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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-06
KgEORS TO IkcAlls.
The People Of Atchison Turn Out
En- Masse to Greet Kansas
Fayorite Senator.
Speeches, Music and General Feel.
ing Of JubiIance all Around.
The Ratification Meeting Held st
Topeka on Friday Evening.
HeNORS TO INGALLS,.

Special to THE TTNEl
THE ANTI. INGALLS, CAUCUS.
TOPEKA, Ks, January 3l-The anti-In.
gals caucus continued in session from
eight o'clock last night until two O'Clock
this morning. Chief Justice A. Fl. Horton
was finally resolved upon as the choice Of
the opposition to Ingalls, to be voted for in
joint convention to-day. Public meetings
were held from three o'clock this morning
until breakfast time. They were addressed
by Anthony, Simpson, Phillips, Pomeroy,
Clarke and others.
THE EEyELRY
is still in progress, and the hardest work Of
the campaign is now being done by the
friends Of the two candidates. Horton
claims to have as high as eighty-one men
pledged. Ingalls, still claims enough to
elect. Efforts are being made to create a
stampede from Ingalls, to Horton. The
contest at this hour is considerably mixed,
and 30 close apparently that nothing but
the vote in joint convention can decide.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-06
l sKHsAfroN AT wINCHEIER.
IWsANhaStoR a pwns AL

Il
The nne tract Of land adjoining town on the
west, owned BY Mr.. John Carson, aud on
which he has erected extensive and valuable
Improvements, making 1t one of the most
desirable In this section, was owned by VIM.
Ellis Sen, late Of this. 20 and now deceased.
He sold II and purchased the town property
known As the Winchester Hotel, and selling
IL purchased . farm four miles sothwest OF
town, where he died and where his widow-a
second wife now lives.
His nrst wife became an inmate OF An asy-
lum, In New York probably, when she was
the mother of three children, namely, Will
H., Jas, Augustus and Henry, who are we'll.
known here. A divorce, It is claimed, fol
owed, and then the seQunce as above indicat
ed.
In now turns out that the nrst wife u still
living, and has lately made her appearance
here, claiming to be Ellis only true and law
full wife, and an interest in all the real estate,
that has been owned by her husband, ". 81.
Hllis Sen., since the separation many yeArs
aso. She claims that the divorce was unlaW-
fully and frauduleutly obtained, and II there
fore void. We must await developments. II
she prosecutes her claims vigorously, owe
understand she proposes to do, having n.
ready retained able legal talent in her inter.
est, 1t will seriously eject the several titles,
which in justice, Ii seems. should not be dis
torbsd. Waiting, We ahall see. We have no
moro grantugS between Hlis and CAxson. who,
II pocEible, viii be reminded Of the clause
: and VIII forever defend"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-06
A HORROR IN NESS COUNTY.
fCOr. Topeka COmmOnW ealth, 20. I


Last Wednesday morning Ness county was
the s,ene of q bloody and oisgraceiul shoot
ing affair, which eliminated in the death of
one Mrs. Parker, who was near the point OF
becoming q mother, being shot With . revol-
yer through the abdomen. We gathered the
following facts from Mr.. 3. g. Dearborn, a
creditable gentleman from the vicinity where
the bloody work was performed:
For some time . deadly feud has existed
between the Parker family and the Lavann
boys, near neighbors: and on the morning
Of the fray, Parker went to the Lavann boys,
and told them to come up to his house and
get their horses which had mysteriously got
ten on his premises, and when they got there
the Parkers, 50 the boys say were armed and
Immediately opened nre on them. The
Lavanns returned the cOmplime"t, which
resulted In the death Of Mrs. Parker. The
boys readily gave themselves up to the au-
thorities of Rush county, where they claim
they ars ready to stand their trial. Parker
ran on, and left his wife weltering In her
gore. Messrs. Joe Kirchine: and Joe Martin
were the fst to reach the Parker house after
the sad afiair.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
Se Serp1 YtutO'S GtfotI1un9S;
reiIe TT Wfrif9.

Maior Sc Serpa ginto, Der nadere 9or>
tilgtele, pel6er Si6afrita bonn NtIantii6em
bis gum Snoil6en OSean quer our6tpanz
bert bat, lit fir3lih iiber Nben, 9leran>
6rien. Marietle mad 2iiiabon suriifge>
tebrt unb bat bort am II. SUM- in einen1
Sortrage, benz Der &6nig. bic W1inilter
uro Die bette @eleui6aft Der Stabt bei=
ipobntcn, Iber Die mertpiirbigen @rlebuille
1eIrer expedition intereiiante Oiittbeilun>
gen gemadt.
Serpa Binto brad i'm gfobember 1877
BON GengueIa, an Der MeItfIite Nfriz
ta's, nit 3tpet DeiBen @efGbrtcn, S6iffsz
tapttdn GapeIlo uno lieutenant
Snens, auf. Sn 8tbe, Der GuBcrIten
tueitafritanii9en 8eiibung 8ortugols,
trennten ii6 Die brei 9tnfuDrer; a@apeao
nno Sbens Sogen, nit Gem gr0Bten She'll
Der berfligbaren Wittel uno 8eoba6tunaSz
Sn1trumente aus9eriiltet, Su ipi1ienidaftz
li6en 3ueGen norOoitmdrts; Serpa Yinto
tDurbe bon elmer beftigen @ebirn6autentz
Silnoung auf bas &ranfenlaJer 0emorfen
uno ihien 5u Dem Q8eitcrnarl6e Ourchaus
unfdbig su leiu. Der 6eiltunlt oienIt5az
rer 9teger gum Srob, ipelde Dur6 9lnlez
gullg Sa6lreiber 8Iutegel ltno Shr0pfz
f0pfe uno Oa6ur1 bemerfIteQi0te1 8iut=
entsug Die &rifte OeS 6orihers auf's grnz
pfinoIihlte lbipddteH, bIieb Serpa ginto
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
Cite ,,SeutfSe'. stunpreSe.

Sin Steue Mfcgrorbs bon Sonia, BEN
Or. 0aDes gum 0titglieoe ovs .. g.
0eri6ts auserlc1en bat, lit Der friibere
Gouoerneur uno nadmalige 8un6es1enaz
Tor 81 q m e y bon WeinneiDta gum &rte9sz
mtniiter beitimn1t. = lle6er oieleu Ssrrn,
Der bonn &riegSnelen immer6in 10 DieL
berltebt, tple Der Wtarineminiiter Tbomp=
ION bonn SeeDelen, tper0en ~allerlei, 1ne6r
Ooer lpeniger 9utmiitbige S6er3e genla9t,
81 ipeIden ieine penniDlbanil 6z6eutl6en
standardization ben Gnlab geben.
Seln Seuti6 lit ndmli6 bon Der ORR, tpie
oas DeS alien Sors6einler bon Stem Sort,
Doer oes braDen Ort6 bon Snoia1a, ooer
nnlereS 9btcagoer 8uftalo=U eIler. Ser
GGltImorerS eutl dc Gorreiponoent, Der ibH
it6 b~elOnoers auf &orn 9enommen bai,
1H6t ibrn MN Solgenoes ar3ubGngen:
v9Slr ttno 5IfGltg in Der Sage, cine Ser
bortreffltden Oeuti6en StumpreDen 9ta1n=
leD's bier mtttbeilen 81 fOnren uno tbun
SieleS Inn 10 lieber, oa es cine bemofrati=
l6c Stumpre6e lit. Sor Snoan3ig Sabreu
mar nGmIi6 Serr &alnieb nod 0emo=
frat, CT Duroe bon 6cm QrGfioenten 8u>
6anan gum erltem 9oMnerrIeur pes Serri=
toriums Winneiota ernannt un6 iibte in
Dem iungen Staate ais 6emofrati16er
PpNNt"N" S%ODNu StNItnD uI9s StuS2 XIV
ges bielt ct III ct. gtou6 folsenOe tlaiitl9e
9te0e:
Yr0fet beiti6e 5reinbl Mer bent nau
putti iubn en- @letti6en; mer bent uf Der
enig 9ano e republitanil6er &onbibot iii
Ut Der Onner San6 e oemoifrotii6 aonbis
Ot0ot nau mill Sud- jui6t Dererids
plene, fir tpelde mer l6tim me ieIe. Die
republIto1Il6 Yartet, Die 10, I'LL bape, mer
l0nt III SuntGg i'll B. Ser 9 ge6e, TN fe
Bier net trinfe, met JOINT inn JerbauptIems
peren3ler iperoe.
bic oemotrotii6 gartei, 8 ie null batue,
1ner lont Ster trinfe, Wann's ms i6medt,
uno lont in D. @er6 gebe, pann'S ms
past. ytau is ini6t pIeen, fl r pcl6e mer
1eu mar aIetpeil bic gartei pl IN Der Semz
pereinl pes ben nler lido lang { 'wiBt; nan
ioo / lebe, oaB ie ibrc otitih S6timme,
%ocrllere, nan mcdte lc nemt Gemperen5
ZEN, amer lie ben Be Gab 5u firth an5'H
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04

86o q'loiie, ie tennes nau neuli mel trtcge.
Wler tpiIie, tporGn me fin nit ieuc Nepus
blifoner.
Scue Gepublifoncr nit iBrer Gempez
rensg'lhidt, oes erinnert mid OH c
S6poB, no bot paiiirt in Der Gait. 30
is c flener 8u in enc SonnoGgsS bul 9es
bodt I'm bot aIS e lauer 0'iidt 9ema6t I'M
mit'm 9inncre 0'tpidelt I'LL 9'tennt: Die
S6Dolmam, Die meint, benz feblt Gppes,
lin ieggt: vOu flener Su. mann Ou ipas
bolt, 10 mutt oes mir lage." Ser tlere
8u ieggt unb idIu6St aIsefort: Lido
= i6-ta- ia = tdnnS net iage." gtall
ment le ldur, er lei itd, UT mill EN- 16o
benz l6tde; DO l0tebt e tlener 8u, no nee
mig e1 bodt. uff INT ies9t: lid tpeB, mas
Dem feblt, Der bot in B. 0ole gcm90t,
uau medt CT g tpie6er seriG quettere."
80 gebts ieIe 9tepublitoner a nit tbrer
Semperems, bic bent a in B. 6ole g'ma9t
I'LL nau mchte les tpieoer 5ertdl6atte. 20
ge6t amer inemt, nler Dl1le 1lau, por0n
ner i'm MIA bere 9artct.""
60 lpIt Der 9alt. 9. Gorrelponoen ell.
gs nirb lolden 2eieru ge9eltiber. DeIz
die cinigc &enntmiB bon politii6em Ber>
iDnli6feiten baben, nidt Der 8emerfung
bebirfeu, DOB DaS Soritehen6e lebigli6
cine S6nurre lit, oieuei6t Elm 8erz
in6, Die grotesfen SpdBe 9etroleum ytass
bus na6suabmen. Sn tuie melt bieier
&eriu9 g~elungen lit, mDge ber 2eier ielbit
beurtbeiIen; unS i6eint Die gebuIidfeit
NIT 2angeIotbs iafttgen @ulenlpiegeleten
GROCER, ais bic init ben SpdBcn 9tasbD's.
Snoelen-in Oen 9uHbsta9en bari mans
po6L nt6t 10 eenau nebnten. lleber einen
m~iBluMgenen SerluG, niBig 81 ietn, in
ibrefIi6e fttIihe Gntriitung SIT geratbcn,
uie eS bic rWinn. 8oIts3eitun9" unO bic
v@eltli9e 9oft" bel oieier @elegenbeit
tertiS brinsen, oaS erinnert leb9aft al Die
&euBerung @Otbe's (tuenn mir ni6t irren),
baB Der 9eutl6e reine ernitbatte 8eltie"
lift, Die feinen Spab DerlteDt. Cur Sa6e
lelblt lit aber ST bemerfeI. DaB &amleD
nie Oemofrat ipar; DaB er niht bon
gu6anan, iombern pom 9rGitbent Saplor
als 86ig gum @ouuerneur bon Wtinnelota
ernannt murbe uno DaB ct mobl Der leBte
getueien iein pirbc, ben 0eutl6en bic re-
publtfanii6e Yartet ais cine 81 nleioe1oe
Mu6erpartei bin3uiteIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
2~S5chemfiche Sllircis &faafs-Beif,cne.
: Gin opm;s 1efteuer Grimino(fou lit

= Gin 9em;B ieltener Griminalfau lit
~ouaenbIidli6 III Gan QntoniO oas
StaotsciprGh. Cine iunge Sarbtge bat
gegen ei1en iltgen Wtann Namens Wt Z
2tnoDct III einen Seutlden bebratlQeh
@ldubenS, Der in einem Der grDBtel 0e>
l6Gfte baielbit ais &eiien6er angeltelt 1T,
cire lnflage auf Notbsu6t erDoben. SIno7
beim iibt I'M @eiGn9niB. oa oas Serbrez
den, belien CT an9etla9t 1T, NIT Dem &ooe
beltraft ipirb uno leine Sreila1tung geger
Birgi6aft baber ni6t Slldliig 1T. 9te
9teaer int Staate 6aben $1,000 5ulami1enz
ge6raht uno eit 4saar tlidtige QopofateI1
fir bie Glage argenommen. Sic ipnllet
a%usfinDel1, Oh elm Wei6er nit gleid)el1
W2aBe gemeiien pir6, pie etn G6nar ger.
Nn oemielben Sage, an ipeldem Die &lage
gegel 1inoDeim erDoben purDe, tpur0e sll
gteger in Sort 8erb County, Der inter oers
iel6en 9tnflage itano, Don elnem Nfob
9cb6ngt.
: Sn elmer benz Srn. SO. 81. $. 2ooee
lamb aus Oenper, Gol., gebDrtgen @rlIbe
nabe 9eabptlIe, SOL, lit eit auBerz
orbentli6 rei6es Eager foblen aureS
Gals entbedt moroen. ST.. 2onelano
bat $500, 900 fur Die @rube aus9el@la8eIt.
Sin rei6er &aufmann aus @bto,
6err Weorg 0pmofattis, BAT in
ieinem Seitament folgenbe groBartige
Stiftlngen 9ema6t: 100000 ST. fit ben
&0nig Der 6ellenen, I'm Oaril6cr ST p9is
lantbropil6en ober nationalet 3we6en gu
Derfigen; 500. 600 ST. iiir bic Wrilnoung
cincs Srren6auies IN NtDcn; 100000 ST.
fir baS 9rie6ii6e Gpmnalium in GDio;
10000 Tr. fir bas Soital i'll @9io;
$4,000 ST.. fir bas Waiien6anS Der &0niz
gin Nmalia in Qltben unb $4,000 ST.. titr
Die pbilantbropil6e 0eleQl6aft in G6io.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S~choeIlkopf,


Sw;i6es 6raufltnz uno Dtarset> StraBe,
empfing Ioeben cine @artbie
Grtra fcinem Sana= nnS @nffas&afee, nHe
Sorten Oun 9ri,tcrt tnto idfuarScnt Sbee,
fcinlIe Saniaa=G boculdoe II. &af0O, &tebig'S
SIeii6s Grtract, S6Uuei;er aiaSerntcbt uto
coGocstIirtc Otildl, etitDct1adten dlttteIfid)cn
Sttgl0cr, Gd)tcS Woba= Il. SLiUcusScl, reineu
%itarfcn %Scinefig sum GinmadDen, ddte 0es
tutirSc ttn0 &DrDeerbI6ttet, &arOdmort II. Na=
niu0>SobneH, ~iibersM6erten &eipstger SAL
mus, geld)dlte Weanoelm u. 0itrDnat, Wtob itz
i~anmcn, Sttimnel, TemdcI nno 9lniS, @ndl=
bplSerbeerem, &orinmocr, 9etroftcte $seiocIz
bccrcn, @trnet ttmo SirI d. ca, oeutfd1e &sirie,
itaI. gtuoeln uto WtGcarunt 9cutfdIeS SSStuet=
i%denmaS, &atb. YHammen, GtdjeIf1ifce, St>
GOrien uto &aHecsGrtract 0cisen0rieS,
Yerlgcritc, 0riiuform Mno S1gO, SAFER tno
@mfUeiS engriibe, &artUifclmebI un0 GeiS=
tmcbl, WiuhuiaGncn tto WtObNmcbl, Gtrab>
burger 00mlcIcbcr<9Saiteteh, Gbamptgnptl5
tno SSapert, iSrGtts Oitlde S1roittcS int Sci
1tlo M1rinirt, SeufIaroiueS mtO SccfOrcueit,
Sa~0cuem, Nuii. G0rotnc6 tmo &aOiar, 9Gn=
d)uOiS, tn1riItrten &ad)s uro Nal, adltc bpn.
$s0ringc, tnipprtirten tt1O btciigeu SdItucijcr=
Scale, f~cttctt Ytdbms, &imburOer uto SSato=
&6fe, WOQucfOrt= taS Y1Etn eiGnt1le, Yari=
Ter S6nupftabat bon &obbcG, SptnmrGOer,
&ul5iG)ubc II. oer9teiben.
staes gu Ou b%iui9iten 4reiien rnb in better auaGitdt.
Henry Sch0ellkOpf,
@boteiaIe Mmb 0tetait SrOcer.
6fen, fri rr6 1u5i
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
4 nfft9 { It.
We get NE
bic aIlerbeite 81 eDt3in
fiir 9iSpepite
atM1

GewtOu, SC. s., p. Wlara 1877.
Serrn S. D. SteuenS.
g8ertber Ser! - Nob einmaI eroreife i'd bic Se6er,
UNI lene Snritim Der Mebisineu, bas NEGETlNE SIT
preiien. Nts i'd Dor Swet SGbrcn ben 9tbrnnb oeS
NEGET1NE nit 10 iegensreider @Sirfun9. begann,
~9laubten metne 6rennbe. es lei nur Der 0tTeft zines
StimulirIlittels, or balo mitoer porilber leIlI mo MID
in metnem alten 2uitano taien meroe. Da Gtnt9e, lpe!1
DIE mein friiber etnJeloupteS 3eu9rtB laler, eoeilo pel<
ten mD9ten, 10 lbreIbe i'd nO9mulS, I'M tbre a3peItel
in bteier Sinlidt gu l0len. Sel t6 Dor nabeSu Spet
Scabren nit benz @e6rau1e be3 VEGETINE be8antt.
babe i6 bis sur Stnnoe SngenonImen, i'd erlteue mid
mIeoer meiner alten Selunobett uno l6reibe meIne
MieocrDerltelune benz VEGETINE gu. 8or 5wet
S1bren mar tb 10 b~erabgetommerl, rte man ntr lelh
tam. A6t Otonote lang mar i'd ans SeIt 9eGeflet, mo
a6t NcrSte, bic Su ben gelb!fteltet DIele5 St11te5 auD>
len, ballen mid bcreIts aui9c9eben. sic lo8ten, t6
bate mebrere 8rantbeiten, b0runter S6winoludt,
DerSframtbeit nnb etltde anbere ntdbt nlt,loer InDels
bare, uno tb min c 1terbett. QaS NEGEI1NE aber,
60s i'd ais leBte5 &cttnn9Smittel perlu6te, brabte
mid wtcber auf bic 8eine, uno ibm peroanfe i'd uletn
Sebeu. Seit mein 3uitano ii6 SIT belern be9ann, nllz
terluarf i6 meme fr1ntDett etuer gendueH Erulnn9 nnO
ianD, bag DpSpeplta ooer II Hueroanlt6 tett
allen meinen Spmptolnen Su Srlnoe lag, uno 1etntt
fauo ib, oaf, inter lie lebS &raufDettSfdlen innI Die
9SirfIneen ~Derielben llrl DE limb. 9Sein Die Nobrln9
i'm Ota9en nidt geb6rt9 petOaut wiro, 10 ptro 1e eIne
~faulenot. sttti9e Otafe, Wei1e in oos Slnt etntrttt nno
burb bieles nad allen &bet!eH pes &orpers. 9eln9rt
mtrb. Sn SSolge oeien tre:en III etrtgen ooer in allen
Sr9auen beS N6rpers Grantbeitsipnptont out rno,
wenm bic llriade niht bcieitt9t wtro, 10 CntptfelI ib
bieie Spmptome nit Der 3eiI gu organtl6eu Srantbet>
ten. SD tabe ba5 VEGETINE in metnem eisenen
Sal einer srinDIi6en YrObe untermorten, ebeHlo III
ben 5SdIen pleier Lleiner Setanntcn, nno tb ertdnnte
BARN Die ~aaerbelte OteotSin 1lr OpSpeplt1 ODER Snoi9ez
itiou, su beren Spmptomen in Der 9teJel Der Sianbe gz
bort, 6aB man an einer nnIeilbaren Orsontiden Grant
belt letoe. SD bin in ben St6o;en GotStomr, SSeare
unb Mention in bieiem Gtaate (lt. 81 mobl betannt
unb farm fitr a4e oieie Nn9aben unIptberic9lt6e See
peiie bcibrinsen. Serm bin in bereit, ale i9ttttltden
Nuira9en in SeSu9 aui meinen SAL ober ben Sebrau0
bes NEGETINE gu beautmorten.
Nuiri6tts Der Sbrtge
u. 8. urbe&,
@enn VEGETINE re9elmdBi9 nab Der GorIdr
eeblabt miro. 10 mIro eS elne libere uno l1leuni9e Sur
Der . pSpepi q beptrtcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04

YSfNAtAD- Stnoet % Gtnts in Stamps ODER C,rz
FVS~~S> rencp fir elm neue5 WserS cs0Sum
Us banSslt iiber aae &rantbeiten, bat Is ib6ne Webtl.
oMitaen, uel9e bic Steannsen tronter 9ieroe seioen,
Y$1h n cine Ooiens 2abele, etne groBe @ommlnn1
O"VD snertbocue Receptc, S{cgelu fur Sic Ses
~ittmmuns bes Killers eine5 4ierOes, ne6it elmer Nb6tIs
onnS, pelde be SABINE eiues ieoeu Sabres sei9t, nebIt
s,net uten9e %anOerer wertbOoQet Selebru l9en i6er
$5 unS $40 setauit uuO iiuOe ioIde ni6t 10 aut mie b"ss
Sbrtse." .Ssnoet I'm Elm @ircuIor. asenten perionot.
y; s Senoa9, 81. D., gnosburab 6a4S. st.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04

gu berfamfe1: un 1'"'sr if is9t :i s5"i atssI, @sssing.
neue pariorzSr9el, aus elmer Der beiten %SSobrifen. AZ u
psrfauien. Goreien inter C. HI. mimmt Sic Grpeebii~
tion bieles Slattes ~entgegen. 18il2tninn3mS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
Ser Mctfumas=9 lnfer.

3aus1S ION mittw uw6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
pirb DOu aDcn apot6efern Dertanft.

gu bertauftn: s s'p ssaa!oog ssso6 9F9s sa!5s9:
neu, iebr biats gu uertuuien. Serner wsocn Mbreiie Bee e
St9entbamers elm piano eriter S!oiIe. Mdbcres BEL
SuItns Bauer q &c.. 1872 s. 1874 @obalb Npeune.
20illou2t u2p6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30
THE EXTRA SESSION OF CON
GRESS AND ITS RECORD.

ON Saturday the United States senate
passed the judicial appropriation bill,
which omits any provision for the pay
Of marshals, and in a supplemental bill
provided for the pay Of marshals, yet
limiting their compensation To- services
performed in the courts, and denying
any payment for services at elections.
Both of these bills are now in the
hands Of the executive. The former, it
&, said. will receive his signature and the
latter Dee vetoed, and returned " Con-
-rrss to-day.
There is but little room o. doubt that
whatever action Mr. Hayes shall see
proper To take upon these bills, Con-
crrss will adjourn to-day or tomorrow.
It's work will be finished, its record
made. and its members will 20 to their
constituents and leave the result in
their hands.
Much has been said and written as TO
tine probable effect Of the extra session
upon the standingoi the political parties
iu the next campaign. There is one
thing certain, that it has served to place
very distinctly and clearly before the
country the issues upon which the next
raupaign will be- fought, and has enabled
MS 90 see and understand the attitude
which the leaders Of the different polit-
iral parties have assumed towards these
controlling questions. In this the extra
session has done the country great ser
vice.
on Friday last the Hon. Frank Hurd,
of Ohio, in very eloquent speech in
the House, summed up the work Of the
session, and expounded in a mastery
manner the questions which had diyid-
cd the Democratic and Republican par
ties in Congress, from which speech We
Give the following extracts:
At the beginning Of this session OF
Congress the Democratic party declared
three propositions: We insisted that
the army should be kept away from the
nils. that the test oath should be re-
pealed. and that laws should be enacted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30
Fresh sunplies of Vitality

To renew a waning StSCk may De gathered from
a source accessible 10 all, and never sought in
vain by any whose constitution and vigor are
not So much dilapiiatcd as 10 bc wholly past NJ
puIiug Evidence direct, convincing and ample,
indicates Ho>tctters stomach BitterS as a tonic
Of uneNampled efficacy and perfect purity, and
possessed Of proucrties that constitute il an in
valuable remedy for dyspepsia, constipationl liver
complaint, urinary and uterine weakness, rhcu.
matte complaints and malarial fever Delicate
females and iuarm Old persons are inyigorated
and solaccd byIt, and the physical pruStnuon
which usually follows a severe illness is in a
great degree rpmCdiCd and cOuyalecCCnCc acCel-
Grated through its use. II occupies a leading
position among medicinal staples.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30

CENTRAL Illinois promises a heavy
Weld of winter wheat Of a superior quail
ity. In some portions the acreage Is
greater than in any previous year, and
thirty bushels To the acre is anticipated
from much of it. The harvest is now
beginning. Hay and oats, however,
are pronounced pretty nearly a dead
failure"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30

THERE has been a gOod deal OF COM
plant concerning the baekwardness Of
the season, but summer seems 70 have
come now in real earnest, and Sirius
promises to make things lively. 1t Is
weather in which the caution cannot be
too iorcibly impressed upon the minds
Of the people that there is much dan
ger, direct and indirect, in the fierce rays
Of the sun. There is no period OF the
wear when greater caution is necessary.
I'm the hustle and hurry OF business it is
natural that men should become over
heated, and, TO cool of, drink ice-water
and the numberless sO-called Summer
drinks"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30

Hen medical authority at Washing
ton, including members OF the National
Board of Health, who have given the
matter constant and careful attention,
and who are fully informed by medical
experts travelling in the South, are OF
the opinion that the Southern States
are to escape a visitation OF the fever
this summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30

The prevalent opinion seems 70 be
that no possibility Of Il BonaParte
restoration in France exits now or IS
likely to occur for years hence, and that
if ever the Empire is 10 be revived, II
must be as finale Of some unlocked
for revolution, of which the Republican
success shows no chance For the
present, then, monarchist cOnspiracies
are an end. But the BOnaparte adj
herents will join the other dynastic
faction against the conservatives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30
Commissioners Sale.
Yin chancxJ.

In the County Court Of Ohio county West Vir-
c. Aultman & Co.,
c.,.,,, v,lorocn o, ., In eAanOvo'
By virtue Of decree entered I'm the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, in the
above entitled cause, on the lgth day Of March,
A. ID. 1879, the undersigned Special Commits
siOners will, on
WEDNESDAY, THE It'll DAY OF JUNE,
A. d. 1879, beginning at 10 O'Clock a. ~, sell at
public auction, at the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, the fol-
lowing described real estate, tO-wit The portion
OF lot numbered - in Michael Grsham'S addi-
ton to the city of Wheeling. fronting on the
north side of Fifteenth formerly called Centre
street and bounded rs follows: beginning al the
southeast corner OF said lot on Fifteenth street
and running thence wcStwardly with the north
side OF said street 30 feet more or less, Ia the
point where the east line Of the east
wall of the dwelling house OF Joseph
A. Bodily would, II extended, iuteSect
the north side of sand street; thence running m
nOrtherly direction at right angles with said
street To the south line Of thcUlcy in the rear OF
said lot: thence running i'm I'M Castcr!y direction
with the south line Of SAID alley Ia the northeast
corner of said lot, and running from thence with
the east line of said lot 10 the place Of be-
ginning. having thereon fine twO-stOry. blicG
dwelling house.
TFRMs OF SALE-One.third, or-So much more
threOt rs the purchaser may elect To pay, OF the
thereof in twOcqu al inStallmeutS, payable one
and twOyears respectively from the day Of sale,
evidenced by promiSSOry notes with good per-
Sonal security thereon, and bearing interest from
day OF sale title OF said property to be retained
until further OrderOf tln court.
GEO. H. CALDWELL,
f. {. HILDRE1H,
majb Special Commissioners.
The above sale is adjourned until Wednesday,
the 18th day Of June, ls79, at ID o'clock An. at
the same place GEO. b CALDWELL,
+. {. HlLDREIH,
juji Commissioners.
ThCabovC sale is adjourned until SATURDAY,
the 2Sth day of June, 1879, at 10 O'Clock A. VI, al
the same place GEO. II. CALDWELL,
+. G. IlLDRETH.
juclgi Commissioners,
The above sale is adjourned until TUESDAY,
the sth day OF July, 1879. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at
the same place GEO. b. CALDWELL,
+. &. HIlDRkIH,
iue2Oi Commissioners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES lNINE WEEK.
= ", begin 10th July. ls7g aud end 10TH sep
tember. Have proved Of signal use,-lst, 70 stu
dents who design To pursue their studies AZ thi
or other Law school: ID. % those who prOp6s
% read privately: and 3rd, % practitioners wn
have not had the advantage Of systematic in
struction, For cimular apply lP o. University
of Val 20 john Minor, Prof. Com. and stat.
Law. ma26MWb