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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES,

T AUGHLINs FXPECToRANT sY.
HRUP.-Among the many things required do.
ding this unpleasant winter fnE personal HEAITH,
conroRr and RAsB this Syrup stands among th0
laL Il has beoa before the pubic nov foe Is
yeartand has gtvOn The most entire satisfaction.
All persOns suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and IOARSENESS, should not be without It, IS
itWlHGdOrd speedy relief In most diseases Of the
Throat Chest or Lungs. POR CROUP-Can h
relied on in extreme cases. FOR TIlOoPING
CoUGH-Invariably gives speedy relief. POR
SORE THRoAT-KOep the ThroAtmoIAt whit.
VIOLENT COUGHS to its continued uSe,
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGHLrN, SMITH 3 CO.,
,.rg WhbIAsale DruVElStN
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WALTHAM
WATCHES!

Tho extensive use Of these watches iW lSslsn
1ftcen years by Railway Conductor, Engineer,
aud ExprCssmGn, the most exAcIIng Of uath
wcarcrs, has thoroughly demonstrated ,hr
strength, StCadlness, durability and accuracy oi
the Walthan Watch. To satisfy that tlaIi mall
these respects, Is to decide the question To The
real value Of these tlmekecpers.
v... ,.o am -.
speaking for themselves In the pockets Of the
pCople-a proof aud guarantee Of theiF superior
ny over o'' O'ne'''
Tho superior organization and great c1lentOt
the COmpanys Works at walthAm, enable then
TO produce watches at a price which rndsn
competition futile, and those who buy any Othef
watch, merely pay from Is to 20 per cent morehr
their watches than Is necessary.
We arc now selling walthAm Watches at Ia'
prices in grecnbacks, than tho gold prices before
tho war. There Is no other manufacture Of any
Xlaa IN inc Uh''Cu 0~'' u "H''" 'D'' '4D
'''u'
These time-picces combine every impfc'''neM
that long experience has proved oil real PFas0.
sa a. III tn T,,cbmskirg orIplua,Iur in hi,
n .nass =, n Frronc onIv tbosc were ausly
$780, ,rh,cI s"vcr', ,cstInr by the most ,kIiIaI
80 ,r IN, wo,rs and onr tso on the Iart 10,
a. ~ r"hwc demonstrated to be essential to or
~ r "a oU5rrirr ,Ime.LCcpiur.
w. '''N
Among the many improvements VT """" l''
ticularize:
~. ,.r,,,,or and mao Of A ccptrrpIplOn Oft
culIar construction, to prevent damage % ,n5
train by the 0FeaEAET ., maui cnI,n"rY VIM hy.
with nc American ""sS u, S S.ht, tcor,ITng,
Ing mad inc tclasA " I T- a. heinz ,be br,
aaoptea foGS F"''"'
anu iau''GSS'
Hardened and tempered hair springs, DO" na'
yersally admitted by watchmaEcrs to he The oe'|
arc used In all grades Of Waltham Watches
Al fws,,n,r Watches have duArsOoI ap
r.o,so,'n" ~" no,o,n.n,. 49,, a,., ,r,,.,..,
~, ~" ~. ~ ~ = '.Ol 'I'. I.~
ssFy In other watches
.H...
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COMMISSIONER DELANo has decided
that any company or person delivering
Lake Superior iron orc to furnace COM
pany, and receiving pig iron in exchange,
must regard the transaction as salC, as
must also the furnace company, and both
must enter the sule upon their revenue
roturnS.
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MAJOR sIooURSEY, who claimed the
authorship Of "Bcautilul Snow" commit:
ted suicide ON the BIOOmingdale roadncar
New York, Friday, by shooting himself
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'81S N8A3sAAV0 s1ls3 ~ - wv
E.t>.g 9 Wholesale DruggIstS,
lln9 ~ Main St, Wheeling,
AEADNEs sfpARALYs1sI


ADNES PARAL S1Sl
LHL DEATH may ensue from using pre-.
partitions for oolOring the hair charged with
Acetatc Of lead and sulphur. You may know
them by tho heavy metallic sediment which has
to be shaken mp before tho disgusting compound
can be spilled. The journal Of Chemistry"
SAys there arc thirty Of MAm In tie mar.
tst. There Is but one dve in existence which con-
taInS no dCleteriOuS substance, and shAtis
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
which has been carefully analysed by Professor
Chiffon, and declared BY him to contain no lead
or any other hurtfal ingredient. Sec his manu-
script certificate, at CriSsatoroS, AstOr House,
Now York.
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIvE, ~
Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair RfICF
DyeIng. TTyIt apFsd&W
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THE indianapolis journal has struck n
rich lead, which promises to "pan out"
splcndilly. In view Of the numerous
substituting schemes before Congress,
which are generally successful, itproposcs
to substitute company (which shall I'M
dertakc, on behalrOf the American people,
and for the glory Of this country alone, to
discover the pot Of money At the HOint
where the rainbow rests upon the ground.
We believe this matter has never before
been pressed upon the attention OF Con-
gress. 1t is proposed TO ask a grant Of
land Of about ten or twenty millions of
acres merely, accompanied with n guar
anty of the principal and interest Of FIVE
millions Of dollars Of the Company's
bonds, secured by u first mortgage on the
moncy.pOt-tO he forcCloscd when found.
The scheme promises the most brilliant
results for the country, and Is not half so
Chimcrical us it appears, or indeed rs
many of the jobs already before Congress.
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TnE Rennbllcans of MarylanA nre prc.

THE Republicans Of Maryland are pre-
pairing for stirring campaign this Sum
mer and Fall, and they express themselves
confident of being able to redeem the
State. 4 late canvass Of the State shows
$4,000 black voters and about 5000 white
Republican voters. The Democrats can.
not poll over 10000 votes, which will make
the State close, with the chances in favor
OF the Republicans, Union Leagues have
been In existence throughout the State and
political clubs are now forming.
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r IFE us THE GIFT OF GO.

IFE Io 7 II = q T I U UVU
IL When we arc sick this life is obscured'
under cloud, oppressed with humors. Expert
enee has taught us certain means, which never
fall for their removal The child receives with
his life the seeds Of his death. 1t may take one,
or one hundred years, before the seeds bear their
sad ttuIt, but just as sure as the seeds OF death
Hpcu, life ceases. Purylng is the grand Saie-
guar, because then what fosters the seeds OF
death arc taken away, expelled nom the body.
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DIED.

BERGER.-On Monday morning, April S5th,
9th year Of his agG. -"
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of bis mother, on the Island, Wednesday, 9Th
Inst, at o'clock r. Y. The friends Of the fam.
ily are invited TO attend,
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WTOATEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Mcn-thC true estI'
mate Of woman-thc happiness Of an honorable
marriagc-the fearful Social Evns Of the day
the cause and cure. Sent free, In sealed cnrcl.
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. jan2S-d&w
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SPE CIT AGEES.

Having tho agency Of the celebrated "DIa.
mond SpcctAclCs" manufactured by ], Z, Spencer
y Co., Practical Opticians, New York. These
Glassca arc 40 constructed that the core or csNtrr
Of the itHSt comes directly In front OF tho eye,
producing eLSdF GRd diSilBct Tid0A, a. In The
natural healthy digit, and prevents ali unpleasant
sensations, such as glinHHEFiRg and Ir1UtriH0 OI
dght, dl3:tNESR de-, peculiar to Others 10 usG
They arc manufactured nom minute crystal
pebbles, melted together, and derive their name,
DIAMOND" on account Of their hardness and
bFilliaucy.
They are mounted In the finest manner, In oil
styles Of Coin, SILVER, STEE1., RURBER and
SIlELi. Francs, Of the bcst quality.
Their durability CannOt hC surpassed, and
their hnlsh IL such as cannot fail TO please.
None genuine unless bearing the trade mark,
9 stamped on every franc.
OrlcN BY Mail will receive pcumpt attention
]. A. LASH,
narls Under Grant HouSc, Wheeling, ". Va.
, 1870-11-08
BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance SOciepy

BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance SOCiGly
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL c 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, B~RIDGETowN, BARBADOS
2llHIS Society, which confines its bust
A ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
snrance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk Of life in the West indies, and sufi-
cient TO create large SURPRISES, out of
which ReverSionary Bonuses, averaging
D per cent per annum upon the amour
assured have been distributed among Il e
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 80 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives Of persons residing in this part Of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required to assure 500,
or the whole term, upon a single life -
, 1870-11-08

Assurances of every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 500 ollarsto 10, 900 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquenniaIly,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
OF the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, Agent.
, 1870-02-05

.. FAMILY QCRkki-
Harriet 4. ButI, wife OF JaQ,es M, H3et bT her
ItAt tttei q. Alexander L. Guild, Y. Jonn Seely
Nnlince. prtceedlpR inhtltuted on tue C1anrery
Eide VI the court to enforce an alleged ust tuf "a
Il H. htfuly entisfeo to unll half OF twen.
y aefeA OF lasd IN sec:ton 1, s.. II east,
stnatd abort distance s3lta Of the
,1sie is ior, aid haa Been ior several
3ears, ~ the dtseIaant. ~ho If bretner OF CO.. H.
be1, lsss Ftnnc.s balcoslu cSnsryss1 ta,fty :fes
Of l.Lu " LIZ utfeada1e, JALea Y. S4uRer+ AID
the husband u co1nlla,eaat, tns prupss.l ID can
vile tor the support, 1sainienancs, xnJ
ndept LdeLcc Of comp ,a.nant, h!s ssle, against
Wallace, conscstd h,s STARE ot the properly t0
Watsce o1 reed. u which deed she !ointd for
the putpose oI e!'uc1ng her cousene. Tals deed,
face, and uptu cocsldt rstlun expressed, waa, in
taci, exs Culec AID ctfseEe1 NNnout c1ustdesa-
tleo, ~ q accepted ~ defendant u7on a lT1st. 10
have and nola lie property fur 1hr sole suppos,
petsnt. s1a proper Ut sonplst,aut, h,s slsIer.
Il u act cut tna, on The iutn ot November, 1854.
ine cetsnoa1t gut slaln1sa 70 james !. Sanger
The deed betrg oie oolar: cut It Is charged
that Wallace dld recelye, in taet $3.50. los 10
|. aito tnsl Wa ace Las se.n ~ ps;s,,oa
Ct the pientsts tlLcn 1889, receiving large rents
aed 1T. nts, fur 20 part ii VIII cn ne has sccount-
II VII rhAfSfo inst the eIet dAnt has Iatel, gwen
out, stu lalse'y pietel os thar he II tae oWLef of
tie laid std the On one interested IT, aud ID
ctnpla1nsoi las lo tight or Interest therein,
hicn complainant ten,ee- 1t .s also aye1srd tuat
w!tt LIT tEr coasent VI complasn4n., AZ, ia 1ra1i
Of tes rights dtieLdRnt has told u portion Of Inc
properly, Al d LOW ib1ca-eta 10 maze a q oI the
balance, Which con 2 aicAnt fesFs be Will do uu-
Il 81 ee Dc tes'falEe0 n5 ctcer OF the Court. Tue
pIs} Il ID ilat the cettLdaht DC declared to ts u
1iu tee for coz pial nbt, auu a5 saeh e dtcfertl
10 no 1ne legal title % onc-nail ,ee t~eaky ac.es
IL tt1et tor the complxiLaut; 10 accoan. lot ths
feLth Apa p1u1.a III pas Iece.vet, and to con ye3
10 c0lp!A.LaAL her interest.
lCpGAEAT3.
Phi'o ]. RoHley r. lIelt5 roheck BY co1fes,
sion i0f $1,t6n.
sane :. eaEc BY cQnfession Tor Il ,nll
, 1870-02-05
THE "stlpPER SHADES" MusnER.


Alter an 1T seace Of two months from tie ctty.
Janee Hoe7 :uroed up few days ago at aou- OF
his accnston Ell haunts, and WAS recur i2cd b, n.
police Who had been wait.Eg pailec1ls TOR his re-
tErn. Another gentleman, who nAd Eoac on hts
pA'l ooEt, ~aa also ava t,tg, rather 1m7a.:ently.
hih arTtsaL In or.tiEary crccmala ces It il
eatatt to kuoE that are re1.e1 nered IN mr.
sbtehce. hus'ts IS lair to presume 17at Hr
Atsy "ohld nass Preferred eLttre forye.iu,aers
IN MS caAes Eefhaus II *as unner tolc rlsaaruc
deiu4ion that he ba'I been It rGp.fen ytat nr ven
toito 70 haxe rs appsataLce once more. Tne
Of d aIder against Nj. Hury apl1 Us room ~ "a
Mas tcenRrixed, be ~as called 10 ausw.r for ,hat
n,.!s ON. =, ny "hlen occurred ,n the "Clipper
5baotsf CT The eVtasE z Of S4Se1b+t3
vii! be Eene nlt,eE+ that a ua,-tes t,sr ns.ned
Alttft "sfefs ~as thut that ucssa .lou tnxt De
r.. = Il ~ .es;ntl IT. Il hs ro.t ht: head dropping
LILO natfI OF 'IoM aLd Jerrv;"tna two men
1ArIt K,tR and '-speekle1" jim Cad veil Erre
st,s.,so, s.1 an re tssunony Of Iamss le+y,
Of Waters; that the Fly, not tsti,ng = iroe
bi! aRa!tst then, tney were at:cna:.ed: and
ihht she sssfeuelu eliclrea nom Ktrg ana ma
dGf tall III testify, as lhe s1aIeL tcry ful1nd II
eusstt!ett 10 lease tue city At the tine, auo be
o,, oS l99 @ lem ne9fn q. 5ae peee we're nsn9
1h+! Ne1e gtat,tlen 10 lnd I'll be hat CONE t,acx
q! ~ OWL aGtaid, L1thling. PROBABLY, taat tn
seen eafl,sal Il crime as e.s prevailing II
ihls ktat o. nss little sA'r had quite dropped oas
o. tttt1d and RECOLLECTION.
Hot3 ~ss bfouR1t before Jua.fce Sturefie1i
1seteio8I o'tEsupuu ~ lne AfMOry 1Gt eIAuipa.
t!oi on The chsrka Il Hutder. Si4ts's A,tofner
leto Naa nEan!e to sppear 70 prns.cu :ac rlsc
aln q nt'Inancs was araoted III Tneslay.
Laff3 Meg testified toat Hoer, wnn was nav.
nH oHpate WIN oIe GilGar:!n on the
(h'np,. al d nfrd. Wafer5 was statd.cr h,.n.nd
tte oar, ntar k'rg, who -. resting b1s sfu On
tnt tus*ite Or snr counter. Toe bali frum Il ~ .
M otaer stk was tatd ut thar ttG e.
Jlst'ce SUNNI etiie:u cuu.lceItd that the testt-
nnn5 given ~ kttg as aun.ctept to hol5 uDeT
'nf iatfttf exam fpator. TIE prisoner vas nc.
q ttHH Hs rsusrGet % the Co1L,5 jail { ii ruex.
nss, ~tea the ca<e 1ill sstln cont up for hear.
3LE. = -
, 1870-02-05
SOLDIERS no WI.
B1ectirx Of the E1ona9efs-Proposed Rcmc. a
to Smaller QEn1.er--th.E shr lton,r
ho ofckNaReAt-ktpuFIs.


The regular norths5 ne-:iok of III. B5,n. n,
1aL7g..s Of the SoIdie,s' Hone was heil A. > B..
r. yesterday, AZ No. - Lasaue sreet. Df, Z. d.
3snM crcupttd the c1ntr.
General Wbite. Treasurer, reported that h';Is iox
t3c Io1!h Of necernteE aaolntea to ktsi u, lrsy
t8on hand oa!Alce OF ~ a4 5d
35e Hpart Wa accepted add the Treasurer or
ceie5 10 ray the bills
AfA J. y. Harvey reror:cd .ha: she had Visited
tne hone and ioutd everything in perfect orts..
She 1e-onutna<d soEe Internal tu.soYemen,s
fect,ye. 'Pf't"''' "as os-
rnr reccrr vas accepted, ar..1,. .=--.rr .,,.-
IAtus = ~ Of 3ercd 10 ne Frp2Ie d.
General :Fhte. frcm Special committee, rec-
ou.neIde1 tnas rae hone he ,euoset 10 cons
othtt lccar:s1 a. the Present buttsIrR, win ro9u
txpslle, whsct> ~culd toon eIeeost the lauss.
Ii they Racte1 10 aIntstn the In .ution ut5lpa-
Pent Ren, II = woa BE- 1Esees', to Fe,.s .as
1sn:ly; Trey would nske a mi report s sas
Gessrsi r s.!d tns, a.a 1s,aaa cea
taon 70 sae esal'., they etre ~ottnt 10 establish
Ane noht un i pe:1anen, has&s
~ ne lekot! y y. excepted and the committee wao
st!0h I'd IurtneE time
The special Committee On Sale Of Eonds r.
tte ahs ahce Of tncl: value, tt HaA deened sd71ss-
be Eor TO tell hem
Nas eu powered 10 sell the bonds At aay TING
W. wnes y mere Eas protpeet Of an Immediate DE-
General White reported that tie COS: OF eacn
pa'!t nt was but ss cer:a a day deElnk rne month
o. .lsnraIy, when tns expenses auonnsed TO
III. I. ". Mercer. Superintendent Of the hops,
reported thss on Junuxry l there were 43 mmatsa
IL utte home: tnat dus11 6 the uotrn 20 were ad-.
TNLeo ana " dschasgeo, leaving ~ Inmates On
JeHss DonshGc, la'e Of Company G. Ninety
, 1870-02-05

The revolutionary forces in Cuba aston
l,shed US the other day, by fighting Wig
orous and bloody battle, completely 1out-
any the Spanish troops, killing over three
hundred, aud woundine mud capturing u
much larger number, az confessed BY tho
Spanish papers. The accounts Ut thus re-
1na1kabls engagement have not Jet been
received through revolutionary sources, bat
will doubtless improve On the Spanish vcs-
sion.
And now comes tho explanation Of the
change in Cuban tactics- The so.ca3le1
General Quesada has been removed. aa1
| General Jor,ian. who has heretofore been
acting aa Ichiet Of staff to Qaes.aa, is no +
in sole command He is graduate c1
West Point, served twonty yoaEs IN ou1
regular army, was chief Of BeaaregsEd''
staff during most OF the rebellion, and il
an energetic aud able officer. He has thu
far been confined 10 organizing the Cubas
army; but, now that he takes the place Q
an inefficient officer, Ee may noon look fo
stirring events, which will either deveiol
the strength Of the revelation, or its weak
, 1870-02-05

7s-Jears old y,1siulan hal last been arrested
for horse stealing.
Ftenchuan has taken cut paten. for "s.ock-
tIRR With faItera attacheL.'
soue Of the BRAZILIAN troops hare had to eat
dog meat
A bed Of oyer 100 violess Ia blooming in the
open air al Sew Hascu. Cuon.
When they want TO see a little fun In Alabama,
they pour pint Of whikkes down d mu1c,,ano be
gots on lively "tear.''
A WOMAN At Booths Theatre, while euIoytng
Ham'et, wanted to KOS Of her eacozt why Ro1e.
c1An1z didn't wear n,s Generss1 Uniform.
The Alnany BuFgess Corps propose 10 visit the
principal Ssates OF the West, Le1t 1sli, On plea
&ufe tIlp..
The only hea1se In the town OF Pennington,
CoL1ect1cpr, has been turred Into 4 M4k cart,
thtre beng no Legitimate hus'Less for It
Dr. Dlo Lewis says that the habit Of chewing
tobacco Ia easily got nd os. good sweat, a
TuI ktAh bath for three or four days when the
ftver u on, AID tho ccstfe Il conquered.
i Washington ecnoolnlstftas, whose wander
IrE thoughts cAu2ed her to break down Ia the.
mldst Of The pfa1ef with which she Wns accus-
toutd to open school, says that, to save herselr,
sne made out As though she heard one OF The
toJs nht.Ee1.ug, aud immediately called hun out
and gave. him ncFtlrR.
The Philadelphia Irt.4 contains this item: "9t
snd ftIe nuAicst. La. evening, with sShoo Fly,
Not iOf Joe, lin the GHi thA:'s Gay and Zap,
ry,' we Won't 20 Home till Morning. Ac.
cause-A iaah:opable wedding In tho church"
The use Ct Li;rous oxide Ras Al an anG%tne.tc
coutilIes steadily to Increase In England, ana the
aEcuzt uade oy manut4eturels ln LonIon II
ttzf1 tto1satd gallons per auuuu. TITS lpcsea.e
arises almost entirely from IT. popularity among
dertlsts- The Rss mas recelsed comparatively
little encouragement tom aurKeouA
TIE tioyeruu eut Of Peru decreed, On the esd e1
Deceu ter, the most important Work that has 1es
been iDsuGurated in South America On that car
the t. o great rO2ds between Lima and the Perm.
sian hs nd vatets Of :hc Amazou, from the city oi
AysqItpa+ 1to miles IN the interior, through the
populons and fertile Indian Department Of Pono
10 the celebrated lake OF Titiezcs, were contract
I'd Tor hy our country man, ME. Henry AtgR.
A Frerch paper men ious tho following cus:ou
Wn'ch prevails At Stuttgart, the capital Of Wur.
trutcrg. On tue Afternoon Of New Teaf's Day 4
sort ol fntr, or exchange for Waiting cards, II
nsI 10 pusltc place. All tbs tervAn.s OF good
aou.es eet there, and one amopg them. mount
I'd OF b-rch or table, calls out the aidresse \
4: each Iaue announced cloud OF car.s fall.
INTO batkrt placed for tne purpose, and the rep
rrt*ntAtlve Of the person for whom these card
sre Intended eau pocket hla contingent. Eacs
lsloWa In hts ;urs. and IN few minutes hun
.treds OF cards have reached theif destlnA:ior
~llno1t fatigue 10 any o1e,
, 1870-02-05

A Mr.. Bergland, S*ede, recently i'm.
ported 200 Swedes to his plantation in aI,s-
sissippi, thus converting a solitary tract
into blooming settlement by simply ad.
vancipg tho fares Of his immigrants, and
arranging for his repayment ont Of the ser
vices they viii render on his land. Eng
land, Ireland. and Scotland all snffer under
depression, verg,ng toward extreme sui.
ferirg. The whole West, rs well us the
South, is vastly in need Of labor. Farmers
have the means to par, and would glall,
pay, in -dvance, q portion OF the expense
Of bringing them over, il they could BE-
secured in the repayment of it after they
have arrived, and If such an agency could
be placed under the practical charge Of
men well known, and in whom the Western
people generally have confidence. Under
safe arrangements to pay the cost of bring.
ing the emigruut hither, and to secure him
home and work when here, our immigra-
ton might be swe11ed to million Of work
ers per annum. Is 1t not feasib!e2 Wouln
1t net be hailed by the agriculturists Of the
West as a vast relief Would it not pay ::
, 1870-02-05

a petition has been presented to Con.
a1css b5 Chicsgo organization, called the
German Colonization Company Of Colf.z,
Fremont County, Colorado" praying thai
4o,o0oacfea Of land be given to that oompau,
To establish German colony. Il IA stated
that it costa too much money for iumt,
grants to move to the Territory. but, by Join.
ing this colony and paying $3.50 per head,
Ito tocsety can move them to the land and
put them IN possession. The Homestead
law giyos each actual settler 1C0 ncres Of
land; and If any additional aid be needed
to enable him to reach there md build h.s
house, it had better he done through the
agency Of societies organized on the vol.
untn<J s5stem. and in no way interested
in the land either By purchase OF mortgage.
EACH man can manage and own his own
homestead much better than it can bo done
f'r him by any society holding mortgage
or other lien upon the premises.