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,,vsaffn IN oaHiy the following RAJ
n. ~ W. t,si ,.la tsiu ONO oounlytM tlt
l,ici' y, "A !, iallusi Rotinhihg u q
90 ~ - .Hisilal sugar lfr., tofaef q
", = ~ tis,,i tlihauh lhd JAMES Calds
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4 ~ Z .s6t6i, routiinl-i hEs eeI 1i Auu I've
= uus tart 4 land 10 a1ld county,
- AZ n l-siauias a Z P9lal 90 the
- "a, tlHJ i,fm ahl thlfty lo.t hg ~,
80 u 4 ~ ~ ar tire conner On we hlili
= - ~ "a al r.stflJ line ltall v. ~
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y inls a,,t,ihni one acre, creeping
- ! bslul"., "a Al ,iIalA VI be'H when lnay
bSriVa ~ ,sl h'i mentioned premises,
,ifiss ~ ,sI . lnitsv Of minlhs and 70:
Z rs.gtAs h4n.,, A., pi,lnfT lfUiu last nAhiSd
,try ~ = ~ 4, T. srnl, hut Belllhg y TIuSs
= ~ III iLs ,ill, vested In me By Md
= ans n,,-bonuoi the purchase money
nus . 81. Mo plrrhi'Fr may elect eAlh 10
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PEic15so cents per gallon, u per quarter.
LOAN, LISr a Co,
Bridge Corner, Main street
bkclusiHe agents for OunbaFS RathasIa
wafer In Wheeling, ' -
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GESTLDrEN;-Permlt me 10 give you a bis,
toy Of my experience with Bethesda Water.
some four weeks ago l neard one gentleman
say tobnother; "Why, you are looking oct.
ter He replied, u am galnlng rapidly
The other aid, "hut you told nue. some lime
ago thAl eteIy physician you had consulted
bad told you there was no help for you ~
did; bat found something al last that reache,
my casa am drinking DttheSdA Water
have discontRs all other medicines, and
nfmly believe my health will DO restorpd -
tlnquired the nature Of his trouble, and found
that my own was para l0l case Twas liter
ally starving 70 death from indigestion. l hAG
peep 70 thl condition Tor year, and nothing
nat Bethesda y Atsr ever helped me. NOS
feel ikea new man, and am we'll, and owe II
to BeihssiA WRleE
foun respectfully.
N, BALnRtDdR
No 40I Montgomery 81
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LOTTERIES.

A SPLLENDID oPPORFUNTrYTo WIN A
IoRrUNE kLkYENTH GRAND DlSTRiRij,
TRY Ii CLASS l. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
NS nS AhsG u, :S7e-iItih Monthly Draw.
Louisiana State Lottery Comply.
This institution vas regularly incorporated by Ia
LslllturU Of The STATE iGf Edleat0uil and chaTifa.
5 a Plrtnsesi u ltds, Tor the term OfTWentY.
IhS sl1te e PsdEsd, With capital Of ST. Ooo COZ %
Hhleh II has since 1ddoi reaGrTn fund a $50 Q0
Us Grand atnRle Number DNtFibutIOn
ass Seasi q pdtipasi. Look at the following bStIi.
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". A. DAuPHN,
or ame peFI0n al -
No, 3i9 Broadway, New York,
M particular attention u az PHbKe 4 etISl b Ls
la1t h.at ne taiiTf HHab,r n TckaiI ~ pafE MStG
druFiag ar NJ dAi dnisa al,d IsaH TkiI d - NJ
oabt Irlh aaY OiASr enaplaE, -
Aagtr 0faA9 RIIruS0dsSaIy DrBAeiagT are uAi.y LGs
A Ar s'Stit9l ~ aaa91gklleat Qf GENERALS q, 7,
sAgahuARp and JuBAL A. EARLY,
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A CHANCE 10 MAKE MONEY BY
u oar oIFStdi plan q ypacalGliRE 70 Wall street..
Any amount iTom 90 70 500 either 10 Pal o. Cali,
yOFy iTegusany ElHoa hack 10 10 tines yogr nonsy
IN pfoatl. fSa eaaaot lose any more than The
sissLSoi ~ klndB bought and lala tAreSEh .Esu
Yak stock kNeaAnEo 10 any number Of ShAiSi oa
pr esnt mlFEn. boRd TOT our circular explaining
bow 70 Speculate - = ~
fECH 4 HARRIS, Bankars and pFOksFa,.
Ss2tTuTAi 10 Head street.. New YoIk.
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lUSEPH FLEMINO,
a.,.,., y Market street Pittsburgh, Pa.
West Virginia. '@'4 S1AS 'A1'u
Pamphiet mailed ffSN
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=. NJ u ihs ~ !, ill tOnVey such tile 0nly
'sslnst a y ~ T., .,il ds.,l u trust.
vsrlla. 80 TSa ,an d SIS Sa'h, 1nd the
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Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29
"Such was tho case"
''Have you ever seep himr
.Not to my knowledge"

"Such was the case"
''Have you ever sen himr'
''Not to my knowledge"
"Or met him in your travelsr
"Ifhe will turn his face this way, !
can tell better.v ls,s IL! .,i,
At my bidding Gilbert turned and
faced the.witness.
The effSctwas electrical. Mr.. Mangle
turned pale and red by turns. r-~se
zone other question, Mr.. Mangle. Do
you recognize in the defendant . young
man from whom you won thousand
dollars at poker while on your travels !"
and named the time and place at which
the prisoner had met his misfortune.
The manof iron virtue hesitated worse
than his amiable partner had done. He
was hslting between point blank lie,
which might entail tho penalties of per-
jury, and tho truth, which would cost
him money.
Cowardice performed the Office of con-
science and tho truth came out. The
firms money, which George Gilbert had
lost; had been won by the senior partner;
and the court instructed that inasmnch
as tho sum in question had actually been
delivered to one Of the joint owners,
who was bound to make account to his
associate, the prisoner could not be con-
victed.
"God bless you, Mr.. Parker" faltered
the happy little wife. II knew you
would bring as out right"
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29
Registration Notice.

registration Notice.
ASSESSORS OFFICE, }
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE, ,
Baton Rouge, Sept. 20, 1879.
NOTICE TO VOTERS-The Registra-
IN ton Office, for the purpose Of reg
istering voters, will be opened at the
Courthouse, on Wednesday, October
1st to Saturday, the 9th, inclusive.
At CONRAD's, Eighth Ward, tirstpre-
cint-Tuesday, October 9TH. .
At LOPEZ'S, Eighth Ward, second
precinct-We ednesday, October 9Th.
AtMORTIMORE PRICES sixth Ward
--Thursday, October 9th.
At MASONIC LODGE, seventh Ward,
Friday, October 10th. :
At GRIFFIN'S, ninth ward-Satur-
day, October 1lth.
At STONY POINT, fifth ward-Tues-
day, October 14th.
AT BETHEL CHURCH, fifth ward
Wednesday and Thursday, October 18th
and 10th.
At WOODLAND SCHOOL HOUSE,
tenth ward-Friday, October 18th.
At THOEMSEN'S STORE, third ward
Saturday, October 18th.
At PLAINS, fourth Ward, Monday and
Saturday, October Goth and 25th.
At HEATH'S, fourth ward-Tuesday,
October 2lst. ...t.....
At PORT HUDSON, fourth ward,
Wednesday, October 22d.'
At BATON BOUGE-October 9th to
November Goth, inclusive.
JOSEPH T. YOUNG,
n34 I'd. Assessor and Registrar.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

An Irish boy, "It's q very great pleas
ure to be alone, especially when your
sweetheart is wid ye."
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

A wrestling match differs somewhat
from a political convention. The man
who has the floor is at disadvantage.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

Great domestic contest after the hon.
eymoon-Which shall be the speaker Of
the new house.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

IN Switzerland donkeys have bells on
their necks. In this country it is not
unusual to see them with bellies on their
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

I A Boston dentist filled the hole of a
New Yorker's aching tooth with arsenic,
last Monday, to kill the nerve. The nerve
is dead. 1t may be enough to add that
the man is in the same unfortunate con-
dition. ' So
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

A negro named Merit was elected Cir
cult Clerk of Bolivar county, Miss, over
two white competitors, many whites
voting for him on account of superior
qualifications. More Mississippi bull
doing.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

A little girl, meeting countryman
with load of slaughtered swine, drop
pod a courtesy. The rustic laughed will
out returning the civility. "What" said
he, "do you. courtesy to dead hogs~
mo, Sir" promptly responded the little
miss, ~ courtesied to the live one"
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

"Money is tight and our dresses must
compare with it," was young lady's ex-
ouse for wearing a pull-back. With q
young man it is different, the more loose
money he has, the tighter he gets.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

"I should have no objection to my
wife's reigning," said an affectionate
husband, "ifit were not the fact that
when she reigns she is so apt to storm
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

~ A Massachusetts, paper, commenting
On the fact that a farmer nearly lost his
life by sinking in quagmire, adds:
''Men who do not subscribe for a news
paper must expect to be sucked III every
now and then.o L-L
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

NINWARE-A full line, at David g.
/ Gangs.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

It is an interesting sight to watch q
young lady in Sunday school instruct a
class of little girls, while herow mind is
centered upon class of big boys.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

{ It is said that bill will be introduced
in Congress next winter for reducing
the Presidents salary from $4,000 to
$25,OOO This will have subduing ef-
feet upon the Grant boom so far as Grant
himself ia concerned.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

Benjamin Franklin occasionally Stun
bled upon tho truth. He said: "The
eyes of other people are the eyes that
ruin us. If all but myself were blind,
shouldn't want fine house nor fine fur
nikura
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

He was making a call, and they were
talking Of literature. 'The Pilgrims
Progress" she remarked, "always seems
to me painful. Of course you are fan,il-
lar with Bunyan He said he had one
on each foot, and they bothered him
good deal. .......
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

"There's our jeremiah, "said Mr.. Shell
burne, che went off to make his living
by his wits" "Well, did lie succeed"
s'No,' said the old man, with sigh, and
significantly tapying his head, the failed
for want of capital."
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

A clergyman says that, while visiting
q colored school in the South, he asked a
tiny darkey what he studied for, and
what was his object in attending school.
Hesitating for moment or two, tho lit
tic fellow answered, '"TO git offis."
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

The best excuse we ever heard was Of
tho fellow who said he wantedt to get into
tho next world before all the soft places
were taken up.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

a snodgrass has the fault Of abruptness.
He says if you doubt whether to kiss a
pretty girl, give her the benefit of the
doubt, and 20 in.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

Josh Billings says: "Cider may be
good temperance drink, but l kan man
sge to 80 drunk on it that kant tell
one of the ten commandments from by
law nv q baseball klub."
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

A white man in Maryland shot at q
negro with murderous intent, but in
stead of killing him killed his grand
child. The Republican papers of this
country declared this to be another
Democratic outrage until the discovery
was made that the white man was q Re-
publican.
An auctioneer was selling lot Of land
for agricultural purposes, Gentlemen, !"
said he, "this is the most delightful land.
1t is the easiest land to cultivate in the
country, it's so light so very light. Mr..
Parker here will corroborate my state
ment. He owns the next patch, and he
will tell you how easily it is worked"
"Yes, gentlemen" said Mr.. Parker, "it is
easy to work it, but it's a plsguey sight
easier to gather the crops"
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

When the dentiatsof this country dis
cover q way to pull teeth without max
ing a man wish he had been born a hen,
life will have twice as much brightness
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

Said bachelor philosopher, my
:, friend conducted his future wife to the
altar-and here his leadership came to
an end
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

''There's one kind of ship l always
steer clear Of" said an old bachelor sea
captain, "and that's courtship; cause
on that ship there's always two mates
and no CAPTAIN" .rlt
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

In this world man is likely to get
what he gives. Mems hearts are like a
whispering gallery to you. Hyou speak
softly gentle whisper comes back, if
you scold you get scolded. With the
measure you mete it is measured to you
again.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-11-29

"A Boston preacher said: "The little
good any of us can do must be done with
our hearts humping against tho hearts
of our fellow men," And every young
woman in church looked at every other
young woman and smiled approvingly.
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Motspsvutr, Sept Cd, 1879.

M~oufpsv1II, Sept. I'd, 1919.
Correspondence InteilssnceT.
After waiting al Huntington until the
morning Of August Goth, and no boat ar
irving, we took q down boat TO Ironton,
the county seat Of Lawrence county, Ohio,
where We spent q very pleasant afternoon.
We found tho Lawrence County Institute
in session, with Prof. olney, Of the Nichi.
gan University, Geo. s. ormsby, Of %enia,
Ohio, and Mrs. Case, Of Columbus, "a In,
S%tructors. We had the pleasure Of listen.
ing to all threc Of these noted educators,
and we now know that they deserve the
reputation they have gained.
While Mt Ironton | had the pleasure Of
meolIng with Col. Jacob Weddell, with
whom l had not met since we served to-
gether in the late "unpleaSantneSs," He
Is the same genial, whole.souled man that
he was fifteen years ago. lie was hard
at work at his furnace In the rolling mill,
He stands well In the community, Is q
strong Republican and says he wishes II
understood that he always expects TO be
such.
Al about 10 o'clock Friday night w
boarded the Granite State, and alter en-
Toying good company and good grub
on the same for forty.eight hours, we were
safely landed at the Moundsyille wharf,
The boat Is a new one, this being Its 1rst
trip up the river. With good officers and
a willing crew, We doubt Il there is boat
on the river that can afford a more pleas
ant trip.
l find that the camp meeting Of our col
ored brethren Is still In progress, and have
heard 1t remarked that the singing, the
preaching and the order have been most
excellent throughout. But my letter Il
assuming alarming proportions, 30 l viii
close. Y,
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BALTIMORE, Sept.jl, 1870.

BALTIMORE, Sept.ll, 1870.
E.Iii"n InttllIgeneer;
During the past month our market for
Ohio tobacco has ruled firm and active,
and the total sales embrace about 1000
liossheads, for whiChfull prices have been
obtained. MeSsrs. Bros. Boningerib6ught
100 hogsheals OF principally common
grades Tor their factory at Daisburg. The
trenChagcnts, MessFs, j. D. KfemOlbere
Co, bought 2l hogsheads az an average
Of $500 they have purchased In ALI ,20C
%hogshcads, and will have to buy about40
hOgsheads more 10 ill the first delivery on
tho contract, which falls due on September
10, consequently VT expect they willhave
TO make further purchases SOON.
Owing to the heavy increase in the tax
on Tobacco in Germany, German buyer
thus lar have not purchaseda as freely as In
other years, but Us old stocks there are de-
creasing every day and they will have tC
realize the fact that the new crop will be
a short one and not likely to be as good IL
quality as last years crop, II y. expected
that will lay in a full supply this fall
AS the new crop Ia estimated now as mol
much exceeding one.third OF an average
crop We think that unless the TOBACCO U
forced Tor sale, very full prices should pG
realized, and therefore we hold firm and
only effect sales when we can obtain salts
factory prices.
The total Inspections Of Ohio Tobacco
up 10 date are 1880 hhds. against 14,16!
hhds. Inspected atthe same time last year
WILKRSs & BEALL.
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Miss SARAH SMITH, OF Buffalo township,
Washington county, Pa, aged IS, died on
sunday last Of hamilton (starvation) not
having swallowed any norishment for 43
days. An autopsy was held by several
doctors Of the vicinity. It showed the
lungs, heartand, indeed, all the organs but
the stomach in a perfectly healthy state.
The stomach itself was notmuch diseased,
but inside presented a slaty appearance.
There was nothing in II to indicate that
she had taken any food for q long period,
aud the only disease that left traces of It's
presence was gastritis. The unanimous
opinion Of The physicians was that she
lied OF hamilton, or in plain everyday
English, starvation. Her trouble was a
arrangement Of the ganglionic nervous
system, bringing about an ove~r.sensitive.
ness otthe nerves Of the stomach, which
caused it TO reject food. She was q wo.
man OF medium height and in health
would weigh about 100 pounds. When
she died she would not have weighed
mole than IS. There was not an ounce OF
fatty matter on the whole body, and the
muscles, when laid bare, were thin and
shrnnkon till they looked like wilted to.
bacco leaves. The case has excited great
interest in the medical fraternity and
among the people in the n~eighborhood.
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Reply to b. n. DnIon.

FAIRNoNT, W. Va, September ..
EdltOn intelligence.
am particularly adverse TO boring the
public with too much controversy upon a
single subject, and like &c. A. p" in the
Regiaa, I think it is time for us take a
rest" on the Eli Ice affair. But I desire
to wind up my connection with the on.
troyersy by a brief reply to Mr.. B. D. Dill.
Ions letter in yesterdays INrELLI0RScER.
He seems inclined to stand corrected" in
one or two points, but still makes asser.
tons which are false in regard to the mat
ter.
He again shows his ignorance Of the sub.
iect in his statement Of what he saysin the
truth about the Smelling OF Fairmont. He
says he was shown the gondola car upon
which the rebels stationed their battery,
and ~spotsstruCk by the missiles were point.
ed out to him by the citizens. Although
he claims to have been a soldier and knows
whereof he speaks, l will show him that
he is mistaken, by the information that
the nearest a rebel battery was to Fairmont
was Weston, q distance OF so miles from
this place. The gondola car in question
was q car upon which Mulligan's Union
battery was placed, and the only shells
ever thrown into Fairmont were thrown
by Union forces under Mulligan, at the
time Jonesoccupiedth the town,
Mr.. Dillon's assertion that lees counsel
never made q defense is false. I have It
from Mr.. n. @. Cochran, q member OF the
Jury, that the counsel made a speech in
defense OF his client that lasted several
hours.
The assertion that 80 distinguished a
lawyer as Judge Raymond ever offered
his services to q prisoner in consideration
Of an old revolver In hand paid, &c., is as
ridiculous as 1t Is false and scandalous.
Judge Raymond was a d~isinterested
spectator otthe trial, and does not remem.
Der OF ever having a conversation with
Bogy Ice upon the subject. Does MI,
Dillon mean to ridicule Judge Haymond?
Mr.. D. says Uriah Wade had Threatened
To- kill Ice. Ice has threatened to kill GER
tain parties in this county, who witnessed
against him, should he ever be released
Would they be justified in shooting him
should they come across him?
I am willing always to give "the pris.
oner the benefit Of the doubt" but In the
minds Of those who are best acquainted
with the Ice. Wade murder there Is no
doubt, and those who know Eli bsst are
the loudest in their disapproval Of any at.
tempts TO release him.
Whether Mr.. Dillon lies for a purpox In
his letter, or whether he Is only misin.
formed and mistaken Is known only to
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SATURDAY. SEpT 2n. I87e.

Commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ", at The front door Of
the cOuIt House Of Ohio county, sell at public Guc-
ton, 70 the highest bidder, the following described
property, that q 70 say, the lot or parcel Of land which
was conveyed by FranGs Il. Armstrong, Commission.
o., acting under and by virtue Of Gdecfoo Of The Cir
cult Court Of Ohio county, In the State Of West Wiz.
gtnla, rendered on the Sd day Of February, 1851, In 4
suit In chancery, In which said Armstrong was plain.
I'D and HAmpden Zane aud others were defendants,
70 William RFyLer, since deceased, by deed bearing
date. on the 2ith day Of June, 1858, and recorded IN
Deed Book 10, page a1I, In the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of sad county, being lot numbered
nine C) ~ laid out by Mid Commissioner on a part Of
the property known aS the Reserve In the aid city Of
Wheeling, which lot measures twenty-five t22l feet n
front along the west side Of Market street Ia 1Id city,
and extends back with that width one hundred and
thlrty.two (l82) feet.
Said lot has On Il \ three-Story brick building, beluR
supplied With rs and water fixtures, and alto one tVo1
building. -
Said property d to 10 Son 10 satly The PRINCIPAL
sum o. aS,60a, With interest thereon al the rate Of III
Per cent per anuum from JAnuaTy4, 1876, duo Henry
ItenAn; said note IL subject 10 4 credit Of 800, July
u 1876 500, January Is, 1877; 500, March 8, ISL;
$20o, August !, 1877; $50, July q, 1879, and $50, Octo.
Der 2, 1873. Title to aid property believed 10 boEood,
ogt / shall only convey such title rs isvested in me BY
TRIMS OF sALE-cash. .a
PHILIP SCHOELE, Trustee.
DAVENPORT & D~ovExER, Attorneys. au2o
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1869. 1875. 1859. 1873.
EinsY9 o,o7s,ss. sasEtgss a,d2s,sat a,ISzgsc
States. 2I,sS7,O9O SO,523,4OO ., 49,, 40 a2,2Ce,sOd
While in England the increase has been
Of little account, it has assumed extraordi.
nary proportions in this country; hence
the enormous export trade We have begun
to carry OF with Europe and Spanish
America and Brazil in provisions and
breadstufs. A cable dispatch from Lon
don, August %, reads as follows;
Mr.. Scott, the we'll known agricultural
authority, in his annual letter reviewing
the crops, estimates the outcome OF British
grain crops at a third less than the aver
age, amounting to a loss OF COS, 900, 900 to
the c%ultiVators. He says that 10000 900
quarters Of wheat, or possibly 100000
quarters, will be required from abroad.
Mr.. Scott also estimates that the defcien-
cy in the potato crop will cause loss TO
cultivators OF els, 100000, andthe deGcien-
cy in beans, peas and rye, aloss Of E3,000,-
Every indication warrants the belief
that the fiscal year begun with July will
show the largest total Of food exports from
this country Of any. AS the cotton crop
also promises well, and weare able to meet
all foreign demands for tobacco and petro.
leum, no apprehension as to our trade bal.
nee need be felt on account OF increasing
importations.