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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-27

RAILROAD BoSDs-lrregular; \. Y,
Central issues weak and lower; Kansas
Pacific strong and higher.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SroUKs-The market was weak lower
and unsettled during greater portion
of the day, and after frequent fuctua-
tons prices at the close showed n decline
OF 4 to A per cent. The depression was
most marked in coal shares, granger
stock and Erie. n. Y. Central declined
from i3 to 3sl, Delaware, l.ackawanna
and Western from 52i Ia 50I, Delaware
and Hudson from i0i to i0i, Monis and
Essex from ~ to S3t, Northwestern COM
mon from 40 Ia 3Sl. The weakness ot
the general market was ascribad 10 re-
ports that James keane was selling most
of the active shares, while y. Y. Central
was depressed by the annual statement
of the receiver, showing decrease IN
the net earnings OF SlS2 900 AS com.
pared with 1877, aud the announce
ment that the Pennsylvania railroad
company has blocked the arrangement
by which this road was Ia receive n large
accession Oi traffic irom the Reading and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads. The
transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
of which 56,00O were Erie, 1900 Lake
Shore, 1900 Wabash, 1000 Northwest
ern common, l3,OW preferred, 1900
St. Paul common, 5000 preferred, 25,OM
Delaware, lackawanna and Western,
$1,000 New Jersey Central, 5000 Morris
4 Essex, 1000 Union Pacific, 2J,0O
Ohios, li,0OO Western Union aud 5000
Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
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NO. lab.
Ohioaeo.

CHIcAas, February 26.-Flour-
In good demand at fun prices. Wheat
Steady with fair demand and closed
easier; No. No. Q Chicago spring S2t(s
CSC cash; pSseStc seller March; slG
9ijc seller April; 97!c seller May No.
5 do. 79lc; rejected 65c. Corn-Dull
and price slower; gilt edged SSt(s34c
cash; S3lc seller March; SStc seller
April 37t@37ic seller May. Oats
Active, firm and higher; gilt edge s3l
Caa3;c cash; 23lc seller March; eSic
seller April; s6l lc seller May. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Bsrley-Dull
at 76c. Fla, seed-Steady with Q lair
demand at 81 2sal 62I. Pork-Active
but lower at $40 22irl0 IS cash and
seller March; SO - seller April;
SO 47iSl0 80 seller May. LArd-In
fair demand but at lower rates at 81 500
q S2l cash AMI seller March, 81 90(s
) 92 seller April; 500 seller MAY.
Bulk Meats--Dull and lower at 81 81
as l5t95 10. Dressed Hogs--M Market
buoyant hut unsettled at 81 45tat 10.
Whisky Quiet.
Cincinnati.
CIScISSArI, February 2B.-Cotton--
Firm at Ole. Flour Demand fair aud
market firm. Wheat--ln good demand
and prices u shade higher; red winter
81 ~. Corn-lnactive at Nta3ic. Oats
in good demand at a6td 2sr. Rye
Strong and higher at Sha5+c. harley
In fair demand; sample lots nj spring
at 6sa10c. Pork Quiet aud un.
changed at $40 2Sal0 30. Lard
Demand active; steam 81 20. Bulk
Meats Strong; shoulders 81 NJ cash;
81 ~ seller April; short rib $50 cash;
s. ~ scller Marh; - .Ntd5 81 seller
May; short clear 81 ~. Bacon-De.
mand fair and market firm at 4.d5l6s
SIC. Whisky--Stcady with q iair de
mand at 81 Oh Butter-Quiet; choice
to fancy reserve l1glsc; prime do. ID
Csl6c. linseel Oil-Stealy ut 8Sc.
New Orleans.
NKw ORLEANS, February s6.-Coiiee -
Steady; Rio cargocs, ordinary to prime,
lltnl6ic. Sngar-Strong; inferior IA
goDd common ~ IA; common 10 good
common 5!m5lc; yellow clarified 8iCg
7ic, Molasses Steady and In good de-.
n,Rnd; iermcnting 22ta 2sc; cistern bot
tolus ma 'Isc; common 2Ga22c; tair 23,.s
2ic, centrifugal aOts &c /; prime Ia strictly
prime 27(o 3lc. Ricr--firmer; l.ouisi-
ana ordinary to choice S.@6,c.
Toledo.
ToLrn", February 2i. - Wheat
bull; extra white Michigan held at
81 OH; amber Michigan seller March
held at 81 0Oi seller April 81 OF asked,
81 OH bid; No. = rel winter spot 81 O0i;
seller April si Wi Corn Dull: high
misciscller MAY 3Sc; NJ. . seller MAY
81, rejected - ,c
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EOREIGN.
City oi Glasgow Bank. .


LONDON, February 26.-It is under
stood that there will be a meeting OF
creditors Of the City OF Glasgow Hank
in u fortnight, followed by u call for
four or five thousand pounds per share,
so as to place the estates of all share
holders Immediately under the control
OF liquidator, and Obyiate the necessi-
ty for a further call. The report from
the liquidator anticipates that all credi.
tors will be paid in full, il, as believed,
that the House OF Lords will confirm the
decision OF the Scotch Judges concern
ing the liabilities of the trustees for
shares registered in their name.
Tremendous Storms.
LONDON, February 26.-Tremendous
storms continue in South France, where
hundreds Of people are thrown on the
public charity by the destruction or in
undation of their house. In Spain the
tempest lasted four days, and there was
much damage and loss Of life. The va
rious villages and farms in Navarrees
Oturras were destroyed. A bark, name
unknown, was wrecked at Corunna and
thirty persons drowned.
The Zulu War.
LONDON, February 26.-An estimate
will be submitted To Parliament for tho
advance of 10000 for the expenses
Of tho Zulu war. This is All account,
and does not purport to represent the
entire or any exact proportion OF the ex-
penses OF the war. A vote Is necessary
to supply what would otherwise be u
deficiency in the budget, which expires
on the 4th Of April.
Prince Napoleon.
Prince Louis Napoleon and retinue
sail on the steamer Danube from South
amptOn Tomorrow for the Cape to join
the British military forces in South AZ
riCa as volunteers. The Prince, in let
ter to Rouber announcing his intention
of joining the British forces at the Cape,
says: For the last eight years have been
a guest Of England. My education was
completed in an English military school,
and | have strengthened my ties OF
friendship with the English army by
taking part in its annual maneuvres.
The war at the Cape having assumed
more serious character, have wished
to follow the campaign. could not
refrain from sharing the dangers and
latigucs of the troops among whom
have so many friends. Moreover, the
time spent in witnessing this struggle Of
civilization against barbarism, will not
he wasted.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
LoNDoN, February 26.A meeting OF
the Atlantic and Great Western Rail.
road bOndholders and shareholders is
summoned lor tomorrow, to consider
the proposals Of the trustees for ar.
rangcmcnt with the Erie railroad, and
the propositions of James Mcilcnry
against such arrangement. A meeting
is called 10y tho trustees Ia consider
their report. To- hc held Friday The
date oi the meeting which MciIenry
will call to separate the Atlantic and
Great Western railroad completely from
connection with tho Erie, IL not yet
fixed.
The Plague.
NIENNA, February pa telegram
lE2@ohs AqaWQieSr ra@ tRat' 'llHe CON: COIN:
missioners meet with the greatest OPP
position from the Russian authorities in
the execution OF their duties.
The spotted typhus is announced as
prevailing in Eastern tialica.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-27
CRIME IN MISSISSIPPI.
Two Persons Murdered for
Money.

MnuWS. EvhUuar, -b.-A special L.
tlIc AtJ.ua,bc from iuka, Miss, gives
thr following grcuuut ut y jouhle mUr-
der pvypctratDj near that city, yvstcr-
day Major 4 4 llUtyhWs, accom-
uaniel hy Thomas McNatt, both highly
respected citizens ui this county, left
Iuka together Iu the afternoon to ~
tome. hcius uci.hbors. Hutchiu.
had drawn Sl.Ivo m gpid from
tu, express ufhcc sent from q
Cincinnati house, which was to be used
ma purchasing tJrm. late lu tbe eve.
uiu.. McNaIts horse returning udcr,css
with bia1J marks uu the saidlr,aroU>,,i
thu suspicious ot his family at tout play,
aud srarrh revealed the dead hniy Of
NrNait. terribly mutilated, about >,
mJ,r, from his home hundred wards
further uu. liutrhiDs was found IN hike
condition. 10 l. thought that some
parties knew vt the gold being AZ the
express office and hai wayiaFi sRd Wur'
GtCi both for the money.
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several Lives I I<Dst.

BAHspAT, February ~. The schoon.
er David II. Talck came ashore this
afternoon, south ~ here. The sea be-.
ing very heavy size commenced 10 break
up rapidly. Her crew of eleven, inciud-
ing q woman aud child, took refuge in
the rigging, and the crew 81 the Ills
saving station No. ~ attempted, during
tie morning, 10 hoard the vessel in Z
sun boat, bot were driven bs.k by .
a heavy SEA They then, with
the all Of the crew d sta.
ton No. IS, igged up . Br.ectes
bnoy, in which one man and the young
child were brought ashore, but is
such sa exhausted condition that po
further particulars could Le obtained
from thein. subsequently, the crew u
No. ~ arrived At the xrcct, and four 81
the ys--el's eies ~er. landed in q, Ing
condition, making ils Bumber saved G.
Tao While b.ing df1sn ashore in the
Breeches' bnoy we're drown, the hn.
breaking The CspiSib's ~iie died la
the ngsing. One man ~s- Washed
overheard. AMI the r--i. n md dead, are
supposed 30 i'~ in icI-less state still
0B i-Dsrj.
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CHARLESTON, W. VA.
An ImpostOr Brought to Grief.

CHARLESTON, February 25.-The ar
rest and imprisonment "t e.. W. Hart
we'll for stealing horse last week, has
brought to light his record, which
proves to be very black one. Sheriff
Rister received letter from a promi-
nent Mason and business man OF Ports
mouth, Ohio, stating that ilartwell had
stolen horse there, for which he
vas arrested. lie confessed, and
put in a plea OF being Pennllens,
and that he only took the horse to
ride piece and then intended to turn
him loose. This, together Slth many
misiortunes and claim to be Mason,
enlisted the sympathy Of the Masonic
Order at that place and they succeeded
in effeCting his release andprOyided him
with ticket 10 Lynchburg, Va, and
necessary funds to pay incidental eX-
penses. His latest dodge to enlist the
sympathy Of the people Is refusal 10
eat lie has not eaten bite foT week
although the daJntisst dishes have been
offered by the ladies' oi the city.
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Merio.n In,srnat,onal Erpo.illen

Sf. Lows, February ~. JOHN r. Ca
hill, the Mexican consul IN this city, has
Just received telegram irOn the City
oi Mexico. stating that the Minister oi
Public Works, General Vicente Mya
Palacios, has given orders for the ereC-
ton OF building Tor the International
Exposition, which is to take place m
1850. Work l. progressing rapidly, and
all the materials for the construction oi
the building will be purchased in the
United States. While this expos ton
Eill be international in character, eI-
hibiis from this country are specially
invited, and Il Is expected the AmeTi-
cans will make numerous and fine dis
plays oi their various goods, wares, ma
chlneTy, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-27
Weather Indications.

WAsaISsroS, February al An
FoI Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
very cold and clear or fair weather dur
Ing the day, With a slight rise, followed
by falling barometer, light variable
winds, and in the western portions ris-
ina temperature during Thursday night.
For the Lower Lakes, colder or partly
cloudy weather, areas Of light snow, ris-
ing barometer, and southwest 20 north
west wind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-27
Railroad MAtterA.

CuICAGo, February 36.-The South
western Rate Association, to-day
agreed to reduce the rates from the
Missouri river points .n cattle at FIVE
dollars per car, on hogs St ten dollars
per car. Ii ia siated'that the arrange
ments are abou; completed for the pOsl-
ing Oi rates between the Union Pacific,
Kansas Pacific and Colorado Central
railroads IL is intimated that the
Union Pacific haas agreed 10 appropriate
S2.0Oo.OO to complete the Colorado
Central from Georgetown, it, pres u'
terminus. to Leadyille.
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D.sastr us Fire at Poasaco,a.

faNsA,uiN. February %, -- \ huc
broke out iu the wooden building opp
VJsitC keEuy's store. oR SssrSg,rss1
street. vhI.h burned t0 lalSiaX street,
DESTROYING ave buildings. including tie
ilyers Bro, Office on PalaiaN street.
Two new stores on PiciHtr, south Of
SarlcoSSI, were burned, AMI twelve
north, Including tAy olbcr ui the olUk
ul the Grcuit Court, who sayed his
papers, alsn a number at the LAWYER :
offices aud the Office Oi the British Con.
sui The latter lost most Of his papers.
The loss is estimated at Sl2a,0OJ, With
about $4,000 Oi insurance About
twenty trms aro seeking new hablts
tions, and the Public Square is crowded
with the property taken tr0Sa ths burn
ing 6uildings #f|r
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Sala afCaal

NV ToKK, February e6-One hun
dred thousand tons oi Scranton coal
we're sold to-day Al suction, a. follows:
Chestnut ranged from g s0(s2 IS;
CRATE, - IS; steamboat, - IS; egg,
= 25(99 -; stove, - o0G2 g..
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LIVE STOCK
East I,iberty.

E,sr IiBgnrr, February 2d.-Ca,tle
Receipts to-day N1b heal ~ through
aud IA head of lpal; total ior two days
mi head oi through and bss head ol lo
cal Market slow at last weeks prices
Hogs Receipts to-day $50 head
tmal inr two davs 4, i6j head; Workers
~ SsaI 10; rhiladclphias ~ 60ta+ NJ
sheep Receipts ioIlay 10 head;
total ll9r.. tNo days 1890 htwi., .'Sts.
Chicago.
CHW,Go, February ai.-The Drouers
Joupdi reports hogs receipts ~ NU Uhead
shipments 500 head. Market SLOW
anil shade lower; choice heavy ~ ~
a. ~; light ~ SOta3 ~ mixed ~ NJ
(aj a..
Cattle --Is.ccipis 1870 heal. ship.
ments 800 heal. Market dull and
lower. shipping ~ O0aj ~; stockers
- 7Noi ~. butchers steady cows
81 20a3 ~; bulls - iHali ~.
SIccp-IieWipts 2,u0 head, ship
ments 100 heal. Market steady At
=. B2lG, ~.
New York.
Ngw YOgE, February vi. Beeyes--
l,.sripts Yesterday aud to-day 3,JD
head. Market denOraliscd. not more
than half having bctn sid at ~ ~,
aud prices further declined .c; common
10 prime strccn 1907; lew tops 100
lO.c. Exporters used about yo head
at WaD,r. Shipments |, 40 quarters.
sheep llcccipis for two days 900
head. Market quiet and steady al ttt9
tie; outside figure Tor two ears choice
Ohio sheep l3l pounds average. ship.
InantS 10 ,arcaEs.s.
Hogs Receipts for two days TO-
heal Market = shade frmer; eight
car oa'is sid alive at 81 I0ta,5 t0
Cincinnati.
CIscISsAn, February 26.-Hoss-
S,ealy for light, heavy quiet; common
s. 2J(a3 20, light 81 aEa+ Is; pack.
ing - I0sl -; butchers " +Otdt 10
Receipts $50 head shipments none.
DRY GOODS.
Esw Yorh.
agw losk, February 1i.--Ury GpSis
Cotton gssis still in fair demand with
commission houses, white goods AMI
quilts fairly active; fancy prints remain
sluggish in agents, hands; ginghams In
steady request; dps- gools doing we'll
mems wear ia light demand, and Ken.
lucky jeans IN irregular request; hosiery
and underwear in steady demand.
| [ F0r. .idd,iionai.Npt,i. Nc FagtA u age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-27

MEBH,Srs aBd visitors Sho have lie
sired ~ lobs h. live at hotel above ths
basIne-s ceaire, and io take . portion u
their meals doan iJxn, in Nev Yoft.
can 10 -. - il,s Grand Central, GA
Broadway, y nov kert on 10th the
American plan st $50 or $50, and the
EaroIsss plan at sl.0O as.i upw ards per
day. An elegant restaurant, at mosier-
ate prizes, is conducted by the hotel.
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STATE Law BUILDERS.
rag TEDIOUS PROCESS or FILLING
THL STATUTE BOOKS.
s,-..is Again worJ. the Senate The
u... PTS 10 Another Day on the
Assessment Bill Conference
Committee on the Judiciary
Amendment
WHEEitSG. February Is.
SENATE

SENATE
-... fng senate very Lriui timg Q,
..H .. business this morning. Tia,
.... committee u.r. not t'diDU,
H.r. va- ua other preliminary
-.ru nearly al thr muruiu.
.uv.s -Jy,u 90 o., passage otbilis
.II, rN--lu.
.. N. I.t Wu.ru yuacts that IN
r...g acton not uu contract, Tia
...,.. auuI t,r t,y plaintiff "n au
... u,l,rw.s., ior less than ten dol.
... ,.siguut recover iu respect tu
,.r.... my COSTS. unless tUg Court
..rr.ri thJ. tpr object ul the ac-
or-ht, besides ttc myrc
fmr..uy,r DAMAGES Iur the tres
...r.r.,u,r ,U RESPECT to"hlch
o.. ..r .. aa, huuJsht ug rult the sali
,....,. u. -r.,aurc "N, "il.iul"r ma-
r...Irr masking {, unlawful tpr
s.. ..r.' .'w. t"F "' any ''''''t''.'
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....IuF ru.H ur class 90 freight
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-27

SAVE time AMI money by early resort
ing TO DT. q. McIAne's Celebraied Worm
sperihc OF Vermifuge. a. 10 never izils
in the mOsi obtHse cases Only be sure
20 read 'fleming Bros.. - Wood street.
Pittsbargh," on the lAbl, ot YOU will
he eheatei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-27
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 3 to 4 Per Cent. Gov
ernmeas Quiet and Steady -
Flour easisr-wheat Steady
Hogs Quiet.
FIN AkCp.

NEW YoRK, February 2o.-MosEr-
Active at 3Ca+ per cent Prime mer-
camille paper 3(a5 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills steady at 4S5l |;
sight exchange on New York 4SSl.
SLyER-Bar silver here at 81 %; sub
sidiary silver coin t@l per cent Ills.
count Silver at London, sold.
GovERSNEsrs-Quiet and steady.
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the Judiciary amendment made by the

the Judiciary amendment made by the
House and rejected 10y the Senate,
Mr.. Turner moved that the Senate all
journ, but the motion was lost by an
overwhelming majority, Mr.. Turner
alone voting aye.
Turner then moved that recess OF
two minutes Le taken, aud on the ques-
ton Mr.. Woods demanded the ayes and
noes.
4 motion Vas made by Ferguson at
5.l5 o'clock 10 adjourn and carried, the
pending question being Turner's motion
iOr recess. This will consequently
come up at the subsequent session as
unfinished business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-27

A sure cure fa nervous debility.
premature decay, cxhansiion, etc. Tbs
only reliable cure. Circulars mailed
free. Address J. X. Reeves. q Chsih-
ann street, n. y.
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,sssiss ,ssss - xs ss.s siilas SeassAsia
:': ss. y r. :ssG III * r;Ss ss;..ss xS 49, :,
sxs i0ss. isnA
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AlwAakss.


Pfr1ssuasH, February S.--Pstroleum
Quiet and steady; crude 81 iei st Par
ker's ior immediate shipment; fe6ned
9ss for Phils;iclphia delivery.
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HOUSE.
Census Bill.

Alter ordering the session for to-mor-
row night for the reports from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, the House
went into Committee on the Senate
Census Bill, which has been so amended
as to vest the appointment Of super
visors in the President, by and with the
consent Ot the Senate.
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DRY GOODS.
Esw Yorh.
MARINE D,sAsTEH.

[ lPw.iidiiionaiNUie. Ss FaStA p ~
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CIscIssar, February 26.-Hogs-
S,eaiy ior light heavy quiet; common
s, 25ia3 20; light 81 s,ta+ Is; park
ing ~ i0s| -; butchers " tVst ~.
Receipts $50 head shipments none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-27

RAILROAD lIoSDs-lrregular; \. Y,
Central issues weak and lower; Kansas
Pacific strong and higher.
State BoNDs-Dull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-01

&suesRyis ,p.Odafio,-Taoya, T,oII.I.. :. =,
M BhdsepOrt 500 n M; arrive, Al stSSbSnS ~ 80
~, nj leaFes steubenvills At Gi0 4. ln,: BfidRe.
PC 9Is KY nj arrives Al BsllaITe al So 4. m.
in ~ ss.. aa hSAge CheckS To al principal point,
ohes In Bridgeport f'OSN'N u 'Ne 41eE"
PR. MYERS,
HenoTal faSSRnRF and Ticket AGENT
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Nau,ausfal.
PANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.

FlRsr NATIONAL BAsK or WHEELING
Capital 600.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-01

as it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by so simple a
n qss4Fe. YOU It is true that he is on,
tiIely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters, and only ten days ago his doctors
gave him up and said he must der
"Well.a.day! If that Is so, | will 90 this
minute and get some Tor my poor George.
know hops are good"
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DUPONT'S
Wheeling Powder Agency.

have at all times Ia Magazine a larg.
stock Ofths above celebrated Powder, viz
Rifle, Sporting tIn cans, Blasting and NInIn
10 metallic packages, which viii sell at
wholesale atnanufactursrs' prices. Ihavs
Portable Magazines Of different sizes for
chipping, and will deliver free on cars or
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-01

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my name as She Ildi, 'BSton, Have
promised to help Alfred Trumbull win
souls.
"At tint was dumb then buried my
face in my hands and groaned aloud, then
! weptliEe a child that cannot be com.
forted. Oh, Marsh! there Is nothing tina
lends mans soul like that! lelt alone