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, 1880-11-17
SUDDEN DEPARTURE.

Special DtsH4tth to Tho Chfeaao Tribune.
VALpAHAtsO. tIn!. Nov. lG.-prof. g. N. crnn-
die. huIl,ng rroIu Ohio sono years since, WIN
drives thriving business us tcnchcr Of Ie,,lnRt1-
ship In ttls city, aId vino was InarrIed hero only
II year ugo or so to Miss Allen, Of excellent ro-
putc. loft town very strangoy last night with
ono Eugene Lo9at,, at e.npoyd Of tho vhteuc
Ctl!cc, u wnrm friend Of Cranalo's, win
eniuo here from tho samo town. Logan IL
single, but Cranle toayes tits wife with bahe,
MnI yery menger1y provided for 90 far .ls cntl bs
nT their Intentions. ilotn Crl,ldlc and hIs vito
hull aa1nt tt.onpy tleMsltct Mt tho FlrHcrs' M.
tloslnl Bunk. tlcforc leaving he drew ont nll
wHa ht,t ,lSnly nt tho CraIldlG home, hut this lrl
cIs0nlOIliUus departure seems fnexpaacablo,
, 1880-11-17
CANADA.
Tho Exodus 10 the Stntcx-Orn0sft1on
III Newfoundland to Confcdcrntloh-
Tho T1Acitle tsMillyny Hyfidlente.

Tho Exodus 10 the Stntca-Orrosft1on
IN Newfoundland to Conrclcrntlon-
Tho Pacific Hallway Syndicate.
Srtttds Dlspaeh 10 The Chitaga Tribune.
MONTREAL. Nov. 1G.-Tho rights Ot lilo Mon.
trcht Telegraph Company III connection with
thor trlcpliono business wcrc to.lny transferred
10 tho l!cll Telephone Company for n paytpunt
Ut S1a,NW.
A tcak occurred To-day In No. II soo!on Of tho
1acl,lne Cannl, by Which 100 men arc toinpornri-
y ttruwn out Of employment.
Tho cplzniStf lie ta oil tho decline here. Nenriy
NIL tho horses Infected with tho disease hnyo re-
covered. and r1U ncH cnscs lnvo appeared durlug
tho paEt twonty-fonr hours.
Special uispn,eh to The Chicago Tribune.
QuEnEC, Nov. lJ.-TAo French pnpcrs In tho
Province Of Qucre nrc mourning over tho loss
OF population, carricl of by emigration to tho
atates. Tho Qantidtcn, published ut Lewis, enys
tho bishops hare III vnin Issued mandates with
the otl]cct Of stopping tho outflow, md In ynin
tho rnrlsh priests hayo seconded tho efforts Of
tho lltshops,-fnr, "In spitu 0f ali thnt, tho
tnanln or cxpntrlutnn continues III nctivity.'
Tint lo'trnnl suggests remedy, however. II
tlUn,An1a tho punishment Of thuso who tlccoy
t,wny tho ui,wary. lint thts woltll not hc IN
casy tasts, al,l It's execution would pertnps
breed tr!,1slc Mr.. David, In the Quebec 1ribttne,
hHs anuther remedy. lie thinks tho Locnt Gov
crnncnt should nss!st tho surplus population 10
settle On tho land. Thts Is undoubtedly tho hest
remedy. thu,lR1, II would become ,lNc,,lt OF OK
~ su,,,v u ,,. ae ,,,a1 'tcpc"
Sn.J3af f,tss1sst ~ ~ tta ,.hts, gr,nt,,+
FIR iG,I~ y II. M. n NJ T,,n Storitimn nors
"n. IL ~ s",M n a,1,1- .a tG ~ ",i ai's
tn tThc ,I,r",tsrs hnv, tn"ian, ~ win IN
front thy stock list te nts,Gs II nll persons who
11iSntt fr,, fiaiif1r .',s ~ ,hat ~, ~
Him nn..i,.",rs nnnnI ~ ,nut,. ' ~ rnIitvav
n,.. m .,r,s t5a', III ~ Hhu .s,s t...s
nhn ,,rt h,,,, ,,',t wv trt
RI" tnhni,itnmts X II rnrn,m ano,1r 1rna WAR; thn
rnti,rMw ia rnnr,trd ~ H. "r,..ro nHco ~ w
ttnnTniorM+it,,. "''o@' ~ 'no el4te1"'4 "'"ho VI
Sneriai i1;.,o,.h m m. ch,.o,o r,-,b,tus
.,r.r sw4 wv ~ An y "s .n,'r!s - H., c,,r-
,,.,innsfn ,ih - ,,,,,at i.T. - @ ~. IWtti ttt
=. .io,s y, 0ts.ti MmM fn ,a,r neIu VIZ M
,unm,,fart,Sr" nr nnncr.nI,s rn, ~ ~ .r.,s 'n'
Enr t.rn n,tt,as nna, -" us.',a ,W @ In ,,or
,nt,, w., '.n TT; T. ~ % shir ,as,.tt, % ~ W. w.
inn ,n;usa ~" III ~ ~. .,,.3. " ,,t ~ - th
,,4.,a Mm I. ,s liz ~ XIV, 1 ~ toen ~ W. ~ tho 1
, 1880-11-17
ALASKA.

Earthquake SIloelk-sIlnIne Ncyvs.
san FRANCISCO. Nov, .16.-s'skn ndylccs vim
Port TOWNSEND! say tho town was visttGd by n &C.
ycro cyclone md heavy shock OF earthquake
Oct. a. Tho wharf wns wrecked, antl many roufs
md fGncca demolished.
Il purity Of miners returned from tho interior
0f AtaBkn and hcnlwntcrs of tho Yukon River
report 'ninK numerous Eoll deposits nn'l ttnli-
CATIONS Of rich placers. Anothor expedition will
EC ont next SgAsNG.
Work IN suspended temporarily In tho qi,nrtz
nlinea near Silkn, but will soon DO accommodated
Tho indians nrU 1ulct.
, 1880-11-17
RAILWAY NAIL.

AsxuAL AEErINa 0p THE ASSOCIATION.
Tho sixth nnr,ual Convention VI tho United
stntcs ttullwny atall-servteu Mutual NcnrIlt
Association began yestcrluy morning In tho
ctut,.r0om OH tho pRrtir 'luor Ut tho Palmer
lloNsc, President II. G. nunnc, or st.
Louis, In tho Gtiir. q. ". Lamburt,
u Indianapolis, tho socrctary pro ten.
nppolntcd ut tho special Convention hold
Mt ritts6,lrg Aug. 1G, iu place of W. ". james,
tho Into General Secretary anI Treasurer, WINS
prcaent, and otl'cintrd III thut cupaclsy.
AMINO THE nEIEtlArIs
1T attendance wrrn j. 81. Hubbard. Sixth DI.
vsElon: ". q. l.owclI. Ninth; Georxe II. Cnt,p-
hull. seventh; i. N. Thutnas, Seventh; John
y. !sryan, Ninth; E. q. leoso and Hub
ors c.Mtcs, NlnAh; ucorKu g.. Iur-
dick, Seventh; u. q. Ilnrnay,: NInth;
wIt!lnn Harvey. Fourth; W!lliaM u. boutwell,.
Ninth; c. Z. Campbell, seyenth: r. Il. jenkins
ana O. y. Storey. Filth; 4. J, Miller, Second;
Ftank 81. snth and ". II. Atkinson. Third; J..
u. Tyntr ana l.. Z. Palmer. Fifth; u. II. vedtlur,
Sixth; Jan'cs Johl'aou Second: john DorrAuce,
Second; i. ~. lirwn, jr., and J. IIuIo, Sixth; ].
8. weayor, sesCnthi ". V. HALEY, Thlr,l: y. f.
ChAMplll, Ninth; i, II. Lnayhltn, Sixth; +.
licrekhpiner, Firth; l.. II. Ch.lAn, Sixth; ". C.,
Towors. sovc'th; II. i. hheeis and j. ". Frntt.
SIXTH WHllaee lthodns. Fourth; 4. j. lieath,
Sixth; i. q. lAckso's, Second; j."
Kennedy, Ella Miller, j. il. statthows.
Watson Scott, Jac0b j, Fraub, and O. J. French,
EIf.h; !, y Henry. t'tar!ss !. Wight, slxsh; q
l'lllInuy, and i. 4. FhlukulnGr, Fifth.
THE MD!sSlNn aEsH1nN
wus devoted entirely tu tho tlsaislcss OF appoints
Accounts, Credentials md tls iilIl,.s Gf vsIca1.
clss ~ tho Executive CuMsnltteu. Tho first.
n3nsa aa4 taost !HportsHt onIpItso ,Y + so,,sststl
| Waiter HhOlta. J.W. shnWbuut ChAEles Wight,
, 1880-11-17
SOCIAL EVENTS.

n,tttt yvntit1,n,, toni. r1rt, vnstort,os. ,,orr
,. -, ..n, ,s'',1s,,.1 rr..ssL 80 w."",
& 80 -. ~. ~. ..s ~,
e ~, c 'ao ~. .,.S ~ ."u I,.Ns. e.ne s a4se 41e'
~ s,roSs' "nusntef u VI hna !rs' oross. ana
Mr.. Frank tludtllick, plIly apr OF the lnls II. F.
llAtltluck, Esq. Thu church wns well filled with
tne fr,cn,s of tho yo,uu r,,uplo. A. nrccfsoIx,
- .,,,,,,I, t.2 ...',S, ,'',s.t., H.. -. :. .s.
1 C,och 'ne Etoo'u' ~ ueco',itMn!c" " h's beh"
n,nf, Dit. HcorEn w. Roberts, 1nfnreS tho
tim In front of tho ltcy. Clinton Itukc,
irc,pr tf tl,o church. The ttnllcrs. Mcssrs. .Inhn
Wan Vnit.., "a mi II T1t tTo'.,tar ,,.o,, s ~
cnrtrl Nrs Il Il i1Mti.nrk nH,tl,nr ~ tt,n "rao,n
nni Mra i1r j;nss n,ntIIrr nr fl,n l,r r., st.,,t
IN trol.t Of the chancei. Returning to st,o ,!oor
trlc nlli l,ur fst,er the ornai,jst nluyl,,y liz
,varn rtrh rnm. ~ ssv,,itm s,,tr "oro,|it.
frin,mr, with orr. tnurt trSIn "n.i hri1ini rnii
Mrs, IIadi,lck Md Sirs. Grnss ,l,st, - wuro fix
Win. tc nro..ssifn pnrnn n tvcrs, ,., nrsinr nH
pnimcr lt,sc WIFI. x"ts,n,, trcaost ~ vnS S
serycG 10 thC rc"tJr"s mi jn,nns" tr,on,is
Af,or hritiai to,tr Mr. and MIA. MadleN Vii
Reside Ut the Palmer @ n Iiouse. .' '''' 4'"'N VIII
The weadlng of Mia 1lnt.e NJ. Taylor, n young
Indy we'll kMowm In Wost slt!c socnl circles, atil
alr !lnzcn II: Niles, tho Lieutenant Of Company
p!casant n%nnss iast eyen|ns It tho Residences s
Of tho hrl,ps pnrcnts. No. IN; Western avenue.
Mr. Niles is tue Uf tho Original nlctnl.rrs uf llp
"Ftrst." n,lti hns boon eonnceted With Company
q slnco Its organization, consequently 10 Ia well
knowl. Il, ull!!tln men. Thu ecrcinoily vna per.
pustor OF tho First Congregational Church. rEe
young Ct,ttIslr were unattended HnrD t,Y htesarH
, 1880-11-17

DECATult, H., Nov. l0.-Tha war OH whisky
has Orohen out early In tho cnInpHiRn tnfayor
Of M licutso In nucat.lr, and frlcutls Ut tom.
pcra,lce Urn, deeply Interested In tho outcome Ut
lh1 cIse now in court, slichnul atld John Car
roll. leyeo sal00nkeepcrs, are under nErrst for
selling AIl giving away Intoxicating linuor 10
Joseplus ylst, I'M !lebrtatu. Whosu wIfO 'nakes
tllu complaint. The caRo cninp up for trnl be-
fnre Justice Curtis to-day, but WINS contnutll
Until FrtAAy next on uveulltt Ut tho illness Ut
nlu nf thu tleseL.lAllts. Ttlu temperance people
'Df llncltur Will wn9o iii lltirelentlng, war
against tbs whisky Interest hpru this Winter,
nso plenty III thUm now. md hHyo beun since
tho license party trIuhtphetl last RrFinX.
, 1880-11-17
A NIGHT SCHOOL WANTED.

CtifcAu0, Nny. 1e.-.Thpru arc in tho vicinity
Of tho King School urcat many boya md young
mon TINT know, untl have no doubt soma
y1nnK ludfes, that want IN evening gcsaton TO
Improve themselves. Wo aro ail utl0nged
through tito day down town, and tho ncurcst
public school wllero there Is evesllng school Ia
the Scan,Eln1., mid TINT Is altogether ton lnr tu
~ 10 vet thcru In time. Now II tho Hoard Of
!;t!!l;Mt,ot W9'll tnko tho matter isi hnnh [
think thoy VIII SEQ that wo aro right in nskinE
wo will 10 much obliged. Yours,
OHH or TIE uoYs.
, 1880-11-17

JupHE nnu,tADND-1n cllaMlcrs.
Jup0E NLopuErT-Cail uf tho criminal Gallon
,lar.
APPELLATE Contradictions.
JuptlE SMtTu-No preliminary cnll. Trial cali
h1a J@.a52 :asH ,t' asi.:, 81: a7l, 3,:1a ,s M.
il07l, NncGlniss v. Ch!cnXo, burlington & Quincy
lhttlroAh Company, III trial.
Jubux JAAEsos--6a, o., 10, 70. No. u, Church.
well V. nIgclnw, OH hearing.
1liHlE lsoGEHs-l41, 1i5< TO 100. Inclusive. No.
"! l.Gwls y. Sehl0ss1r, Oh trial.
JutHiE MDllAN-No call. No. .7aH, urant v,
junii: TuiEf-, No easo OH hearing.
JuhlH BAHNUA-l0 nt,l H. No casO OH heAr-
Ing.
JUp0E LooMtS-Term Nos. l,l5G, Ll6s. L1El,
lRs, .5. l,l00. ,l0a, lO9, l,sl7 l..ls nnd
1,|~kss
, 1880-11-17

"1h6 HtltNfa VI TaSlF,"
It II said that tho nAtArnl aguro Is much more
llke an thnn Y. and thessforo Mrs. =
It Uut OF sitnilitula With All Ii, suppioMeptiuE
her prpteatauons by physiological diagrams. OK
tractcd FROM solno medical work, exhibiting the
many women do posscss figures more Ike au II
, 1880-11-17
IuIlEMESTS.

6uPERIoN COuRr-JUndE HNITH-Oliye l..
llnkcr V. EPhra!n, ttoyt. <;a9.0d.-starY Whlto V.
John KEan4. verdict $::,0O aud motion for uew
trui
CllCulr C}unr-C -COMsEsa1oNs-l,. D, Foss Y,
linthprf0rtl, t!U,lN.
JUNE i!sNlEMs-Carl Kraatner V, City Of CHI
cAFo. yDrlct *51, niiA motion tor nav trial.
JuDlk A!ONaN--J. fnunE Ecanln0n '. Com
tnUrcIal Uninn Assurance CHnpullY, yerllot
<d,0lbB, und tnDtlun for now trial by Iefcntlaut.
, 1880-11-17

james Eddy bcHRn II suit yesterday agn!nst
Chnrics II. 1,ccd to rcooyor si5.0cD.
Tho knppIe Folding Furniture Company, for
tho tise OF llcleti Mcmillan, brought suit fOr
$1,000 against tho American Store Stoo1 Com
pnny.
John Peterson, administrator OF tho cBtntp Ut
lluttnh Peterson. commenced q suit ngntnst
Alexander Moody and Charles 4. Wnters, lnylng
dnmAReA ut $G,0Nl.
John Hnrura commenced n Rilt to recover
$l0,0O danngcs Of benjamin i. lIoiroyl for nl-
legged fAtse Imprisonment.
, 1880-11-17

Attention vnters.-Luok to your intorcst and
an'b doctor bills by us!ng Dr. bulls Cough
syrup.
, 1880-11-17

John II. D!Ntcrlo Iltcd bill for divorce ycster-
day. charging Ills wfo Natalie With ntaltcry.
lIebccca l., brown, nn account OF tho fatliro
Of her husban ,1Dscph II. ltrpwn. to llve with or
support her, Is nlso nllxfous to got similar slc-
Ercr.
Judge Jameson granted n divorce 10 Clarn
J.hutsh EtiEentn strAtls from ltcno Strauss Gn
tho ground Of cruelty, anh to ltosa l.. Jleaty,
from nonjamfn beatty, for tho en1te reason.
, 1880-11-17

TUE fDpSN MEMS hEtul!LIuAR club Ul
thla eyenlna q ~ Wsst I.aka.st. A"~'''N'
, 1880-11-17

t i%Sn!s n ss @ aou Fl oe!es r" caoS oseE sHas
With VIII Inv ' u tesc nrsvisens. as % "t,er ,hirtS "ys
notice l'"lnE rtvcn, shall ncf ms n fursrlturr nf
n AZ Of Its rights md privileges under Tho or'i-
Very fow Of the Aldermen talked Ia ycsscr,
!1ny know of tho Introduction Of tho or!nni,cc,
lien H. st tey oc :h"F4St "s p9So,a s"ySy esncca %
n re- en W. ss md y f"ct .ns ssr"y
one rxGcetctl. It ,at're thni, covers the .inmnis
nt tl.s SInyor nxprcsttl II his vrtn"r tho orig
no n,lr IL ws,0tn lis provisions weru c1riainesi
could hp fh,iid tn present any scr!n,,s ntl.ci1n
t"ns h y o o ko 1Iay strsc nc
Uwnrrt 70 tcclpy tho sttett hctwccn tho bridge
and Wabash nsenur.
TIE ELECTION RETURNS.
ECtfAKr.sp nEFEArEp ron TftE LEGtsLAr1fitE.
Tho o(1clal cni,vHss Of tho return. of tho late
election show That Mcro.lnw.kL md. mot sclorlau,
wns elected Representative frum Tho EIriIl
District. making two Democrats anh one H.
publican. fnstea' of unp Of. tile fosulcr and two
OF tho ia.ter, rs heretofore Anllouncott. Tho
Foarl Of Cnnvnsscts suspected tho possible
election Of Alcn,slnwsht scvor1i .lays agu, Ut,
fnr Phelps mud seil,rnti TIT they wcrc t,nallc 10
say 81 lo*ttvnty i1itli ycstcr!ny, when u rs't14t
sMsS stan sI "i Tho Sar Eres r sSe1 E s '! ,f ra
tt,st hnvel'eun htr'uGlt ntoit by rhclps WIN IT, Is
easSf 9ns sfes 5 9 II ''1fs'f 3o R sMo, a%Pf ts %
tet,,ith warl lhlE: reee!ved i.'s votes to Is Tor
@ een .' ss ss' scs ssi ssn4 ~ to cp III @ syo phSps Taa
elected By Mt lcnst l.OtO or i.5o1 majority.
THAT itElECTEt, VOTE.
The CnnvRsslns tsunrli are tlisplcnach Mt thu
NJ ito I'rosilcnt,l voss or tho Thirl rrrcincf
Of tho Fourteenth Wnra. 1t nrEcnrs ttat tho
, 1880-11-17
DEATHS.

Tuck l. ltayner's Moth Powder destroys roach
cs, l1ns, HES. ulld hetlhnRS.
, 1880-11-17

Cumming Dental CoMpnny, State mud Tan.
doDph. Finest tooth II. Filings halt price.
, 1880-11-17
APPELLATE COUlsr-TII1}D DIS
TIliCv.

9pseiai Dhpateh to The Chicago 1fIhuns.
Srn!k0rIKLD, ILL.,. Nov. ,1u.-The Third district
Appellate Court convened for tho November
tcrm to.day. Tho examination Of candi.l.Ites
for al,utssion to tho liur takes puco Thursday,
This o1ullIirUrs ar0 Cen NlnukBr, of Cnrli,ly1lIu;
Senator Gallon, of jaeksonvillci and O. ". ALL
rich, of BLOOMINGTON,
, 1880-11-17
ITEMS.


During tho trial of tho criminal docket by
Judge I,lodgott, sIr. Henry ". Ulshop, Master in
Chanccry, will hcar nlotIons OF course md e,,ter
formal orders III chanccry rnscs."
Tho Seymour llabcMs corpus caso Ens expected
to como up befure Judge linrnl1n, ycstcrtlny
mnrn!n4. but the attorney FOR tl,orcalor w,,ttei
byenascnt Of NIL parties, the cnss WIS ndloructi
lnacnn!tly.
Judge Norm ls engngett In hearing tho third
trlnl 0f tho cHsg of DnvIl H1ttt nVainat Gallup
y Penlotly,, to rctnScr tlaningrs for tho burn
Ing " Dearborn ThrRtrc about ten ycnr4 n4n.
J'tttEo I[hKprE WIS engaged yesterday In tlchr-
ing the clse Dr stnry White nHnlnst john Kratix
to recover fl0,WM damages. Tito Uta!utIN III
septem!mr, 1s1S, wns m o'nployd III lir1ns's
candy st0re. hfi1 wiltG there wins Severely Ill
!ttrud l,y tho oxpnslnn nf ant!R watnr fountain
1t conlnlned oil 1f ritrIu!,whcb burned her fnce
and cSntlEed her to thu house FOR months. Tho
jury awarded her S!,lND.
a discharge fron hnnhr,'ptcy WIS Issued ycs-
terdAy 10 Edwin s. Sklnner.
, 1880-11-17

1g0 IN Whc!osaIu hsu.lL sond ioF prca lls,,
0H nssssstds w. s7#Ss #sys. T.
1ss s'a* T. -NUHNlLAM. n ATAY'E.ST
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-09

On Sunday cam WIN 30 Tun tOReO0nm0dlie church
' JOS. KLEEH, Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-09

would be sustained ny larger number Of
interests and visited by larger number OF
persons than one exclusively devoted 10
cotton. l therefore hope that such a
change in the plan will be adopted.
l omitted to note one fundamental
change that has pervaded this whole
Southern section. The necessity OF COM
mon education for black and white alike
IL admitted OF every side, and the best ex'
preston OF this change in public opinion
that have witnessed was very large and
excellent brick school.house, the Construc,
ton OF which had been chiefly promoted
by one who. ten years ago, was the mos'
bitter opponent OF common education In
that section OF the country, alter whom
the school house was named, and II viii
be observed that even the Bourbon Legis
laLuTes have not refused the annual Rppro'
pFiations TO the cnlOred university anG
Normal School. like that at Atlanta, which
receives 6. 600 year from the state.
There is one New England Institution
almost as much needed at the South al
the common school, aud tina! Is tne true
savings bank. But the people are mol
ready for it. They can hardly conceive
the possibility Of competent men deVotinG
themselves 70 the charge OF such u trust
without some selfish or private interest IN
the matter. The spirit OF extravaganza
imputed 10 the working people OF the
South, especially among the blacks, arises
very greatly from the want Of any safe
place Of deposit for small sums OF money
found here and there lar.seetng and
sagacious man who seelned To be- very
anxious on this point, aud who feared
tina. the very greet demand lor labor and
consequent prompt payment Of wages by
employers would lead to extravaganza
and dissipation, merely because 1t WoulC
not be sale for lRbOrGfS 10 keep money
about their persons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-09
TRUSTEES SALES.
On WORKS AT MoUNDsvILLE

IRON WORKS AT MOUNDsVILLE
~ virtue Of a deed Of trust 70 me executed W the
Ohio Valley Iron Works, dated tho thItieth day Of
NRtch 10 the wear 1915 ard recorded In Deed oil Trust
BSof numbCTCd page 46S, IN tn Clerks oiceoi The
County Court Ut Marshall county, ". W, VII lel
ii public suction at the front door Of the Court H0ule
Of said county on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of November, 1880
Commencing said sale at one O'Clock w., tn follow
Ing propsFiy, iO-WIG All the real IstRta owned By
liz saId Ohio Valley Iron Works situated near and
within the town Of MOundBVllle Ia said county, aud
more particularly described As follows:
All Of Ger ain lot Or parcel Of l1nd situated 10 thS
aid Town Of MOundSVillC and numbered 81 lhhy-oneh
10 the Addition 10 what was formerly Au0Wn aS Ills
Lot numbered (thne), In the said Town Of NoundS.
VILE " ne on tue bank Of the Ohio river 10 the last
Of and Ia ths rear OF Lot numbered owned by The
baltimore Ohio 4 illrOad Company
Tho south hAl Of Lot numbered o. (ttty .th'ee)I In
said town Of MouhdSVille, situated on Water and G
iSt nuInbOvsd (two) IN said town, In Hblt wa
formerly known Elizabeth 10mli sous addition 70
EiiESbehLOWn, which lot IL SEied gu the Ohio Tlv-
ar hank Weat Ot the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Dep0t
The TIRhI, title BBd estate Of tho ID Ohio Valley
Works 10 aud TO Lot numUOFed lOns) 10 Eald town
Of MoundSVille, which lot Is Situated on the south
eide Of Mound street on tho bank Of Tho Ohio river
Immediately opposite the rolling mill Of the said 'hlo
Valley Iron WORKS, and was leased from the b1lu-
more 4 Ohio Railroad Company BY Enld Ohio Valley
Iron Works for the term Of hy years, - per agree
ment dated April LIST, 1874, and recorded IN Deed
Book NUMBERED q, piGG 20L 10 said CNFEh ONCE =,
AIso piece Of lHnd In Washington GiAtrict IN Iaid
oounty and IN Eaid town q MOundSVlle lying south
TesI Of the Baltimore d Ohio RaITOid Depot and on
The bank Of the Ohio river. being t6e Aane land on
ThIch The rolling In Of the said Ohio Valley Iron
WoTf, now IundS; which piece Of land IL bOundon
n follow: Beginning At tho noTihWtN corner oied
lot in IaId town Of No ndSVillo I"ld BY ChaII =
Thompson 10 Su Ivan; thence running southEhIdiee
thee hundred feet 70 Btakei thence WSStEIdly Y
ihe Ohio liver, 10 Aake thence northHaTd 70 we
sotith IIde Of Mound ITeeli and thence with SAID
liTeet eastvhTdly to the beginning containing Two
acres more or less. :,
Also ali the buildings and HPPuTten1nces op tbs
IorprOlnV de,ciIhed lots aud lands, together EIIh al
tbs ioillng mill machinery, engine boilers ald every
TIE IitIe il believed 10 he good; gnL selling n
trustee undertake 10 convey such utls only u ~
Ihf ald deed Of truI! Am h1lh9IlE,d 70 convey.
TERWS oY sALE-One-ia nth Of tho purchase mon-
y In hand and the balance ia equal paymenu o. Sl1'
Twelve aud eighteen months with interest, 70 w 70
cured BY deed Oi TuIt upon The prop n.y.
IN - DANIEL LAMB. TrustSa.
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OunEXPURIS.
what Last sat1TdTy'S Steamer" To"a
OUT.

what Last saturdays steamer" T""S
Out.
Rev York bulletin Of yesterday.
The steamers sailing on Saturday car
ried largo cargoes, composed for the most
part, as usual, OF gain and provisions
There were, however, some few articlet
Of American manufacture, which posseet
special interest as revealing the extent o.
our exports in certain lines Of trade. Fol-
instance, the CiIcassia, for Glasgow, car
ried 10 pigs perfumery and casks glass
ware. The California, Tor London, car
RED 8 boxes Of dye, 10 boxes Of almsnacs
2 cases hardware, $50 gallons varnish,
caaes paint, | case woodward, % CaseI
Of candy, case Of photograph
goods, case OF prepared woods
The '.Nederland," for Antwerp, besides
taking $1,000 bushels grain, carried q
casks anthracite, 3 packages plaleware,
caik glass, End 10 hEdS tobacco. The
"Helvelia, for Liverpool, took 37S pieCes
of oSk and 10 Cases Of skates. American
skates are the iRVOrites aCr0ss the water
The "City Of Rio Janeiro,' for Brazil, car
ried q large assortment Of articles, which
show the variety and extent Of our trade
with that country. Among them were Iii
packages hardware, 26 packages iron, 5:
cases sewing machines, lO2 Cafes dOmes
iCs, 2 cases dental material, 3lS paCkEge'
manufactured iron, 80 cases CloCks, Is
packages agricultural implements, II
cases velocipedes, besides cloth
inc, raper, stationery, harness, tinwarc,
wSlchCs, fans, toys, wagons, pumps and /
plano. The State Of Georgia, for Glasgow
carried 90 cases skates, and 1000 oars
The ExCellor, for Hamburg, carried thu
large quantity Of G. 600 bushels OF wheat
and tho Oral Bismark, for Bremen, %, s2(
bushels Of rye. The Mosel, for Bremen
carried 10000 bushels grain, $50 barrel
green and 100 barrels dried apples ant
i,lOO tiprces lard. The Germania, io
LiyeruooI, carried casks glassware,
bbls manufactured iron, lSCaSes dry goods
SS7 bbls apples and 70 crates Of Cranbsr
ries.
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Atlanta, Ga, Correspondence oil the Washington
WHAT'S to be done by the South in the
present posture of SGaip is the question
greatly aEltated by the legislators and PEG.
plc, Toombs says his ticket is Grant
and Empire in 's4." One living of the
Democracy advocate non.Sction in regard
to politics in the future, But the other
wing, composed chiefly Of enterprisng
VouSg men; contend that the lime has
comeio the reorganization Of their party,
with the exclusion from lis platform Of all
sectional features vnd all the issues settled
Sy ira war. They insist that the only
hope now left to the South is TO engage at
once In the estaollsnmens ~ a SrSa ).
broader purpose. This Is likely TO prove
he wStchwcrd that will ring through the
ranks Of the rising men Of the Southern
states from this time forward.
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T1MH TABLE,.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

NoTIoE-oN ACCOUNT OF SICK.
IN HESS Sr,CTS tbelr hor,fs, the Wheeling aud
Elm Grove z, Il. Co will run cars, until further
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LANDLORDS IN lieiand we providing
Themselves wish costs Iinsd with steel
which are supposed 70 be impervious to
bullets fired from revolver. These coats
have tho appearance Of al ordinary Eng
ll,b shooting jacket, sud are worn by the
landlords as protection against the bull
ls,s Of their diysatished tenants. The ar
morers in England and Ireland may make
steel.lined coats that will turn The bullets
of pistols manufactured in that country
but there are reyolyers made in the United
States that would send bullet through
the steel lining as easily almost as Tilt were
card board.
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A Pastor sinde Hnppy.

l have been greatly troubled with my
kidneys and liver for over twenty years,
and during that entire time ] was never
free from pain. My medical bills were
enormous, and visited both the Hot and
White Springs, noted for the curative quail
tiles Of the water. am hsppY to say am
now we'll man, and entirely as the result
OF Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
With such glorious results | am only toe
glad to testify regarding the remedy
which has made me so happy.
(REv +. F. HARKLRE
Coal Run Crossing. Arkansas. TThs&w