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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-09

run daily Through Chicago express leave Column,
oay except Sunday, At $40 r. ", with sleeping ca
attached, arriving 10 Chicago al 7sO next morning
TatasS e9n Dc secured in advance At Union Dsrj'
Fuunan9 Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Car
Without change from stObenVI aud ColIn.
pus 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis aud !.
For through Tickets Baggage Checks, sIcsDlps IA
aceonaO1au9n4l and lpy further Information Gpll,
70 % !Hs. n. BELLEVlLLE, Ticket Asen, 4. fni
handle Depot loot Of Eleventh street, or Al ct,
D. W. CALDWELL,
Gent Manager, Columbus, U.
y. N. FELTON,, JR.,
v. L. ODRIEE,
~. GSnl PaA'. and Ticket Agent Columbus, o
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Money received on depo,iL,
Interest paid on special dCp6Iits,
n.a. soleTH Banking Business conducted With ptu,
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New York my Goods Marked.

NEW YoRK, October s.a-Busness remain,
quiet with cotton goods commission houses
and prints dull; worsted dress goods and
ginghams in good request but cotton dresl
goods quiet. ClothieFs are placing liberal or
derS for light weight fancy cassimeres, chey,
lots and worsted coadneS. Fiannels and
blankets in steady request; underwear and
hosiery doing we'll, and many makes are sold
ahead. Foreign dry goods sluggish.
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TOlRda.

roLEDo, October s.-Wheat-steady No. l
white Michigan 81 q; No. /, 81 IS; amber
Michigan spot and October 81 %; No. 2 am,
Der 81 20; No. 2 red winter spot 81 q; No, 3
.. & u. red 81 %; No. 8 do 81 20; rejected
Wabash 81 20; No. 9 amber Illinois 81 2tX.
Corn-steady; high mixed 431Sc; No. 2, 4Sc I
rejected axe. oats-steady; No. 2, aI<c,
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BosToS, October 8. =. Wool - Quiet but
steady Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
40a45c; Michigan and Wisconsin s7a42c
combing and delalne 4Oa45c; unwsshed 29aS6c.
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NEW YoRK, October 8. = Manufactured
copper-Firm; new sheathing SIC 90; ineot
lake active and drmer at SO 60a2l 90, Pr
lron-.Scotch scarce and firm OF $2SaSl; Amer
lean $.eaS2. Russia Sheeting $l3 30. Nails
Cut $ CO., clinch s lOas 10.
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New Orleans COTTON yTnr4ct,

NV ORLEANS. October s.-Cotton f;
middling l0c; low do 9Nc; good ordinary exc;
net receipts 1851 bales gross 6,52l: exports,
GreatBrtain 4, 1888 bales; coastwise 3,028 bales /;
sales {, 100 bales; stock l,079ei3,
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CINCINNATI, October S.-Hogs-Dull; com.
mon s. O0a3 90: light s. 65aS IS; packing
50 60aS 85i butchers s. s5aS 90. Receipts,
l,T76 head shipments, SIS head.
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NEW ORLEANS, October g. Cofee-Qulet
and steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime
i2hal7c; 1obbing lSal7Ac. Sugar and Mo.
lasses-No stock. Rce-Quiet; Louisiana
ordinary TO choice 6a7Xc,
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fancy creamery $50: choice dairy leaiSc prime
Central Ohio 10ai2c; prime Western Reserve
l4al6c. Llnse0d oil...Demand fair and mar.
ket firm AZ Gle 7F7T
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PROVERBS.

Sour stomach, bad breath, indigestion
and headache easily cured by Hop Bltte's.'
Study Hop Bitters Books use the Medi
cine; be wise, healthy aud happy"
when lie lisa drug, and you have lost ali
hope, try Flop Bitters,"
kidney and urinary trouble is universal
land the only safe and sure remedy is HoT
IBltters-rely on It,"
Hop Bitters does not exhaust and des
troy but restores and makes new ="
"Ague, BiliousneSs, Drowsiness, Jsun.
dice, Hop Bitters removes easily"
'BOilS, Pimples, Freckles, Rough Skin,
IeruptiOns, impur blood, Hop BitteFs cure
inactive Kidneys and Urinary Organs
cause the worst Of diseases, and Hop Bitters
cures them ALL" 81
AtAots health, sunshine and 10y in Hop
Btttefs than in al other remedies.N "
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief Is the
best.
For sale by LAUGHLIN Bios. &Co.,
jS2srru+Islw 6"eo%Ise Sssi Ri5Ss e. Il.
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THE WHEAT DEAF,

The Excitement and Anxiety ofthe Rails
and nearS-One Days Experiences on
iChnage in Chicago = How the Boom
AiIeeis the Boys.
Chisiso Times Of Tuesday. +.
The honorable bulls of the present irisky
wheat deal were dreadtully anxious to get
to the Board on yesterday. Down town
early, they fretted and TUNED till Change
time, and at $3.50 o'clock they rushed on
Change as impatient as pack Of wolves
after basket. Of beetsteaks, or as though
his Satanic majesty was behind them. It
was not the devil, but the Liverpool mar.
ket that was driving them, however, for
after November wheat closed on Saturday,
on the the regular board, at 81 90, and
subsequently on the pavement was sold at
81 10, 1t had become generally known that
cablegram had been received quoting
Liverpool two to. three. shillings higher for
cargoes Off The coast, - q 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-09

Bethesda Spring Water Is now known in all
civilized countries, and embraces in It's bless
ings thousands who never expect TO see the
grassy banks and romantic bills and wales
which surround the sparkling fountain. The
most unQu Allied praise Of its healing proper.
ties is everywhere rendered, It has taken rank
as one Of the wonders OF the world the subtle
mower for good contained In the mild, sweet
draught Is beyond the reason OF the scientist
and only finds explanation as one Of God In.
Vulnerable blessings. Bethesda's victories In
the past have been but nominal compared with
those awaiting 1t in the future. 1t Is rapidly
approaching recognition throughout the
world as the greatest panacea for Bright's Dis
ease Diabetes and all affections Of the kid
neYs and bladder. To It's virtues thousands
owe life and health.
Bethesda can be obtained OF
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
General agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcR-50 cents per gallon, 81 per quarter.
barrel, $ per half.barrel, $40 per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
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GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION,

CAUTION.
Owing to the increased demand and the im-
mense popularity OF the above celebrated
goods, some dealers are selling inferior to-
baccos and representing them as the "Glory"
brand. claim the GLORY" as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has a
gold tag with the word "GLoRY'' upon IT. and
none other is genuine, as It is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
AUGUST 9, 1879. ..s. au2
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY BY
a our careful plan Of Ipeculating 10 Wall street.
Any amount from SO 70 500, either 10 Put or GALL
very frequently gives back 10 10 TINES your money
In prodts. You cannot los6 any more than the
amount you invest
atociI Of al Kinds bought and sold through New
York Stock Exchange In any number Of shares 90 8
per cent margin. Send Tor our circular explaining
how 70 speculate.
PECK L HARRIS, Bauksrs aud Brokers,
be2i.TuT4s l9BIoad street, New York
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&sG1eHviAe AeooNDLodlai(65t-I 4ITsT Ro1isIS. !;
m, bridgeport 800 p. M; arrIVGs At stsubebvills al
~ p nj IeAyes s'subonyile Al 1850 a. M and Ar.
W. S ~ sndGeport Al $50, and BeIair0 Al $40 a m
L re oLeuoenyNie Accommodation, IN addition to
tneE regular Tip to and from StUuAenyille viii mnts
~ IcuoWinS tips between BellRiro and Martins
bfioEePoH to aart!n'S Ferry .. M
u NVHG iIiEe'''''vs'''.".....,u.""ll.8 20 4. m,
S....I .'.,.,..,.......,..,.,,,,, 3.A5 IL tn,
sS4ppiSg when required At Sherman House, Etna.
VILE, West Wheeling and Gravel iIiil
Tickets aud Baggays Cheek "a ali nrlueIpaI mimi,
nM LAG ~ Sd Wet can DO procured At tho TeEt
,o FIR, MYERS,
ieS General FSGGOnReF and Ticket Agent
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ouEfEhEhS L0st Energy, = SIanfy
oF, Syphilis, OF any
form d disease, cured IL the Old WESTERN
elnnAti, By the only sure and reliable ronedies
No charge until cured. Call Or RnIs for free
AdVieO. Charges low. Half rates 20 The
poor. ooS-d4V
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THIS MADE THINGS HUN

and by 10 o'clock the local world Of specI-
lotion was Sin wheat" with the market
pulse rising rapidly to fever heat, and
craze to buy in the air affecting the attend
ants OF the regular board, the call board,
public exchange and "bucket" shops alike.
The bears were completely "rattled," y,
and unable to lower the market, began to-
lose confidence in their theory that the ex-
pected break was imminent. Their old
fashioned sheet anchor OF faith, that a
break is inevitable soon after sudden
rise, didn't seem to be the thing TO tie to,
and their disgust increased as the bulls
grew more excited with the belief that the
long expected grain speculation boom had
started at last. Change and Change al.
ley were stirred to the centre, and most
extravagant were the dreams Of sudden
atfluence INDUCED in by those who held
the magical receipts"
The board room was unusually crowded
at themorning session, the din was terri.
tic and the excitement general. The bulls
were tremulous with excitement and told
Of the different countries Of Europe on the
tips OF their fingers as they predicted that
"she would go TO forty" % 500 I'D yf.,
After thinking out the map Of Europe
and comforting themselves with the re.
Election that England had been wet, France
wet, Germany wet, Italy, Hungary and
Spain short, and Russia with no particular
surplus to speak Of, the bulls snorted with
satisfaction and started out to keep the
boom working" Up went the market,
ranging from 10s 10 III cents, till about
II 80 o'clock; when 1t was learned that
l24 had been bid on the call board, and
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CINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL.
WEST VIRGIN|A UNIVERSITIES

Mine departments Of study; textbook furnished
PenIOa for one year from el70 to $500; uon.soc.
IirtA9, liberal, Thorough. Fall term beginS Sep.
Gember Sal, 1879. ~ Nc
'HSFor catalogues and other Information apply
$ths preaidenE J. Il. Thompson, Morsantc1E
WestNa Au1
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER4, I879.

Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ sell at public auction, to
ths highest and hest bidder, u the front door Of The
Court HOuS0 Of Ohio county West Virginia the fol-
lowing described real estate Inst 70 Aay: Lot sum
beftd q, In the addition TO the city Of Wheeling.
Wat VinuA, In the Fiat ward Of said city, laid Out
BY John McLlre al Of which aid addition IL re-
t6iel In said Clerks Oce, In Deed took g. page &c.
sli lot fronts on the west side Of thirty foot street.
has lrOnt Or width o. aid street Of thirty feet, and
extends EesWaTdlT uniform Width BY par tlle lines
Oh, hundred aud tWeHty-nino feel 10 depth; being
the Eame properly conveyed To the said Simon Hoi-
1sl BY John Mcclure aud Wite BY deed dated the 9Th
hJ Of October, 1874, and Of record In said Clerks
o6te, In Deed Book 81, page 2G9.
The title Is believed To b. perfect but will convey
Suly the title vested 10 me by said died Of trust.
TEGNS OV SALE-Ule-thiFd add n much mora a.
Iht purchaser may elect to pay cash 90 day 0IBale
and The balance In two equal inStalenA a Slx md
tNllIe months, with interest from day Of AaIe; de-
ened nlAllmens TO be secured 10 the satisaetl0nof
Iht trustCe. WILLIAM p. HUBBARD, Z
~ TfustaA
The lbOVt sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
October u, 1879, same hour and place.
WILLIAM r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W, II, HALLER. AuCtpnARF r|l OrH
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable North Wheeling Property.

By Virtue Of deed oftrst, made by Simon Holland
lnd Mary Jane bis vile, TO the underaign0i trustee,
lAid July a. 1874, and recorded 10 the Oee VI the
Cl,ik Of The County Court Of Ohio county In Deed Of
frnht BOX No. L plgn 30. 1 ahall ON
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TRUSTEES SALES.
sALE u oENTRE

TRTsTEE,s SALE OF CENTRE
SnEgLIN0 PROPERTY. ~ ~ "A
q, ,,,us of dS6a q tteSt, nlAe by J. chambtts
,,s;,,T trustee lof Mary LonliA Schwartz, the IAid
I,,y louie schVaftl, With Fed Schwartz hef hus.
~ 10 ihO undofilSGtd trustee tAted November .,
~, Ard recorded IA the oflee OF ne Clerk o. The
,ssty Court q DIDO county, West Vlrgini4 IN deed
SITia, BOOK No'p, plga ~ w on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ASIA
Commanding Al 10 OSlock a. H., proceed % SELL d The
S'.Bi d0Gr 81 the Court H0lge q Ohio county, West
~ q lie klSh6It and bpS bidder, the Do.
asSi propST y, thlI iI u BAJI ne north opeshAl
Nh Numbered 49, bluated on the ~ Tide Of Main
,,,.st bStUetn TWeBty.Atlh lTeet formerly called
v,,,h,il street and TRo1ty.Slxth street 1loImefly
rtirI division itrset, IL the sixth Ward q the city
rRSS, o. sILS-0ne GhlFd Of Ihs purchase money,
I'd puush more . the pprehstpr may elect V ray,
= ~ he bIIaIeO lntgO e1dat payments, at VI
~ iVslTC mOnIhA with lat6ftSt IRON day 81 sale
giving notes secured BY deed 81 trust and
Sey Of Insurance 90 the property Tor deferred pay
IN lille 10 the IAld property q believed 70 b per.
~ but selling a. trustee AhAu convey only such
iii a il VesIsl 10 IN 4by SAID deed Of trust. 80
WM. P. HUBBARD, Trustee
a, n u.ttpn AuntInnRaP aFl
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CLINTON BRIGGS
RACK" sTRUoEs

said the bloom" was a solid fact, and no
short fiction about 1t. The long expected
grain rise had come at last, and it was his
opinion that it was bound to last at good
high prices. He thought 1t might reach
q, for wheat now, hut that II it was earlier
in the season he shouldn't be surprised to
see it go up to 81 40. I5
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baltimore K OHIO RAILROAD co
&&Eastzss ss-.ss;ss 5tssssa..;.;:s
On and after May Is, 1879, Passenger Train, vii
run "A tolloWS-Wheo Time:
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L TRIADELPHIA PROPERTY.
NJ virtue Of deed oltruIt, inside BY Mary sehWI Inn,
iii Of MlChAel SehWinu, with the aid MlchIel
sF1unn, het husband, 10 the undersigned tTuhtee,
ISd Jolly 5, 1873, and recorded 10 the once d the
flTk d the County Ourt Of Ohio county, West Va
10 4syd oil TrsSI Book No H. page ], will, on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1879, .
c.uuraclag al II o'clock A. NJ, proceed 70 SELL Of the
mi lOor Of the Court HnuS9 VI Ohio county, West
w. 70 The highest and but bidder, The following Do
,ibsd real tIIRtr that 10 70 nay. lot numbered ten
MI utnh same Il desIgnatsd up a The plat Of the
1In n IIIdelphil, In the county Of Ohio and StAts
I at YRinit, fronting aity let 100 it.) on the
SIiionlI ROad, aud running back one hundred and
iv,nty feet (l30 tt.) 10 IN alley.
1EEHS OpsALE-QnO-thlr ol the purchase money
Ial much more % the purChnS " may elect 10 pay,
ID ash the balance 10 two equal aynonts n six and
RtVs mlllhS, With Interest from DAY Of sale, pur-
thISfS giving DOteS secured BY deed 0l trust and
Paiy d insurance on the property Tor deferred PAY
ntntL Ay -s z
ThSttle % the said property d believed 10 10 per-
se, but selling - trustee, shall convey only such
llf - 10 v0Sted Ia me BY aid deed Of tIISt.
WI. p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
" II. liALLER, AucLlOueeF. Oc8
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-24
May Festivities.

The Claiborne Guardian Of the 18th
gives . glowing description Of the SUN
day school pic mic on tho first of May
given BY the Homer Female Institute Vt
HOVER. The election Of May Queen lst
aud I'd Maids of Honor, WAS held 5,6o7
tickets were sold for 1854 IS and result.
ing in the election OF NJ ~ Nollis Gun.
ninxham, daughter of our estimable
TREAD Dr.J II. Cunningham, Of this city.
Thus another May festival has renew
ed rnp ties Of friendship and furnished
Amusement, ior the young aud pleasure
TO the aged
Tue examination Of the Homer Masonic
Female Institute will take place On Fri.
dav ,Juus 18th. Concerts, Tuesday aud
"Wednesday Eth and 18th. Commence.
meut days--Cone.rts- Tuesday, We'd
n,s,lay a..l Thursday. The school iail
will be Friday night which closes the
exercises ii prOsp crOaO ssssiOu Of Que
Of tho finest institutions iOs the educs'
tiea Of young ladies 10 TIE South.
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Personal Mention.

We are please', to hear that tho Rev.
+. J. Hough is recovering from his ~
cent illness.
We call the attent ion Of our readers tO
the cart Of Messrs Marsh T. Sons, in all
other column.
DR.. s. o. Scruggs aud son left for that
favorite and popular summer resort
Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Our enterprising merchant Harris
JaAa came mp on tho Yszoo Valley from
New Orleans with large stock Of goods
The oldest member Of the Veteran A.
sociation il Mr.. Geo. Monroe, whose age il
"a, and the youngest Mr.. Theodore llert
zog, who il II.
Nj. w. H. Hill, the popular represent
stive Of August, Bernheim 4 Bauer
Wholesale clothiers Of N ew York, gave u,
. call during tho week.
Mr.. Will A. Oglilvie, Of that fearless
journal tho Shreveport Standard was il
our city this week representing that ps
per. We commend tho Standard TO thu
citizens Of our parish a. firt-clsss read
able paper.
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RIVER NEWS.

We.ther very hot.
Plenty Of dust on the landing.
business ia too dull to look after.
The river is going down-at tho rate
of three miles On hour.
Tho following arrived per steamer
Yazoo Valley from New OrIeans. Mr.
G. L. Walmsley aud family and Mt. jules
Ducssse. tss.4i.
The steamer Danube, Capt Thorn,
passed up lsst Saturday with large
freight. We tip our visor for fovon 70
ceived in to shape Of periodicals. from its
polite officers.
Among tho passengers per Yazoo VAL
lev were Mr.. 8. Wiubarg who in on bis
way 10 Germany; W. hope bis trip will
,,c pleasant and agree able aud bis return
safe. MI N. Hertzog also left for New
Orleans on business.
That swift passc niger sternwhesl Yszod
Valley came in Wednesday morning
with the largest freight Of the season
and her officers seemed exu,taut thereby
Capt. Rae msjestically paced tho mo-
nth spy ylsss in hand taking . goo
graphical view of our city, B0azmau
sportsd tho quill in the Office and thu
indefstigsble Dowty, did The cheoki"E
she took on several boles Of cotton, cot
ton ssed, . lot u hides and . 6ne ist q
passengess.
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CARTEL-GARZlA-At the Catholic
Cathedral by tie Rev. Father Diclarry
~" Thursday, the 18th 'lay Of May, 1871,
i, (;::;N =. VI. Mr.. LEOPOLD CARTEL to Miss
R">E,INE GAEzIA, both "fthiS city.
Our friend "l'aMl2 his ut last Joined
the i:rnr,lictS. We hope their journey
through life may le sma'N'th and melliilM'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

For Dr0psy.

Central Fall. 4 l.. Oct. ~ ls.:.
Nix. n. X. STEVENS -
1t is a pleasure I" give my testimony for your
vaiul,e o,r,lecine. I wAs sick tor long time
with Dropsy, aLisr the doc.o,s care. he said
i, vas water between ths Heart and Liver.
received ~ benefit until commenced taking
the vrxetin~; in fact grew worse. have
tried many re,ue.lies they did not help me-
vEGe1lx ia the medicine to' Dropsy. began
I" feel better after taking few bottles; l
have taken thirty bottles in all. lam perfect:
" we'll. never felt better. M one can feel
more thankful than d0.
lam. dear sir. gratefully yonrs:
4. u. WHEELER.
vEG TINE.-Wl,eu the blMMl becomes lifeless
ami stagnent. either from change Of weather Of
ri climate. want OfexcIciSe. irregular diet, or
from any other cause the vegrtine. will renew
the bl"d, carry III tue p"rid humors. cleans
the stomach. regulate the bowels. and imparts
y tone Vi visor ~ the whole b"'iy.
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BkEylTlES.

Get the WHITE sewing machine.
The WHITE sewing machine is the
cheapest.
Go to the Pl'rnix AMI get on the out.
side Of on. ut those frozen lcInOll;l,ieS.
Now is the time to take the babies to
Jim Noise and get their pictures taken.
Parish Court in session, Judge Tucker
presiding. A large number "f civil salts
were disposed Of.
MrssrS. Hynes 4 Hutson have already
finished the root on their stable and are
now ready to accommodate the travelling
public.
The Methodist church corner OF Sec
ond ard Lafayette streets is being rap.
idly completed and will: prove an "rna-
m'nt to our town.
Our worthy friend T. Laccste has al
ready gathered fine, l'e'tgs from III"
trees. We consider this rather early
for figs, but nevertheless it is ~.
Sheriff Deblienx feeds his prisoners i"
grand style. The bill If fare consists Of
soup, boiled taters and ham, beef and
wholesome bread, which We consider
good enough for anybody. Our mouth
waters ~ We write about such excellent
GRUB"
We learn that our vene ralle old friend
Mr.. J. X. Williams, known az one among
the best Of planters in this section Of
country, that all his corn has from one
to two we'll Developed ears, and "A for
his cotton, one eau beat il. We hope
in our next issue to chronicle fine mess
Of roasting-ears from his valuable farm.
Adolphe Monroe alias Pic and Norbert
Thompkins, were brought before bis
honor Judge Tucker last week charged
with stealing u barrel Of corn from Mr..
A. JAcomte. Pic thinking his honor
would In light on him If ho owned "P'
plead guilty to the charge. His honor
not wishing to have the parish run in
debt for Pics board, gave him twelve
mouths in the penit-ntiary, and On Tues.
,lay he was taken on lMard the iazN'
Valley aud escortsd to Ration Rouge by
Deputy Sheriff John A. Barlow. We
think the verdict u sensible one. Nor
bert Thompkins waived preliminary ex'
animation and was hound over to the
District Court in the sum Of $50.
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VEGETINE
For Kidney Complaint and Ner'
vous Debility.
1Slesl,oro, Me-: lDec. %, 1876

ISttstOrO, Me Iec. g, 1876
Mr., r. r. Stevens:
Desr Sir-l have had = cough, for eighteen
years, whom commenced taking tho veectiue
I wxs very low aud my system wss deCilitat.
aM by dinaaso. I had tAW Kidney COMPLAINT,
and was very nervOMs-.Ouxh l,ad. lungs sore.
When had taken one bottle. found Il was
helping mo; it has helped my cough, and It
strengt hens me. am now able to do my work.
Never l.avs found aud thing like tho vcsetiue.
know It is every. thing It Il recommended 70
w. MRS. 4. j. pENDLETON.
l,uriiiUs tho blood regulates the bowels quiets
tho nervous system acta directly upon The
sscretious aud stouses the whole syttsn to
action.
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Dedication,

TIE new Methodist church IN the city
Of N.tchitOch ~ will IN dedicated on the
first Sabbath in June. Dr.. J. B. Walker,
Of New ORLEANS, together with other
ministers will olIiciate. A cordial invita-
ton ist.xh'udrd I" I'll 70 b. present. i
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Prof. Edward Petzseh,

Composss and arrsnges Music to order
viii also give Instructions on pisuos
flutes aud brass instruments. Vocal mu.
sic : speciality. Pianos carefully tuned
Office on Washington street.