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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
Protestant Episcopal Hoard of Mis-
slOhS.

New YoRK, December 1i.-At the an
niyersary meeting Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Board Of Missions last evening, DR..
Haiglt announced that the meeting would
also be considered as for the special ben.
Ell of the Indian Mission. Rev. Hinman
detailed his fourteen years missionary ex.
perlence among the Dakota Indians, and
made A plea for the theory Of Christianity
ns the best means of Civilizing the red
man and asked for money TO aid in the
work. The Bishop Of Oregon spoke Of
the missionary labors among the Chinese
Addresses we're also delivered by Bishops
Tuttlc, of Montana, and Clarkson, Of the
Nebraska and Dakota Mission.
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY, December 1t.-Tet.
tiers received here yesterday and to-day
from capitalists In England, express grave
apprchenslons Of n civil war in Utah be.
tween the Mormons and Genties, and the
probability Of the Indians OF Wyoming
and Arizona Joining the MormOns and
driving out the miners. In answer to this
such apprcnonsiOns are totally unfoundGd
Never was possibility Of conflict more
remote. The idea OF tho Indians from
any quarter interfering against the govern.
ment to drive out the miners is absurd In
the extreme, The authority of the
Government here Is supreme and
acknowledged by all classes and creeds.
All MOrmOns yield obedience 10 the pro.
cess tho U. s. Courts. Peace and good
order prevails everywhere, and IN no part
Of the United States Is there now more
security for life and property.
The miners Of the Dry Cannon Ophier
mining district, in mass meeting, passed a
series ofresOlutons denOuncihg the jump.
crs and the setting up Of pretended titles
against well known and developed claims,
recommending all honest controversies
To the arbitration of the miners in tic dis.
trict.
Raids were made by the police on the
the houses of ill.lamG, and some twenty
men and women were arrested. Some Of
them were fined 800, and an appeal was
taken TO the U. s. Court. One hotel was
entered, the proprietOrs arrested and paid
q fine.
The weather Is moderate. The roads
TO the mining districts are all open. The
mining news is highly encouraging.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. lin the Wharton
case PROT. Aiken detailed his analysis and
tests for arsenic in tho stomach OF
Ketcham. None was found, but sufficient
suphate Of antimOny was discovered Ia
make fully go grains OF tarter emetlc
The witness also testified to finding 10 To
l9 grains tarter emetic in the sediment Of
n tnmbler taken from the house Of Mrs
Wharton. lie was rigidly cross'examined
but his testimony was mistaken
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
Eirn In PHILADELPHIA.

PmbApELpHrA, Dec. 1t.-Thc explo
sion Of coal oil lamp caused fire last
night in dwelling on Perth sareet
above Parish, in which the body Of a man
who had died of smallpox was consumed:
A mother and three children we're burned
out of house and home, and the nGighbors
would not give them shelter for lear o.
The infection. They were subsequently
conveyed to the station house.
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n,n,nl Mnrdet at Ynnklnn.

YANKToN, Dec. 1l.-A colorcd man,
named Louis Jones, cook at Doyle's sa.
loon, was murdered in his own house last
night by Burns Smith, harness maker
Smiths mistress, who Is common prosti.
tutc, claimed to have been insulted by
Jones, and demanded that the insult be
avenged by Smith, who theredpon went
to Jones house, called him out Of bed, and
beat him to death with stick Of wood.
The citizens are much excited over the
affair, as Jones was known rs a quiet and
inofTensiyo man. Smith Ia In custody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
BosTON.

BosToN, December 11.-Gaston was re-
elected Mayor by nearly 1900 majority
The vote stood. CASTOR, Democratic, and
citizens candidate, $500; Newton Talbot
Nepublican candidate, 6,157
The Grand Duke Alexis gave n private
banquet this evening to some twenty-five
gentlemen, including Gov. Clallin and
Mayor CASTOR. ...... ....,
Cieo. W. Palmer, a well.known electri
cal inslruction.maker, was killed thi:
morning by falling down stairs, Ills resi-
dence was on Church street.
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PITTsBURGiI.
New Morning Paper..-The Quarrel
with the II. Il u. Il. Il.

New Morning PapersssThe quarrel
with the II. 4 U. Il. Il.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 1.-THE Morning
Mail, a new penny paper, made its first
appearance this morning.
A committee OF The Coke importers
Association having conferred with the
executive officers Of the u. & o. X. Il. re-
lative to the excessive rates Of freight pro
posed to be charged on coke, which Is the
main local interest Of the COnnellsville
Railroad, have reported that those officers
insist on The advance to meet the interest
to equip the road. A resolution wv
adopted 10 confer with the officers Of tbt
Pennsylvania Railroad relative to extend
ing tho Grecnsburg branch Of that road Ia
the mines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
Ilospitalities Of Milwaukee TCn-
JeTed Alexis.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 1l.-It being under.
stood that the Ilrand Duke Alexis would
probably visit Milwaukee in his contem
plated western tour, 4 meeting OF tho
Common Council was held this evening.
when II was decided to tender the hospi-
talities Of the city to his Imperial High
ness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
The Mexican Revolution.s..opera.
tiOns on the Northern Frontier.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 1i,-A special dis
patch from Matamoras, Mexico, says that
ii Is understood that the surrender Of
Saltllo, with all the government troops,
arms and ammunition, has been annolinC.
ed by Gen. Trovino, commander of the
Rev0lutionists, while another rebel lead.
er, Gen. Quiroga, Is marching on Mier,
constantly adding to his strength, with.
out any opposition from the forces Of Jua-
rez COrtinas had arrived at Matamoras
with 100 men. Ills arrival has created
apprehensions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
MupicrpaI Election.

WORCESTER, MASS, December 1.-The
most exciting municipal election known
here for years was held today, resulting
in the election Of George +. Very, the
citizens candidate for Mayor, by vote Of
3,Oit to ,423 for George Compton, the
regular Republican candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 1.-THE Catholic
Union, u new organization established for
atlording sympathy and aid to the poor,
held a large meeting last evening, at
which addresses were delivered by j. +.
Dovlin, Judges McCann and Quinn, who
strongly denounced the International As
sOCiatiOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
DARN FOR sALRt
Valuable Gardeningy Coal and Farm
Ing Lands, In Belmont Co., O.

Theproperty belonging to the heirs Of Matthew
NlchOl, deceased, situated on the National Road,
four miles west Of the city OF Wheeling, contain.
Ing 3li u acrea, IL offered for Iae on reasonable
terms, and II desired will bO divided Into tracts
~ follows, via:
No. I. Tho "HOmeBtOAd property" containing
about GS acres, ON which Is u good two. story
Dwelling House, beautifully located few rods
from tho National Road, with all necessary out
buildings; also, u good Orchard, This tract is
well adapted for DAIRY.
No. .. The well known "9tonO Tavern" house,
with good Barn and extensive Stabllng, with
about 50 acres Ofland attached, - acres OfwhiCh
IA extra bottom, suitable for gardening purposes.
This Is one Of the best locations on tho National
Road for doing hotel and stock dealing busI'
ness,
No. 3. Contains about 30 acres, on which there
IsA good frame DWELLING also, Coal Bank In
wOrEing order.
No. L. Contains about IS acres Of choice bot.
tom gardening land, lying between tho National
Road and Wheeling Creek, which will DO sold In
tracts to suit purchasers.
No. 8. South Of Wheeling Creek and adjoining
the above lands, containing about IL acres, II OF
which Is creek bottom, and the balance good up
land.
All the uplands are well tImbered, and under.
laid wlthR ...f
Six Foot Vein of Excellent GOAL,
Cropping out ut tho most accessible points.
pi0pOptiOns for The whole or any part Of the
above described property may bG made TO the
undersigned, and II not disposed of before
FRIDAY, theSOh day OF December, 1871,
it will be offered at PuBLIcsALE on that day,
on tho premises.
Terms made known by applcationto
DAVID BROWN.
st. ClaIrsvllle, o.
or, THOS. J. BLAIR,
decG Wheeling VIVA.
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GhtGnteltia
The Cultivation of PeSllIence as q
Fine Art.

Three new cases Of smallpox were do
veloped in the city yesterday, There be
ing no public hospital to which smallpox
patients can be removed, they must re.
main in the houses and among the lami
lies where they arc taken sick. Now, We
beg leave to suggest to the "gathered
wisdom" which will assemble In the city
building this evening, whether this meth.
cd Of dealing with small pOx has not
been practiced about long enough, Is
1t wise to handle q contagious dis.
ease SO loathsome and dangerous in
this slip-shod way-lGaViRg the patients
scattered over the city where the chances
of spreading tho contagion arc multiplied
in ratio Of progression This is the
way Pittsburgh managed the smallpox
for o month or two. Likewise Steuben.
vile. II Wheeling wants to bG sCourged
as they have been, our Council should by
all means follow the idlotic example set
by the councils of those cities in neglect
ing to provide hospital accommodation
till the disease had become widely spread
and firmly established. Then such pro.
vision will be quite unnecessary,
The value of smallpox hospital con.
slsts in having 1t at the right time-when
the cases are iew and can all be removed
to il. Handling smallpox Is like dealing
withA fire 1t is the small beginnings
that need attention. A bucket of water at
the right time Is worth more than dozen
steam fire engines at the wrong time A
house where II dozen smallpox patients
Can be isolated at tho right time-a house
costing a few hundred dOllars-may save
a whole city from being scourged, with
loss Of lie, of actual outlay and Of business
that could not beORlculated.
Cannot our Councllmen understand
that the poorest economy in the world Is
that which imperils the public health
And cannot they see that tho present
system Of furnishing guards and nurses
for each house where there may be a
smallpox patient, and Of subsisting each
family shut up In such houses, costs much
more than to take care Of these patients
in hospitalY While the spread of con.
tagion and consequent increase of expense
nr0 greatly encouraged by the former
method, and would be much diminished
by the latterH
Unless the Council soon takes some
measures to prevent further
spread of smallpox In this city, we shall
begin to share tho conviction that Is
rapidly taking hold of tho public mind
here, that about q dozen tlrst.class cases
of the disease among CounClmen would
be OF great advantage to tho city about
this time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
The weather To-day.
OYPicE or TIM CHIBP siONAL OrYfCER,
WARRINGTON, y. O., Dec. ii-7:3O P. y.
puntl utfI ITTRu

The area of the lowest pressure will
probably move eastward over Pennsyl
vania and New England. That of the
highest barometer will be westward
with clear md pleasant weather from
Virginia to Illinois, and southwark cloudy
weather will continue, possibly with snow
or rain, on Lake Ontario, where brisk but
not necessarily dangerous winds are posi-
bic for tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.
ISLAND Ions FOIa sALE.

Having sold all tho lots offered al $500 each
except two, now Offer ten lots fronting on TIT
east side Of Rim and Chestnut streets and ex
tending TO the river. Price from S5O0 TO- N,OW
each, according TO eiEe and location, Terms
one.iourth cash, residue In equal instAlmonts a
JNO, P. GILCHRIsT,
aug4l At Top NH,
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Ku.KIux Tragedy in Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, December 1l.-At Washing.
ton, Hampstead countyon tho night Of the
9th, Willis Tremble, a Colored shoemaker,
was shot and killed by M unknown pnrty.
lie was walking along the streets, when
reaching back alley, was overtaken by
two unknown persons, one of whom fired
at and killed Tremble. The two strangers
then mounted and rode away. The
Sheriff and a posse Of eight men followed
the strangers and come on them six miles
from Washington, in nm old Outhouse.
Upon the approach of the posse the lights
in the house were extinguished, and firing
commenced, about one hundred shots
were fired. The strangers escaped, afler
having wounded one Of the posse severely.
One horse, one double.barreled shot gun,
a pair Of saddle bags, md a blanket, were
captured and brought in. Another party
numbering about dozen, wAs sent out in
pursuit of the supposed murderers next
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

Robert +. Lee, secretary of the En-.
terprise Insurance Company, 4G years OF
ACC died suddenly In Cincinnati, at IL
o'clock Sunday night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

THERE is but little interest manifested
In the pending Senatorial elections, save
in the State Of Ohio. In six other States
where Senators are to bU chosen, the pol.
itics Of the Legislature arc so clearly de.
fined that there Is but a personal strug.
gle for success among members OF the
dominant party. In Ohio, however, this
is different. Something Of the elements
Of the new party movement enter into
the contest here. There were several
members of the Legislature elected nS in.
dependent Republican. The majority on
joint ballot Is only five, and the Demo.
crats have been actively engaged in form
Ing q coalition to defeat SHERMAN. 1t Is
well known that within the last few days
ovcrtures have been made TO GARFIELD
on the part of the Democrats to induce
him TO become u candidate, but he does
not seem to bite easily. The programme
Is that, Il GARFIELD will consent to allow
tho usc Of his name, enough Republicans
can DO induced to absent themselves from
the caucus to insure SHERMAN's defeat.
The Democrats are also COquettlng with
Cox, IN case they cannot capture GAR.
FIELD. SHERMAN, however, considers
himself master Of the situation, and Is
rather inclined to laugh at the prospects
Of coalition against him.
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GALE OF KEG 4 CADDY STUFF
WGssARREL FACTORY OF HENRY GRINNELL&CO
Wheeling, W, Va

win bc sold at the said Factory, on SATulI-
DAY, December 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for Ac.
count and risk OF tho Van Vert Stave Company,
Of Van Vert, Ohio, lot Of Imperfect patent keg
aud caddy stun, now In store at said Factory.
decs HENRY dRINNELL 4 co.
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Daniel 9. List, Trustee
In ChanCery, Circuit Count for Ohio county,
West Va.
ln this cause on the 2gth day Of December, 1871,
| will offer for sale, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day OF December, 1871,
at the 'front.' door Of tho Court House tor Ohio
county. West Va, commencing at 1Oo'clotk A.
the following real estate, lying In the city OF
Wheeling, on the west eide Of Main street, VIZ !
The two valuable stores now occupied ny u.
A. Adler d Co. and by Peter &. Zinn and Others,
lying between the houses occupied by Harbour
4 DIttman and T.. Kline. Also the property on
same side OF Main street now occupied by tho
shoe store Of Richard Porter, adjoining house
TERMS OF gELEL6ne.Ailh Of purchase TO be
paid IN cash and the balance In one. two, three
and four years from day OF tale, with Interest,
notes with good security TO he given for the de.
iened payments, and deeds Of trust, at tho ex'
pcnsO Of tho purchaser, as further security on
Tho property sold. :. ,,,,, ,-,-.
nOyi5 DANIEL u LIST, Trustee.
TXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
III pGTATE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

Excitement Over Grants MesSage--
The DOns Resolve TO Keep a StlG
Upper Lip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12

rLIZA JANE ZANE, SAMUEL
u sprlgg Zane, CoidClIa Carr and Milton T.
Catr, Noah Zane, sophIA RaItOn and Alexander
EustOn, and PatOir Zane.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-12
BY TELEcRAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

Exclusively to the IntollIgenCer.
Dy tho Western Union Line.
OficO Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe Sts)
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-11-23

ADvERTIstNa AaESoIEs,--lt is o
fact that all those persous doing busi.
oess which requires extensive edvertis-
ing, and who from the mode OF con-
duc6ng it are able to arrive at q close
approximation of the results produced
by zach separate investment 10 this way,
arc universally OF the opinion that bet
ter contracts can be! secured through a
well-established Advertising Agency like
that Of Geo. Z. Rowell &c Co., New
York. than can be obtained from pub
fishers direct, no matter how familiar
with rates and papers the advertiser
may be. 1t stands to reason than an
agency controlling patronage to the ex-
tent Of frou fifty to one hundred thou
sand dollars per month, should be able
to secure 5avors which wonld not be ac-
corded to sny mere individual, even II
we omit entirely the benefits which they
must derive from their extensive cx-
periencs. Exchange.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-11-23
HOOKS AND EYES.

There hss been l4,2B0,827 pouodf
OF tea transported over the Union Pacific
Railway 80 far this year.
The Oce~iand Monthly estimates this
years product of the precious metals on
the Pacific Coast at $50, 100000.
Mrs. Gubbios says her husband is
like a tallow candle, because he always
will smoke when he Is going out.
1t is sweet to have friends you can
trust, aud Convenient sometimes to have
friends who are not afraid to trust you.
"Prisoner, why did you follow and
beat and kick this man so shameiull9Y"
"l am sorry, your honor; was q little
drunk and thought it was my wife"
A topper snecred at young man for
wearing spectacle, when the later said:
at IS better to use glasses over the nose
as L do than under the nose as you dol"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-11-23
MARRIED.

JETTE-ALLEN. ON November A, II.
by Justice Charles Mead, at the residence
OF f. b. Watterson, Ridgway, Mr.. Frank
Jette to Miss Martha Allen.
W00DWARD-COATES.-On Novam-
Der, II, 1871, by Justice A. Cummings, at
the residence of the brides pareLts, MIR.
James woodward TO Miss Ellie Z. Coates,
both of Ridgway
FlELD-COATES.--On November l6,
1871, by Rev. II. A. Pattison, Mt the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr., CLANCY
A. Field to Miss Clara E. Coates, bo,n of
Ridgway.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No.
vember IS, 1871, by Justice ]. D. Parsons,
at the residence OF the brides parents,
Mr' Q. NJ. Montgomery Of Kidgwsy, to
Miss Clara VI. Stewart, of Wilcox.
We wish Oscar and his bride happy
and prosperous journey through life.
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.sEER.TES SALE.

BT v!rtne of writ of Farrie Fdci1s
issued ou. of the Court Of Common Plea,
Of Elk County, and to me directed, l vii
| expose to Bale by public veudue or outcry,
| q, the Court House i'll Ridgway, on
Monday, DGCEMBER llth, 1871,
Mt one o'clock, p. IN.
AL thai certain tract Of land situated in
the Village OF Cent? eyilc, county Of Elk,
and Stale of Pcuusylvs MIA, bounded AMI
described as follows: Begiuning at n stun o.,
the north east corner OF n lot formerly be-
longing To- Jacob McCauley, known "a, the
school house lot, thence along the Miles
burg and Smethport III: npikc road, forty
eight feet 10 post, thence by land OF VI IN.
MeCsuley southernly direction, one ham
dred and twenty-six feet to u post, thence
a weslerl ? course, torty-eight feet TO post,
the corntr OF said Jacob McCauey's land
or school house lot, thence LortherIy
course liong said lot, one hundred and
scventy xix feet to the place of beginning,
containing thirty oDe perches more or less.
Said lot is improved and fenced, aud has
good and comfortable dwelling house. one
ana one c'laalf stories high erected thereon.
Seized aud taken in execution as the
of Vim. a. BY, defendant, ami
&. X. H. riley, terrc tenant. Ut the sale o.
Jerone Powell, Administrator of J. {.
Chaplin 'teceased, now fur use, AID 10 be
sold by
JACOB McCAUiEY, SherE,
SIT RIFFS OPFIcE,
bidgway, nov. l8tl, 1871. ! n3S,s.
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GVRlIMGTnN.

Leaving the East and arriving ai
Chicago or Indianapolis, bow shall we
resch the West? The best Line is &C.
kncwledged to be the G., b. 4 O., joined
together with the +. & NJ. Railroad BY
the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and
called the Burlington Route.
The Main line of the Route running
to Omaha, connects with the great Pa
cifc Roads, aud forms to-day the lead
ing rou.e to California. The Middle
Branch, entering Nebraska at Platts-
mouth, passes through Lincoln, the
State Capital, and will this year be
finished TO Fort Kearney, forming the
shortest route across the Continent by
over leo miles.
Another branch of the j. NJ, d.
verging at Red Oak, falls into a line
running down the Missouri through st
Joe 20 Kansas City, and all Kansas
Passengers by this route to Kansas,
see Illinois, Southern Iowa, and Mis-
souri,, and, by a slight divergence, can
see Nebraska also.
Lovers of fne views should renem-
ber the Burlington Route, for its towns
"high. cleaning from afar"-its tree
triDged streans-its rough bluffs and
quarries-its corn-oceans stretching
over the praries further than the eve
can reach.
Land-buyers will be sure 20 remem- |
Der it, for they have friends among the !
two thousand who have already bought |
farms from Geo. S. Harris, the Land
Commissioner of the B. & NJ. Il. r. at
Darlington, Iowa, or among the four
thousand home-steadcrs and pre-emptors
who last year fled claims in the Lincoln
and office, where "Uncle Sam is rich
enough to give us all farm"
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(LEGAL.]
Sarah sylvis J In Common Pleas of Elk
vs. County
David sylvs. No. SO August Term 1871,
Libel in Divorce, a vinculo matrrmona.
TO D70d SIlCis, respondent abore named:
You are hereby notified that the subpoena
anu alias subpoena in the above case hay-
'ng been returned non est inpenfas. you are
required to appear on the SECOND MON.
pNf OF JANUARY next, being the 9Th
day OF the month, to answer the complaint
in tue above case.
JACOB McCAULEY, Sheriff.
SUE"IFFs OfrIcE,
hidgway, November, 10, 1871. { n37t4.
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Knott and Shot fought duel.
The result was that they changed con.
ditions. Knott was shot, and Sho,t
was not. 1t was better to be Shot
than Knott.
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p u. S. TREAsURER's RkPoRT.---Ac- c.
cording to synopsis of Treasurer
Spinner's report, which has appeared in
print, the receipts during the fiscal year
ending June 80, last, including a bal
ancc from the last year of S149, 9,502,-
47l,6O, amounted to S9S0,9O4,349. 80,
and the expenditures to SS70,9S6,-
S72 leaving balance on HAND at
the close OF the fiscal year of slU9,-
OH, ,407.24.