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loyal; made no such remarks as "were
beaten and must turn over 4 new Leaf"
In answer to Springer and Hunton,
witness said: Was paid the first time l
went to Tallahassee to carry returns, BY
Canova; he gave me SIS. :.
The law requiring that returns shall
be forwarded by mail was read.
Witness-I had no purpose In carry
ing the returns there; don't recollect
whether Martin gave me money at that
time, but think Il was that time that he
gave me about so for expenses; don't
fecollect what the expenses were; had .
free ticket on the railroad; il was when
I went back to 20 before the State Board
that Martin gave me twenty dollars.
Don't recollect how much I received al
together; couldn't say whether / received
any at any other time; will not state that
these were the only two sums received;
expect l might have got some more, but
will not swear that / did. In regard 10
the throwing out Of the returns Of the
precinct where men were challenged and
their votes sworn in, witness said he sup
posed now that II wasn't In accordance
with law. He had done it because he
thought II right. In regard TO other
precincts he knew nothing from his own
KNOWLEDGE or from affidayits. The man
whose vote was refused said 1t was refused
because he was Republican.
Mr.. Hunton asked If he believed that
the Republican Inspectors would discard
4 vote simply because it was u Republi-
can vote He didn't know.
Witness didn't recollect where he got
the pass on the railroad. but thought
from Mr.. Eagan at Tallahassee.
Mr.. Bloxham was recalled and the
returns Of the counties were read, show
ing face majority for the Tilden elec>
tors. Bloxham said he never was in
telegraphic communication with Hewitt,
Pelton or Havemyer; sent no dispatches
in cipher. II Raney or Pasco sent any
in witness' name II was all right. Don't
know who telegraphed under the name
Of Max Fox or Rover,
Samuel Pasco, late Chairman Of the
State Executive Committee, testified to
the proceeding before the State Board Of
Canvassers 10 regard to the Baker county
returns. Sent no kilograms In cipher
out OF the State. Didn't know who Max
Fox, Rover or W. were.
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Congressional Matters Over the
River.


Correspondence Of the IntslllEsnoer
The contest for the nomination for
Congress in this district is getting we'll
warmed up. Quite recently we have had
calls in this county from four candidates.
One OF them has been here frequently.
Three hail from Jefferson county and one
from Columbiana county. We have in.
formation that Harrison county's man Is
also doing the agreeable round the circle,
and that all are anxious TO serve the
dear people, and to secure the votes and
influence Of the manufacturers and work.
ingmen Of Belmont county. The Repub.
licans who are identified with our iron
works here do not feel that either Of these
candidates could or would fully repre-
sent their interests in Congress. They
are all lawyers or professional politicians,
without any practical knowledge OF the
productive industries Of the country, and
hence, without that sympathy for those
engaged in them that comes through "a.
ISOLATION with the working masses. In
view OF the importance OF these indus.
tries, and the necessity for careful and
efficient protection and encouragement
in the present critical position Of the coun.
try, when the enemies OF these industries
are marshallipg their "Free Trade" forces
TO overwhelm us, Il assuredly behooves
the Republicans Of our District TO select
as their candidate man who Is and has
been Unidentified with these industrial in>
terests; and one whose sympathies are
in accord with them.
We have in Belmont county such n
man. He has been incidentally named,
most favorably by the Press, (1srELLI-
oEsoER OF the number) and Ia now Of
fcially announced as candidate for
Congress. He is man VINO Is we'll
and iavorably known throughout the
District. We refer 10 Col. C. l.. Poorman,
manager Of the Bellaire Agricultural
Machine Works. In point Of ability,
moral character, indomitable energy and
strict integrity, he is the peer OF the gen
tlemen named from other counties. In
ability to fully discuss the Revenue sys-
TEN and defend the Protective Tariff pol
icy, he is, in the judgment Of the work.
ingmen Of Etnaville, the best man in
the district. We therefore propose to
present his name and urge upon the at.
ieniion Of the approaching congressional
convention at Steubenville that for once
il shall give to the productive industries
OF the district a candidate. Besides,
why should not Belmont county
like her neighbors, offer solid
phalanx for her own representative man?
Especially when that man is the equal in
all regards with his competitors .or the
nomination.
So we heartily commend Col. Poorman
to the approaching Convention as emf.
nently worthy Of public confidence.
ErNAyfLIF.
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Indian Outrages In the West
Bannocks and Comanches on
the war Path-A General Ont
break Imminent.

SAN FRAscrsco, June IA Boise City
dispatch says: Five men, scouting upon
Carmau Valley, found all the settlers
gathered at Robinson's rancho. The VAL
ley was raided by Indians, who took away
ali the stock. On Sunday the settlers
saw the Indians, numbering about 200.
and driving 600 horses, making all speed
up the Valley towards the upper waters
oi the 0Ryhce river, In the vicinity Of
Battle Mountain, with Colonel Ber>
nard with sixty cavalry in pur-
suit. Information was received that the
Bannock Indians murdered one white
man and two Indians near Big Springs, on
the Elk stage road. The bodies Of three
whites were found few miles below
Glenn's Ferry, on Snake river, two of
whom were John Buscom and Robert
Ferguson, Of Rock Creek Station. Nu-
merous large and small bands Of Indians
are raiding the countryin in many sections.
Stages continue TO run strongly guarded
but are delayed by the loss OF stock. The
party just arrived from owyhee
county, shout fifty miles southeast Of
Of Bannocks camped in the vicinity who
have been killing stock and committing
other depredations for several weeks, and
growing daily more insolent towards the
whites. Families are gathering at Silver
City and other points for safety. The
people are awaiting the arrival OF the
regulars with the greatest anxiety.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, June Three
companies Of the Fourteenth Infantry
leave here for Fort Hill, Idaho, to-day.
News has been received there BY q seou,
from COmas Prairie confirming the newl
Of an Indian outbreak aud murders.
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NEW YORK, Juno 7.-Coilon-llIa
llHc. Flour--Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Higher; No 2 spring 81 II, No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 ll1f, No. 2 Northwestern 81 liza
Il2, No. 2 Milwaukee 81 IL, No. Q red win.
ter 81 l5al II, No. do 81 10. No. 2 white
81 10, No. l do 81 "a. Rye-Firm; western
6Sa64e. Barley-Dull and nominal. Malt
Dull and unchanged. Corn-No. Q at
45Jfa46Hc, Others unchanged. oats-WeSt.
ern mixed 27aSi1Ec, white western 291fa
S3Hc. Hay-unchanged. Hops-Steady
and unchanged. Coaee-In fair demand
and unchanged. sugar-Buoyant but un.
settled; refining fair to good At l<a7 7.lec.
Molasses- Quiet and steady. Rice-Qulet
and unchanged. Whisky Firmer at 81 os.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsHIsoros, June z

W WA1aaNSASt't eeeS -
The President pro tenn. laid before the
Senate communication from the secrs-
tary announcing that he had been sum
moned before the Potter Committee to
produce the Louisiana election returns,
aud that he had obeyed the subpoena.
In conclusion he says: u respectfully
Request you to lay this communication
before the Senate, that, II deemed neces.
sary and proper, may have instructions
as to my duty in this and similar cases
that may hereafter arise"
Mr.. Edmunds submitted an order that
the Secretary OF the Senate attend before
the Committee of the House mentioned
with the papers described by the com.
mittee, and submit the papers to eIami.
nation from time to time, according to
the convenience Of the committee.
A long discussion ensued, several Sena.
tors claiming that the proper way would
have been for the House to have request
ed the Senate to furnish the papers. 9th.
er Senators argued that the papers were
not in the custody Of the Senate by any
law. They were merely in the possession
OF the Secretary according to usages since
the organization OF the Government, and
therefore the committee had right TO
summons the Secretary 10 produce them.
Pending the discussion recess was
taken that the Senators might attend the
funeral Of W. ]. Mcdonald, late Chief
Clerk Of the Senate.
Finally the order OF Mr.. Edmund's was
modified 90 as to reserve questions touch
log the regularity Of the action Of the
Committee OF the House In calling for
the paper instructing the Secretary to
attend the committee, and as modified
was agreed to.
THE ARMY BILL.
After the morning business, the Senate
resumed the consideration OF the Army
Appropriation Bill. :.
Mr.. Blaine, in charge Of the bill, said
that the Committee on Appropriations
this morning came To the conclusion that
II would not be wise TO unite the Indian
question with the reorganization OF the
army under the same commission. DE
therefore submitted substitute for the
House section to transfer the Indian Bu-
reau to the War Department 80 "a to
provide for the appointment Of three
Senators and four Representatives as q
Joint Commission TO inquire into the
expediency OF transferring the Indian
Bureau TO the War Department, and re.
port to Congress before January !, 1879
A debate followed.
HOUSE.
The House spent the morning session
in discussing the civil sundry appropri.
alton bill, alter which recess was taken
The evening session was scene Of uproar
and confusion. Nothing done.
Adjourned.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, June THE DrOpzT Journal
reports:
Market more active aud steady; steers "a %
a5 65, feeders IS 004 90; butchers weak;
cows 81 1904 90, bulls 81 00a2 70.
Ho6s-Reeeipts 1000; shipments $500.
Market strong and higher; heavy sold ct
s. 3sG3 30, light s. 20aS IS, mixed s. goa
5 40. All sold early, closing Stlll higher.
SHBRP-ReceiptS 1900. slight improve.
mont since last week; sales OF $ S0ai 80.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 7.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady and un.
changed. Corn-Quiet and unchanged.
0Ats-Shong; white western 2eaS0c, west.
ern mixed 2Ta2gc. Rya-DuIl at 60a6Se.
ProvisionI-Fair demand, strong and IN.
changed. Butter and Eggs-Firm and IN.
changed. Petroleum-- Rre6ned at II Hc,
crude sSa9Kc WhiSky-stOadyi western
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New YORK, June IA Havana letter
says: The latest reports from the East.
ern Departments show further surren-
der Of len Chiefs, tWenty.iour officers and
100 men at San Luis and complete disso.
luton oi the so.called new government,
instituted by MAcco In that Department.
Festivities for celebrating the peace,
upon the arrival Of Gen. Martinez Cam
pos will last four days. .aa .Ei7
The.following isthe number Of Insur-
gents surrendered In Cyncoa Villas, La
Ttocha aud the Central Department since
the proclamation Of the peace conditions
II Generals, l27 Chiefs, l20 officers, 1887
men, S.677 members Of families. Total
10,0lspersons.
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Our Local Crops.
Moundsyllle Reporter.

MouhdsVlIIe heporIef.
We hear quite a number Of farmers
complain OF considerable damage being
done to the wheat crop by reason Of rust.
The greater damage seems to be on the
bottoms and low lands where the grain
Is blown down to some extent. The hay
crop, too, gives but poor promise Of more
than half crop and in come fields II will
not pay for cutting.
Ironion register.
The rust on the wheat looks very bad;
but many Of the farmers say Il has not
attacked the stalk, only the blade, which
will prevent the grain from filling out
perfectly, but will not destroy ii.
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ponus Committee got batch OF LETT
.ro,t d ,he President yesterday, in
,I,Ii,, oar friend COnn's, but they are
~, is,oeuou. documents indeed. The
s-Iop, i. the one from "JOhn ". Bull
Jrr' recommending that Anderson be
in, 4 ,,IIOE fever Con.ulship.
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CHICAGO, June Nominaily
unchanged. Wheat-Actiye, firm and
higher; No. 2 Chicago spring 99Ac cash
and June, 951.a95Hc July, ssas9 No Au.
gust, rejected 74a75c. Corn-Fair demand
and frmer; S89Ec cash and June, $40 July,
S7Nc August, rejected SAFE. 0ats-Firm.
er but not quotably higher; 2SlSc cash,
2S5sa2Skc July, 2sc August rejected 1sc.
Rye-steady and unchanged at &c. Bar.
ley-Firmer at 49c. Pork-Strong and
higher, with a fair demand; 50 05 caSh,
50 121as is July, 50 S0a9 sax August,
50 45a9 Az september. Lard-In good
demand and prices shade higher; 50 90
cash, SO IN July, SO So August. Bulk
Meats-In good demand and prices Q shade
higher; shoulders $40, sides 4Xabsfo.
Alcohol-3Shc. Whisky-Nominaliy un.
changed at 81 Oh.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
TIE Cars Men Getting Primed
Upfor the Congress.

ST. PETERSBURG, June Count
schouvalof, Russian Ambassador TO Lon.
don, and Prince Doubril, Russian Am
bassador at Berlin, who are to attend the
Berlin Congress; and Chaker Pasha, Tur-
kish Ambassador at 81. Petersburg, have
arrived.
Count schouyaloff and Prince Doubril,
had an audience Of the Emperor to-day,
they start for Berlin Sunday. II 10 still
hoped that Gortchakoif, will be able to
attend the Congress.
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NEW ORLEANS, June e7.-cotise STEADY;
Rio cargoes ordinary 10 prime ll1zAlse
gold. Sugar-Quiet but hrm; Inferior 70
good common 6a61tc, common 10 good
common 6Xa7JSc, yellow clarified e1fA
$50. MoaSses-Quiet but steady; nothing
doing. RIce-Firm; Louisiana ordinary 70
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'1''ner e. call Tor Information.
Lssul,.,Il.W .Ws.IHEslISo, s.I June 7th, 1873.

@Su lillll kSnn., N"S 'Nhl 1910
t. ,SS, ~ ,S' Correspondent "A" in response
si,S,'ay aasiy ior instances Of dreekless
nus IeaL" s waste and extray.
SsSi1.. utter disregard Of the first
S,S,ET STs y o. ! udicious sIpeudituresS on
,svfcoIS %0I .at City Council, reptile. in
&tuaI $50 = 81 to-day by the recital Of
d, !" Of iotnef Councils--in relS-
u, y, expenditure. a!. for what NAV ,y'o or
ss.s RIGVs to have been real improve. a.
". !, .ii,' .Is recital may prove seryice.
sl,, .. .ALlnS attention Of Council 10
4, i,,S ,%SaTsneed ~ improvements which
&.roi .. luud' for the completion
S,S,. ~ ne actual inconvenience,
&i,t n. . .te not the instances sboWinI'
d p,s'ens Council has been guilts
saa. - cement, waste or extraya-
doaSl.. T. I. ;. Yields ready pen, and
a,SSss, !. !, ,laatlias \ With The coptsn,s % n
I'd N Il. y ne ne chronicles, and Of Mose'
u I'M a' P'oPheIs-but ia eyiieUtIv tI,
Vu,kis.! ,t.,5 ts.o5lVsrsant With the curreH,
llSouvS ~, ,ui'as ,'as Municipal sanhedrin,' ,
issris. EeakiHg as Il he were a mssts,
t,slln,Ionn naIiing " made 40 sweepipr ~ :
osUSeiI al :. !, The Incompetence Of In
nss. ,.si aoa oil iH waste and extr.Sa. T "a.
fnn.l. rtueN ny query n h;n, ~.
'Ame' Sixth WARD
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Po,ter,s Committee Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, June THE committee
investigating the alleged frauds in Lou.
isiAna and Florida in connection with
the Presidential question, as soon as as.
sembling to-day went into secret session.
The whole secret session was devoted TO
the arrangement Of documents and papers
and when the doors were reopened, re-
Upon rsaSsembliug they again went
into secret session.
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WASHINGTON.
The Appropriation Bill-Sale OF
Pittsburgh Arsenal Ordered.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE sundry
civil bill reported to the House to-day
contains the following among other ap.
preparations: For the general expenses
Of the District OF Columbis, to be dis.
bursed by the Commissioners, s., ,250, 900.
For the continuation Of the public build.
ing at Chicago 100000; Cincinnati
$500 900; Grand Rapids $4,000; Louis
willie $4,000; Little Rock SS0,0 600; Mash.
vile $4,000; New Orleans $50, 900.
The Secretary Of War is directed 70
sell the U. s. Arsenals at Pittsburgh and
Pickesyille, Md, and pay the net pro.
ceeds into the Treasury.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June - STEADY
at lie. Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Dull. red 95caS1 05. Corn-Easier at
a42c. Oats-Dull at 26a29c. Rye-DulI
and nominal at 55a6sc. Barley-Dull and
nominal. Pork-strong at 80 so. Lard
Active, Arm and higher; current make
80 62Jia6 70, kettle 7a7Hc. Bulk Meats
Strong aud higher; shoulders 4nc cash or
buyer June, short rib &c, short clear SIC.
Bicon-Higher at 4KG5,fa6e. Butter
Dull and unchanged. Linseed oil-Dull
at 56a5sc. Whisky-strong at 81 03.
HoGs-Ac,ive, trm and higher; common
$2,76aS 10; light $s 2oaS S5;I packing $3 10
as So; butchers s. 35a3 40.
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lai Pittsburgh Mangtdaue Of yes.
''diInI''hAI the market for mapulac.
S'S I'on il 10 dull and demoralizsd
"a. 'T't,l Of The mills are stopping.
@iH aiii, It remarks that "the trade
= !. i't!ss = tine being completely demor.
,.'.a; S'sa; While a few months ago i. ap.
sfa MI The manufacturers had every
i. NY 9slf own way IN regard to price,
=. s.sa'ans .s oit,tes which invariably hap.
4. ISsnst ,.'s q later, gradually set in, and
Nees ttems 10 indicate that some
:. ~ 10 he West have been irving 10
m.lo :, could 'ell nails lowest. There
- snPGtu \ y o. sales having been made a.
~ " With the usual Abatement
H.. h. 'atoani This Of course cannot lasi
s,..I. s,s, = u. dgute does not net cost 10 ,hs
H.. Sa',lS!a,tF' nS!N The Pittsburgh mill.
ss,,,. ss,s Gts la' storm 10 the most praise,
hII H'ssst-by shutting down-and
SiII N !. '.i! Y hat in a few days every mail
-. ~. u. !, sas city will be at rest. Price,
:, ~. =. qS9ssd Al g Is, sixty DAYS, !:
9'a'o % carload lOLs, '' "O"''
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VarrIIso made good impression
.,ll ths soldier boys from abroad who
riInd D, to take part in the sham battle,
TU,l ,pe,k we'll iu their local paperf,
,lnIsy Of lhen enthusiastically, Of the
p,,.sslthsy received from both citizens
nuilillry while here.
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Hon. W. I. wiley and Gen. Coz
for Congress.


June 9Th, 1878. )
Edttora In.elllgeneers.
I see that a correspondent from F. ir-
mont suggests W. T. Wiley as a sultsuie
man to be elected TO Congress from this
the Second District. | indorse all that
he says about Mr.. Willoy's good qualities,
and think that he is the only good relia.
BILE Union man in this District whom
there is any chance Of electing, and /
hope all good Union men Of the State
will unite and try 10 induce him TO be a
candidate. / think that in our present
emergency, when we are threatened with
another revoloution, it behooyes all good
Union men who love their country to do
their best to secure the election Of our
best men to the next Congress. In cou-
clusion let me suggest the name Of Gen.
Nathan Goff, jr., Of Clarksburg, as the
most suitable man in the First District,
for Congress. He, like Mr.. Wiley, would
get more votes than any Union man in
It. ! hope you will use all your influence
to have him elected TO represent you in
the next Congress. NJ.
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hlGcv. srLvEssos, Of the Parkers-
aT!'unGL, has, for the present at least,
Nd The bu,iues, Of land agent to that
d EDITOR, and announces that parties
lS'osd desiring information in regard to
Sa'VirginiA lands, and parties in this
Sis having lands to sell, may hear Of
na'Ains to their advantage by writing
ahin
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v,rs.n Gov, Of the BellAire Leader
.I' b, /, suspension Of public opinion
NJ ~sl ). can show how he came to be
,,si,,a -, Deputy Inspector Of Illumin'
n, Oh. lie promises a complete &C.
,.,, .llh. uOdus OPerandi.
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HAVANA.

The Dutch After the Haytiens.
HAVANA, June 7.,-Three Dutch war
war ships have arrived Atsanto Domingo
10 demand satisfaction for the seizure Of
3 brig, which Is said TO have been freight.
ed with war material.
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fEE graduating ceremonies at the
E.lburg Public School took place last
tEtL -Four young Misses completed
" auue namely: Daisy Crother's,
Yniaa JIcOb, Mamie Jones, and Ida
lat. President Pendleton de-
Erstd ln address and conferred the di-
Sons.
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Wax The Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Rll,oll i, completed it will have forty
u rrought-irOu bridges, the approaches
Iii, ILO Of the came material. The
lrrt, that across the Ohio river, near
Hlru, vii be J. 400 feet long, with via
tsa.pprOlch Of 900 feet additional.
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Tn political vigilance committees in
Tphiugon county, Pa, are formidable
i,,fiatiouI, The Republican Committee
:aRlEisd occupies over half a column,
,Irti, 10 The Reporter. The West
Lkllnd.r members Of it are John R.
lsdtnop, John ". Murray and W. A.
srr.
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ana, IoRlSa returned home a day
N,,'s W ~ rom . short business trip to
!. s',S Tss He report. trade dull Bust
" ", "ss s,s however believe that bottom
,l..,h,Ve been reached'
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FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI, O., June IA FIRE at MI.
Stirling, KY, last night destroyed six
houses In the business portion Of thS
town. Loss estimated OF $4,000.
BATH, NE, June THE Treat & Loud
Mill, coating $4,000, waA burned. 10.
anred
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sR-We, the undersigned, repressn.
ting, with one exception, an entire Re.
publican delegation in Congress from
Louisiana; would respectfully urge the
appointment Of james E. Anderson as
Consul to either Of the following points:
Callao, Dermarra, Canton, Fnnohsl, or
Bradford, Very Respectfully,
]. E. LEONARD,
N. u, 5M Dist. La,
" W, P.KELLoGg.
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rr,o, are said to look very blue in
!, II, y.y doWn at IrOntOn since tue
w.. ~" n n. .E,na Works. That COM
,r, ..,, D,opo.s. to pay only 80 cents to its
=. ri'.'.s,,j c,,dilOr., in one and two years
,,L,st interest.
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f., yooDd.yille Exporter has entered
!. ~ ingIb volume, and gives evidence
r. RAJ. ,,c.i,lng 4 healthy and de'erV-
- 1..',o,, from the Republican party, as
sIS' n 1m d. public generally, Of MAr'hall
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-08

u,xwElL, Of whseling' IS one oil
w. ,i...,. Of Hamilton Frazier, Of
= y 1',e,o0 ~,s,, county, Pa, offers ss5 acres
tpSps n'a1 y 'I5 c,s,on toup.hipOt that county
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-08

AisS.s, y. UalsAT', IAN, Juue 7.-D,, W. H.
y,is D,Sros, T a'ed T.! 90 last Sunday night
s,s,osi S.Es ys,, !, oat S,t. escaped unhuf., The
alAslsS oSS T,A aSt y, establishing a patton tIS