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Fire in Marion County.
A correspondent of thes Fairmont
West Vtrqiniaa Of Thursday SAYS:

A correspondent of thes Fairmont
West Vtryinian of Thursday says:
This morning about four o'clock, a
fire broke out in the Old brick mansion
owned and occupied by Nathaniel
Barns, in his lifetime, one mile east OF
Shinnston, totally destroying the whole
fabric. The fire originated in the
kitchen, which was a wooden structure
and before discovered the building was
completely cnveloped in flames, and the
fire had taken hold in the roof OF the
main edifice. Mr.. jeremiah Tucker
who married the widow Of Thos. Barns
deceased occupied the house at the time
OF the occurrence. Mrs. Tucker was
confined to her bed with consumption
and had to be carried from the burning
building. Nearly all their effects
clothing, etc, were consumed. The
origin OF the fire is not known.
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THE NEW GOLD FIELD.
Further Particulars of the Excite
ment at Fort Garry-The Govern.
ment Employees Stopping Work to

ment Employees stopping Work t.
Seek Gold.
From the st. Paul Mimi Press, October 10.
Mr.. Lindsay D. Simms, of Fort Garry
reached St. Paul last evening from Man
itoba, and he brings the interesting in
formation that intense excitement pre-.
vailed at Winnipeg over recent gold
discoveries at Lake Shabondawan.
Many specimens of gold dust, nuggets
and eold-bearing quartz had been
brought to Fort Garry, and so confident
were the people in general that new
Eldorado Of unsurpassed richness had
been discovered, that hundreds at once
repaired TO the scene of the discoveries,
and the latest information from that
region has not only fully confirmed all
previous reports, but even exaggerated
them to the extent of placing them
among the richest mineral deposits in
the world, outranking even California
and Australia.
The Government Of the Dominion OF
Canada is engaged in establishing a
road through the country between Fort
William, on Thunder Bay, and the set
elements on the Red River Valley, but
all work on this thoroughfare has been
entirely suspended, the workmen, to the
number OF several hundred, having
dropped their shoveis, picks and axes,
and emigrated in body to the gold
fields, where they were each washing
out with their hands four dollars day
and upward. News OF their remarkable
success in finding gold in paying guam
titles had infected the sober citizens of
Winnipeg, and the prospects seemed to
be that even the tears OF Fenian raid
from Pembina would be forgotten in the
general desire to revel among the gold.
en- sands Of the Shabondawan
There would seem to be some found
alton for these reports, for the locality
mentioned is in the midst Of one OF the
richest argentlterOns regions on the con-
tinent. The early explorers of a route
through the British possessions discov-
cred gold and silver in this vicinity, and
later investigations have shown tina,
vast deposits of minerals are to be found
along both shores of. the great lake
Lake Shabondawan lies about forty
miles due west from Fort William, and
at least four hundred miles from Fort
Garry. This lake is only abou ten
miles in length, and but two or three in
width, and forms one OF the many small
bodies of water in that section. 1t is
bounded on the south and west 10y a
mountainous country, through which
flow several small and rapid streams
Lake Shabondawan is but a short
distance from Silver Islet, in Lake Su-
peri0r, said to be the richest silver mine
in the world, and not over one hundred
ana fifty miles distant from the copper
mines of Ontonagon. There are, there,
fore, reasonable grounds for believing
that these discoveries may prove to be
as valuable as they are reported, and
that the extensive prospecting OF eX
perienced gold hunters which is sure to
follow may yet develop mineral resour,
ces north Of Lake Superior as vast a.
those which have attracted hundreds OF
thousands of people to the western
slopes Of America and the islands OF
the Pacific.
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Praying Protection Against Judge
Bond.

The Columbia Is. c. Phrnir prays
Judge Bryan, associate judge with Hon.
Hugh L. Bond, Of the United States
Circuit Court, that he will attend at the
coming political trials. 1t says:
Although Judge Bryan has always
been a Union man, and his sympa-
thies have ever been with the Federal
Government, yet he has, in large
degree, the confidence Of the entire
public. Impartiality-fair dealing
sense OF justice-these qualities are
very generally attributed to the upright
Judge" and the Union intimates that
the people now fleeing to the mountains
in upper South Carolina do not fear a
fair and legal trial, but are unwilling
to trust themselves under the course OF
procedure which caused the counsel
for the North Carolina prisoners to say
in open court that they were convicted
before trial began.
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THE recent discovery Of iron ore IN
Bedford county, Pennsylvania, has
had the effect Of stimulating enterprise
in a wonderful degree in that section OF
the State. The new railroad from the
terminus of the Huntington and the
Broad Top, to point on the Baltimore
and Ohio road, in the heart of the Cum
herland coal region, has been com
pleted as far as Bedford, and the whole
track will be laid and in moving order
by the first of the new year. This
road will be Immediately stocked, and
starts out with an assured freight OF a
million Of tons year from the Cum
berland mines alone. In addition
several large furnaces will be shortly
erected along the line OF this new
road, which will add largely to the
freight business OF the new road. Inc
iron ore of Bedford county is said 10
equal in quality the finest to be found
anywhere in the United States.
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Samples of Pure Government"

The only hope now is in the Repnh,
lican party. Around that organization
all the friends OF pure government
must rally, or We shall be swamped
beneath tidal wave OF official corrup
tion.-RepujLicua paper.
For examples of the pure govern
mcnt" the Republican party gives the
country, see:
l. A Republican President at
Washington, who bestow3 his Cabinet
offices in return for personal favors and
gifts bestowed upon him.
,. A Republican Administration
which spends one hundred and thirteen
millions of dollars more for the current
expenses of the Government than the
last Democratic Administration.
3. A list of three hundred Repub-
Iican defaulters, who have pecketed
twenty millions OF dollars of the peo-
pies money, and have never been pun
ished by the Administration.
I. A Republican Administration
which compelled the only member OF
the Cabinet who attempted to purity his
Department, to retire from office, so
that the thieves and corruptionists
could carry on their plumber unds-
turbed
5. A Republican Congress, which
muzzled the Supreme Court until they
could pass a law by which Repuhli-
can President could pack it.
6. A Republican Congress, which,
controlled by lobbyists, has given away
90 far as any revenue to the public rs
concerned, but sold, so far as their
pockets are concerned, vast tracts and
hundreds of millions of acres of the
public lands to gigantic corporations,
!. A Republican President, who
used the secret service money OF the
Government to forward a corrupt annex
alton scheme for the benefit of specu-
lators in San Domingo and their allies
in this country.
But why multiply? These specimens
of the kind of pure Government the
Republican party gives the country VIII
do for the present. Ought not the
friends Of pure Government to rally
for a party whose browning achieve
ments are mercensry Executive, a
profiigate Administration, a corrupt
Congress, and a degraded Judiciary
Albany Argus. October q.
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Money Paid to GERMANY

The sum of money being paid to
Germany by the French nation in &C.
cordance with the treaty between the
two countries is enormous. Reducing
the payments in every case to Amer
lean money, the account, according to
the last advices by telegraph, stands
thus: France has paid, as a contribu-
ton for the city of Paris, $40,0O0,OOO;
for the maintenance of the German
troops in France, from March to
October, 1871. S60,000,000; and for
first payment upon the national
indemnity, 1925, 100000, besides $685.
100000 allowed as the purchase
money for the railroads in Alsace and
Lorraine; in all 1885, 100000. OF
this. perhaps S5,000,000 must be de-
Quoted, as spent in France by the
German troops for supplies, leaving
$3.50, 100000 for the amount of specie
actually moving to Germany.
France is to pay Germany in the
spring of 1872, sl0OOOO,OO0, to be
paid in six installments of Sl6,000,000
each, beginning with January Is; the
remainder of 100000 to be paid
April |; besides more than $30,000,-
900 for interest, at FIVE per cent. per
annum, upon the remaining $6O0,000,-
600. The total amount of money to be
transferred from one country to the
other for the year ending April |, 1872,
is, therefore, more than $460,000,00O.
These enormous payments are to be
made through England. The drain
upon English money vaults will be
great, and fears of a panic have been
entertained in consequence.
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,njs,;0nGr'S sale.

..nayarg ,.,,,,,,.o,.,.
Il. s5....road co..
,-rrApECREE VI AIDE AND
''-4s. owe entitled cause, on
r,y, in. the undersigned
...jarpuDllc auction, at the
~. court hOase OF ohio
w. mia. a, 10 o'clock, \. NJ,
' V",r,u5rr 18th, Isl, the fol-
'. .r situate in said county,
a. the ground OF the said
~, >outh OF the northern
'',upany'S railroad, where
.'.,.t.uou-h the farm OF the
-uyurg. in Oalo county,
e. ,g-crulre Ofthe National
lion the east aud west oy
-. aid David ThornDurg'S
-34-.'hird cash in hand, or
-, 7S tie purchaser may
rr.-l.. Of six and twelve
Line. eacn of the deferred
..4-ms interest fIOm the day
s- secured 10 the Satistac-
--,igneI. The title will be
.- purchase money Is fully
~. .. DAVENPORT,
<p-cll. Commissioner.
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Accident.

Ga last Sunday morning a still ex
p!oded in the oil refinery Of Mr.. W. T.
Poole, 10y which Mr.. Allen, one OF his
hands Was seriously but not dangerously
burned. Every attention possible was
paid to him 10y Mr.. Poole and others
and he is doing very well. No damage
was done to the refinery by the explo'
sion .-PWkcrSJry Gazette.
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Il II N q
Fire and Marine Insurance 60.
OF WHEELING.

CAPITAL, V"o+."HU
DIRECTORS:
VIM. b, Simpson, VIM. Z. HanGian,
Jno. X. Botstord, Y. VI. Dods0n,
Augustus Pollock, Jonn l.. Hcolse,
James K. McCourtney.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
ly organized, is now prepared 10 take risks
upon Buildings of all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture
and Cargoes OF all kinds on the Western
Waters. Applications for Insurance VIII
be promptly attended TO py the Secretary.
Office No. . Mcclure House, nexr door &c
corner OF Monroe street.
WM. h. SIMPSON, President.
WIN. {. HANDLAN, Ni"e PreSt
j. r. MILLER, Secretary. noVGS
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For sale.

>....LiG7,S, 10, II, y, l3,
r. u Siulrr No. D, in the sub
~ J,,rph Caldwell estate
.~twm..l property. Also;
...rm~luTe No. 10, situated
,-r.BJ.ipu street and imlAe-
-... 81 Mrs.. Hays residence,
"g, "
l.. u. HUGHES,
b. ..-a'. office on Chap!ine, be-
....,pI streets SeD22
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-y.ss-5 sz..Ei- ON AND AFTER MAY
- yt5 - ~, 1911, Trains viii run rs
ALTIMORE & OGI0 R. /. CO

LII " 1bh SAAAS ~ -
:. -ss,etJS.5fE P PASSENGER / 4 y
- .tsI@xdswill run by the 'u,!"" IL
:nedule on and after May 10Th, 80
Wheeling time:
CINCINN ATT EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAyFs WEST-LEAVEN.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at. 5:iU A. n. daily at....lU:5N A. NJ.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES Az
iarkersburg. Zanesville.....3:l5 r. n
cumberland 2:Oj p. NJ. Newark .."...;.4:$o
Winchester. $3.50 " Sandusky .".lU:i5
trasburg Columbls......5:h'
tagerStOwn.9.O3
altimOre ...S:20 "
yash'n City $40 "
hiladelphia2:l0 \. VI.
ew York $50 /"
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAvES WrST-IEANEs
sWheelinG Wheeling
daily al. ,....5:y p. 81. daily At. Il ! a. 81.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES Al
Parkersburg. ITO A. II. LaneSElilc....l!:" A. III
Cumberlard2 ,r e. Newark. .l2:.'I p. N
W,nchcsfer.9S " 5andusky..".I:1I -
StrasUurg ....il:IU COiuihDha...'.-'-o
Harerstown $50 4" HSunGays excepted.
Baltimore .....S:-D
Wash. City.~3:iU "
Philadelphia iUJP.M
New YOTk....i:lJ "
"Sundays excepted.
Mail TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAyeS wssT-LEAVES
Nv heelIng wheeling
daily at....ll:l5 p. ii. daily at.....l2.i } NJ
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parker5Durgll:2O "A. II GAINESVILLE" go i.
cumberland. . NeTitrk....... I'D
Winche>ter..2:3UP =. II. iSanduShy....
Strasburg. ...i:30 " Columbus. $50 4. Nj
HayerstOWn.:IU " Saturdays excepted
Baltimore..""4:l1 "
Washt'n CityOU5 q"
Philadelphiai:iDA a. NJ
New YOrk....0:5U -
SATURDAYS excepted.
ACCOMMODATION.
EAST-LEArES wEsT-LEAEEe
"Wheeling wheeling
daily at. IU:jJ A. ~. daily aI.......i.-O +. N
ARRIVES AT ARRIVE AT
ParkersbCtg..9 :iI T.. M.IEanesville.... $50
Cumberland.9:5j " Newark.......IOIJ
"Sundavs excepted 5andusky~..
iCOiumbuS..liI3 "
rSuuiayS excepted
W, f. & B. DIV.
Leave Whrel!ng".... 30 Il. III. ) - P' III
Trains on the Main Line make connec
liDis a. Baltimore win trains for IhiladeI
phla, New York ana Boston. Al Relay
House, VIA Washington city, i"i !Ul pointi
South.
Central ohio trains make direct cpnnec
ton at Columbus FOX al points West nEt
Northwest.
Tickets 10 ell principal i,oiIiH ''an :e pro
cured al tie office.
JOHN l.. WII-Sr:,,
Master al Transportation, Baltimore
X. I. DENRlI~,
myl7 GENERAL Agent, " irttluy.
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1OO BBLS. "CREAM OF WHEELING
lUU White Wheat Fancy.
200 bblS. virginia Mills" Family.
30 bbls. Legal Tender" Family.
For sale by
sepl2 MAXWELL TINGLE&C
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rnr sale.

roTS. II AND IS, IN
i- ,5 nj Eighth ward. These ,S e
10 ..."',,S1,IIiattly north of the
''i in a good location for
THOS. O'BRlEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE. co,

J. hhN hlJlN LIZ ~ ~ LIAM VA ~
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL s"aV 300.
DIRECTORS
SAINT Mcclellan, George Mendel,
+. II. Logan, 1hOs. Z. ShaiicT0ss
u. w. FranZheim, j. y. Vance,
J. II. Hobbs Michael RPjii.,
Louis G.. Sii.el.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING been
organized 1--WE years, and In that time done
IA successful business. IL stu prepal I'll Ia
take risks at iair rates on Buildings al al
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab.
liShmcnts, Furniture, steamboats, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company oilers superior induce
meutS 10 Farmers, whereby they can he
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, BARNS and
contents, for three or five years IA; reduce
rates. This being State Company, Will
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in and surplus OF any company In tn.
State and composed Of some ninety-iOuT
stock holders most Of whom are among our
best business men, recommends Itself To the
favorable consideration OF the lBsuring pub
nc, and sOliCIts their patronage. Applicn-
tons for insurance will be promptly nj
tended TO AT their Office, No. ~ Monroe
Street, or at their several agencies through
ont the State.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEI.. Vice President
4. VI. COEN, Secretary.
~ "a
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sfiSIP-

MACKEREL IN HALVES AND KITS.
WI Lake Herring in Halves.
White Fish in Halves.
Lab. Herring in bhls. For sale
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLE & CO.
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Sale.

IMPROVED LANDS IN
MA S'i in every section OF
t..ll1,nl Il lot on centre street;
=. | un Hampien street; a
10 u, VA Hampdcn street; BY
'i>S " V V. HuGE & BRO.
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Cheese.

poxEs CHOICE CHEESE FOR
EUU saleb by oa1ERAY SON co.
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[OllHCpO

pO CADDIES M. T. IL cos" MAHOG-
OU any Navy IS.
40 Caddies "Arrah- Na-Pogue" Navy 81.
40 Caddies "Gamble's" Bright Navy Is
~ BXs. an. #. Il Cos" Mahogany Navy lbs
~ Caddes RusSell's black los.
NATURAL LEAF.
40 CaddieS Luscious Chew" Twist 81.
a Boxes "Yellow JeSSamine" Twist b.
10 Boxes Crescent" Twist IS.
70 Boxes an. L. d Cos. Bright lbs.
20 Cases "F. g." Smoking ~, rs and lbs,
For sale cheap.
Sepl2 MAX WE'LL, TlNGIIE Il co.
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Cider Vinegar.

* BARRELS "A. BAL I5t gace,ved a n
20 burgh Cider Vinegar just fe'ei'eA
for sale by NJ REILLY.
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Oils.

N BBLS. CARBON OIL.
OU 20 bbls Extra No. Winter Lard Oil.
For sale by
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLE K co.
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EiOIlr.

IN TIERCES CHOICE WINTER LARD.
CU For sale by
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLE & co.
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West Virginia Insurance Go.
Market street, under the Mcclure HOUSE.

CAPITAL, sIG5 900.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST
rates on Buildings of all kinds, Furniture,
Household Goods. Merchandise and Goods
in Transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob HOrnbrOok, Jacob NJ. bickel,
Henry Hartman, DIR. j. T.. Hupp,
jonathan Rowley, Edmund Booking,
X. J. Smyth, +. J. Campbell,
J. Ii. BristOr, >. Prayer,
VIM. Il. GILBERT, Thomas B,kgess,
-. ID. L. FaTnswOrth, VIM. Il. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph Shields,
VIM. X. White, y. Coz, Jr.
|. Ii. Duval, d. III. DIX.
VIM. f. Stevenson,
eS Office over Hartmans Clothing Store,
south side Monroe street, Wheeling, W. Va.
JACOB HORNBROOk, President.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice Prest.
/. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
s. b. McCOLLOCH. Asst Secretary.
MARI
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
nk. JUliESII,N,

Member OF the Royal College vi SuIgeS,ns
London, graduate from one OF the most elm.
inent Colleges IN the CuI.rG States, aud the
greater part Ol whose HE has been spent In
the hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadel lhia
and esrw here, has effected some al the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing In the head
being alarmed al sudden sounds, bashiul
hess, with irrqurn; hlushing, attended some
times with dcrIgrnIcnt at mind, Were cured
lmupllnfnlN-
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Rio Coffee
l.artl.

1kO BAGS, GOOD TO PRIME COFFEE.
lou 81 bags Choice Coffee, for sale by
Sep'2 MAXWELL. TINGLE 4 90.
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Especially, who have c.coIne The victims ~
Solitary Vice, that dreadful anu destructive
habit which annually sweep 10 an unliIurly
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
nigh! otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunder ~ e!oQuence, "
walked 10 ec>tacy the the thrilling Tyre. may
call with iull confidence.
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R,Ii,Cl Ihui sound miIId aud b'siy Are tie
most necessary requisites To- promote v,n-
nUbal happiness, Indeed, without ih,ss
tie. Journey through lie lsCnmCs u weary
pilgrimage, the prospect hourly daTkeIIs To-
The view; the IA nd becomes Swallowed with
despair and filled with the melancholy re-
lection that the happiness of another b--
comes bliSht"d with our own.
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MARRlAGI

Married Persons, or Young \ Ell ,onteui-
plating Marriage, being aware oil Physicai
Weakness, organic debility, de.orInities,
speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care U.
DR.. j.. may rellgiOusly confide In his honor
a. Il gentleman, and confidently relv upon
his skill ~ 4 physician.
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- ,etsJse.ES- PASSENGER TkAi :
- .ssIH--Ede will run by the 'u,."" II
:hedule on and after May 18th, 81
yheeliuR time:
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TAKEPARrICuLAR NOTCH.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n c.ttmi,,
Practice IuduIged ~ when alone, u habit
frequently learned nom eva companions
az ;t sChuul, the effects al which ARE nightly
ioit, even when aSiyrp, and II not cm.d rrn
dcrs marriage impossible. and destroys 10th
mind ana Dody, sLoUid apply immediately.
What IA pay ihnl ~ YOUNG man, the hUr
oi his COuLtIy, the darling ~ his parents
should hv s!iHiCTih i!Um AL Prospects and
cnJOyn"nth al iik 49, Lb' consequences OF
dcviaIin2 nom ;h- raIn ~ gHiure and In
dulg.ng IA n certain ,,'"i,' ..it. such yer.
-.nus mL.L- hnLnlL l-lnlLInILmIlux
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-11

restive solution 81 social qarsslars~ sna tae
tos"fgff D.i4otssftgsr ~ the aste ruo ssi~s
the toltoNtng ues~s-"M ~atkisufg. Count ienst
ana lttn,c l1-msrck have re.aiyra 10 maintaln
the peace OF Europe AZ ainsl "a axsrrs@bfn. pro-
col has Teen ixned Coilnrtutng t4eNsnrss a. be
taken against the lnlrfnailaHMe. NthfF lnwrf4 viii
be nyiiei IA give ln Their a1hfsnn- ~ tnm lace al
these signs a. l. "a o. bored taat she rrists wfi
come soon, ant that the rrs0it ~ wfA 10 pact
OF fraternh Tepubli5S faualei universal sur
rage among WHICH toe nnaNicsi crime WI be
tine attempt 20 raise military fnrrn~~n CuMe MT
10 be punished ~ thc penalf ~ war. huf 10 Ok
Guiding the offender nom commercial tufrrruufee
until he shall cnntorm - tn pesoenl regulation 81
the whole. decree ~ this sort anuil nE Hlun fefe
rlblc TO the delinquent ihsn yl.iati9n ~ arHrf
cglous. Tor Il Nould operate lnstauter "a tne SOP
page OF all trade aud thus bring the Interests
III rs the common sense. oi ever cilxru 10 AfAr
IN protest against fne hcllgcreni actiun ~ his
arnmcnf Surely TN peaceful Principe 81 cNsreiou,
IN the form Of non intercourse y more Norlhf 81
the civilization OF the age than the tatbAne difio.
macy OF war. Then VIII tho French lnhien nVt
nave sung la vain
Oh. II king ~ France sHl better, Pore - tr.
III have lighting abrosa Netpn. maids 80 home"
All the world snoud be At peace, ard II An@s n"s saVs
their might
Let VIC make qaaels ID the oals % hst
a.. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-11

THE DorBLg SUICIDE AT LEWISTON. ME.-Of thIs
sai ansir The Lewiston Journal says all the tes-
Mood tue eldest OF the two victims, had FOR some
ttlne nc,itatcd suicide, and had been cndeavoring
10 persuade several or her friends 10 JOIN her IN
committing the act. She tried to persuade several
young iadies employed In one OF the Auburn shoe
iactosiesu drown themselves with her, expressing
at the same time disbelief IN a Iuture sta @. Two
Tours previous 20 TIE fatal leap both girs made
Application tor empl Jyment at o shoe factory In
iusustvn b. want
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-11

THE HoosIc TuNNEL.--lbc North Adams fNass.l
Transcript ~ authorized to say:--"No claims for au
extension OF time VIII be made claim by tho
cunira2tors Tor damages mas already been presented.
TnI- claim Is based on delays arising from water
damages TO the prick arch Of y. n. Furren, part OF
the woik expressly excluded from the 'hanlcy con-
Tract. No olner claims for damages VIII be made
by tue contractors The contract docs not expire
untu March |. 1874, Dy which Ilmc the contractors
are confident their work Will be competed. Judge
shanIey, OF New YORK, - no relation Of the Messrs.
snaniey, So Tar ~ tney know the knowledge OF his
existence beng recently acquired Nv them. William
NJ. Tweed an FURNISH 10 the contractors &5D0,0OO
lut.1
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