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WHEkLlNG, leIember N Il,
~, 50 - PASSENGER tn,
- <uk-HkEwill run by the sInatN,
schedule on and after December NH III
Wheeling time: ~
CINCINNATI EXPRESS
EAsT-LEAyES wEsr-rr,
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at.-..5:0 A. N. daily al -ll;s,
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES
Grafton.-...... 9:55 A. N. Zanosyiu,. a.,
Cumberland2 :i0 p. NJ. Newark. ~ ~
Baltimore..-EfQ Sandusky.. .llU
Wash'n CitylG5o Columbus. NE
New lork.--.5:oO A. N. Cincinuau In
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAvEs wEST-LrAy,
Wheeling SWherhnr
daily af....I:5o p. NJ daily AZ :. s,s
ARRIVES At ARRIyEs Az
Baltimore...-&iOA. N. IZinCsyille Ar
Wash. City~l0O1 Newark .........EU
New York Alb p. NJ. .Columhus.m..iss
'Sunday> eac,V,,,
MAILTRAlN.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LEAyn
eWheeling "Brlair
daily at. lO:S5 p. n. daily atu.-&lOA,
ARRIVES AT ARRIyiS At
Grafton....... 500 A. NJ Newark. 49, ;sSL,
Baltimore. AS T. NJ. SanduSly GOO. tsp,
Washtn City6:O0 Columbus. s1rI 4
New York ....5:dO A. NJ. Cincinnati lETt
Saturdays excepted. "Sunday> cIorgr,
ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEr-LEAyn
eWheeling "Whecling
daily at. 1880 A. NJ. daily at. iFP,
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES Ar
Grafton ....... 4:2i p. N. ZaneSvile.. 80
Parkersb'g. 9:I5 " Newark .... .lr76
Cumberld....l0:0O 4" SanduSky leo,
eSundays excepted. Columbus Ia
SUNDAYS INI'a
Trains on the Main Line make COINS,
lions at Baltimore with trains for PhlAls
phia, New York and Boston. Al Rssr
House, via Washington City, for all Iu.n5
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct cnnn,c
ton at Columbus for all points Wesl an
Northwest.
Tickets 10 all principal points ran L. pro
cured at the ONCE.
JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master OF Transportation, BaltImCr
X. I. DENRlES
Jani General Agent, Wh~lns
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Now is your chance for the best bar
gains in the city in Shoes.
X. PORTER.
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We will put on Cheap Counter this
morning, 100 pair Ladies' Sewed
Morocco Shoes at $3.50.
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A GOOD supply Of rich Ice Cream and
Sherbet every day at Chas. r. Behler's.
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SPRING stock coming. Selling pres
ent goods away below cost for room.
X. PORTER.
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SPRING ingyuns and green's are he
coming plenty in market.
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Davis Sugar Cured Hams.

1--WE TIERCEs OF THE ABOVE EX-
for sale by K. ]. SMYTH,
feb25 Cor. Market and Quincy streets,
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FOR MATAMORAS.

49, THE LIGHT DRAUGHT pas:
Islktt4s enger steamer HOPE, newly
painted and refitted throughout
regular Matamoras and Wheeling pack
ct, Captain d. 8. Williamson, Will leav ,
Wheeling on Tuesday, Thursday and sat
urday, at 10 O'Clock A; M. Leaves r Ma.a-
ut 8 O'clock A. III. For freight or passage
apply on board. Jan1o
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.

OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, tioo''"
DIRECTORS:
sam1 Mcclellan, George AennsL
I. II. Logan, Tho. !. SiIai''
J. II. Hobbs, Michael EeiLI
Louis G. StifeL
THIS COMPANY NOW HANlsp b.'~,
organized five years, and In that tlibsJ b
successful business, In Sill prepN, a.
take risks at fair rates on BUILDING go
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing r.,
lishments, Furniture, SteaInDDas an
goes on the Western Rivers and Lax oc,-
This Company offers superior ID ID 10
ments 70 Farmers, whereby thsy o
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, bAInIrs,J
contents, for three or i've years al rev. .si,s
rates. This being q State Company
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In and surplus Of any company " so s
State and composed OF some nIne =, al,
stockholders, most Of whom are aih ,n,a Nh,
best business men, recommends let -, - mi.
favorable consideration OF the lnsuf.n ST..
Lie, and SELECTS their patronage. hHps Az.
tons for insurance will be proInPyy,
tended TO at their ONCE, No. hob
Street, or at their several agencies 'ni'@
out the State. LIN,
SAML MCCLELLAN, Pre-tdenI
GEO. MENDEL, Vice Presldeh|
e. n. COES, Secretary. TN
B. Q. DICK Assistant Secretary
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PROPOSALS

TUOTOSALS
EOR LEASING THE VALUABLE
IL Building Lot, 30 feet on John street bv
G6 feet on Fourth street, for the erection OF
undersigned until March 18th.
For further particulars inquire of
HENRY A. KNAPP.
GEO. w. STONER.
GEO. T. ZIMMER'
mari-eod Trustees Lutheran Church.
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Go TO Forgey & Clemens for Hats
and Caps.
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LOVE and canal boats, it is said, are
internal transports
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virginia Tobacco.

Al CADDIEs "LEADBETTERs, NAVY
4U rs and rs
"a Caddies aGamble'sn Bright Navy n.
Boxes "Leadbetters" Blk los.
AA Caddies "Arrah-Na-Pogue" Navy Ks.
20 Boxes yellow Jessamine" Bright twist
.'f rs.
"a Caddies Luscious Chew" Twist 81.
10 Boxes ~. NJ Booker's" Bright lbs.
10 apricot" do do
"Corrie Smith do do
KENTUCKY TOBACCO.
Monitor"
"Russell's Banana los and Navy
"Merrimac" Navy lbs.
Premium Bright los.
Premium Bright rs and is.
.F. g." Smoking, IS, rs and lbs.
We have all of the above standard brands
on hand and for sale cheap.
jan3l MAXWELL, TINGLE & co.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court, January Rules,

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court, January Rules,
1871.
Aaron l.. Kraft and Samuel Kraft, partners
doing business under the firm name OF
A. l.. Kraft & Bro,
VS..
L. l.. Fred and J. l.. Fred.
Order Of Attachment. In Debt.
The object OF this suit is to recover Of the
defendants the sum OF three bundled and
seventy-seven dollars and thirty-seven
cents,.wlth interest on two hundred dollars
thereof from the 18th day OF December, 1888,
and on one hundred and seven-seven dol
lars and thirty-seven cents, the residue
thereof, from January 18th, 1863, until paid,
and the costs Of this suit.
An attachment having been issued and
levied upon the property OF the defendants
In this suit, and IL appearing from an affi-
dayit filed in the cause that the defendants,
l.. L. Fred aud j. L. Fred, are non-residents
Of the State Of West Virginia, on motion Of
the plaintiffs, by their attorney, II is ordered
that they do appear here within one month
after the date OF the first publication Of this
order and do what Is necessary to protect
their interests In this cause.
Teste: SAMUEL b. MCCOLLOCH,
Clerk.
L n Conn thy for p1ffs feb2
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Philadelphia 6:IS a. m. l0il a. m ,u.
Tickets to all principal points in -. 10
and west can be procured at iSs RIA Ia
Ticket once, In Mcclure House, and .SE
Station at bridgeport. A4 81 u,
Ohm, FIR. MYERS
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West Virginia Insurance Co.
CAPITAL,
sI65,UUu

CAPITAL, $1,000"
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOW
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, furnilhs
Household Goods, Merchandise aud O''''
In Transit.
DIRECTORS:
jacob Hornbrook, Jacob u. BicKeh
Henry Hartman, Dr. J. &. Hupp
Jonathan Rowley, Edmund bsk"s
X. J.. Smyth, IT,. Campbell
j. Ii. Bristor, =. PragerJ
VIM. Il. GILBERT, Thomas BJy"N'
ID. ID. 4. Farnsworth, VIM. h. Crane
David Billmyer, Joseph shieidH
WIN. X. White, y. Cob, Jr.
]. ii. Duval, u. IA. DIX.
VIM. r.. Stevenson, ALL
90 ONCE over Hartrnans Clothing ~
south side Monroe street, Wheellng, W. W
JACOB HORNBROOk, Pres!hrnA
JACOB NJ. BICkEL, Vice Pf'A"
]. Fl. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
b. Is. McCOLLOCH, Asst Secretary
MARI
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X CRANGLE ]. DALZELL- II. II. ECCLES
THE CITY BA N K

Individual Liability
IS PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL BUS
iness appertaining TO Banking.
Deals in Bills OF Exchange, United states
State and County Bonds, Gold Coin, ana all
Negotiable Securities, at falr rates,
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
facturers, Banks, Bankers, and others, on
all accessible points in the United states
and Canada, -,
Drafts in sums To suit purchasers on all
the principal Cities and Towns In Germany,
Great Britain and Ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed Oh
Special Deposits: ...,..,
DALZELL, Vice President.
f. H. ECCLES, Cashier. IeDi
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TRANSFORMERS
HEMPFIELD RAHR0;
CHANGE OF rImr

Ia q ON AND AFTsp
a".;Sday moftine. IN MA
2lst, $50, the train will leave SSSSNSels.,
go p. NJ w. n RT,nneelins :
noy2 ehIOS
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BuRNETT's COCAINE is the best Hair
dressing.
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WEST VIRGINIA
State Normal School,
FAIRMONT, W. VA.


ITS OBJECT Is the preparation of teach.
ers for Common Schools, High Schools and
Academies, not by special superficialities,
but by thorough scholarship, actual teach
ing and the study OF the philosophy and
methods OF Education.
IT'S MENTAL TRAINING Is cqnally
adapted to those UhO do not intend 10 become
teachers, aiming ut the greatest benefit To
the student In the development OF mental
Bnd moral powers and practical usefulness
in lie.
COURSE OF STUDY includes the Com.
mon Branches the English language I'm all
its departments, the Natural Sciences, the
Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic and
Book Keeping, Vocal and Instrumental
Music, and the Theory and Art Of Teaching.
SESSIONS. The Winter Session will
close March 18th, 1871. and the Spring Ses-
sion will commence April ith, and close
June 23d, 1871.
TUITION IL FREE. Students attending
this school TO be educated AZ teachers pay
no tuition.
Send for Circular.
+. ii. PIERPOST,
feb2 Secretary Of TX. Com.
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Assignee'sN Of appointment

N TIE DIolhIOI OOUhI NT IIII
i United States. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of William ID. Motto.
To tchonn IL may concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
assignee Of the estate Of William ID. Motto,
OF Wheeling, in the county Of Ohio, in said
District, and who was, to wit: on the 18th
day of November, A. ID. 1870, adjudged Bank
rupt upon the petition OF his creditors by
the said Court.
Dated Wheeling, w. Va, the I'd day of
Eehrnary. 1871. i. +. JONES,
fehs-osw Assignee.
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Cleveland 4 PITTSBURGH , ;

e. 60 ON AND Aprro
M1Svember Is lsp, h sS ~.
run as follows: i'ans u
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J.H. Coon, Atty for Plfs.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R, R, On

WHEELING, necember &la
r.. =. -: PASSENGER TR,w.
80 SSk~rfEwi run by the Ginn'..N
schedule on and AFTER December Srb ~
Wheeling time: I'LL M
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22
VINO Gonyn,-A. W. .nro,,

WHO Ok Is GonED?-A- We prnphe.
sed the n'hAr day. tn. Democracy rra
nav clsmoring 'Or the * rntton Of Jrlf
Davis. They blnms the r R.pnbl,crns fur
net hanging him five years Ego. whrn
they were DOING sll hey cnnld to prevent
it. They even attack Mr.. Greeley for
giving hail Tor Davis. although. at the
time. they declared it to be the most
msri'orions act of his life. Ths Citizen.
which is by no means bioo,i,hirsty pa
per. nov cries ont '.fos . sonr apple
tree. for stou, cord and slippery moose
IL declares J q to be "mnrieiaT more
fonI than Cole, mnrr crrei than Miss
Harris. mesnar than MrFarl,nd. MOI,
cowardly than Foster. more decaitful
than Mrs. Fir: he ia numbering the Dem
ocratic party Ave. ,h-rr's the ruh
IL asqnite rxcnsnhl.. ifn,t prsi| worthy,
in Jrf TO attempt the destruction Of his
coun'ry. to ssss.sinate liberty. and 10
-'s've Union prisoners: but to try and
murder the Democratic party is q crime
,Or which there can be no p.llis,on ior
Iorgivhess. in this world or the NIX
A<s Western District Attorney said. in
summing up against a c'iminsl charged
with hsn-siesling. sit is- the gresfs-t
piecs Of moral tnrpsntins That wa. errr
known since the Fills OF Niegus "-y
y Times
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Special Notices.
A Chapter Of Facts.

Space Is valuable in q newspaper. and Ht6
therefore proposed in this advertisements "
condense q variety of facts. important 70 ~
public, into small compass. Those hsls ~
fer to Hostesier's Stomach BistenERkas -.
celebrated medicine Is. and what it viii d.
In the f,st place. then, the article b sssi0J.
l,n,. tonic and Alternative. consisting u . go.
bination Of an absolutely pure spiritioas agsas
with the most valuable medicinal vegssshls
substances that Botanic research has p1ses6 at
the disposal Of the chemist AMI the pAysieiaa.
These ingredients are compounded sith great
care. and in such proportions an 70 psodsosa
preparation which invigorates without eysitirK'
the general system. and tones, ssxsaslss, s1d
controls the stomach. the bovels. The Kvse. so1.
the minor secretive organs.
What this great restorative viil do asse ~
gathered from what il has DONE The asU u
dyspepsia. or any other form Of indigessfb8, d
which it has been persistently sdIinisssssR
without eGecting radical cure, is YET - ~
heard from, and the same NAV be said ofhSl
ions disorders. intermittent fever. nssvots
affections, general debility. consiipstioa, iek
headache, mental disabilities to shieA ~
treble are SO subjected. II pur'6es an tie
finids Of the body. including the blo"d, aud the
gentle stimulus which il imrsrts tn the nervous
system i. not succeeded by the slightest reae-
tion. This is q ch.2ter Of facts ~h,ch readess.
for their own sakes, should mark and sensa-
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u.G Davis Again.

D,vis made another speech at
A,,.n,. "a. ou the 28th ult. in which
he used the following expressions. ~ re-
ported BY the Southern Associated
Prass:
r.,re ws. . good deal Of tslh sboui
.secep,ios the si,nstion." but a. far as
be y =. eonc,snsd he " wonld'".ecept moth
inel' These mi.erable phrases sbou'
"scc.p,ips fhs situation" because onr
rights had been submitted TO the arbi'ra-
men, of ,bs sword and lost. we're the es-
eos.s Of duucss sa,l cowarls. Noone had
.ov rirh, to snhmit the liberties Of peo
n,s ,o the arbhitrsm.nt OF the sword
The representatives Of the southern peo-
ple hal never heen su,ha-izsi to 10 any
thing of the kind A their chief exc
cu,iv.. he had never been so au;hor I'D.
nor dill he ever claim to he. He did not
Ike to be understood ~ advocating r--
s;sfauce. On the contrary. he connsr'e'i
submission to existing laws. lie krew
very we'll t.at the corqneror Was too
powerful to be successfully resisted by the
South. II ws the duty Of G'orgia and
Of other States. to keep slonf from poll
tics. and attend to the development OF
their internal resources. This was ell
that coulh he done at present. IL wss
useless for the South to attempt TO take
= controlling part in tho politics Of the
country. A. matters pog stand. such
Scsion would only d-s-v ths day Of dsli,-
GRANGE. He Was 6rmlv convicted. and
INTENDED to live and die believing that
Georgia and her sister states would again
be prosperous. free and sovereign. Unless
this was again the case. the republic was
a failnre. Bnt there we're q great num-
hers Of freemen 10 the North who symps-
th'z, with us. They wonli never suh
nit to be deprived OF their Liberties. AMI
when they fel, the danger at home they
wonld then need the aid of the South.
Tins bv qnirtlv hol'ing sloof. the Son'h
could become political balance Of pnwr'
en- ,his continent. This drsired result
would he accomplished hv waiting until
they were divided at the North. snd then
it wonld be the policy Of the South to act
with the party having the best candidate
and the best plst 'orm.
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Mosunrsr TO CHLoaoroax The prop.

MoxUMENrr TO CHLoRoFoRx The prop
0si,ion to build monument to the in
ventor Of sr e thetic preparations recalls
a painful episode. A correspondent Of
the Rochester Chronicle. writing from
New York city. says that sbou, twenty
year. ago he met in that city. Dr. Wells
Of Hsrsfssaz-xfm va. s..hr-a- on -hnsiness
connected with hia ai-covery of chloro-
form. which was then attracting great
notice. Alter finishing the dnti.s of the
day. he walked ont in the evening to ace
New York by gas light. anil iuinIged
700 freely in tstronc drink. By midnight
he was arrested for diaorderly conhuc'
and locked mp in ihs Tomhs H. recov
erel his senses before daylight. and fonud
himself the inmste Of a cell. The reac
tion wss 80 great that he determined to
commit snicide. lie opened an artery N
one Of his lsg.. AMI then. hsving a boil"
Of chlorofnrm in his pnckat. he took
enongh to stnpefy his frame. In few
hours he was fonnd stiff and cold. weller
ing in his bI ,od Such was the eni Of
one oft he greatest benefsctors Of his race
The remains were buried in Hartford.
where it is now proposed to honor his
memory with . monument.
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Nor SURPRISING The following no.
tice. from the St. Joseph Herald. an
nsunces the blowout of an individual
who was fast becoming notorious in this
part OF the country. A persistent efror,
had been m made to introduce him to be-
nighted Kansas; and when introduced.
he had been as persistent in his efforts to
rake in the stamps. in payment for his
superior qnali'y of brain-work. Finally.
on his failure to gil one of his appoint
ments here, it was found thst he had
come as far IS Forest City. where be be-
came so beastly drunk that he had to lay
mp. The Herald of jane 15.h. says:
'.The latest ''new departure" Is that OF
the Rev. W. G. Finnev. late editor of the
ST Joseph Union. Ga Tuesday last he
sold ont his boasshold goods at auction,
poeketed the proceeds and "vsmoosed."
leaving-a number Of his creditors to
whistle for their money. Notice il here
by given to sny community in which he
may locate. that he ia . ministerial ss
well a political "desd-beat."
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~ There is q man in Jacksonville.
Illinois. whose daughter is being contin.
nslly crossed in love. and at every "cros.' -
she takes doss Of morphine with suicide
intent. The oil gentleman having pro
vidsl himself with q s,om ,ch- pump.
bests the lovs-stiicken dame every time
-Er
We have a chap in Kansas. who can
hold her 81 even hand at tha. game
We suggest that they marry. and make
. business of committing first class sui
cides in all the principal cities.
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nEMocRaTs GoIEG BACK ON OLD LEAD
ERs JEFF. Davis does not get much con.
ISOLATION even from his colleagues. The
Boston Post gives him . back handler in
the following:
Though it is unnecessary Tor the
Democratic party to pay any special at
tention to these rawlings Of broken. vain
and obstinate man. who has evidently
learned none Of the stern lessons OF de.
feat. yet in so far - unscrupnlous psrti-
ssnship may hope to employ them mis-
chievou-ly for its own selfish advance
ment. regardless Of the peril with which
it would perpetually menace the bes'
hopes and interests Of the country. it is
appropriate for the Democracy every
where to disclsim 81 sympathy whatever
with Jefferson Dsvis. his utterancss. and
the motives that prompt them: anil to
express profound regret that 9 man who
has already led his section into si.ua.
ton from which he rsnnot extricste it.
should still have the etfrontery to sitemp,
its further delosion and degradation. in
stead of wisely acknowledging hopeless
defeat for his destructive experiment. and
advising a willing acceptance of results
which neither he nor ony other individ.
usl can ever expect 10 CONTROL"
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New dsvelopm ants in this case may
soon be expected. AMI thu pnblic feeling
and in,era.t will receive q new stimulus.
We are able to state to our readers that
We have ohtainal knowledge of the f,cr
that Doctor MsdIicott will he put upon
tIial for the murder of his " ife also. The
pnb ;c anibnri,iss have not len idle but
the mos, visil.n, Investigations have been
m ale " ith the view of sscertsiniog whath-
er the su.piciou~ r sting III on b m with
reference to the muTdsr OF his wife are
anyihirg more than suspicions. The de
velnpments have been such that he will
be pm, upon 'ri,l for her murder For
some time past rumors I've been hos,ine g
about to the sffact that Ms. Mehiicou' 5
grave has heen opened. he stomach taken
out and rn' isctea to chemical analysis.
These rnmoIs are not ba cess. and " e
AVE entirely satisfactory iafotms,ion o.
their substantial truth. TIE somsch
has been sn,l, zaa, rni poi; ons similar 20
thos. f"uai in Ruh's sfo,n ,ch have been
discovered Wa cxprcs tn. q pnsSive
denial of these facts viii be made and
viro 'nns .ffnts put fo:th to suppress
them for time. bnt W. hsvs M doubt
Of their iruib. although not at liberty 10
rave,l the means by which they came to
nur knowledge. Tins will demonstra'e
the sccnrrcy Of onr statements.
Oae of the doctors sisters aud a bro
ther in law grn,ieman who married
another of his si>ter--are now ocrupy-
ing his Iooms in this city. in'eniing 10
remsn until after the trial II is untrue.
aswas reparteh. that brother Of Mrs
Msd'icoit mas been here. None Of her
relatives have been here at all Laurence
Standard
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The experiments which sre beiag made
along the line Of our Pacific R,ilrosd tn
test the feasibility Of crss'ins 70 -ests. and
the perm spent culture Of cerssls. are o.
ths highest interest aud Impotence. The
May repor, Of the Indu.tri.I Agent Of the
Kansas Pacific sR,'l~sy Company re-
veals soue moss promisins results thus
far. 1t details ths operstion Of expert
menta, without irrigstios. st three .sv"
raj ssa"cns slcpg the line Of the road. 60
and 100 miles apart. and ct . height
shove the sss Of l 5s6. 9 0l9. and 3 LIS
feet. The results Of plsnr'ng and sowing
Of grasses. grains and trees of vsriou.
kinds. last fsll and during the xinier. sre
gwen. aod it appears that 1t sH Of the
points aeleessd the general snccess hs-
be.n % satisfactory a. could be desired.
The Agent arrives ai the following con-
clusicns:
Experience already warrants the
belief that 10 may grow on the plains.
withont isrig alton
l Lucsrne and other valuable forage
plants.
2 Winter snd spring grains.
3 Trees from seed as far west a. the
100,h meridian. and probably to the
mnnntsins.
ii Expsriments nov 10 progress Justify
the faith that treea from sesds. cuttings
ani yonng plants m Ayst'e grown for tim
he, fns3 an / vta;s furaTt nsYts S,f the