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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-22
WASHINGTON.
General News Summary.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The Com
mittee on Ways and Means considere'
the tariff on bagging.
The Committee on Appropriation
considered the Senate amendment II
the executive and legislative arproPrl'
alton bill. These amendments vii
engage the attention Of the committee
for several days and will finally resul
in a conference committee.
The defeat Of the Pacific mail sub
sidy in the House, yesterday, Is regarded
final, not only 50 far as this subsidy. ii
concerned but all others which may
come up.
The Banking and Currency Commit
tee to-day continued the investigation o.
the charges against the Controller o
the Currency. Mr.. Hubert. The indi
cations now are that the charges Will
not be sustained. ="
The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs have decided to report bill
for the remission Of the balance of the
Chinese indemnity fund, amounting to
over 81 100000
The Senate Committee on Territories
had under consideration, this morning
the case OF James F. Legate, whose
nomination was lately sent to the Sen
ate for Governor Of Washington Terri
ritorv. Senator Schurz was before the
committee in opposition to Lesate
confirmation.
Mr.. Dana, Of the New York Sun, was
before the Naval Investigating Com
mittee this morning. He said he was
not yet prepared to testify and asked
until Monday next to prepare, which
request was granted.
Mr.. Rainey, the colore1 member Of
the House from South Carolina, and
Mr.. Myers, OF Baltimore, President oil
the colored Hahn Union, will speak al
Elmira, n. Y, on the 20,h inst, in
opposition TO the nomination OF Justice
Davis.
The trial OF Charles w. Butts. for
attempting to seduce several young
girls, which came off to-day, resulted IN
the conviction OF Butts, whereupon the
Judge sentenced him to pay $500, in
default Of which, imprisonment TOR six
months. This is the extent Of the law.
Gov. Ito, of the japanese Embassy
Yesterday presented to Secretary Bout.
well set of japanese gold and silver
coins, tn be deposited in the cabinet OF
The Philadelphia mint.
Commissioner Douglass, who has
been quite i'll for the past few days, is
much improved to-day.
Dispatches sent from here to the New
Orleans papers last night regarding the
interview between the President and
Governor Warmoth misstated the case
entirely. During the interview the
principal part of the talking was done
by Governor Warmoth. who desired to
compromise the pending difficulties on
Louisiana politics and stated his plans
of compromise, to all of which the
President listened without expressing
any opinion. 1t is well known here,
and there is authority for the statement,
that the President does not favor the
compromise. He is perfectly willing to
allow the people OF Louisiana to decide
the question at the polls.
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CONGRESSIONAL. Il.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
SENATE.

The Secretary of the Senate was
directed to prepare an alphabetical iis'
of all private claims since 1888, with
the action of the Senate upon them.
Mr.. Carpenter called up the bill to
extend the time for the construction ol
the Bayfield, and St. Croix railroad, and
moved to non concur in the amend
ments of the House.
Mr.. Sherman moved to concur, when,
after discussion, the bill was laid over
and ordered to be printed.
The tariff bill coming up, Mr.. Chand'
Ter moved to lay it aside till Monday:
Mr.. Logan moved to lay it aside for
the purpose of fixing a day for the con-
sideration OF the claim OF j. c. Abbott
to a seat as Senator from North Caro-
lima.
The Senate refused to lay aside the
bill and Mr.. Frelinghuyssn addressed
the Senate upon it.
= Mr.. Morton offered an amendment
repeating all laws creating or imposing
tax upon domestic products and upon
stamps, except the tax on spirits, fermer'
ted liquors and tobacco, the repeal to
take effect October |, 1872.
Mr.. Sumner said the expensive
machinery Of the Internal Revenue
Department ought to be abolished by
Congress without waiting for the action
OF the Executive.
Mr.. Sherman said that the reduction
OF the internal revenue would undoubt-
edly be accompanied by a reduction OF
the machinery.
Mr.. johnson argued against the pro-
tective system.
Mr.. Sawyer moved to retain the
present duty on rice, seeing that it was
the only article which the South asked
to be protected, and tina: twenty thou
sand families were dependent on this
industry in South Carolina and Georgia.
Mr.. Hill thought that the internal
revenue system should be amended
before attempting any general revision
Of the tariff.
The question being on Mr.. Scott s
amendment to put tea and coffee on the
free list, the Senate, without taking a
vote, went into executive session and
adjourned.
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w. & r. v. Railroad.

The St. Clairsville Gazette, OF this
week, contains the following appeal, on
the subject of the building OF the
Wheeling and Tuscarawas Valley rail
road:
We are again called upon, by hearing
OF the unprecedented exertions OF our
best citizens along the line of this con.
templated thoroughfare through the
northern part OF our entire county, to
insist apon the citizens Of ST. Clairsville
and vicinity, to Immediately take some
action in this matter There is not a
property holder in our community who
is not deeply interested in this great
project There is not one but must
admit, that if this railroad is drawn
from this route (via Wheeling creek,
Flushing and FreeporD to any other
line in contemplation, that it would be
a great loss to Belmont county, and
more particularly to the citizens OF this
place and vicinity.
By reference TO the fret page OF the
last GJset!e, you will there see that the
citizens OF BarnesYille are looking TO
the line Of tbs road with a view no
doubt a. TO their future welfare. Let
US therefore 90 TO work at once, by
calling a meeting o. our citizens. and
subscribe a portion OF our means, and
secure this road. 1t will be so near our
place, that the people Of Pease, Cole
raine, Wheeling and Flushing town.
ships will forever put quietus to the
county seat question, and the whole
county will receive the benefits Of the
increase to our tax duplicate by the
great addition OF 50 much valuable
property. Who will start in this mat
ter now Let us 20 10 work.
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LOUISVILLE.
rhe steamer Charmer Sunk-Proba'
bly, u Total Loss.

The AlcancF 0HafubeE
bly, u Total Loss.
LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-The steamer
Charmer, en- route from Cincinnati to
Evansville, sunk on the falls this morn.
ing. Boats have gone to her assistance
1t is reported that several lives are lost
but is impossible to give particulars till
the boats come back. The sunken
steamer lies near the middle Of the river.
CINCINNATI, March 2l.-The Charmer
sunk on the falls at Louisville this
morning. She was owned by the Gin
cirnsti and Evansville Packet Company.
Sac vas stern wheel boat of 500
tons bnrthen, and was worth about
$4,000. 1t is thought she is uninsured.
She was loaded with merchandise for
Evansville and way points; her cargo is
valued at $75, 900. the greater portion OF
which is perishable freight. The cargo
is nearly covered by insurance in Gin
cinnati companies.
LorlsyILLE, March 2l.-The steamer
Charmer struck just forward Of the
boilers on a reef in the falls and sunk in
about half an hour. No lives lost, and
very little freight damaged. There was
IN the ho!d $50 barrels salt, 200 barrels
Hour and 100 barrels potatoes. She
seems to be badly bumped forward o.
the boilers. There is about five feet o.
water in her. None OF the deck freight
was injured. The boat is probably q
total loss and no insurance. The
passengers were taken OF by the steame,
Champion. 1t is impossible to tell
whether she can be raised or not. The
report that several passengers wer,
drowned was false.
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OHIO.
Supposed Murder-Eire.

RIPLEY, March 2l.-Sarah LYDIA, a
woman Of bad repute, was found dead
in her bed to-day under circumstances
which lead to the belief that she was
murdered. DR.. L. B. Black, Of Hig-
ginsport, has been arrested on suspicion
Of being implicated. A c5roners
inquest is now being held.
Devon's brick block, on the corner OF
Second and Main streets was destroyed
by fire to day and several buildings
adjoining considerably damaged Total
loss $4,000; partially insured in the
Phoenix, OF Hartford, and Underwriters.
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OTTOWA.
An Interesting Spectacle.

OrrowA, ONT, March 2l.-The ar
rival OF train at the western ter.
minus OF the St. Lawrence and Ottowa
railroad this morning, presented an
unusually interesting spectacle. The
train was proceeded by an immense
snow plow, and was drawn BY two OF
the most powerful engines on the road;
The snow plow and engines presented
the appearance ola monster animated
snow bapk, being covered with tons OF
snow. Some idea OF the tficulties
encountered on the road may be gath
cred when it is stated that tor q dis
tance OF seven miles the drifts were
from four to five feet in deptht
The weather is milder this evening
but still unusually cold.
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Radicals and the Cincinnati COnyen-
tfOu


The New York Herald has this
advice to the GRANT Radicals
What the friends OF Grant should do
is to % TO CINCINNATI. We are told it is
to be conference % Republicans
Well, if it is to be conference" let
the Republicans attend in q tody.
There is no reason why it should no; be
a full conference. Let Cameron and
Morton, and Carpenter and Conkling,
and the rest of the leaders, with their
followers, go to Cincinnati and " confer. "
1t will do them no harm. The Queen
City OF the West is noted for its beauty,
its hospitality, its delicate native wines,
and corn fed pork and belligerent news
papers. Let there be a iair confer.
ence," with the party fully repre-.
sented. Mr.. Sumner can make his
oration. Mr. Schurz can repeat his
devotion to that German government
which was anxious TO hang him twenty
years ago, Mr.. Fenton can shake hands
with everybody, Mr.. Greeley can tell
what he knows about farming, Mr.
Trumbull can recite his experience as
politician apd his conversion two years
ago-and the HeraH will see that the
orations and debates are well reported.
The conference over, nothing will re-
main but Tor tie Conference 10 take
the sense OF The Convention. and
nominate Uiys.c. : Grant for re.clec
ton. Thi, Nill he "A gcoi ending Tor
Cincinnati = good beginnins Sr Phil.
adelphia, and an suspicious opening OF
what promises to be the most excHlng
canvas since that OF "Tippecanoe and
Tyler too over thirty years ago.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, March 2l.-Seven OF the Com
munist prisoners who have been con,
victed of participation in the massacre
of Rue Saxo, during the existence oi
the Commune, were to-day condemned
to death by court-maItaI.
NJ. Theirs has instructed the Frenc h
Am mbassador to Italy to state to the
Italian Government that it is the dcsig On
of France to perpetuate frieniliness
between the two oGoveruments. G
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Attempted suicide-The Debt OF
Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, March 2l.-A deprsved wo'
man named Lizzie Robinson attempted
suicide to-day by jumping overheard
from the steamer Lee.
An act to fund the floating debt OF
the State of Mississippi passed the Sen
ate at Jackson to-day. 1t provides for
the issuance of one million in bon de at
eight per cent, payable semi-annually,
and TO provide Tor the payment Of the
bonds a tax Of eight.tenths OF one mill
on the dollar will be levied on all tax
able property, and one-sixteenth of one
per cent on all property ior general
purposes, same to be paid in greenbacks.
Both branches of the Legislature
adjourn on the fifth Of April.
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C.p1URED-A convict BY the name

CAP1URED.-A convict BY the name
OF Jackson, who acted in the capacity
of barber at the penitentiary for several
mouths, and who made his escape, With
two others, in February last, was
captured near Wheeling a few days ago
by a brakeman on the railroad who
knew him. Superintendent Shallcross
was telegraphed to, who Immediately
sent for jackson, who was brought
back on Sunday and lodged in hfs old
quarters, where, We suppose, be will be
able, in a short time, TO WELD his razor.
-No1ausisviue Democrat
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WISCONSIN.
Death OF DR.. L. g. Marshall.

MADISON, March 2l.-Dr. E. 6. Mar
shall, Assistant Surgeon Of the Insane
Asylum, died last night after an illness
OF a week. He had held post NOR
TEN examination on the body OF q
patieut, and having long nail on his
finger, the virus penetrated bic system
from the effects OF which he died.
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KENTUCKY.
Destroyed By Fire

LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-The distil-
lery and bonded warehouse adjoining
Geo. II. Deaner, near Campbellsville,
KY, was destroyed by fire last Monday.
Five hundred barrels OF sour mash
whisky were destroyed. Loss S45, 900.
Insured for $4,000 in the Home, Of
Columbus Commerce, Of Albany;
Queen and Royal, Of Liverpool; aud
Underwriters and West Chester, Of New
Vnrk
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Fatal Accident.

foRr WAYNE, IND, March 2l.-A
man named James Phillips was run
over and killed to-day by q gravel train
on the Wabash railroad, from which hs
shpped and fell.
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A GENTLEMAN and wife left Indian
apolis last week. taking with them
their nineteen children, Eve Of whom
were "ir>arms." The father Il 50 years
old and the mother a6. Ali doing we'll.
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To Printers.

Asve are about 70 move the HEoDrEs
job Printing once into Q rev building.
and at which time nsv Presses and new
Material win be introduced. we hsvs fos
sale two or three Job Presses and large
number OF Fonts ofTyps. Much ofths lat.
ter good a. new. County o1iess can gst
good bargains by applying st onos.
LEWIS BARKR 4 co.
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Fire and Marine Insurance Go.
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1881.

TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture
and Merchandise, and on Goods IN Transit.
DIRECTORS:
A. Wilson, VIM, y. S,rh,Gn.
Thomas OBrien, John Reid,
John Murine, Alex. Rogers
l.. J. Stone, Tm. 4. Wilson.
Alfred Caldwell,
- once up stairs, In the "lnsursnr,
Building" next door Io the Merchants
National Bank.
A. WILSON, President.
JOHN REID, Sr., Vice Prcst.
{. II. COLLIER. Secretary. ja2i
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Market hlittl, utlutT lle SlCIsule iOusc'
CAPITAL, ei83, 500.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST
rates on Buildings Of all kiIds, Furniture,
Household Goods. Merchandise and 9oOis
In Transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob NJ. btckel.
Henry Hartman, Dr. ]. G. Hupp,
Jonathan Rowley, Edmund Bocking
Il. J. Smyth, +. J. Campbell,
]. Ii. Bristor, y. Prayer,
Vim. u. Odbcrt, Thomas BI,Hgc.-.
ID. ID. I. FRrnsworth, VIM. Il. Crane,
David Billmyer. Joseph Shields,
VIM. X. White, y. Gon, JI.
I. II. Duval. ID. II. Dix.
WIN, T.. Stevenson,
60 ONCE over iartman's Clothing Store
south side Monroe street. Wheeling. W. Va
JACOB IORNBROOk, Prtst ieut.
JACOB ". BlCKEI, Vice Prest
|. II. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
X. Il. McCOLLOCli. ASST Secretary
MARI
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INSUR RANCE.
A T N a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
or WHEELING.

This company has been Ia successful oper.
alton six years; continues to insure against
loss or damage by IRE on Buildtnps Of
all kinds, Manufacturing Establishments,
Household furniture and Personal Proper
" generally, Hulls and Csrgoes ON the
West ern waters, on As favorable terms as
other sound institutions.
WM. b. SIMPSON, President.
J. R. MILLER, Secretary.
CARSASDROCa, Agent and Solicitor.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. B, Simpson, VIM. g Handlsn,
Jno. X. Botsford, J.R. McCortney,
John L. HobbA {. z. Brown,
DIR. II. J. wieel.
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National Insurance Co.,
Capital
100000
OF WHEELING

DIRECTORS:
George X. Wheat Thos. Hornbrook.
James McCmnCy, John r.. Wilson,
Morgan l.. Ott, Joseph ]. PAUL.,
A. W. Campbell, George Adams
A. J. Clark.
GEO. Is, WHEAT, Prrs't
JAS. MCCLUSEY, Vice Pres't,
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
OFFICE: No. Sd MARKET STREET.
octls
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N lfETX. PASSENGER JENIS.
- -Sx@4w run by ia. 'Dil0SIIs
schedule on and after NoyoInbsr b. ~
Wheeling time:
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. R.

cc[ uR.sl1sfl ON AND AFTER NJ.
~ III - VEMDER u, lEl. Trains
UlU Fnu fnlloWs
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The Liberal Republican Central
Committee at its meeting tonight ap-
pointed a committee 10 correspond with
the l. beral Republicans in other parts
Of the State for the purpose OF holding
mass convention in Albany, with q
view OF sending a complete delegation
TO Cincinnati. 1t was resolved to organ
ize in every Assembly district.
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West Virginia Insurance Go,

Market street, under the Mcclure House.
et85, 500.
The sun., 1872-01-16
dopartn,rsgip goilt,s.


l LIMITED PARTNERSuIP.-Notl is hereby
~ the underignel pursuant TO he laws II tue stats OF
New YORK.
That the nomo or nrm under which such partnersnp
u 10 he cpnduct ei Is AEsilS. INA X UlpItG.
That the genera nature o. the busiafsa 90 be
acted ny such partrorship is n manu- aeiure. uut.
chase, ana SAFE ofbOos and sh1'1.
That the names OF all the zen raj and specia mart
ner~ inet estcd IN tie tad business arc tiv, Icls,
George l.. Irask Dwight kplcY, Caatlss ID. Becl9W,
and WArhlr " hasin.
Thar tie aid islcv Mcuus "a General psftrcr nud
hs ace OF residence 10 IN Dcileye. ksscN Couu w. IN
the State OF New Jeftey,
That the said George l.. Trask also general mart.
ner and MS place o. residence Is In The cp ol brDJs
hn aud cOuuty OF kinis.
Inat the said Dwight RlDley is also general mart
ner. and his pacc OF rcsiGouo, the " Of OoA
IVA and county Of kingi.
at the sad Charles d Dl trlow is special parfn e.
and his pace ot residence "a Ia TIA. cy Of Brooklyn
and c)un Of Kings.
That the said srner ". Rasin is also specisl patt-
ner and his place ~ residence in toe towh Of Ahtng
tOu, county Of Montgomery. state Of fe llsylvsn
nart ers has contributed - tho common 81 c., as
foliovst
The sad Charles n P-ecw has contributed the sum
or nttY thousand nuliAr-. alf tho VA N Rae.
"a has contributed tue sum oi twenty -hFe tlousaad
do lts
Ina the period at which the said rariucrsh'p Is to
Commence - thc second dWot January. Isl! aus the
of December lSii.-Aew Yore c,ly, January ,, i,i9.
GsoGgE i" fghsR t1S,,Ir!i General
uNI0Hf llPLkl. } )''"N'''
CHARLES p. DlCELOw. SPECIAL
WARN Il NJ RAJ n, tParner'.
The sun., 1872-01-16

nEPARTMe>r or TANGS .AND a.
L SE,sMEN1S, s! sanders ST . Ne,~ YORK, Jan 2.
ri.-No,ice Is hereby gVe. tAat the asset'rr rolls
Of Nav 'SoHp' ~ hSrSoua' 9 e., ~ ~ y,f am So y
,peeuon and revision, ON an after Mouin Jar. \
lt, Nhi VIII tenan upen until The aQth dat OF April
lNt inclusive for the correction of emo AN me
rQlalhatOn or the assessments q the aOreslid ruAI
And personal estate OF the CitN Rld Cpuuty OF Nes
foik All pcrsons beleNinf themselves a,giIevei
mus m tke AlphcauOu to the NtmmBsio. ris 'durllg
lhe period ABOVE mentioned, IN order to Obtain thS
relei provided by law,
GEOrOH II. ANDRkWS
lluS j CREAMER
WILLIAM n kINH.
NATHANIEL SANDS.
y. IApCoCK 6crio .ary
The sun., 1872-01-16
Sinnmttsl.
q PER CENT, uOID

9 PER CENT. COLO
FIRsT MORTGAGE SINKING o Nd BONDS.
COUPON AND REaIsTERRDb
INTEREST PAYABLE QUAHTBRLY.
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX
ISSUE LIMITED TO tis,3co FER MILE.
OF THE
LO0ANsPORT CRAwFoRD3v1LLg AND
soUTHwEsTERN RAILWAY
or INDIANA.
PRICE e2H AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
This Road " miles in length u Of which are actual
operation. runs southwostorly from Log.nsport to
Rockville. passing centrally through nve OF the wealth
lest and most productive counties OF Indians hitherto
without railway facilities. and penetrating for twelve
miles at its southern terminus the celebrated block
coal nold, OF Pke county. affords the shortes, or
stius outlet to Chicsgo, Toledo Detroit Fort Wayne
Logansport aud all other intermediate points the
block coal (nov such large demaod) lumber cattle
grain. and other surplus products OF this riOh agcul
tural and mineral section Of the state.
For the present We offer limited number OF those
First Mortgage Bonds at 9qH and accrued interest In
currency. or will exchange them for Unitod state,
Bonds or other marketable Iscurte, o, the rates Of
the DAY.
At the shove price these Bonds yield to the investor
90 per cent than the bonds Of The UEited
states and we unhositatiDgy recommend them 70 all
classes OF investors as offering tho most ample scouri
ty and uboral returns
FURTHER AND FULL PARTICULARS, WITH
PAMPHLETS AND MAPS, FURNISHED Bf Us ON
APPLICATION.
JONES & SCHUYLER.
~ PINE Sr"TET. NEw YORK,
The sun., 1872-01-16
6lroposnls.

AltD PROPOSAL ~ Will BE- recoivad nc the
- once OF tht CLERK OF the Depart cut ul rubu,
sudrl on uuill FudaY. l9th mt. atlO A NJ lpr IriIt
yuut lSi2, ''' Wv
hso, r,tiostcs for ali other pr ntng necessary for
the use Oi me DcpdItmeLt " ' ''' ' '''
Ine ,leGrsotrY in urnsuon ~ t. chRracicr Of the
Clerks Office. -" "'''''""n :" 'he
70 c,nmiiio' reserve tho nsht OF rejecting any or
Sl Npo ous II deeuie este lAl tor tno pu,ho 20 II
LAWi'BNCE u. klhRNAS.
nd
The sun., 1872-01-16
Sblpplna.

ANCHOR LINE -fEAMENS
~ tail every Neduffd day AMI saturday 10 AMI from
Glasgow, Iiverp 1ol LoldonderrY. anr Quc,nstpwn.
Passengers boOked % AMI from aly raiiwtv alton
In GTea BE tam, Ireland. Aoiwuy, Ncden. Denmark,
Germany, Holland Belgium, ana the United states
AT LOWE 1 CUKsEN NCf RATES
Dfans IN the oil country tor anyAnonnt
Apply Al the Complnvs on 'es. bowling Green.
uEND iRSON RR OTHERS, Ago IA.
The sun., 1872-01-16
St1lna laatmns.

A LII kinds new sewing machines for c, TO rent or
~ exchange also, bought aud repaired seoo ud
iaud Nery cheap. monthly pawn 'nts. lp Canal 81.
The sun., 1872-01-16
Ssitoloag.

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n Ladies lll s'lti cOn,uit him Tor rNt.Y.HI.. .uf I
,. so1d luch, lie l' taacniilc a'.ro'ngH. 7'r..t
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ilg co sultatioos On h'sl 80, uffcs eucn's gen
odl tbli mon a, G!l Ctu AZ Psy rotusol nAV 80 n'
nc1
A STn ."LOGisT. Madans H\rIt1. o..
n IA,s o, q. 10 "N.. near u hst, LnIH' .f t''N
SOC D.uuke,uc,. ruiod IN a week
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