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AdministraroT's Notice.
The state OF Kansas, LzavCuwor:h

In the Probate Court n and for said County
In the matter of the Estate Of L. L. Thorn
burgh, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters Of admin
!Stratlou have been granted TO the UNDER
signed on the estate Of Peasant L. horn
burgh, .ate Of said county. deceased. by the
Honorable, the PROBATE Court of the County
AID state Aforesaid, dated the third day of
February, =. ID l,Ey. Now, all persouS hav-
ing claims ggaiESt the said estate are hereby
notified that they must present the same TO
the undersigned tor allowance, within one
year from he date oi said letters, or they
may b. pryciudvd 4 ON any benefit of such
state: and that If Sucu claims be- not eNhiD-
tied W th'u thre" years after the date OF sa Il
Letters they shall be forever barred.
SUSAN y THORNBUEGH,
Administrator OF the Estate OF T. 4. Thorn
buTgh, deceased.
February 2Oth, 1879. w3x
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the Centaur Liniments are OF {

the Centaur Liniments are OF two
kinds. The White is for the human fami-
ly; the Yellow is for horses, sheep and 9th
er animals. Testimonials Of the effects pro-
duced by these remarkable preparations are
wrapped around every bottle, and may be
procured OF any druggist, sent 10y mail from
the office If THE CENTAUR COMPANY, i6 Dey
Street, New York City. janlg-w1yr
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STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENwOETH COUNTY,
Ia the District COur, IN Cltd ytJr sIid COusfy.
Ann GOrm.y
r c. Fifzwi.iigm, Administrators 0E the cS-
tate 0i /. 2. FI'Zwiliirm deceased, Mary
FItz"iIIltIn- Lizzie FItZTi.lIsm, Francis
FIlZHlst!aIn, kUmGIu F4tZXi!isam, f.. {.
titZNIiil1tn, Israel SlC IdOn and John T..
Douglass.
To Lsrue, Sheldon, Dcrsnd4Et. !.
NOU WILL FAKE NOTICE. that Won
Il have been sued, with the abOve-uaInetI
defend ants, r. q. FIJZwIlIisu AdmiuistTa-
trlN 81 t'l- estate OF r. T.. FtZwllliaui, deceas-
rb- -i.Iy FUZWliiistIu, Lizzie FItZTiliiau,
FrtbciS FltZwllIiam, ROmIin FItzwIiIiam,
l. e.. ItZwllilam and John T.. Douglass in
the DisIrIca Court, OF the First Judicial Dis
tTict of tn state of Kansas, In and for Ie.tV-
enNnrth ''lltyr and that th- petition was
nied in the Office of the clerks Of said court
On the lo;h day of January, iS19. and you are
fvqulrtu To answer Dy deiuuT 10 suCh Fetl-
uOn, on or before the fifteenth day of March,
y. ID, 1873, aEd n YOU TAIL To 80 answer or de-
r uT said petition Will be taken a. true and
Judgment r-ndeTed against the defend4Dt r.
= Fltz win m, aS the administrators Of the
estate Of +. l. slIzwilliam, deceas d, for the
sum OF the 10 lowing, iO-wit:
Inc interest al ten per cent. per annum
nom december 10th, l-.6. TO March 18th, lb[7
on sl35 80 and 1855, and interest from March
| Ziih, iS'', at ten per ceut- per aEnum, auC
| s4lo % and interest at ten per cent, per n I.
| lib4I bStftiibf-f -'flfi. l~sr, and Del
| cent upon ihe amount thereof at the time o.
| fendcrinS judgment, as sLIOTney = fees IN
| this suit aud for The fOrec'o>ur. of the mort
| gage executed and delivered To the pIaintif
| by L. Fttzwiiiiam tSiure deceaScdi and r.
| o.. Eliz llliam defendant Eearins UaJ. De.
| c. IN Der 3J.h, l>sJ and TecOTIeti in the Ofiic,
| OF the Register of Deeds Of the County o
| Leav"nwOrJh state of Kansas, on DecenIb bel
| 3pth Is,5, IN bCOK 50 OF mortgages at pig,
2il. and IOr the SAFE of the lands y ser bed N
| said mortgage to-wit:
The south hall OF the northwest fractiOna
| quarter OF section 49, IN township ; of rang.
| =, with tn teu' mcfts, heTrdImeutS aHt
| appeTtunauces in the County Of I.eaven
| worth. state OF hanSis, Tor the payment o
| the moneys and Interest and fees afpre> a Id
| and costs of suIf. Ana that the defendant
| and all persons claiming under them and
| either OF them, be barred and fOreosed of al
| rlght, t!tle and interest equity of redemption
IN ana 10 said lands forever, from and Sftcl
such sale, and that the purchase of said land,
under the Judgment herein be let into tn,
possession OF the said premises, ON the exc
c'lIon of DE- I'd therefor, pursuant to the SAID
Judgment and a sale thercundrr, with cost,
Oi suit. z. \ HERD,
janJJw5t. FlaintifI'S Attorney.
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+ {. FIizwl.ii0m, Administrators Of the CS-
tate "i /. z. FI'zwiIilEm deceased, Mary
FIIZ~iIIiam, Lizzie FItZXi.lIsm, Francis
FiiZHlstlaIn, kumsIu F4tZNi!i5am, f.. {.
titZSIiilaIn, Israel SnCIdOn and John L.
DJuglaSS-
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Sheriff S Sale, No. S3,

sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kan
10. W. TAN LOR, Attorney for Plaintiff
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:SasyssS.E5:sIETIS

expenses. or al~0 lsrEr Csrur-.NH Co o. % vgg new
and wuEI. rfl Inventions. ~ s-Hf ~ ~Eru-
PIE free. AiiiTesz SHEENAS co.. Marshall Nsa.
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A CcYd.

To al who are suffering from the errors erd
indi-cretion- OF youth, nervous weakness
esrly decay, loss ofmalhoOd, etc.,, I viii send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
ed BY missionary In South America. Send
Q ssif addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
Z. lnman, 4ssd.;on D., Biti< Hotlse, NesO York
Guy. Nov37eodlyr
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Ths Penitetlary Directorsh p--.The
Senatorial Investigation Ques-
tion Again Reviv:d
Bitter and Ac imonious Speeches
Made by the Anti-Inasiis
Men,
Who Vent Their Spleen and Spite as
the Last Shot Before the
Session Close,
But They get as Coed as They Send
and the Debate Wakes Warm.
Proceedings in the Senate and House
for Yesterday.
A SET BACk.
Ce1. rs FeHItentiary Nomination
DeGeared-The Inve.I,Rsti"n again
Acrimonious and Bit er Feelings OF
the Anti Ing all, Wen.

Special 10 The TIMES.
TOPEKA, Ks, March l0-A heavy
pressure is being brought TO bear upon Sen
ators Gilpatri,k and Evans in favor Of tie
confirmation OF Mr. Hershield rs one of
the Directors Of the Penitentiary. The
Senators having been snubted and ignored
in the IN after Of making the appointment
are in no mood 10 back down. Ii ia gener-
ally understood that the appointment IVES
made at
THE DICrATIoN OF GEORGE T ANTHONY
and the clique Of Leavenxorth politician
of which he appears 10 be the head center
The Senate vote against the confirmation
was overwhelming and a FIJI rebuke o
the action of The Governor in making u e
appointment under the circumstances he
did.
THE GOVERNOR HAS APPOINTED
three commissioners to superintend tie
building of the Safe House. These ap
pointments have Eeen confirmed. Senator
Evans was one Of The unsuccessful appli.
cants for q place on this committee, and
had strong recommend atoms for the posi-
zion. The vexed subject Of investigation
WAS REyIyfD
IN the House this morning on a resolution
TO c=nsure all members OF the House WHO
had received money or Invited improper
solicitations for their votes during the late
Senatorial election. The introduction of
this resolution was unfortunate, as it stir
red up all the fierce psrtizan bitterness en-
gendered by the election, and enabled the
anti Ingalls, party TO give vent TO their sore
disappointment over the finding OF Ii e
Committee of investigation. The discussion
which lasted nearly all the dsv. was lie
MOST BITTER AND ACRIMONIOUS
OF the session, the enemies of Senator H.
gals, Speaker Clarke, Riggs, Clapp, and
Others flourishipg the Kansas City TimCs
ranted and rsved, hurling denuEciations
hot and wholesale, and were answered in a
similar spirit by Legate, Hsr;shorne, and
Biddle. The resolutions substantially report |
ed were adopted. The resolutions giving the |
names of certain members and also of Ger
tain candidates for Senator were voted !
down. 1t was the county attorney of Leav-
county and not tine county clerk |
whom Mr.. Legate stated on the floor Of the |
House has been receiving from twelve to
fourteen thousand dollars Ier annum. /.
made this in correction of one of my late |
in The TINES.
The House agreed to close business and |
adjourn to morrow, Tuesday, at II o'clock |
The Lenveo Nersh Charter Hill.
Special TO THE GIuEs
TOPEKA March lO-The Iaayenwnrih
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Two runaways ended on Fifth street
south Of the corner of Cherokee, yesterday.
One team smashed sn awning near ErsnBe'-
grocery store, and another. owned by Mr.
Caleb Chiv.rs threw Mr.. Chivers out OF the
wagon and came near causing her to receive
serious injuries
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STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAEESwORTH COUNTY. ~
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Gdteeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, MARCH, Is, 1879.


Cases are constantly occurring IN every
.,,niIy where. If Ut Bulls Cough syrup were
IIstd IN time, Ih- cough aud cold would give
> :, turg her Trouble.
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The Bates Murder Case ~ II o.
Temperance Lecture, nnd the MUIR
Erlag


Special TO THE TINES
MANHATTAN, KAN, March 1.-THE
Bates murder case ia still on. The evidence
was closed last evening, and the Court,
Judge AUSTIN, delivered an able and elabo-
rate charge to the jury this morning, after
which the case for the State was opened by
Mr. Hessin in a very strong speech, fol-
lowed by Mr.. Huugsriord, for the defense,
and his by Mr.. Green for the State. Judge
Humphreys was addressing the jury for the
defense at the adjournment. Ee will be
followed by Capt. Mcclure Tor the defense,
aud the Gaze will be closed by Mr.. Fenlon
for the Stale.
THE EXCITEM- MT CONTINUES
at fever heat and the court room is
crowded to sufocation. Miss Wey deliv-
cred temperance lecture Sunday Eight,
and the celebrated Murphy last night. so
altogether, Manhattan has ali the s>ns alton
she wants.
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Give Then, "a Trial.

Any lady or gentleman who gives Dr
Prices I nIque Perfumes single trlal. VIII
BE- convinced that for exquisite sSeetness
and pe'msnency Of odDT, no perfumes 10
this or any other country can compare Win
them. ZtCaW
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PRICE IS CENTS,

All the virtues Of Electricity and Heal
irg Balssms and Gums are to be found in
COLLINS NOLrAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTEhs BE
sure ~ get them. Sold by all druggists.
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Re..denf pcni:eEtiaTy DireCtsr-hip
"A BIG T,me WIN The Odd Fell ISs.

Resident p,ni.eEtiary DireCtSr-h .
A ABig Tune Win the Odd Fell pNs.
ToPEKA, March 1.-The Legislature
ceased all business at o'clock this after
noon except TO receive messages from the
Governor and agreed to adjourn s.ae dc at
II NJ. tomorrow. All the bills 10 create
new judicial districts or 10 change old ont :
died between the two Houses. Two con-
ferences were had on the miscellaneous sp-
preparation bill before an agreement was
resched No legislation of importance
has failed except the Judicial district bill
There was but bare quorum in either
House to day si.er the > O'Clock trains lefl.
SF Burdett, Of Leavenworth, was ap
POINTED and confirmed - resident Director
OF the Penitentisry.
THE GRAND EACAMPNENT
Of Ola Fellow. j. 10 session in this clty.
he display Of PitrisTch- il uIifJrm, was
very grand Large delegations are here
from most Of the cities of tie State TIE
Odd Fellows Of Topeka are giving a mag
nifc nj dress ball TO night.
when weak. weaTy and debIlitlted take
3ANFuKDS JANAI A CrISGt-R.
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WELLS Persian Perfume e"HAcKMETAcK" "
is rich and fragrant Try it. Sold by Ar
pold X Hunt, Wholesale Dealers, Leaven-
worth, Kansas, snd BY retail dealers gener-
ally. wedfrisun&~
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An IMP K:si GOWN

Is mere bauble, but the cTe,o,I Of beauty, con
ferred on the head which nature has neg
!-cted 10 eInbeiilsh, or TIME has robbed OF its
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II yo1 cannot take the baby to the couu-
try, Us. DR.. Bulls Baby syrup for the
usual diseases Of early childhood. Price
25 Gems bottle.
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cRisraDoRo's HAia DYE,
tsrvals.
80 TIE clone nF LIFE.
Peerless tnenX ThOussnds of Prep.
aratiOns,
That promise much and performs nothi ing


Cristoioro's Hair Preservstive.
valuable adjunct TO the Eye, in dressing
aud promoting the growth and perfect health
oi the hair, and Of itself, when used lone
safeguard that protects the fibres from de-
cay under all circumstances and under al
. mes Manufactured by J. CRISTADORU
No gS William 81 New York. sold by a.
Druggists. Applied b. all Hair Dressers.,
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THE GREAT WALKING MATCH.
Pushing sim CIO.clS-O'ie1Ty ihe
Hind Nan la the HaCc.

NEW YORK, March Il-In the pedestrian
match, score at Ill. N, stood L well, I46
miles, . laps; Hartman 49, miles; Ennis,
l22 miles; O'Leary, 119 miles, lap.
At noon the score stood: RoTeu. IlJ
miles, lap; Hartman, l39 miles Ia
Ennis, loo miles, = laps; q Leary, ~ mil :
) laps.
Rpwsll is reported as feeling very sleery,
while O'Lesry seems stup5tied. Slr John
As,le telegraphs TO Eoweii; Go it NV
boy"
AT p. II, the score stood R)ysll. los
miles; Hartman, l;2 miles, Isp-; EanIs
$50 miles; O'Leary, 126 miles, laps.
Barney \ aron, O'Leary's trainer, Gays the
champion was now in good condition, and
would do some tall walking to morrow. lie
will take things easy 10 day.
Betting day was two to ore on Rowell
against OLesry. Hartman Is rapidly he
coming Il iavorite. and is quoted even with
Rowell. 1t is said that bets nave even been
offered on him at s!igh: odds asaiast the
Erglishman-
Harrimans attendants say he was never
in better condition. He strides around the
garden, takiTg a 52-inch step His hackers
are very confident Of h. SUCCESS, and a ssr
he will be first man at midnight. Ii Is his
intention to keep up the present gait thirty
six hours.
1t Is reported that Rowell tas several
painful blisters on his ieet, and MS calves
are swelling badly.
RCNoRS ABOUT O'LEARY.
NEW YORK. March ll-Ogsr S 500
persons Witnessed the walking m E;ch to-
night and intense eXcitemet prevails. Ru-
mors a'e in circulation that O'Lesry Is
breaking down, but his friends deny them
and say his condition ia improving H.
looks sick and has lost his old elastic tread.
He made several brilliant bursts during the
evening and showed some fine speed He
outwalked Ro-ell running, and the ap-
plause was verv hearty. narrimsn shows
fine sty lie and endurance and IS
PUSHING RowELL Closely.
Rumors that RowelFs right leg was
cramped and stiff were denied. The bet
ting TO night was 10 l against OLeary.
Rowell was at lively gait during the
evening, and wss presented with q large
bouquet. Hartman walks in splendid
style ard gained ground rspidlv. He vas
greeted with hearty cheers. Ennis eop-
tinues to -how good pluck and Increasing
speed. He finished his lSO;h mile at 6:25,
when he lsft the track for three hou--
III Harriman finished his 175,h mile al 9.05.
Ennis his l50.h at 6.l3, and OLeary hi-
l5O.h az .:53.
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special 10 i HE LINES
TOPEKA, Ks, March 1.-THE Leaven.
worth City Charter bill has passed both
Houses, As amended as to make the city
clerk elective IN 1879, ard allowing the
city council $50 per annum in full for their
services.
Mr.. Leaate made an Intellectual attempt
to tack 81 500 on the miscellaneous appro
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IEC{CAI,.
CURE YOURSELF!

Or BoAannaus yrvrtshie Curatire' lrrartcl >, ~
nsnetty cure al forurs Of >perazftorThsa OF s-zzf
Nr<knr>- Sesrra lva,ity. lH.?scasy. etc AMI rgS-r
-iost f5ssr' and oTI.s back tie -loGihfuI NlsoT a.
tlose who have Troy ii Il by >eyus eZcgsslS or e ma
t.cts ~ rSi5l - . % ststu This rpfrgfg y l
has bstn lsi by Ar Bglar.ll Iu he private rrrf a.
over thlrtv years never known taL In tsru, y
ne Nois>i tt>f>. 4 Vitality and lrspsrf. en-
Ntn NontcsliI- grrt - those n.t.lJ-agCd l1 " m f =
N-Snsas otI'l4 t'.r wears Is yGUrztu- V1uprrt.s
a4c iet AZ niHs Young slg1.rs furr dc a,4r...-
qtlces q t1t trc-t.v t-crlcyv habit Of ; r Nbg4
ci U.s. tl.s u;elllle trc assurance Of a .sf,v and
fthHANtNI curr- TGc pI'sut gains STRENGTH and g'a.-
t1 o. sis a. o7c t rs d.lggt.y ou o. . parts s.r
- a. n srltu- ard alusc tr.c aui arulVrs 10 tbr a.
ah - sc'lla Nr,rr- and gT.fa'ai duets iI urr.- pa-
A.A tcit a rs,T.s -Tu % Of s.1.s & s1--
rs u t.s ha1,t1t hra: Il Gs.yar been i4sIa,l f1 I
s.,'.i' =. snfs rr...Ig.'-s Cf rafu-s-s11As r00l
a...- tfs' sl.t are a. fHs FrG ff... .sgFars
-ll.ee, tly7 D. lss -rrf wa st-I d r.,r, o.. .
g'F s'.lEa~s- For sale only I- 4 + P.-rr---..
" 1-l N'Ttl ftH srtgr, gesl-0H7 l' r..r -gr- 80
aiT7f5E s--rrr. - lUu.s. Mo F.-r.r rssaI IN rs
i9-t'r II -irrati~c SrasaI -, Il, r-' -r--
'ai ION ~ tl f-'47t- man.
girg ytC.- Of SYPHILIS. - ElNNL NL4EN.~~ ~. -.
! XIII % any -,itr1ss upou ryI HI of one san p.
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAVENwOETH COUNTY,
Ia The District C0I1, IN CHd tJr sIid C1u IN.
Ann Gorm!y
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The Peniteatiarv rectorship-A
Good Time A an eng the Odd Fellow

n
Good Time Am eng the Odd Fello vs..
Special to THE TINES.
topeka, March lis. F. Burdstt was
nominated and confirmed as Director of the
Penitentiary unanimously to-day. There
was a Misunderstanding in regard to Hersh-
field, otherwise he would have
been confirmed. George 7. had no hand in
the appointment OF Hersh6eld and the spe-
cial in last nights TINES is an error and
does Governor st. John gross Injustice.
THE ODD FELLOWS
are having grand parade this afternoon
There are over one hundred from Leaven-
worth, and about sixteen c.r load. from
other points.
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6OPerfumej snowflake, Lily and Lace
W. ayd-, lO'- Name in gU.a aud ,.t-
FRANKLIN Co., SOr, h.O.d, tt. ml5Ri5--
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THE MIpNIGHT RrPoRr.

New YORK, March 1l.-At midnight
the spectators were gradually thinning Ouf
and Roweil and HarrimaI were alone On
the track. Rowell was trotting as usual,
and i; wss said he was suffering from 4
blister on his ankle and and h,el, which
caused him to run more on bis toes Harri-
man shows signs of stiffoess. O'Leary vert
of the track at 1915 and returned 81 1900
He appeared freah and in good condition
and was loudly cheered as he started Of
at 81 mile gait. At / O'Clock the score
stood Rowell I97, Hsrrinon lS6, and three
laps, Ennis Ia mile, OLeary 16i miles
and five laps. All except Harsinan we're
on the track.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-30

This is the heading Of an article in
Thursdays issue Of the New York Tribune
an excellent editorial article. 1t refers
by way OF preface to that wonderful story
that appeared in the Atlantic Monthly Mag.
aIine during the war entitled "a Man
Without a Country"-one Of the most
wonderful stories, by the way, eve pub
lished in this country. It was the story
Of a man without a nationality; without a
land that he could call his own; who had
no flag and no home. Making use
Of this story as all introduction
the Tribune branches oil into q
disquisition on the GreenbaCk party-a
party without a country. "Gf it has a
hope" says the writer, ut is that the United
States may meet disaster. Bad crops here,
p~rostration Of industry, CIosing~of shops
and mills, multiplication Of tramps, filling
Of poor.houses and jails, increase Of losses
and OF suffering-these are the only argu.
ments which can help the Greenback
party. II these fail, the party goes to the
bad. 1t cannot shout for joy when
the credit of the United States i'm
proves, for that is an argument for
Sherman and the Republican party.
1t cannot see. with pleasure the
crowding Of Outward.bound steamers with
the rich products Of our farms; that helps
to fill the Treasury and the banks, and TO
make resumption n success. Gold comes
hither by the millions, and the Greenback
party shoulders. There is prosperity for
the country, but death to the party. Debts
are paid, farmers for the first time tread
acres on which no mortgage lies, men and
women sleep for the first time in homes
they can call their own, and all this brings
despair to the heart Of the Greenback ad.
yocate, for his country's disgrace and
misery alone can save him from contempt.
at is a party without a country, and a
party without a future. No n supposes
that the elastic industry and enterprise Of
Americans can long be kept down. Sooner
or later there must come again such grand
prosperity as this country has thrice en-
joyed-prosperity such MS has never yet
dawned upon any other land. When
good times come, the Greerback party
dies. Every breath Of hope for the coun-
try is TO that unhappy party more deadly
than the blast OF the sirocCo. It's posi-
biIity Of a future existence rests upon the
failure Of American genius, energy, pa.
thence and manhood-that is to say, it has
no right to hope for a future at ALL"
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and are making liberal purchases, particu.
larly In the dry goods and boot and shoe
lines. Indeed, Il the opening IN these
branches may be taken Is anything like
an indication Of the seasons business, 4
will be considerably larger In proportion
than that Of last fall. One reason Tor this
hopeful outlook for the Southern tradeis
the fact that the main crops inthat section
corn and cotton-gtve unusual promise
for a satisfactory yield. A number Of
buyers from North Carolina are expected
in Baltimore this week, who will also
doubtless purchase literally. In q week
or twothe merchants from Virginia, West
Virginia and the Western States will also
be coming in, and as the crops In those
sections are unusually prolific this season
It Is reasonable to expect that their pur.
chases will be made with q view Of meet.
ing the increased demand consequent up.
on an easier condition Of financial affairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-30
SoclO4y of the Army Of wc.r virginia,

MARIETTA, ONO, July 25th, 1879.
DEAR SIR: The Soldiers OF the Army OF
West Virginia will meet on the 10Th OF
September, 1879, at Marietta, Ohio.
The object Of this society is social, de-
signed to collect and preserve the history
and memories Of the war, and to perpetu-
ate the name and fame OF the members OF
this army, who fell in the service oil their
country.
You are cordially invited to be present
and participate, Letters OF inquiry may
be addressed to General B. D. Fearing,
Chairman Committee OF Invitation, Mari.
eta, Ohio.
We earnestly solicit your acceptance.
We have the honor to be very respect
P.I1-. W. ri. IT. ~
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Baltimore and ohio changes In Balu.

HaliInoTo American.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany yesterday purchased from Mrs. Geo.
Brown, the owner, the warehouse prop
erty No, 1872 West Baltimore street, adjoin-
ing the site bought OF the Glenn estate
which has been 80 long cleanedand await
ing the erection OF the new central build.
ing for the company's offices. The price to
be paid Is $780, 600. The Adams Express
Company, which occupies a part Of the
building, has been notified to Yacate, and
active building operations will be begun
about the lst Of January next. This will
give the proposed new building a much
finer frontage, and give scope for an at.
tractive architectural design.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-30

Arnold's Victor, Australian and Purple
straw were also planted with these plots,
In order 10 test them, but they we're SO
badly winter.killed that they were worth.
less for cutting ut harvest time. All of
these varieties followed oats, with the ex-
CePtion OF n plot Of Clawson, which
was planted after Hungarian grass, fall.
ing otrlargely in yield.
The various methods Of planting wheat
are also tested each year aud an account
Of the yield kept, as compared with culti-
Walton and its absence.