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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29
The Nevada Democracy.

At recent meeting of the Democratic
State Central Committee of Nevada the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, In view of the early meet
ing of the National Democratic Central
Committee, to decide upon the future
policy of the National Democracy, it
becomes appropriate for the Democracy
of the several States to express their
opinion as to the course most conducive
to the speedy and permanent success Of
the Democratic party that said Com.
mittee may act intelligently and in full
harmony with the Democracy through.
out the country; therefore,
Resolved, That, in the opinion of this
Committee, the elements of the opposi-
ton to the present Administration,
whether they exist within or without
the organization of the Democratic
party, should be consolidated in the
approaching campaign, that the united
people may be afforded one more oppor.
tunity to express and enforce the con.
victions of a majority of the Republic,
and that in furtherance of this purpose
we invite the cooperation of all who
entertain similar views, irrespective Of
past partisan associations.
RESOLVED, That, in the opinion Of this
Committee, the adoption of what is
known as the Missouri policy in the
nomination for President Of the United
States is expedient and advisable, and
promotive of the best interests Of the
Democratic party, both nationally and
in the State of Nevada; and we there.
fore recommend to the consideration of
the National Democratic Central Com
mittee, and to the National Democratic
Convention, the adoption OF that policy,
should the Cincinnati Convention
evince, by its proceedings, q similar
desire for mutual cooperation and
action.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29

The curiosities Of breach of promise
suits have had notable addition in a
case recently decided in an English
court. Miss Alice Watkins, a dress.
maker, sued Mr.. William Rainey, de-
scribed as a negro from Sierra Leone
and an English barrster, to recover
damages caused to her lacerated heart
by that gentleman's failure to fulfill his
plighted troth. In consequence of her
engagement with Mr.. Rainey, Miss
Watkins asserts she had refused two
offers of marriage-one from Welsh
gentleman, the other from the son of a
barrister Of long standing. From this
she would appear to have been a young
woman either of unusual personal at
fractions or some social st. nding. Yet
by her own admission her first acquaint-
ance with the defendant was made
while walking in the street one evening
with her sister. 1t was evidently case
of love at first sight. "Othello'' prom
ised at once to marry the fair dress
maker, and Desdemona" coyly con-
sented. Only to save time all tiresome
formalities were waived, and the happy
twain repaired at once to the barrister's
chambers. On parting, the dusky swain
presented his spouse with sovereign,
and put her in an omnibus. After
while Rainey returned to Sierra Leone,
where he kept up an animated CORES
pondence with his intended. In many
Of his letters his promise to marry was
renewed, but at his request all these
valuable epistles were carefully de.
stroyed by the confiding plaintiff. In
spite of the defendants energetic de-
mails. the jury promptly rendered a
verdict against him for $3.50. Perhaps
this is not more absurd than most
breach of promise cases, but it certainly
looks on its face like scandslous per.
version of Justice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29
Political Notes.

The Republican sentiment of West
Virginia, SO far as the press indicates its
character, is averse to the denomination
of Grant.
THE Sacramento (Cal.) Reporter hoists
the Labor ticket, subject to the de-
cisien OF the National Democratic Con.
vention.
A SOUTHERN correspondent of the New
York Administration organ says: 81
predict that the Congressional delega-
tons from the Southern States to the
next Congress will be almost solidly
Democratic"
FRANCIS w. JACOBS, Democrat. was
elected to the Massachusetts, Senate, on
the 18th, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Charles Hale, receiv-
ing $50 votes against 270 for Lewis Rice,
Republican.
GRANTS chances before the Philadel.
phia Convention have been materially
impaired by the discovery of man in
Kentucky who has l04 brothers.in-law
and other relations in proportion.
HORACE GREELEY writes to the editor
of the Alexandria IVA Standard under
date of New York, March 7, in substance
as follows: 81 am working in the inter-
ests Of the Conservative party, and will
continue to do so unto the end, not
caring who the candidates may be; but
if the Cincinnati Convention puts an
ant-tariff plank in their platform, you
may count me out"
The Bonneville (Mo.) Advertiser favors
whatever policy gives the best promise
of defeating Grant and securing an
honest, faithful and economical admin.
istration of the government, and an.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29
London Poor.

The evils of overcrowding are be.
ginning to attract general attention in
England, and it has been found that in
Hanover Square, London, Is houses
contain 45O persons, or several times as
many as a moderate regard for health
would allow. In one district Of the
parish of st. Giles there we're $40 fami.
lies, mono of whom occupied more than
a single room. This was the case
throughout dozen districts. In one
room, IL by Ii feet, and 7 feet inches
high, eight persons were packed; in
another, only six and one-half feet
high, man, his wife, and five children
were crowded. The worst features of
the overcrowding is the occupation of
the same bed by two 'ets Of people dur.
ing the same night. Certain classes
attending the theater every night
ballet dancers, tupes, and the mob
which is attached to a pantomime-let
their beds to market people, who are
just ready to get up and go to work
when the theatrical folks come home.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29

The advices that have been received
from the election in New Hampshire,
on yesterday, indicate that the Repub.
lican have carried the State by at least
1000 majority. Indeed, the percentage
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29

The FAMOUS Halford Leicestershire
Table Sauce has become National. It is in
use from Portland to San Francisco, and
from the Lakes to the Gulf. Its merits have
secured for it the most unprecedented de-
mand.-TCom.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29

AN artist painted cannon so natu.
rally that it went off at very good
price
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29

FIVE thousand feet more Of tunneling
will let daylight through the Hoosac
mountain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29

HEART HUNGRY, Mrs. Westmoreland's
new novel, is already in its fourth edition.
Robert Dale Owens "Debatable Land"
is selling the seventh thousand. Carrie.
ton a. Co., publish both.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29
PINrs AND QUARTS of filthy Catarrhal

rlNTS AND QUARTS OF Hltny catarrhal
discharge. Where does it all come
from! The mucous membrane lining
the chambers Of the nose, and its little
glands, are diseased SO that they draw
from the blood its liquid, and exposure
to the air changes it into corruption.
This life-liquid was to build up the
system, but it is extracted and the sys-
tenn is weakened by the loss. To cure,
gain flesh and strength by using DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which also acts directly upon these
glands, correcting them, and apply DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy with DR.. Pierces
Nasal Douche, the only method of
reaching the upper cavities where the
discharge accumulates and comes from.
The instrument and two medicines sold
for 81 by all druggists. $50
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-29
Mammoth Cave Fishes.

Wilbur F. Parker of Meriden, Conn.,,
has three cycles fish taken from the
Mammoth cave They are alive, quick
as lightning, and almost white in color.
The specimens are about two inches in
length, though the fish frequently reach
six and eight inches. In shape they
are something like "bullhead." Mr..
Parker also found specimens of craw
fish looking like white Holsters. These
are also blind, and white in color.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, April 10, 1877.


The req Tlar horse trade Of the week about
10 close has ss but little improvement over the av
erage OF week. The absence of transactions In yalu
able stock has been the prominent feature In the
market and the improvement In the general demand for
oil kinds OF business horses hrs scarcely been OF sufficient
strength very essential reduction in the large
ly accumulated supply IL the BULBS Head Market low
priced farm and work horses sold quite freely at I'M
changed figures, and etan degree OF activity was
maintained through the current demand from the city
railway and stage lines but there mas been nothing Ike
the brness Of trade expected at the present advanced
The sales public auction far satisfactory.
ard prices obtained IN instances were better thau
very desirable animals, single and in pairs have been
disposed OF az MessFs- Johnston Van IassePs horse
and carriage auction mart ia East Ihirteentn-st, ana
Major O. w. Barker AT the Empire Stables IN thompson
St. welded the hammer during three successive days.
distributing over co and large stock OF wagons
carriages trucks etc, and lie announces thab ne VIII
continue the sale Monday next, April IT, and from
day 10 day until the whole contents OF MI Ellis N Crows
The stock OF the EuTopea6 Circus Company was to-day
sold under the hammer Major c. w. Barker oficiating
auctoneer Eight ponies and trick horse DrouAt
from $3.50 10 $500 per head and four lions were sold Tor
5000.
Black gelding Burke has been sold by Dun Walton for
$4,000
The carriage manufactures Of prominent builders
bear evidence OF activity and large amount OF nrs
during the week from the repositories were s2
factory the best grades OF WORK are concerned
but medium ami cheap grades only Indifferent me
Southern demand las been very gh5 tus ar anu only
Hsubu npS~ $50 Now zeaiaSd rs pEgs..
Brih Vel. Indies l 20 british est .,s y Pss, ~
Porto Rico L.. ....... 51Oll3 slf7l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15

a. o. Gael 10 for LOas aye' sss'a for sS'r' no. ''A
t os market Is nrm desirable grades, sses 90 nna
q ~ ss CHA NuscoV AGO oO and JOB lots u
&%s sroREse serers market hiss been e's seavs 1 ~,
,ssp sprs TyvBane has teep freely oasre s' RoSn has
ssiSR Sx hs'S dock sold st te .sles Of
advance fair inq-y sno or
his Strained 81 a. AMI lee ho Co. a. 10 for EevbeIB,
closing With . si bid lsr steady but ques a. - "
oaT MKAIIsIn fsr requey and pcos are Sedy ~. choo
Ala NV al o. rs We quote 81 ier Superior ana - " ~
v r,r,.s oue v firm at 9oc IN c,sss sna nc
go W. Ous sre ven dull and nress are sau"u'
,esav Otber Os dull and unensng , -,ry
PROvIsONS-fhs DAY week we len our foA s,sl demand in
epo e. contrSss holders narAe1 49, 80, ~
PAT io 70 uurcb the future prices nave 1-
W. 50'g sps Mes had more ACTIVITY a NJ" 80 !,
p'ee - ipnrovei 6rn At the close n e ~ %
ing nss<na irregular pneeSi me SeA-. & "a
:. west Indes and Central Ameies, naS ~ or stock;
Ecf rs zen only moderate saNr24 W, II -
sasy tie d,a Tor For, s Ir Mess for futue des
tht ssis are Sh sS ApK A. y Is $40 50f NAY a. si' &
sss o. Az so bhls July 81 9 IL 05i ana w Dps' a.
sos 5 Ma Mess at TO- cash Beef contnns - he
DEG sIsa Of Us b6s ss9sl0 for Plain Ness saa
10 ~ 80. MsSs Tierco Beef Is limited deIssa ana 'p ia
800 80 fo Al. sxrep fne grades sales Of % yes ~
60 PINE Mes Sl8G s2 for India Ness p tS,g vav
Of s1 bhIs Al s226S e for Western Cut AeaS N s SG
80 ne market Is sieay; Of 30 pSgs a. v S't 80
Salte1 ans % sse o
T2.ean and steady sales OF ~
Long boxes Long ear Al oi'
80 s Clear AZ nc Dressed Hogs uncosngo We q o1
80 fr Or snd Tgsa Lard irner and tary aee ~
hbs ana tea 79ke for Nc. ~ 6sG o wv onre delivery
60 PINE Steam and &C. Kettle Rendered. lo NJ AZ
s az 513 tea at DC. cash, part Kelei 10y U.s. O ' "
; aloe June. and 100 scs 1u a. vrvx KSn1ye
ExPoETS Pk9vIsioSs PROM Wv, 5s-o 80" $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15
Financial.
SSIGNEES SALE of the ALABAMA and

A SSIGNEES' SALE Of the ALABAMA and
N CHATTANOOGA r. Rim the District Con Of me onieo
States Middle fAsbmAIn Bankruptcy IN the matter
Of the Alabama Chattanooga Railroad Company
said Court made the LID dny OF
1874 the undergnsl Asgnees Bankruptcy o. the Ansmn an
Chattanooga Company hereby give notice thai h
cash. pnbH suction at the AesAn basin n ny o.
stste Alabama MONDAY the twenty second day
Of April IN all continuous railroad Of sad comaay nom i.
terminus Meridian State MISSISSIPPI 20 ~ ~
Wanachie State Of Tennessee together Win N
eeuuuepts rolling stock snosops depot water SAILORS oA-
bd tools easements ard every other night interest," or
whatsoever Fhch conveyed ny SAID AhomA tHu ha
tanooz, ComuAny by N mortgage or deed OF trust ei
ecud nDeteenb DAY Of December 1905 TO seth Adams
F,ns Dane John Demer Trustees together With me machine
shops and machinery and tools depo ne me ny %
Of Tennessee Subject however 70 the lien :"
the State absma it, Endorsements o. tse nrs mogsse
Company the Of the ho and owner me
f oraye bonds riorsed the State OF ans me solt
Thousand dollars ana snt 70 e
hr lien Of the State for interest pad on M s mort
grge bonds 20 the eight hundred and thousand ne
Hndre and eehtynx subject 20 the farther Zen OF % ~
ALABAMA for hereafter said arsi
hondS. and 60 much Road as subject en OF the state OF
Georgia be bect tbst lien Should said Lien IN avsr o. s
Stae settled and listed or TO the Gag Of SAFE
tbsn the aid Road be sold Hsincumoered thereof
JOHN II. GiNpEAT, ASssnesI N t hSn,,up g VI '"'
JOHN F. BAILEY, Chattanooga RaIroad Company
Ala March, IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15
CHICAGO LIVE srO
-. Elr LIZ Nee.-ll Oh q

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET-APRIL T.
Rl FOR weeA 0ji clic, 332l6 hogs 1886 sheep ship
ca;tl- - 30 hos 1901 sheep pOndDg ~
lE capts-l16 cate, i5Sy hon. 52s sheep hApmeait-
10 shep. Market cattle trnef lt-
800, common 80 5-0 good. 40 .J@
a. g D ne Shipping IS .0a sc d eTts. sc 4eP6 3D.
a.. user; s.lss = ga z. 81 s.eD sID NC sne -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15

A LABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
"A Rod OF ALA5AMA.rMPoRrAST NOTICE TO sEooSD
MORTGAGES BONpHOLDkhS-An meeting will be held Al this once
ocoeI Ts DAT take into consideration the action Of the Gov
reference sale Of the Road the 2d inst You must
Boni hold and he prepared deliver hem 10
COMMITTEES at CEARLBs L. FkOsI,
Chairman COMMITTEES B. and A. L. Z. Of Alabama
0Mosdsy, April IS, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15
REcrlrrs OF PRODTCE.

Per Mo- FegWts and Iffll.oil%
A,- q lie pkgs Ah Ky 1855 5 @ Cotton Il sES
prr r $50 90 boxes hegs s9 ~ For ''',s
I.h C "A $50 bush bush Malt - hays Grass seed 100
lSs Bcsna bR2 Con- Meal 3s4 bags Corr sie a5s OBS
Ia l-t % 0Ci5 easncr, $500 pkgs OI Cake ALB PIGS
20 Il ma Beef az rt- Meats ia Grease. 1914
- Ir Kegs Lard i0G pigs Ste.ru, v ps7' BUTTER ~ pags
3 ID la Iauo7 Rice Flour, G3 psgs ace, Jo boxes
starch SKIS h. chests Yea 20 bids TOBACCO VO'
70 scco 40 abs skew bales Wool go hOls Lnb on
m ceutso produce ending SATURDAY evening PA IL ~
flu 343, bhi
- o gs,i a5 55 bsi wheat 3gO38 1897 huh
% n.l ID M 2O bulh Barley 40 bush Peas, 6i2 bush
1r. seed pk-s Be 9SJ pksA PORK ids AsS Cut MeAE
& 4t LAM asr e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15

CFC0ND HAND LIGHT R0CKAWAYS,
= POSY PHABrOS several BuGGlRS, two Stsesi kOOKA-
W 70 20 n rt1i HRSEsS MANUFACTURERS UNION,
49, oeV'~4AA"- ~ ha Rsa~,sN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15
y &c ri l2s III ~ .3 ga 99ln0s a7909'

Tel Sept . o orc ~, 20 Oh o. 17f ig4 n 9O
s1S ue I $40 IS 4 ~ q $685. 2s sis79 ls24oeo5 o 20
pJ7O IFI-N-Crue m lk beer in moderate reGaes, We
irTT ard 6ru under smaller oagsi ae 81 ~ es cav XIX
M vate terrs. we 0use elc The Creek msrEet nH o.
- ~ hnns has been dOne the pTevalhrg quo |
scot wee - IS on Upper and 20 % on Lower S s
"a a. bioLer figures: heard only Of cargo o. -.
- stsb h Vessel c Cases steady az 81 4@5+c
a. siGl5o.; IN Philadelphia tie ~-fAe' e'O'eS ~
70 Foreign 4
IN aersteiv active; 80 RaHgoon a. o. W'S anu
rs bags Pstna at lee -, -. .. ,rAo-.r roco;,..
~ % fings fair 80 good Refining 81 re-, ard No. II Boz St
- SO Lbis C-pf ll-l6, ~ d. Cuba al 5sc anu
lao boxes Mosses sugls = Reane4 dull Al LGI@s io'
-
LOW-F but IN; sales Of zoo hhds private We
quote. Choice CRY a. * ~ }llc
WhIsKY-T.sIgeI but -llli sIc5 OF 80 bills 81 oSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15
rur eTArK OF TRAnE.

y
opened q23 Tor monei and
90 m 10 scent UnueI bonds, ldr-s e
1875 o.. I'D ; 1875 g.. I1l-tol4cs s14
PN.ls ANIL la a--2slies opeaed az ST. 75c ,,,.
Ifv-i.,itI mCOt0l cp,ned steady llillA
CDnis az QtL A---A.g Orleans, gVl4L Corn, 2J PEI
quarter 90, p. - -
g. Tor e account, Iu.e1 ivTweRy bonds loO SO
l565s Oil. 1lt; 1913 95. 4eifor-es, ~. 49,.
.vKrpOoI April lJl.lo u.COton closed steady; Mdding
Tpas Orleans, lls sales o. the day.
$500 Da including speculation =d breads2-s are
80, a., -,,-
fgfpen'ine, . az z c@t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15
5G.es bp 2uttlon

A MERwis, Aacuoscer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
Id 4rsales of Books Works q
MONDAY, ApIl Is. al N, STANDARD MEDICAL BODEs
Enrtsh, American. al French
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. ati p. r.-VALrAbLH ar ELEGANr
BOOKS comparing beside cLoice cop Of STANDARD Work. he
departments Of Literature, AMI beautifully LiBtrsd
Works
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, ard FRIDAv-A SAL, principally. Il
Works Estor. containing aso, Auogsph lts
add Elgrlvng collection II Hae and Fs
bic BcoAs various sablectS
GEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. (late Leayitt,
VI sebegh Col, CLIFTON Hal. As'0r place For th- II
Of LIsRARiE BSos PAIsTss a al
Minds OF LIrEAAaY PRoPERTV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15

Lows. April l3.-CctiOn quiet hcdhnRs 22tc
April 3Coon steady. Low MIsdSi &c ne receipts
20 bes exyorscoas;sss, i4 bales IOu bales stock 1l
bales n
B0gr0y April i3C0itoa quc MliNngs. 23se net receipts
bales g-os 1925 baes sales, 200 bas stock 10 Dw baeS
lJC1on Alacings, net receipts
al bales; sales bales stock, D. 10 bales
l3lO,tO4 dem md holders trm; ND
49, 2sl net receipts bales exports coeNlGe b4le3
49, 40 bales; stock. 80, 90 baies 49,.
CscissAr Apnl a-coea arer not qucahY higher Mtapg'
BIC. ...
LOUISVILLE April l3-Cot.oh ermi Hddhngs 22sc
PaGLADELPHIA, April l3Cotton quiet M!ddhagsl 23Ac
NEwOKL4Ass All I3-Cotton krr MdAne a.s receipts
81 bales gys baes exp0rts-to lAvqrpoo Nf bales 20
reeesa " bales eoSise IA beles sales @ baesi soeA i-'
-sf tsi~~
cyAELEsroS Apr l3-Coton mldBgs 2z022!c;
efoseoasise ia bes sales 200 bales; stock
1887 baies
BALrisOAE April 3coiOn am Mdngs 23tc net recepts $40
bales yrss 3 baesi tOo bales sales, " 0-ss
Btoc& ,3f9 bales.
WmsSGToS, April 3Coton dull MdGngs nc net receipts,
baesi eIporscoastH 80 bales, 10 bales.
hENPa Apr iaCOt'On hrni held higher DddAngs 2l 1Zc
geceig'g,
GALyTos APRIL bCoton qrletl Good OrdinAry 9iei net
lec-l's. $50 bales; sales so 5as; stock. l-.312 b4ies
Apr! l4C0tou qust Mtiiags ia. receipts ls
bale t4.ss. 30 ba.sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15
CoUy7Y TRaasUaEa's oTTIca COOE County, ILLINOIS

PROPOSALS viii be received by 5 the nn ntce1
sgne Al this Oee 10th instant FOR the bONDS
Couu az follows; FOR $500 COO to be delivered on ne % gay Of ms
month for $4,000 delivered on the Eh ea o.
s.a bonds are sold bv direction OF the Boar OF Cons
CoSk Co. and are part the ssne Of snlAoei " hs
Illinois At its present se'on WI DC
ise in denominations Of 900 With coupons attached WI rl
years interest cert per - soIs
SoHs- National snk New-i where tne nc
also parabe The Of the State OF Illinois
indebted in manner or of
snv poss including existing Indebtedness 10 me
tie OF
then M he by the last assessment icr s AM
tsxes prvous mourning Of sach ndeb ne pn. a.
less thar $500 Ol ihe last o
tsyaon was something 100 O 900; that LIS sne OF oon -
moi only Within the cOnsut limit, but S+OOVO OF me
10 he a1pd present ndbtaness there can 'Aeeoe 10 ~
security offered TO caplabst@ .ur,s
Roal or rejection
90 suDH4'S- ~ -- J. s. RuMSEY, County Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15
A STATEMENT.

Joint stock CoDnarv Cae Dealers having organized within
the rast two years under nearly Ike 0"n as Tie law
permitted now mpuiellg advertise, ei IS tie GA Hor'e Of Brew
erH vita sharing the reputation Which "e oae
gwen Carriage bearing tia. name During n Past ha
manufactured
Brome establishment without interruption change IN our m
name c6uowgeI excellence has made then tie standard
both qrav This rnu.siion we'll the good nam
We won and therefore beg
noy public Connection Whatever vita TIE JOINT
Stock Comp Ey referred TO-
BREWSTER & CO., OF BROOME'ST.,
WAREROOMS, FIFTHAVE.,
CORNER OF FOURTEENTH-ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-30

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