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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08
Rsvss.rder. 4. Trsssle.

The unfortunate holders Of COnfeder-
.te cotton bonds in England, take their
io,s and disappointment very much to
heart, and try to find comfort
by holding periodical Indignation
meetings at which hais q favorite
amusement TO pass solemn resolutions
On the subject OF their grief-the heavy
advances made by them on the hypothe-
Gallon of cotton. They are. deeply. im-
pressed with the belief that the United
State. should come TO their relief, but
our lioyernulent will have enough todo
II rvdeeming her aown bonds, without
t.ousliug herself about those OF the Con-
iederacy.
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RIVER NEWS.

A FAIR stage of water in the channel.
The st. James arrived Saturday even
ing, and leaves for Cincinnati at 10
O'clock this morning. She had pretty
fair trip up, so far as passengers are
concerned, having registered pver three
hundred. Hereafter her time for leav-
ing will be at 5 p. m, Mondays. 80
Shippers complain greatly ofthe dull
ness in freights at Pittsburg, having to
lie over a long time before they can get
enough freight to justify them in max
ing trip. '',a , ,-,5.. - y. h.. ."'A
The steamer Alice Dean made the
round TIP from Cincinnati to New Or
leans and back, including all deten-
tions, in fourteen days and eighteen
hours.
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out great modification. Here, for in,
stance, tho student, released from Col
lego halls after . ssrsitnds Tin his eyes)
of four years, plunges into practical
life; there, ON the contrary, the student
generally marries while at the Uniyer-
sity, and before he has completed his
course is the father of several children.
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AFFLICTED !! :, %,
SUFFER NO MORE s!


yxyHEY BY THE rsE or DE- yOIx
w vILLEs ELIXIR VOC eas " erssd ~.
napeptly. sBd a. triaing cssa, ). - la1.g..
The astopishlpz sscce-s shLeh hss sttse1st
this ipsaIuxbis n,sdieiss fsS Physnst aod Nessa
you. We.kus.. t,eper1j Debility nd fDstsap
tiou. Los Of Vascular Enesgy, Iapses4ey, -
sry of ,ise oosssqs~pces a Jsaftfsi nAlsessli
tisB, rrpdcrs q The most yainsbds psvgssstsnl
H VII remove al ssrysns aEsctissa, ,A9sS
don. eIeitsment, inesparity 10 stuAy - ksa.
destruction. fears of insanity, k1, u v0 -
store the sposti;e, renew the health % thon vhs
hare tsxtrgsd IL by sensual szesss o. svspess-
tloe.- - : -,
Ysupr men. be lsnnbursrd no more " SQss<t
without dsily }cg he EiiIir ana lss e sscs ~
stored 10 health and hsppisss@ A yerSsee ssss
y guaranteed In every isstsnss- Pries y, o.
fedr bottles % one sddres. u.
Ono bptIie 10 sufbeient - sasss cure I. -
4Io iJR JoryvTLLEs sPEcfYfC rTIfAy
for the spseiy and ysrnszBeat sess q oner
h~a GIaet Crethraf Disshzrres, CrsysI. Nn<S
ure and 81 s1sctioss ~ ths Kidn<ys 80 -
der Cures effected IN frsn cps 70 evs -.
They arr prepared frvsu vek,tsbk sxffnr&S -
are Harmless On the systrm. aDd ntTW reesssss
the stomach % impreruses -
change sf.diet 10 neeessesy wh1k ue.4
nor dses their setios In any n.ssssS !. -
EitSer "a tbt sSsss nentssss .stisiss IN -.
.~.f 10 sny n ars :. eiss<Iy ssalsa - -.
paid. by mall o. szbses., - ssss1< Sp@ 49,
drss. s9es;tr s9 s.ssEs sMarrIs M GO, sfssiss sais
So. rs Elru sass<t 1py. - rsst
marZtiyecaAN 80 - ri.,
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Cooking Stove Emporium,
Io5 MAIN STREET.

DERsoNs wTsnIyG An a 80;
il Cooking Stove, WIN please cal st 10 1sin
Street. vherp they ean sslect any Stowe nsAe ~
the city ~ low A the lowest and ~ good :. n
best Among oar stock may b found fbe hSns
tor, Standard. Plufc. In1ianoiA. crcs.<sf. se.s
for either vood or coal We hsye .[ys -
well seleeted stock ef Co2pe1 In A1'
ir.n ~ m5s "hs's' GO. ". yoHssox.
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'Jes' so!e-"E1actly r-Solon Shingls said
they were there every time" If he felt "owiey'
in the morning, he took Plantation BitLsrsI
he felt weary at night he took Plantation Bitters
tally oppressed he took Plantation Bitters; and
they never failed to set him on his pins square
and firm. 81 = - q --a.
Few persons want any better authority; but
as some may, just read the following; q,
u. I owe much to you, for
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
nay Rfe. REV. ". III. WAGNER. ~. :
80 d, =. r, Madrid, y. Y
- So = a' - ] have, been a great sui
fsssd from Dyspepsia and had ,t to p,aD,s.On abandon
Bitters have cured me.
-,.- New York City"
,i.,s- -I.1.. / had lost all appe.
tite-was 50 weak and enervated could hardly
walk and had perfect dread of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me all right.
I|-.r JAMES HEMINWAY,
st. Louis, No,
,.IC. = The Plantation Bitters
have cured me Of a arrangement of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs that distressed me for years.
They acted Ike charm. e. c: MOORE
254 Broadway, New York
Mrs. O. NJ. DEyOE, manager Of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says sho
has given it to the weak and invalid children
under her charge, with Che most happy and
gratifying results" We have received over o
hundred reams Of such certificates, but no ad.
yertisement Ii so effective what people them.
selves say of o good article. Our fortune and
our reputation Is at stake. The original quality
and high character Of these goods will be sus.
tanned under every and all circumstances. They
have already obtained sale in every town, vii
lage parish and hamlet among civilized nations
Base imitators try TO come as near our name ANA
style as they can, and because good article can.
not be sold as low as poor one, they ind some
support from parties who do not care what they
sell. Be on your guard. See our private stamp
over the cork L. II. DRAKE g. CO,
New York City.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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r., y,v York Herald declares. that

Tpg Sew York Herald declares that
the Republicans, Mt the Connecticut
Lection. sunk under the weight of
uooly horses, Fejee mermaids, old JOYCE
Yr,n, learned seals, fat women, living
.tsletons, dwarfs, six-legged sheep,
ionble- headed calves, and other mon-
.,r.si,ies,' and that the moral of the
LECTION is that nominations unfit to be
made will insure defeat. 80 r.
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p-,rn.tr-~<,s fnirnitabis Hair Coloring n not .
A. All fnxtantansous dyes arc e0mposea Of
S,rr eas.ci< asd more OF les. destroy tbs vital
- nd beaptv Of the hzir. This 10 the original
Arr Colsring. and has been growing 10 favor
over twenty yezi<. IL restores gray hair 20 its
original color BY grsdnes asssrption. IN most
rraaarkabie manner. II Il also > beaztifnl lair
dressfne Sold IN two sizes-5o cents and Sf-by
aIldsalsrsl = c. HEINSTREET, Cbsnzisf
sarsfsga spriag water, sold BY All
DruzEissk febi sew
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for Indigestion. Nausea, Heartbarn, Sick Head
ache. Cholera Morbus, FlatuIepey, &c. where .
warning stimulant h required It's careful pre-
paration and entire purity makes Il . ebesP and
reliable article for culinary purposes sHld sy-
erywhers At 50 cents per bottle Ask fog IL
oSsr Pure Extract Take no Other.
ssssssga sprisg Water, soid By al
Druggists.
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-CRISPERCUMA.a

: ii
oh she<ras beautiful aud fair,
-E With stsrfy eyes, andraidiant hair, yt
Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined, n,
Enchsined the tery heart and mind.
CRlsPER COMA. sliAo'H
for Csriiss the Hair ef either Scr tsto
Very aud Glossy RiRslsts or riss
s..,t. Raary hassire Csris.. sseO
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES AND
ID Gentlemen can bcautify themselves thou.
sand fold. II u th. only article IN ths wutid
that win curl straight hair and at the Same time
Crisper Coma not oaly curls the hair, bus inyig.
crates, beautines and eloanses u; is highly and
delightfully."- pcrfumcd. and is the most compasss
article Of tee Kind eyet oilered to the American
public. The Crispcr Coma viii bs seus % -
address sealed aud postpaid tprti. "A 80
Address all ctyiefs 20 f's''la AsVot
.+. W. l. CLARK 4 CO, Chemists, .
Nos West Fayettc ST., SYRACUSE, n. Y,
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1t il most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scruff and dandruf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray ami falling oil.
1t restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This Is just what Lyons katharion viii do.
1t Ia pretty-it IL eheap-durable. II is literally
sold by the car load, and yet its almost incredi
BILE demand IL daily increasing, until there is
hardly q country store that does not keep It, or
a family that does not use IL.
z. TH0MASLY0N, Chemist, ". Y.
saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
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Whiskers and Mustaches I!

JcoRcgD TO GROW UPoN THE SMOOTH
IL ert face In from three tsfrr wccts by usihk
Dr. SEvIGNE'S RESTAUkATEUR CkPPIL,
LAIRE, the most wonderful discovery ia moderp
science. acting upon tho beard and Hair IN On
almoHt miraculous manner. II has beSn uscd b.
the elite ~ Paris and London with tho most
hattering srceSN Names -fail Purshsscu viii
be registered and " entire satisfaction II not
given In every instance, tho piopsy ~il h cheer,
fully refunded. Price by mail srsled and post
paid o.. Descriptive cirruinfs and festimonisls
inaii,d free. Address bRRGEK. SHUTS q
CO. Chemists No. gsS River Street, Troy, ".
Y, SOLE agents for the United Stairs.
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Who would not be beautiful, Who would
adj TO their beauty What gives that marbl.
purity and distingie appearance we observe up
on the stage, and in the city belle IL Is no long
er a secret. They use Hagans Magnolia Balm.
Its continued use removes tan, sreckles, pimples
and roughness from the face and hands, aus.
leaves the complexion smooth, transparent,
blooming aud ravishing. Unlike many cosmet.
les Il contains no material injurious To the skin.
ANY Druggist will order IL for yOu. II not on
hand, at ~ cents per bottle.
HAGAN, Troy, y. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES, & Co,
.. Wholesale Agents. y. Y
Druggists.
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rFrom the Charlestown Free Press.l

From the Charlestown Free Press.
. WELL DoNE.-Among the contribu-
tors to the Southern Relief Fund We
may mention the fact that colored
man., solomon Thompson, who was
formerly q servant of the late B. &C.
Washington, but now a tenant of Mr..
B. w. Herbert, subscribed 25 bushels of
corn; and Bob Thornton, also colored,
in the employ of Mr.. E. b. Haines, is a
contributor to the amount of five bush
n. ID.
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From the Kanawha Republican,

SAD AcCIDHNT.-On Friday morning
last young man by the name of Henry
Spriggle, an employee of the Camp
bells Creek Coal Company, was in
stantly killed at the incline of that
Company, near Maiden. 1t occurred in
this way: Young Spriggle was one of a
party engaged in loading coal into the
boats and was at the bottom Of the in
cline attending to his duties there;
while the men at the top of the bank
were letting down a loaded car, the
rope broke, TINS relieving the car from
all restraint, which rushed down the in
cline at lightning speed. Spriggle saw
the car coming, and realizing the danger
of his situation, stepped aside. Had
the car kept the track he would have
been safe, but when nearly down it
jumped off, striking an empty car which
was standing on the platform, threw it
around. catching him between the cars
and an Upright post. He was taken out
rs soon as the cars eould be removed,
but life was' extinct. Mr.. Osborn, the
overseer, and colored boy were on the
incline at the same time, but saved
themselves by jumping-Mr. Osborn in
to the river and the cOlored' boy into
fatboat.
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NoI5s..'' :
MIscELLANFoUs.
s AsTROLOGY. IS s. - Is
The World Astonishea
AI1hk kNpNpEkFNIk AAnE bf
THE GREAT ,ASTR0LOGIST. eos
MADAME n. a. PE RRIGO.

uADAME II. ~ fk y BH90. f4l
CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL
- ever knew. she restoses to happinss thsss
Mho, from dolefnl eyenta catastrophea. crosses
IN love, loss sf rplatious aud friends, lose q
noneN Se;, nave become Adcspcnsient. She
enhgs together taose long separated, givcs In
10y nation concerning absent friends or loyerA
restores lost or stolen Property, telIs YOU The
business you are beat aall Se.f 10 mn ~ = ~ An
what you VIII be most successful causes speedy
marriages, and tells yea ,hr yory aax vsn vi
marry, gives You the name, likeness aud charac.
teristics of the person. She reads yvur very
thonghtS and by her almost saperu.suria
powers unveils the dark and hidden ayRsrtcs
Of the fut,ire. Ercm the stars We 80 in the
malctie starr that overcome or
predominate in the conigpration-fram the a.
poets and positions OF the planets and the fixed
stars In the heavens st the tifno Of birth sAS de-
duoos tho future destiny Of man. Hall net %
consult the greatest .Astrologist on earth II
costs You bat a trifie. and yoa may never again
have so favorable an opportunity. Consultation
fee, with likeness ard all desird infnrm&fiop, ~
Parties living az 4 distance can consuh the
Madame by mail with equal safety and sntisfac.
uon 10 themselves a. II Ia person. 4 full and
explicit chart vrittcn ont wtfh allinqh hlries an
swcred and ifkcncss encioscd ssnt W man on re-
oeipt OF price above mentioned The strictest
secrc~y viii be E'Aintsined, and ~ yoSR<Dp4<
ence returned or destroyed. References II fhe
highes, order Furnished those desifis1 them.
Write plainly the day of the month and the year
in which you were born, enclosing small letk
Of hair. sat sJsasl F.rsL ~ shI
Address, Mlp,NI IL. A. rERRIGO,
'Hi' ef P.O. DRswrR ~, BpfAto. n IT,
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aqua DE nAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight. Superior TO any Cologne,
used to hattie face and person, TO render the
skin soft and fresh, to allay inflammation, TO per
fume clothing for headache, &c. IL is manuiae-
tured from the rich Southern Magnolia, and Is
obtaining u patronage quite unprecedented. 1t
Is favorite with actresses aad opera singers
II Is sold by all dealers at Si0 in large battles
and by DEnAs BARNEs & Co., New York, Whole
sale Agents. ........ .-- .---..- ..
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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HAsERMEEL,s PATENT q
ELLIPTIC CRATE. e e.

usuAT WILL GIVE 51ong UkA4s
u kzs . h<ft<r drzii. = easser elmep4 0l4J
n.ts. =. -. aS 20, is.s ssy s;sss ;sssssbsT Z 81
x..ss :ss,s. s:''-' Wild TadtG xn cGEszzso q
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Regular Pittsburg and Mata-
mOras Packet.
The new and light draught fast running side
y.rrrur 3 wheel Steamer Ia 1;HrIi
AR...,......,. Capt. FRED K1SfrI.E.
-'e SAM. GLovER, Clerk.
Will leave Matamoras every
Y Tuesday and Friday. ut O'Clock
xa3Ef4s q. m.,s arriving at Wheeling on
esS5e1to<nd1th evening Of the same day.
Eeturning, will leave Pittsburgh every Moni
day and Thursday, at II o'clock q, m.
For freight or passage, apply on boar'i, or 10
.Il'- = OLE. ahO 4. II. MONG, Agent.
No. "a Monroe street, Wheeling W. Va.
fnarl2 ,---.r. -r' ,I,, lhi ,.rn.i I
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From the Mason County Herald
WHEAT CRoP.-We are informed by
reliable gentlemen that the signs of an
abundant crop in this and adjoining
counties arc most flattering. Although
we have had an unusual amount of rain
during the past month, and in many
cases the wheat in the bottom lands has
been overfowed, yet it does not appear
to be injured in the least.
The Shepherdstown Register, one Of
our most readable and lively exchanges,
comes to MS this week brimful of inter
esting items. We make the following
extracts:
RE-ARRrsrED.-We understand that
John Appel, who was tried and sentene-
cd to the penitentiary for two years and
ono month, at tho April term in 1856, Of
our Circuit Court, upon the indictment
Of grand larceny, was arrested at Berry.
vile, Clarke county, . few days ago
and there lodged In jsii to await tho &C.
ton of Governor Boreman. It will be
remembered that APPEAL, with several
others, made his escape from the Mar.
tinsburg z Jail, few days after his sen.
tence. The indictment against him waa
for hiring horse and buggy Of John
Miller, Of this place, for tho purpose ol
going to Pennsylvania, which he sold
and pocketed the money, and was sub
sequently caught and arrested in this
county. He states that he was on his
way to this place for the purpose OF
compromising the affair with Mr.. Miller
when apprebended and lodged in the
Berryylle Jail. A reward was offered
for hid apprehension by Sheriff Ptzer,
of Berkeley. laz .7d,i s'iT
ANEW BLASTING AGEST.-We learn
that Col. s. r. johnson, Of this place,
Engineer on the Washington county,
Nd, railroad, now being constructed
is using NItro-glycerine with great sue
cess in blasting rock. 1t breaks the
rocks into fragments, and has more
power, and can Be used with less trouble,
than powder. It il however . very
dangerous compound and must be used
with extreme caution. siss 1s'
CoRroRAIIoN ELEcTIoN.-At an elec-
tion in this place on Monday last for
Corporation officers, thAt Atfonowing were
chosen: q zU. -I8 g0 a1Efs asL
Mayor, Jossph A. Chspline; Recorder,
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The Peoples Bank,

The Peoples Bank,
nPPICR NO. 90 MAIN sTREET,
" WHEELING, w. VA. Money received -
deposit. Interest paid On Special Deposit
Notes and bills discounted. Exehangs bought
and sold. Collections at homo Or from abroad
promptly attended %.
DIRECTORs.
John Red Christian Hess
John Handian. John toekjer.
Saml J. Boyd, Richard Carter.
&,- JOHN Rid. Pre-'t
JOSIAH F. UPDEGRAFF. Cashier.
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SuppES. DEATH.-On Tuesday even
ing isst, about, half past seven O'Clock,
Mrs. lRmset whilst going from one
daughters house to another, was sud
denly attacked with kind Of paraly-
sis.o She fell ON the street, and being
observed by several gentlemen, was
carried to'Mr. Fl. c. Robinson's drug
store, where, after few minutes, not
withstanding the efforts of Drs. Nc
Sherry, Quigly and McGruder, to pre-
serve life, ehe expired. II s.l.t i F..
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Farcinciunati.
For Cincinnati

ha,'-g For Cincinnati. ~
Leaves TUESDAY, April 9th, at o'clock p.
II, the fine passenger Steamer -
Capt. CHAs. [MUHLEMAS.
Clerk Chris. YoUS9
- For freight Or passage apply 'op
jsV1E aboard, or TO
BOOTH, BAITELLE & Co,
aprs-2t Agents.
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DEPAIRING AND TUNING OF PIANOS,
IL Organs, Melodeons. Accordeons, Flutiuas
and all Musical Instruments promptly and care
fully attended 10, at WILLIAM IL. sHElBS
Music Store '.. .'
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MASON & HAMLINS
CABINET ORGANS

The subscriber desires every one 70 send for
circular, which will be sent free 10 any address
WILLIAM II. SHEIB,
....r III 80 Main Street a.
Sole cent
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THR RRSP Y Ard WIDE
j bIesched muslin in Tie city. equal % Sempsr
TdemgG spFa y, .. RHODES T. co.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-22
State Items. m

Ia The eSkowhegan Clarion says, MIR. Joshua
Walton of Mercer, dropped dead in the field
on Monday morning last. He was in his usual
health. His age was about 76.sdt aseli .ieo44
NJ The Lewiston journal says widow lady
named Wallace, about fifty years of age, while
walking on Lincoln street, Thursday after.
noon, fell dead. She had recently come from
Bangor. '' 1''.. q" t'' '''s'oss BIZ
I The Bangor Wing says the fire in the
workshop Of Geo. W. Morrill, was caused by
the burning Of rags in stove. After using
rags to oil furniture, they were thrown into
the stove as place of safety. or ba57.s be ,.I
% The ceremony of laying the cornerstone of
the Memorial Hall at Waterville, will take
place Commencement Day. Ex-Gov. iCoburn
will adjust the stone, and place the box in the
cavity. Rev. DR.. Babcock, former President
OF the College and Gen. Plaisted of Ban
gor VIII be among the speakers ON the occa-
sion. 'i''' 90 -'-Ni'5i i'iA-. i'altii i .-93
The Belfast Age says: ave learn the por-
gies have struck into the bay in immense num-
bers, and were never known to be SO plenty.
There is rich harvest ahead for those who
make a business of taking these fish for oil and
bait. fs,-,s,,... ~
il The Waterville Mail says Mr.. Albert Ly-
ford was so severely kicked by horse that it
was necessary to amputate the leg near, the
middle of the thigh. Mr.. Lyford had within a
few years suffered twice amputation Of the
same leg-once near the ankle and again Just
below the knee He wore cork leg at the
time of this accident. rs .md-5sIoh ii. 10
b The Bath Times says: A cargo of Pictou
coal has arrived, consisting of steam coal. gas
coal and oil coal. 1t is sent as sample from
a company engaged in mining coal, and will
soon be able to put variety of valuable Goals
in the market. b.re astezss s,.s,.6s.- y .-
Mr.. Johnathan Folsom has been appoint
ed Post Master at North Cornyille, vice Alme-
da Jewell, resigned. -. '.'@
The Waterville Mail says: "On Monday
night last the clip Of wool amounting to 80
feeces was taken from Josiah Morrill's store
house and carried to parts unknown. The en-
tire washing of the family was also taken at
the same time. No clue to the robbers has
discovered "AuIa,11 f-3ll9s. ... ...ls
The Belfast Age says parties in Boston,
through John A. Poor, ESQ, have made pro-
pOsals to build the railroad from Belfast to
Newport there to connect with the Central,
for the sum of one million of dollars the dis
tance being 80 miles. That is $3O,3O3 1-3 per
mile. This offer includes clearing, grubbing,
grading, masonry, bridging, superstructure,
with 7 rail, 56 lbs. to the yard, sid
ings, fencing and grading for station houses,
but is not to include right of way, stations, or
rolling stock. The citizens have raised by
subscription $4,000, but they must increase it
to $4,000, which, with the city subscription,
will amount to $5OO,0OO. Success to the enter
prise.