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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the appetite
A Cut Head.

At o'clock last evening white boy named
Mike Welsh aged seven years. fell at the corner
OF Thalla and Magnolia streets. and severely
cut bis head. He was taken home by his friends.
where he received medical attention.
Staub. at Goldth waite's. corner OF Canal
street and Exchange Alley. has our thanks for
copies Of the latest New York and Philadelphia
papers, and also for the Detroit Free Press.
Harper Weekly and Young People The last
Is model juvenile magazine. and parents
should make arrangements with Staub to take
them for their children.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
Y. M. G. A. LECTURE.

The announcement Of a lecture by Mr. AL
bridge Young. Of Baltimore. for the benefit OF
the Hood orphan fund. last evening attracted
good audience to the lecture room Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. The subject Of
the lecture was the Commercial Drummer .
and II was y well written address and Contained
considerable interesting matter: but ii was
evident that the lecturer was not accustomed TO
indistiIct!y that 1t was impossible for his au-
he said was lost ~ 10Y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
Fifth District Court.

writ OF Injunction issued from this court
yesterday. mt the prayer Of Thomas Frobn, re-
s'raining Laurent Ortea. Mnttheu Rogue Jos.
T. Roude and Joseph Ab5die from carrying on
the business Of II private market within six
adunrss OF tho market In tho neutral ground
on Washington Avenue. be waen ST. Claude md
Marais streets which he claims to have ac-
quirad by purchase at Il aheritT'a snle.
Mr. +. W. anstine W. Mrs. Mary y. Foster "A
suit for rent. In all amounting TO sl5 30 with
Interest aud costs Tue Jury was locked MP last
night. with the privileges Of giving n seaed YER
n Hot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
A Collision,

Yesterday evening at $50 o'clock a pair Of
timber wheels drawn by three mules. knocked
down post at the corner OF Delord and Mag
noiia streets. A little girl named Mary Young.
who was standing near by. was struck by the
post and slightly injured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
Accidentally Shot.

Yesterday. while ont out hunting In the vlcin-
ity OF the Orleans Canal. Chas. Tarare was ae-
cidentaly shot In tho groin and eighty
wounded by the accidental discharge Of gun
The wounded man vas taken to bis residence,
No. 49, Bourbon street. whers his wound was
examined and pronounced serious By Or.
Bayou.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
CONFIRM ATOMS.

The Senate has confirmed the following ap-
pointments made by Gov. Witt:
Henry J. Burkhardt. notary public for the
parish Of Orleans.
H. 81. Hathorn, justice for the second ward OF
the parish of Natehitoches vice D F. Williams
who has removed to the parish Of Bienvile.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
BASE, BALL.

Tho Towards. Jr Base Bail Club has or
9anizsd. with the following nine: J. DOYLE.
captain and GO. Wolf. D.; A. Simmons. Isl b,
J. Blank al b. + Elorbusb sd b.: J. Kallette
q. g.. J Snlder, !. f.. j. Saith, e. T., Fl, Ortle, t.
Tho Reeds Gut Edge Tonic Base Ball Club
waa organized last night. with J. Mllor as cnp-
thin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
THE NAVAL OFFICE.
Lewis is Assured that It is ALI q
Mistake.

Mistake.
The Associated Press dispatches this morn
Ing announce that PinchbGck's name has been
iorwared to the Senate for confirmation as ma
val officer for this port:
In connection With the matter tho following
dispatch received last evening by the present
naval officer. Lewis will be found interesting
WASHINGTON. D. c.. February ". $780,
Hon James Lewis. New Orleans. La:
Gov Pinchback's nomination for the naval
office was sent In by mistake. Thore will be- no
change in the off1 20.
". X ROGERS. Private Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
THE COURTS.
Third District Court.

Tho case Of T. and T.. Michel against Thomas
Layton and ohora was still under argument In
this court yesterday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Signal Beryee. United States Army.
Dsily 10 meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 2:Da q. m. Friday. February Al.
[ObaervBtiona taken Rt the same moment OK
time ut all atntinnal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
First District Court.

PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
t. OdIng assault and battery.
SENTENCED.
John Baden, larceny; one day In the Parish
Prison.
Charles Ousmnre. assault and battery; 81 80
or one day In the Parish Prison.
sENTEFCEs SUSPENDED
Charles Richardson and Moses Holdings
feldor assault and battery.
INFORMATION.
A. Pierre. w. Faulkner Robert Hauck lar
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
Superior Criminal Court.

CAsEa CONTINUED.
Dnvid Uruuhart ftonioua appropriation Of
money.
Milton Bonner embe2zlement.
Maggie Willihma. atabbinR.
Bon John. alias Ben Lewis. burglary and car
ryfnR concealed weapon.
INFOHMATtONg.
Pat Roy. aims Chicken. assault and battery
on police officer
Jas. q. Ford. Dan Williams and WIlbert
Sharp. carrying a concealed weapon.
JURY DISCHARGED.
The Jury for February is discharged.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28

At half. past O'clock last night a child OF Mrs.
Mcintyre corner Of Berlin and Magazine
streets got fire TO q mosquito bar, which re-
suited In the damaging Of the bed and bed
clothes to the amount 81 325.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
Fire on Shipboard.

At half past 10 o'clock yesterday morning two
bales OF cotton on board OF the ship Montreal
were damaged py FIRE to he amount Of IS. The
fire was extinRutshed by Mr.. Burns.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
Maximum Temperatures IT. minimum e3.

The following were recorded Yesterday at the
Office OF the Board of Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs. Andrew Bosargs n daughter.
Mrs. Stephen Happp!d, n daughter.
Mrs. Lawrence shot, u daughter.
Mrs. A. Gorcorau. daughter.
Mrs J NJ. Soaree. q son
Mrs. Peter Hchoen. n dhughtar.
Mrs FrHnk Eugene. n daughter.
Mrs Vim. Moelienbank. II son
Mrs +. RI. Gaber IL son.
Mrs. Giovanni FAto. n son.
DEATHs.
A, A. Osnrga. month.
Emily Ranch. IS years.
Augusta Dure. II years.
Martha Mannan. 10 years. ..-5. ....
A. NJ. L. Clure 2 months
George Hartman. days.
Oetnvls NJ Dnsts, yeas months
Merritt Buck Miller. 50 years.
Marie A. Oonand. . months.
Henry Bradley % years.
Emily Ashley rs years.
Louisa Addek Ia years.
MARRIAGES..
Joseph Reynolds to Hester Hunter
BeBj J. Cohen to Fanny MendeIssohn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
Snnall Fire.

An excellent appetizer and regulator OF the
system IL MalakoH Btters
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
THE HANITARIANB,

attend. 1t will. therefore, be q gala night for
the Bethel and crowds are expected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28

Reed.s enc Edge Tonic cures feyer and aeue
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
LOCAL X YCDED.

T. tndIenas rising: u. Indicates falling: h.
Indicates stationary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 4-P. ".

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 4-P. NJ
The mining share markets to-day were actlVe ouc
irregular. The Leadvle properties again were
weak. and exerted more or less OF an uniavorap'e
influence upon the general list Chrysolite declined
from 7ia to 606is, Little Chief from to 4's@ois,
Climax from 2.15 to 800. South Hlte from Ito 10
Ito. Leadville from 90 to 80 and Annie from 80 10
75077, Little Pittsbnrg being dull at unchanged
quotations Consolidated Virginia rose from 10
TO 900 and California from LOO to l.6o. large
business WAS done in Hukil 1900 shares) AZ from
100 up to 1.5O@1.45. Green Mountain soId a'
3.55. Silver Nugget was steady at 1,5O; barpee c
q Walker Il higher ut Sd Battle Creek g ngner
At dig, and Auburn and Rock Creek steady at 10.
Bodie rose from $40 to 375, and Bnlwer ron
2.1O to 2.200215 Among the low price s,q q
Calayer was cents higher at 80, but U9odsnaw
was cents / wer at 80. and Moose cent lower ~
IS. Great Eastern and Durango beng steady at 90
and ~ respectively. We note sale OF Opn,r az ae
707ls, seller ten days; Mexican at ., seller Ceh
DAVIS Best and Becher at Sos buyer thirty days,
and Silver Clif at 4l2 Tho markets closed Irregular
but generally weak.
Ny INNING STOCK EKORiyGE SALES
apcoSn carr-10.3O p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

SCHOOL Properties for sale OF rent.-New
Ceummsr list mailed for stamp bchermerhorn 80 T. 18th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

ton Of the dividend yesterday. states that IL will
not be declared until October November when a
double dividend of 100000 will be declared.
The trustee WHO was absent, and who makes this
statement il understood To be short of Anne stock
The secretary says the money IL IN bank to pay the
dividend now proposed TO be declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
Srates ano TENDERS.
IRATFS and RENDERS.

CRATES and TENDERS.
,arsss, m OF and ha,f low Grate~
BRAss OPEN FIRE PLACES, NJ.
With An irons ami Basket Graes fer woca OF so "rras
yspety Wbolesao and retail. Estmales given 10 eauo''
and architects q.s C.,,,st NrxYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
Dipl0cno Not,.cs
MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEW-YORK AGENCY, No. ZINE

MODIII- y, -, -
NEw-YORK AGENCY, No II fNEoI,.. {
August 1, 1880
INTEREST NOTICE.-The Board OF Dlrec-
tor. have payment OF interest az inc
the First Preferred Income am sn
many IN he Civ Of Newly follows, Wa 80 per cent on
ihe st av september prON to the registered holders
thereof a the closing transfer books the 2ls day OF
AUGUST inst pc the irst dav OF February
SS 10 the registered holders thereof at the closing 1 the
transfer FRIDAY the list day Of January SS on
winch oates transfer books OF the said frs debnnfcs
he 10 Monday, the 9TH OF september
and on saturday the 6th of February, 1884, respec-
lively - -, ,...., ~.
Ao interest at cent upon the Second Pre-
ferred Income sinking Fund Deben ures payabe IN Ike
manner ON in first day December prOX TO the registered
holders of SAID second Debentures.
Dnc notice the closing Of tne transfer D0Ok' hereof VIII
be gwen hereafter. =,
ebcntnres transferred to Bearer must be entered In
OF before the interest Will De
nutJf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

FTfEIEVr KAPII IUNNVT4IIIN 10 ~ " ~
i PIONEER DISTRICT, PINAL COT N1Y, ARiZ0NA
CAPITAL SrOCh. $2.5OO,OoO; ~ lOoOuV 80 shANh,.
OFFICERs; Earnest A.. Des Narets President ~, i.
STOCK Exchange) G. G. Murphy NicePfesHlent Lnuly
r. seaman Secretary amt Treasurer. Bo'd OF IIusvo
Theodore Williams Vernon seaman e. e. Murphy, y.
Clewel. John A. Robertson flnanea ,,sw New.
YorK Register Of Transfers IN Newiork-Unoh lIns
comnany CouuseI-Remiugton Nernam. No 1873 BroS%i-
wav New.York; Hon A. W; Blair, san FRANCISCO ~
Mining Superintendent-F. l.. Benton. .. .,oo,,
~ NEEiCE. NO SO nROADWAY NEW lORk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

oFF1cRRs-Prest, r. b. Catnerwood secy and Treas
pro tenn. r. c. Branhall.
TRusTFEs-A ). Warner. T. c. Bramhll. Alex. stewart
Henry Morgan L. L. Brown II. De Peyster. II. b. Gather
wood, r. G. Root Robert sclcll and \. f. Roberts.
limited number o. shares SALE for the purpose Of re-
building mill For particulars, Apply al general Office No. ~
ira RrOla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

THE BONANZA CHIEF
COLD MINING COMPANY.
Capital 81, vvOvVu Snsres, 81 each. unSs,essl5la
pr..,ae,, W w WlCKEs yicspres,.snI NICHAEL
Snow: secretary. r. r. Brooks directors A. sBaHS5,
IA A RIIHARDSON, q. q. RObINSON. ALANsoN
TRASH W W. WICkEa MICHAEL SNOW. VI Ne"fs'S
COLI SAUNDERS. Montana
FOR paruc inquire Al tho once,
lBASD Is MALL STREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
Fer Boys and Young Me
~ ,vCICAI and ENGLISH SCUOOL-G
For Young Laoies-City.

academy of the URSULINE NUNS.-A
~ boarding. and Day School for yo,ing iaoss on West
II mile north OF
,e' mems Sepemb every the thorough educa
tn Young lSs terms for b0arders 1913 cal oi day
scholars $50 For patGculaIs address dOIhEh 81
prRIOn Ufsulne Aeaieny, Morris MIA r. D., New-foH
city. --------
N3ISS JAUDOh'S YOUNG LADIES' BOARD
WI ING and DAY SCHDO..34S Madison.ave near z4ilst,
SeoDs sept Language taught by the Natural Method
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

CoNNELLsyILLE, Pa, January 92.-ln
locating furnaces the object is 10 get the
production to minimum OF cost per ton
OF iron, and as we have locations not ex-
celled in the States for the cheap produc-
ton OF ores, why should we neglect to
have our advantages put before the iron
men instead OF making known our re-
sources? 1t ia well known fact that In
times OF depression the furnaces in Fay
ette county can produce iron at profit,
while Others shut down or lose money.
On the Youghiogheny river, from nine TO
fourteen miles east OF Connellsville, are
several good locations, with tho ores crop
ping out the whole distance. The only
transportation would be coke for that dis.
lance, and as one aud half tons Of coke
make one ton OF iron, the advantages OF
cheap ore can readily be seen. This Is
what is called the basin in this ore field,
the strata here assuming horizontal po-
sition for five miles, and in that distance
the ore veins oil crop out from the lower
vein or big bottom TO the upper or lime.
stone vein. There is also plenty OF coal
from three and half 10 five feet In thick
ness, which can be used for fuel and roast
ing ore. Timberis plenty. This field Tor
some time has been overlooked, but as
some Oft parties interested are making
preparations to develop the mineral, the
advantages cannot fail 10 attract the at
teniion OF furnace men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

"When' the saw buck was invented"
said the orator, as he. cast sly glance at
Elder Toots' bow legs, "some folks imagin-
ed that the limit was reached, hut 1t was
only twenty-nine days before de world was
convulsed with the news dat after de buck
saw came de horse radish Crater, an upon
de heels OF dis de glorious news dat de
genius had given US de far soundin' tinkle
Of do COW bell. [Cheers.l Some men want
ed 10 fold DER hands an die, finkin' de
eand had come, genius plummed her beak
an 10! We had tallow candles. Wild
whoops.1 Light shone in dark places, but
it was no time TO stop.
"Wid one wild whoop OF her raven
wings genius left at our doahs jug with n
handle, an de wheelbarrow. Cheers and
yells So 1t has gone. We didn't stop
wild the clothes pin, but sprung ford to de
hair.pin, de stove handle, de jatk.kuife, de
dictionary, ice cream, lager beer, and odd
splinters Of genius too many TO menshun.
We shall neber stop. What am now dis
year will be ole de mex. Genius will not
be content wild rcplacin' de BEDFORD by
springs, or de stage by the locomotive, but
will go on an on, until bnttermilk kin be
drawn from every hitchin' post an seven
cent sugar scooped in from dc roots OF
ebery lamp post. In de language oLone
OF Rome's grandest senators, 'Pl.rib,H, syt-
ldblH unupl cum dig"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24
LgApyILLE LErrER.

The Present Condition and Future Pros
peets Of ihe Great Mining Town--A Few
words Of Advice 10 Those Contemplni.
ing settling There.
LEADyILLR, COL, Jpnuary ID, 1880.
Editors IntOlllgsncer.
First, must tell you that one Is liable to
place too high an estimate on things here,
owing probably to the high, dry climate
in which we live. Leadvllle is put down
on the map as ten thousand four hundred
feet above the level Of the sea. Wheter
this is true or not, / cannot say, for ]
never went to the trouble Of measuring IT.
but anyhow it's high, as one from low
country soon finds out.
There are in Leadville proper utthir;;
ty.liye thousand people, and five thousand
more in the camps; and II half as many
come here, between this and the first oil
July, as are looked for, the town will con-
lain about seyenty.Gve thousand people
There are hundreds OF men here looking
for work, and hundreds Of jobs waiting Oh
the men.
The two principal streets are Chestnut
street and Harrison avenue. On either OF
them. between @ A. NJ. and 10 p. NJ, there
ia almost a solid mass OF human beings. i
never saw anything TO compare with i IN
any other city have visited. The student
nj human nature can find a variety oil sub
iects here; the saint and sinner, the spend
thrift and the miser, all mingling together
Speakipgof mines the Herald, the leading
paner of this city, contained an article re-
Gently, claiming that the Robert f. Lee
is the richest mine on the earth'
The one great topic Of conversation mere
is the Ute question. The papers seem h
think they have nothing TO interest Inc
people here unless they can crowd ~
column or two OF "Ute." The feeling
here is strong against these Indians:
The continental divide is in sigh, o
Leadyille, and Just west Of that line lte'
the Gunnison country, Taylor river, Roar
inc Fork, and several other streams, ant
Quite a large country, where, Professor
Wheeler says, miners will goi the spring
and those who are lucky enough TO tnd
paving claim will make one hundred dol
lars per day.
A few words 10 those who contemplate
coming to Leadville Ii you expect t
come fere and crowd fortune down int
your breeches pocket without hgmpint
your back, don't come. II you think Q
coming here and wearing "bald faced
shirts, you'll be left. II you expect Il
come here and go to church two and thEet
times week, with girl on each arm
then bring the girls and the old man.
latest pocketbook along. lfyou have an!
fine "togging" at home, leave it there
You'll need It about Christmas 1881, wheI
you get home, "hat.footed." But II yol
will wear fine feathers, trade them OIL II
Denver for California suit. But, boys
Iii YOU have plenty OF muscle and willinl
heart, and don't think you are smarte
than Daniel Webster, come along. Their
is lots OF wealth here, and you stand a
Orro G. PATTERSON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

As there is good deal OF talk about the
forthcoming census, 1t may be well to
warn people against pretended officials
who will no doubt attempt to perpetrate
fraud under the guise Of gathering Stats.
tics for the census. The game has already
been begun In some States. A cookbook.
Ing person armed with blanks and papers
that give him an air OF official respecta.
bility drives up TO a farmers house and
asks him for information about his crops
OF grain, potatoes and other farm produce,
the number OF acres he has in cultivation,
the number Of head Of cattle he owns, and
other facts connected with his vocation, all
OF which Is carefully noted on his blanks.
Then tho farmer Is requested to sign his
name Mt the bottom Of a blank space on the
paper to verify the iuformation-And here
Is where the trick comes in. The farmer
may unsuspecIingly append his signature
without asking questions; u so, he Is en-
trapped, for the pretended official, bidding
him good day, takes his departure, goes
Oft and writes over the signature prom.
issory note for 800, $500 or 5000, and
sells II TO the nearest bank or note.huyer,
and the farmer knows nothing Of the
fraud till the note falls due, and he Is no.
titled By the innocent holder to come for.
ward aud pay It. As we have taken fire..
quent occasions to warn farmers and
others, they cannot be too wary OF stran-
gers, who, under one pretence and another,
ask them 10 sign their names TO papers.
In nine times ont OF ten there Is a fraud
intended. The census law does not re-
quire persons TO sign their names to pa
pers atall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

New York Correspondence Philadelphia Ledger.
A very intelligent merchant who hal
just returned from a three weeks bust
ness tour Of observation through this State
Western Pennsylvania, Southern Ohio ant
West Virginia, gives a glowing account O
the revival Of industry in that region
The leather manufacturers, no says, are
refusing to take further orders, and have
as much business on hand Just now rs
they can take care Of until midsummer
The furniture manufacturers are all work.
ing full time, and likewise have orders far
ahead. As for the iron and steel estab.
lishments, he says, many OF them are al
work night and day, and some OF them
experience more or less difficulty in OBJ.
tanning a supply Of the right kind Of labor.
The farmers too are jubilant and are ex.
pecting to increase their hog crops aud
grain acreage this year under the stimulus
Of good prices, and their improved tlnan.
CiaI condition resulting from last years
harvests. Saw few or no tramps; in fact,
almost everybody was at work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24
TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad

.ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, December II, 1879
" Can will leave Wheeling, MI. Bell.yiew and
IiOrnbfoOk Park rs follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

NEw YoRK, January 92.-In hardware,
business continues good and improving
and the sections OF the country represent,
cd on current orders is becoming more
general. The wants OF the interior are
thought to be large, and the letters OF in,
quiry as to prices aud prospects now com.
ing to hand seem TO indicate a growing
anxiety among buyers, while the steady
enhancement In the cost OF iron and other
metals has increased the stimulating intlu.
ences. There have been been fair amounts
taken for export, but there seems to be q
slight check to the foreign demand, and 1t
Is thong BIT the recent additions to cost will
eventually tend to check the volume OF
orders from abroad. Price lists continue
under revision and pretty much all
changes are toward q higher level
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

OuR esteemed contemporary Of the
Wheeling IHrELLIGRSCER is making a
vigorous fight against Grantism and the
third term. We are glad TO note the TACT
that many well meaning Republicans are
opposed 10 the nomination OF this naboO;
stiil, in the event Of such q catastrophe;
the whole Republican party will accord
Grant hearty support. In this connec'
tIon, we will Just state for the information
OF our friend OF the lSTELMGEScEH that'
from a careful observation in this region,
we are Of the opinion that three'tourths OF
the Republicans favor the denomination
Of Emperor Grant IIfltsburg NettS'
The Nem must have extraordinary
sources Of information in regard to the
Republican sentiment sin this region.
Our information is altogether different.
How would 1t do for the enterprisinl
Editor to favor US with canvass Of the
Republican sentiment in the town o.
wellsburg next week, or, still better, o.
Brooke county2 We are hearing pretty
constantly from the surrounding country
hereabouts, and We do not discover any
three. iourths" third.term sentiment
mot by a large majority"