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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-09
FoR SALGB.u
Desirable Residence for Sale

DURSUANTTO DECREE OF THE CIR
il cult Court Of Ohio county, entered DC
tobef 18th, leo6, i VIII sell at public auction,
At the Court House of said county, on SatuI-
day, November 2Est, 1855 at 10 O'Clock n. m,
the residence lately occupied by Alfred
Caldwell, Etq., deceased, corner of Byron
and Quincy streets, East Wheeling. THIS
house contains II finished rooms, With wash
house additional fitted with IarRe station
airy tubs. hot and cold hydrants emptying
into each tub. There Is gas throughout the
entire house, hot and cold water both mp and
down Stair, new bath tub, cooking range
In Kitchen, great convenience, good
drRuRhts to ALI the chlmneyS, ceilings high,
large hallway, cellar consisting OF three
large rooms, making 20 rooms In nj, !; IS per-
feetIy dry and very comm odious; large sta
BILE containing carriage house, hay loft, large
feed bin, separate COW stable. The property
contains one full lot and one-han Will
large and beautiful shade trees, IN a loca-
The building was thoroughly repatrds
painted and papeHed at heavy expense
about one year ago.
Terms OF sale:-Ons-thind OF the purehase
money, or such further sum as the purchR-
ser may elect TO pay, in hand, the residue In
two equal instruments payable, respectively,
In nine and eighteen months from the day
OF sale with interest from that day, the
puFehaser giving bonds with good security
for the deferred lnstalments. Possession
&c GEO. B. ctixIDtwELI, Commissioner,
Law ONCE, Fourth street, next door TO the
sale Adjourned until Dec. Q, at 10 a. m. i
am authorized 10 otier the property Mt pri-
Vate sale. Terms ut private sale made
known on application ~ ldec7
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Iris expected the Presidents nessage
will be deIlyerea'Io Congress to day at
one o'clock. Mr.. Johnson's confidence
having been abused last year by The
neRspspers. he revenges himself by
sending In his message this year in
writing. twill be telegraphed 10 the
country and we shall lay it before our
readers al the earliest moment Prscti-
cable.
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OdllIdls ONGf Ln1l4l1UNl BD41llAflo.
q 1SOHARTRRED BY THE sTATEa.tsi s
DARIUS R. MANeAat, President. t9E1F;s5
slszeo. I'd HSi7 JKMis MxRRII1, Secretary
receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
GENT INTEREST on All Daily Baianees.
siilyeet % cheek AZ SEehl., SPECIAL DEPOs-
RS Tor Six Months or more, may Do made
at I'VE per cent, The Capital Of ONE MIL
4 divided among oger 500
shareholders, comprising many. gentlemen
OF large wealth and nnaucial experience
who rars al o personals liable 70 deposition
for an obligations oil Che Company TO double
the amount of their capital stock. DAs. tht
NATIONAL TRUST Co. resolves depositi
N lar &c or small smc nnts, and permit then
to be draWnas whole or In part by CHEGR
AT SIGHT and wITHoUTNoTICE allow
ing Interest en- ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep &C
counts In this Institution with SPECIAL ad
vAntaEes ofseeuEity conNetIe ace ana ptoni
rpBtTGFe AIS u I-as ftcU JelS-6md&W
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FoRGEY-on Monday morning, December
9TH, lseS, at OK O'Clock. CEARLEs MEIpY,
aged % months and 2dayS. % g ,.Jl 7Esl
: Funeral VIM take place from the residence
of his parents on Chapline street. pelow
First, on Wednesday morning, Dec. sth at 10
o'clock. Friends OF the Apilyl are respect
fully invited % attend. -. = decS.2t
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lCKIsrApoKo,s Lac DYE.
, Art we owe a thousand graces; Z
approving Nature no disgrace fs5 i

To Art we owe thousand graces; asH.'
Improving Nature no Disgrace Is
SO, as gray hair don't please the eye, 7aos
use CRIsrADORo'S MATOHL KISS DYE
I. : CrIsIadoro's Hair PreservntIve
Striking. astounding, are the Effects pro-
dueed by Crtstadoro's Hair Preservat te and
Beautiner. he the hair ever so why, coane
and unmanageabIe,b by bruAh and comb, tn
one week this article VIII render It flexible,
lustrous, and inclined To curl.
Sold by Druggists, ind applied by all Hair
DfesseYs. Mandatory No IS Maiden Lane,
sPrIncipaI Depot No. 8 Aston House.
.2nosls.Ifhd&w lapiar sip
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sPBRLINq sILVER WARE.
/ ,.yr !, ~ 800

PM: ELECrRo.PLATED WARE.
THE aoRHAad MANUFAoTURINaCo CO.,
OF PRoYIDENCE,R r. L, having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware in tho
world, with the most improved machinery
and employing the most skilled labor, ain
enabled TO offer an unequalled variety OF
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ser
yIees, Tea Services, and every articies special
lY adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well. known and un-
rivalled Nickel Silver Eiectro-Plated Ware,
In which they have introduced new pat
terms OF rare elegance. The Sold Silver Is
guaranteed 10 be Of sterling purity by %. g.
Mint assay. The Electro.Plats Is guaran-
teed,to be superior TO the finest Shenield
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be Obtained from re.
sponsible dealers everywhere.
l's sl rs S''t @atJS, ~ E i &
s'f. = ~ Pr0 F Fisis
b OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.,
"a. ~ saleSroom No. sMaiden Lane, N. Y.
nov3.d&w41Sm
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gpetiaEM9iasks.
Functional Dsrangsmsnts,

not unlreqaentIy persons who 40 not
know anything about the nature. paFposs5
or operation OF medicine, deliberately
press opinions at onee unfaYorable to 2 COM
bInation of remedies put up under one
name. These tudtviduaIsare sheptieal as to
whether suesh a compound really possesses
virtues for prsyentlrga re.
moving any or all of variety ofdiseases!
But, feh.ct Armament. Disease takesitErise
in the organs orour bodies. and only diners
In the amount of morbIhe matter in the
blood and secretions, and in the functional
derangements otthe stomach. liver, kidneys
and inteStlnes. NOW, si47s
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Mr.. Ferguson tiuterrupung1s asked
leave to explain.
Mr.. Steere said that the gentleman
had already occupied nearly TWO hours
of the time of the House and decil1ed
| 10 yield the floor. The Baltimore d Ohio
Railroad Company simply desired the
chan proposed here, in order TO COM
mence a new suit as soon Rstha courts
decide that now pending and thus
Ievade The payment OF taxes for am In
definite period. AS to its development
of the resouIceB!o of the State, he failed
to observe any evidence of 1t. In Its
mhgninImiiy ~ 1t only charged the
Wheeling merchant and manufactured
the same freight on fourth class ship
inents from Eastern cities as the Gin
cinnati shipper paid on the same class
from the same points, and over thesam |
route, although the distance was more |
than 200 miles greater to the latter ethyl /
This was practice that was well nm |
not al the lawyersnt that |
the gentleman took occasion So FREE
quenIly to refer to. t-l- - 60
He (Steere) was opposed to the amend
ment, and ia favorof retaining intact
the law now in operation, which WAS
enacted in 1863, by a legislature com
posed largely Of members who had
served In forming the constitution of
West Virginia, and, who, doubtless,
Understood the meaning aud intent of
that constitution. 49, 81
After some further remarks, in which
he referred 10 the Baltimore 81 Ohio
and Chesapeake d Ohio Railroads as
the stetientSg Of the gentleman from
Cabell,h MIR. Sleere closed, and the
House adjourned. 55a r.. AZ
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s,C Ivn. marriages now take plaee In
SpA before the revolution they were
Lssle6at aud against the tene4s OF The
S.s 4sS' '.s,.yss ,-,s--s,s
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How necline Is Produee.l.


Pure blood makes rs well. bad blood
makes us sick. Vapors from poorly dlgested
food tnithe blood are condensed upon the
various organs, and serve to mako them
grow or repair their1Waste.1 Organs made
with n greater or lesser proportion of such
materials cannot be sound. 1fthe bad con-
dftion OF blood cor Hnues but for q few days
orweel,s the body will be ont OF tpfts; and II
It continues, tho whole OF the body will In
time be renewed with Imperfect blood, and
the health bad; Il Is in decline-pop
called a consumption. Z ~ - s-.sit-s,i ar
Now Brandiethi4 Pills penetrate the whole
mas Of blood, causing the expulsion. Of inn
pnritIes, the b3dy feels relieved from n single
dose-What them may be expected nom
twentys BY continuing ihelr. use the whole
OF the blood In time becomes purified; and
the body reconstructed nom good material,
the decline stopps d, and q new lease or life
secured. Principal once, Brandreth House,
New York. Sold by an Druggists. ID r. an
noyls-1mdAB 90 assfl ). ia ,.as7s .a4l
ssChiIdren.s Lives saved for 80 eeuts.P
Thousands OF Children die annually Bor
Group. Now, Mothers, II you would spend
so cents. and always have bottle of d..
Tobias Venetian LiuIment in the house,
you never need fear losing your little one
when attacked With this complaint. IL is
now n years sines have put up my Ltni-
nent, and never heard OF q child dying Of
Group when my LlnIment was used; but
hundreds OF cures have been reported 70 me,
and many state II It were $40 per bottle they
would not be withoutit Besides which, it
Is n esrtain cure for Gut, Burns Headache.
ToothRehe, Gore Throat, sweIlings, f1fumps,
Collie. Dlarrhea, Dysentery, sphsnls. Old
Sores, and Pains in 'ths Limbs, Back, and
Chest NO onas once rtfie5 1t who Is ever
withoutit. Is warranted pSrfectly safe to-
take internRlly.t FaIl direcsionsWith every
botllez sofa dby the Druggists and Store
keepers In the United States. ,Depo 10 Park
Place. N Hsst .rt4- es1g2l novlslmd&w
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lIISHLER'S HERB BITFBRS

puiin Is tho blood and secretlons, and cor
recta the action OF All the functions. removes
the eaass and thus expals the disease itself.
Can anything be mora simple and ehnca-
cIouS? Medical men freely accord it the dis-
tincton OF a standard remedy.
Sold By ali drunglsts md storekeepers,
NJ DR. s. b. HAHTALAN Il co.. Is
Sole PropEIetors, Lancaster Pa,
And No. 20. Market street, pittsburgh, Pa.
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\ On the Lss6nklUllA OF hALlIohahtAn
Vthe House ofneiegates Mon.
day, DeeenBerz, isOe.
Mr.. Stesre, said that although the
gentleman nom Cabell troWned Upon
all who, out of sense of public duty,
or otherwise, deigned to confront and
oppose his peculiar measures, yet he,
(Steere) q junior member of the House,
with due Difference TO the older and
more experienced, proposed to speak to
the question at issue, however objec-
tionable Il might appear to that re-
markRbly sagacious gentleman. The
propositions embraced in the pend
ing amendment, was manifestly look
ing to the exemption from taxation Of
one species of capital and imposing adj
dttional burdens upon the labOring
CLASSES, which he would always OPP
pose in any form. The gentleman from
Oabell had endeRveredIto draw a COM
parison between the constitutions OF
Virginia and West Virginia, and in
connection Herewith, to show that as
the constitution OF Virginia. which was
so framed as to partially. exempt slRye
property, so this legislature under the
constitution Of West Virginia, coulP
favor railroad corporations. In tbs,
however, he was guilty of usiugIthe
most transparent sophtstryi apd ;had
utterly failed. Common sensIand an
d
ton, wonld convince anY,reasonable
person that no such construction could
be given. The gentlepIan had rallied
against the neWsPaPers OF the STATE Tor
demanding equal end uniform taxa
ton on every syecies OF property
He would infoEn him that the news
papers were read and sustained
by the people and depended upon
the DeopieLfor their existence, and it
was not probable that they Wonld pros-
per If Jheir doctrines and e7actions
were pot faithful 10 the public interests
Moreover, it i'll became the gentleman
to sssail and impugn The motives that
induced The press OF this. State to ask
for The equal and uniform taxation of
railroads Gls OF ALI other subjects Of tax
elton. The tenor OF the gentlemanis
remarks savored of disposition 70
abridge the liberty OF The press. He
had, 100. placed himself In singular
position before this House, by asserting
that he would not favor the proposed
plan oftaxatiou1fh he wasnotIntereste
and that he wished 1t to be understood |
thai In taxing this road they taxed his |
"a
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Remarks of Mr.. .steere, of peasants,
! on the TAXATION OF Railroads, IN
the House esSneiegates Mon.
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AGENTS WANTED gsg :! Se saSS
"a al a New Book pertaining TO Agriculture
and the MechaIiic Arts by GEO. Z. MARIEG,
Feo tiie CiIstinEuiBhe Author and Agricul-
tuFai Engineer OF the N. Y. Central ParkI
So. Nothing like It ever publlshedi 20 Ens
.RrayinEs. Sells at sight TO Farmers, Me-
Shanios and worklnsmen OF All classes
e ~ t0t s'. A. L. TALCoTT & CO.!
.uin5a S. Market street, PittsburghI Pa.
detR.2Hrd 49, L-- 81 y -
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HINTS Tor women by FLORENCE Night.
sa=gla inEnle. ~ FL .iat
+ The following letter Will prove ofin-
terest to our lady readers; l.-,-,.-sA--,-
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For Rent.
TSRoM THE FIRST OF APRIL. THAT
II degirabIe store room in ODD Fellows'
Hail lJuilding, MONROE street, now occupied
nv John W. Mitchell. The cellar Is fur
nished with a bake oven. Apply to y
7',Tr1T Y dfs Fla. BREHTLIN9ERo or
dec9.tf W, p. McKELVEY. tel
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LING INTELLIGKNCER.

n Il r. M 8.
vAR1AB1Y IN ADVANCE.
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inLsHEp EvERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY,
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Special Correspondence Of the Crescent
Nru ynRr March % 10


NEW YORK. March 2s. 1868.
The Erie railroad war WAKES warm, but the
Drew folks got crack yesterday by the defeat
of the bill providing for the issue of ten millions
of new stock, in the legislature Of this State. A
new bill is to be introduced in the Senate, how
ever and may go through, but If il should not the
legislature Of New Jersey will be given an oppor-
tunity to receive bids for votes in the case Of
Drew vs.. Vanderbilt-two as hard nuts to crack
there are in this country Possession being nine
points Of the law, II is decidedly harder work to
oust party than il is to fiji vacancy. This fact
gives Drew Co. the advantage, and to help the
matter for themselves very materially they have
been gaining the love Of the people by reducing
the fares so much that five extra passenger cars
were required on the morning /" through train"
yesterday.
Jerse yites are especially opposed to monopolies,
as they have been owned body and soul, by the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company for years,
therefore they stick up through thick and thin for
Drew; as the possession of the Erie road by the
Vanderbilt Work crowd would make an enormous
and ruinous monopoly to the West.
Speculation in the stock still continues, but
everybody shakes in their shoes whenever they
swallow them up, or else one Of the great moguls
will make q raid and knock them out Of sight.
One Of the proposed amendments 70 the Consti-
tuition of this State, adopted by the recent con.
vention, reads as follows The legislature sha II
not authorize the consolidation Of rsilroad cor
road" In connection with this, the chamber of
commerce has petitioned the legislature not to
allow the control of the various lines of railroad
which connect this city with the West to pass by
any combination into the hands Of q restrictive
monopoly. ase.H 1rf1 lo det
The matter has now become one huge jnmble,
and how II will come out is only idle to predict
but while Vanderbilt enjoys his game and wine at
home. Dan. Drew and Co. are shut up in Taylor's
Hotel, in Jersey City, under close guard. f1s3
"a m Uh W m
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LoEDox April ID u-Conzola Q267Q3I
Bonds 72i ''s''s
Isvsrpocr o,,l Noon -f,oston er,, ana
,,ars actSvs. nr;aas rnshsrrs5 = Sa,. ~ w noo
haIas Preeds,piis eu;et Germ Ann dss,;,a5 a.
eno,ea A. Iis al 80 ~"' w.
IoSnor Anyii - x-c corso,s 90 ponds a
| fraction higher 72Ia72s -''A'' :
Tsvrppo6,. inrij go - Cotton nncbsncsd
re-d e1s "a Iacon az. porr Az, @ns0e'
Iosnos Das, Anr;l , Even;ne ~PaI;sc., naw. :.
up;mnortant- Rnliion decreased in The Rsne of
rsaiarrd ssot oso ronseis rnchs va Da d. a.
-93nS5Si ''''' S's''' .'oA"Ae'u' Do"1' 10
Fs.S2,o.r Anr,o p,nas 7s1.
1.rr.non, Ar;, :, E.ansn Ut 'c...., .,,..a
on;st and stssdv ssiss to1dsv * 200 hsiss .
nnr;ces m the snot n,chsrced INIT tbsya vas =
nnandi n al rsrd asn;nsS % s,ors.
All, 0,hers rneh.aseS oAs'
sn-s, r,.t ;r + tbs
,ca,c,S ~ toanags 7iS11 rive ~ So,n,,his
and BenvilIe StsrijnS' lo6a1oil Federal cnr.
rercv sei15sI a;sconnt peSsso.s * Sa 50 MI
Hsvs~n Anvil snrsrs more sct,ve ezlS7l
sterl;ng 1ol1Slol Fe5sraj cnrrencv oqaso AZ.
count- -
NEW yosx Anri n Lr,onr s,a1oc. lover
Mnest i@ss sss Lover; 20 Corn igsS- lower. Pork
Cotton ssaadv. ssIes ssoo bs,ss r;d5i;,gs Sss
Fre;sbts ~n;s, bnt srn, Tnrnsnsrs e7zSs73c
Ros;5 srmsr. common and strsiasd "a ao Marev
very tight Call loans in coid and commissions.
oyS1 a''S; 1'e'ins IN r.r;, Co.,, A..
c;dedIv isss scti1a shnrt psevous nr,ess
sales isoo balss Flour dnlI. sonthsrn 20 40
IA ss Wheat nom;nai sontbsrn whi,e corg
81 ISa, .a.h 49, Ia 49,. sos eSn en
fsrS Sri, o,hsrs nrnchsnrsd eA'1' s-' "
Nv Yo.y an.a fNo,.v r.~x st-;nr.,,
csl, loans 70 cent IN cola y;tb tSa nres
fully a. severe as xssterdav thongb there vas :
tsmnorarv reIaxst;on towsrd ne closa to.dav
cold wsatar ciosing ~ 1sSs ster,ing cuist IA
steady At loes' stoeks strong with a General % aS.
Ssncs snh.,raasnyv balance se7 600 900 ''" ~ ~
C1NcrsS.TI- Anrii a~Fionr' family 40 7sall.
wbast AM, s9 paols3 ts rorn ,n;s, eeSSeoe
Oats e,,nar 20 Xsss norS s94 4saSS9s 9oit
eas. ILL., ~. .;sas ,eSa - oV ~. ,Ii
pea,s. ciesr fD siues iS4o.i Siser riuos i45c.,
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Theatricals.

ACADEMY OF Nusrc.-Master Willie Seymour
was TO have made his first appearance in the
song of the Jolly lrishman," last night, but did
not, owing to indisposition. The usual interesting
performances, including a ballet by the sylph-
like Carnaggs, and the graceful Clnetop Sisters,
ballad OF two by Mise ct. Clair, the "renegam
bian Gambols." by Delahanty and Hen1ler, and
the beautiful instructive drama "Three Eras," by
Mr.. Duriyage, were presented. Ad Ryman reap
pesred too, in q new reading Of Hamlet" en-
titled 'Hamlet In Black.'' All theee attractions
will be tfered again this evening. f
list. CHARLEs.-This evening Mr. and Mrs. Wat
kiDs will present their claims for public favor,
the occasion Of their farewell benefit, by playing
in the stirring drama, Pioneer Patriot, or the
Maid of the ar.path,p and another one enti-
tied T" The Sheep in VOLTS Clothngn Miss Amy
Watkins viii make her first appearance in the
former piece, assuming the character OF Sy6il.
We hope that full house may signaIize this
occasion, and may testify to these fsvorite per-
formers the high appreciation in which they are
held by New Orleans theater goers.
CRESCENT CITY MUsEUN.-This favorite place
Of resort for curiosity seekers may be found opeu
from A. N. to 10P NJ. A visit will amply repay
those desiring to lounge away leisure hour or
two.
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SOUTHWEST Pass. April 2--l2 M.-Barometer
80. Wind north-lght.
Arrived: Steamship Gulf Stream. Bates, mas
ter, from New York, with merchandise and pas
sengers, to G. A. Fosdick & Co.; steamship Agnes,
Wilson, master, from Galveston, with merchan-
disc and passengers, to G. A. Whitaey Co.
Sailed Steamship Oriental and schooner Flor
ence Shay. On the bar. bound out. ship Robena.
SoUTHwEsT Pass, April 2-6 P. h.-Barometer
80. Wind east, fresh.
Arrived: steamship Kensington, Hedges master,
from Boston, with merchandise and passengers, TO
Creevy, Nickerson 4 Co.; steamship Rspidan,
Cheesman master, from New York via Havana,
with merchandise and passengers, to James Con-
molly 4 Co.
Sailed: ships Vanguard and J. F. Chapman.
and steamship Lodora.
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FROM EUROPE.

The Abyssisian Expeditson-The New Ger
tU1 man Treaty.
LONDON, April 2.-Abyssinian advices say that
the difficulties in the way of Napiers advance
increase with every mile. The natives are hostile
and Theodore has despoiled the country in his
front.
BERLIN, April 2.-Speakers in the North Ger
man Diet praise the new treaty with the United
states. Bismarck said it met with universal ap-
proval, and he added that it was clear on all
points. No German, naturalized in America,
would ever be molested in Germany. The Polish
members voted against its ratification.
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FROM RICHMOND.

The Virginia RecoR ssr uctiou Convention
The Trial Of Mr. Davis a gala Postponed
Homicide.
RICHMOND, April 2.-The ordinance authorizing
the issue of certificates Of indebtedness for the
payment of the expenses of the convention, and
making the same receivable for taxes and redeem
able as the treasury, was adopted.
The trial Of Jefferson Davis was to-day again
postponed to the I'd of May.
John White, q respectable citizen of Powhattsn,
was found dead In that county on Sunday last with
five bullets holes in his body.
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MINISTER WHo HAD CALL."-The Rev.
John Mosier, late pastor of the German Methodist
church ct TemperanceviIe, suburb Of Pittsburg,
and also teacher of select school for young
ladies' at the same place. has been detected In at
tempts TO commit ouffages upon the persons Of
the young ladies. He was given two hours to
leave the city. Several young girls have made
disclosures since be left detailing like experiences
at the hands Of the brute. Mr.. Mosier, when
leaving his house, remarked TO bic wife. whom he
left behind, that he had "receiveda message from
God to preach the Gospel IN Ohio" In obedience
order Of his going" gri s.,t5
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HAVANA, April 2.-Riots are apprehended at
Nassau in consequence of revocation OF church
endowments.
No war vessels ct Nassau. Smuggling nom
Florida IL openly encouraged.
PRov1DHcE, r. l., April majority
ID tri6e over 1000.
RUTLAND, Vt, April 1.-The Frsnknn ho'si'