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January l3,h, 1879.
Wheat, No 2 red, o.; Corn, mixed No 2
at 30; Oats, N 2. &c; Rye, No. 2, AZ; Cat
tie, active, native shipping steers, l4O0 to L.
800 lbs., 81 40 & "a CO.; light aud fair, ! $50
to 1850 los. SO 20 To 90; butchers steers fair
to good 300 to LOO ibs. 81 80 to 3 go. dogs,
easier and weaker, light shipping 50 81 20
2 80. Lead So IS. Potatoes 80 to 65c. But.
ter, prime and strIckly choice Is to 49,.
Eggs 10 to lie. Sorghum IL to 25c per gal.
Dned apples 2 to 8, per ID. Dried peaches
2 to 3, per ID. Navy beans 81 IS per b.;
Furs, active and Arp, otter No l. So TO 3 so
No. 2, So to . 90, No Q, 75c tn 81; No. A, %
to 5Oi; Mink No l, So to 40c, M. .. %, soc,
No. 4, l0e; Raccoon No. l, 50 to Coo; No. 2,
SO to 49,; No. 3, 20 to 3Oe. . Skunk, black 20
to TO-; short-sIripe 40 10 So; narrow stripe
% TO SO.; broad 10 to loo. Deer skins is to
lie.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16

Won want yous breath taken away, 90 10 =
leading and fashionable store and see some
IArre-soulod woman, who will not even count
the cost, or realize the dire consequences, but
like somo martyr OF the past who will show
to the world the object Of his faith though
the heavens fall, she marches 70 The coualer,
selects the costlles jewels, and Gays, In tones
OF insIesty,--
's.nd the bill to mg husbsne!" Elk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16
send the HtIi TO MY Hu..
hand.

Re'llze, my rsbdsA says a New York paper.
the aoguiSh Of aiAay compelled to stand by
another lady vetrg larger diamonds than
her own, or mort y lace. ora longer train.
What will the IA think, as unde, tha
chandelier this biul contrast comes OUT,
moments OF deep bpmiliation cause
slssplo's nights, and the next day results iu
ohls 'Ht become rs criminal Indictmsnts 10
poor oyer-worked men. Under the impulse
o. such trying scenes as these, many a mat,on
gone forth on Broadway with firm Nm.
ana eyes IN which glowsd memorable pur-
pose and placed upon Der arms or finger.
lbas might have helped her husband Forward
neck
There arc many phases OF hsroiAm, buff
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16
DIscRlMiEATIoN.

There was a worthy little by
Whose name was Thomas Hood;
He was as poor as poor can be
But he was very good.
There was another little boy
Whose name was Jonas Ladd,
And though his father rolled ia wealth
The boy was ve'y bad.
When Christmas came and Santa Claus
Went lowering about,
Bad Jonas got his ill Of tuck
Good Thomas went without.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16
From Omr. -

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan II. '7S,-We ar.
rived At tbis place last eve, 9 p. M, on passing
Locust Mound the much esteemed old
friends II. NJ. Belshe, p. M; Dr.. Jordan,
+. M. at Hickory Hill and Judge G, Arnbold,
r. M. at Brsztto all acknowledged the re-.
celpt OF the "BAENER," and gave US GLAD and
happy congratulations on the New Years en-.
terprlst! ALEC Wm. Lampklns School Com
missioner, gave US greater eulogistlc plau.
dits than' perhaps, we are emit led; all OF
which we fail to have language to express our
sincere thanks. On our arrival 10 this city, the
capital OF the Grpst State of Mo. our friends
10 large numbers hailed our arrival with
much Joy, by surrounding w. on High street.
hitting US from our saddle; one taking .'DvllA
Warden" to.the hitching post. 'othsrs bearing
our "earied body to the "Neef House" where
there was = large cOncourse of warm hearted
friends, with whom we passed half hour 10 a
most pleasant manner; toast alter losst for
the old "Gray Eagle OF the "ossge Vsliey
baoner," improvement Of Osaga river, gravel
roads and Jefferson City, the capital of Mo-,
were all we'll End enthusiastically wined and
beered. Speaking OF Jefferson City, 1t fills our
soul with Joy, when we rise 10 the summit
81 the "Saptan Hlli'' on which Genr, j. L.
Smith, aud II. olsy Ewing reside Ia their
beautifully and tasIefully erected palaces.
end take a blrds eye view OF the eity. IN
which We have resided near forty one
years; built upon seven hills fronting the
majestic Missouri river, like unto the renown.
- IA
ca city OF Rome, Many OF these bill. were
covered with forest TENDER whom we nrstknew
themi now The 1aest residences, State. Conn.
" and other Public buildings adorn and
ossutlfy their submits and slopek, wben
We meet with the old Inhabitants, who set
tied these hills Ss pioneers. saeh as Judge
Miller. !. 4. Miller, Shit, Wagner, Dull,
koikmeyer, Gent Edwards, Capt. RoVet,
ID. I. Mathews and many Others OF later
date, who have grown up with us, the feel.
ing OF happiness that thrills cur old frame :
when we mset such, TO shake hands and CON-
grasuiate each other on the advent OF a New )
Year. 70, Worda fail 10 give an expression OF :
me emotions VI our feelings Of 10y; thu !
nearest We can come at Il is; we thesk God !
for the inuumerabls blessings and pray we {
may meet another New Year.
We have not bad the pleasure Of meeting a
members OF the Cent Assembly, but I
learn that The gearing will be put on tie q
'everal eommi.teemen neat week ana the =
sholo machine move onward in the way Of :
and unmAking laws for the deer PEG. h
Die. |
The several candidates tor U. S. Senate !,
their friends are keeping things lively q
bout The city.
BY the time We write again, hope 10 De
Die 10 interview members aud others on the u
biscts OF Osags river improvement and CO
Avel road'. IL
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1.-THE Noble Red IAN, 8,

YANKroS, Jan. ia special from the
Cheyenne River Agency on the Missouri riv-
or saystwo runners from Sitting Bul's camp
have just arrived and make the following re-
port: Their camp is now on a little river
near the United States boundary. Twenty
five days ago they held. the largest council
ever held by the hostile, and decided 10 send
out twelve runners, Ave 10 Standing Rock,
two t. CheIenne, three TO Spotted Tail and
two To Red Cloud. As representatives of the
host s bands which belong to these agen.
cies, they Esy We are wi ling to come 10. and
our borses and arms and submit to
The agency rules II We are guaranteed protec-
tlon by the government. The Traders In
British America have used every measure 10
Keep Ne there. II 1t had not been for them
would haVe come 10 with Gen. Terry. A
council will be held hers-to-mOrrow by the
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16
Usage Valley amner,
d Thursday, Januarys16. 1879.

We publIsh IN this issue all the lesoirg
points and portion that IL OF importance.to
our readers, OF Gov. Phelps . esssgs to the
General Assembly.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16

-Mme Anderson, who is attempting the
feat OF walking 9,7OO quarter-miles 10 2 700
consecutive quarter-hours in Brooklyn, COM
pleted the l,6i0th quarter-miIe the first o.
last week.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16

In an other column can be seen the pros
peotus Of the New York Sun, It ls In feet an
excsllau, paper, full OF the nsws 81 eli parts
81 ihe country, condensed. in.s most compro'
hensive msnner.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16

One OF the fleet church edidces In the
West, the second b 'ptlst church Of 81 Louie,
costing over 500 COO, was destroyed by Are
week before last.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16

Now as tho GOvOrbment.ssy gold. silver
or ereenbacks, without premium on either
the most people prefer %Rreenbacks.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16
The Indian Butchery.
[Erom The n. Y. Herald

IRON the N, 7. Herald
OMAHA, Neh,. Jan. 0.-Telearsphic ad-
vicss received from Military Headquarters,
Department OF the Platte, furnish details OF
the bloody affair 81 Camp re ,inson. Cspt.
Wessels, who was intrusted with tina duty Of
transporting the CheyenDts to Fl. Leavpn-
worth, states briefly, in a telegram from
Camp Robinson, that the Indians broke out
the windows OF the room In which they were
confined at ten O'Clock last night. and over.
poweiing the guard, which hsd been doubled
as an extra precsution, killed one soldier,
mortally wounded an other and injured others
The Cheyennes 10 some manner had secre,ed
q few old revolvers, which we're used. The
cAvaliy Immediately rallied from the bar.
racks, and, the Indians declined 10 surrender,
feed into them killing thirty. The others re,
treated, the cavalry pursuing. A later dis
patch from Lieut.. johnson reports that Capt.
Vessels Is still out with cavalry in pursuit.
forty bucks were killed, this nearly
extermina,es them.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16

The Warsaw Times says the ArtciAn
we'll at Lincoln. BentoI county, has proved a
decided success. The wster is SWEET pure
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-01-16

and good, and in simple quantity. Che CON
pany owning Il is 10 be- incorporated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-01

CEALED PROPOSALS
A. A. LEWIS,
W, Z, LIVELY,
L, X. RALArON,
Executive I 0nimlltaa

cLERx's oEEcE Board OF COMMISSIONERS, {,
WnERLiSO, April IS, 1879. /
Sealed Proposals will b received ut this Uice unit
May 3D. Ct y o'clock NOON fur the following work or
County Roads, ae;
Pirst division "GreggsvIIie, Ciluton and Potomac
Road, 900 cubic yards Of macAdamiEinE
"kiyet kcad," firm Glenn's Hun 10 short Greek,
second Division, 80 cubic yards bulge masonry,
second elass, and s0J cubic ards earth eTtayatos
Silver Rad,n from city W Glenn'G Kun, Fist Di.
vslGn aud below sald run,-AO9 cubic yards mIcAdl.
"vailsy Grove aud Middle Wheeling Gro / Ro,d,'
-loo cubic yards calvert masonry aud goo cubic
yards excavation.
sscond Division "whselins, West Liberty and Beth.
any Turnpike" near Brooke county llns-600 cuUIe
yards InaeAdamlhng.
"WSSI uniou aud Ronsy's Polut Rold,r beyond
Aiddle wheeling cree $50 cubic yards maCaiRm.
"fsnlnSula Road" extension through Ful,ou.-aS
cubic SulHeTt maSonTy, 1900 cubic yards AlIus,
% cubic yards sandstone paylpK, hRud.lmcked RuG
go euble yards HiAeadGmlring.
"Aeeung House Hill kU6d''-SS0 cubic yards Of
"Elm Grove Road" tCaIdxell's RUNS .oOO cubic
yarls excavation and 10 cubic yards eulTst masonry
Ma adamltng 70 e0nslst Of the best quality hard
Limestone, bTUken 70 3.ineh gauge.
Bridge and eulEort mAsonry 70 b laid dry.
Filling will be measured Ia excavation from which
II u taken,
lids must b by the cubic yard for matchmaking.
ambitious paving earth, loose rOek, solid rock and
mAkonry.
Ihg Gd for excavation 10 cover all cost Of vrubbIns
BI%I ausi beSeparate on each road, Orpart Of
Hpecihed ADORE.
The quantities above given aru approximate and
liable 70 change upon anal locations.
The board u COMMISSIONERS rv.erye the riRht I,
=, :, CHAs. II. DETrERs, Clerk.
W. SMIH, Engineer. apis
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SATURDAY, MAY 24th, I87e.

eommenc gAt 100 click A. ", the GLOWING cnbed
property to-Eit: The rial ct 10 ituate In The Oily
81 heehI In the county u UhO and state u West
hgnA, aud more partlCu aTly described u, fulIoWO:
Lot numbered Ona hlndIed aud lney live (IOt No.
1881 gu Moth Front street formerly called Elm street,
aud the north Axty Ievt Of IhS north Unu.haf 81
Ealer lot qumb Fed SIX e all Of The addItiJn 70 the
sd city Of "hPtlLng laid out by Henry Moore, TrIs.
Toe for E,tneper Eau, TN Wheeling Island, together
with al thu Improvements theIeou and the hertdIta.
| nielIE h'lunGinS thereto,
TEENs OF Sal. -Fliteen hundred dollars, and a
much more ~ the pureh iser " be Willing 10 pay
In Sh on day Of SALE the balance In IWU equal ms a.
menb o. SlK aud twelve mouths respectively, With
Interest irom uay Of sae the purchaser giving neE
table notes therefor aud 10 10 secured by endorsrrs
othe satisfaction OF the trustee Or BY proper lien on
Ihs property sold, - the Trustee NAY elect 90 ths day
The title 70 the above property Is believed to be
perfect but segg a. trusten shall only convey such
atls " u vested In me b. sald deed Of lrult.
RJBEAr q. BARR, Trustee.
| W. II. HALLHR, AucliIuoef, MN
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WHEELING DAILY ITEL1GENCER THURSDAY MORNING. MAY

lost, the number Of vacant mansions would
Of course, be much larger; aud Ill this Of
Ter deduetihe half lie space for ''tht
throne Of God aud court Of heaven"
A New York minister has sent his
Character" written BY himself to pas
tOFle4s church In Indiana. This Ia bis
modest estimate: u am 0 Princeton Pres
byterian OF the Bainted DR.. Hodge type, q
little past middle age, with constitution
and health OF the very best, not married
have been preaching over 10 years; am OIL
Scotch stock, with tinge Of Scotch.Irish
and OF Plymouth Rock puritans. The for.
mer needs watching against Gre, the
latter against the Cult stream Of heresy.
Am about six feet two inches tall, neither
stout nor lean, as $50 pounds avoirdupois
tesuhes; blue eyes, side whiskers Of fair
size, VI genial turn, with q quick eye for
the humorous aud ridiculous, and an
sure OF three classes Of friends-children,
darkies and dOgs-the first because ! love
them, the Others because threat them kind.
". AS reading Is not preaching j preach.
My style Is simple, direct, earnest with
the argumentatiVe underlying 1t. / aim
to give each nearer q handle BY which 10
hold the sermon and keep it-henee / can.
not repeat them. Most Of my sermons
write on two pages Of note.paper, in bold
hand, with blue and black pencils, using
five or six languages, most Of the inathe.
matical signs and several arbitrary char.
acters-a language Of my own making. l
write the thoughts, not the words. None
can read them but myself, then II the
mind trips ] have this certain help before
me to recover myself by glance Of the
eye, and also TO keep my sermons (the
thoughts) TO reproduce them at will.
While l have perfect freedom in speaking,
| try to strike 80 minutes, but 70 do 90
have to watch my watch. / seldom see
much sleeping in sermou.time, and when
exchanging with brother Methodists, in
their churches, often hear from the amen
corner As TO salary, fix It the most you
can give, and pay It on the day promised"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-01

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made By John schuek.
paI and L0usa SchuckluAn, his VILE 70 me as ITuS.
tea dated May 4 1878, recorded iu the ONCE Of the
Clerk Of tue tOtnly Court Of ohio county, est Wiz.
stnla, In Deed Of IIust Book No 49, Pate go, will on
SATURDAY, THE 81 DAY OF MAY, 1879,
commencing at 10 ocl ek a. N Sel at the front door
o. th' CouFI HUuseUi said cuuhly, the following dc.
aTihed properly that 10 70 ny. part Of the Iot or
parcel u ground numbered % lot No. 3d. on the east
side Of Market st. Get, between twenty nth street and
street, In the Sixth Ward Of the ity Of
Whetltng, bounded and described ~ follows vIr BE.
glnning ten leet trn the nurth side Of lot numbered
aud IN The crnre Of The division wall bOtNeeu tone.
nents numbered I and S, aud runuInH themes suuth
Is feet NIUE " less to hs centre VI the dysI0n vail
betEee9 ts9eme9u s1d z, and rNnplng back Il the
unurm Hidlh Of Gaid font 70 the alley 10 the nai II
said lot The numbeB Of said lenements bfTln With
No. on the north corner Of lot No. 10 RlIIhniuQ
said lot M g. together With all anu singular Tue i'm
proVemens thereon, and the heredItluIenu and ap-
puT!enances thereto belonging. Title believed 70 Il
good but will convey Only GuCh title n Il vested 10
nle b! sid Deed Of Trust.
TERAy-TER hHudFtd d0llAfS IN each on day Of ale
the 6llanee 10 two tdual ilstHIlnienta al AZ and
Twelve mouths, promlSory notes beaing iuteres,
tIom day Of BIe " b given Tor the deferred pai.
mSuU The title 10 be retained until payment In iul
W J. W. COWDEN, Trustee
b. D, DoVESER' solIettor Apri
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GssaxEees' SuIes.
TRuSTEE's SALE or VALUABLl

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
J. REALE5rATE.
~ virtue VI deed Of trust made By Edmund
Hobbs ST. and Arab la his WIFE 10 me ~ Il usIee dat
I'd February sth, 1913, recorded ia the once Of
the CLERK Of the County C0urt Of Ohio county, 10
Dead 81 Trust book No. 5, Page 2s7, l will Oh
SATURDAY, THE 2iTu DAY OF MAY, lS7O,
ginnips at 10 O'Clock a. ~, sell at the front dOor
Of tue court House II Eald Iouuty the following d..
srrtIed property, hat sly: lot numbered one hun
dted and seventy 72 on the uUrth side OF Zane
NV seTSnteenih set On the rOrner Of the alley b.
tween Filth aud Sixth SIeels, now EOt and Jacub
streets, tn that pA u The city Of heelng West Viz
gtnta, knnWn as East whe ling The title IL BELIEVED
y % perfect, but selling Is trustee E convey only
the ute vested In He BY said deed Ut trust.
TERAa or SALH-Ons-fOurth cash ON day Of sale
tho balance 10 three equal inStallmsn At SIX twelve
aud eighteen months nego iable notes barring inteI.
81 irum day Of ale TO b. given for the deferred pay
WILLIAM J. W. C0WDEN, Trustee.
J. Z. HERYEY, Auetioueer. SpraS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-01

Because yon will see 10000 yards o.
canvas, ten tents, ten SHOWS, illuminated
by the Brush electric light, equal to IS, OO(
gas Jets, turning night into day. Our can
vas lighted with dazzling brilliancy, pro
cured at an expenditure OF fifteen thous.
and dollars. The only show that can
afford to use it. It Is a marvel Of the age
To be seen here only with the Great Lon.
don Circus and combined shows, May 18th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-01

Malarial ievers, constipation, torpidity o
the liver and kidneys, general debility
nervousness and neuralgia ailments yield
readily to this great disease conqueror,
Hop Bitters. It repairs the ravages Of
disease by converting the food into rich
blood, and 1t gives new life and vigor ID
the aged and infrm always. See
other column.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-01

TN0 CONTRACTORS. SEALED PRO,
u PoSA1S viii DO resolved a the once u The Seciy
Of the bard q Directors n the II Spltatof Inc nSane
u WesiOn1 ". Va, w 70 MAY 2is 1870, at 10 1clUcS
4. M 1t VII eh uuIS the Board will proCrcd 10 Open
publicly aid hldL Prop sals viii he received tE the
stone The hriek The Carpenter the PlasteriHg, The
RoOhng, aud th pailtlnE and 0llLlnE work nCcsaSI.
" tQr The Guns Ftou d the third and last section
north o. the centre building u the W. Va. Hospital
tor The tnane. lhe fulfilling d about ga BY VI feet
With three feueatibg uingt about ~ BY Is ieel each
al tN0 stories high 10 aGi /! feet Stories also f0f
basement all VI thu walls are cUmp sed Of brick and
stone Separate bids will 10 received fOf the different
branches Of the work olmplSle AEgnRAta bids viii
also b. feeVed for The entire work the contractor "a
each case furnishing thing Necessary 10 complete
bis contract. bud with ~ and utiCleht ReiFl,
y will b. required 70 accompany eaeh pr poAal, lie
penalty Of which shall be for ii least 0.hali 81 the
aggregate amount u the contract bid for also rrSer.
vAlVn Of Is per cent on eh estimate until the son.
Tract Il completed. The BAid ut Directors reserve,
the right to reject any und all lids.
Plans md 1pteihcAllohS can b seen Al the Hospital
on and alter the hr5t day u May, 1879 BLANK ivFS
for bidder eau be had Cd application,
a. A. LEWIS,
W, E, LIVELY,
L. X. RALArUN,
SNN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-01

EIGHT years Of the most unprecedented
success ever known In the annals OF the
show business has convinced US that
honesty and truthiulness are the bes,
principles to govern even q circus, and we
shall not depart from them by attempting
to mislead the public, but will be here
with the finest show ever exhibited in thiI
country on Saturday, MAY 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

fla Gaueery.


dOnn tphNell o. u. H..
Tha object Of the above mGnt'o Cd suit 10 10 obtain
asale under drcrsa ssl Court Of the real ssiIte 10
the hill mentioned, belug lot No. aud the east une.
third VI lot Nos. ronting on Twelfth street aud situ.
a!ed 10 luAre . To- he BtlATo id tn 70 the city
Of WheeiiIg, West viFgini and dIsthbulian Of the
proceeds q Sal' among those owning SAIL real estate
10 pr portion 10 their respective interests thtrein Il
betnR alleged In the bill that partition VI the Iame
cannot convent uily DO Ade Ia kip, that the Inter.
ess Of all ca led thereto viii 10 prUmOted BY such
sale, 90 mOtIQu u the plaintiffs the DEF ndantS,
Wright and EllSabeth Wright biz vile, William
sapss Nancy St4lty, gahn Staley, GsofgS pipkS and
AlHa v Nj 10 his viii and zach Il them, are here.
yre9uiEed % appear q The nest rule day On The I2h
GAY NAY, lss. or Gthnr Of The tHo following days
and 90 Yhat 70 neeesSly ~ project their In ereIs te.
SpsetVelyI and on motion u the plAintiR Il 70 fur
tler ord,nd that thl order b published aecIrdins
% law in the Wheeling In.alltgeaeer, neWspapyi
published 10 Ohio county, West Virginia.
In testimony VII III have heIvunto signed nv
nams - Clerk u aid Court this 18th d > X ApFiI
lss ~ Apr Rula In the clerks Ui CO Of md Couft
ToSte THOMAS n, DARRAH,
Clerk o. aid Municipal CoaT, q WheeItns.
! CALDWELL a CALDWELL, Atsoneys for complain
4F - sPl7Ftr