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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-02
The Ell; Latest ties News,
III GENERAL NEWS. Y ~

l "A fire in Troy, Ohio, Tuesday. de.
stroyed about forty thousand dollars
worth Eof property principally covered
by insurance. 4
E-At Cleveland o large cooper shop on
Sterling avenue, together with two or
three adjoining buildings, was destroyed
by fire Wednesday morning. Loss esti,
mated Of from 81, 900 10 SEQ, 600.
The dwelling house Of tho Rev. II A.
McAboy, at Pine township, Pittsbutgh)
together with the entire contents, was To.
tally destroyed by fire Tuesday night,
The house was tnoccupied at the time.
It was evidently the work OF an incen.
diary. '9lg 10 y u EgsA 81 &
{. Sir John A. Med said Iiin New
York, Tuesday,that Canada would be
willing to abandon the fishery rights for II
renewal Of reciprocity treaty, j,
"A strike occurred yesterday at Loril-
lard's extensive tobacco factory, New
York, and the police force in the vicinity
have been increased in anticipation of
trouble. ri'-,iiiHyd tI4
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[ II ,'....s.2 - n 5NEBRAsKA.
The Charges against Gov. Butler and
the Other state Officers. '''a'

".
A Tribune special from Lincoln says
the Legislature Of Nebraska eonYened
yesterday at 3P. NJ, and at, p, N. a Joint
committee Of both Houses assembled TO
hear the report Of the Investigating com
mittee on the charges OF corruption against
Gov. Butler and other State officers The
committee reported that from sworn tesEi-
mony taken by them II was proved that.
GOV. Butler, Senator Kennard and other
State officials had been guilty Of corrupt
and criminal practices. Gov. Butler sent
in message protesting against the mani
ner Of procedure by the investigating
committee and asking that q new com.
mittee be appointed. The Impeachment
resolution against Gov. Butler Is made the
special order for ten o'clock "a. day. There
Is little doubt but that tho House VIII vote
for impeachment. rs held by high
legal authority that upon. the impeach.l
ment articles being presented to the Sem
ate, the Governor will be suspended, as
the State Constitution Is explicit on this
point. The excitement Is running high
A fire OF Hastings, Minnesota, last night,
destroyed three business blocks!' Loss
fifty thousand dollars. Little insurance.
No particulars, Ia, - il-.E' .sl'-lh ylt }
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CLEvR1ASDI
CLEVELAND, MarcI

SAhNtSbhhNb1 NAulCu !,
Tho case of Thomas Dowlin o.. Sec.
ond National Bank was decided to-day in
favor Of the plaintiff. ,Dowlin sued 10 70.
cover / ten thousand dollars inl United
States bonds depositedas % aspecial deposit
with the cashier OF the bank, May 1st,
1860, which bonds were said BY the Off.
GERS Of the bank TO have been appropria.
ted by the cashier, who Subsequently be.
came q defaulter and committed suicide.
Defendant did not deny tho loss but tc-
fused TO acknowledge liabilities for this
transaction Of the cashier. The Jury
brought In asverdlct for tho plaintiff for
the amount asked for, with interest from
the time tie bonds were deposited.
The election Of Directors Of the Clevo.
lane, Columbus, Cincinnati and Ihdimas
polls Railroad took place In this city To.
day. Tho old Board was reelected with
two exception. Horace F. Clark and
Augustus SchnCll Of New York werc
elected In place Of ]. Il. Wade and Still.
man Will Of Cleveland. Oscar Town.
send was reelected President and the
other officers Of the road will DO the same
as last year Asa ~ i1a llamagi.ao3g 20
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! Now York DTylioods lliarket. !

Tho feature Of the trade to-day Is the
decline in the price o. printed caiic6s.
We. quote the following rs the changes
made by the agents: Gloucester Ifaneies
and shirtings 10tc; cambrlcs and mourn-
ings lOc; Manchester 10ic; Garners lOc;
Amoskeag SIC; .Arnolds Ste; Occidental
10c; Sppgpe,s fancies l0i; do dark styles,
palms, blues and puppies, trocks, i0ic;
Blacks sllirtings and solids '10c; Parks
lie. While the above are allthei changes
made by the agents, with the exception
Of Pacific; Merrimac, Cocheco aud
Hamilton, all uGlncies are nevertheless
being jobbed at half off Of last Saturdays
quotations, Agawam brown sheetings
arc changed from 0ic 10 9e, but otherwise
the market Is unchanged, and the above
reduction has failed to stimulate the trade
to any degree of activity 81 =. sof
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.nCIN0MNATI.
u aaAHorrlble Death.

CINCINNATI, March H.
II. ], Barry government store.keeper
at. at.Heischman's distiIlcry, at sedanville,
fell into a tub of boiling hot water to-day
and was scalded to death. How the &c.
oident occurred Is unknown. He had
been In the tub about two hours when
discOveredaia9 y yod rgp1tE
The total collections Of revenue in tho
first and second Ohio districts for Feb
ruary was $4f2, 900. i'iv .,ital, he w
Tho following officers were elected for
the Ohio Dental College for the enstiing
year: W. H. Goddard, Louisville, Presi.
dent r, 8. Evans, Toledo, first Vice Presl.
dentt jas Leslle, Cincinnhh, second Vice
President,
Tho large kcg factory attached to tho
powder mill near Yellow Springs, Ohio,
was burned to-day. pIiiisM 'f3S1i H1'i
The Mississippi Valley Dental AsSocia.
ton convened here to-day; W. II. Nor.
gan, Of Tenn, III the chaif,, . Z. = n ,.' 81
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EAM1sIING FRANCE.
movements fol, Her Relief. Y

6EWuNCHhEhts AVts AAOA AeoAASA' II y
= = NEW YoRK, March l.
New York is mot much behind San
Francisco in the subscriptions to. relieve
the suffering in France. They already
foot up 100000, Of which the Chamber
of Commerce Committee COLLECTED $685.
800, the Produce Exchange Committee
$4,000, and the Citizens Committee
$4,000. The store ship Supply com.
pletes loading her cargo Of provisions at
noon to-day. She now only awaits the
order from Washington to set sail to.
morrow for uayre1 She has. on board
about 5000 barrels Of flour, o quantity'of
salt beetga humberIof cases Of presefSed
meats, and bags OF dried pea, beans,
grain &c. The Committee will send an.
other ship about the 18th loaded with
provisions now collecting. The sloop Of
war Saratoga will probably be placed at
the disposal Of tho Committee. The fri.
gate Wotcesteta sails to-day for Havre
from Boston. More than 5000 barrels
will be sent by National vessels, besides
a quantity dispatched on merchant
ships. The next vessels are 70 carry
grain, II the farmers Of the country
promptly respond 10 the appeal made
upon their benevolent feelings. Grain is
moro needed, If anything, than flour. ryN
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NEW YoRK, March I

~ n - b. ] n.y.. Va. Mama D
NEW YORK, March l.
A special dispatch from Steubenyille
Ohio, says that on the Pan Handle route
yesterday morning, as the 1880 A. NJ. train
IRON Pittsburgh was near Mansfield the
axletrecJ broke underthe second passenger
coach, and precipitated the coaches
crowded with passengers-down an en-.
banknent turning over and breaking to
pieces, and severely injuring several pms.
sengcrs. In anlinstant tho cars were in
flames, but through the efforts OF the con-
ductor the passengers were got out with.
out serious burns, with the exception . oi
Mrs. Winfield Scott, of Steubenyille. She
Is not expected TO recover. The brake
man on this. car, Geo. Lowe, was badly
cut in the lead and has since died, Wes,
ton, the pedestrian, was slightly bruised
in his right leg Many o.. the passengers
in this car lost their baggage, hats, coats,
and bonnets. The train also had two o.
the Pullman sleeping cars, one OF which
LEFT New York at nine o'clock on
Monday morning. These cars both ran
offthe track, and were entirely consumed.
but the passengers were saved without In
Jury. The co6dnctors and porters of the
sleeping cars, instead of trying to assist
the passengers from the burning wreck,
worked with eager haste to rescue more
n ~. rak nt.Hn
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NEW YORK CITY

a,s fa NEW YoRK, March La,
The fire commissioners In Brooklyn d.
rected their counsel yesterday to begin
proceedings against about one hundred
persons, who have erected unsafe brick
and frame buildings. 1il 'lHiIsqGi ia s'aL
The Methodist Book Concern Commit
tee have adjourned until the Goth inst.
The Committee have failed to select ex-i
perts to examine into the affairs of the
Concern. ria.tt4 % nfr es.t 7..ir bra ra, .e
Adesperate fight occurred this morn
ing between the notorious bruiser, Sam
Colyer, and Billy Edwards, Both
men were severely punished, and after
they. had beaten each other to their hearts
content, tho rutllans ruff y who had gathered in
= .
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Ohio legislature

/ Il.H .l-I 'UuI- COLUMBUS, March ]. \.
A bill has passed the Senate 70 provide
for the safety Of travellers on Ohio rail
ways. o 1t provides that oil lpassenger cars
shall beprovided with.a flexible bridge,or
apron attached 10 Tie platform Of the
cars. The House to-day, agreed TO the
Senate amendment to the bill reducing
the real estate valuation OF Ohio, and tho
same became q law. 1t authorizes the
Board of Equalization to reduce the yalua.
Several members Of tho Indiana Legis.
lature are in the city to-day, and tonight
will attend q banquet rendered them by
the Democratic members Of the, Ohio
Legislature. In .igF's 1f95IOa slb15
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Cincinnati Market.
q! Hpa' CISctsSArt. March
CorroN-Qulct and unchanged.
ELouR-Dull; al 90 50aB 90. ''t'"

CorroN--Qulct and unchanged. ~" y,
/ FLouR-Dull; al 80 50a8 %. ''i'' ~, n.
J GRAIN-Wheat, unchanged. Corn, dull
and dropping, at 55a56c, Rye, unchang.
Cd. Oats, quiet at 50ae0c, Barley, ul-
changed. 1p ".," ''' .S
GsooERiEs-CoiI Arm. Sugar,
steady. Molasses, steady. .a
0ns-unchanged. a.. .7,.
EGGs-Firtn Of 29a93c., ~, Lad '.'9 r.'
BUTTRR-scarce and firm, Of 2Ga30c,
N CHEEsR--16a16c. -,
3 sREDs-u Unchanged. ,Ei. ..
.g PRoyTsroEs- Pork, dull and drooplngi
$21 75 asked, Lard, quiet and tnchang'
ed, Bulk meats, dull and dropping;
shoulders Sc; sides 10c, 10ta109 asked,
quarter less offered. Bacon, dull and
dropping, sales 160 hhds shoulders 9tCi
aides 114a11Ic Tor clear rib and clear,
.Hoas-Dull and unchanged. I, "
w oATTIR-Dull and dropping at s %
y TosSsooo Ss Good demand; 'iugs7 gAsis,
" .winsKY-7Dull and unchanged, H.. iA..i y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-02

The monthly debt statement made
public yesterday by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, shows q decrease in tho debt
during February, short month, amount7
ing to $7,S17O6O. The decrease since
March 1,,1s7O, is $l176loGSO, and since
March /, 1860, is $sOt,7544ls. wa. foagl
This is Mr. BouTwELL's monument and
IT is getting to be pretty tall one o!,.ma
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GheGttettigetlrl;tlier:. gll;l
nt-.Lt-L-.L-
FRANCE,

Tie occupation of Paris by the Ger.
man troops began yesterday, AS far as
reported no violence was offered. The
Assembly at Bordeaux ntfed the pre-
liminaries of peace entered into by
TAERs and FAyRE, and passed a rcsolu.
tion dccreeing the end Of the Empire and
denouncing NAroLEoN as the author Of
the present misfortunes of France. ,,..
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Arrival of More Released Fonians.
.s.tO afua NEW YoRK, March /,


The steamer parthla arrived In Boston,
Sunday. She brought three more 70.
leased Fcnians, Vim, M, LomaSney, Nor.
timer O'Moriarty and Michael sheeky.
They seem deslrous that no excitement
shall 10 occasloned by their arrival.
Lomasney was sentenced 10 twelve years
penal service at Cork; 0'Morarity TO
iileen years at Reny Asaizes, and S6eeky
10 twenty years al Neah. They refused
toaecept their discharge on any Condi.
dltIon, and wero sent to Liverpool, where
ai(er being placed on board tho steamer,
their oardons, together with o shilling for
each, were thrown aler them. 'ThOlre
leased prisoners would not take these bRf!
dons. They consider that they have re.
ceIyed their release Internationally,
Lomasney intends to test the case by 90.
inE 10 Halifax. .,,,l .r .t...f,........
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SAN FRANCISCO. +
.Anniversary..A niE Under.aElnE. I !.

: SAN F1lANc1sco, February %! .
The anniversary Of the arrival Of the
steamship California, twenty years ago, Is
being celebrated by, her passengers this
evening. She still runs on this coast, "
.. Col Won Schmidt isengaged in perfect.
ing plans for machinery by which he ex.
pects TO drill o tunnel five miles through
the Sierra Nevada at the rate Of o mile In
ninety days, and bring the waters Of Lake
Blglcr to Sacramento and San francisco
Ho will commence work this summer il
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PlTTsBuRan, March /

Weather clear and pleasant. The Mo.
nongahelai Is 11feet 3iinches, and falling.
Both rivers aretalling above. Arrived,
BriIle, from Cincinnati. Departed-The
packets, and W. F, Curtis, for Nashville
Six steamers with 577,0O0 bushels Of coal
Tor Cincinnati, and seven with 81, 900, for
Louisville, will have left by noon to;mor!
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Hotel Batned at Jefferson Cityy}
sr, Louls, March /.

ST. LOUIS, March l. F
sohmldts hotel at Jefferson City, was
entirely destroyed by freA four O'clock
this morning. The building and furniture
are valued at one hundred thousand dol.
lAn The furniture was oil saved, The
insurance on the building is forty thot1sand
dollas, and on tho furniture eight thod.
sand
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Il Chicago Market.
ig9Yips l9.l1a5sC CHICAGO, March /.
EInffR-Dnll nnLlmnnhnnCad. 4 -

FLoUR-Dull andupchanged. ID srg
GRAINTWbeat-No. 9 spring Chicago
closed quiet at 81 23ta1 s43i this r. NJ,
quiet and unchanged. Corn-No. 3 mix
ed, active; closed firm at 5O4c, cash; this
PM, dull. 0ats-No. 9, quiet and fe
higher; closed steady at 4O!c. Rye-Noy
., dull at SOC. Barlcy-Firmer; No. .
spring, SOc..
,H0Gs-Dressed hogs, dull at saStc;
Live hogs, quiet ut 81 0Oa7 90. -
CATTIE-Quiet At 54aGtc for good to
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Later.-oOv. BnlIer ImpeacAed.
M u OMAnA, Mnrch 1.

The resolution lmpeachlng David But.
ler, Governor Of Nebraska, was passed by
Tho House today by avote Of 81 tot. 4
Committee Of Eve were appointed 10 pre-.
nAre charges. ---M
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Philadeiphia Market.

T PHILADELPHIA, March /.
FLouR-ohio, and Indiana 90 50a7 co.
I ,GrAN-Wheat firm: red western 81 90
a1 %. Rye 81 10. Corn firm; yellow
soc; mixed 77a7sc. Oats quiet and un.
changed! tBag 3ai 0aLfu sh ..l! .
0ILs-Petroleum, crude 1Sic' refined
24sa244c.
sWIIIsKY-unchanged. MOI nln.. "
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baltimore Market.

FLouR-Flrm and unchanged. , 81!
GRAiN-Whcat firm and unchanged
Corn-yellOw boulhetn at 7SaS0ci white
s2aSac. Oats 5gAO0c. ',' 'S9-.ts ~,
Provisions and whisky unchanged.
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River 3 and weather.
CNcrNNAT1,, March /.

The river is thirty.five feet, and station.
ary, with 81 feet bridge space. Arrived A
Messenger, Mollie Moore and Liberty No.
4, from New Orleans; Wauanita and En-
peror, from Pittsburgh. Departed-Doye
No. 3, for Kentucky River; Sam. J. Hale,
for Memphis; Charmer, for Evansville; R.
Q. Gray, for tho Arkansas River; Waua-
nlta, for New Orleans; Mollie Moore, for
Pittsburgh. Weather clear and spring
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TtE worst fooled thief iop record l. a
Mississippi chap, who, the other day, slolO
the heaviest cafpet,bag lie could find In
tho depot, and Ailer carrying Il five miles
opened II and found Tie contents 10 be u
half hundred d Bible. y. -.mmlr
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The Ohio county members of the Leg
iglature, will soon return from the sceue
Of their many triumphs in, the several
fields where they haye distinguished them
selves, 70 the bosom Of au admiring con-
stiluepcy, How would it do to get out u
br'lss bapd and that old swivel the boys
had on the bill on tho 22d2 OH Ia ,,iJ
Lot tho conQuCring heroes come,
Sound tho bazoo, beat the drum " '"i
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River Division.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

MM Nh
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
L run by the following schedule on and AFTER
December e6th, 1870, Wheeling time:
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THR next popular movement In Epg.
land will probably be the dlSostabllshrnent
OF the national church. ...I..,,'...l
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TUESDAYS ACCIDENT ON THE
DPAN HANDLE RAILR0AD.i iGj

A Serious Anair--One Life Lost, and
Probably Another-.-Sleeping Cars
Burned..Narrow Escape Of Passen.
gers---The Railroad Officers Cen.
Sured. - ...
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'aMRs. PARFiNGToN has heard Of the
"Omnibus Appropriation BilI3o and she
wahtsto Know what the connttyis coming
to when even tlis Omnibus Companies
turn tobcHl6bsters" at1washlngton and
join the land sharks iii deHouahg the
ffeasurvfr fr y1b .9ilmr79 ToH .b1Tgis
THE "High Old Joint, Commission" i
what they call It now down at Washing;
ton. .,.,,.-.l..r
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Z - q
United states ss Of 1881, coupons. - IA.
Fiye.tWentiee (i669 1i2H
Five-twenties Qe64l. ... RI. .!....s.......ll2G
Five-twenttes C969 .,....lHo %
Fiyetwenties (le66) new.
Eiye-tEenaes ESSQ .';.iii1
Teh'tortie4. ...,.....".l.........., .".!.'!vyh
Currency Gs...:v .........:,r;.''.
ysrATR SRcURrrIEs.-Missouris, o.; Ten
nGssees,i old, 639; new, Gk Virginia, new,
60i; DID, GO; North Carolinas, old, b4SI;
now, %. gH11l.l0 InHi la2g'gDusA 3-ur,
, 4STocKs-Western Union Telegraph 52s;
Adams Express, COT; Wells, Fargo q Co.,
4aAmerioan AT; United States 4S; Pa.
cifc Mai, AT; New York Central, 06j; do
scrip, 92E; Erie, Get; Harlem, :12Gi; Read
ing; 99k; Michigan Central, iii; CleyC.
land g. Pittsburgh, 1895 Northwestern,
7St; do preferred, 90t; Rock Island, 110i;
New. Jersey Central, 1089; St Paul, 63a;
do preferred, 20; Wabash 54s; do pro
ferred, 7Gt Fort Wayne, 95E Terrc
Haute, 294; Chicago and Alton, 118i; Ohio
and Mississippi, Act; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, 83i; Burlington and
Quincy, ,152; Lake Shore, 9st; Illinois
Central, 1881. a H'r Boo. gIYg
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FINANCIAL
.-,.t>Iti-sSSt-~ss---,--. ~ . -
HIRsT NATIONAL BANK
5o.a.oF WHEELING. ~ .E
United States Depository.
capItaI."....."......'.'.."S2 $3.50, 900.

A general Banking, Exchange and Collection
Certificates Of Deposit issued and Interest paid
thereon. " .a.iEI -u.t
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO sult. =
New Fractional Currency and ], 2, > and DC coin
always on hand for the accommodation Of the
public. .Il
ers and others solicited. ~
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TnE pEoPLE's .BANK..g
JOSIAH +. UpDEGRAFF, CASH.. myS

THE CITY BANK, BELLAlRE, o.
L once, on Water s., opposite Central Block.
on deposit and pays interest on special deposits;
discounts notes and bills; deals In Exchange,
Coupons and National, State and local securities.
Tic rRoMrTIsr ATTENTION oTyEN TO coLLEc'
Tt0Ns on BELIA11lE AND ITS VICINITY. The cor.
respondenco Of Banks, Bankers and Others hay.
Ing business at this point Is solicited.
DREcroRa-A. W. Anderson, Isaac Booth, A.
o. MellOtt, A. P. Tallman, John 7. Mercer, @. O.
A. W. ANDERSON, Pres't.
A. p. TALLlfAN, Cashier 13d feb6
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Lot tho cpnQuCrlpg heroes come,
Sound tho bazoo, beat the drum
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-22
AS .sa5atratDG'a sake.

--1r - = UEnIHY GIVEN, THAT N
r.~l,rc. au order = the District Court
d.. . Taia1 =. .5ir1 E-tri-: in AID FIR the
49,. vol isn-ese5il. state Of Nevada, made on
Tn. an Jay ~ su-uSt- 1874, in the matter of the
f,-ste of \. Z WILDS. deceased, lhe nnler=ign-
+. administrator Of said estate. VIII sell 1T pub
lee a .rfisn. or private sale. 90 suit purchases, to
he highest bidder, for cash in god coli, in one
r.ro.I, subject to continuation Ivy said Distict
: II {. on SATURDAY, the 81 day Of ScrttnOef,
III. ~ Il O. clock Nj, at Fish Lake Valley, in
s.it UNITY, all the right, tide and Interest Of
srfF deceased. at tie time Of his death. and all
tvf right, tit lie and Interest that TIE said estate
- hy operati2n # lew IT otherwise. acquired
other than or in addition to That nf sad deceased.
IF rheiinle Of his death, in and to an undivided
one hal. of that certain rarch, lying and beng
siruafe in Fish l AXE Valley. in said county, and
known as the I" Lake Rtnch,' containing 20
acres. formerly owned ard occr pied by NLlds ind
Moore
Terms and conditions Of sale cash down.
J.. II. WIIDS, Administrator.
Aurora, New arg %, ISL seI-aw
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BOOKS and STATIONERY.

vvHE REASONS FOR BUYING BOOKS AND
STATIONERY from Us, rather tlnA going TO
New York, are-
TTEsT-we MANTFACTUEE very largely NJ
goods exactly iteI go your wants, aLd which
YOU cannot obtain elsewhere.
SEC0ND-We BUY and SELL. importing iron
Eastern and European manufacturers, upon such
terms IS make it to yuur interest TO come to IL
rather than 20 10 New York.
Your orders are respectfully solicited, ~sati5fac
tiyn guaranteed. Very respectfully,
a. l.. BANCROFT & c.,
feI1-Gm SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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dissolution Nel.ce.

vyRD CO-PARTNERSHIp HERETOFORE EX-
lSTGNG he ween ana under the name Of
WALKER Il BETTINGER, in the Hotel business.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Fliah
Walker viii pay all debts agains: and collect all
debts due said firm.
J.. WALKER.
GEO. BETIINGER,
Carson, Sept 1, ISL.
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THE Y. & T. T. L. CO. ARE ANXIOUS To
l take due pfecauti0n against accidents and
l.ss Of life resulting from the running Of Their
trains; aud they take this method Of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children playing about
saeIr cars ana locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Company find It impossible 10
PERSUADE boys, who frequent the ternIni and STOP
pig places II the read from climbing urll t!c
cars and engines; and they VIII feel thaT.rl.u>
Obliged to resort 70 more decided measures if these
ann0yauces are continued. Recent accidents.
which are wholly ascribahie to the carelessHess Of
plrsoEs ia jumping on and of the cars when IN
motion. should he warning enough in themselves.
II II. NEEINGION, Superintendent.
AngnT IS, 1870. #
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After paving the expenses # the enterprise and
making the distribution Of the gifts, the balance
II the proceeds arising from the sale Of tickets
Will lie appropriated l. the establishment If a
FREE LIBRARY in Louisville, to be called the
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Marriage and CelibacJ-
Essay. fer Young Men, CT great So,
CI,L, EVILS and BUSES, which interfere with
MuRRIAGF-with sure means Of relief for the
Er,Ing and Unfortunate, diseased and delilitate,
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Addres
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. = s. Ninth St,
Philadelphia, Pa. oc-S-ti