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AN INTERESTING LAwsurr.-Qnite an
interesting case occupied the attention Of
the County Court yesterday. In August,
1877, Phil. Me1ert was the maker Of q
negotiable promissary note Of $500, with
Conrad and Jacob Lash as endorsers,
About the time the note matured Medert
solicited Conrad Lash to go on another
note to renew the first, which the latter
refused to do, and subsequently took up
the note himself. Shortly afterwards
Medert offered for sale his note for the
same amount endorsed by Conrad Lash,
and finally disposed Of it to a grocer ia
Ritchietown, named Pickett, who
now sues Medert and Llsh, joint.
ly, for the recovery Of the amount
Of the note. Lash's defense is,
that he never signed or endorsed, or
authorized any one for him to sign or
endorse the note, and pronounces this
endorsement to it a forgery. The plain
tiffa introduced Medert as a witness, who
testified that the note was endorsed by
Lash, and that 1t Is not u forgery. The
case is still on trial, and will probably be
concluded this morning. E u. Cracraft
appears for the plaintiff, and Judge
Cochran and Messrs. Dovener and Mac
Donald for the defendant, Lash.
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COUNTY C-ouRr-Judqe Bond.

This court was in session as usual yes
terday. Business was transacted as fol-
The cas- Of ]. c. Pickett vs.. Phil.
Medert and Conrad Laish, appealed from
Justice Mix, was put on trial before the
following jury: Robert Campbell, Alonzo
Barclay, Albert link, John Westwood,
Henry Rumble and VIM. Hobnrn. :,
The case was still on trial at the nd.
iournment Of Court.
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LARGE sales indicate the merits Of all
good articles. Druggists sell more Of DR.,
Bulls Baby Syrup than Of all other rem.
edles for the cure Of Bady Disorders. %
cents bottle. dAw
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AT John ROemer's, 200 different new
patterns Of Wall Paper and Borders,
which will be sold cheaper than the
cheapest. Wholesale and retail. Call
anon.
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RENT.

The ,tore room No. 20 Twelfth sn rt;vIth cellar
underneath. This room has been occupied for The
last thIte years by iIuEO L. loos m \ tObVtcO and
clRAr store. The sselVIpg, counters and gas hx-
tn1s belong 10 the premises. A .oed W. Q Is
attached. FelG low, and poaasion given April
1t: .,c Apply Il ~ n i. i MsHE:G II
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DGRprSE, the artist, is doing some iine
work in fresco In tho room in the Opera
House building TO be occupied by the
German Insurance Company.
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IIOi Main street.
FRIDAY. MARCH eee, 1878.


For Cincinnati-Steamer Hudson.
Neck Tie Reception.
Fra. Annual Ball OF the Benwood
Children's carriagea-Jop. Graves.
New Wall Paper-JOs. Graves.
Library and Marble Top Tables-Men.
del, Booth & Co.
CbiIdren'F Carriages-o. C. Genther.
Display OF silver-Turner & Dillon.
For Rent-Dwelling.
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THERMOMETER REcoAD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
sac. ns, SEN 7s;A.
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ORDERLY APPOINTED. Joseph G.
Hess, Of Company A Matthews Light
Guards, was last night appointed by
Major Miller Orderly 10 the Command
ant Of the battalion.
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Dry COCOA.

NEW YoRK, March 21.-There Is
iair and steady movement In cotton goods
and prints are steady. Foreign goods are
IN moderate demand.
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To make choice griddls cakes use
Charm Baking Powder-har he usual
q~udRiiy. J. B. LukenS, on the Island,
keana II.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
n, Yorlr money AND stocks.

NEW YORK, March21. -MoNEY-C Closes
easy at 11Sa5 per cent, closing at X.
Prime mercantile paper 4a6 per cent. Gus
tom receipts $SS0,6O6. The Assistant Treas
.urer disbursed $4,000. Clearings 49,:
100000. Sterling steady long 4.s5 short
GGoLD-opened and closed.st 1915, with
sales during the day at 10l. Carrying rates
3a4X per cent.
yer bars are 81 20 greenbacks, and ~ lSN
gold. Silver coin 9sa1 per cent discount
= HovDpNNfRNT4-kfFm. tf'
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aPRIcEs to auit the times,n together
with every comfort The most fastidiouS
could AK or desire, and the most deli.
cate attention to every want, has made the
Colonnade he hotel Of philadelphia, cod
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A rKMrERAScE meeting IL / be held at
the old:Fifth Street (Colored) Church
this evening. Messrs ]. F. Cline and
John Westwood will talk.
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THE WHEELING DAILY TNTELuGENCER FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH ~ l@S

AS 4 reliable and cheap remedy for the
various affections OF the throat and lungs,
we heartily recommend DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. PRICE, % cents. d&WG
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IA. Fred. Wilson ana John Wood.

Mauds, Fred. Wilson and John Wood.
CAIRO, March 9l.-Riyet So feet 2
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-wsather
clear. Arriyed-Greenyille and Church.
Departed- Greepyille and Sherlock.
GIHorSEAri, March 2l.-Riyer 25 feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and mild.
Arrived Golden Rule, New Orleans.
misunderstanding, Pittsburgh.
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A 1ErrER addressed TO Barclay & ia.
oobs, Wellsburg, IL detained at the city
Postofiee for three cents postage,
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Enrolment in German: Washington
%, Madison u, Clay 81, Union 49, Centre
80, Webster Is, Richie 40, total POI;
number of pupils Of German parentage
1870, other than German parentage II;
number Of German pupils belonging to
Grammar School IS, German pupils be.
longing TO Division A 1928; amount paid
for instruction in German $l54.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE FOURTH
STREET NJ. E. CHuRcH.-The meeting was
opened by singing the old familiar hymn,
"iYhat a friend we have in Jesus"
Mr.. NJ. LETTERS introduced our yenera-
bic friend Squire Toliyar. He said first
he had to thank the Almighty for all the
blessings he now enjoyed and had follow.
ed him all through his life. he stated
that the reason why he did not become a
drunkard was that he and a companion
went to see an execution, and the priEo.
ner made a stirring appeal to the young
men present TO refrain from the use Of
intoxicating drinks, as that was what
brought him where he now stood, and
our friend then and there made q vow
that he would never drink, and he never
had.
DR.. Logan made a few remarks, speak.
ing of the struggle that q drunkard had
to free himself from the accursed habit.
And the example Of others was the one
thing that restrained him from being a
drunkard, and the grace Of God.
DR.. Cunningham was the next speaker.
He stated II was not necessary for a man
to be a drunkard to warn others from the
danger. Those who had not contracted
the habit had n better chance to view men
and their habits, and OF course had a bet.
ter Opportunity 10 show these men the
blessing that they received by lead.
ing temperate lives. He gave all
the praise 10 God. Also to his
early training that he never forgot as he
advanced in lie. DR.. George made q
stirring appeal to the young men and
women not to offer or to drink TO any
companion or cultivate the acquaintance
Of those who did indulge in the intoxicat-
Ing bowl.
This is a new departure from the usual
temperance meetings, as 1t gives II a more
healthy tone, and in fact young men and
old men have something more ennobling
TO think Of by seeing why ahis one or that
one never became a drunkard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-22

To the Board Of Education:
GEsrLEMEN-The reports Of the schools
of the district for February, 1878, are laid
before you, and your attention Is called to
the following abstract: Enrolment for
the month $685., average attendance
3,lS5, do absence $40, per cent OF average
attendance on enrolment 81, enrolment
since Sept. !, 4,4Sl; No. cases Of hardness
Washington 1872, Madison 0, Clay 14s.
Union 1872, Centre 2OS, Webster 125,
Richie 70, colored 95, total 1908; No.
Of pupils perfect in attendsnce-Wash.
iugton 1872, Madison 124. Clay 242, Union
1872, Centre 107, Webster 1871, Richie 20S,
colored 0, total ] LAO enrolment in each
s~chool-Washington 453, Madison 1872,
Clay 6lS, Union 6S8, Centre $40, Webster
453, Richie 647, colored 65; per cent Of
Observation-Disclosures 90, Madison Of,
Clay 9S, Union OIL, Centre SO, Webster SO,
Richie 80, cOlored SO; Branches taught
and number Of pupils in each-Orthog.
raphy 3,60S, reading SAC, writing
2y64G, mental arithmetic 1859, writ
ten arithmetic 1,7G3, geography 1925,
grammar 800, history 800, physiolo.
Ky %, natural philosophy %, chem.
istry so, botany 7, astronomy Al, al.
zebra Iii, us. Constitution IL, physical
geography-2Sl, rhetoric y, German POI,
drawing 45T; amount paid for instruc.
ton inclusive Of German S3,S27 so.
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MAJ
RENT

TIOR REkT- That elegant aud substantial three
story trick Building, corn.r Nail aud Twen:
tIeth ItFsstS, No. 900 aud 2O01, at prEtentoccupitd
by J. W. Frfre, EAq, As dwelling AID Ht9re rom.
The Store Rom tOul1 10 easily divided 10 make
tWo ordinary sInd rooms, with 90 d cellar 10 Zach.
The entrance 10 dwelling Il on Twentieth street
There are fourteen good ICONS and all necessary
bAuk buildings, md would make q atst nte boAra:
lug houso, being centrally located. Would rent
snIis ~ lsAAc IRWIN. A1cnt.
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nor SALE OK RENT
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,

with eight rooms aud aashsd attic, CORNER iSsh
and byron streets. Possession gwen April LIST
l. Il. WILLIAMS,
Isa Atthe office Of franklin lns. Co.
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KENT
NOR RENT

The tvO-,tory Brick Dwelling House, No. 81
Fifteenth strtet, In which, now rtbite, contAin-
Ing ak momS. /,
AItO, the tine residence on northeast corner oil
TNClith AID tcEi streets will be leased for q term
Of ssaE@ JAMES i i n S,Ip si1r.,.
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a OF EDUCATION.

~
Regular Meeting Last Right-The
Commissioners D. Be0untennnce
the Military Spirit which Per-
vades the SehoolS-Routlne Bus.
inesS.
The Board Of Education met last night
in regular monthly session. Present at
roll.call: Messrs. Baird (President),
BinRell, Cochran, Collier, Goering, Hast.
ings, He's. Hildreth, Hupp, Maxwell,
Miller, McCully, Todd, Wilson, Wheat
Is.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
DR.. Hupp offered the following fesolu.
ton, which was laid on the table:
Re0,ped, That whenever pupils are de.
tanned in the school rooms during recess,
they shall be allowed to pass out alter
recess. All the pupils in health shall be
required TO pass out Of the school rooms
at recess, but shall never be required 10
remain out when Il would occasion an
exposure OF health.
The Commissioners Of Clay district
recommended the adoption OF the follow
ing resolution, which was so ordered:
Resotred, That the petition Of Paul
Neitzell, Janitor Of the Third Ward
School House, for increase Of salary, be
not granted.
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills for the month OF February ~aggregat-
ing S2l4 A, which were ordered paid.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REPORT.
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STATEMENT.

A comparison between the leading
items in'this report and the correspond.
Ing ones 10 the report for February, 1877,
gives the following results:
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POLICE CouRr-Judss Ganmsr.
There were no cases before His Honor
for trial yesterday morning.
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FoR RENT
DOR RENT-BELLEy1Ew HOTEL.

The Hotel building two and a half miles eaStOt
the Gty Of wheeling, On lhe, ~liaii1nal RAG nov
AppTUsGbiBg completion, viii be offered lGL Lent
viii BE- cipplesed, To an entgTpr ding hotel man
here l. offered q fine opportunity % establish him
salfi n = new bvAinssS and to make . fortune, ai
the Location Il one that cannot fall 70 30 popular
and q tact patronage.
louV beSn fat 6y our community. II 10 easy Of
NO 3. and The idI Ont grOunls--When arranged
win D. very attractive and peasant The view
frJm The summit Of "BellBVisH" Ii Ine oil the most
beautiful and picturesque In this section Of
FGS particulars and term please call on
FRANK WALTER, or
+. r. hHALLCk0S8.
wHEELIsO, March 10, 1871. mrl9
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Fos RENT.

House No. n Fourteenth street, containing
eleven rooms, With all Necessary convenience
Apply to tmI21) 9. .. kEkA1.
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Four Story Iron Building, Main an -,
streets. wy
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LOGAN, IIsT 4 CO.
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niand.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

Ncn. James A. Garfield hMs been ~.
nominated for Congress h, the Republicans cf
the Nineteenth oeio District
Congressman Springer In. boon ~
nominated h, acelAmAtion BY the Democrats u
TIN Twelfth Illinois District.
Hon. William X. Morrison haa been
scnominatcsl for Congrcas In the Seventeenth
Illinois District.
Tho Tennessee Republicans have
nominated Emerson E,heridge. m old.time
Whig leader, Tor Governor.
Tho Vermont 0recnback~rs hAv
nominated full Alate tieket, headed by G
e. Martin, for 0osurnor.
Emerson Ethridge declines tho Re-
publican nomination Tor Governor VI Tenncs.
nee.
Congressman Charles Foster, oi
Ohio, made hts opening speech of tho cam
paign Al Springfield. last week. He took tho
.Ame ground - all tho Ohio Republicans d.
this year rqaarely IN favor II tho policy 81
resumption. III insisted that thu President,
motives were all right, but ths pol.ey had been
failure, and lts character waa quito question.
alta
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lgyoo1LLAunoue oLnAMINos.
A Han Antonio (rexas) dispatch stAtet

61u MuNOutu \ A0AM0J utNp0tNu et0x00
that "Col. Young. with battalion II cavalry,
cros.ed the lsto (1randc, surrounded Now Town
early In the morning. and charged tho town
for tho purpose of capturln. tho notorious
Aock-thist Arcola, but hc had fled, rstiInx oR
bareback sAns clothes " Arn.A Tho. AlcAldc
u Now Town w. interviewed aud stated that
Arucls stole the cattle from Texas. and had
taken the stolen stock 10 MEXICO. where he
snld II, the regular MexicAn troops belng the
purchasers, and tho MoxicAn officers knowing
tho stock ID he stolen.
The twcnty.scvonth annual meeting
II tho American Association for tho Advance
n,ent of Hclence mat u ~. Louis, Mo-, last
week.
Al a meeting u tho railroad man.
agsra a Saratoga, N. n, Tho oshes day. rss-
olnsIon VA adopted looking 10 tho lmmsdlats
establishment of pooling arrangement which
shall include MI tho trunk lines leading from
tho seaboArd 10 tho West. with view 10 mAia.
tanning nnliorm rates And IN equitable division
III thu business.
A prominent New York newspaper II
authority sor Tho statement that tho Nherman.
Anderson ictter. tho document which Il WAS
SAID WAS given by Hscresary sherman 10 tho
witness. James 4. Anderson, of Louisiana. has
bsen sound, and II nov either Ia TIM hands oe
under tho control of Tho Potter committee.
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II Ia stated upon apparently good
authority that the administration NJ washing.
ton has settled uron the following policy as
rerArdr the Rio Orandc border difAcutics with
Mexico,
Fiyst- Raiders Arc 10 he pur~naa with incr~aSsd
sisor when they retreat 10 Mexican s,li. and pun.
.hed u caught. The troops engaged In thsse
pnrsning sorsiss will bc increased frem time 10
time.
seroud --rhe commanding orAces Ut tho pursuing
eunnin viii not seek conflict with The Mcxtcan
regular forces, hni will not Aynla ms il such fcr~s
interfere.
IAsrd The n,mos, care will he iAAen 10 give no
oen.c or cause of ompaint 10 the Mexican Au,Aes.
nts or peep'~ thai may fellow frnm the faithful
aud clrenmsrect execution Ut their dntis~.
Fourth No ciienss il nieAus IL the Mexican uos.
ernMcps, The sio~ian of the rni.ed states hclnx
simply tc punish isprdastons uion the rights,
property. aud lives ~ ns cttsens.
NTH Nothing whl.h may occur On Tho south
bank ~ thc itia urande result II the execution
Of this policy viii hs accepted hy the administration
~ An mnedlase eause " war between the coan-
tries, Int N the xlean rvwnar troor~ shall cross
The river IN retaliation for thee measures, easus
he may ho eens.rneal crefrcnl.
Washington In overrun with counter
f.i, money. Every merchant Ia tho place hav.
Inv more ~ less III II ON hAnd.
There II a marked falling OIL In tho
intsrnalrcvenne receipts for The month Of
August, As compared With the MANIC peraod last
year.
All. the money packages received At
tho Treasury Department from yellow'fevcr
districts Arc. by erder " the Treasurer, diriu.
teeted hy tho nsu III earholie acid, Tho ether
day lady eou.t.d 4 package from New Or.
leans before -he WAS Aware whsro Il came
from, aud, upon learning Il wa- \ yellow.fcver
pack She MAS :, overcome that she was not
able 10 do any ~orL for three hays.
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threAirn from 4 drlugc of currency
oi any kind, tllling nr, In point
u fact, Ill the channels " circulation,
and this opinion IN not new II has often
been Expressed before, and vas coRcntly
urged BY Ne. Dallas, the Secretary of
the Treasury, in his report In 1915. He
snys that Whenever the emergency oc-
cnrs TINT demands change ri Aystem II
seems necessary TO follow that the an
thority, which waA alone competent 10
establish The national coin, In alone com.
petcnt 10 create national substitute.