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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18
Financial and Commercial.

Reports are current in Philadelphia
(but are denied that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company Is going before the
Legislature to get authority for the issuing
of q preferred stock, and this is given as
the reason for the decline Of upward Of l
per cent in this stock within the last few
days.
Holders Of Virginia coupon bonds are
notified that all such as have memoranda
or endorsement upon them are considered
as being mutilated by the Philadelphia
and New York Stock boards, and are not
passed in consequence. It Is now an.
nounced from Richmond that persons hav-
ing such bonds can, by application to the
Treasurer Of Virginia, get them renewed
in such manner as will do away with
all trouble,
Tho spring transactions in real estate,
in New York and Brooklyn promise to be
active, but rates are lower than those Of
last year, both for selling and renting. So
Says q New York paper, Tho same Is
true in Philadelphia, says the Ledger, and
so far as we can discover the remark ap.
plies almost everywhere all over the coun.
Try. The cause Of tho imitation OF prices,
the war and It's demoralizing influences
on the public credit, tho currency and the
industries Of the country, being removed,
tho effects must gradually cease, and
among these muy bo counted tho rcduc-
ton n'of all prices, ..,..
Replying to correspondent who
wanted tho usury laws restored the New
York Journal Of Commerce says:
On every side of US tho most undoubt-
ell securities arc offered for money upon
terms which exceed seven per ccntum per
annum, and yet he asserts that nothing
but tho wise lsury laws keeps tho rate Of
interest below seven per cent" Why,
the very class he processes to champion,
namely, the farmers, now pay more for
the use Of their money. To obtain q
seven per cent. mortgage upon ordinary
farm lands q bonus Of some sort Is requl.
site; and we know of many instances oc-
curing daily where bond and mortgage
are regularly executed by one party, and
then sold at discount 10 another to avoid
the plea Of usury, and yet obtain more
than seven per cent. for the loan. If the
rural interests wish to secure tho use Of
abundant capital, they cannot do better
then aid in tho repeal oil the usurY laws
They then could borrow at six or seven
per cent, and II money was temporarily
higher at the time ol The loan could pay
the premium upon 1t in single sum,
much less than Is now exactcd on the sly
to hide the character Of the transaction.
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FINANCIAL.
new 7-3O GOLD LOAN.
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT!
JAY COOKE & co.
Offer for Sale at Par and Accrued Interest the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

These bonds are secured, .frSt. by First
Mortgage on the Railroad itself its rolling stock,
and all equipments; SecOnd, by First Mortgage
on It's entire Land Grant, being more than Twcn.
ty!Two Thousand Acres Of Land to each mills Of
Road.
The Bonds are free from United statcs Tax
tho Principal and Interest arG payable IN Cold
the Princil al ut the end OF Thirty years. aud the
Interest stSeml.annually, ut tho rate Of sEvES AND
TnREE.TEsTns PER CENT. per nnnnn, 80.
They are issued In denominations OF 800, 500,
81 %, 5000 and $4,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are MGssrs.
Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia, and j. Edgar ThOm.
son, President OF tho Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company.
times before maturity, be receivable AT TES PEn
CENT. PREMIUM Tor l,lO), In exchange for the
Company's lands at their lowest cash price.
nHddltiOn to their absolute taiuty, these Bonds
yield ln income larger, We believe, than any other
States 2O's eau. by converting them Into North.
Cru PAclncs, Increase their yearly income one
third, aud still have perfectly reliable Invest
ment.
How TO GET TnEM.-Your nearest Bank
or Banker will supply these Bonds In any desired
amount, and OF any needed denomination. Per.
sons wishing 10 exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, can do 80 with any Of our Agents, who
will allow the highest current price for ALI AAE'
KETABLE SECURITIES.
Those living In localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly 10 IN
by express, and we will send back Northern Pa.
clhc Bonds at our own risk, and without cost IL
the investor. For further Information, painph.
lets, maps ETC., call on or address the undGrsiSn
cd, or any Of tho Banks or Bankers employed To
sell this Loan.
After careful investigation have accepted the
General Agency for West Virginia and the I'D.
Joining counties Ol Pennsylvania and Ohio for
the sale OF these bonds, and confidently recon.
mend them To my customers and Investors gen
orally r. CRANCLE,
jani7eOd President Oilj Bank.
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Cry RECEIvER.-Counci last night
passed an ordinance creating the office oil
City Receiver, and elected the old Treas.
urer, ELIJAH DAY, without opposition.
The Office Of Treasurer was abolished
through some sort oi blunder or whim. by
an act ofthe Legislature last winter. 1t was
found necessary 10 revive the Office, but 1t
was necessary to do it under different
name. The powers and functions of the
Receiver are precisely those formerly ex-
ercisel by tho Treasurer. The bond is
$4,000. 1t being very necessary to the
business OF the city that Receiver DAY
should enter on tho discharge OF his du-
ties at once, his bond was presented last
night for approval. 1t was approved in
the Second Branch, but some of the men,
bcrs of the First Branch did not return
from below and LEFT their body without q
quorum, so that the bond could not beap-
proved in that branch. The First Branch
will meet at ten this morning to receive
the bond, so that Mr.. DAY may get to
work at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18
The Governor of Arkansas to be Im-
peached.
ST LoIus Februnrv IN

d. LOulht FCuluuIy lU'
The Democrats Little Rock special says
the articles OF impeachment against Gov,
Clayton were passed by the combination
of tho Brooks and johnson wings Of the
Republicans, twelvei in number, with the
Democrats, numbering thirty. Tho Dem
ocrats admit that none Of the articles chr
be sustained, but they say the object ii
passing the articles Of impeachment IS tt
suspend Governor Clayton from Office
that this will let Gov. johnson in the Ex'
ccutive office and enable him to defeat
any Judgment for ousting him the Supreme
Court may give, by calling out the militia
and setting the laws at defiance. Clayton
will not surrender the Office to Johnson
until johnson establishes his claim to the
Lieutenant. GOvCrnorship. 1t is rumorcd
that Governor johnson will issue pro-
clamation tomorrow calling on tho pco
pie to stand by him. Not one0f the State
officers will recognize Johnson as the act,
ing Governor What will come Of this
1t Is not easy to tell. 1t is not improbable
that full blown revolution may meet the
gaze Of to.morrow's sun. The thirty
eight who voted against the impeachment
are all Republicans,
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Those carping critics who assert that
the West produces no wondrous orators
are entrcatcd to note the following clio.
qucnt effort of an Indiana legislator, and
noting, veil their faces: "Thc American
people-and VIC are proud TO call ourselvc:
that-are rocked in the bosom of two
mighty oceans, whose granitc.bound
shores are whitened by the floating can
vas Of the commercial world; reaching
from tho ice-iettered lakes ofthe North "a
the febrile waves of Australian seas, com
prising the vast interim OF five billions o.
acres, whose alluvial plains, romantic
mountains, and mystic rivers rival the
widest Utopian dreams that ever gather
ed around the inspired bard as hc walked
the Amaranthine promenades Of Hespe
rian gardens, Is proud Columbia, the land
of the free, and the home Of the braveF'
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

BY two fires at Troy New York,
Thursday night, J. G. Moore & Bro, in
the stove and furnishing goods business,
lost about 5000, and were insured in
$4,000. Three tenement houses on the
corner of Madison and Fourth street,
were also burned. Loss about $1,000, but
was fully insured.
Richard Adams Locke, o well known
writer, died at his home on Staten Island,
Thursday.
The Roumanian Senate has voted u
resolution expressive Of complete devO.
ton towards Prince Charles, and entire
cooperation in the acts ot the govern.
mcnt.
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THE OPERA CoMIQuE-This talented
troupe of artists performed TO u crowded
house last evening in Washington Hall.
From the applause Of the audience We
would Judge that the programme was
excellently rendered. JIr. Denier has IL
worldwide reputation us tight.ropc per-
former, gymnast, and pantomimlst, and
assisted by a splendid dramatic company
he has elected commendation from thc
press in all parts of the country, Miss
Willet, serio.comic vocalist and actress.
Is also well spoken Of The company
will appear tonight for the last time, and
the hall will doubtless again be crowded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18
Ohio Legislature.
CoLrMnus. FebruarY III.

..H.aj ~ CoLuMDps, February II.
In the Legislature to-day u bill was in.
troduced providing for the election Of
Street Commissioners by wRrds In cities
of the second class, A resolution was
adopted in the House asking Congress to
pasS Il law to give all soldiers md sailors
who served In tho late war in 1861, and
were discharged for sickness without
bounty, therefore serving two years, addi.
tiOnal pay, A resolution calling on In.
diana TO keep the Wabash md Eric Canal
navigable was also adopted. A bill was
introduced to provide for the inspection ol
steam boilers, and providing for the ap.
bOintment Of ono cLief inspector and one
local inspector for each Congressional
District
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Indlnnn LegIsIature.

lNDlANAPOLlsI ReuIuaIy IL r
The report Ot tho committee on tho
case OF John W. Bunson's Republican
Senator from Delaware county right to
. seat has been in discussion In the Sen.
AtO during the entire session to-day and
tonight without adjournment. The ses.
sion will probably continue oil night, or
until n vote Is reached, which the Demo.
Crats arc pressing and the Republicans
resisting. Refreshments were sent to the
chamber for tho Senaiors.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
I-i.. New YORK. February II.

Gold opened at III and sold up TO I'LL
allie. The majority Of loans were made
at Bus per cent; one small lot at per
cent. Clearances $97,0OO,0OO. Govern
mcnt bonds dull al! day, with but little
change in prices; closed strong at about t
per cent advance on 5.20s Of 'G5s new and
O7s. Stock market dull but steady. The
only feature was Union Pacific, which
ranged between 22B and 2ls. Before the
close Of bank hours money was lent ut 8
per cent, and A us the outside rate. The
American Exchange Bank is now paying
Off in gold three millions of the State debt
Of Illinois. This transaction leaves only
two millions debt against the State, In
bonds not due until 1877. State bonds
dull and nominal. Georgia bonds rather
strong; North Carolina not so firm. Ster-
ling Observation-Disclosures bills 1909,
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Another Railroad Accident on the
Hudson.

..Ht .H..H. NEW 1 DIRK, FCO. H.
A Troy despatch gives additional par.
ticulars Of the railroad accident last night.
The Montreal Express train, which LEFT
New York ut a 7. NJ, yesterday, ran off
the track between this city and Albany,
about 10 Pm. A broken rail threw the
train from tho track, and after run.
ming about twenty rods upon ties the rear
coach swung against the embankment on
on tho right and became detached. Mean.
time the tender had become uncOuplcd
from the baggage car, and that car Nnd n
palace car Immediately took fire from
gasoline on board, and both cars were
burned up the passengers, however, cs.
capped through the windows. Alfred
Hillyard, Of Pennsylvania, upon return
ing into the car for his baggage, was Sc
verely burned about the head and neck,
but not fatally. Others were burned, but
not seriously The mails and baggage
were saved.
,i' PouGHKEEPsIE, February II.
Information has been received here
from u reliable source that the accident
last night At Greenhast was caused by the
expanding Of the rails, and upon
close examination by detectives, II was
found that tho spikes had been drawn
from one rail. This information has been
impaired TO the officials Of tho road, and
q thorough investigation will take place
Immediately, -H.s If.
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TRANSPORTATION.
cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
OOIN0 SOUTH.

ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 4,
1870, Trains will run as follows, daily OK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18

A DULUTH editor, who has straycd as
far eastward rs New York. writes in rap.
lures to his paper Of the people Of that
remote region. He says: "How different
the folks do act How green they look
What an air Of primitive innocence there
Is about theml How pleased they seem
tobel They never heard Of Duluth"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18

MOUNT VEsuvlus Is in state of en-.
bryo eruption. A correspondent writing
on the 10th of January, from Naples says
that the mountain Is emitting flames, and
that appearances indicate an eruption on
o large scale. There arc many visitors al
Naples hoping for IN opportunity to wit
ness the spectacle ot the flaming volcano
in all It's glory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18
TIE Wellsburr Ktrln printing the e

TIE Wellsburg MraId, printing the ex-
ccllent remarks of Senator WILEY, at the
temperance meeting, in Washington last
Saturday evening, feels constrained to re-
mark:
In characteristic, ifnot wholesome con.
trastto the sentiments Of the Republican
Senator, Wiley, comes the sercnade
speech of his successor, Democratic Henry
G. Davis, of Mineral-"I hope to meet
you all while here in the Legislature, in
social talks, and, l had almost said,
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The Mingo Coal Company appears to
be unfortunate or to have sunk their shaft
in m unfortunate locality. They succeed.
cd in finding but very thin vein of coal
and, notwithstanding all their efforts, they
have not yet been able to discover much
increase in thickness. The singularity
noted by miners Is, that no matter in what
direction they go, north, south, cast OF
west, the draft Of water Is toward them,
instead Of, ms IL might be expected, from
them, at least half tho ReQSJurg
IIenH
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Febfulfy II.
CoTToN-Stcady. Is
FLouR-Stoady.
GRAIN-NYheat f.ir, but at lower rates;
red, 81 37al IS. Corn lower at 57a5sc,
Oats and barley quiet aud unchanged.
Edds-Dull and dropping, at 20c,
PRovIstoNs-Pork quiet and weak
asking SEQ 25, offering seq 70. Lard
firm; steain 12tc; kettle 12lc. Bulk
meats quiet and weak Bacon opened
firm and closed dull, with no sales.
TonAcco-sales, 22o hddS., at full
prices. ,.
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Disastrous Fire in Maine.

bhVNsWlOhi rcuIuaIy l''
An extensive md disastrous connagra.
tion occurred hero this morning. Two
saw mills, two sash and blind factories, q
Touring mill, q woolen mill and several
smaller manufactures were totally dc.
stroyeL, together with u portion Of the
bridge which connects this place with
Topshaw. A large number Of mechanics
and laborcrs have been deprived of chi.
ploymCnt by the disa ter, Loss between
twenty-five md thirty thousand dollars.
InsurincOsmAll
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

EXECUTIVE ArroNTxESs.-Thc Sec.
rotary of State, issued on tlic 18Th inst, a
certificate Of incorporation to tho 81.
perior Machine Company Of Wheeling.
Capital stock $4,000, with privilege TO
increase It $95OOOO. ThOcorporatorS arc
Thomas Sweeney, Andrew ]. Sweeney,
7, G. Sweeney, Pryor Boyd, and Gu,
Pryor
Tho Governor hns appointed the follow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18

AN old fellow who took part in the late
rebellion was one day blowing in the vii.
lage tavern, to crowd Of admiring listen.
ers, and boosting Of his many bloody cx.
ploits, was interrupted by the question, II
say, old Joe, how many rebels did you
kill during the warp How many rebels
did ! kill, sir; how many did 1 kill ?''
Well, | don'tknow just 'zactly how many
but l know this much, l killed rs many g
them rs they did o me.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18

"A QUOTATION FROM LoNuFELLow.-
Topham Bankes was ut q ball OH the 9th,
where tho ladies dresses were excessively
and lnconven!ently long. His remark at
supper was that he understood now what
the poet meant by ''thc trailing garments
0l the night"
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Massachusetts, and the Fisheries.
BosTON, Febrnnrv II.

In the Massachusetts Legislature the
Committee on Federal Relations, reported
n resolution yesterday representing that
the arbitrary and unffiendly actions OF the
Canadians toward American fishermen
constitute a grievance demanding the at
tention and protection of the general
Government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18

A GENEROUS GRT.-Mr. A. T. Stow.
art, Of New York, Is sending five thou
sand barrels oil flour to the suffering peo.
plo OF France. 1t viii cost him from 81
to $s q barrel. This Is q handsome gilt
and does credit to tho giver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18

A GOOD citizen oil NIiddletown, Conn
who was annoyed at seeing men at work
with their teams near tho church on Sun
day, went TO q Justice TO enter complaint
and found him also at work mendlng bis
lnANn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18

EMBAlIRAssING.- young lady
what her accomplishments arc Is, genef.
ally speaking, harmless enough; still, In
these days, Il might in some cases cause
embarrassment TO put the question, "Do
you palnt?n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18
Seduction aud Murder.

UhEVEIIANb, February II,
Major Fish, Of tho ClllT, Rocky river
was shot and killed last night by u Ger
man girl named Fanny Dror. The cir
charges Fish with having Seduced and
then abandoned her. She Is now In Gus
tody In this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18

THEY have rule at Princeton forbid.
ding the students to correspond with the
girls. In consequence ot this, tho Beth
any Guardian chooses this motto: "DarC
TO do right" and pharaphrases It in this
way: "Do write and fear not.n
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, February II.

INHI I'EVIFI7t eVtWHIJ J W
FLouR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Whcat firm; Ohio and Indiana
at 81 6sa1 70 for white Southern. Corn
SAC for yellow. Oats 57n50c,
PRovIsIoNs-Unclianged
WmsKY-03c.
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CorToN-Dull and unchanged.
FLoUR--Dull and dropping at so 55a
Q S5 for shipping grades.
GRAIN-Corn.-S2aS3C.
Provisions - Lard : Firmer; seller
March at 1870; seller April ut 1890,
EGOs-Unchanged.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February II.
FLouR-Dull and unchanged.

FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAN-Wheat, firm, and closed quiet;
No 3 spring Chicago, 81 29ta1 22s cash;
81 2Sta1 93t seller March. This after.
noon the market was dull, at 81 29a1 52i
cash and seller March. Corn, tatc lower;
No. 2 mixed closed quiet, at 50a50tc.
This afternoon the market was dull.
Oats, 4aic lower; closed dull, No. 2, 4sc.
Rye, tirmer; No. 9, 0Oc, Barley, &c lower;
closed nominal, No. 2, 76c.
HoGs-Dressed hogs, IS 40; live, 81 90
az 90.
CATTLE-Quiet; 81 25aG 90.
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of a Japanese Mission at Sau
Francisco.
sAN FRANClsco, Febrnnrn N.

DAN TNANUIsUU, FUUFUhry II.
The Japan Mission to the United States,
arrived yesterday. The members arc ali
very young and intelligent looking, be-.
tween the ages Of l9 and 81 years. The
Minister Is tho first ever sent by the
Japanese government, to reside in u for,
eign country.
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Homicide at Cleveland.

ULEVE1IAND, FCDFNnry II.
A negro named Ridley stabbed and fl.
tally wounded another negro named Pc
terSon, this morning Thcy had been
guarrCllng abOut woman, claimed by
each rs his wife. Ridley has not yet been
arrested,
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, February II.
FLouR-Quiet and weak Ohio and In.
diana, 81 25a7 10.
GRAIN-Wheat, dull and unchanged.
Rye and corn, unchanged. Oats, 0Oa02c.
WnIsKY-Dull; 00aglc.
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Now York Drr Goods Market.

NEW lOlth, reuIuuIy IL
The market was q tri1e more animated
to-day, as the railroads diverging from
hero westward have reduced their tariff
charges from 81 80 to 81 80 between here
and Chicago. Prices in the hemeantlme rule
uniform
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Missouri Legislature Fnvoring AM
nesty.
On 49, naA-..- -

The State Senate passed tho concurrent
resolution previously adopted by the
House, asking Congress TO pass n iGll and
complete amnesty act, The House pass.
ed a bill for taxing all railroads In the
SLnin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-18

A TURIN letter says Kossuth Is so very
feeble In health that he can hardly live
until spring. II Is stated TINT he Is OK
tremCly poor.
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Hon. ELL SALISBURY, Sonator.elect
from Delaware, gave the members Of the
Legislature a banquet recently, at which
no liquors Of any kind were served.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON. February Il.

LONDON, February II.
There was no meeting Of the Confer.
ence yesterday, the members being dis.
posed to wait the arrival of the rcpresen-
tative from France,
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ing Notaries Public and Commissioners OF

DSSNo'
February Gth-uenry A. Gardner, Jr.,
Commissioner oi Deeds for this State in
the State Of IllinOis-residence Chicago.
VIM. George Bennett, Notary Public, for
Lewis county-restdoncc Weston, W. Va.
February 7th-Thomas Dugan, Com
missioner Of Deeds for this State in the
State of 0hio-rcsidcncC Portsmouth.
February 11th- Edward Goodman,
Commissioner of Deeds for this State in
the State Of residence Hart.
ford.
February 4th-seldcn NJ, Ogden, No
tary Public for Harrison county-resi-
dCnce Shinnston. .... ...
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Morro ron a FANCY GooDs DEALER.
oil men buy these presents"