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The daily gazette., 1881-08-09
HOW TO GET CURED.

It is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCUVlBL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND SrILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health TO the physical organization.
1t is a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi-
iitlo disorders, w eakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelas Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
stomach, skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain In Man or Beast.
DR.. ROGERS WORM SYRUP In
ftxy dan
The daily gazette., 1881-08-09

DR.. ROGERS WORM SYRUP In
tly destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-09
A Good baptist

Clergyman of Bergen, N. Y, a strong
temperance man, suffered with kidney
trouble, neuralgia, and dizziness almost
to blindness, over two years after he was
told that Hop Bitters would cure him,
because he was afraid of and prejudiced
against "Bitters." Since his cure he
says none need fear but trust in Hop
BitterS.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-09

WINES AND LIQUORS.
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NOTEs.
Local River Affairs Yesterday ON the
Landing,

Local River Affairs Yesterday ON the
Landing.
The U. 8. snagboat, E. A. Woodruff, is
now lying at the landing. She departs
this morning en- route to Cairo, and will
clear out the channel all the way down.
She is an interesting craft and q good deal
like two large steamers lashed together in
appearance. She 10 a Demi. catamaram /:
that Is, she has two hulls clear to her amid.
ships, Connecting her two hulls In front
is an iron sheathed Platform that comes
near to the water, and which is made solid
inside with hard logs. Back OF this 10 an
open space, and RnaRs eau be hauled up
either fore OF aft Of 1t. To measure these
distractions marks, have been painted on
the sides OF each hull. The machinery Of
the boat 10 a model Of ingenuity. Besides
the propelling power there are two power.
fnl Niger engines, with such appliances
as six.pronged graphing anchors, one OF
these Weighing nearly four thousand
pounds. Her bulls are OF iron and have
seventeen. different air.tight Compatt.
ments. The boat 10 2l0 feet long and Is
feet over. A log OF the boats work is
kept each day. Low water pilots are taken
on OF various points, who ASCERTAIN what
obetruCtions there are In the river. This
Ia the only United States snagboat on the
Ohio, and the benefit II is 10 river travel
and 10 the safety Of boats and passengers
a hardly be estimated. The talented
captain Of the craft is q Mr.. Chtistancy.
Tho wvnFntn1 tvaa INo an iaak rtnkS
The river was rising last night with II
feet in the channel.
The DiutnAl lie Lo.day's Parkersburg
boat.
The Andes lie due TO day and leaves 10.
morrow for Cincinnati.
A number Of coal tows passed down
Saturday and yesterday.
%PtrTsBURoH, June l9.-Rivet 8 feet, 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
hot The Hudson arrived at 8 a. M, and
left at 4 p. m.
81. Louis, June 19.-Attived, Belle Of
Memphis. Vicksburgj depatLed, none.
River "a feet by guAge; weather, partly
cloudy and very warm, heavy rain this
morning.
CtSClSSAri, June 19.-River 20 feet siT
Inches and falling; weather clear and
pleasant. Departed, Scotia, for Pitts.
bt,Sh passed up, Bright Light, 81. Louis
Pittsburgh.
LouisvtLLR, June 19.-Rlvef falling with
. feet, 4 inches Of water 10 the canal and
I feet, 4inches III the chute and on the
Ialls. Business fair. Weather partly
and cloudy. Arrived and departed;
]. D. Parker, Cincinnati 10 Memphis;
Pats O. Brown. Cincinnati 10 New
Orleans; Andy Baum, Memphis 10 Gin.
Atiadhe, Evansville 10 Oincin.
lati; Plltsbutgh, Pittsburgh 10 g. ionl9. !
St Louis TO Pltbbutgh, q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-20

A dangerous epidemic called Decorative
Art has broken out among the fair inhab.
itants Of Wheeling. The talented being
who introduced this disease Is o worthy
and well.known member OF the Art Stud.
ents' League Of New York. One OF the
frat victims who suCcumbed 10 the iniec.
ton was Miss Libbie Reed, a gifted and
well.known artist and teacher resident
here. Her work Under the new direction
lie beautiful and true to nature, and will
win much admiration. A vase decorated
with acaCias and a pitcher completely GOV.
cred with red and white roses are especi.
ally beautiful.
Mrs. Fred Park has decorated two vases
In the Limoge style, ole from the green
snow balls and another OF dandelions, both
excellently effective.
Mrs. Harry W. List is painting a por.
trait PLAGUE Of her son, which premises
10 be an excellent work OF srt az well 90
o remarkable likeness.
Mrs. Charles Berger is painting q "nose.
gay" oil charming roses with the morning
dew on their pink petals This lady iB
said to evinCe unusual ability.
Mrs. Frank Hearne is decorating flush
with oil Colots, Ia the 1mpressionist
style. The hanging panel Of Venitlan
red, decorated with snow.ba lls, is striking.
y realistic.
Mrs. Swope is painting q lovely Roman
girl at q wayside shrine. The flesh tints
are unusually fine.
Miss Sallie Howell is decorating A slate
table top with red roses from nature.
Mrs. Ed. Norton Is also decorating q
slate panel for a fire place, aud has pro.
duced q strong and efficient piece Of color.
Ing. I,
Mrs. WIN. Handlan Is painting an ideal
head which has some rare qualities, nota.
bly, the fine spirituality shining through
the eyes.
Mrs. tAC1b Berger Is decorating au en-
tire set Of china with original design,
drawn from natural flowers and birds.
Miss Mary Lamb has completed 0 figure
Of the 0dalisque, on china, CreditSbl e 10
any finished artist.
Miss Matte Taylor has shown great
skill In learning 10 sketch from nature,
and has done some chatming work on
china.
Miss 1sadore Pollock is painting figures
on me new and beautiful tambofines,
the latest fancy Ia decorative art. These
tamborines are much used 10 the East for
iavofs at the germans, and are also given
Of dinner parties, the decorations being
figures IN The Kate GfeenAn style.
The decorative mania 10 daily increas.
ing In v%ifulence. and should the tsete.
fol disseminALof remain long In Wheeling |
Il 10 feared that not one iAit but gifted siS.
Ter will escape infection.
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EaR aRREHRACKERs.

Btalus Of the Parry n This Rtais-Intsr.
VioEl win tWO OF The Leaders YsslsF.
day.
Not having heard much from the Green.
hackers Of this city since the election, an
INTELLIsEScER reporter started out yestsr.
day to find some Of the leaders and ascer.
tain their views in regard to their status
Just now.
Capt. Robert Marshall, the Grsenback
oracle in this city, and with the exception
Of Henry s. Walker, the most eloquent
man OF that persuasion in this State, was
found at bis residence In North Wheeling
reading Q thrilling story In one OF Frank
Leslie'a illustrated Wseklies, but stopped
long enough 10 youchsAis the following:
mo sir, l do not think that the move
ment ia dead in this State on the contrary
| do think that II the Republicans and the
Democrats would coaletcsin this Stale that
two congressman could be obtained by
the coalition. The discussions in the
Democratic ranks in this State warrant
this statement, and II the Republicans
and GreenbaCksrs really wish to over
throwBourbonism these are the 9 and
now Is the time. Ben Wilson will bob
up serenity in 1882. Mind my word"
Albert L. Wells, the literary mailer,
was found in bed OF his house on Six
teenth street about 10 O'Clock, He cheer.
fully got up and without any ado began:
u have always been a Republican, that Ia
! began my political existence as q Repub.
llcan, and have generally held the party
In sight even in my periodical semi Gsces.
sions. Alter the election Of Hayes
the continued depression had the ten
dency 10 cause mt to examine into the
monetary condition OF the country, and
from the examination came my Green.
backism. The succeeding good times, and
the prosperous condition OF the country
have not been beneficial to the cohesive,
meas OF u party, but still | contend thal
we have made some gains. One Of ouI
cardinal principles was the reconciliation
Of the dollar Of our dads," which hat
been demoneIizsd In order to give the
bondholders a chance, and now silver Il
as plenty and as current as in the days o
Solomon.
Another point gained by us was thu
placing ct the bonds Of the county at
low rate OF interest. Both OF these meas,
ures were Of GreenbaCk origin, and both
have Tedounded to our National benefit
and hence l say We have not, as y party
been q failure. One other d~esideratun
gained and we shsll have accomplished
our ends. Let the Government issue heI
own notes instead OF the National banks
Make greenhaCks Of National emanatiou
and We will be satisfied. The progress o
things just now suits me. | Rm not surI
whether my party has much identity lef
or not either here or In any other State
The Republican party is doing well
enough Tor u.s." said the !. n, as he let
us to 90 back again 10 he'd.
Our scribe also undertook to hunt VI
George CrumbaCker, but could not CONF
up with him.
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The Exposition and State Fair project Is
booming along with good prospects ahead.
The usual weekly meeting Of the Directors
was held on Saturday evening, at Recorder
Hooks Office. The Committee on
Grounds reported that The damage created
by the late flood could be repaired at an
expense OF net over twenty dollars. Va.
rious committees reported work accom-.
pllshed. The Treasurer, George Hook,
reported the financial condition as follows:
cash received 10 June II, 1851 .,a."...... ... tS,iss IS
Cash received from June II 10 June ls.... 1887 50
TOlAt fee0ipha s....,.',a" "".",,.. ,,..na.s ..S6,7B %
Cash dlsbutsOd 10 June II, tSs.....,..,.a....sS,62 81
Cash dlIburSod from JunS 9 10 June l1u.. 14S 20
Total disbursements .... ... ............ .....SS,17O u
BALANCE 10 treasury ..s""...,.. s.,...... ,...,as VI LOIS o.
The next meeting will be held on next
Saturday evening.
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,INDIVIDUAL HENS.


Prominent People Here and Here.
hbOuIB,
T. Marcellers Marshal, editor and edit.
Gator, 10 OF tile New Mcclure.
Miss Annie Lindeman left Saturday on
the steamer Courier 10 visit some Of. her
young lady friends at Marietta, Q.
Capt. Eccles, Of the Fire Department,
City Receiver Dunaway, D. Kull, Jr., and
Kaiser schultSe leave this morning for
New York.
Miss Anna Heidtick, who has been Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. ]. Otto for the past Eve
weeks, returned home 10 Marietta, o.,
Saturday.
Miss Julia Mendellen, who has been
visiting Mrs. ]. 8. Naylor for the past four
weeks, returned home Saturday on the
steamer Courier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-20

The funeral Of David Park, Jr., Presi.
dent Of Martins FsrfyKeg and BarrelCom.
pany and North Wheeling Glass Works,
took place from his late residence, 11O9
Chapline street, on Saturday afternoon ct
2 o'clock. Rev. MI. Ohaliant, pastor oil
Martins Ferty Presbyterian Church, Of.
fciated, assisted by Revs Dr. Cunningham
and j. D. MoffAt. The services through.
on! we're very simple and In accordance
with the well known views Of the deceas.
ed. The pAll.bearets were the brother,
btoIheis.ln. law and partner Of the deCeas.
ed, and the intetment private At Walnut
Grove Cemeiefy, MatLih's Ferry, Q.
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The following deeds in fee were admit
ted to record In the Recorders office
Saturday:
A deed made May 9Th, 1881, by H, L
Exley to R B Plckens OF fractional lot
No. 81 in Joseph UaldwelEs addition for
S.
A deed made June 10, 1881, AquillA Boil.
ton Caldwell, special commissioner, by
Charles Ihlenield, all Of Ohio county, Of
the south half Of lot 65 on the west side OF
McUolloch street. Consideration 1926.
A deed made August 2, 1880, by Phoebe
Exley OF al, 10 K. B. Rickens, Of lot No.
20, situate on the west side Of Fillmore
street In Joseph CaldwelIs addition or as
the lot 10 now known as fractional lot
No. 81.
A deed made March 9th, 1880, by Geo.
H. Long and wife to Martin Conner In con.
Rideration OF $500 OF lot No. / in Square
No. / In the Eighth ward.
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wAs 1T A CASE or sonNAMHULIsMF

was
A German RmIGrAnI Woman Pals from
q u. 4 D. u, u, Train aud ID Seriously
Hurt-She IL Now In BeIIAlFe Under
Care OF Or. KuFE. .
The No. 10 express on the B 40. r. r.,
which gets into Bellaire en- route from the
east to Chicago at 1890 A. NJ, was to day
on time. Shortly before 1t reached Ben
wood the utmost CONSERVATION was created
In the smoking car by the fact that a Ger.
man emigrant woman was missing. A
short time before she was seen walking
through the smoking car with a tin
bucket in her hand and afterwards through
the ladies car toward the sleeper. She did
not enter the latter car. But little
attention was paid to her at the time By
the half.awAke passengers, though two or
three affirm that her eyes had q strange
appearance, like one walking In q trance
when they saw her. 1t was Burmiaed that
she had fallen from the train, and at Ben
wood Q special engine was sent back To
look after the missing woman. Careful
search was made all along the track, and
at an early hour this morning her bruised
and bleeding, but still alive body, was
found on q bank between Moundsvilla
and KatO's Rock. She was teDderly car.
rled 10 the engine and made as comiorta'
BILE as possible.
The engine then made f&stto time Bellaire
where the woman was put under charge
Of Dr.. E. q. Kurtz. She was delicious
from the time che was found until 4 O'Clock
this morning. She Is upq%uestionably hurt
internally, and time only can tell whether
her injuries will prove fatal or not, It was
Impossible from anything on the
woman's person 70 ascertain
her name, her friends having
proceeded on their way, either ignorant
Of her discovery on the track or Indifferent
to her fate. She wts on her way 10
Chicago, go Conductor Brown t1ys. The
fact Of her discovery wFs telegraphed to
Cambridge and her companions on the
voyage will be notified Of her condition
and where she is. She 10 a middle aged
woman Of good appearance aud ap.
peared 10 be In poor circumstances.
Later reports cay that she is recovering.
She is q widow and gives her name as
Sophia Aiming. She cannot tell where
she 10 going, and does not know how she
happened 10 fail of the train.
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And Who Wll Teach Them Nov I ahaOi
for ihe Scholastic Years Of lSsl-S0-
List oflhe TeaeheFL
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VIM. Colts, for a long time connected
with the Visilant Engine House, In the
capacity Of engineer, has resigned his
position, and will take q position In swee.
ney 4 Sons foundry and machine shobs,
Mr. Colts was one Of the very best men In
the service Of the city, and as q mechanic
and engineer had no superior In the De.
partment, and we feel confident that Il
will be hard 10 replace him. Nath, Kuhn
is filling the vacancy temporarily.
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PENCIL Points.
The Dasl From = D0Een FabeFl Used ~
IntsIligspeeF Reporters.

Lno 0l2t fou = UuAea AA4ttn 9A-A -
InteIligeReeF RsPOFtsrs.
TINS Is the last week of the Public
Schools.
THR automatic door opener at the
ViRilant engine house works like Q charm
and will be- introducedtn the other engine
houses at once.
TIE members Of the Childrsn's Meeting
in connection with the Thomson n, E,
Chapel, Island, had an enjoyable little
picnic In ZRne's Orchard, Saturday.
JOIN BRoWN, the Bellairs bruiser, is
out Of the work house, he don't want to
tackle this village again by himself al
though he Is Q good "approximatist."
THR following additional subscriptions
10 the straub fund are reported: Jacob
Hornbrook, s. 00i Logan Tribe No, !, l.
o. RIM, Is 90; Mrs. Husemann, 81 90.
THE following officers OF sigsl Lodge A.
A., & S.W. were elected Saturday: Presi'
dent, VIM. Webb; Vice President, N. Orr
Guide, F. Ambruster; Guard, William
Bishop; Representatives TO Grand Lodge,
Vim, Webb and Job Baketon.
A GENTLEMAN on board Of q through
passenger train on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, took Q straw regarding the feeling on
the return Of OonkliUg TO the United
states Senate, which resulted Rs fIllows:
In favor Of his return 10, votes; Opposed
81.
We are requested to call the attention OF
OF the proper officials 10 the disRraCetul
loalnR on Sunday, % we'll "a other days,
In frnnk nj iS,nhaIa CiUar aknFn naaF the
Poa'ofics, and Atthe Opera House corner
Ladies' are afraid 10 pass. 1t should ne
stopped.
TAG seguin Institute will have ita an
nual commencement tomorrow night at
the Opera House, These entertainments
are among the most delightful that our
citiZens enjoy, and as the class this year
10 9 good one, q very delightful evening
may be anticipated.
'sQuIRE WV. PHILIPS, B, b. DoyenerIl
Esq, his attorney, and W. X, DnVal leIl
for ParkersbuTg last night to attend the u
%. Court. Squire PHILIPPE 10 TO answer 9
writ OF habtdS corpus cum cGuSa, he having
issued Q warrant for the arrest OF DuYalr
who 10 o Government official.
The Board OF Education met, Saturday
night, and, aitera great deal OF trouble In
securing sufficient members to form 3 quo
rum, received the official bond Of H, Il.
Pendleton, clerk, with John o, Pendleton
and George K. Tingle as suretiea. Prof..
John N. Birch, City superintendent, ap'
peared, and was sworn in by Squire Ar
kle,
The last OF the strsub children was
found In the river below Benwood with q
fishing line around is neck. An inquest
was held on the remains without identi'
Rcation until 1t was discovered by relatives
that 1t was one Of the unfortunate victims
OF the Glenn run flood, The body was
quietly inferred on Saturday by MendeI
Ike Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-20

KIDNEY oRr moves the bowels regularly,
cleAns's the blood, and radically cures kid.
ney disease, gravel, piles, bilious headache.
and pains which are caused by disordered
liver and kidneys. Thousands have been
cured why should you not try IN Your
druggist will tell you that It Is one OF The
most successful medicines ever known. II Is
sold In both Dry and Liquid form, and lis
action Is positive and slro in either. Dallas
Ter. Herald, uWHAW
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Zane street N. 4 sunday school Excur'
AIOn TO.mOPfoW.

The long looked for excursion Of the
Zane Street NJ. +. Sunday School has at
last arrived, and az the moment draws
near the excitement Is more intense. Al.
ready a large number Of tickets have been
sold, and everything looks encouraging for
q grand and glorious time. There has
been nothing left undone that would add
TO the enjoyment Of all who 90. There
will he plenty Of good things 10 eat on the
grounds, and all Kinds Of games for both
old and young.
The cars will leave the whatf al 8.52 A..
N. Tickets will also be good on oil trains
that day. The fare for adults, round trip,
20 cents. Children under twelve yeats,
30 cents. Tickets Tor sale at Young's
Drug Store, East Wheeling, and D. H..
Dlngst's Hat Store, Twelfth street, Or 81
the train.
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Professor WV. @. RtcHARbsoS, NJ. D., Of the
81 Louis Medical College, says II have or.
dered Liebig Cos Afnicated Extract Of Witch
Hazel 70 be applied locally In Rheumatism
and with most marked relief in every case"
Beware Of worthless limitations under ours
and similar names Alsj cures Piles, Catarfh,
Neuralgia, Painful Monthties, Old Ulcers,
Lumbago and WeaV Eyes.
Asold In fifty cents and dollar bottles.
uwRa.
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1.-THE thousands that now have their rest
and comfort desifoyed. by complication Of
liver and kidney complaints would give ta.
lures remedy, Kidney Wort, Atrial they would
be speedily cured, II acts on both Organs At
the same time and therefore completely fills
the bill for q perfect remedy. II you have .
lame back aud disord1red kidneys use II at
once. Don't neglect them.-M rrOr and Farmn.
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"WlNE OF oARDUI" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menstruation.
For sale by Logan 4 90.


NJ. NJ. O'suLLivAN, the famous 1risb
orator and n Of the Trsversers In The
late State trials, will lecture at Washing.
ton Hall this evening Of half.past seven
o'clock. Arrangements have been made
with the steamer LaBelle 10 carry pasgen.
trim trea Of chaypp.
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FRED, AMOS, Tyler street, Rochester, writes:
"Your sPBlKG Blossom Is wonderful never
used anything that acted 80 we'll on the
bowels and at tho same time was so free from
the drastic properties OF medicines usually
sold for the purpose" Price 80 cents, trial bot
ties 10 cents
Sold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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Rhodes Rousing Remnant Sale.
Trustees Sale-Robert H. Cochran.
Otgaus-sheib's Music Store.
For Rent-Dwelllng.
Wanted Situation.
Dnssing Case-Edmund Booking.
Palace RslrigerAtors-NeObitt 4 Bro.
Lnst- Five Dollar Gold Piece.
Opera House-Uoncert and Commence
ment,
For Cincinnati Andes.
Country BOsrd-Pfomised Land Farm.
Atlantic Hotel Ocean City, Md.
Turtle Soup Lunch u. L Richards.
Gard Of Thsnks-ChGs W. Johnson
[head OF local
Clearing Sals-1, Blum 4 Bro-[head Of
local
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No BumbuEginE n American People.
You can't hunbug the American pc ople,
when they find a remedy that suits them ;
they use II and recommend II 10 their friends.
Just exactly the case with SPRIN0 BLOSsoM,
which has become a household word all over
the United States. Ptiee 50 cents, trial bottles
10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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WHAT every one should have, and never be
without, Is THoNAs' EcLEcrRic OIL. It Is thor.
ough n safe In Its Effects, producing The
most wondrOus cures OF rheumatism, neural.
gia, burns bruises and wounds OF every kind.
Sold BY lAughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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A wOrk'ngman says; "Debt, poverty and
suffering haunted me for years. caused by q
sick family aud large bills fer dOctoring,
which did no good. | was completely df
courAged, until one year ago. by the advice oil
my pas or, ! procured hep Bitlers and com,
menad their use, and In one month we wert
all well, and non OF us have been sick aday
since and want TO say TO all poor men, you
can keep your antilles well q year with HoI
Bitters for less than one doctors visit viii
cost, '-Christian Advocate. MwF4w
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R~AILRONn ~PRnPERrY

Ard IT, Estimated Value In this state.
Hon. Jos. H. Holt, Of Lincoln county
Dol. VIM. Randolph, Of Hardy county,
and Hon. Andrew Wilson, Of Ohio coun.
y, the commissioner appointed BY Gov.
jackson TO assess the railroad property In
this State, arrived In this city last Thur.
day and were engaged all Of Friday and
Saturday In preparing their report In re.
gard 10 the matter, which report we give