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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-21
1876.

Flrtrber Robrrf mari OF Hiram
Sfrono's d C.. see / tln,r3e, 10
acre. 4 6
German .l1lf,, sil pf I,l ~ in Ea,t \an-
CONVEX , 3
Hallipa,vtr.h | ,,.- an. sec g. * NV ar
sec ~ t5n.r1 g. 800 acres. ....... % 3
IJsr.b .s,uu.l p rr,. block % Irdiyid
ed y bIorl X T Vancouver. 80. a ,.
Preston. r. .' y. aii Of block 30. in " Van
co,I,,,r - 10 A
Stab,I"r = II sir If So ar of See >. sw
or If ~, ar 3r ser - nv or of NV or
~ ~. r. 1,..,ro Of nv, ar az sec d
t5 s1I , ~ :. Ia, acres Ur :" ~ ~ 10 g.
S,st.r Ih,, ne ~ ~ ,r nf sec II. ~
- -, &c -, tu-on rtwop
acrCs NJ '.....,,... 16 I!
"cr's''''''''''., 80. ~ 4
1870.
Adams, May $ g.. of So or auds . Of
sw or, l4isnG lie. 80 acres..... 0,
Abrams, D X: Pro ton Laws and
john Pi,Eeu's d / @. 500 acrcs..... 40 st
Altizer. David. nv ui, 22t4nrIel6O
acres. 80. ! ,.
Armstrorc. 4 F;w h of NV ar and VIII
OF sw ar s FL IA mr. > e. l60 acres. 10 9.
Buchanan, i N: lot. Sand b %. inv
Vancouver; a. of b 81 and lots
and ; D. - in L Nmcouvc1........ Il 9.
Buchanan. ) [. W O of , e ar and lots |
>. IS 22,uW orof ne or and lot 3 see
- two n + = e, 100 acres. .......... IL D
Buchanan, A:n of ne or and Il of n
W or : g t. r. e. lGua........,.. IS 3,
Bennett, Erastu-. NV ar ol,e ar. sw or
OF sc or, see - IS n two e S0a.... : /;
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TEXTURE
DU KHr. HIENG.

&c remede qui ma gas encore failli de
puts quiiize ans gu ii est en- usage, est bler
superieur a tous les ertrdifs de Sal. epareiUe
ct tons les Depuratifs, employees jusqu'a &c
Jour.
IL guerit toutcs les maladies chroniuues.
soft lnternes, soft eXteraeS. sans difference
d'lge ri de sexe. Mule lnaladie proveuant
de iimpurete du sang ne resiste d son
usage; les dartres dc quelgue nature uu'el
les soient, les iulrmites. consequence de
l'abus du mereure GU de tout autre traite.
ment qui a vieie la constitution, sOnt mar
taitement ct radicalement queries, toItas
les fois que ron per.evere dsnssen emploi.
Les LeueorThees, Psrtes Biduches, IyTegu-
iarites dans la p6rlodicite DIES menstrues. la
chiorose, IL s~te5'ifite provenant de toute ma
iadle chrontque on constitutiOnnelle, toutes
ces mai;,dies disparalssent par I'm traite-
meut asseZ lonatehps prOlonge de la Tein
ture DepurAtive du DIR. Meng.
L'epiepsle, lorsYu'elie nest pas occasion
nee par une lesion organique, les Rhumatis-
mes chFoaiqnes ct ~quelquetois Aigas, les III
ceres c.alicereux, ont etc radicalemeAt que.
rlS.
,es cures deia op5rdss parlent ASSET pour
que Id Teinturc Uepurative du DR.. Men ait
b.ssoill de toute reclame il sutfit dc SAVIOR
quii ny d pas Ell iusquia present II sepIe
.uai die %chronique inveteree GU constltu-
tioanciie. p%Ipaaite par III vice 9uelcoiique
lies hulneirs, qua at res.st6 a Ia pursuance
,nedicdtfice de cette preparation.
Chaque bonteilie est arcampagnee lemon
oFeux oer-Idcmts, tenant de tous les points
de Ia i.olisitne, attestant les bellies cures
operees par &c medieament
Ea veite chez
lOS. L. THiBODEAUX. !
P~harmacieu,
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RESURRECTION

QuOiqu'il Sc soft ecoul6 q~ue!ques anpees
depuis que la Feintnre Depurative du DR.
Meng ait etc retir6e de sa grande circula
ton, ellie men "a pas moins conserve toutt
sa V que ct toute sa pOpularite, dams un eli
cult Reinforcement restreint.
Oepuis l~ongteInps, de tous les points de
La Louisiana, ct principalement du BAYOU
Latourehe, des Attakapas, de IA Riviere
Rouge, de vieux malades me demapGeut de
reprendre la fabrication de cette medicine
81 Jrssement appr6ciee de tout ceux qui en-
ont tait usage.
Aujourd'hui je responds a leur appel, ct
les malheureux, atliges de malad1es dites
~ilcurableS, auront sous la main cette bien.
y~elllante teinture depurltive. aui viendra
METRE un terme a leurs s%outfrances,
Qu1is Sc livrent done 4 resperance de
lours meilleurs, ceux Ia qui vivent sous lie
joig tie %quelqu'une de ces ipcommpdes eft
douloureuses intirmitfs, files impures dun
saug vici6, d6leterc, NAL elabore.
Beaucoup, qui joulssent dune brlllante
S te, he lie doivent peut 6tre qua la Tein-
ture nepurative; c'est par IA puissance de
ces vertus que tel pere, tt,.e mere ont puri-
lie leur sang, acquis une bonnie constitution
retrOuve une sante aussi ~vigoureuse uu'inat
fendue. ct mis- au monde DIES enfauts d me
sante tlorissante.
Qne reuX qul, CONNIE euX, ViveI dune
vie lie d%ouleurs, dungoisses, de d6sespoirs
suirent leur cxemple qu'ils essayent de la
TeIneure Depurative, ct, CONNIE eux,i lis de-
vieintront REQUISITES ct forts, ct pourrout
etre tiers de ieur progeniture.
Que ceuX bui dOutent, s'infOrment.
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faisait son entree, on entendit parler
il desira lie voir.
lie general s'empre>sa de Ia con
dnire au bercebu Oh se cachait |,
chef-d'Duvre /; nombre d'inyites a,
rendirent aussi.
Un s'extasia.
Tous les officers, tous les civil,
commissioner lie caporal-sapeur de-.
zouayes ct la resemblance de la ala
tue avec lie mOdele etait r~eeliemen,
! frappaute.
Tont coup le gouverneur pousss
un oh ) qui inqnitta'l lie general.
Qu'avrZ-vOus? demanda-t-iI.
-Rien, fit lie g,uverneur 4: il may.
ait semble. voir remuer la ,6te de Ia
statue. ..une illusion.
MATS non. fit un officer: eli.
s'agite, teneZ.
Tout lie monde etait stupefait!
/! lie general men -venait pas.
Iont a coup la face du dieu Sc cri.
pa. il parnt faire nn violent effo,,
pour Sc retenir, puts il 6ternua a ou-
trance
On jase de l'etrsnge surprise de
tout lie monde.
LIE general effare contemplate lt
miracle en- rouiant des yeax egar6s.
S0aaaln IL dieu parla:
-Jfas fOus tire, ma cheneral. fit
Jupiter Ell jargon a;sacien. la con
>igne edait da ne bas remuer defiant
ie monte ct de ne bas barrier; mails ie
n'affre bas bu me retenir d'edernuer
Plus de doutes.
Cttait lie caporal lui meme bad
geonne avec du platre.
Le general exaspere arrarha une
oranche de tuya pour en- b~ou>pille,
Jupiter. mails ceiui-c santa IA tprre
ct s'entuit al milieu DIES rixes mex
tIngibies des s%pectatenrs,
Les autres dienx, voyant leur cana
rade sc sauver, comprirent Que lear
situation n'etait pas tenable ; ills des
cendirent de leur Olympic r~epresente
par leur pedestal ct dGtaIerent dun
pas leger.
Grand enoi parmi les invites oui
pas quIt'C it U6l eU c6uX
qai se promenaient dams les aIlee> .
Ce fut nne scene exhi!atante.
lie general await renOnce a pour.
snivfe son Jupiter, ouand son major
dome ahuri account vers lui en- cri
ant, les bras leves au ciei
-General, general, les dieux sen
wont!
-Lais-e-le les partir, animal. lui
repondit lie general c'etaient DIES faux
dieux.
Puts en- q parte:
-Je ne m'eionne plus de ce que ce
que ce scelerat de zephyr defendant
d,y toucher--.--
Get incident await trop egaye les
invites pour que leur h0te en- tint
rancune a i'auteur.
LIE zephyr fut pardonne ainsi Que
les faux dieux.
Louis NoIR.
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SEASONS.

NR. JOHN BOStO, 2 OPRIETAIRE
" dt RESTAURANT DIES GuATRE-SAIsoSsl
PREVENT ses Mnis de a Vile ct de Ia cam
payne, ainsi que lie pnblie en- generate, an j
a transtere son restaurant du No. l:i;l de
la rue de Charities all No. de J.. name
rue, pres de St-Louls. Ii profile de cette oe-
caslon pour remercier lie public ct s~ollicite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien
veiliaEt patronage, II informe en- outre SEES
amis quill Il aes salons particulars an prc.
mier, ct DIES chambres meublees a louer ) Ia
selialne on au mois. Les personnes d. "A
vile ct de a champagne y trOuveront tout Is
comtort deslrable.A restaurant sera Ouvert
1us4"a minuit. 6fev '75.(
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st. |i'icent's College,
Cape Girardeau. Ma.

THIS INSTITUTE n, so WELL AND
favorably known to hundreds of ths
Citizens OF Louisiana, offers superior advan.
tases for the acquisition ola thorough clas-
steal, Sclcntitic and Commercial Education.
1trms:-Per session OF ten mouth. $3.50 90
The Session will commence Monday, Sep
TENDER, ID. 1878.
Address:
5. Rev. J. w. HICKEY, C. N.
President st. Vincept's Colleoa
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Leon
Aux Nos. 81 ct 80 de la rue du Canal
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHArEAUX.
4 YANT TRANSFERE mes magasins des
ANos 2l3, Els ct 2i7 de la rue Vieille-Ie-
wee aux Nos 81 ct s3 dc In rue du
Canal, Jannonce respectueusement au
public Ell general que TAI, afin de repondre
a disbursement de mon lie plus
fort stock Embellishments, de chapeaux.
lie lingerie dhonmes, de jeuues gents ct
de .Jeunes gareons-stock tel quill nv Ell a
jamais Gu a la Nouvelle Orleans. JTnyite
mes amis ct mes clients ne yeDir Pexami-
ner ct s>assurer des priX.
A Paveiiir, omm par lc passe, lie ..e ne.
gligerai rIen pour taire face AK beg ,ins de
la place. Je serai t%uujours pref 4 remplir
tous les ordres pyramids GU uetits) n.habiile
ment, lingerie ct ~chaleaux dc toutes es
peces eide tous genres, depuis les vetements
communs d'habitatious jusan'au hinge de
toilette lie plus fin. Les prix de mes articles
seront Acknowledgement aussi has uue possl-
bic.
Les commands de la ampagne sont Fob
jet dune attention Immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX,
Aux Nos 81 ct 80 de la rue du Canal
ii oct-T6
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neailhy Body and a Ciear Head

II indigestion, constipation and bilious.
ness tormentt the body, the head cannotb be
clear. These disorder react upon the brain
most hurttully, and produce cloudineSs
In the organ Of thought not Experienced by
aJhealthy man. Happily these brain.op.
pressing maladieS may be entirely dispell.
cd by that peerless Alternative, Hostetters
Stomach MtterS, which cheers, refreshes
and inyigorstes the brain and nerves, while
it,reguls;es the organs Of digestion, AtIim.
ilGtion and bilious secretion, II expelS the
morbid hnmors which poison the system
through the bowels and urinary passages,
and eIuts q powerfully lnyigorating inan.
enee Wwell. It's cathArtic action Is never
irritating, violent or painful, but ever, nat.
utal and progressive. As an appetizer and
sleep promoter the Bitters II unriyalled; II
mitigates the in6rmities OF age, relieves
the ailments, peculiar to the gentler seq,
arrests premature decay, and builds up an
enieebled physique. st. eodAW.
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Col. Ben wilson as u champion
Dodger,

EIi,oo Of The Iutellissneer: ...-,r
10 the convention at Richmond in 1861
Ben Wilson lodged the vote on the ordi.
nance oil Secession. he was the oply
member in tina. body who was afraid to
vote on one side or The other. BE lodged
on the ordinance, bat when II came 10
voting supplies and an armament for the
State against the Union be voted yea. ~
Az member Of Congress be has lodged
almost every important question. For
instance, on the 18Th Of March, 1875, he
lodged the vote on the famous Baker res.
olution, which declared that the people
Of the United States constituted Nation,
and, again, on the Cox resolution, which
denied the right Of secession. r'1+'- .'
On the Goth Of May, 1876, be lodged
voting on the tariff question.
On the 26Ih Of June 1876, he lodged
voting on the Retrenchuent and Re-
form resOlution. i-l-. ,s.as +.
10 June 1876, he lodged voting on
the Wood tariff bill. zl.
On the 18th Of August. 1873, he lodged
the charge made by the Parkersburg Son
ttnG, a Democratic paper, and when
Charlie Caldwell pressed the charge home
upon him 10 the Convention, aud in the
presence OF all the delegates defsd him
70 purge himself OF the dishonor attaching
10 a violation Of his pledged honor, he
sststill and lodged. a-l4 III ID
Dodging early and lodging late, the
Parkersblrg Sentinel. a Democratic
paper. says Of Ben Wilson that "he ia a
man rho il a StrGnOerto an honest impulse,
noble deed, or a VItuous thought"
The same Democratic paper says still
further, 1--WE recognize in Ben Wilson q
Prince Of dishonor and duplicity, title
which he has fairly earned by a course
consistent only in its Inconsistency, and
honest in its dishonesty.' syn
Such In the estimation OF 4 leading
Democratic paper Of the First District Is
the record Of The individual who, Is now
the Democratic candidate for Congress.
This is the man who became csndf-
date By di.honoring his own pledges and
thus trinmphei over such men a Col!
johnson, Jacob jackson and Mr.. Good.
A leading paper Of his party proelaImes
that he Is man without an honest i'm.
pulse. Issnch q man a representative OF
ilie morals or the Intelligence Of the First
District. PLEAsASTs.
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der the second opinion Of the City Solicit.
or, the Assessor shAll be required toagain
90 over the city and make a new asse''.
ment in accordance With that opipiobS Or
whether The assessment as now made shall
stand for the present year. singulatly
enough, however, the First Branch L
divided in opinion as to whether the few
parties whose assessments have been,
rai.ed by the Boardof Equalization shRil
b. compelled 10 pay taxes upon the
amended assessment, or whether the sc.
ton Of the Board shall be disapproved'
and the assessment restored 70 the orig
InAl amounts. The action Of the Board
ia 80 maniiestly contrary to the spirit
Of Justice that the only wonder p
that there should be tNo opinions on The
subject. All the parties affected blythe
action Of the Board as we'll As those who
are not, are supposed to have made an
honest return under oath OF their
property, andl of the debts claimed
a, ofi.s,s against its taxable value.
There is no charge Of any attempt TO
eylde the provisions Of law, so tha.
there can be no valid reason given for
raising the assessmen. upon = few men
and allowing all the balance who are In
the anne boat, to 60 scot free.
Again, 10 relation to the Collector,
Council has kept that officer hanging on
the ragged edge for months, and Il is yet
uncertain as to whether be will Do con.
demned or vindicated. In other words,
the conundrum is, have We q cOllectOrf
and 1t Is one that It would be well for
the Council to solve as quickly - poo.
able. What is wanted is sensible, bus.
iness like management Of municipal
Affairs,
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100000 IN coin in the Trsasufy, TO say
nothing b gold and silver 10 banks, in
private boards, md 10 circulation, TAX
ing, the populatiopeoi 5000 900. de
Treasury account alone gives 50 90 per
capita. So haiti will Be seen that, even
dsdHetlDg the bali per cent discount now
on the greenbaek, the purchasing power
Of the present volume Of currency, includ-
Ing coin and paper, 10 greater than 1t ever
was before 10 the history Of this country.
1 speak moi now Of the irregular and TEN.
porary Issues Of the war. but the regular
currency Of peace. What the county
needs, therefore, Is not go much m 10.
creme ID de Volume Of currency a an
assured confidence in the stability Of IL
volume" -ltqs.TYs tpur! b. HU
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TgusTEE's SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'s WORKS

81 KNOWN AS THB OLD AAChish 'n1"
|. By virtue Of 4 Desd Il Tut md, y hsT
Ho6ha. sFnlST, and ArlhsllA bis w. 49,
RHeh Rnd saiIe A., hIt vie, mi james -
NskitabIs, bis Via, 70 the uhdnu EDe W.
dIted January 9Th isi9. and rerci - =
d the OiSfk Il tee County leait o. " " ~
HSIt Virgins, 10 Derd d Irait bSat - % -
is9, viii ell 1t The ircni doof o. iHs V'-''''
q Ohio county, HsIt vhEihi' On ,u
~ SATURDAY, the IIH day Of Aas9h ~ /.
iComntnelss at iuS'eloeE A Y d. !oS SsSsI
1870 nronSyty. thSt 10 70 ~: In III n
tTo handrsd nd hlty-'O1T lot TO aa1 s,s,tIJ
sfty.dTe In ZOE Gld Ch1piBeI IddiHo11 'o "a y
~ S1hfSllns Ohla esJlnty, Wet Virgin, -,
IL FnE AZ ne south sIde q WhAeini L ne',,,st.
~ Id m he IppariSnAsot ihef,sS - =
Az he JoilosLhE essoib.d Pc ! - ~ B
Ia q. dtuatsd 90 tie hank o. et.I5. u n
the eitJ Of wbUtllnE 'iofe,lld, ~, - 10
CommSnetnR o. point 90 CErs.t9,s ~ ~ n 1
dred and IVsnty gao test tnt 9 w, IssG,S
Zoe arest; thence TubninE .s,S.y,y - "
enty (TO) let, mare OF ~, " ~, "a i. nvE
lllSy running trsm Crrscsnt ,us 49,, ,,ryt. y
fhsses- rthTIrdly from aid Cf'-esA' ~ u
m wien Of wheeling ClVtEi We n 10
aSanderI a aid efrI 10 TIE est w ~, 40
hSIId sITS hupdIed apd elt!.sTt ~ 40
-onthvInily uIth IEId llDs 70 Ifs,esIS N y
ths pi1cp ., beEfrnipg; iostitG "a n !
h9edIIInspiS and IPPaiishiaSs- "
land hsl0pEiLg, .., sslT ~ q
sSIilnr . TfuIieI I I'LL eonT'! 01'
vested n Ice 6yI ID deHl q tT1st ~, h,.tsa .
TETHS or s. IL Ont third n'h, t - nft4
Two tdulI 10. tAllnSau a. az aug - az .
STidstned By hGtFd bafirf lnI,I .,,,Ss; y ~
nIe, The title 70 b TetIintd 9bI Y! iFstAA
"a WILLIAM. W. ""
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How Labor Gets the Best OF
Capital >n.a ~ ,

-Fe-'-'-T - HNfshA ~ .
Rev York Economist. .. arl
1t is often said that capitalists take
advantage Of laborers, and TO some ex-
teAt this Is doubtle.. true. But, on the
other hand, laborers often get the beat Of
capitalists, and that, too, without knoS'
log or Intending it. only about Eve in
a hundred men who, in one way or
another, may become possessed Of capital,
retain 1t through their lives. The res,
lose it. Some speculate with 1t, and II
passes from their hands a. the result Of
unsuceessful gambling. Bu. the mas Of
,hosa who lose, do 20 BY investing In
enterprises which fail 70 pay. Now
what is the process otinyestmentf The
capitalists lays out money in carry.
ing out his undertaking; the returns do
not equal the expense; he lays out more TO
keep the business going I'LL the returns
shall increase; they do increase, but do
not exceed the expenses enough TO make
living profit and replace the former
outlGy. Or they still fail to increase, and
he eIpeuds more and more which does
not come back to him, till atlast he stop
spending, either because be Is alarmed a.
the prospect, or because be has exhausted
his capital, can not proceed, and u q
poor man. .,-,,,.I (,
Now, In either Gaze, what has become
OF his capilGlf II Aas be<a pad 0ul Jor
labor. While the businesG has gone 90, be
has EN- ploysa II necessity 4 number Of
persons 10 do the work whereof Il con-
sists. II he has needed material, he has
had 10 pay other workers for preparing
and transporting this material. III he has
bought q building, heihas paid FOL. the
work Of erecting itFi II be has hired one,
he has paid for the keeping and repairing
Of It. II he has used fuel, he has paid for
the mining or cutting Of II, and for carry.
ing 1t 70 the place o. rs" In one or
smother way nearly all Of his expendi.
tures have been for TABOR. Even, the ex.
penses Of his household have been for
work In constructing, furnishing or con.
Quoting the establishment. He has given
employment 10 servants and 10 Torkuen
OF many kinds. At the Close OF bis
operations be stands, ifuusuccessiul, NO
better of than any workman he en-
ployed-in fact, worse of; for the work
men have received The money whefewith
he has parted, have been paid for their
work, and he hsss Lost his money.
When the workman hears, demagogues
declAiming about the atyrannyi Of
capita, tLhe should look not vuly. Ut the
few successful capitalists, hnt At the
many who have failed; and when he re-
members. how all. these hilures hiye
wrought the return Of capital into the
hands Of laboress, he will see that very
little Of the great mAss Of wealth produced
BY labor is really consumed BY any one
but lAborers and their families; that Il
simply passes through the cApitalists'
hands from one Get Of lAborers TO another,
and that the successful capitalist does a
service 10 society by preserving part Of
Il which would otherWiGe be consumed.
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&c. Hrayrr, Auetlsussf. :
nRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue q 1 DEED Of truH nsls " Irss
cunipghar, and Mary hh VIII . y, ~ =
29th day d Oetbbef, 1877. rScnrted z ~
Trust book No. IL pages 81 . Lnn y q " =
records Of Ohio eLunIy, vii seu q " tfsai ~
Of the Court House Of o. % eoubty, % &
SATURDAY, he 1th DAY q s'p.aaNs' ,
comReneirgit 10 CIDER 4. n, ibe tsisrrI {
serihed pp1p1TtF:, Ths oAtSu Iist q Lasse. 4.
I'd ,IIty.tSoln CAIpllSs tDd e a. ddiu - ~
ety Of wheIlIrg, Ohio eO1niy. SGIis . sei,-
ginia- kAid quarter lot bF4tg baGedea ~ \
Bagfnnirx a. Ihe northwest corpH dtst:V -,
afse, Apd the alley bslwesn Man Lld hntaI :.
pArAllel thereto; 10 net uest Sih ~ ~ u, =
u nd lot ana With tstbt!'ioaith hlt u
fest and dr. Inehes; thsDos pcTtA % ~ " 4,
with Md alley dxty-tI itef' ihegS = =
parallel With twenty .tOlTth Itrttt lhify ~
hr Inches 10 the alley lioIeNlti htia ~ Y 4.
wet line Of nd alley sOHth hEtJ'ti ~ ~,
place Of hsSinnIng on tUsniJ'toqfih EtS ~
ia rfpe property conveyed Io'Iit Jts,i 49,
ham By James L Holiday srd Elt y 49, -. - Z,
10Th February. iEf3, recorded IN Lecd ~ =
@, pAes 80, Vhio county. ,,-na.
1hS title 10 believed 70 h Psiieei, ost 49,
veJ only such Ute a IL VESTED 10 n
'TERss os sALr-Eight hundnd 80 10Y
tre d9llns cash In hard, dshi hundfso s. ~,
eIzht mont b., and the TGsidus In tli'sn ~
in1tn DAY Of aIe, without tBbfet 70 %
rStlpbd 10 the dee 10 texture iht sd'H''"
mentI Of EurehAss moEty. ,,.n 1-.s.
IuI1 J. D ENISG, lrslss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
The Volume Of Money.

Those per,Ons who gil the air with
cries Of contraction, aud would have PEG.
pie believe the hard times due TO 4 want
Of currency 10 do business with, are rec
commended to study the following para.
graph from General Durbln Wards
Mansfield speech:
AT the beginning Of our late war the
whole paper currency was about S202,.
600 900, and The coin Ia the country vls
about $3.50 000, 900, 4 totaI Of S45I, 900.
900, OF SO 80 per capita. The Trss a tifi !
books now show 10 gfesabs sESbank notes
aud iractlopl currency $6si 00o, 900 oai.
standing ia paper satfsnsy and $40. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
WEDXESDAT. AUG. FL. 1878.
REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
~ CONVENTION,

rhs oOnvsntOn Of The utiOu RSpublina parry
y, The I'm, Congressional District Of Wet Viz
IlnA win 10 held In The Town Of houndriue,
AsrahAll county, August 40, 1873, for tbs rurPso
II terminating a cspdldsts tor CGngrras, and also
III d trapsstiDg d such other tuhis'' a may
corn ,Lsson The csnysatiOn. The UnIOa fsHab-
hah pah i IL Tie DtiiiIst ia requested 10 pPoiHi
dsIssitss 70 The Convention trSm The Z ahue'
sunprislus he District al such time and lics Ht
raays s,ht he eourvAISnes Of The people Il The
several countieL 'l'H
BJordsr Of the Republican Executive pumit-
t.s 4. the Fist ConSroILOuIl DiItlet.
~ q co. GEO. EDwAkbs Chairman.