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BalunoFo Market.
BALTIMORE, April 0

FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAN-Wheat-Steady; Ohio and Indl
ana 81 65a1 90. Corn-Firm; mixed west
ern 77a7sc. 0ats-Quiet and unchanged
PRovIsroNs-Pork-MeS Ht $s1 oO
Bacon Shoulders OF 9c; Bides at 1lc
clear rib at 11tG11fc. HAnS-l7GlTtc
Lard-WeGk at 1919.
WHuEf-Ato20. Cd
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THE WEST INDIES.
Mr.. WadO'S Lambs at Play In san
Domingo.
nm.a.a.- ALL Il

WARRINGTON, April o.
A special telegraph from Havana shows
that briSk fighting has been going on ID
San Domingo between the insurgent TOR.
ces under Lperan snd Cabral and the
army Of Baez, in which the former was
defeated in two engagements. The loss
in killed, wounded and prisoners does not
appear to be large. The insurgents prob
ably lost all their cavalry, from the fact
that fourteen horses were captured IN one
fight and five in another. Ten general
officers and about eight hundred men COM
posed the forces engaged In the first en-
counter, No estimate can be formed from
the result Of these two battles OF the
probability Of peace for the future.
General Valentino Perez also claims
victory over 0rgando, on the line
Of the Neyha. Cabrars friends In st
Thomas acknowledge that he was defeat
ed, but say only his van guard was beaten,
The general opinion, however, is that Gen
Baezs forces had the advantage In all the
encounters. '.4'yp-I,
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Fire AZ Na,hvilIe.
NAaHYrLIH. Tenn, Anril Q.

NAHhVILLE1 IENN.l ApIH o
HagermAn's grocery store, on College
street, WA destroyed by FIRE at 8 O'Clock
this morning. His family resided In the
upper story, and barely escaped burning.
Loss s., 5,000-partiAlly Insured.
Miss Anna Eliza Cole, q girl Of fifteen
years Of age and daughter Of J. W. Cole,
Of Elg6eld, was fatally burned last night
by the explosion Of q coal oillAmp, which
she was attempting to repleniSh with oil
while It was burning. Her father was
badly burnt while trying 10 save his
daughter. s51 - ~
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Baltimore Live stock Market.
y BALTIMORE, April 9.

REEyEs-Closed inactive and lower
under increased receipts. We quote first
quality OF $5 25a8 80; medium "a 15a
5 %; Inferior to ordinary a 00a4 IS. Re-
eeipts 1,142 head; sales f27 head.
sWNE-C Closed weak. The supply has
exceeded the demand this week, and
prices are lower. Quoted at 9a10c, Re.
ceipts 4,040.
sHEEP-Haye been in light supply this
week, with Q fair demand. Prices ore
unchanged. Fair to good sheep at 81 25
a5 IS; good to extra $5 75a8 %; wooled
sheep SO 00a7 so. Receipts 1915 head.
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No PropOaltiOn to Buy Cuba.

MADRID, April B,
In the Spanish Cortes to-day tho Minis
ter ol Colonies gave explicit Contradiction
to the report that the United States Gov.
eFnment has made . proposition 70 Spain
for the purchase Of her possessions In the
West Indies. The Minister added that
The honor ofspain fcrhidS the sGie Of any
fhHr colonIOS ,-,.
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The PAY OF THE CoEIEcToR-The
First Branch Of Council last evening re-
ceded from their iormer vote to make the
compensation Of the City Collector two
and a half per cent, and concurred with
the Second Branch in making 1.-TWO per
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April q

!" ~ CHICAGO, April q
FLOun-Dull and nominal.
GRAR-Wheat, No, 2Spring less active
closed at 81 IS; this afternoon dnll al
81 273a1 %. Corn, No. 2 mixed unsettled,
closed at 52tc cash; 56tca57c seller May;
this afternoon dull and nominal. Oats
No. Q quiet at 4Ssc. Rye. No . quiet al
OSa9Sic. Barley, spring No. 2 dull Al
Hoss-Dull ct 6sa6tc.
CKrTLE--More active, $5 20A7 10.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, April o.
There Is scarcely anything coming In,
and almost no trade. Barely two cars Of
cattle were received. A little improve.
ment Is anticipated tomorrow. No
sheep have arrived, and the stats lots
have been cleared up. A fair demand
awaits the first receipts 0fhogs u cars
or 400 were received, and 9 cars Ohio
sold Dressed ranged from s4astc
for heavy, &c for 100 pounds, and 9fc for
piPS, t
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Philndelnhin lInrket.

z aa PH1ADEIPHrA, April6.
FLoUR-Quiet and weak; Ohio and In
diana at $7a1 20. -ss-z.=zsrs
GRAIN Wheat Dull: red western
at 81 65a1 66. Rye-Unchanged. Corn
Western mixed at 7stc. oatS-Quiet
and unchanged.
PRov1S1oSs Pork - Mess dull and
dropping at $21a21 80. Lard-129G123c,
PETRoIEut- Crude at 17c; refined Al
23fR24ic. j.. rs. .-.r
WHrTKr-Unchanged. a5
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THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION,
HARTFORD, CONN, April ..

HARTFORD, Conn.,, April ..
A revised count of the votes furnished
by the Town Clerks gives English u ma.
iority Of II, with probably scattering votes
enough to put the election into the joint
ballot Of the general assembly for Con.
gress. MajoFities: First District, Strong
974; Second District, Kellogg Al; Third
District, starkHeather 1853; Fourth Dis.
trict, Barnum 11s1. The Legislature Is
made up Of 1s Republicans and Demo-
crats in the Senate, and 1870 Republicans
to 1903 Democrats in the Assembly, with
a Democratic town to settle, the tie vote,
and from which Democrat will probably
Pbe returned.
NEW YoRK, April 0.
Tha Hartford 1naes throws out 2S Re.
publican votes in Cheshire, which the
Republican papers counted, and makes
English's majority 50. -.. .,...
The Post figures his majority at 12, and
the scattering vote at ID. 1t claims that
the election will go to the Legislature. but
some Of these votes returned as scattering
will be counted BY. the canvassers. There
are not 90 scattering votes In New Haven.
Thirteen were put In the wrong box and
will not be counted at all. The other
seven are two for English, one for ]. Eng
lish, one for James E. English. and one
for Francis Gillette All these except
those for English and Gillette will un.
doubtedly be counted for James E. Eng
lish. There are three scattering in Hart
ford, and one each for F. Gillette, A. A.
Buckingham and Q. E. Perkins, and one
In East Hartford for Gillette, and two
scattering In Meridian. But none other
are reported 20 far. This makes nine
scattering to be counted against English.
In Enfield there were a. more votes re.
turned than were checked. The chances
now arc about even, with possibly slight
odds that Jewell will be the next Cover.
nor. There Is doubt in some quarters
concerning the election ofthe remainder
Of the Democratic State ticket the cleo
ton Of which has been conceded. Nicho-
las, the Republican candidate for Treas,
urer, runs 100 ahead in his own town oI
Danbury, also considerably ahead in New
Haven, more than making up for Ponds
gains in Hartford.
#sa 81 uAp1y.hpn Anvil
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The Erening R't of this city announces
the election of the entire Republican State
ticket with the exception Of Governor.
The vote In detail as given in the large
towns shows that English has generally
run ahead Of his ticket, and Jewell be-
hind, probably on account Of the Capital
question. The Republican ticket, except
Governor, has probably moro than 100
majority. 2 GJEE'f, Vs-F
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New York Market.
New YoRK, April o,

1SAAb ApEu "
CoTToN-Mid ding uplands 15fc.
FLouR-Quiet, 80 6Oas 70 for chipping
extaS. s..-- ~. ..,,.-- :,
GRAtN-oats 8sa72c. li!
PRovnIoNS-Lard steady, seller May
at 129c.
1910. I'D -''''. t'a .at e.
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New York Dry Goods Market,
NRw YoRK, April 9.
The dry goods market continues fairly
active at generally unchanged rates,
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= $15o.ooo,

- w "AAAAAAAAAANNt
CAPITAL. 816o.ooo.
DmEcToRs:
afI soe. 1SIiS csdTe TTSSSsip TSSss nsRa sRalero..
]. Il. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis o. SufGl.
This company now having been organised I've
years, and In that time done successful buSlneES
10 still prepared 10 take risks at fair rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, MAnulAetuI.
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoea on the Western RlYerS and Lakes. This
company OfferS superior Inducements 10 Farm.
ers, whereby they can DO insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years al
reduced rates. This sbslng State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid In,
And surplus OF any company in the Stats; and
composed Of some nlnety.fOur stockholders, most
OF whom arc among our best business men, re-
cOmmends itGelf TO tho favorable consideration
OF tho lnsurng public, and soliclts their patron.
age. Applications for Insurance will be prompt.
y Attended to at their oHlee, No. % Monroe 1T,
" a. their several 9genees throughout the State
~ EAML MCCLELLAN, PreSidant
.. GEO. .NENDRL, Vice PrOsldsnt
G. n. C0EN, Sec'y.
b c. DICK, Asst Sec'y, febl9
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INSURANCE,
PEABoDY INSURANCE Comply,

pEABoDY INSURANCE CoMPY,
AT WHEELING, WEST VA
CAPITAL, sl25, 900,
With the privilege Of increasing the samO to
$S00,00Q.
0IREsToRs:
Tiiiian Bailey, AlGa.o 1orins.
Henry StGmm, Thomas Hughes.
Al. Cecil,
This Company having been n successful opet.
ltioQ for nearly two years Is prepared to takS
risks at laIr rates on buildings OF all kinds, Mer.
chRndise, Manufacturing Establishments, FurnL.
ture, Steamboats,, and cargoes on the Western
Rivers and Lakes also to issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores This Company being
composed mostly oil our leading business men,
recommends itself TO the favorable consideration
Of the lnsuring public, aud Solicits their patro-
mage. Applications for insurance win be prompt
Iy attended TO Attheir ofiiee, BAILRY'S BLOCK,
No. 1Od Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PreS't.
AL0NZ0 L0RING, Vice Pres't
n. C. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
W. q. AGNEW. Asst sec'y. janis
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
. OF WHEELING,
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.,a PHnADEIPHrA, Aprils.
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RECEPTION OF THR SAN DOMINGO MES.
sAoE-ATTRMPT TO sTRANGLR DEBATE.
hs Ho,.- 40, q
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SOFT Finished Bleached Muslin, exlrs
quality, 19 cents, at Henry Roemer's.

FURTHER PART1CuLARa-Last even.
Ing we learned that the two persons kill.
ee by the Fast line near The village Of In
dependence, last Tuesday Ievening, were
husband and wife-strangers in that part
Of the country-from Rappahannock Co.,
Va. They had arrived at Independence
with their two children but few min.
utes before the terrible accident occurred.
They were on visit 10 friends living
about half mile from that station. On
getting of the cars they at once started
on foot, with the children in their arms,
down the track for their friends house.
On reaching a bridge, the father first
took the children across, put them down
by the side Of the track, and returned for
the mother. While the father and mother
were crossing over, the Fast line caught
them, instantly killing the mother, and 50
ipiuring the father that he died within
the next few hours. No names.
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FAUsT.-We are in receipt Of q copy Of
Gounod's world.celebrated opera, Faust,
published by Oliver Ditson & Co, CT
Washington street, Boston, price $500
per copy. -q.
All lovers Of true music will appreciate
the enterprise Of Ditson s. Co, who arc
now prepared TO put into tho hands Of the
people a series Of books, printed in good
style, with the foreign words and their
translation, with all that belongs 10 each
opera, and nothing LETT out, and for less
than one.fourth the former price.
As o single dollar, enclosed in u letter,
will by return mail bring one ofthe world
famous operas, every music.lover will be
strongly tempted to try the experiment Of
sending 1t. Those who wish TO see the
sweet melodies and Duets Of Bellini in
their connection will probably send Tor
Norma or the sonnambula. Loversofthe
brilliant modern style, will patronize
Verdi by purchasing Ernani or Trovatore.
Donizetti offers Lucia and Lucrezia for
our inspection, while the multiplied melo-
dies Of Martha, and the weird drama oil
Faust, the smooth elegance Of PrectOsa,
and tripping allegro Of Figaro's Marriage,
offer strong attractions 10 singers and
players. Ten dollars buys valuable
operate library, and delivers 1t at your
door,
Aleading paper says:
1.-THE edition Is superior to anything we
have seen from Europe, and 1t will be dit.
fCult to find its equal anywhere for COM
pleteness and elegance"
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FOURTH WARD SCHOOL EXHIBITION
By request, a number Of the pupils in the
Fourth Ward School repeated the pro
gramme so successfully rendered fort
night since. A large hall in the new
school building had been temporarily
fitted up for the purpose, A stage, witt
drop curtain, dressing rooms, &C., had
been provided, together with other up.
planes requisite 10 the proper rendering
OF the several pieces presented. The
hall was comfortably filed with an ap
preciative audience, and the performances
Of the amateurs elected expressions o
delight and appreciation. Several songt
were well sung-not, perhaps, as scienhIl
cally as one fastidious in such natter
would like, but, naturally, and in gOot
taste.
We could not remain until the close o.
the exercises, but what we heard afforded
us positive qualification. Prof. futile and
all who took part in the exhibition, de-
serve the thanks Of the community fol
preparing and presenting the pro
gramme Of an entertainment, OF once
pleasing and instructive.
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BRusuING Ur.-Wc notice that the
fence surrounding tho Custom House Is
receiving a:coat Of varnlsh Of which It
stood sadly In need. Now Il those hay
ing the matter in charge would only turn
on the hose every day and wet the streets
around that nelghborhood, 1t would be a
good thing, especially Tor tho many people
who are called to that section every day,
As It is now, 1t is one Of the dirtiest places
in the city. Last year II we mistake not,
no hose was used there, but we hope for
the comfort Of all concerned It will be
different this season.
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HEAD CuT.-LaSt evening son o.
John Clark, lad Of ten or twelve years
residing on Water Street, near Hubbard'l
Machine Shops, Centre Wheeling, acct
IDENTIFY received a severe cash in his fore
head by brick thrown from the hands o.
one of his playmAtes. A surgeon wal
called and dressed the wound. Bricks
are dangerous things, and surely they art
bad enough when they get in mems hats
How much worse, when they get int
children's heads!
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NEARLY FNIsHE6.-The new tOwboat
lying in the river at the foot Of Quincy
street, is rapidly approaching completion.
No expense has been spared to make the
craft complete in every particular. When
finished we doubt II a superior towbeat
eau be found on the upper Ohio. It Is
believed that everything will be in readl.
ness to make trial trip next Tuesday.
Coal was being put on board yesterday,
and the chimneys were receiving the fin
ishing touches.
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Still AGRoUND.-The latest word
from tho steamer Express is that she Is
still hard aground, just above the mouth
Of Proctor. 1t Is said that there Is nc
prospect Of getting her off until there is a
rise IN the river 1t Is therefore uncer'
tain when she will resume her place In
the Parkersburg trade.
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PRoBLEMs.-A correspondent sends us
the following:
EDITORS INTELLlaENcER Seeing that
you sometimes insert puzzles and prob.
lens, / submit two.
l. A farmer brings between 800 and
900 eggs to market. If he sells them BY
the dozen there will be one egg left, but
II he sells them by the score (20) there
will be thirteen over. How many eggs
did he bring to market?
Q. To find two numbers, the difference
Of which multiplied with the difference
Of their squares gives 100; and their sum
multiplied by the sum Of their squares
gives $50. What numbers are theseS
april IA, 1871. SUBSCRIBER,
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CONCERT IN SoUru WuEELNe.-A
concert will DO given tomorrow in the
school house connected with St. Paul's
church. We arc not appraised Of the
hour, nor Of the object for which the con.
cert Is given.
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NoTrCE TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-Buy your
wall paper at PAUL Bros. Il Co.'S, and
SAVE FIFTEEN PER CENT. by getting
those wide English goods which are gen
orally superior to American paper; both
IN the quality ofthe paper and the colors
they are printed in-AND SELL FOR THE
SAME PRICE. You will find there the
best assortment in the city-all styles
prices, and qualities.
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CANNOT De HELD-Wo have all along
been under the impression that vote of
our people on tho subscription to the
Pan Handle extension, could be taken on
the 9th inst, 1.-THE Board ofsupervisors
should make the order at their meeting
to-day. We were informed yesterday,
that the law requires thirty days notice
to be given, previous to such elections.
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MEETING OF CoIMITTEEs.-The Com
mittee Of Arrangements and Executive
Committee, appOintedlaSt year to arrange
the prellminarleS for a reunion Of the
Soldiers and Sailors in this State, Eastern
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, in our
city next October, will meet this evening
in the office Of General Kelley, at the
Custom House. A full and prompt at.
tendance Is desired.
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HANCOCK CIRCUIT CoURT.-HancocE
county, in this State, must be a delCcta'
BILE place to reside, We judge so from
the fact that the Circuit Court for that
county which commenced its regular
term last Monday. adjourned Wednesday
morning. Happy people!
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on the Sth
day OF April, 1871, IN cause In ChRncery pend.
Ing IN said Court, wherein Andrew 9. Gll lespie
Aa are cOmplAinGnta and CcceliA Gillespie Il al
are deiendAata, shall on
Saturday, the Goth Day Of May, 1871,
Of i0O'clock 4. T., proceed TO sell Of public auc.
lion, to the highest and best bidder, at the front
door OF tho Court lIOus0 OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described property, that
"A portion Of lot No. III, fronting on the north
sido Of Clay street. between 9Th and 9TH streets,
IN that part RI the city OF Wheeling commonly
known Is Rast Wheeling, bounded rs follows, TO.
witt Beginning a. tho south east corner Of lot
No. III. thence westwATdly, with the limo Of Clay
street. thirty feet Themes With line parallel With
the east line Of sald lot, nOFthwArd eighty feet
and ten inches, thence with 4 line parallel With
Clay street thirty feet TO the east line Of said lot
thence with tho EAST line Of said lot eighty feel
and ten inches 10 tho beginning; the said part Oi
lot fronting thirty feet on Clay street, measuring
nom tho Aoulh east corner thereof. and running
back the depth, Of even width, OF eighty feet and
Idn inches" with all the buildings and Appurte'
nGnceS tlErenLtO belonging.
TRIMS oP SALR-One-thi cAah, and the hal
Nnoa IN 70 and 10 months, the purchaser giving
bond with good security for the deferred install
mgnls, with interest from date; or all cash, Al
HANNIBAL FORBES.
ApI3 Special Commissioner.
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lEoN-PHoSPHoRuS.C ALIsATA.-Th three 6es
TONES, Sklllfully and elegantly combined In an
Amber.colored cordial, beautifully transparent TO
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in CaSwell, Hazard / Co.'S Ferro.Phos.
phorated Elixer Of Calisaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce Royal CalISaya
Bark, and each teAspOOnfnl contains one grain. Of
Iron. Samples furnished fec to the profession.
CASWRLL, HAZARD 4 CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all DrugElSts,
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POLICE CouRT-There were six cases
in the police court, yesterday morning
OF the number fee were for violating the
ordinance against appearing on the streets
in state Of intoxication. The names tc
which the parties responded were Perry
Ogden, John Smith, James Peytou, Chas
Brown and William Smith. They wert
fined one dollar each and costs.
The other case disposed of was that o.
Pethr Airhsrt, charged with disorderly
conduct Tho testimony failed tosustair
the charge fully, and the prisoner was dis.
charged on payment OF the costs.
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NorIcE To HoUsEEEEPERs AND
0rnEw.-You can buy all the new and
elegant styles Of American.made Wall
Papers ut third less than old style En-
glish Papers. Call and see the largest
and cheapest stock in the city. Joseph
Graves, No. "a Monroe street.
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Ghe@telti8sueer.
SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1871.

New Advertisements.
Religious Notice.
Eng. Lutheran Church.
Zane Street N. E. Church.
Re-opening Of German Ev. Lutheran
Church.
Steamer Carrie Brooks.
spectacles 0xtoby s. Dufleld.
Ice Cream Depot.
Real Whitby Jet-C. P. Brown.
Proposals.
twenty-five Live Men Wanted.
Oil Cloths.
Auction Sale Of Liquora
Lard OIL.
Monitor Navy Tobacco.
Starch.
Cedar Psils-M. Reilly.
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New WHARF BoAT.-Yesterday morn
ing a large barge designed for a wharf
boat, was towed to the foot Of Quincy
street, and will have the necessary
changes made to render II what such a
craft should he.
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.FRosr.-We hear that this region was
visited with heavy, white frost, yester.
day morning. The effect on the fruit crop
we fear will be disastrous. although we
did not hear any expression on the subject.
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BOARD OF SuPERvrsORs.-The meeting
OF this Board to-day, will be one Of more
than ordinary interest. The Pan Handle
extension will come up for consideration
and 1t Is believed an opportunity will be
given our people to express their opinion
on the question Of continuing the road to
this city.