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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-06
IN III u COUH,TS,
Proceedings Of III VI .. District cou,

Proceedings Of the Us. District Court
Yesterday.
This Court sat yesterday forenoon, Judge
Jackson on the bench. 1t was ordered that
no Commissioner OF this court iasus a war
raat for tho arrest Of any person charged
with violation Of the internal revenue laws
az a retail dealer without having first been
ordered so to do either by the Court or Dis.
trict Attorney, but to furnish information
Of all such Gases coming to his knowledge to
the District Attorney. n s5(J
United States vs.. SaIathiel jackson; infor-
nation for violation, OF iuternal revenue laws.
Defendant entered n plea OF guilty, and the
court assessed q fine OF 500 and costa. sus-
psnding judgment ss to imprisonment. @
In re Charles A.. Reed in bankruptcy.
This day the bankrupt md opposing credit
tors aud rTsignes by counsel nied a petition
praying that tho proofs of certain deb,s
proved herein be e%1punged.4 It was ordered
that 7. J. Hugus, Esq, Register in Bank
ruptcy, summon the creditors named In the
petition to appear before him and TO examine
eschicreditoE ind such witnesses as may be
produced and thst he proceed to e1punee or
diminish such OF said Claims as he shall find
should DO expunged, and report his proceed
iDgs to the Court.
Tbs United States VI. Dorothea Bashar, in
chancery. The defendant appeared and filed
her answer, to which the District Attorney
takes time TO reply. t&ia3f
Apologize 4 Coleman, r5signeee, vs.. the
Pittsburgh. Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad
Company, in chaGcery.s Set for hearing this
morning. y, .,af sHa l23N7a2 -g
John Russell Va, Steamer Ann,o L In al .
mlrslty. Rule awarded against John N,
Sweeney, surety, to show cause why iudc-
ment should not be given sgains. him for the
coats OF the case.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock to-day.
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FAttnrd.,

TO Mk EHRor q The MtNl0cler. Nv >;
EIR:-Mapy Of my! friends are under tho
impression that !, Louis g.. Britt, soniof the
late 10. sph Britt, vas n Of the parties men.
toned and mixed up in the saloon gsmbling
murder party. Such is not the case. Louis
Napoleon Britt, son of John y. Britt, Is the
person. ~ Respectfully yours.
LOUIS s. BRITT,
Eo.7l17 Nineteenth street.
Whtelinu. March 4 =
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Veteran smokers, moderate smoksrs, and
those Just learning to smoke, pronounce the
Seal Skin Cigars harmless, refreshing and
captivating. First.class dealers handle Them.
4FI@ N. REILLY, Agent,
i .rtstSW Wheeling, VIVA
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Al IncIae nt orlieller,. trial.

This Ii! told BY the Oincinnati,7ii Time, Star Of
rassssy ssy 'elg. Who was the a'.u,s 4
/! LIS; year when Pilot David Keller, Of the
sc'oto. wag tried for manslaugater, the iury
failed to agtoc. ) ~ very iauRhabie incident
occurred during the rial, \ remarked a gen.
tlemsn, this morning, v Tho was present 1t The
trial. "a drawing OF the boats engines as
they wero found alter the scioto went, down;
showing tho position OF the Cams, wastip
evidence, and ons Of the attorneys explained
it totthu7 jtrj. II wei sitting behind the
jury, and had a good visw OF The drawing,
while thu able attorney carefully and sciea.
tifcsllyN analysed Nhila he held It upside
down, .neltner he no; the jury knowing Tie
difIerence.ng " ESQ 80
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oAs Il F-
The Enterprise with her tow Is lying at
the Eellai,o water works, the Dick Fulton ia
below her, the VIM. g. Homer Is bslow the
Bsilaits ferry. landing and the IT, N. Morgan
Is below the l. 4 O.. bridge. They are all
laid up, waiting for the Ice 10 clear out.
The river remained about stationary YES.
terday, the depth In tho channel Lent even.
ing being I feet 4 inches &NorbuainerLwls
transacted, IS the daily packet were ali
obliged to stop running on account OF the
Ice, which was running. very heavily all day
yesterday. None OF the through packets
put in an appearance. GI
The Pittsburgh Coal Exchange at a recent
meeting pas5ed a resolution r1king for the
entire removal out OF the way OF the pier on
The south side Of the river at the Davis
Island dam. The removal OF this pier would
give over two hundred feet more room. at
that point for boats, and 1t Is clsimed thai
II can be done without II any wav iujurinr
the dam. Col. Merrill will no doubt be heard
from IN regard 10 the matter before long. "
Y CIHc1NNArl. March 5.-Hiyer 10 feat and
falling; cloudy aud modsrating. $50,
Y BRowSsynLk, Pa, March 6.-Rtvsr 6 feat
inches and stationary; Thermometer 900
On Cry, Pa, March 5.-Riyer 5 feet &
inches. and falling, weather cloudy and cold,
CAIRO. III, March 5.-River Al feet G inoha,
and falling weather cloudy thermometer
Plr7.nuEon, March s. Monongshsla river
I feet Inch and stationary weather cloudy
RlcE'a LANDING, Pa, March5.-Riyer ( iest
10 inches and falling; weather cloudy: thar.
mometer 2Go. lT5l5Ia {IGs 49,
EvAssyllLE,, I'm March 5.-Riyer Fl feet
2 inches aud fallinei blight rain all day:
eyery thing covered With sleet?S 4 1iTy
LousyILLE, March 5:-Rivar falling; 8 feet
5 inches In tho canal; 0 feet S inches on the
falls, Business dull; weather cloudy, chilly
and damp 80
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NGT a ms gritty merely, but. the whole peo-
pie attest the wot darful cures Of st. Jacobs
OIL. Every home should have It.
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One Of the gas-posts at Belmont and Thir-
ty-sl1th streets Is to b. moved to 7. Brailly's
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GREAT bargaina in damaged goods at J W.
Ferrefs corner Main and Twenty-frat streets,
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RIVER NEWS,

GREAT bargains in damaged goods at J. W..
Fezrels, corner Main and Twenty-frat strcetp.
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Myster,n ana nervous pro,tr,,ion.

m'1ter'" "hd rvo Prostrntion.
we, give readers an extract from a
oneeftol, letter, written by Mrs. Elizabeth
sm.!n, OF richmond Ind, who says t"aa-
mara'sn .Nefvine cured me OF hystaris aud
nervous pfostation." Comment Is useless.
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ESTIMATES on all kinds oil Printing cheer,
tully given by tho IN7ELLlaKScRRJo jon OYy1cr.
All work, guaranteed M Il g55lE5I
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HALE's Honey Of Ho.ehound and Tar will
chest S1eeTtS "'"", "
Pike's Toothacho Drops c1re in one minute.
for the skin--Glsnn's SULPHUR soap.
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DRY GOODS.


n
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The Best, Cast Steel Ratchet for so osnts at
Boyd's, Market sqnara.S aIt1-<E eG-S TtHG
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There Is no recreation that will benefit In.
v!alids 30 much ss shooting at target. There
is something about It that strengthens The
nerves and builds q man up, and with the
low price Of rifles, shot guns, pistols, DO, II
is the cheapest medicine. Send for our illus.
trated catalogue; it Is free. Address Great
Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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!Shoounr for

WARRANTED Hand.saws, 60 cents, at Boyd'a
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II WEDNESDAY,

Tho following shows the range Of the Their
mone!er, as observed at schneprsdr drug store,
Opera House corner /:
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WAsuIYaroN, D. O., March G-l:3OS a. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, incress.
ing pressure. northw. esterly! winds, and cold.
or fair weather. sG}Ei 4 ESls W.
For The lower Lakes, increasing pressure,
uorthsriy winds, backing to westerly, colder,
generally fair weather.
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In the Senate, Mr.. Garland reported an
original bill from the Judiciary Committee
to provide Tor the collection Of statistics
touching marriage and divorce.
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Assistant Postmaster George Pitner is again
on the sick list. 49,
It Ia sad that the temperance people will
get out q ticket in opposition TO MAYOR Jun
kim and Marahal MoConnsughey. X ~.
Mr.. James Clark, who bought out the gro.
Gerry store OF James Duncan, opened up YES
leidsy, n promises to be rs popular Il bust.
ness man as his predecessor. L
Lieut.. Darlington, U. s. N, wei in town
yesterday settling with the Executive Relief
Committee. 1t Is now thoughtthat it will be
possible 10 get aid from the National Govern.
ment 70 assist tie people in putting their
houses back on their foundations. The Lieu.
tenant saia that he would inform tho com.
mittse II it could be done. whoa he got to
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Verdict,

THE Best Cast Steel HAtchet Tor 50 cents al
8oyd's, Market Square.
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Apologize 4 Coleman. e1signees, vs.. the
Pittsburgh. Wheeling e. Kentucky Railroad
Company, in chaG cery.9 Set for hearing this
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,tWARnAsTED .Hand-saws, co cents, at Boyd'r,
Market EQuare, HtEtNf St5t ~
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GREAT bargains in damaged goods at J. W,
Ferrels, corner Main and Northumberland
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WHEELING & HARRISBURG RAIL
;FLM GROVE { STATE LINE RAIL

iFLM GROVE & STATE LINE RAIL
BoAD COMPANY.
Notice ~ hereby given that at the annual meet.
Ing Of the Stockholders OF tho Elm Grove 4 StA.c
Railroad Company, to DO held at the sGicto
Z. Hubbard, Mt No. lies Marke. street, In the
city Of "heeling, In the State o! Y est Virginia, OIL
Tue llth DAY OF March, A.. y. 1854, 4 proposition Will
be submitted tor the consolidation otsaid conIaly
and ita capital stock with Tho Wheeling l. HAMS
burg Hallway, Company.
By order OF the Executive Committee Of The,
Board OF Directors.
+. J. GRoTEvaNr, Secretary
o. the Elm Grove and State Limo IaIlioaI Company.
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y THREE pounds Nails for 10 cenh at Boyd's,
Market Square.
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Too MANY Houds.

THREE pounds nails for 10 cents at Boyd's,
Market Square. tsEF&
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Petroleum.

- -|TI|| -T--T|T
on Cry. Pa, March 5.-Petroleum ono,sd =,
u 0sI; hiyhest 81 OK; lowest ST.. closed at 81.
20 barrels: runs 8, os9 barrels; shlpmea;s 5s,S1s
eiass X eh h1d II 80 lss barrels. Or, Exchange
BRAnFoHp. March 5-Crudc oil st,ll weak, ro,o,
runs on Tuesday, 6l,s0l barrels: total tlipmtnts5 81.
wv bAres; Charters e9.lt3 barrels. United pIne
limo certificate, opened at 81 0s%S; closed At al "a
highest Price 81 OK; lowest 81 OF. -~e.'sa
sion wss w"lk and unsettled, opened at a ps 81
declined and closed At 81. with Continued down.
ward tendency; trading active. !FoqgttF -
,TrrusvIII. PA, March 5.-opaned at 81 os,t.
hl"heat 81 es9l: lowest 81 co., closed at 81 IN
thn \. o. so barrels; Charters none: runs 1876
Nxw YORK. March 5-Petroleum dnIl. Hated
81 CO: crude 7Hase; refined SKc, IIS~N'ts'"'
BAlri ORE. March 9. Petroleum quiet and nom.
inal; refined s7s.Shc. lag1 I'D - A' Nn
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Notes 4 bOnt the stenuab0ats, Bunk Briefs
5G and TcicYrnphic Reports.E tS4s

Notes A bDut the steamboats. Bank Briefs
and rc,cgrnphic, Reports
The Monitorl was jobbing around yester-
day, making everything snug. ss7
The new Chesapeake wGs due up lest night
enroute for Pittsburgh from Cincinnati. 3
Capt. TO. Swceney,i 10 in command of the
Fred A. Banks, a New Orleans and lower
river packet. H%
There Ia d big snag in the channel on the
Ohio side a short distance above the Boreland
shalt bteakwster. l%N
It hr1 been estimated that the iOaio river
flood caused a loss Of Sic. coo, per mile for til
LOCO miies from Pittsburgh, 10 Cairo, making
q total Of .$l5. 00O. 900. aTS[p4491TI|7 :
Pilots Of the Scotia report a break In the
river about ont-aalf mile above California:
o., opposite the brick no Sc, supposed 10 be-
caused by Il sunken barge.
Capt. Nat. Wintriager telsgraphs from
S%ieuDenyille that that the Wheeling PITTS
butGh packet CIV. Bachelor. will not "a.
sumo business until thu ice Is we'll thinued
o,,k H las 4raLL-4r- 80 EI'IEE
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A

"a. N. IAN. 8 r. NJ. 7r. N. 7 4. MI 2 M +. y, 7p,
IS % 50 81 & IS 20 81
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.T1RER pounds nails Tor 10 conts at Boyd'a,
market Square, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Goods,

Y NEw YORK. March b.-Men'a wear woolenus ae in
steady tsquily for heavy weights for next autumns
6ut business y very moderate Except ior p:cIalties.
saine@ are deinS, vel! 10 printed, heavy ana good
General dry goods arc In lipht inquiry
nat better movement bec.uLe OF deliveries III Tho
execution OF ordets..1s4 EyNltll. &c., "
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PulLADTIrHIA March 5.-Flour quiet and Arm
Mhea. dull and closed a shade lowoar: car ISts Arm:
NJ Nv ! |. III 9Is1 March ~, slG7has o, ApIl s. l93Ssl 10;
options Iuitd ttfoug and closed x hirher: 1 ia'ar
i Io stronger under liyht o%tIstlags and i iaiI { einand:
tt!g leE 4, Y! W. Soe G; NO: . yellow eo%sdIc; steamer
a6oAG May 6lHselNc:. June 6lHaS}o.A 6sts az as.
mand lair and market firm: No. s white III. NJ
Z white s4aiAHe. Butter. choice lots icaice and
n nr1; i c1eaMeTy ex!tas Gtyss E.gs. demand light
tairly active; full cream 3HaiaIn -, A1M Anu
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One Of the gas-posts at Belmont and Thir-
ty-sl1th streets Is to b. moved to 7. Brailly's
corner. rslr7E Me- 15a vs. siuE as
Ed, Fitzpatrick, Of the Bslla.ye nail works,
10 oil duty on account OF the lots Of a finger
ina Gail machine.
The D~ellaire. Zlnesville l. Cincinnati rail-.
road is bringing in a!good many cars of cat.
tie for eastern markets. ga -
In one of thu barrels of potatoes received
hero for the flood sufferers WEI q tote that
was found yesterday. The potatoes were a
valentine from the A Grammar school Of
North Newark. 3.;I1 agl.tl,
McDermott's saloon YVES entered by thieves
Tuesday night and q quantity Of cigars and
tobacco taken. Watts saloon wal not robbed,
bat al atlempt WEI made here also to effect
an entrance at the back door.
The Baltimore & Ohio Company he's agreed
to oiiet no obstruction to the city's crossing
Its tracks now or at any time in the future, with
all needed sewers and waterpipes, and In re-
turn this. city allows the baltimore Il Ohio
switch to te built acrcss Thirty4eveutblstreeL
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THE B,ss Cast Steel Ratchet for 80 cents at
Boyd's,, Market ca uale., &

- Q4SSH5tat9tfE u ljatE,SEEsfO
95Sg} q %g1E3St@
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urfsinly thcy wiz be- obliged 10 modify.
tllst cfttstn'y they expect 70 Nc fsrcol 70
fefirrr no depth OF their Columns. H. us-
utssc TIE Intervals hrswecu their stsr-
nh,tfs. 10 enoincr the perfcrt corrrrf-
nses NON tinrcsed W tl,eir various move
nifrts. ir't they argue a. that exusi.
Ties asr ls'S nsncrons among troops who
sdysnre tapidiy aud cneryetic,iIy upm
= rtycn print than arioag thosr whe
urmi up 10 thai roint bc-aifse the firsi
viii he under lire for Aiiastef time than
Tie second. sid O. that a0seycr artificial
way he the hallts a. cshe,,on taught,
oil troops who have becs drilIesi 10 stick
testfhcr ~ manouvres dur;ug peacc will
be less subject 10 the llis-olY,ug Influences
OF a battle than troops who have n3t l,cen
80 drilled, aud ti,ilk that Oh ti,ls point
oh genuine military men will a.ree TIA,
3ic Germans arr right. Sach " briei
sHcirll Of The tactics which seem 10 10
CeiDuciy adopted by the Priissi,n in
f'Gry. II X bold even 20 gasi,ns<s, and
vital meshcdiezl rscn 10 s,ztens,tiztion
;it Il Is exactly appropriate &, i.ie stugT OF
which err made the Gorman officer sud The
Gsn,n soldier, and iGaniieiy preferable
10 ,i.at iiusd. over csuiiOrs system which.
sincc her defesi, France has substituted for
tia, fsf5S Jr1pcssc Once 80 yHrated. hut
new. likr iliit-lock ,ag,kc;s, becom- = di,-
TN Wsfrnry.
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CiaicngO'n Disputcd Vote.

ivy b-ttf am ~ ne lDt@iftttlsf
CaICAGO, November al.-The motion for
an attachment 10 compel COunty-CicrS
Ryan to produce the lally-Shects. poll
book and ballot Of the Second precinct.
Eighteenth ward, al tbi, city. was argued
in tac Federal Court here this morning.
The Allegation - made thai the returns
from that precinct have been tImpCred
with ia connection with the Lcman r.
publican) aud Brand democrat senatorial
contest. The final determination oil whicE
VIII settle tie question 81 a Republican or
democratic majority Dn iciHi ballot in Tie
state Legislature. The al;oricys for Ryan
denied the Jurisdiction uf the Federal
Court. hit Judge B!odgct, declared that
The court clearly had jurisdiction. aGd di-
rrci"d tho county clerk to produce the bal
lots. rnlI-hOok. and i3lly .bect, before The
grand jury within ouc hour. The Grand
Jury had in The mean time adjourned Until
2p. "a.
Before ihc grand jury rccOnvencd an at-
tcrn,y appeared before jndge Bl0dgctt
saving he represented u candidate Tor the
House Cf Representative 81 the STATE i-r-
g,slajure whose district includcd Tire Dis
puicd precinct; that according to the re-
INN, made, his client was defeated but
that LC bud hopes that recount I'll the
ballot, in Il regular election contest
would show that his client was
elected. and finally, that Il the Federal
Grand jury were allowed 10 handle the bal-
lots il would prejudice his clients contest.
on this statement the Judge decided ln
hear further argument tomorrow. anu
ordered thut ~ The mean time the grand
iufy should nOi have access 10 the ballots.
County.Clerk RYAN. therefore, appeared
before thai body at ; O'Clock With only the
poI.book and iailyshcct, which were IN
s,cctcd bysn expert from th" 'ub-trrasuiy.
The result vi the inspection was nj mad"
public.
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Don Gies la spnsp.

lhf fANft " ur fsittrhsl
h;nsIp, November - .-Iar coniii 4 he
twCtn authorities and student, 81 tir
University grow, daily uiore serious.
Hundreds Of arTtSts blYc been made. in
Cisc;irg which lIrge number Oi people
hste been wounded. including several
members of the police iorcc. Thr Gov.
crrmCRte,hgs appointed new ultra mon-
tan, rector e. succeed SegaSian. thc rector
wbr resigned las: week. Tin. military
precautions tbst tavr bcca adopted cause
The streets TO resemble city tn = state OF
siege. The press retaiiiieS with extreme
violence upon thc prosecution oi Liberal
end Republican papers.
The IN .oriiY Of the person wh, were
a,Tpsled IN ,hc reccni riots arising from
Ire action OF Tie stnecnt' have been rc-
lca-ed. a force ~ potter have hocT sta
;luuei N the pre- incts Of the University.
A plajOrity ~ the YOfes,0rs hsyc rriu.c 4
10 deliver sav leCiUrcS under such condo
i,aas. and TIE stuicuis r.ilisc TO ruend the
i,ctlrc.. TsCrr !, gre.ai 1giiaiiou, also, IN
Ne provincial unNe,Silics. far police
bagr nsid G0mIciliiry yisit, 60 tho bcus"'
az scYtrsl Republicans.
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Nuddrn Drnih 70 amongst ihe Preachers -
Trade season Expected.

Nuidru Drnib 70 Amongst ihe Preachers o.
Trade season Expected.
ICON, ioaaeLcc q tle Richmond Dispai'h.l
NovFNnEg -. 1856
Dr. Y. :. Henderson. q gentleman well
lnown here and prominent citizen OF tde
country around Pelham, y. C.. died sud-
den.y II his home. near Pelham, Yesterday
MOI ming. 4 few hours before he became
~ he expressed hlp.-cu ~ feeling very
well aud appeared In good spiriis.
Rev. Harvey Hatcher. recently tom 1iis'
souii. and n0w on his way 70 Atlanta.
preached Two good sermons At the BAPTIST
church YESTERDAY. Rev. DIR. Goodwin. lhe
ga-,or. Is nov IN Fredericksburg aSsisiing
Rev. Dr DunaYsy In revival services.
The members Of the hounf Vernon
Methodist church, whose eniiding is now
ieing erected, are e0ngratulatIng them
elves. since ar. Men. siIspscn w3s taken
from them, on having Rev. Dr. John u.
EdM ards .cnt a. iaeig pastor. Nothing
e,e was expected a. 70 the Hain.Sssees
church than that Rev. lp. A. 6. Brown
would be seui back 10 that church. The
.lu,c was the ease ~ 20 The North D1nNiile
church and Rev. 4. II. Campbell.
After warm aod Taiuy season. which
elosed With q sharp wind and cicar skies
tins morning. % Influx ct tobacco is eN'
iecitd. and Il is hoped business may be
resan.ed. AlPBA.
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.ltlgAMA NENATORSHir.
REORGANIZATION OF Senator augli-rhe Duty o.
southern Democrats.

nv telegraph 10 tho EispNch.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. November 2l.-rhc
Democratic caucus Tonight unanimously
dominated J. l.. Pugh to succeed himself
rs United States Senator lOr the term CON-
mcncing next March.
IN a speech before The caucus. Ni. Pugh,
referring 10 The part borne hy the south
,in democrats m The late election, sad
This grand result thus cOn>umnatcd
b,,r iaccG ilr Democratic party. and c-pc-
cia,,y the white people OF tie South. IN 81
un.jlion al The griye,t responsibility.
>hli Sc prove ourselves equal 10 ihc try
inc tmclgenry ann worthy OF such trust
and coufdcnccz shall we justify and su.-
tain OH friends At the North by the justice.
wisdom. and moderation OF Our action
or ,hali We make good tue projections and
hoEcs 81 or Republican enemies that
We viii favor rasb. rc.ictiOnary. and reyo-
lrtiOnary cb1Bgc' ~ the currency and
tarli Laws iha will shock puh.ic conf
dcncc. dcIaagc business interests aud rcla-
Ijor>. Jnd paYilyzc American industries;
know the white people OF the south
alr cauablc 81 enlightenment know
they arv kccniy sensible OF their
,pblic duties and Of their Obiigl-
iion- Ia discharge them with prudence,
wi,dcM. and fidelity; and our brethren nj
the North may rest assured that we viii lo
no,hin. 10 cause them 10 r'grrl that the'
have trusted u A. allies in tlc common
,au.r oi securing reform and houcst gov
rrnmcni reform that viii make Office
hniding q puDli, trust iGr public Oh
irc- and no; q personal holding Tor
Lrlyltc eiiE; reform That viii ic.S'n
lie cost of judicial md executive admin
i,trai on. thai will reduce the burden OF
t4yjn,aXaii0n down tOthc economical Land
ard OF honest government: reform ih1t
will lessen the expense and correct lhc
ahrlSc. OF collecting me intcrna' rrrcnue;
reform that viii prevent the unequal opera
ton of IN. ,Xi.ling tsrin laws by a wise
adjustment of ,hr duties IN Imports in their
r;te aHd application: produce no more roy
enuc inan h. needed Tor bOpc>t government,
and cucOuIIgc no "a 81 trade Oh t1Yib'"
imrGti. thin can be carried GA 'c.,i,imi'cly
under ia" pubic burden OF such revenue
dul.e,. Tie ,Xi.tn4 taylf laws must be
rcvi, ed Tor the sol purpose OF preventing
an unnecessary and oppressive ,urp'u'
revenue. and ~ coir-r, Inequalities with
ont sfteiing ~ III. ly and iuiuriou'ly any
American industry.
ANY is,t appeal % NY couu;pmrn l.
fo Dc patient 1nj 20 Wlit with confidence
Tie co,uins oi the grand Tc-Ct th1t must
rc worked on. gradually by Tie sire Dul
sinW prcc ,s-ts OF restoration 90 wise. sue.
aud honest government"