ser9plpete BIT
Serge unb baS Meer init ibren leu6z
tenren Strablen. Oa ,purpe meir
9ers fl webmutbt9 pas t6 wetnen
mubte. S6wet9eno lebnte fie meineu
&ppf an it6> ullp IS mar mir, alS pt
AUDI ite leiie weine.
9to6 elmer Wetle ltanb 1te alf nabn
meme 5anb unb fibrte mid in metn'
Belle. uSete unb f6lafe" la9te fl
warm unp wet6, briidte einen &uf
auf metne Stirne unp stn9 btnwes
Sett pteiem Sage mar ME mtebr BIZ
&ebe Spn metnem SerbdlintNe gum
0rafeu. Sic strr9 bteiem @egentanb'
9eRtl1entli6 aus Dem @ese pabrl9eins
ltd, neil fie in fetner @eile BEL timmenl
altf MIDI etnptrfen wpllte.
Na6 spet @p6en FAM Elm Srte'
Spn metnem Gater. St iebte mtr aber=
mails su> bem 0rafen metne 6anb 81
retder unb brpbte mir I'M Serneir:
unSsfaQe NIT fetnem 3prne unp feinen
6lude.
(Sprtletun9 fplst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05

6rau 2eprt mar wdbrenp bes Grz
sablens gang tribe selttmmt ipprpen
unp ibren @uSen entFp1en etntse
Sbrdnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
0elbf II 6 t,

,Safob Sch, Nprmanptae, &aniaS,
Srppfen. na6bem er lan9e an pbt9erSrdnf<
ftetten Or. aus. SOnts'S hamburger
Belt lit, pieper Der.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
2eb Sc + II.

Mno. Gra1er, @ampsptQe, q. y.
vGr. @u9uft &Onts's 9arnburser Irpp>
fen finb bic einstse @ebt5in, bic mir nod
tbut. Sd BIN f6on bod in Subren unb
frtfen mir bteielben b~as..2eben'"
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II 6 t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
% a c II.

Mrs. !. VI. Hofenfeler, gl 9dip, Sis,
purbe BON einem lanstpiertsen Nasenibel
pur6 Or. Stusuit 8Dnt3's !Salmburger
en- sebetlt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
9 lut9ef@ ~ ii t.

Sobcrt g. 9orenS @ermanid ga,
sebrau6te sesen Elm Slutsel6wir Tr.
Nusuft &Dnts's 6anburser Grppfen unp
9fafter NIT GrfD19.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
2eb II.
Grnt 9ablfmb, New gOrf,

murpe pur6 Or. @usuit &Dntss 6ambur-
ger Srppfen pom etnem 2eberGetben sebeilt.
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s Ser.

Gbrif. S9mibt, Ssben, &islep Co., San.
sebrau6te Or. &usuft &Dnis's @ambur<
ger 9rDpfen ais Elm @ittel sesen bus Sic
Der.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05

9 Sein, Sputb &bdme, Ndf,
mar arb~ettSunfdbts unb purbe pur6 bic
9rppfen wteber gang ber9eifeGt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05

u. Streit Snanbasp Sill, q. y.
purbe BON elmer bD5urti9en Sle6te Ypn 9
jdbrisem 8eiteben bur6 BEN @ebrau6 son
Or. @us. &EntsS !6amburser Srppfen &C.
BELT.
Sffene@ I'm e II.
Jrien. &arfen, Secawnica, Sd.
bette NIT Ir. Nus. &Gntss t@amburser
&rduterpfater Elm pfenes @eI6wir an
ietnem @etne.
2eberletben.
Grnit 9ablfnB, New gprf,
wurbe bur6 Or. Mu9uit &6ntss 6ambur-
ger Srppfen Spn einem Qeberletben 9ebetlt.
!5er3tlppfen.
NEtu SWuIuR, 0uYlpHy SptpI
sebrau6te nit Grfpls Or. @us. 8Oni9'S
9amburser Srppfen sesen pbise Srant=
belt.
unYerbautt6tett t.
9 Seim, Sputb @bante, Wdf.,
par arbeitSunfdbts unb purbe pur6 bic
9rppfen tpteber gang ber9eie1t.
Ma9enletpen
@frs. !. M. Eofenfeaer, Gl @aip, Sas.,
wurbe DON einem lan9ptertsen Musenibel
bur6 Or. &u9uf 8pnt5's !6amburger
en- 9etetlt.
8lut9ed ~ Ii /.
&obcrt g. 9orcn, @ermtdntd ga,
sebrau6te sesen Elm Slutsei6wir u.
Iusuft SDni9's 6amburser Srppfen unp
9fafter NIT Grfol9.
0elb II t.
Safnb 9eB, NprmanSt1e, &dnlds,
Srppfen. na6bem er LANCE an pbt9er&rdnf<
ftelten Or. aug. S0nts's 6amburser
Belt lit, wteper Der.
6teber.
Gbrif. S@miOt, Ssben, &tsles Co., San.
sebrau6te Or. Iu9uft &Dnts's 6dmbur<
ger 5rppfen ais Elm Nittel 9esen bds Sic
Der.
2ebenS>G + II.
ano. 0rajer, @ampsptae, q. y.
v0r. Au9uft &Onte's 6arnburser 1rpp>
fen finb bic einstse @ebt5tn, bic mir mod
tbut. SD BIN f6on bod in Sabren unb
frtfen mir btelelben bds.Qeben'"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
5er3tlpp II.
TEren ShmaB. OdStpn, Sbip,

sebrau6te nit Grfpls Or. Glue. 8Snt9's
9amburser 3rppfen sesen pbise Srants
belt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05

u. Streif, Snanbasp Sin, q. y.
murbe BON ether bD5artisen Sle6te Ypn .
jdbrisem 8efteben bur6 BEN @ebrau6 son
Or. 9us. &GnisS t6amburser Srppfen &C.
tettt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
Sffene % II n , c II,

Jrien. &arfen, @eeawniea, SD.
bette nit Tr. Mus. &Dniss 6amburser
8rduterpfafter Elm pfenes @ei6wir an
Ietnem 9etre.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-05-04

D1JI.TU, J. ). 4Ho,Hey At LH'r Or, =
II Ho,ner II. philip and Nam S'Fnet~
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VOL. Kill
BUSINESS C1iRDS.

ssrLTTEAU. MRS. f., D5Y Go9ds.
~ Fencg articles. DC, corner AarSft
Il Il Louis streets,
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!! EqgNDRE. JOS, Groceries, fiae
1 g.,! -, ,,se. i liu trcet. between 81
ss5 ;2s, ,.; ~ r25e SIS.
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uents pertaining 70 it>t'ie lii'' .la3'N'
Weaving; D}e'hS: oo'2tln@. ~" ~ -H'',:, ~,
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aJATh OT LOUISIANA PARISH
- 'uurt. Parish of Lafonrche. .-Whcrcas
Charles Francois Gatpie as Joint adn.i,s-
traitor aHG eicst, GisuL. wife of Zeuhvrin
Tour. y '@.nt a.ii,i :ge.Iri, both of sa,G
Ierisl hevc t:3erc-. sec md provis.onal
are@uat p te"ir astt" ti5'ratl u. o. the afore
-a,t h~eate piariDg the Lomolo Lation Of
the SAM.
Now, therefore the mrties,srteres. ed. are
hera aIF E"tiAed - pra,upe In Ills oihce
wthiu Ten rats Ei,aTipl he p..b .catinn
uf the rfcseH- narleu. sr.h obicctiors "a
tne :n"T have agai'at tha oi.gation
81 At ae of3-ts. etAslW 80 the same shall
.e .progst and honoiosated according T.,
lac
. /.-. witness nay hand ar | the i'm
"--5-- p.rss 8 he ss,ai of M ofiire this
n --1tt. dAy 0. april l6lS.
j ENCBLOCh.
Clerk 0f Court.
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JENA. c. CoFee Ho,'se kc"Per, Main
a St.. between Jackson and '3t- I'm
jip Streets !
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ElOIAS, dUor9ey al Lt'"
.ornpI Nafn and Focus Streets, MP
staiFs
Smyrna times., 1878-03-27

The railroad riot Of last July that was so
far reaching in its operations, is showing
in big array of figures the result of the
hatred of the capitalists.
Colonel Thomas A. Scott furnishes com
mittee of the Pennsylvania Legislature
with striking reminder of the cost of the
riots in that State. The loss to the property
of his company he puts at 100000, and
when merchandise is included, at S5,OOO,.
600. This was the damage done to single
corporation, and yet this was only fraction
of the whole loss by destruction of property,
and the latter total was small amount
compared with the loss to workingmen in
wages and merchants IN business, all over
the country. When any large number of
workingmen are tempted to enter again
into such a criminal demonstration, they
may reflect that it does not pay to diminish
the wages paying power of the men to
whom they look for support.
Smyrna times., 1878-03-27

WE give an account on our first page of
the execution of Chambers and Collins at
New Castle on Friday last. The incidents
Of the crime which they expiated by their
lives, are familiar to every one, and need
not be repeated in detail. No execution
has occurred for long time that has called
forth so mu3h remark by the papers in and
out of the State as this. This is especially
the case with the papers of Philadelphia
and other cities. There were some circum-
stances connected with the case calculated
to produce this division of sentiment,
notably, the degraded character of the two
principal witnesses, and the fact that the
man subsequently acknowledged he swore
to false name, and that the woman was
not his wife. The fact Of the commitment
OF the crime as substantially brought out in
the trial, has never been denied by either.
The pressure that was brought upon Gov.
Cochran for respite or pardon, in one case
delegation of seventeen of the most in.
tiuential citizens Of Wilmington, would
have brought about this result with per
haps nine out of every ten Governors of the
nation, but his study and examination of
the case so convinced him of their guilt.
that he could not do otherwise than let the
law take its course, in justice to the safety
OF society and his position as chief magis.
trate, whose duty is to uphold the dignity
OF the law and repress crime.
1t was not material to the case that the
woman should be Smiths wife She was a
stranger to the negroes and there is no eyi.
dence they knew anything against her
character, or that the same thing might not
have happened however virtuous the women
might have been. The plot was deliberately
laid to entrap her, and the evidence was
clear and undisputed that violence had
been used on both the man and woman. as
fully proven at Court. Tire affair took
place on the farm of Gov. Cochran, and he
was conversant with all its details. He was
unrelentlng, not so much to avenge the
particular woman in question, but to make
the consequences of such crimes so terrible
that other women may be saved from be.
coming the victims of like brutal passions.