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TeLEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. IL, 1872.
Mr.. James NJ Turner, the United States Minister
TO Liberia who arrived In England by the last
steamer FROM the West Coast OF Africa, had an in
terview yesterday with the Right Hon. Edmund
Hammond, Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.
Mr.. Turner is on leave Of absence, and will go to
America before returning to Monrovia
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THE ARKANSAS TROUBLES,
IIrryr Rocx Ark Sent. 70. 49,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. II, 1872.
General Upham left again for Pope county this
morning, with q dozen more OF the Governors
guards Matters In and around Russellvie remain
about the same as last reported.
Williams, the Deputy Sheriff, shot few days
since, Is dead. Letters from Russeville confirm
the report that In his dying statement he laid all
the blame Of the troubles on the present 0ncias
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TIE WHEAT CROP.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. IL, 1872.
A special despatch from Wln0na MIMI, says
that dispatches were received to-day from all
points OH the winona and st. Peters Railroad,
from WinOna to New Ulm, showing the effect OF the
late heavy rains wheat. About 0ne-fOurth or
the crop Is still in shock and Is badly damaged.
average damage Is estimated at from One-fOurth
to one-sixth Of the entire crop average yield Of
bushels per acre.
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ChristadOrO's Hair Dye.-This Splendtdf
Dye Is the only that has ever been analysed andt
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. IL, 1872.
The republicans of the Fifth district have unani-
mously nominated Colonel JEFF Seay for Congress-
The republicans OF the Seventh district have
renominated s. 8. Burdett by reclamation, for re-
election to Congress.
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ENGLAND.
outflow Of Bullion from the Bank.
1eleeaAM TO the NEW YORK HesALs.

LONDON, Sept. IL, 1872. o.
Tue bullion In the Bank OF England decreased
&4S4.oO0 during the past week.
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Crime in the Streets Of Sydney and Strike by
Sailors for Wages Advance-Legislative
Vote in Aid Of Steamship Commu-
nication with America.
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Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept II, 1872.
The Eighth Congressional Democratic Convention
met here to-day and nominated General A. n.
Wright for Congress by reclamation.
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NeW York.

ELMIRA, Sept. IL, 1872
At the Republican Congressional Convention
held at Hornellsvile to-day the Hon. II. Boardman
smith, Of Chemung, was unanimously renominated
for Congress-.
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David's Fall Hat for Gentlemen. 81
$685. Broadway, near Duane sSreet-,y
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BEATING HIS SISTER TO DEATH,
BOSTON. Mass, Sc

BOSTON, Mass, Sept II, 1872.
In East Cambridge yesterday, during quarrel
between James Cavanagh and his sister, Bridget
Talbot, he beat the latter brutalY that she died
during the night
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THE vIELE KIDNAPPING CASE
One Of tho Alleged Kidnappers Captured
In H0h0keM.

I'm H0boken.
Il will be remembered that one OF the daughters
of General vele was forcibly taken away from his
residence on the shore OF Lake Mahopac, few
days since by the mother of the child and several
accompices. While the girl was being carried rom
the house an assault was committed on an elder
sister by one Of the men. warrant was
Immediately procured for the arrest OF the man
who Is assertei to have made the assault-Mon-
taaue r. Levenson. Yesterday afternoon, as he was
about to embark on Che German steamship Frlsa,
at HobOken, intending to escape to Europe, he was
captured by Chief D0navan, OF the Hoboken police
handed over to the New York authorities
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WEST INDIES.
sweep Of Hurricane Over the Windward
Islands-Many Lives Lost
ItllsAAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, JAM, Sept. II, 1872
hurricane visited the windward Islands YES.
sells are ashore at st. Kits, Guadalupe and Mar.
tiniaue, and great damage had been done.
At Dominica the vessels were dashed to pieces,
wharyes broken and many lives lost.
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CHILE.
Valparaiso Visited by q Severe Storm.
TELEGRAM TO the new york HERALD.

KINGSTON, JAM Sept. II, 1872.
Advices to hand by telegraph report that, on
the 10th, severe storm passed over Valparaiso,
doing much damage to the shipping.
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YachtinG Note.

Yacht viking, NY.Y.C., Mr.. Sands, from New
station at Whitestone yesterday afternoon.
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TELEGRAM TO tine new YORK HERALD.

ROME, Scpt II, 1877.
President Theirs has been informed by M. Bour
going that the Pope has abandoned all idea OF leav
ing Rome.
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Fall style OF Gents Hats Now Re adj
p ERNENwEIN Manufacturer, 14s Nassau seceef be-
tween Beekman and Spruce streets
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Victoria.

The steamship olympia. at San Francisco, brings
the following additional news dated from Aus.
tralasia:-
The State Treasurer of Victoria has stated that 1t
would not be necessary, by the terms Of the Califor
MIA mail contract for the government to submit a
resolution to the House refusing to ratify the con-
tract made by the late government.
Mr.. Dufry gave notice that he would introduce an
inquiry in the House as to the intention Of the gov
eminent in reference to the mail service.
later communication has been received from
the General Agent, stating that the imperial gov
eminent has approved Of the California mail con.
tract and would grant subsidy Of 100000.
A compromise has been effected with the GOLFERS
who were on strike at Newcastle.
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The Hour OF Vengeance Has Come AZ
blood 81 miqns 1ndsr 81, se on eSsm IN
NJ. infested dwellings TO reaches Croon bags plant m
see and moths equally ss s DlS syenue
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JUSTICE IN CHICAGO.

Average temperature Yesterday. ........... 7b's
Average temperature for corresponding date
IaSL yeHr. 10
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
British Preparation for Ponderous Decisiou--
Dissent from the Geneva Court Rul-
ing-viit to Bsrne.
TrLscaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, Sept. Il, 1872
sir Alexander Cockburn, the British member Of
the Board OF Arbitration in the Alabama case will
deliver an elaborate opinion on the points wherein
nc dinered from the decision OF the Court His
secretaries are now engaged in the work Of copy.
ing the opinion.
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THE MAINE ELECTION.

THE MAINE ELECTION
OMcial Returns-Republican Majority
$4,000.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. II, 1872.
Onlcal returns from 393 towns give Perham for
Governor l6, GOO majority.
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CUBA.

a Boat Supposed from the Bienville, Picked Up
at Sea.
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BASE BALL.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IL, 1872.
The game between the Eckfords, OF Brooklyn,
and Baltimore Club this afternoon, was the most
closely contested played here this season. Tho
fielding OF the Eckfords was very fine, but the Bal
timOres excelled at the bat The game was called
at the end OF the seventh inning in consequence Of
rain. The following Is the score
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IsIe of France.

BY way of Australasia and San Francisco we
learn that Hon. A. Gordon, OF MaurNius, is to be
the new Governor of the colony.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 49, A. M.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 49, A. M. J
Synopsis FOR the Past T,oentv.,our Hours.
The barometer, which on Wednesday night was
central over Lake Michigan has moved north
eastward into Canada, north Of Lake On
tario Cloudy weather is now prevailing
over the South Atlantic States, with south
erly winds; and from Virginia n0rthward,
over New York, with rain and fresh to brisk south.
easterly to southwesterly wind. Clear weather
over the New England coast, with fresh southerly
winds. Clear weather and n0rthery to westerly
winds from Texas to Alabama and nOrthward to
ohio and the Upper Lake region. The tempera-
ture has fallen from Tennessee to Western Penn
sylvania and northwestward.
Probabilities.
For Virginia and the western portions OF Mary
land, Pennsylvania and New York, and southwest.
ward to the Gulf and westward to the northwest,
northeriy to westerly winds and clear and cool
weather by morning, and extend eastward over
the eastern portion OF these States, New Jersey,
and the western portion OF New England during
the day. For the South Atlantic States winds
veering to westerly and nOrthwestery, with clear
ing weather, except for Florida.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours CON-
pared with the corresponding day Of last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Phar.
Rufl1fnN
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% LONDON, sept. Il, I6I2.
The Edinburgh Scotsman says the award Of the
Geneva Tribunal to America will be made In the
form of lump sum.
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Batchel0r's Hair Dye-The Best In thsf
world the only perfect Dye harmless, reliable nstan-
faneots AT all druguists.
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Died.

Died.
sAssoN-In Flushing on Thursday. September
H. DORETTA CATHARINE, daughter or JOhn b. 0n0
Doretta A. sasson, aged years, months and
days.
EDwARDs.-on Thursday. september u. at the
residence OF his sOn-nlaw, John Ftrmin, ia East
Thirtieth street Dr. J.J. EDWARDS In the list year
y $50 iFor other Deaths see Etgn,h Pu0e.l
Mosquito Bites.-Burnett's Kalliston
neutrslizes the poison almost instantancously'
A.-For Stylish and El:gsnt Z, H:: Co
A.-Herrins's Patent ,s
2si and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
A-Hsr.a y g.:nsn om .s: sd srSoa .,I!.
0'"'' Open from sX N. toSP.M
A.-For Fail Dress Hats At pepular
prices go the manufacturer, d. LEAHY lD Fulton St
A square Chance for a Fortune.-Pub<
ko LIBRARY or IE ESa Distribution Sept s
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In thSf
tsneous At all druggists! y
Christadoro's Hair Dye.-This splendtlf
Dye Is the only one that has ever been analysed snct
iouhu h"rm'ess. -------------- "a
David's Fall Hat for Gentlemen. ~
2ss1a Broadway near Duane sSreet-ty
II
P. ERNENwEIN, Manufacturer, 14S Nassau seCeet De-
tween Beekman and Spruce streets
Furniture. Upholstery and Curtain
sgs % c q street essS ana
Hard Knocks.-There IL Om's Sort On
A.. II s,tar ~ 80 broadway. His fall style OF HATS
pmacp snnts ont of thing Hitherto produced II ID
neal light HANDSOME and graceful
! Ladies and gents, II you wish Boots
| -,aas good article moderate prices, patroniza
""" ' MILLER CO., No. s Union square,
! Patent Open Work J.olitioal Banners-f
! Flags and Portraits at HoJE'k GRAHAM'S ~ Duaner
street
Royal Havana Lottery.-Pricss Re-
duced. ]. II. MARTINEZ Co, Bankers No. 10 Wall g.,
Box No. 1855 Post ONCE New York.
|
Royal Havana LOttery.-Prises Casheds
orders nled information furnished, highest rates Red ZOE
| spanish Bank Bills. TAYLOR CO, Bankers ~ "sns@
The aouys OF vengeance Has Come At
lastrhe predatory insects that have feS on Se ~
blood for Centuries die BY MILLIONS under sne ns IN
KNuWEES INSECT DESTROYER that ial on .ncm ~
al infested dwellings To reaches Croton ongs ps ann
Srocers eyerywhere. Depot No. 7 sixth avenue
wedding Cards, Monogram, Crcssk
oos's VI "in''' j. EvERDRLL. so BrosdwsS
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The native chiefs appear to be much dissatisfied
with the imperial government established by the
foreigners, but nominally under King Thokambau.
They complain, among other things that the exces-
sive issue Of paper money and the expense OF the
government are hurrying the kingdom into bank
ruptcy. -f.
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wedding Cards, Monogram, Cre"<
No''' " j. EvERDRLL. ~ Rrosdwse
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ROME.

His Holiness tho Pope to Remain at the Church
Centre.
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA,
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. -. 10

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IL, 1872.
frince Augustus OF Brazil, Prince Philip of Aus
ira ana DR.. Waura sailed for Honolulu by webb's
Australian steamer to-day
Ex-Supervlsor Kelly was arrested to-day for con
spring to murder j. b. Shay, a witness in a real es
tate Title forgery case now pending in the courts
w. 4: Hon. California pioneer, died to-day
Inc secretary OF the Treasury has ordered the
resembling OF the ten per cent dues Japanese inn
Pors IN the case OF the cargo of the Japanese ship
lulu Muran, which arrived last week.
me soldiers on San Juan Island are TO be re-
moved to Port Townsend, Washington Territory
me weather continues extremely warm Ia Cali.
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Particulars OF the Massacre OF the Crew
or SchOoner-A Duel Between the
spanish and Peruvian COnsuls.
BY way OF Honolulu full particulars are received OF
the massacre or the crew OF the schooner Lavinia
by the natives OF solomon Islands. in revenge for
the kidnapping OF natives by whites. 1t was q
terrible afIair.
considerable excitement was caused at Macao
by duel between Senior Chica, the Spanish Consul
and Senior Tarrebueno, the Consul of Peru, growing
out OF dispute about gambling debt. senior
TarrebuenO was severely wounded In the arm
Principals and seconds were arrested and heavy
bail required.
Macmillan Archer. the agent OF the Peninsular
ana oriental Steamship Company, and an Old resi-
Dent Of MacOO, is dead.
The Japanese Embassy to China, to effect changes
In the treaties, viii return again to China on the
arrival Of The Embassy now IN Europe.
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Ladies and gents, II Jon wish Boots
""" '"'e'' MILLER CO., No. 5 Union square,
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AFRICA.

Tho United States Minister to the Liberian Re-
public at the British Foreign Office.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Pricss Re-
duced. j. b. MARTINEZ CO, Bankers No. 10 Wall st..
BOX No 1885 Post ONCE New York.
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Patent Open Work Political Banners,
Flags and Portraits at HoJE's 4 GRAHAM's, ~ Duane
sire
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OGicial Reception at Berne.

BERNE Sept. IL, 1872.
The gentlemen connected with the Alabama
Claims Arbitration Tribunal arrived here this morn
ing from Geneva. They were met at the railway
station by the President and members OF the Swiss
Federal Council.
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Hard Kuocks.-There II Omss Sort Oh
knocks that beats al others to pieces an that's
tnocLs snots out of thing Hitherto produced. II ID
neat light handsome and graceful
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prt.es Onsneas
orders filled information furnished, highest rates Rea or
spanish Bank Bills. TAYLOR CO, BsnkerA 10 "shse
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New Zealand
Fiji Islands.

The advces from this place are wholly unim
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A NOVEL RAcE.-Quite large crowd
assembled in the street Lear LOUIS NEU-
HARr's ON Thursday afternoon, 9th inst i,
to witness trial of speed between man
named r. Il. LITTLE, auciioneering here,
and one of Mr.. BUcHANAN's livery hor-
ses. LITTLE wagered that he could run
from NEUHART's crossing to the old house
standing in the northeast corner Of the
grave yard, and back down again to the
goal before the horse.
The man aud horse were started; the
horse reaching the half way post, and on
his way back, before LITTLE reached it;
Int the moment LITTLE touched the mark
by the old house, he commenced running
tdckuards and continued to the starting
noint. amid the yells and shouts OF The
crowd. When the rider of the horse saw
the trick he run his horse back to the hall
waypoint, dismounted and tried backing
home, but The horse was not SOOd mack
or and that fact compelled his rider tc
bring him home agaia head foremost
The whole affair was decidedly funny
the bd OK dorn again part Of the perform
.nce convinced some Of the boys tina
there was considerable for them to leari
vet that they would better play spectator
than WAGER upon the uncertain chances
Of the race track, with one who under
stands himself
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

May z.
Prices 10 day for beef cattle ranged as
follows: Best beeves Sc 75a7 rs; that
generally rated first quality SIS 621a6 Is :;
medium or good fair quality 81 75a5
50; ordinary thin steers, oxen ano COWS
81 5Oa4 IS; inferior and lowest grades
Of cattle so 00a0 00-gcneral average e
of the market to day Sc 12I; extreme
range Of prices 81 50a7 7o Most Of
the sales were from So 75a6 so per 100
pounds
SHEEP AND LAMBS-There is but
little variation this week in the number
Of sheep as compared with our report
last week. though there has been a large
number propoFlionately of good sheep,
and the demand for that kind has been
good--a large number, if in the market,
would he readily absorbcd-there is no
J change, however, in quotations, quality
/ being considered, since last week. We
quote fair to good sbeared at Gba7c and
wool sheep brought 91c per ID gross
Lambs We quote at 81 5Oa5 90 pei
head as to size and quality.
HOGS-Notwithstanding the de.
creased receipts, there is scarcely more
than shade advance in quotations, the
butchers at the close last week being
pretty generally well fixed as to stock
in their prices; The demand has beer
fair, keeping pace with the supply. We
quote cornfed hogs at Sc O0a6 so, the
sales being chiefly at or near the high
est figure, and stilled at IS J0a6 90 pei
| 100 lbs net.
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THE CITY BAKERY.
SOUTH OF THE COURT HOUSE

The following dialogue is supposed
to have taken place in town on Saturday
last:
JoHN.-"Which way, TONI"
ToM-:Going down to REINHERRs S.
He has full stock of groceries and
other goods things. Here's list"
Sugars, rice, soaps, cream of tartar,
extract of coffee. baking soda, ground
and grain pepper, nuts. mace, mustard
cinnamon, blackenihg, ginger, candles,
herring, brooms, wash boards, and
buckets also, all kinds of chewing and
smoking tobacco.
His confectioneries consists Of all
kinds of French and fancy candies, COM
mon candy, canned peaches, tomatoes,
corn, plums, pine apple and pears,
prunes, raisins, sardines, cove oysters,
French mustard, pickles, chow chow,
celery sauce. mixed pickles, piccalilli,
lemons, oranges, lemon and raspberry
syrups, maccaroni, vermicelli and every
other article kept in a first class Grocery
and Confectionery establishment.
JoHN-'Well, that's the place to buy ;
and hereafter REINHERR will get my
custom"
Tom 81 must lie going. Wife sent
me after a load Of things on this list,
and said JAKE kept the best in town y
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Are YOU Going w estl

IF so; take our advice, and purchase
your tickets over the old reliable and
popular Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
is, positirely, the only line that runs three
Daily Express Trains from St Louis TO
Kansas City and the West! and is, posi-
ticely, the only line which runs Pullman S
Palace Sleepers and fine Day Coaches,
Especially for morers) equipped with
Miiler's Safety Platform and the Patent
Steam Brake, from st Louis to Kansas
City, Fort Scott, Parsons, Lawrence,
Leavcnworth, Atchison, St. Joseph, Ne
hraska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha
cuhout change! For information in
regard to time tables, rates, DC, to any
point in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Col
orado, Texas or California, call upon or
address S. II THOMPSON, Agent, MiSsou-
ri Pacific Railroad, Columbus, Ohio; or
E A FORD, Genl Passenger Agent, ST
Louis, Mo.
No trouble to anSwer questions!
mch26 1872
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Light Expenses! Large Dividends!
Policies Non .forfeitoble after one or
more Payments, and Liberal in Terms.
No Extra Charge for Females.
It's COMBINED ADVANTAGES NOT Ex-
cELLED BY ANY COMPANY.
Agents find this Company one of the east
est TO work for, with as liberal contracts as
made by any old company. -.
Reliable, Euergetc Live bIan wanted to
represent the Company at all points in
Ohio still unoccupied.
From the Cincinnati Insurance Chronicle. II
at always gives US pleasure ito notice the
waving of mere formalities in the settlny of
loss by Life Insurar ce Company. where
the genuineness of the claim Is uuuuestiGn-
ed, and nothing can be gained by their OBJ
servance We are led to these remarks by
having seeh check drawn by the Union Mn.
tnal Life Insurance Company, in favor Of the
widow of the late G W. Bigler, NJ D. DR..
Biger died about, the. middle of last month
and the Company, has paid the loss thus
promptly without availing, itself of dts right
/ of ninety days delay. 1t is not the first time
that the Company has done this thing, AMI
its poiicy-hoIders may rest certain that tt cir
beneticiaries will never be subjected TO vexa-
tous delays iu obtaining their money from
tbs staunch old Union Mutual"
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Noble County Etelns.

From the Noble County Republican, I'd lns''l
James Teener, an estimable young
man who was teaching school the past
winter near Williamsburg, was taken I'll
while there, and died on the road be-
tween that point and his home near
umberland.
CT. Bil'man, better known as the
'Stumpy Dutchman, from Monroe
county, is working at Katharys Bot
and Shoe store. He is called one OF
the bet workmen in the State, and 10
be convinced you should leave yom
measure.
Ii will require 1900 telegraph poles,
and the same number Of brackets ano
glass insulators between Marietta end
Cambridge l20 coils of wire will be
required to reach the same distance -
For the present, offices will only lie es
tahished at Whipp|e, Msckslursh
Caldwell, Summit and Pt. Pleasant -
Others will be opened as business jhstl
fcs it. The portion between MARKETS.
and Caldwell will be in operation early
| in May.