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MEMBERS OF LOWER HOUSE.
SENATOR'S.
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An Act to Secure the Payment of the Wa
Ges of Laborers.

beb u hdDOEtfss
Section ]. BE it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State of Tennes-
see, that whenever any person or per.
sons in accordance with a contract
written or verbal, for cultiyating soil.
shall produce a crop, that he shall have
lien upon the crop or crops produced.
which shall be the results Of his labor,
for the payment of such wages as were
agreed upon in the contract
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, that
this lien she'll exist three months from
the 18th day Of November of the yeal
in which the labor, is performed, and
shall be enforced by execution or at,
tlchments, which lien shall be enforc-
ed as landlords liens are enforced pro
Vided always, than an account OF such
labor rendered be kept and sworn to
before some Justice of the Peace or
Clerk of the Court issuing the writ oil
distraint or attachmept.
Sec. 3. BE it further enacted, that
this lien shall in no wise abridge or in
terfere with the landlords lein for
rent or supplies, as now established by
law, but the same shall be second tU
the landlords lien, and none other.
Sec. 4. Be it enacted, that all laws
and parts Of laws in conflict with this
act be and the same are hereby repeal
cd.
Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, that
this act tUke effect on and after its pas
sage, the public welfare requiring it..
Passed Jan. 81, 1879.
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The bill passed by the Legislature 10
settle the State debt at so cents on the
dollar with 4 per cent. interest seems
TO give very general satisfaction among
the people. 1t is half honest, to say
the least of II.
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Ex-Congressman Riddle, Of this
State, Committed suicide at Lebanon
by shooting himself through the
head. He had been in bad health
fol some time.
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Weekly Herald.
APRIL Sd, 1879.

The members of the State Senate
presented Speaker Neal with a gold
headed cane Monday. They had better
given that much toward paying the
State debt.
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Just How and why Nero Eid.
died.

Nero fddled while Rome was burn
ing. And when we 60 behind the
returns, we discover that Nero was
what the lamented Artemus Ward
would call a "sagacious cuss." He
had been so frequently disturbed and
threatened with death by the neigh
bors, whilst playing "Baby Nine"
and "Whoa, Emma" at home, that
he determined to have a nice quiet
time with his fiddle at lesat once,
without interruption. So while Rome
burned Nero took a seat on % stump
on the outskirts Of the city and rat
tied off "Lanigan's Ball." "You New
er Miss the Well till the Water Runs
Dry" "Where was the Light when
Moses Went Out" and other airs
popular in his day--and not a single
brickbat was heaved at him, He
knew that all his neighbors and their
sis, and their - and their -nts,
we're down in the city listening to the
iremen swear at each other, and
shouting through their ridiculous
horns, "Turn-on-the-water-
Phoenix H-o-o-o-s-e.-Nor Her.
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The Abolition Bill.
The following is the bill abolishing
the corporation of Cleveland:

The following is the bill abolishing
the corporation of Cleveland:
Section |. Be it enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of the State of Tonnes
see, that sections 10, lG, II, IS, 10, 20,
81, 20, %, of the act of the General AS
sembly of the State of Tennessee passed
Jan. 80, 1868, chapter 43, incorporating
the town of Cleveland, in Bradley Co.,
Tennessee, and all laws heretofore
passed Incorporating said town be and
the same are hereby repealed
See. 2. Be it further enacted that
this act take effect the first of January,
1880.
Passed March II, 1879.
j. II. NEAL,
Speaker of the Senate.
ii. p. FowLKEs,
Speaker House of Representatives.
Approved March IS, 1879.
ALBERT S. MARKS, Governor.
/, Chas. n. Gibbs, Secretary of State
of the State of Tennessee, certify that
the above Is Il correct copy Of an act of
the General Assembly Of the State of
tennessee, the original Of which is on
file in my Office.
CHAs. N. GmRs, Secretary Of State.
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Col. Henry Tudor, DR.. Ayme and
Capt. Hamilton, who have undertaken
to ride horseback from New York to
Patagonia, South America, passed
Knoxville Tuesday morning on their
ride, having been out from New York
seven weeks. Their route is via. Chat
tanooga and Memphis. They will
probably pass through Cleveland late
this evening or early tomorrow NOR
ming, Their object in the trip is to
show that it can DO made on horse
back, and to examine the country and
ito minerals as they go,
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The R~epu6iators.

The following are the members Of
the Legislature that protested against
paying tie State debt:
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MONDAY.

NlONDA
SENATE.-The appropriation bill
was returned to the House for
amendments.
House bill to abolish corpora
tons Of Sevierville and Coal
Greek passed third reading.
HoUsE.-Time all taken up in
discussing appropriation bills.
The State debt bill will be sighed
tomorrow.
TUESDAY.
Both Houses adjourned to-day
at 4 o'clock, having passed the
appropriation bills.
SENATE.-In the Senate a lively
debate ensued on the motion to
strike the words undue infu-
ence" from the protest Of the mi
nority. Hot words were used on
both sides, the majority charging
that it was an unfair effort to
throw a foul aspersion on their
conduct. The Senators of the
minority attempted to explain
that it referred to no one. Fl.
nally the majority entered a pro-
test to be spread on the minutes
denouncing the charges of the
minority as without any founda-
tons whatever.
HoUsE.-Mr. Gardner submit
ted an explanation signed by
thirty State credit Representa-.
tives in regard to their vote ex-
Guiding the minority protest and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-27

Perhaps no one medicine is 80 uniyer
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They are mild in their operation, produce
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Nh. F. SrRlFP would inform the people
OF Wheeling and vicinity that be Is inlly
prepared TO do the best Of RenOyAting
Dyeing and Repairing. He Is an old and
experienced hand, therefore his work L
well done. lie would solicit your patron.
age in the art Of RenoYating and Dyeing
Ladies' Shawls, Dresses, Silks, Kid Gloves
Ribbons, Plumes, &c.i also Gents Cloth
ing made q specially. Prices very low
Satisfaction guaranteed. Give him a cal
and be convinced at No. l4ll Market st.
two doors below Pollocks Flour Mills
Wheeling, W. Va. Orders can be left fol
Renovating Carpets and Rugs, without
being removed from the floor.
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BLArSE AND mn BRLLA1I LADIrG-Ai.
ter the Maine Senator had finished his
speech, on the Public Square at Bellaire,
Yesterday, and repaired to the Osborne
Hotel, apleasant little informal reception
took place In the parlots, in which the fsir
ladies Of that town were prominent In
shaking hands with the renowned states.
man. Some city OF more were a The ho-
tel, and, expressing desire to become &C.
quainted with Mr., Blaine, 4 gentleman
from Pittsburgh volunteered TO usher the
party into his presence and act as master
Of ceremonies. This offer the Buckeye
matrons and lassies readily accepted aud
were presented 70 Blaine IN happy way,
the Senator being extremely compliment.
tary ana graceful In his remarks, The
affair was entirely impromptu, and for
that reason was greatly enjoyed by those
who participated in Il
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WASH your baby with Ivory Soap.

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RESOLUTION COMPLIMENTARY TO Dr.. A.
Y. GEORGE AND WIPE-In the economy OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, which
provides Tor an idnerant ministry, the
pastoral relation Of Dr., A, G, George 10
the Fourth Street n. Z. Church is about
TO terminate. Atthe session Of the West
Virginia Conference, which will be held
next week, in Morgantown, the Doctor will
be assigned to another field OF labor. He
has made his mark in this community as
man Of high culture and marked ability
and as an energetic and conscientious
minister and he will leave behind him
many warm friends and admirers. Al
the closing Quarterly Conference OF the
Fourth Street n. E. Church, held last
night the following resolution was adopt.
Reaolred, That in taking leave Of our
beloved pastor, DR.. George, whose pSs.
toral relation TO US Is about 10 terminate.
We desire TO express our grateful appreci.
alton Of his faithful and successful labors,
and OF bis high personal worth and char.
aeter; also our warm regard for his excel.
lent wife, endeared to us by many ser.
vices, wisely and kindly rendered, and BY
many tender associations.
We sincerely invoke in behalf Of our
departing pastor and his family ''the foil.
ness Of the blessing Of the Gospel oil
Christ"
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wy Wn1 We

ALLOW = cold 70 advanes inyour sySsen and
thus Ene11r1ge more serious mAlaiiss Sneh a
Pneumont1, HemoTThageg and LunR trouhle'
Whon an immediate relief can Be % readily a..
tainedi .BoscHEE's GERNAS sTRuP has Elinei
the largest ale In tie world for the cure q
CouEhs, Colds and the SoyeroIt Lung DlsaaseI
Il Il Dr.. BoSchee's famous German preScTip.
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and no fear need Be entertained IN administer.
Ing II % the youngest child, - Per directions.
The ale Of this medicine b unprecedented.
Since hSt introduced there has been con.
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report Of failure to do Ii work In any eSSe,
AK your Druggist a. TO the truth Of these 70.
MARIA Large sizes IS eentA Try Il and b
convinced TfhG4y
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When it became known that one Of the
richest California bankers had left the Pa.
cifc coast and transferred his base OF oper.
atoms TO the New York Stock Exchange,
all the shrewd fnanciers watched Els
course with keen interest TO see how he
would succeed. The result has emphati.
cally proved the wealthy LaukOr's sagaci,
ty. Besides having much wider and
more promising field to operate In, he ia
known to have been in several stock com.
binations that paid immense profits. By
the combination method Of operating In
stocks Messrs. Lawrence & Co, Bankers,
n. Y, unite orders Of thousands of custo.
mers, in different sums, into one vast cap.
ital, and operate them as mighty whole
dividing profits pro rata among sharehold.
ers every 80 days. Capital in any amount
from $40 to Sl00, 900 can be used With gieat
SUCCESS in these pools; S95 would pay Sl60
profit $500 would pay 5000 or 10 per
cant on the stock during the month.
Messrs: Lawrence 4 Co.'s new circular
mailed tree) gives "two unerring rules for
success" and full particulars, 50 that any
one can operate in stocks, and make mon.
ey. Stocks and bonds wanted. Govern.
ment bonds supplied. Apply TO Lawrence
& Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, N. Y.
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OET1cEls ADrrs and Sullivan run in
SIX trampS yesterday.
OK marriage license Eal Issued by Re
cofdeF Hook yesterday.
Two eaf loads Of MouDdsville people
came up 70 Beliaire yesterday.
A nox on Gravel Hill. Bellaire, reads,
'fP. Phillips Horse Ferryrier, &c
SoNE needed improvements are being
made on Thirteenth street al present,
The old soldiers will meet tonight lin
M'Lain's Hall, to form post Of the G. A. r.
THE Committee on the Market House
attempted get quorum las: night and
failed.
Many Of our streets are nov being re.
paired aid recobbled BY the Street Com
missioner.
A GLASS ball shooting contest will take
place At Jingle Range, on the Island, this
afternoon.
NV switches are being put 10 neaI
the Riverside Iron Furnace at BenwoOd,
for use there.
The Spanish ore Is turning out about
81 per cent Of pure iron Of good quality a
the Belmont blast furnace.
THE rooms set apart for the West Viz
giniR Editorial Association, have been put
in first class order by JAnitor Wei!zell.
ABour seventy.fve people left this city
yesterday, for the Pittsburgh exposition
over the Hempfeld and Pittsburgh South
ern.
GRAPE GRowERs report an unusually
large and fine crop Of grapes this year
They are now engaged in pressing theiI
grapes.
A SMALL boy was dragged by one Of the
Elm Grove cars on Sixteenth, near jacob
street, yesterday, over the ties and iron
and bruised and scraped up considerably
THERE will be 4 meeting Of the corpora
tons Of the Cooperative Store at Murdoch
store, in the Sixth Ward, this evening
for the purpose Of getting certificate o.
incorporation.
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|. BLUM & BRO.

Offer great Inducements IN silks.
I. BLUM 4 BIO. offer the hand
S0meSI Dress Goods.
I.BLUn& BRO offer FlannelS and
blankets at old prices.
I.BLUH q BRO. seff TelVeIs, Sat
ms and DAmasee cheap.
1. BLUM d BIO. will save you
mOneJ ON ClOakS.
I. BLUM a BRO. will show you
true bargains in Black Cashmeres.
]. BLUM & BRO. will show you
better COIOred CashmeTeS Tor less
than others
I.BLUn d; BRO. have special prl'
css on Housekeeping Goods.
]. BLUh d BRO. have over 200
ShHWIs that are offered at cheap
you -
1 BLUM * BRO. will be pleased
10 SHOW you the styles whether yOu
buy or not.
LBLUn q BRO. will not ask you
TO buy except you are pleased.
l. BLUM & BIO. Mil make Il 10
your benefit 10 deal al tteir eSIab'
liShmeni.
I.BLUM 4 BRO. carry The largest
stock In every department.
!. BLUM & BWO. invite one and
all 10 call.
11o4 MAIN STREET.
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BRLlAlRE MErrlNa,-The feeling and
desire In the community TO hear the Sena.
tor from Maine At Bellaire, yesterday, cul.
minated In one Of the largest and most en-.
thusiastic meetings ever held In Eastern
Ohio. Very little effort had been made
In this city to collect delegation, yet al
1880 yesterday afternoon 0 crowd number.
ing nearly 400 people gathered at the B,
30, depot, and filling nine cars Of aspe.
cial train In charge Of Capt DevTies,
while fully two hundred people went
down by other oonyeyRnees.
Senator Blaine arrived In this city by
way OF the "Pewiky" at about 1o'ciock,
and was met at the depot by carriage
and driven Immediately 10 BellGiye by
way OF Benson'S Ferry, through this city,
A full account Of the proceedings Of Bell.
aire will be found in our special report Of
them. ~
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PERSONAL MESTIoS.-Alex. II. Gov,
Esq, Of the Washington pa Reporter
was in the city yesterday.
Charley II. Fnssell left yesterday even.
ing for New York, via the Pewiky, tc
prosecute his medical and surgical studies
in the College Of Physicians and Surgeons
Of that city. He will have charge OF the
Misses Cummins, daughters OF the late
Dr.. R. II. Cummins, as far as Philadelphia.
G. D. Lane, Of Batavia, n. Y, was in
the city yesterday.
Misses Mary and Rose Mathers, Of this
city, are visiting in Pittsburgh.
q. N. Wicker, Assistant General Freight
Agent Of the B. & O., is at the New Nc.
Lure.
Capt. ]. 7. Rodgers and A. G. Allison,
Of WaYnesburg, were in the city last
night.
Col. Robert White, Attorney General,
returned from Hardy county, yesterday.
Messrs. Cobb, OF the Cleveland LSddsr,
Clegg and MusseY, Of the Cincinnati
Gd;etk and Commercial, respectively, and
Ogden, Of the Pittsburgh Commercial Ga.
Eette, were in town yesterday.
In the Redistribution Of Internal Reye.
nue. Agents, Mr, Geo. W. Atkinson, Of this
city, was assigned 10 the West Virginia,
Maryland and District Of Columbia dis.
triet, with his Office at Wheeling. Mr,
Atkinson's former field Of labor was n
Eastern Virginia and Tennessee, Win
headquarters atNashville. Hispresent field
will be much more agreeable and pleasant
to him, as he will be nearer home and
more congenial associations. Mr.. Akin,
son is one Of the most energetic and 'capa.
BILE agents in the services, and stands very
high in the cstimstion oi the Treasury
Department at Washington, D. O,
E, D. Ludwig, Berne, Switzerland, N. E.
Bracken, Concord, O.; ], r. McCauley,
Boston; +. r. Ross, Cleveland; J. R. Bell,
West Alexander; and Phil. AnschutE are
among the recent arrivals at the stamm
House.
E. P. Russell, Boston; John S. Slagle,
Pittsburgh; Charles L. Noble. New York;
VIM. H. Hart, New Britain; W. H. Pratt,
Providence, r. l.; are among the recent
arrivals at the New Mcclure,
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J. G. starkey, prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says; n have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy l could
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until
saw your shiloh'S VitaliEer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded totryit lam hap.
py TO state that 1t has entirely cured me. Its
certainly the best remedy ever knew Of. u
Price IS cts.
Bold BY z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall;
@. E, Dwight 18th and ChApline streets
Laughlin Bros. l. Co., Wheeling, and Husband
4 Inskeep. Bellaire.
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FALL OPENING AT BRUEs 4 CogFER's-
The grand opening at Brues & Golfers
took place yesterday afternoon and even.
ing, and was not only fully up 10 former
openings, but even, in the opinion OF
many, surpassed them. The reputation Of
the Openings" given by this house at the
beginning Of each season is 50 wide that
everybody in the city, or the surrounding
country, know what they are, and. as
every one goes, it is hardly necessary for
US TO tell them that it was grand, beauti.
full and lovely. Still we wish 70 say It as a
well deserved compliment 10 this enter.
prising firm. Many were the expressions
Of admiration heard from all who looked
upon it. As one entered the store room
he was at once struck with the
brilliaucy and loyeliness Of the grand
whole, and then, upon more particular ex.
animation, with the artistic arrangement
Of the different articles. On the right,
one saw silks Of every shade, enough TO
set the feminine heart wild with delight,
tasteiully arranged with new styles OF dress
goods, and about both beautiful laces were
draped. On the left, the cloak display
was very fine. Among them We noticed
| oS'SiaA sSAL eAAn2 anu OAe SIA ChSuiA4
lined with fur. The Office room Of the
store was a subject OF attraction too,
on account Of the display OF
evening shawls and lace goods.
Our shawl We notice particularly, as we
understand it is something entirely new,
handmade, aud Of pure Mohair. OF the
rest, the handkerchief, table linen, &C.,
We can only say they were nice goods,
nicely arranged. In fact it was a decided
success, and the crowds that visited It will
undoubtedly agree with us. This Is fine
way Of displaying TO the public stock Of
goods in order that all may see the novel.
ties Of the coming season and what the
house has to offer 70 customers for sale, as
many things Of necessity, must be kept
under cover in this city.
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Lucas MUEIc STORE,
1927 Market street

It Is TACT well established by unquesiona.
BILE tese qony that Halls Hair Remover re.
news, cleanses, brightens, invigorates and re.
stores 70 its original color and Iustre, faded
gray or disoolored hair, cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy II
and use il, rather than 70 proclaim in man.
ner more forcible than words can delineate,
through blAnched locks or grizzly beard, that
they are aged and passing 70 decay. A very
short trial will convince the most Akeptical
that It does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of its color and 'liie.-Rort Scot
Kan. Daily Monitor.
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The pride Of 4 mother, the life and Joy Of a
home, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running terrible
risk, II they have cough, Group or Who0ping
cough, which leads 70 consumption, II you do
not attend 70 1t at once Shiloh's ConSump-
ton Cure Is guaranteed 70 cure them. Price
10 cents, 50 cents and 81 90. For lame back,
side or chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price Is cts. Sold BY E. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall; Q. z. Dwight 9th and Chapline streets;
LAughlin Bros, & Co, Wheeling. and Hus-
bands & Inskeep, BellAire.
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pOKEsrrLlE, n. y. Aurn,t Is. bad.

ENWHWVE1I1II N' II hU6E-E 10 IUIUs
have sold Hateh's Universal Cough syr.
up, and Davis Home Relief for Pain, ior sey.
erSl yeArs. and can ny from their Rrst Intro.
ductlon they have been the leading medicine,
Of the kind. None sell 90 rapidly, none dive
such perfect Satlsfaetion. Their names indl.
cate the purpose for which each q used. Ny
customers are people Of reasonable common
sense, and would not continually buy and re.
commend them II they were not valuable
remedies will refund the price In all case,
where they do not give perfect satisfaction.
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REIloious NorEs.-To.morrow will be
the close Of the third quarters lessons o
the International system for 1870, ant
therefore review day in all the Sunday
Schools which use The lessons.
Rey. S. D. Barnitz, the pastor, will
preach at the Sixteenth Street English
Evan. Lutheran Church at lOI A. n. and
q P.N. tomorrow. Sunday School at 2
7, ~ p 2 - ~ ~ -
At the Fourth Street N. E. Church to,
morrow morrow morning, the pastor, Rev. A. O.
george D. D., will preach. In the even.
Ing, . discourse Is expected from Rev. ],
Wesley Webb, D. D., Presiding Elder Of
Guyandotte District. ''S' "