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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25
h CITY ECHOES.

John lewis. charged with violating city ordi
nance No. bols.
Daniel Jordan. charged with larceny. wHs
locked np In tho Eighth Station.
Joseph Johnson was locked w in tho Fourth
Station. charged with carrying n concealed
weapon,
III u. Bourgeois. charged by Sarah Goodrich
with malicious mischief was locked up In the
Fourth Station
Josephine Taylor aims Mexloan Tigreas
was RIM into the Fpurth Station charged with
the larceny Of ~ 2b by Ghas u. smith,
Bradley Osborn. n negro Juvenile. was caged
In tho second Preoinet Station charged with the
larceny Of u gola watch by Jacob Frey.
Matilda SCOTT. charged with stealing twenty
five nnpta from Sam Cnndet. was locked VI IN
the Third Station.
Oscar AhnrnH who WINS suffering from II
brokon leg. was removed from tho steamboat
City nf Anguish to tho Charity Hospital.
ed Moore WAS nrrested and locked NJ In the
Third Precinct Station. charged by Victor Bel
with tho larceny of SO. John Doyle kaepe
Moore company III tho snme station on q
charge Of accessory to tho larceny.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25
THE QUESTION or RINGS.

no the Editor Gf tue Dsmqetal
ri ia certainly 10 DO reg rettai lhht al thus
innoture particularly. there II among ns Eon-
arai epirit " dissatisfaction In regard u tho
nominations made AL ODD IFalowa' Hall. A
new party has formed itself Within our rnukH.
and although its pretonetona to porToetion mra
by fer superior to thosn Of the regular faction
of the purty which they have worry klndly
termed ting md IN opposition 10 II hayo
STYLED themselves the Anti Ring element In
stead of uniting the dlscorhRnt views 81 many
m ma have created confusion md Rre prapar-
inu the way for Republican suncesa There
cannot politically exiet lii ,ealltY such thing
as an Anti Ring party. All parties are led ny
few men. aud be they, called rings or anti
rings thsy Hfs nevertheless tho mAglstsr
that instead Of doing away With rings. the
present anti-ring movement has merely
created q Eew ring 1t IL, therefore. question
on Ring Va. Ring. and nothing slse. Their
Dur ptatform are also theire Wa say TO those
who belong To Rivete party 70 consider and
reflect and II not In letters Of gold ut leust IN
practice they will read on their banner the pro
verb which they No we advocate.
..Ote tot do la nue 10 my mette that is the
principle of Rotation In Office" We have On
our ticket aa honorable men as what they have
On theirs. II there are objections to eOme OF
objections prevails. az. to some Of theirs; 90
that Oh the whole the swap Mt best would be
ot little use or benefit, beyond nreni NIX aRain
wide door to Radical misrula, For tho !tegisla,
amorg hem we win name those ngainat whom
not u word can be eaii Motel Buchanan. Fol-
lock- men who will cit there aud VICAR the
flower III Ii shameless life and ~ hblamolaas
thought though each corner ut the Stnta-
nt1e. PAX
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25
FOURTH WARD MEETING.

AT a Joint meeting Of tho Fourth Ward Work
angmens Democratic Club and the Private
. Ea1lHNmen's Association hell iast night. the
etdafNS resolutions were adopted;
followinES sfasssSs That we pledge ourselves e
BE II rasSHeu. ~ ~ unanimoas support to the
yess ana Y ss the second day Of Deoem
her, 1879. ,1nss.5 That we indorsa all the
xs rarsh az re oda Fs sss
Hall an ~ We sse ss se DAY pf December 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25
7. PERSON AL.

Wa acknowledges rpur anus attentions of
Nile Anna d. Rairnnr+ primn donnh eaDtrnlto
of tbs Straknsch Grand Opera Company.
Mr. = " II snr Il tonrE nnd pushing NOR
nhnut nni unn'nr ri Bayou lRfthuomeW, Ars.
II I'D u vat tn Now 0fleHna. nnu stepping ~ tho
~ James Hotel.
Mr. g. y Dalo thn atlalgls gentleman who
represents NNARrs, Henvev. Foster 81 Bowman.
of Rnalon. Mnaa., manufacturers Of the cello
brnnd Eufekn mnahInetwia and sow Ing stlk
IL on u business vislt to our city. md will be
here for several tinps
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25
NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY NOVEMBER IS 1879

akai ing, and surely It must be- wholesome ono.
The Young ladies' Or tho South frequently 60 in
asretacles over the bright. rosy oheeka Of lher
Northern Sisters II L. true that 60 nthern
bellies hive not tho cold. braeing n.tma,e that Ia
opportunity offered by the akatng rim k they,
too, will bs nble 70 hoaet Of ru1iy checks flush
ing with the glow VI hnnlth
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

,Tba DEMOCRAT Ia responsible for none of
fhe views expressed III the communications
under this haad but no communications will
ia printed except from responsible pnrties.l
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EalI from q. Float

At Dp'eloek yesterday morning u white man
named George Fox fell from font nj the cor
nor If Felicity md Uarondolet streets md was
sljpht1y Injured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25

The managers of the Spanish Fort and Lake
Railroad. with praiseworthy liberality. will take
children under ten yee.rs of age free to the cir
Gus. Regular fare FIVE cents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25
"A Bold Tramp.

At half spast o'clock yesterday during tho
temporary hiaannn of tho owner Mr.. Pat
Ieonarh'a cot was stolen by tramp who car
rad " to parts unknown.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25
A Collision.

AT O'Clock yesterday Il cart, belonging 70
Charles Finnny ana driven hy negro whose
name could not ho nRonrtninnd, ron Into mud
damngnd car No. 9th Magazine street line,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25
KnocEed Down.

4 o'clock yesterday morning q
A. nall pass ramed hizabeth Williams was
aegr epa MoIdH down on Oal,iope. near Baronne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06
IllInois rragcdy.

CuIcAno, February 5.-AterFible ttagedy
occurred Of wrightyille, ILL.,, on Monday
evening. Charles +, SEcAulill, q physi-
clan, invited his vile and her brother, Mr..
Heayensr, Into his drug store and after
drinking with Heayener the Doctor shot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06
TRUSTEES SALE OF a
l1assIrabIo Residence on Fifteenth St.

o, ,l,,ue Of lcclui Trust mad BY N. z, Arthur
..I'pnbcI NJ, hi. wife, to the undersigned Trustee
w. W. jSne Sih. .7I. mud II record In the once q
~ gEo1siy Cnr ii Ohio county West Virginia. II
" Ifud Eok No |, pages 2S and $50, WiIlor
SATURDAY, March !, 1870,
o,m.odns at 10 o'cloCkA. W sOll at public auStlon
7, ~ pI oOr Of tho Court House VI Ohio county
y. KIN In O--l rial estate, viz lot numbered
stty.s,s II in Graham'S addition TO the city Of
g1siID, and l4iug situate on the north side Ol
t,s,..Sib ,ppt old i,Hlrc, between what VAS fur
XII Ioovn IS Filth aOi Sixth streets 10 the city
,5Whtrlta. West Virginia, excepting hNe tCet and
= e, he. "a thu Wrsi silcOi llil lot.
sfl.l un that portion Of said lot 70 he sold
,rry desirable iWo-s0Ty and attic brick dwelling
~! mi III NJ. eNuFy OItblildiDgs.
rIeryrs tn IN perfect, hut selling ~ Trustee
,iSSl, cDayry such title Us Ii vested In me BY said
'F T1S,og sALE-Two thousand Five Hundred Dol.
IN, m, on iy Of sale, balance In two equal INSTALL
s,tl, Il W sud twelve mouths, deferred payments
,,is .,afl By I,pi 4 Trust on the property sold,
,,b in,l,atry sufficient u cover. ..I#
''- '''''- NV. L. RODGERS. Trustee.
IaHN u h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06

1,pl'STEES SALE

.,,,o. Al lccl Of trust made By samhel ?,
.' ,.pa. dated August 18Th, 1916, aud RECORDED
: ;n l w s." y N iS% s ~ ;nS ~ w.
0aTd NH rIi'E.ItAY Y. FEBRC AIRY ll1Il, 4. 1879,
S.S w. l6oelTkA ", vii At PIolic Alel!Sn
toT s.aV ,n ~ bidder a, Ihe , front re- So S..
igah ho", ,,i,,,i@c r.r,iltl real estate lD.WtG a
'ilS w So II. IN Slil town, county aud STATE %
r., o,sCI oa AMI Mound street.. fronting aisy.
y. street aaI attending i nss ~ ~ ' SSSS I S
slih sni Min; portion Ot the property granted
TWn T. EIWafl, and OtheHA, trustees, 70 sald
SsSF ~ l'e dated ApFl G2!h ~ ~ a ~ nSS q
ltf0FG !" T'pv, ~ SALg-Une hundred DOLLAR IN
" ,rJ he residue IN two equal lRstAllmen1 70
;s, i InI eighteen month; IRON, Iheay o. ale wy
!alt'ns y, a., ~ lr,,,t on the property AOld. Title
ssggl en, sllhg IA trustee shall only con.
,,,, 4, il y4,,Tl In me by said deed o. trust
tH su'n INV GEORGE h. CALDWELL
TFuStaN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06

P.s.-The above farm Is located on tho hill lmale.
d!a.ly Overlooking the town, giving q commanding
Louis Railroads bDth IN and down Tor several miles:
aS0 the beautiful valley u buffalo Creek and Is With
~ ton minutes walk q the Curt House. rost0Gfct
Ferry, SiOauloat Landing, Depot Of the r., Ky.
on Il large brick dwelling, tenement house. a large
beaIlOg orchard Of apples and other fruit trees and
the usual OuIhulMlugS and tho entrO tract d UNDER
laid with coal. which will most probably shortly 30
utiliGel by sinking shaft lUr Witch peEotIaIouS are
pending. In this event the deposit cannot but at
once become hiEhly valuable. The Family lsesdenee
in tOwn-Anlshed In lS76-Is one " he most CON.
plCte 10 be found Ia this section and Is located lmme.
dilely In tho centre Of the town. ouIy square II IN
the Railroad Depot M J,M.C,S
wELlsnVR0. WA, Jan. Is, 1870. tsi-1Thiw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06

him dead with shot gun. The Doctor
fled, but was found by the constables, and
before they could get him 10 jail an in
turated mob OF sixty persons seized him
and hung himto tree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06
n.r.,atssa' Safes.

-...,,,..,rrv,S SALE OF ClIAPLENE
1KSSTti RESIDENCE. -lly virtue q q deCd o.
j siRfh'L NJ ~ Daniel Gushing aud wife e ne, e =
tlad male t,nFu,ry 1, 1915, and rrcgrletl ~ boOk
lr'' dA N vii offer lor sale at hG isn9t 1C2r
81 t tS Haze d ohIo county % s AZ oI5@In1
FEBRl 1ki ~, I,Sit, lot No. l69, AltuAled on thv
js'rriGH W TbSrline street between Esd anu El
nryt, ten". W., H" .IIn'.hinl LOT as much mare q
ILGsi,g NAY elect to pay IN CASH ana W. SSi.
. Ss IA n ~, s sHSI'o fRS asisTrSS
month"; t,p H. ,,cpit,l by deed d trust on the
plas1h y "a ,pi al Insurance 10 the au'onlt Of
EIpI he braea, al the trust; ,,,,.r,, r,..,a
-, ianH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06

IOG Cak A. " at lhrirGnt door d the Court House
Ihnmany, pfOCtCd to Scll al public auction 10 the
gbat JI4lCf the following valuable real estate, "
Ut All The interest II the said Martin L. Hill and the
ri Cil C. itll, conveyed by SAid deed u trust, In
milo the tbe undivided ninth parts Of the tracts Of
VI Ia OhlO county heretofore conveyed 10 Jesse
WalL Low derasol, by ohm FRwcuII ~ executor Of
" h.I viii and testament Of JAMES PembeFtnn de-
sasl, By drt'I dAlei March 9Th, 1871, recorded In
IW BOX No. - on p1ges li6 and H. In the Office u
" tlstk Of the County lUurt Of Ohio county, West
behS two tracts oft u go acres and tue other Of
lea, and reference Is here made 10 that deed for
" description Of tie same. From these lrAcIS Of
nd 0ne hundred aud sl1ty.nile RcrCs aud twenty
I've PltN Icing part Of slave described tracts Of
oi heretofore NnVcyel by the said Jesse Wells TO A.
NlIslu BY derti IL which reference Is here made
aliaildesFipttpn Of the Sane, dated August 10th,
W. 10 lts NOgk No. !! on lIge "Oi, Ia the office d
Afurik Il The tOuaty Court 81 Ohio county, WeSl
" ale expressly excepted. The Aall three uiuthS
Alhe ' tfaCi. Of lnd will be sold subject 10 tho ex-
wb'0u he'eih before stated and alan subject 10 the
is stlte ihtnin q Cecilia Wells, widow Of the aid
!r's Wells, according To the will Of the said
ytf Wells, dNeA'el duly proved and probated,
Nd property Il near short Crcrk aud the Ohio river.
10 0h0eOanl!, West Virginia.
ILGN CP sALE.-The purchase money will he re-
SIlSi % le pat 10 cash. Selling aS trustee, win
'hl convey iurh title as Is vested In mo BY the deed
q ItA above mentioned though the title l. believed
,..... WILLIAM NORTH, Trustee.
TESptEtS \ FESnLETOS, Attorneys.
''IHhShGEN lIERyEY, AuCtiOneeF. Janl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06
TUESDAY, The 25ih DAY Of February, ls7O,

AS19pa 1Ae &Slu uAy On FepTu1fyt lbN,
the real estate mentioned and described In the bill
and PFvceedIngt 10 said Cause, ET sufficient amount
therOo 10 pay the debts Of Iad decolent rs drected
by Gil decree. said real estate consists Of farm,
tact Of land lolninS the town 0t Welsban In aid
county, containing one hundred and SeVenty.seyen
acres VI land, more or leSA which will b sold rs
whole or n parcels 70 suit purchasers II more money
CAP be realized by 30 doing also tract Of land c0t-
taining three acres more or less adjoining the former
tact, on the wCls9urg aud Bethany turnpike rad,
on which lisa dwelling house aud orchard. The Fesl.
due Of the ad real tsate consists Of lots aud parcels
Of lots situate IN The town 0i WelIhurg on man Of
ShlCh are crested dwelling houses aud other lin
rrOToments, including hrrHln the large, elegant aud
eulmoliOus homestead Ot the altd Eli Ii. Moore,
The aid lois arc respectively MI MbRred M follows,
t0'Wit Nos o. g. u.s. south half " 49, south half Of
81, and ls5. 22i, 49, nv VS. 49, 2S?, west half itS.
west half 49, undivided ons.I Of 30 and 268 All
III, 49, 2S, 2SI, sos, 49, 8US SIS, 49, So 89l 992
500, 89 3as 500, ali, sos, 500, 10 10, III, ut! is
~. as, ilB, f4h as Ai8 $50, 4bi, lSE ass and 81
TRIMS oF SALE-Ole fiufth the purchase money
cash GU the day Of salt; the residue Ia three eqaI
annual payments Of one, Two aud three yoarH, the
purchaser 10 give his notes. bearing interest from the
day Of sale With EOOd security for the deferred ID
ments with option the purchaser 70 pay all or any Of
S1d notCS before maturity, and The Tide retained IN.
I'll the puteha'e money Il fully paid.
Sale 10 cOinm0nre on said day Il 10 o'clock \. v.
J, ". COOPER,
laS0 SPECIAL Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06
PERVENT WORDS.
A Good Woman,. Te.tln,en,.

Under date Of February %, 1873, Miss So
rah 7. Smith writes FIRM Llnwood, Delaware
county, Pa, to Col. Dunbar, OF Waukesha
Wis. This letter Is before US II bean thu
unmistakable evidence Of culture and rcfne
ment, besides being pefyaded with the writer,
religious feelings and full belief that Divine
hand led her 10 try Bethesda Water for hel
attllctiOn, "nfght's Disease" Wemake some
extracts After detailing her intense suffer.
Ing, Miss Smith tells OF the arrival Of the first
gallon Of Bethesda Water: FU.
ut came. and followed tho directions
stopping all other medicines. In less than
four hours the pain was gone. slept well
that night, and tho next day LIFT Ny ROOM
FOR THE FIRST rINE FOR FOUR wEtKs." +,
The supply Of water Il gal then gave out,
and It was tivo days before tho suittrer re-
ceived a ten gallon keg. Meanwhile, 1.-THE
pain had returned, and all the old misery,
IN Wednesday night tFeb. lSl suffered 50
that | was given Y Of grain Of morphia (the
most GvertOok at one time). Without effect
On Thualay commenced drinking the wa
ter at 5 a. NJ, and before noon WAS PERFECTLY
FREE from pain AMI have had no RETURN
Of It"
The writer, In conclusion, says: tThere Is
something peculiarly happy in the thought OF
being thus benefited blRECrLY by the hand OF
Cod"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06
wMlt,ltGn. AuciionesT. i&lo-lh1nlri
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

+, virtue Of is,7l VI trust maids by Philip Grub
~, yIRiti, bis WIFE, TO lie, dnIrl tbs i2lI Of March,
~ ,5i tee,id,l ia The OHrr Of tie Clerk Of the
t", 1pi Ccult u ohio county, West Virginia, In
ia i Trust ltSpk No. H. paEC 10, shall self At
,Tb,c Inrtinl, to the highest bdter, At the front
5Sf Ihv Court House VI said county, In the city Of
wk.-ips gu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06
lOIA0 WET.

Trains leaving Columbus Al $40 ,, N. ana GI0 ~
ln daily. Through Chicago express leaves Colunbu,
aaly, except Sunday, Il $40 ?. NJ With SIsorins car
suached, arriving In Chicago At 7SO next morning
SsaIaa NY " secured In advance al UniOn IvpS
PuilHIan'a Palace Drawing Room slOCrinx Can
through Without CAnge from SslGnyllle and CoIuID.
sSS 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, IndlAnlpOlS aud 81
For through Ticke;s, Baggage Checks, slscrlSs q,
.csetm M and any lriher Information, Srpiy
a,n AZ b ~; sEttL ~ Ticket Asent al fsa
'teket Once, under Mcclure lIOuiH, WheNIiSv. wy
D, ". CALDWELL.
Su C, Gen,l Manager, Columbus, o,
". L. OFRIEN, '"'''u'S"'F ia
,,,. Genl Pass and Ticket Agent Columbus, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06
Cnssrt Sales.

, Stella No re- et al
In ChAncery. In tho Circuit Court Of Brooke county
West Virginia.
Pursuant To decree entered Ia tho ADORE entitled
cause, At special Term ii the said Circuit Court,
signed, Special Commissioner wifi sell al public AUG
il0h II the frtnt door Of the Court House Of aid
countyoi Brooke, on = ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06

Suntrsiug at 10 o'clock 4, NJ, aCeItaln portion 81
N 4 ground u that parcel Of land which was gu the
NJ az Of February, 1870, cOn,eyed TO Christian
T1aE Is deed from 4. u, BUshheld et u, rs recorded
i IN lacunlrFs Utire Of Ohio county, West vIrgi-
H. 10 lty sEE 81 IaEt lGG, the portion or lot to
lsspd, Jcing boundrL and described Us follows Be
rhpip; on The North side Of the C0uuty oal 1t the
5orib al coIntr Of Charles SchWeFtleGer's l0l,
ihtHes running along AAil tOuuty Road Ia north
,,rra direction Gty IOl fest, thence uorthW9rdly 70
jjfEst Hun Hy.dvet ierl thence down said run
fiy w TEL to SchWprlIrGcI's line, thence SOUTH
Siiay along aid SchweFlESera tASt line sixty do)
III " The pliCr Of beginning.
TdnI u sale Onr half Of the purchase money,
., . much more as the purchaser may elect Ia hand,
IN tah1t In ,NO equal inSialimeHtS payable six and
iuIr months respectively after date Of sails. with ln-
tda, The purchaser to EIe bands for the deferred In
Iilnsas stCure BY deed Of trust on the property
hSsihW With pulIcy Of insurance Oh The building,
dGy ldsBgI Title believed to te good but selling u
td,tt shall convey only SUch tito Is Il vested In
W by AID deed Of trust.
ByGE0. T, LlNCll, solicitor.
WM. Z. IIAHDLAE, Trustee.
v n HALIEn lurIiAnEpF lana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06
GRAYs SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

SUFFERERS E nsst sf TSsss,, Ds snslEy;
-.za.!la.-aVi gor, SYPHILIS, or aay
form q dlseaIe, cured Al the I'D WESsTERN
MEDICAL INGFETCrE, oa6 Vine st., Gin.
eipuRh, BY The only EutS and reliable remedies.
No charge until cured. Call or write Tor free
advice. Charges low. Half rates 20 tho
poor. OSS-dSW
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BJGEO. ?. LlNCII, solution.
wM. {. lIAEDLAN, Trustee.
GHHALLEG, Auctioueer. jams
WRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE


L REAL ESTATE-
lie undersigned Trustee, by virtue Of Deed Of
1ra,t tIrntcl To him on the 9TH day Of November,
sit ~ IllIiu Ia Hill aud clara {. I'LL, and On re-
St 10 tel Of iTa'i K,Ok No II OH page as, In the
ne d The CelkOt The County court 81 Ohio county
ND Vir,!uia Will on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06

a., 4 .S,!lESpIl OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
..VNE NEIDNb GltAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS
N ~ I. NEW ORl.EANS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
WA lSs-iGith MoRthly Drawing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06

No. ~ on saturday night has no cOnnecIi0a for
Chicago or SEndusky.
pgIItnaR palHee, Drawing Room and Sleeping Tan
Close connections are made for all points South and
southwest North and Northwest, making this dpsl-
great Wet and 70 whom particular attention Ggiyen.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
Leave Wheeling ...........,,,...,56Sa, m. iSn m
IriAdelphia Accommodation.
haNea he0hng .......6,i0 4 IN. 500 y, IN.
Tickets 70 al principal points on sale Ut Depot
once open at all hours during the day.
Information 70 The travelling public checrtully given.
,.,,,,., W: N. CLEMENTS, Lott.
z 7: DEVRtEs, Gon'l Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06
~, ,., CAPITAL PRIZE, So, Gao.
IN,NQ TICKETS Ar TWn mi TING Z


N. \. DAUPII1S,
AnoB,c,,,r @ box 63!, New Orleans, La.
is.,, utan Extraordinary Drawings are .ItIer he
EfI,irSSn AlI management VI Gen'ls q, T, BEAU
S''""" anil dUBAL \. EARLY. land. ws1vi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06

When tea was announced, Harry took
pains to brush rudely by the old man,
and by quick movement OF his hand to
throw the hook Of his watch chain in
such way that IL caught the wig off the
old gcntleman's head, and left It perfectly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06

Isakcr Gavitt sez that eff Bragg, Nv Wis.
cousin, succeeds in blockin the payment
to him fur the mules tibet John Morgan
took, the hopes Nv the South for u free
government are forever dashed, and that
freedom may as well commence her
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-28

The denoralizing ard life destroying
nature Of Kidney, Bladder. Genital
and Urinary diseases, is we'll known.
CHAPIN's BUCHUPAIBA- new and inn
portant compound i'll the successful
treatment of these diseases-is receiv-
ing the approval of the profession and
public everywhere. Its powers to
relieve. control and cure diseases is ful-
ly attested by thousands. Price 81. Elm
lection Fleur" with syringe) 81. This
is to be used with the Buchupaiba in
cases of impure discharges and is in
dispensible to cure where there are di-
seased discharges. To purify the blood
from Mercury or Syphilis from past
or present ILLNESS use Chapin's Consti-
tuition Syrup. Price 81. sold by drug
gists, or sent by express on receipt of
price. Advice free. See circular with
bottles, Address +. S. Wells, SO Bar
clay Street, New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-28
Repubi ca Consolidate

the rapid movement of the Republican
party towards a consolidated nationality
appears III an alarming h&bt By com paring
its latest with It's earliest uttera1Ces. The
fall conventions took tire strongest ground
In favor OF virtual Imperialism. They
condemned State rights, aud Approved of
the acts and assumptions OF Congress
which virtually ignored the existence of
States as anything more than mere geo
graphical expressions. But the Republi-
can National Convention held at Chicago
IL 1860, which nominated AoIaham Lin
coin for President. adopted into it's pilt-
form q resolution declaring that The
maintenance inviolale of the rlzhs of the
States, aud especially the right OF each
State to order aud control its own domes-
tic institutions according to its own irdg
;nent exclusively, is essential to that
balance of power on which the per-
lection and endurance of our political
fabric depends This is the Demo
cratic doctrine on the subject. It states
precisely the view held by the Democratic
party OF the whole union. 1t was the dog.
trine OF Washington aud Jefferson aud
jackson. as it was of Lincoln Yet this
doctrine OF state autonomy and rights
under the constitution is now condemned
by the Republicans a pestient heresy.
They want strong government, under a
strong ruier-5trong enough 20 overthrow
the constitution and eubjugate the states
10 federal authority; while Democrats
want a government strong only as const;-
tut'onal rights and guarantees and the
toyal support and affection of the people
can make it. This contrast between the
aoc'rines OF the Republicans enunciated in