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February Co., Osu steady: western white t?a46c;
mixed l0itic: PonuHylyanis 42at4c. Rye quiet At
Gsa5oc, Hay steady and Quiet;ptIme oChotce Fem.
sylyanIa and Maryland trm at ~ Goals %: Ptn
yiklons higher and firm; mess pork sle %. Bulk
mcatn, shoulders and clear rib,ides packed 9sieHc.
i&Ltc. Lard. refined loo. butter steady: western
packed loa2,c: creamery 2sa86c. Egg scaiCe and
higher At inc plciltd nominal. Coffee dull; no
e cat onlrf,y ,S i.t iis12: sSsaf quiet
TOLEDO, January cs.-wheat quiet and hrm No.
white 81 %; No. q 0Sc; No. 2 rcd caAh Vycssl OIL.
January and February 9gc; Mnca q OK: May
q oS5l; No. 8sprlnx ssi9h; rejected cSe!oc. Corn
dull 6us nrm; No. 2 cash and January bs1e Feb
ruAry 30 sSked; May 6SSe bid: rejeeled NJ. no
gnde t733sc oats, tcmaud HIGHT but holdens arm;
No. cash and January s6.c: May $50; rejected 8sc:
No. ? Whit 100 lover seed quilt And steady;
tash and January IS 50; February HsS; Michigan
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GLASS CKlnphNs' sTRlKf,
Assignment and 'Accident-Steubenv
B n|H .'afr Notes. +w

All trains on The G. 4 r. are delayed on &C.
count Of the acefdent at Brilliant. .,f,
Fifty glass csimpers of the Acme Glass
Works struck yesterday morning ugains. n
reduction. The. works have been Idle slx
months and intended 10 start yesterday
morning. WI '.a'I Mo-
q. M. Thatcher, a prominent merchant
tailor Of this place, mad an assignment yes.
terday. The assets are more than .ufiicient
to caver the liabilities. The cause Of tue
assignment was inability to make collec-
tons.
Last evening as ASA H. Baton, a proni-
nent lawyer Of this city, and client named
Smith. were descending the stairway from
the formers office, Smit ), who waB behind,
slipped, aud his feet shot forward aud struck
Mr., Baton on the right leg, badly i,aa,uring
tho shin bone. =
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DoN'v make the mistake OF doctoring liver
and kidneys to cure consumption. II you
will lay all other remedies aside and put your
trus. in Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
twill surely benefit you. Try It for coughs
and colds, and see what an excellent remedy
1t Is. so, - - INV
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sfVrCNt Last.

Tho famous Seal Skin clgars are now In
Wheeling. DO not res. until you have tried
one. The, finest imported brands do not
keel them. Nature furnishes the only
ilavor:"eCan b. found ut Cafe Brunswick,
new Mcclure Hocs., shoekey's saloon, 10 ais
schwalbs saloon, and ether prominent places
In the city. y5tF ~, sty 4, NJ. REILLY, 2
4 tisj gS,jySi.i n Sole Agent, Wheeling. x
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llre ,QattelliqeugJt'1el,a|::.
OGIcc: Nos. 20 and 81 fouricenih Street


,! For Rent-Dwelling. ~ ''U'ti!f
, For Bale--A Place Of 81 Acres. 'n4 ;
For Bals-Desirable MarIetS1cet Property
&c. o. Smith, Agent. - 49, = = =
$ Proposal, for Hauling Coal aud Coke.
=. Missionary Concert. ~, - ,ag "
- Hostetter's Bltters-Third psgs. To- '.-'.G
= Potaai,-The Swift Specific Co. -
y Shirts to Ofder-Jones l. L.ttsll-Fourth
phge. -. -----------I,----s=
x Special SAILS OF carpots-G. Mende! 4 Co.
EtDr. John u. Smith-Third page.
Iu When Speclaclea are Needed-I. G. Dillon
a. Skates and Ice Creepers-Nesbi.t & Bro.
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H0meflllnr Nav.

The Patent Congress "Waukinphast" shoe
for gentlemen. This Is an improved congress
psiter made with the elastic in the back
inst 'al Of tie side, which inquiries perfect
Il: and cold comfort 10 the wearer. Call and
them he fore nnrchsaing 1.EYs RInNp.
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Mr.. R: T; Bentley, G friend, Of Sandy
Springs, Md, says he was cured Of rheuu,a.
tism in bis right hand, by few applications
ofB'. Jacobs Oil, the great pain cure.
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TO r SAL lTHE GLADEylIIE
~ Furnace Property, GlAdeyille. Piston c,,,,n,,
v. Va, Consisting OF 500 az res ui farming me- ~,
timber lands, ono charcoal bl.N furnace hl,.ss
dwelling houses and one store room. viii IN
ply 10 HENRY X. LIST, l4Gi Naili turti az ~
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- or IN Ns.~ASNsss ~. 5'at'HFI'N J.
BRADroHp, JANUARY Is Crude oil weaker, .Tota
run Saturday and sunday 81. ISL bArrelA total ship
lnents i0s bar;es charters l34,2 bsrrcls clear
Rnoes B,4ti,0O0 barrels. United pipe line ccrtd
Gates opened o. II: closed atsl 10 highest p,lcs
u II; lowest 81 Q9H. Ii,Er, a, /
Or CRY, Pa, January Is -O'l opened at 81 ~,
highest 81 ll)f: lowest o. cox: cloycd at q 10
Aa'es 86a COS bAIrelA: ciearaices Saturday 6,5GS
0C0 barrels runs ~ barrels: shipments Saturday
and Sunday l03siS barrels charters 3,4b5 barrels
sPIT1sRuRsH, Pa, January 2s.-The ai,etnoor
session was dull but steady: opened at 81 IO11ss
declined and closed at o. 10. Tmd!nc only fhr. !,
Trusy1lLH, Pa, January 2s.-Openod at 81 Ii
hlghes. q II; loves. q 0a71z; closed at q 70.
BALTIMORE, January 2s.-Petro:eum dull 70
fined 9Aa914c. W.. : : r,rtyToI =
NEW YoRx, January 2s-Petroleum firm
Gniled 81 10. 'h71-W'I = q
PiltLApElrIltA. PA, Janutry 2s.-petroleum firm
refined yLC.
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~, csIEclSSA1I, o., Janusry 2s.-rlon. am; fam
m ny " ~ y; fancy ssoosb 10 whea. In iair dc
pig e. Oats easier; No. mixed 36kc. RYE 4duI
az oln6se barley Gn.tcr; extra 30, & fall 65c Poi
!fm at Sl5S oAi5 Is. Lard stronger at S7i<c a1iI
1 ga . sn'1o9's shoulders short I'D Bacon
Whisky m al 81 II Butter; Dime uh W.. r,s Sc
ey S5c choice dairy oc Linseed oil steady NJ ks
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IENIS0N and Jelly for Dinner to.,la
ut the Peoples Restaurant. -ln.5l... d,
~. Thermometers Record

TIF.'|- - IHBFIHUWetDf ItcGOrI. - No
The following shows the range Of the TIER
mometer. as observed at 6chnepts drug store,
Opera House corner: - Is. - -
p Er"0 YESTERDAY.
-. 1889. -a 1854.
TAM. I'm. Emf. u. "a. M.l2 MSP.M.7rM.
Sc 10 - Il 81 40 ~ A.!
S.'s ~ INDICATIONS. 'i,
: WAsulSOroN, d. O.. January 90 1870 4. Nj.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gen.
orally lair, warmer weather, variable winde,
mostly sousherly, nearly stationary barome-
ler. CO. 'l .'-r-- 60. g s
For Lower Lakes, fair weather, preceded
With light local suows Ia tho EASTERN portion.
generally warmer, southweslerly winds, be
coming variable and rising barometer. ei.slyg
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VALUABLE FARM
u 49, AT I"l}
PUBLIC SALE.

me Undersigned. residing three miles Gus, oil g.
one Hi:e south o. the hatlonnl Road, viii, Il one
oSlNE r. X. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY lin, 1854,
ouer at public Sale tho fam OIL which he rsLtt
INC iisn contains lG0 acro.-ls5 acres cleared; well
lInhptoSed and uEdera good htaie OF cliirtttoa.
There arc three good beari otchsr ts on lhe arn,
1eins male Known on day Of Aa!e
SAMUEL r. FiSSEY.
= 80 w y. CLARk. AnCtlOn,cs. lA26 piw
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AuttC "AS ACTIVITY tIu UAClkt
meni at the Stack Exchange to-day. nris ue from
Developments in regard 10 atiain Of the "rtguu 4
1r.hscnnlineutal Company. Ii was illclaliy Al
ilounc tnat tho Oregon X trintc0ntiuental Com
common. 5000 preferred and 10000 Of. ongIr
NAvlghlinn, TO syndicate composed Of Gould
Sage, fleld. Dfcxcl, MOigtnAn other. Thekiock,
y understood, srp not 10 DO sold fos a year. Ia
PLEDGED % furn!so tho company with whstever ad
litonal funds IL needed At 6 percent per ahntn
!! appears that some Of tho parties with whom The
Oregon q TfanseontlnensAl had deposited stocks n
cd 10 buy. them in when tho company gave
notice to take up the loans. Tnu bcAs siso made
! rut "a cover, aud the demand led 10 tttnarkA
ble rae Of 81 ro!nts Ia oregon Navig ,tion. which
Improvement advanced from Az TO 81. Oregon
Il lrAnscoutnental from 2Ox 10 23. Notthet
Pacific from 2,s 10 3And preferred from ~ " 491f
The dealings wete attended with great excite
moht. 4 no general stock market opened At irAc
tj6fhi dt3i1e on Tho : ststen0nts that the
railr0ad uoubl.sht he West had not been settled
AZ suppesE.s The decline In prices was only u io
percent Subsequent Developments In Northern
speculation aud an upward movement vet 10, tlIr
riso being stimulated by the receipt Of .dIs
patches by nilioid officials hero 10 the effect thai
all rAMsUn Utah And Col RADIO business had been
restored by The Union Pacific aud Denver & re
erande, and that the Chicago, Burlington Quincy
had sgtecd 10 maiutain rates pending tho final sci
tlcMent tho difficulties Oh tho Issouri bns
meas. Under large purchascsa general advanue OF \
to " percent look place. Louisville d Nashville
was Tho SPECIAL card. advancing fl0n 4i,Sto ASK.
After one o'clock the excitement subsidized and
Oregon Navigation reacted To o., rcsulsr to 10
Not!lieu pAclao preferred TO Ak, Oregon d Tnns
contlncltsl 10 M and Ocg0n Improvement 10 A.
the general lisi ran OF u 10 / percent near the
iiyeiy. Northern Pacific preferred was agAin In
brisk demand. selling up TO lgH About 2ON
sharcs were bought 10 under the rule. In sympathy
Win this advances low shares moved upto The
more lobg stock and prices reacted X To N percent
iortce general l'Staad ft23s perce9t iot Nos,heru
Pacific systcin sharcs. In mo final sale, Cansdi
Pacific moved up 1854 and Michigan Central L
w: Tho market closed firm with sn adyant iul
IeudcnCy. ~ lIr auH U..ll1r sH1 -
AS compared with saturdays c'os.ng. prices al
y TO 1874 percent higher. Oregon Navigation, how,
rycr. IL w percent higher. 99%. Houston 4 Tcxsi
advanced 70 4615 Louisville, New Albany 1
.h!csEoS y 81 Easay!lle Chatlanooga y st. Loui,
Dany!ie ~ TO Co.; The net earning Of tho .,bi
cage. Milwaukee & st Paul +. year was sgSsi Isl
applicable 10 dividends si.I07, SOL
Trasactlong to-day ISL, 700 hhures. as ,.-. ,,,y,
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pHILADELfHlA, January 2a-Flonr Quiet and
Steady on de%nslc brands low gradea v csk:
pennsylvnnia family SIS: PENNSYLVANIA rolicr
s.taisht 10; OHIO clear IS 60; Minnesota baSInr
S ~ ainassola pa'ent process 50 co. Ryo lour
uMu ~ e. 0oa6 %. Bnckwhcat flour, choIce lois
pure scarce al! wanted ut G.: z5a3 10: mixtures dUI
nt " CoaA25 Wheat. opened shsia weaker: cios.
, ,a urn iar expert 1erahd: car lots drmer; No
,ed January 81 o5Nal Gu; February 81 OiXal oSL.
March 034al oSH: April 81 l0.i l6h; Msy ii *
"A: Com, options dull: declined * and closed
s s,oa3y: expart demand unimporNnt, quiet and
Steady: reJeted mixed 6S.fE6ic; No. d mixed a1d
yellow 5tGS;c; tteanerwhIte and low mixed, S,c.
S Sii mtsed mysna,ty Sss5sc MMs p
J2Iaia; No. Will nc: No 2rixet i3,4fc," u rI ree
Tsons ssesdJ btef city fnlly l3sIiu do packets
1issseiSHG 20; Iac's lie; new nj IL po,k SI5 Ca
10 "; smoked hams i3al4c. L,ri steady: civ Tr
,iheu !ocac; steam 1850 .S5r.I lntief dull md
p,IgIy y ady; Creamery extra 35ta7e Grsts " i.c
hEauiord county and New York daily md iuhs Ia
:sc;we;crn chiice I7a24c: rolls l2a6c, E.cs sItrss
Yale ta lined CSC, Cheese, denard fair md mar.
Eet nfm; full cream lsal4c wcstc,n Iii to eo.d
u 70
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THR DAILY-M MARKETS.


NEW Yohk, JANUARY IS. Money easy at l11s,2 per.
cent. ltime mercantile paper ftm ct b1Sa8 per.
cont Sterling Exchange bankers bills 81 SS11S; dc.
mAhu NS ln la ..8 =EG.r4tri
dovEkahESrs-Firm.u ,,i ~ gfb Yy,ftp y
U, s. lO0l< H. q "a co,,pous l2asi
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Dry Good

NEW YoRK. January IS Dry goods opens with
more stea0incss which Is LARGELY confired e
brown and ,coiored co!tons. Agents advanced
Erices a. follows Oatis, Warren and Heavier
G: G. each Hc higher. Boston MN duck IL
higher, - - ~
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EOR RENT:
FOR SALE,

FOR 'SALt-CHEAP-THE STOCK
- sixtu,es and good III Of an established M
Centrally located III Pittsburgh. Cod res,on, ~
bursh, Pc. W. nv
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HE-RAILR0AD BOOM,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ovAos
Chart.rsd AttAs Secretary Of States once Y.s.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ~ asd lew nartlns,ll.
,T3 e b. &c coaatetsd-A Coco, LI.t Of CarpOr. Il
,sS "a, Ators- Lsnbsr +, C,mpsaisr, , Etc, NJ,

u p4I w IyT9 A14sl .tkpIE1 tfun Ni..1iIH e
40 charter was yesterday Issued 10 an or.
ganlzltlon known a, tho Wslzsl & Tyler
Railroad Company, which proposes 10 build
q narrow gauge railroad from point at o,
near New MarsinsvIlls,by the most practicable
ioutsto apolntat Of near The mouth Of Nc,
Elroy creek, In Tyler county. The principal
business office Of the corporation IS 10 BE- a,
Middlebonrne, In Tyler county, and the capi.
tai stock Ia fixed nj 800. 900 In ahares Of Soo
each. The corporations are "a follows y, w,
J.s FOREMAN, s Bhnres; David Hickman.
shares; Henry A. Rynsr, s st.are.; jesse T.
RymBr, ! shArei;' B., Swan, 1 sta.e.: William,
n. fowsll, 2 sha1es; @. Eugle, A sharst; W Ii.
liam II. HUH, 2 hhares; w. 4. B!alhers, 9
shares; @. X. ,Ko,zbup, 10 sbaris, ali OF Mid.
dlsbourne, and A, w Oxaard,, John II. N a.
Fam and John Htecker, 9 nhsYes each: lhyI
0blinger, re. Richardson, Michael Bro,t,
John o.. NOEL downey, Justus Eakin and
5amuel(A; Martin, one share each, allof New
Martinsvilie. 81 olA .W1Nr8fpf Y Wk1,l.
iRsuiuF HlSat'A LUMBER COMPANY! t.h{ssll !.
Secretary OF State stslnaker yesterday also
Issued certificate Of incorporation q the j.
Il. Rumbarger Lumber Co., consstIpe OF J,
L. Rumbarger, IT. Runibarger, r. RpRum.
barger, NJ. A. kumbargor, and ID. o. Van
!uskirk Of Gosport, Indiana, and w. r.,
Chss,, OF Sparta, OHIO. The, company pro.
poses to operate a, boom OF booms on the
Black Fork OF Cheat River, In Canaan. Val.
Icy, Tuckcr county, and 10 catch lumber
o. all kinds, and do u general lumber
business, In West Virginia, Maryland and
Indiana or any other State orterritury!u Tho
capital stock ia $50 000, and the principal
Office Is at Gosport, Ind. l5 6 fnEgf, [
HS'is y, LuARER AND COAL, ysfs@ WI
"A charter was also Issued 10 the Long 4
Savage Company, OF Charleston, which pru-
poses 10 do general producing and dealing
business In coal and lumber The sum 0f
$1,000 has been subscribed aud paid In, and
the privilege Is reserved Of increasing this TO
SO, 600. The incorporates are adam W,
Long Of Jackson, Ohio, and J. A. JetIerds, 2,
N. Savage. W. A. eavage and J. y. Savage,
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80 ttg, rELKaRArnIc REroar,.r. Is .s,,,45
GK1ssDoao, PA, January 2s.-Riyer closed;

49, - .akuHAE7I3V HkPUKTJ. y ~ .NF14l
GK1ssBoRo, PA, January 2S.-Riyer closed;
weather rainy. 4! G+E lisf d 4: l., $500:
Pl7sruRGH. January 2s.-Riyer' J. feet 5
inches and falling rainy ~ a. . 4, q
MoRoAErows, VIVA, January q River
closed; weather rainy; Thermometer 49,. ~
/. LOUISVILLE. KY, Janusry 2s-In the canal
8 feet; Oh the falls I feet . inches aud falling.
!. Lock No. 4, PA, January Is River s fset
and on stand weather cloudy; thermome.
Ter 3lo.sif IA N 5HHyn iss1HT :
on CRY, Pa, January '2S.-Riyer4o feet 4
inch hes and on stand; showing; .thermome.
Bnowssv1LLr, Pal January os.-R,yer 7
iees and falling; weather cloudy; ,hermome.
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GENERAL NOTICES,

WHEELING 4 HARRISBURG RAIL
NV WAY COMPANY.
NoGce Is hereby given TINT at the annual meet.
tnS OF lhe stockholders ol the Wheeling H,rr!s.
DuR Hallway loupAny. 10 he held nj the oGsce d
WIN FL eieIson, ut No. llGu Main street. III The CITY
o. Mhecli' q, III the state ui WtM Virginia. u tho
tlth aay Of March a. ID. 1854, a pr, o.lion will
~ mud ils capital heck with the Elm Grove d State
Line haitioau Company. erl
! BY ordsr Of the Executive Committee Of The
Eoatd o. Directors. 'TF'
y. J. GEoTEYEST. EcccuJ
Q. me wheeling Il uGn!ALuig Railroad COMPANY
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The cass recently decided against The 81.
lawrence by Judge Achlson, OF the U nited
states District Court. sitting Il. Pittsburgh,
will be appealed by Captain Billy List. All
river men, even HIS competitors, the gentle.
men Of the etockdale line, are reported I.
looking on the verdict as wonderful one,
Captain Samuel p. Holland, Of Clifton,
Mason county has been arrested \ upon a
capias from, the United States Court for
violating the stesmboat law, in plotting with.
ont license IN this district. "a s...Sll.J Il :,
Captain Jules sWehrman has returned 10
". Louis after q pleasant visit with friends
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~! baI!iYoRE, January .S-Flour steady; Howard
o.; family 81 9ca5 Wheat, western rmefH 70 ~ NJ
winter rcd SPOT and Jan,sry 81 07Izai DIX FAN az
T9sfy q o'Nsl 0;1 March 81 tSli; May 81 liz az
: !.st. : ..1rn: weslern dnll and nominal: mirrd
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Cotton

NEW foRK, January 2S-Cotton finn: iuturei
firm; January lO.11c: February l0.Tic: March
10 Vic; April ll.l0c: May ll.24c June u.36c. July
!i.iSc: August II 6c: September ll.2lc; October
ll.Ssc; November l0.6sc. 80 - VI
CINCINNATI. o.. January 2s.--Cotton steady a
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WA!,NTED-WE WANT MEN
Wv Women everywhr 10 iell e", ~. AND
No previons experience neCs SAY WI nAau,t.
ssn1ins. %kAkLkf & BuKShlT III VIM
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LIVERY HoUSEKEEpER SH0UI0
they wlll not be Without 1t ait.rwn1dY. '-'-'
;, Ihnrbes'E Monutan Maple Syrup IL the osl,
rale Maple Syrup told In this cily. foods bea,hs
thclt name can be returned II they don riye al.
!s.actiun. ~ - IL 80 s''e 'A'
k.ys Excelsior Flour. "Cloycr Leaf" r,and. /,
The hnest npd best sod In this ti.y, Try nnr AZ
hno You viii Older burrel. lelephouc IstelI.
Store. iy28 LA ~
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y I n y ~ i Ia III liz y -
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E'UR KENT. -
TO Lodges or accietles, the Entau,nc,, o..
In The odd Follows hall. Ii IA ihe in,.t ,lt Rots
room Tor societies In the city, being wei, Pssa;;
go0d ventilation, aud In mi clnJs t,,,r, IsheN
nlAhcd. Tor further Information cn9Viie az ~ l's
----,- " ELliSnaiY,
Mo II. A UIHNlu
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PARKER, Pa, January 2S.-Rlver / foot
8 inches and stationary; weather mild and
pleasant. + ,t- II Z .,,t,;i,sy n -, -.
RlcE's LANDING. Pa, January os.-R!yer {,
feet and stationary; weather rainy; thermo.
meter 10o % ! /, y, b "a
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WANTED,

.WANTED-BY A SINGLE NiS,
" years Of s4e. q position Ia inn. elaN y
honset eau act a. entry clerk, or /, Ie Wsols..
himSt generally useful. Atdes, slps Us 81,
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GTOCKS FOR SALE.

20 Spares Ere s Marine Insurance Co.
Shares E.un GlaS 70.
sharcs Belmont Nail Mil.
4 Shares lop Mill.
no, !. IRWIN, Agent,
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, 4 wMEELING ROUGH

Whom They nrc Anxious to See Mt ri.
e'-'s o.. ClairSvil.e Notes. NH
Mr.. D. Sheppard, OF Quaker City, is in
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WlowAM or WANErA TRIBE No. is. Ixpsovrn
o.. R. NJ. HUNTING GRoUSp, or MAp1fN's
FERRY, 0, 2srn Sun, COLD Moon, G.s,D.
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WANTED EDUCATED g ,I!5lj! I'd i:
JOHN BELL 4 CO.,
|.NAoaa 9StG5s BOOK pltW,,v,,
No. lail MAIN SrnrI1, WHEELING. " VI
EN1ERKD Bu8INKAs, lscS rsr,n,,,,A.
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-06-12
Congressional.

The declination of Hancock yester-
day was genuine surprise to many of
his friends here, and the most imme-
date effect has been found to be a
discussion of the claims, real or sup
posed, of several gentlemen who
would not be averse to filling the
place as his successor. Two prominent
gentlemen of Austin will probably be
urged by their friends-Terrell and
Breckenridge. Both genuine demo-
Gratis and both are men of ability, and
of great personal popularity and either
would be found to be equal to the task
of making the delicate democracy of
Mr.. Christopher Columbus Epson
submit to the closest kind of a scru-
tiny-one in fact in which there
could never be any very great num-
Der of votes for the San Antouio
patriot, who ratified about in Schiei-
cher's seat for brief term on one oc-
casion. AS between these two men
the STATESMAN could have but little
choice. In fact,
'We could be happy with either,
Were t'other dear charmer away
The band hasn't been called out yet
and no one knows exactly what sort
of q note will be sounded. What we
are anxious about Is that some Aus
tin man be chosen as Hancock's sue
cesscr, and for reasons which are
doubtless evident to all who will
think for a moment.
Log-rolllng and other party tactics
are now in order. We shall now see
what we shall see.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-06-12

ever forward in all enterprises having
for their object the upbilding of Aus
tin, the honor of the state and the relief
of her unfortunates. His labors in the
cause of the asylums located here have
been arduous and universally success
full. The liberal appropriation for
the university was due as much if not
more to Terrell than to any other man.
The appropriation of land to build
the new capital was another
Of his enterprises, and for which he
labored with assiduous earnestness
and complete success. The fact is,
to enumerate his services all and fully
would take more space than we have
to spare this morning, But suffice 1t
say that his great personal popularity
based upon the course and policy we
have briefly glanced at above, and
| the glorious battle he made in the spe-
clal session against the free grass
heresy, point to him as a
man the people would do well to
honor. In doing so they might always
rest secure that they were honoring a
true democrat, a true man and an
honest representative Of the people.
In all these great qualities he has
only the advantage of experience over
bis distinguished friend, Major Brack
enridge, THE STATESMAN will bt
abundantly satisfied with either to the
fore, but it would not be satisfied with
another experience of Mr.. Columbus
lC. Upson of San Antonio.