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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-15

TIE Catholic Archbishop of Quebec has
got all the young folks "dOwn on him" by
Illuminating pastoral against much Sun
day counting.
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nIRD.

MLLRR-Friday, May II, 1882, at II o'clock P. NJ,
MrS NANCY MnLER, In the 66th year Of her Sge'
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1879 Market
street. Services at half pasta o'clock Funeral at
O'Clock this afternoon Friends Of the family are in-
Sited to attend.
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sTx.ToR LAMAR, Of Mississippi, predicts
that Congress will not adjourn until Sep
TENDER.
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AT meeting Of the Republicans OF the
Third ward Of Chicago last Tuesday, the
following resolution, aimed at Senator Lo-
gan, was adopted: -,
Resolred, That the Republicans OF I'LL
nois recognize no dictator, and that we re-
pudiate the assumption OF any man VINO
dares TO claim the right TO shapeourac.lons
80 as 10 sustain any agreement made 70
control our votes for a particular candidate
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TINIE TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after MONDAY, February 1s, 1880, eas on
the Wheeling and Elm Grove R. 4. will run Is fol.
lows: Cans Will leave the city corner Market and
Eleventh streetsl and Hornbrook Parkat
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Auour 1000 petitions have been pre-
sented thus far to Congress-the largest
number on record.
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:, War SI every one says must be true, y
that .Dr Sellers Cough Syrup" has no
equal for coughs and colds. Try 4.
Price 2oc,
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TAKE NOTICED

The Order Of the Postmaster Gen.
eral against the Mails of the Ken
lucky State Lottery Company Is
RESCINDED.
Registered Letters and Money Or
ders can be sent through the Mails
10 the undersigned as formerly.
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CtOMMIssIoNER's SALE.

sSluldins K. Wallace and
Frank NJ. Wallace.
By virtue Of the decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, entered on the "a day q May,
$780, IN the above named case, the andefslSaed COM
mIhsioners named In Iaid decree will on
TUESDAY, JUNE is. 1880,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. MT at the front door Of the
Court House Of aid county, sell the following de-
sribed Aal estate, ltuate In C3ldWels addition 70
he ciy Of Wheeling In the tad county, that Is TO
say: .,,,A..., .,.h. 10, r,,.
(gi and ten (l0 In Square numbered nineteen g be-
Ing the same property on which the aaid g. X. Wal
lace now resides. a., 40,
q Lots numbered ten Co), eleven W, twelve w
l6l In square numbered tWsnty-tour I2i), being va
s. Lot numbered eve ~, In Square eighteen ls). !,
1, The south hall Of lot numbered twelve lt2) and
the whole Of lots numbered thirteen uS), fourteen
(lll fifteen l5 and sixteen l6l In square eighteen
tiSl belpg the property which Henry Wallace re-
sided nc the time Of his death. -, a.,
The parcels above numbered two ~ and four ~
will each DO offered whole or In such subdivisions
and lots aS may seem 70 said commissioners AdyAnia-
Eeous or AS bidders may desire, and VIII be sold In
such parcels rs Will In the epinien Of aid commits
Eoners DO most advantageous 70 lne parties ihtet-
ested
and such further sum the purchaser may elect, In
hand the residue In two equal instalments, payable
respectively 10 one and two years from the day oil
ale With interest from that day, purchasers 10 give
bonds with personal security TO DO approved by said
commissioners and In the case Of improved property
10 give policies OF insurance properly Assigned, In
such amounts Is said commissioners may require, the
title 70 the said property 10 be retained until pay.
: DANIEL PECK,
WM. P. HUBBARD,
my15 Special Conmisdonsrs.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
oy. 1RAINp-wHRxlINe rnH.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

sTrlAdeIphiA Accommodation. -Thii train only runs
between Wheellng and Triadelphia.
fDaIly except SundAy-NeERrS Accommodation.
tsteubenTille AccommodRton.-ThIs train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
Tins Ferry and BellArc, Stopping whom required at
Sherman House, &tnaylIle, Rnst Wheeling and
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nEM ApvERrlsEMENre

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Two
wv competent Dress Makers 10 such good wages
Win bepald. Address Mrs. sayage iio2 Main 81.
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SUNDAY EXPIRES letv'S Whsellb, =, -
arriving At Wellsburg 027A. n, Ibd,t -, ~ 4 /
y " 4, H., connecting With PlsI6s ESpS,t Ii
Trains leaving ColumbuI a lRP.V ,,,,.
run daily. Through Chicago SIpr,o, ~ ~ Al
daily, except Sunday, At so ?, NJ, ItS ,lILsIaaa
attached, arriving In Chicago ii III IT, ~, 10
Bertht can 30 secured In adTIneS d M .aISi
Ticket Once, Columbus. Vloa ND
PullmAnh Palace Drawing Room E,.,,..
through without change ifSr, StS1,s,iiFt u
Philadelphia and New York. WSi !. - -
Cincinnati, Louisville, lndianapol, M I, VGTl1s4
For through Tickets, Baggage ChSto E..s4saA.
s e 6s 11a vA1T arthsr noTalSS
Handle Depot, loot Of Eleventh -. ~ y
Ticket Once, under Mcclure HouSG WSS.5,st "
r. D. W. CALDWELL "-'t
WI oS gsRII MNAnAsS, calusSss
..,o esnl PA's and Tstst Agua. COlanlao
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baltimore & OHIO RAIIR016m

G@ -.
On and after November II, isfg, R.T,orS, =
will run rs iolloWs-Wheelng Tine: i'Aa
EAst-bOund. No. & SO,iSTE0, INK;
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SATURDAY MORNING. nAY 10.
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81. b md n Pourlesnth street.
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suAny except SUNDAY.
, NJ. . stops at all Stations 6SiVSSa ElSIis; a
WeGt-6ound. No,S Maze NJ
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-19
READ THIS
Chancery Sale of Very VsIuabIe
Property in ths City of
Knoxville.
Nos. 3i46 and 1926.

Nos. 3i46 and 3226.
Elizabeth Caswell vs. Laura G. Gillespie, and
Timothy Chandler VS.. Laura G. Gillespie.
DURSUANT o an interlocutory decree pro-
Il nounced In the above consolidated causes at
the March term, 1879, and revived at the January
term, 1880, Of the ChanceTy Court at Knoxville,
Tennessee, i will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder In front of the court house door
in Knoxville, on
SATURDAY, MAY 20. 1880, AT II O'CLOCK,
AM,
the four houses and lots mentioned and described
IN the pleadings, situated in the city OF Knox
vile, Knox county, Tenn, on Union and Crooked
streets, and first selling same IN the following
order:
LIST. win offer and strike of the house and lot
fronting on Crooked street.
I'd, The most westerly house and lot, fronting
on Union street.
Sd, The house and lot next to the one last
above designated and
4th. The house and lot on the corner of Union
and Crooked streets
Only so many OF said lots will be so d as may
be necessary To satisfy complainants' judgments
and costs. III the said lots W en- offe ed sepa-
rately do not bring enough to satisfy said judg-
ments and costs they Will then be offered as a
whole and adopt that sale which Yields the larg-
est sum. .n
TERMS $1,000.
Said sales will be made in bar Of the equity Of
redemption, and on a credit OF 10, % and 30
months taking from the purchasers notes with
good security, and retaining a lien as further Sc
curity. -
April IS. 1880 $50 ADJ
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-19
THE ILLINOIS CONVENTION

The Illinois convention, which
will be held to-day, will most likely
settle the question of who shall be
the next president. At the last
election the republicans demon
strated the fact that they were able
to carry every northern state except
Indiana, if a good man should be
nominated, and we bel eve there is
fighting chance of that state. The
republican party there is wide
awake, completely harmonious, and
what is more, very aggressive. But
a good man must be chosen as the
standard bearer.
In view of this to>day's conven.
ton assumes importance not much
below the one to be held at Chicago,
for if we are right in our belief the
latter will only ratify the former.
Illinois is the fourth state in the
union and her forty-two votes are
the balance of power in this contest.
If Grant gets them he gets the
nomination, if he loses them he
loses ik Blaine, we are Of the
opinion, is out of the race in either
event. Consequently the dark
horse will be the favorite animal.
When a race breaks il is hard to
predict the winner, and whether it
viii be Sherman, or Washburne, or
Edmunds, or Fish, or Garfield, or
some hitherto unmentioned candi.
date, no one can tell.
The result will hinge upon what
shall DO done with the hundred
votes Of Cook county, the conyen-
ton of which, as is known, re,
suited in q bolt. Whether the
third who bolted or the two-thirdi
who remained was the regulars
must be determined to-day. II the
boilers are admitted there 10 q bare
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possibility Of another bolt which no
less authority than the national con.
vention must adjudicate.
1t may be of some interest to
compare the estimates from differ
ent sources as they are made up to
date, there being several states and
one or two territories to hear from.
These states are Illinois, Nebraska,
Alabama, Louisiana and Colorado,
the three former having conventions
tosday. The total number of votes
in these states are eighty.
The Grant estimates are given by
the Chicago Inter Ocean, and
Washington Republican. The
former is, Grant, 332; Blaine, 1S7;
Sherman, SO; Elmunds, 81; Wash,
burne, s. The latter is, Grant,
317; Blaine, IA; Sherman, ~;
Edmunds, 81; Washburne, IA.
The Blaine estimates are by the
New York Tribune, and the Blaine
bureau. The former is Blaine 24l;
Grant, 224; Sherman, 81; Eds
munds, 81; Washburne, Is; and the
latter, Blaine, 287; Grant, l9l.
Sherman, 81; Edmunds, 81; Wash>
burne, Is. The Chicago Times
Tnd J counts Grant, 226; Blaine,
1874; Sherman, 81; Edmunds, 36;
Washburne, IS. The Chicago
Tribune; which is for Washburne,
gives Grant 248; Blaine, 223,
Sherman, 76; Edmunds, 81; Wash>
burne, II. Sherman's friends
claim 1874 votes for him. We have
given some of these figures before,
but reproduce them for comparison.
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PIANOSsssss 70 stSp At Mho sfFsy rae rs5
~ prices Highest hOnors at Centennial Exhibi-
ton, Mathusek's Scale for Square Grand. Fin
est Uprighis in America.--12,00O In use Cata-
l0gue Of as pages free.
Jubilee organs the best in the world. An g.
stop organ only $65 - stops, S9l-C.rcular free.
All sent on IS day rs tralfrei hit free 4 unsatis-
factory. Factory, 57th st.. g. 10th Avenue. oheet
Music z price. Catalogue ONO N2
Of 5000 choice pieces sent for On 0n ~ -
&c. stamp. Address MeDde.ssohn Piuno Co., Box
2O5s, N. Y.
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this country.

THE terrific efforts the clipped
caudal appendage of the Tennessee
democracy is making to skabe the
over-grown cur is becoming a mat
ter of merriment to everybody who
is cup tree and consequently in
a position to watch the contest.
This tail is muscular in the extreme,
and with its extreme end whipped
around stump is able to raise a
dust almost as large as demo-
cratic convention is able to stir up,
but the dog itself has had high
living here of late, and it has bes
come most unusually feshy. With
its feet planted in something like
the attitude assumed by an unruly
member of the species of equas
asiaas, its blunt nose touching the
ground and its back bowed for the
contest like the spinal column Of a
belligerent feline it absolutely re-
fuses to be wagged.
For time this little struggle
went on with amazing good humor,
but the atmosphere is getting a
little hazy and before long will be
Enthusiastically lurid with blue
"cusses" and red Ssdamns" not
used in profane sense. The res
publican convention at Nashville
furnished all Of US with new UNI
brellas, rubber coats and overshoes,
not to mention a tightening rod
warranted safe, and we propose to
see it through without however,
putting many bets on the outcome.
The fight is to be to the bitter end
for 30 Gays the American, in these
words:
"The Tenns' see democracy do not
desire, nor II II Decerrary, 10 have u
contest over the state Issue Ia the June
convention. IL has no place In that
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SHER SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, Ne.
~ 37G, In the case Of George Huliaker, admir-.
the circuit court OF IA xville, Knox coun y.
Tenn. and to me directed, ] Will, on Monday, the
7th day Of June, 1880, within legal hou 3, In
front Of the court house door In I o city o.
Knoxville, Knox county, Tenn, offer for sale 10
the highest bidder, for cash, gill the right, title
interest and demand that Joel Hudson hH
in and 10 the following described tract Of land
tO-wlt Lying In tuo 18th civil district OF Kno?
county, Tennessee and bounded as followsi or
he east by French Broad river. on the south W
Lee Huifdker, on the west by l., \. keener, Oh
the north by q. W. Laugherty, containing sew
enty acTes, more or less This, April . TX lssQ
- = ALEX. REEDER, Sheriff.
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THE ADJOURNMENT.

From the time the republican
party was organized in 1856 until
1874, the national democratic party
was a party of opposition. They
claimed with great vehemence that
there never was a country SO mis-
governed since governments first
came in fashion; but they were
content with these denunciatioas.
They never instituted a measure,
framed a policy, or attempted to
carry out one sincere project; but,
instead, like jackals in a cage,
| growled and barked at their oppo-
nents. When they obtained control
of the lower house, they began what
seemed systematic way to show
their total incapacity to govern. Al
an opposition, they were of some
moment; as a majority, they are
worse than nothing. Economy vas
shrieked for a time but deficiency
bills exploded that idea, Since
they gained the senate the matter
has been still worse. Their eours,
has been characterized only by al
assault on honest money and tn
constitutional rights of the execu
tive.
Now for fear they may do some
| thing that will benefit the country
| and thus ruin themselves, they ar
willing to adjourn after making pro
visions for the expenses of govern
ment, including, of course, thei
own salaries. Such is the abilit,
and bravery of the democrati
party Of which we hear so much i
this country.
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convention. But the no credit wing
have cast 1t In rs fire brand They
insist on pressing 1t. 1t must be mel
aud the way to meet 1t Is 10 leave it TO
the August convention, where 1t be.
longs, aud to cit severely down upon
every man, every delegation, which
attempts to raise the issue. To this
end the counties must send delegates
who will understand how to deal wi b
irregular, third party proceedings, and
all eff3r to spring an issue not within
the scope or Jurisdiction OF this con-.
yaniinn y
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"Burns and ScaItis.''

Ii you are so unfortunate as to in-
jure yourself Ia this way, we can
suggest remedy that will 1--WE sreik
from experienced soon relieve you of
all pain and quickly heal the wound;
1t costs but rs cents and IS sold by all
druggists--ask for PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE,
Id No. 377, In the case Of Chas. d. Thurber VS..
J. II. r. Jett, issued b. the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court at Knoxville. Knox County, Ten :, and 70
me directed, Z viii, on Monday, the nh day Of
June, 1880, within legal hour. IN front OF the
county, Tenn, offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash, all the right title, interest and de-
mand that j. r. p, Jett has IN and 10 the follow:
ing tract Of land, to-wit one tract Of land
county, Tenn, adIoilng the lands Of Jno. NJ
Conner, Henry OEg, william Jet, Jane fIi.k er.
John Q. Chiidress and others. said TO contain one
hundred and Aity.hy acres, more or less ihl''
apr epraswf y" WV ALEX. REEpRR, sheriff
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

DELIEF LODGE No. 1868, X. of H. Meets on
II the first and third Friday nights Of each
month, at Teutonia Hall corner CHURCH ana Gay
streets. - ~ -
j. T. Ambrose, HID. Harvey Clark, Reporter
National Republican., 1880-09-08
The Printing once Club.

A very enthusiastic meeting of the Govern.
Printing Office Garfield and Arthur campaign
club was held ia their new hall over the market
corner III and First streets northwest. VITA
Charles NJ. Robinson In the CHAIR and K. Kings.
man secretary. The hall has been neatly
fitted up and will be kept open every might
after y. IN. for the purpose Of sending
away campaign documents, aud furnishing
the members of the club with the LEADING
newspapers of the country. Tho meet.
ing last night was special one. called
for the purpose of hearing reports of commit.
tees who are making arrangements for the
club to go TO Hyattsville, Nd, Oh the 2jth OF
September to take part in the republican dem.
onstration which takes place there on the
above date. After tramsactlng the business
before the club tho chair introduced to the
meeting DIR. Alfred Thomas, wcll.known
employe of tho government printing Office,
VINO delivered stirring speech ou the issues
oil the day, which was received with the
greatest applause. Mr.. Harry Forsemsn led
the club III singing some choicc campaign
songs. Mr. Simon POcher, a coored member
oil the club, then delivered quite an entertain.
ing address, which was well received Mr..
Henry Kehr was elected marshal and Mr..
William Plat and I. w. Kelley assistant mar.
shals for the Hyattsvillc demonstration. The
CLUB then adjourned to the next regular
meeting night.
National Republican., 1880-09-08
Hutel Arrivals.

Imperal-Fraucs E. Grice. J. J. Williamson
and Thomas +. Hughes of Philadelphia, aud
Major N. Pertain of New York.
Riggs--John French Of Edinburg, James f.
Clayton of Baltimore, G.. l.. Putnam of Bodie,
Cal, W. p. Csnaday and Alexander L. LoudOn
of Wilmington, NC.
Ebbitt-E. S. Hendmau of Para. Brazil,
General George w. Getty. U. S. A., Mrs. Getty,
Miss c, Getty, Miss NJ. Getty Master G..
Getty and Thomas ]. Diehl of Philadelphia.
Wormoy's--S. c. Ncalc and L. NJ. Lowe OF
Virginia.
Arlington-W T. Lynch Of L lgefcld, S. c..
O.. p Tcnncy of Boston, w. OnthOut. ir., aud
J. +. Williamson of New York, james n.
Burncs, Miss Kitty Burnes ANA Miss Virginia
Burnes Of St. Joseph, No.
Willam's--D. p. Il shop Of Lockport, n. Y.
H. W. Wheeler U. ). A.. {. H. IIeustis aud
wife Of Philadelphia, and j. w. Sutton OF
Carlisle, Eng.
Naiional---lion. John F. Dcacndorf Of Nor.
folk, Va, c. Mason Of Philadelphia, James G..
wilkins aud +. c. Bruce of Harrisburg c. b.
Perkins Of Pittsburg, Il. Lauicr of Nashville,
T.. I. Fuu'hec and ID. +. Moore of Lexington,
KY, Rev. w. ID. I.efevrc Of Littlestown, Pa.
l.. 5. Ro.encrance of Port Jeryis, n. ", and
Henry J. West Of Philadelphia.
St. Jamcs-Rov. S. 2. Walters of Virginia,
w. A. Whitney of Boston, Mass, Il. w. Waller
of Virginia, Charles II. Mauder of Massachu-
sotts, Henry Hall, ir., Of Alabama, NJ C.
Mayer aud wife OF North Carolina, r. Wet.
more, Nd, W. B. Cox Of Georgia, and T. j.
Benson Of New York.