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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-11
SATURDAY. SEpr. 2n. la7a


Commencing At 10 o'clock A. n, At The front door al
The Count h0uSe Of Ohio county, Gl Al pChlc Hue-
too, % the highest bIddeF, he f0lIoGfnF deS4fbSd
property, that 4 % ay, the lot o. parcel a hnd Thieh
vas conveyed By Flbds B. ArmSuonC. CommITSiob.
4, s0tnG updeF and By VtFtus d 4 desreS al ~ al.
eT! Court d Ohio eounty, In the stafe q West Viz
pnLa, rendGEed 90 The ID day q RshfuSry. ISSI. In =
suit 10 ShInuEiy, In ShIeh aid ArmEtrpnf 10 piSin-
tf and HAmPden Zane and other TeFe dsEen4InfI
. William ETyIsr. dnte deceased, 6y al SSSTin9
Slts % The 2ith day q June, IS0, and n oried a
Deed B0ok Y, Page 81, In The Qerk'G omee Al Az
Co1nt{ Court ct o4d county, bdhg lf Numbered
1Inf ~ - laid OUt BY aid C0mmiliSneF an 4 ~ al
Ne property knoIn n the Reserve IN ~ ~ nv Al
MheeIing, Hhieh lot measures twenty-five IN fert IA
Ioet Along the Iat side Of Market ftreet "a "a CIV.
apa e1ts1d5 81 nth that Eiath o0S k1naTod GSd
s1td Vt has 90 1t 4 tkree-StoEy brick builAinP. hans
aPRhed Nth q 4nd Sater axt1res, aud al6o onetVo-
sSEI erieE building. With gOol Ocl6n under 6oth
Sad property y 70 b HdA 70 atsiy The PRINCIPAL
taS0a With Interest thereon n The ME a ~
RI oent PEI Annnm tr0m Janu1Ty4 is7G4 dRS Henry
ile94h; aid note b subject 70 4 credit a S0N Jaix
\. ISIa 500, January - ISL; 500 March ~:
sA9 AngaSt 1S17i So July Il, iEIS and SS67Ocfe1
~ =, lAIA T1uS % aid property believed 10 ~ Soo5.
eGt shall only convey such dus n bTeItedin IA 61
TERHS oy sLLE-cuh.
PHILIPsCHORLE Trur.nN
DAVENPORT 4 DoyExEH, AttornsyS. S4S
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susseuow AboaI earp<ssutrptax.

FI4a EsrAaar n ~ xztszz1L
SUsepings Is = god exercise If wa
can svod rai<sg1 dest sq= Il VOC nen
aeed Ct vsospes exercise Of :hlsEzd ~
a hoe L besake goGzseE to the posass-
patch o. arR-Ssd Sweep carpets gea.Fv.
Even 4 raz erpes should bs srsa:sd ui:h
consideration 4 ssTere digging With 4
sin broom EeAn the warp and srTzpes
out the lint OF the Tae quite needle3lv.
Not long ago ! hearda woman say that A
very stf broom was needed for sEeepinp
= Brussels carpet thought TO myseIf "a
siif broom will never sweep nv brussels
carpets tgood reason why!l, aslimagined
the tearing ont Of the soft tuftine Of the
carpet by the coarse, sharp broom splints.
A carpetsweeperis the best thing for this
purpose, 1t does the work easily and well,
and saves dust A brush OF hair and dust
pan are good to use for the incest
carpets, but their use is too labor.
Gus for recommendation ito a busy
h~ousekeeper. II a common broom-corn
broom must be used for Brussels, il should
be fine, soft, Light, and clean. To sweep mn
threads, nvelings and other fine litter,
many persons wet the broom in clean
tepid water. shaking out the water before
sweeping with ii, just keeping the broom
moist enough TO wipe up the fine dust and
threads, rinsing in clean water and shak.
ing it frequently as the work progresses,
Brussels carpets are not suitable for rooms
where sewing and baby culture are going
forward. In providing carpets for any
room, reason would dictate that they be
such as may easily be kept clean; not SO
dark asto show every dust or thread, nor
so light % 70 be very easily soiled- some
thing which will either let the dust sift
through or retain it on the surface, rather
than in the carpet itselt, when to be used
! tooms where dust is made,
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r1r vool mnrEeL horeab0nLs nay %

TrE wool market hOreabouts may be
quoted as ouiet. Some lots have been
purchased recently by Eastern buyers,
and occasionally by Henry h List, Esq.
The price generally paid Is s. aud 20 cents,
but there Is no activity at these figures.
The views Of Mr.. List, rs well as Mr..
Horkheimer, and indeed Of oil the buyers,
are ouile conservative on the subject Of
s,pirces. They do not look for a material
advance in tho East unless there Is a
movement In foreign woolS, which just
now does not seem ct oil imminent. Mr..
List has about a hundred thousand pounds
in his warehouse, which he proposes to
keopin store here In preference to shipping
East. Mr.. Horkhelmer has two hundred
thousand pounds at Evansville and In the
Fast. He sold eighty.fve thousand
pounds a week ago on private terms.
There Is yet considerable unsold wool
in Washington county, and also in Mar
shall county, as well as in the northern
part Of Belmont county. Also in Har.
rison county, Ohio. The views otsOme
holders run as high Us 40 cents. They do
not like to sell at last Juno's figures, bu,
want a small advance to cover interest,
They may possibly get 40, butts presentthe
chances do not seem 10 favor such aprice,
as It would be above the range Of desirable
Australian woods. When our wool reaches
AZ cents in tho East 1t Is at a point where
foreign woods come in competition with il
At present 40 cents is the Eastern price
for choice Pennsylvania and Ohio fleece.
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Chinese LABOR Around New York.

Anew York letter in the Philadelphia
Ldga mentions the gradual growth OF the
Chinese population ofNew York and ad.
joining towns, and says that it was at one
time proposed to use Cinnamon as longs
horemen in place OF the strikers. One Of
the advantages Of their employment is
said to be the fact that 'they will work for
one.half or one-third the wages required
by other la6orers." Whether this is a
real advantage or not is very doubtful in
deed. Mr.. Brassey, after a careful in
v~estigation ola similar subject, found that
it was cheapert to employ Englishand Irish
''navvies," at high wages, rather than
French or italian laborers onrailroad work,
althoughthe latter can be employed at from
tVo-thirds to one.hali the rates. The rea-
son Wa asimple one. The poorer French
and Italians had been brought up, like
the Chinese, to 1--we on very Little food,
cheap food, and could afford TO
work for less wages because they
esuld live On much less pay than
tie Irsh OF English navy, accustomed
to goo3 faod and plenty otii. Bat, viewed
IS maeAiza The nsn gave tarh power r-
gresea;ad By r,rk tboG: IN proportion to
ierssca, Gz5 v1lpe o. ;sG Iisoil Siih
uaaAtT we-e 1pa5sd Neither the
6ssenStI psoFk aIs9 osher ra;io.-
LEE CA UEk ts hEes EisA ihla Vii
sTso eIiaaiz thsH a god e,-dit5oa,
I'D tie n=4 tie se really "eheAp
hasasz BeEs.5 ;hE po5.: wages mly
vrE asss1nZ % tb= kL5Gts Of Tie CO.
gdzgss b- II re I5-Erz ibose who
LIZ sss eoat~ahg h0zsa1 led asd
e55s5s3 1s4 aS4s a3E -eoaaza.Ad aad
eaes:!a By rzlsoa Of iher prosperity.
III be bad the ao: capable and VIII
ing, AID IL nus. cases the eheaPest Eork-
Frs ItisIrue in the labor, as in all ether
mArkess that orP1ad aud economically
ainzp are very seldom synonymous terms.
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Saturday, the 4th day Of October. 1879.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

BIZ virtue of deed Of t1ust, made By Charles A.
kiytes GDd Dgr1te kryteE. . toe undeEsigned, dated
beth Day q January lSf6, and recorded In ne
Once q 1.-The CLERK q the COlRty C0uEt 0t0hio eounty,
Wet virgins, In Deed Of Trust Book No. 10, page II,
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An Experience that Has Few Parallels
In HINIorg-WhAt southern ChIVaIry
Did In Mississippi.
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nnu. C-ertiaent..

Ittsno vile, dragged stuff, pretending
% 20 maae q wonderful foreign rootg
oatks, &c, ana pulled up by long bogus
eeraneAtes o. pretended miraculous cufes.
out . SIMPLE pure, effective medicine.
mad O wen Known valuable remedies
thai tntn1snes is own Certificates hy n
cures, We Teier to Hop Bitter. the
pnrest and best Of medicines. ~
Truths" and Proverbs in anotbsr
column. For sale by LAughlin RIO. 4
Co, wholesale druggists Wheeling. Wsst
Virginia.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Vineyard Property.

By virtue Of ave deeds made BY Peter Hreu,ch 10
me dated respectively July Z, 1875; November /, Is76;
ApEtl2 ISfTi June is, 1871, and October 10 1871, and
Of record 10 Ohio county land records respectively Ia
Deed Of Trust Books II, page q; II, PACED Y, p1Ee
2&; y, Pags 4oo, and - page iIs, and by virtue q
two deeds dated respectively AprIlB, 1850, and NoTsm.
Der 2, 1876, and Of Fecon n nid land records In Deed
Book 81, p,ge 2l2, and Deed Of Trust Book II, PAGE
SIS, made BY MD KrHuSeh to C Elias SulSi ttor whom
! am acting under 4 power Of attorney, dated June s,
1871 viii on
Saturday, the 4th day Of October, 1879,
Begipning Al 10 o'clock a NJ, sell At public auetIon
AZ the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, In the City Of Wheeling, the following pE.
GELS Of land, toget er with the Improvements THEREON,
and known IS out lots numbered l & g. 10 ii, Il and
Is, - laid out by F l. Armstrong, Trustee for Emily
aid Ohio county land records. These out Io1 en-
bTaee about q Acres Of land, set out with thrifty
gr1pesol several varieties and form one Of the mn;t
valuable vineyards In the State. The buildings, n.
ending = large wine cellar, are new and In excellent
repair.
rKRMso OF SALE-one-third In cab, and a much
more - the pur hAAef may elect 10 pay in cash, AID
the Ieidue In three equal aanuaI In~Siallments paTa-
bic tn ], 2 and ) years, With interest from day oil ~.
payable ssnl-annuAlIy. the purchaser 70 dive his
no'es for the deferred payments With Seeuriiy 70 Be-
approved BY the Trustee.
J. HERvEY, Aue.icnsss. 1a5.EfEn
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DIRn.

REIsBECk.-on Tuesday night September Q,
her husband, No. $50 sixteenth street, MAKY, villa Of
Marx Reisbeck, in the 47th year Of her sSe,
The funeral services viii take place al St, jane,
Cathedral this morning, At nine o'clock. Friends d
the family are respectfully invited to attend. Rule,
Of the Catholic Church Will 10 strictly Observed. In
tsrment At Mount calvary Cemetery.
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Rallread c1nIm Aren,..

PanADELPHlA, September l0.-The
third annual convention oithe Association
Of Railio4d Claim Agents has begun It's
sitting. Representatives are present from
many railroads. Committees were ap-
pointed on officers, on finance md on
order Of business,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACARD

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ersdOns q youth, nervous weakness, early decay, Lon
Of manhood, dc, l viii Rad recipe hat viii cure
yOu, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy W
discovered By 4 missionary in South America Send
a o~eN-Aadresd envelope % the REv. JoIEPB 7. L.
Mas, Sat&a D, Nc HrR Ouy.
dal4TTh&AE
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
orAHuaz OF nArH-wuEnBs ma.

STrhbsIaaa8 Aer0mlantl1nn-ThI odd 0nlTFg.a
lassREn WAHAEG3g nd EGh1ahaktI
f14iy aIeaPs S~aaABF-HsSIk AnrraranArSrn.
EshAIAaHTl3a 4senumldAtnn-Tkh tata dG4fsr
ia t1E F1lRs e1EfEEs4 nd tlrEEH bsrESll NJ.
7us FEsJ nd BSixisa, Bsp5A,T Win raqgFrSd Il
.AaEnAa HSGN4 AGaEm4 Yves WhSat1S nd
, 1879-01-13
most Of the cars viii be returned, and the roads
thus enabled TO get rid Of the lnr9e amounts Of
fre{0lf q 6fsinu afl nyncnt IN I'm Fact

most Of the cars will be returned, and the ro1ds
thus enabled to get rid Of the lnrge amounts Of
freight awaiting shipment tn The East.
A majority Of the stars of Mapteson's opera
company hare selected the New York Central
and Lake Shore l. Michigan aouthcfn Railroads.
~ Their route from Nov York to Ch!caRo.
Nr. Horace Tucker, General Freight Agent
Of tho illinois Central Railroad, announces that
tho cbstrnctlons from the ice A. Cairo have
been removed, sefi ths. hIa road u AQniu Open
for business south OF Cairo to all raj points.
This New York Sun claims to have Informs
lion that the Vanderbilt and Garrison interests
viii he consolLiatei. Their point Of union IL
to 10 the Wabash Road. Vanderbilt holds tho
outlets cast Of Toledo, while The old Conlno.
horc n almuat master Of the sEtlatton west OF
st. Louis. The .SHa also states that rtlmors arc
adust TINT Vanderbilt ilns secured Ior himself a
reat IN tho Boards OF the ChEcayo 4 North.
western and tha Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul
Railroads when the Time comes for thefr rcor-
ganfzatton.
Tho railroad managers in this city do not
think that Mcssra. Vanderbilt, Scott, Jcwctt,
and Jarrett Will have nny better sl.eccss IN &C.
irctin9 an arbitrator to settle the Chlcago East
bound pool difficulties than did the Wcstern
managers. H. Is claimed that the trunk.tne
Presidents hare been selected merely Tor this
p,,rpo*c Of qu!ctinx, The ciarnors inr nm immc-
tiatc formation OF The pool frnm Chicago l,y the
managers OF the foadA leading from other West
crn po'ots from which pools tays alFeady heen
formed. 1t Is becoming more apparent every
dav that It will not bc possible to maintain m
East.bound pool, because tho rtvalrv between
THE vaftouA Western points ts 50 great that II
viii be impossible to hartnontzc the conflicting
, 1879-01-13

durable, and convenient, And they have been
:ons'de, ed perfectly safe for the thousand cuil-
nary ousposrs to which they are devoted. They
unfortunately tl!s is not always 10 he counted
,,pon. Tin ts comparatively cheap, but lead Is
chearcri ana an alioT uf the two metals may be
tue manufacturer, though With SERIOUS detn-
ment to tue user. Tho alIo; Is readily sctcd
upon BY acids, aud talts Of leai arc thua nitro
dueel iato food: The Mtehi9an State heard Of
jcct. having been lei to do 80 By a letter from
physician who found that certain cases Of
what had been t&kep for chorea we're
really parasufs agitdns which conld be trurcd to
brought TO light in which children had died Of
meningitis, tits, and paral}1ic affections, caused
" milk kept IN such vessels, the nGid in the
fluid having dissolved the lead. Maltc. ctstlc,
tnorc ensrgcttc in their action npon The perni-
tloua alloy. Tl,c danger is the greatest because
the leal salts ire cumulative poIsons. The a.
feet ot One OF two small doses may not b per-
reated, will In the end provo Injurious, 1t not
fatal Anafyats of large number OF specimens
OF tfilplatc used in culinary articles showed tho
presence Of ar alloy with lead IN almost every
instahce, and often In large quantities. It Is
safe 70 assert That IarGc proportion Of the
TUNED wares It! tho market is unfit for USE on
this acrount. That We may not be aeeusct1 Of
exciting Tears whicl, may BE- eroundless. we vii
question for themselves BY simple and cay
test. Put Z drop OF strong nitris. ectd on the
larsc 4. = dime. Warm Il very gently til Il il
dry. and then let fall twp drops Of solution uf
tod5'lc u potassium on the spot. II lead Is
present it will bo shown By bright yellow
color, duc to tho formation Of iod!dc Of lead. 1t
is stntcd by Dr. kc,lxIs that a peculiar kind OF
tin plate, the coating Of vcl, II largely nlntio
up uf lead, IL sOufuU fntu general Use for
rontln9 tave.trouEha md conductors; anl 1t Is
suggested that much oE this lead will eventual
" trc dissolved and find it, way lntp household
cistctns. Susceptible persona may b~ poisoned
BY washing th the lcaI-ghargeu water. and all
gcr OF caruntc Icad-po!suuiDg, There Is also
risk In the uso OF glazed ear.nen vessels, II, as
70 often tie casc, the glazing coutalus oxide Of
lead. -
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WATERWAYS,
rroErcss Of tho Scl,ctne to 1nprnva the
Water-1tputea Of the Great Lakes.
Srtt{dt Co+rtspondtnet nf 7As Tribune.

proKresa of Tho Sc1,cme to Ilnprnva tho
Watsr.1tnutra Of the Great Lakes.
srttEat C'o+rtspondtnet of 7as TRIBUNE.
CLEvKLAND, Jan. 10.-TnK TRIBUNE corre-
spondeut called upon Mr. George Ii. Fly, late
President Of the St. Paul Convention for lhe I'M
proyemcnt OF the water-souto 10 tho Upper
1akcs, yesterday at his Office In tic bank build.
ing. He Tas found very willing to talk OF the
recent actiou of tlle Board OF Trade hero In ap-
point'p- him delegate to lay the iutercsts Of
the rol,te Improvement beforu The Committee OF
Congress. lie snId that hc had already talked
with Sir. Townsend, the member from shts dis
trct, who is also cuRagcd extensively IN corl-
n!errtat mnttcrs, and IL deeply Interest,"
t! tn getting thu: proposed Improvement
Of the Detroit River and the Sault
through the Eio1sc. atr. Ely has thoroughly
studied the subject. mud, being a gentleman
cnsaagcd III the Iron trade. aud felt scriouslY the
need u better md safer route to Lake Su-
pcrior. he Is probably a. well qualified to present
thc claims of the pto]eet as aby one we'll eao be.
lie Ia confident Of gettlng TIC appropriation
through during the psesent session. 50 That the
improvements may bcuin In tho spring. lie Is
IN hopes that every city along tbe linv of tho
the spirit which lis merits deserve. anu II that
be 'lune hc 10 confident that there iced be no
trOuble.
Cot. John w. Wilson, the new Superintendent
VI HafDt'r improvements itpF ths Athtttct. win
headquarters IN this city, has Just got well es-
tahlishrd III bis o!i}cc, md l. unlerstoNl tu
favor the scheme enphasicat1y. lie will push
the Cleveland brrakwater forward IL compile
ton also, Just ~ fast Al The !lnua can be made
forthcoming hY Congress. With the brraA-
walter vt thts port. oIli the better route 10 The
Upper f.akeh, together With the local impruvc-
tnents IN the mouth Ut the larbo. which will
De n,ade IN the sprnR, there Ia l,u reasol, tyi-
dent why Cleveland. n1arinr point, may
not assume nlucli more importanrs III the
inanufactofies will nevrr stop so lung a. tlle
coal supp1y III tho aiahoulnx and Tuscaruwas
Valleys h0la out AMI orc cnn b: shipped trutn
the Upper Lakes: and. with Ercaicr facilities,
greater possibilities must follow. GAHf.
, 1879-01-13
Why Gov. Palmer Opposes LoxRn.
FAtifeit IN the STATE Fsasxftr. Jan. 10, tv .yn&n

Canatla's rariis Kal1roau Is q bIs thIng-on
pa,ef. It IL lOngur tl.au our Farit'r Ilnc,
stretching from. Montreal, through Otuwa,
uruunu tbs uaFibern suEe 1t l.a::u superior, on
aer.,ss The Rod and baskatcflewan ilyurs, aud
through a natural pass IN tho fstwsy Muunt.
Mus to f3ute 1nlet Oh the ruriilc guast.-2,0IJ
lniles III MI, aud u0st uf tho uistanre uubToken
wilderness. Ietwrcn Sj,UJJ,0 ,0o n,pi $i,Vl1,b1J
has bccn spent, anu Inur scandal rulikr,l ~ rs.
tabIall,og llnus, tut corA are only running frOn
Thuuaer bay ~ I.aEu hu!,eslor la0 ,n:tc. vest,
though by next fa! aaots'er saetlon Vi shtrty,s!1
miles il 10 be finished, unu tue contract has
Just been let for tht lou tnes more ~ tlsl. ltra
River VI tho North. Tia Eoaa Is blasted through
The rocxs With nitsogly.etnc along this 4es-
tUn, but tho line Is to havc considerable less
elevation In cruising the ftorxy Mountains than
that already lntsleI u San Ftaael.eu.
, 1879-01-13
Gloomy ForsbodInxs uf thS Russian and Osr-
nun Eilp&FOFA.

- L1NH4E @1F1T, =
Tho Emperors VI Russia and Of Germany
tetM to IIavu bccn put Father nut OF spirits by
s4e late EesleI.isi attempts 10th u tAc,i sEeak
Ut the short tI,l,c tcy Iiavr s,t to live, lhr lat
tcr particularly dwelling upon 1t. AcsrrlthE TO
the oilicial papsr, A!s wur1s werv ~ iullows:
ave hare arrived ut an era wl,ith eudtavosy
t0 ovettbrox tFinc1,s, III thu :all4rIoux aupa Ut
arriving a. \ bette: state Ut tt,ugs. Al fur ~
conceEI,s Iir, / cat., naUr4iuS to all human
probability, expect 10 1--we hut ! snort ttlns
lofI:er. ieu,l,n4cuI my Inv to Proyslcpce, aud
Ihw criminal tctl,!sn hes of the age viii nok pfc-
yvut ue le,lu accomplishing. nly tluly ~ . soy
erelSp, ~ have always heretofore uour,"
, 1879-01-13
Lead. I'0lsoatuE Irofu Tia DlALes.

NUtt1H vWNTHa3 ~ tItMIttFY
Attention. Iva rcxruty btcu called to new
risk Of chrontc poisoning bv the old encmy,
lead. What VIC cali "tln" yesScl&-ehat Is,
sote tErun cuA,ct with tin-are III axily uso in
every household u lilo land. They are cheap
, 1879-01-13

The road4 leading East from this city asa still
greatly embarrassed on account Of tue scarcity
Of tresght-sz1E Most Of the cars aro E;,st, and
havo been detained there by the cuid anu snow
pockades. II tAe present mid wsatses con-
uaues = few days longer, II u expected thai
, 1879-01-13

GUARDING ANhlNST FIRES.
Superintendent JcfIery, Of tho Illinois Central
Railroad, llas Issued tho following circtiiar tn
employees, giving lhrm instsucslons to prevent
loss or dauuEu BY ire: Van officers and etn-
ployes must tako every prtcautiup ~ prevent
loss TT damage by llrc. At the repair shops the
employees must be regularly drilled Ia tic uas
Of appliances tot iorextlugutshEng fires. CbImneyt.
stove pipes, smoke. jacks md sE,nt!ar arEau.e.
mcnts, must b0 kept In thorough ur]er. Epgt-
neers muAt know that the stacks and asA.pans
* stSlr engtnes are u good condition 10
right of way. Train men ulust exercise
rare ln Keeping up tlres OH passenger
trains and t1a cab.,ose-curs, aud promptly report
tlelocts III heatnR appaE4tus. Agunts must
Know That stoves, btpcs. chltnneys, ETC., ste III
safs condition, anI promptly report nuccssary re-
pairs. scctton iUreMcn uud nieu must keep a
sharp lookout mud promptly extingulsh tlrea o.,
right Of way. They must uaa KOod Judgment
pefahbnring prupeTty vii! mt be Injured. Con-.
stant Vigilance IL urecRsaFy iii The IArt oi all"
THE FLINT d PEnE MARQUETTE.
Tho Flint & pcre Marquette Rallroad has
Just made publie y statencnt Ut it, operations
for the past year. Tht earnings from plssel,.
gers weru $3so,sus, sgatust sasb, b,0u Ii. 1877, Ill
ilcrcasa OF s44.;s3. lhs freight earnings
wers ss&2,SEa aga'nst ss5a.E7 In 1877.
sh Hcff&ta u $sVAE1 i0d receipts IrUH
mall aud e1ptcss business wets f2, 753, against
e3l .sa5 tu 1871, nj incrcrae ol $ND. Vulnl re-
teIpta IN ls7d 81, saluat Sv7u G95 III l5T7,
~ increase VI Sslalj tbs pay.fo;la during the
year l8Is amounted 70 $lai,2@a Thu cash pay
mcnts ~ tic paylnuStrr uIfiug the Yenr VERY
t@G.,V .,VD Several thousand tout stxcI raIls have
btun lu1d during lhc past year, anu three slurt
bfancfcs Tor logging purposes, about twelve
miles tn length. wess badt. Ti,u i.sud Com
missioner TcpoFts satea VI y.tA asers Ut laud tor
$i33, ,ea5, ti,e aretazc per acrs bc!u. s3,47. Thu
total sales OF tlitk dtpartsIlcHt bnIc tho land
Tue original grant was 5l2, tUJ arrvs.
, 1879-01-13

officers and hfty.one men wounded. Tho loss
Of the Indians cannot be asccrtalued, but Ia
yariouBly estimated from 40 to 100.
, 1879-01-13

1NFTN FINHFN,
Politicians are ~ interior md lespsed race.
ln EnRlan't, Russia, aud America they ara
luokctt UPON ~ thu Lowest class IN society. II.
thfG4Ls UhiA they ara Mus svsA salattl.
, 1879-01-13

IkEAL ES.TATE WANTED
S1YANTED-t,o IN aou FEET ON soUTil cLAItE-
IT. west front, ur on Fourtn'E tsis front, os-
tNeeu lfstraou 4nd Twr1fth.sAi n.nsk hs cheap for
cA1h. Inquire Of JhEf,t NEIL. t1 ttashirgtan. r.
, 1879-01-13

f10H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CARRIAGE sIiOf'
Win spIerLl run Of cuEtonl ant sIpslt workt also
portable tD.uTse engine aud other machinery. also
Guoi seafdeucc, KuVd Western snd stock general
Merchandtse. uEu l.. Eft'b. Denmark lows-