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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-01

There are i,i5o, 900 sheep in Iowa
in addition TO that Cost sheep, Hon el
j. b. Grinnell.- Cedar Falls Cas-
sette.y s1saligHa nla1a sd . x5i.ano 81
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A COMPARISON.

Two defalcations in New Orleans
under Johnson's administration
amounted to sum nearly equal to
the total amount lost by the present
administration since March 3, 1869.
For the benefit OF the 'faithless' few,
we give the items:
The Sub Treasury, Treasury,
and National Depository
defalcation of Whitaker
and May, in 1867, less amt
supposed to be recovered,
(gross amount, 81, l50,000) 5 $4,000 90
Steadman Internal Revenue es. #
defalcation, First Louisi- ...
ana District, discovered on
his removal, April 10, go, 212. 1886 SO
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SAVINGS BANK.
Union SAVINGS BANK 49,

TNION SAVINGS BANK.
0SKALOOSA, IOWA
Money Loaned, Notes Discounted, Government
Bonds Gold, Silver and Sight Drafts on the Prin.
cipal Cities OF the United States and Europe
bought and sold. Also passage tickets TO and
from all the principal cities In Europe. Interest
allowed on deposits of one dollar and upwards.
Revenue stamps for sale. Office hours from a.
N. TO 4 p. m.
Z. Il. GIBBS, Pres.
II. L. GIBBS. Vice Pres.
ISRAEL NJ GIBBS. Jr., Cash
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7 L, COFFIN, N. D., Homeopathic Physician,
u. Oskaloosa, Iowa. Office ON Main street,
sOuth-east corner of public square, doors east |;
Residence, corner of Marion and Main streets, 1
block north Baptist church. Once hours from
IN to9 a. m, from 12h to 2 and z to Q %, m.
Country business promptly attended to.
REPERENCEs e Maine, N d., Portage City,
VIE XIX Gov Lewis, Columbus. Wis I; Hon
Alex Mitchell, NJ G, Milwaukee, Wis o Z Palm.
er, NJ ID. Iowa City, Iowa; A Barry, ID ID Racine
Wis; q II Newell, NJ ID, Waterford, Wis Rev N
Woodwork, Principal of Rochester Institute L
4 Patchin, N ID, Fon Du Lac, Wis; Hon VIM
smith. TX State Treasurer, Fox Lake, Wis Hon
Geo Bremner. Union Grove. Wis. 4-1y
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HAIRDRESSING.

7 AIDES HAIR GOODS.
~ ,a, ,; e. Corner Square, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
MISS MINDA LARSH again calls the attention
Switches, Braids, Curls &c. made 10 order from
the very pest imported Human HAIR and in The
iatest style. Imitation goods so closely resemb
who desire Less expensive article on ornamentsi
hair goods. Hair Jewelry OF any design made
from hair relics of de parted friends and a,iahoS
in the most artistic manner at the yerv Ios1ss,
prices. Orders from distance or this Kind os
work or hair goods OF any description viii rece,ya
prompt attention. Can NIL any order with due
notice.
Anapprentice girl wanted. for terms appiy To
s. T. corner Square. Oskaloosa, Iowa. "a
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VIZ Z. CHAMBERLIN, 4. NJ, NJ. D., will at
w. tend professional calls to all. day and night
Except to those who do notTRY to pay him. or
are given TO quibbling). Fees will correspond to
those Of Regular Physicians" and will be due
when the patient Ia dismissed s-e..Es q ~
Capt. Evans is collector of my unsettled &C.
counts of the six years previous TO Dec. I, ISL.
Let hs visit be final that there will be addi-
tiOnal expense.
ONCE at Drug Store and at residence one block
north. OskaloOsa Station. Iowa. 1871
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PHYSICIANS 4 SURGEONS.

X. PHYsfCfHN, SURGEON, ACCoUCHRUR,
OCULIST AND AURIST. Office in Herald BLOCK
over Ketners Store Entrance next door TO Poet
Office May be consulted from 10 to IL a. m, and
deavor to report on Mondays. Fridays from to
4 D. m devoted to those in INDECENT circumsta
COS FREQ of charge 10
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IIT L. MCALLISTER,
w. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, New
Sharon, Iowa ms.
n c. HUNTSMAN, NJ. d. d. A. HURST, N. d.
HUNTSMAN & HURST, PHYSICIANS d
SURGEONS, 0skaloosa, Iowa. Special attention
given to the Practice of Surgery. Office four doors
east OF north -east corner Of public SQUARE. 80
II PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Oskaloosa,
iowa. ONCE over N. Dcdge's Boot and Shoe
store. Residence on NAH street, three blocks
east of the public square. nal
T H. WILEY, NJ. D., Office and residence cor
y. ner of Liberty and lafayette cts, Oskaloosa.
iowa. Special attention paid to the treatment Of
Catarrh, Eye and Ear, Cancer, Scrofula and all
Chronic Diseases and Diseases of Females. DR..
W. mas effected many cures of Chronic cases
which other physicians had pronounced hopeless.
Certificates ofsuch can be shown TO those inter
ested. Country business promptly attended TO.
l1m6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
Dent be Alarmed !

OUR STOCK. ALWAYS LARGE. BUT
UNUsUALLT SO NOW, IN CONsE.
QUENCE OF HEAVY PURCHASEs
MADE AT VERY LOW PRICES, DUE
ING THE PANIC IN FEEE MONEY
MARKET JUST BEFORE TIE BoS.
TON FIRE, ENABLES Us no OFFER
ONE OF THE LARGEsT AND BEST
STOCKS IN NEW ENGLAND, WITH
OUT THE ADVANCE OF ONE CENT,
ON ANY ARTICLE WE SELL. ALSO,
REMEMBER THAT OUR PRICES
WE'RE FIXED BEFORE THE IN.
MENsE DESTRUCTION OF CLOTH
ING BY THE GREAT FIRE, AND
THAT WE ARE RETAILING MANY
KINDS OF GOODS LESS THAN WE
COULD WHOLESALE THEM FOR TO
DAY.
WHATEVER OTHERS MAY DO, WE
SHALL NOT ADVANCE OUR PRICES.
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CIotblnQ.
N o c A L 5 f f O r
ALARM -!

As MANY DEALERS WISH no CON
EEF A. IMPIs E2sSI0N. THAT UNLESS
THOSE ABOUT To PURCHASE WIN
TER cLOLHING. $50 so AT ONCE.
TREY WILL EyAVE1ro PAY a VERY
GREAT ADVANCE. NyE WOULD SAY
TO ALL PARTIES ISrERusrED.
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O ~ MUTUAL FIRE INsUR.

NITINCV MITITAI TIKE IN6U tt.
N,DVtINGG 1hoN,PISY.-70n me Poiicy-Iioldsrs and al
Offers Interested & sad Gire SDoS i Z.
aIio NJ hIprS under The provisions Of Section Of
Chapter no d the Acts Of 1851 and APPLIED to r ne
tat tbov a be made Us law and Justice requlre,he
underlncd appointed Auditor By We Court 10 near tue
,nrns ana All matters connected herewith gives notice
that he Will hear ali parties interested therein n le
once OF said Company IN quincy, Mass, o. ihu ~.
DAY. the twenty sixth day Of December lSI5 ~ len
o'clock A.. NJ JOHN H. SANfohp N""'yua
Huston noe. q 1912. UT VIC
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lectures.
The Lecture Committee take pleasure in announcing
ACOURSE OF SOCIAL LECTURES!
to be given in
Y, M. G. al Hail. Chaplin Block, Pearl ST.

These Lectures are to be given on the second and
fourth Tuesday evenings of each month"; unless other
wise specified The second will be delivered the
evening Of
Dec. 24.-No Lecture Christmas Eve,
Dan. 14.-Tuesday, by REV. /. G. BIDWELL, Pastor
Trinity Methodist Church, subject: The
Ocean World and its Wonders.
Jan. 2s.-Tuesday, by j. ID. SMITH, Principal Wor-
cester Academy; subject to be announced
Several others have consented to lecture Ofwhom due
announcement will be made The entire course is free
to members of the Association and to any one who Is
willing to become member. Those DESTROYS of Joining
VIII apply to any present member OF the Association
presenting their members fees in advance. Price of
membership ;-Gentlemen 81 90, Ladies 50 cts.
Tickets for the above Course of Lectu may be OBJ
talned by calling George f. Kendall the office Of
the First National Insurance Co, directly over Ware
Prats Clothing Store between the hours Of and ?.
and and p NJ Lectures are to commence at ~
O'Clock. dtf nl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT = A
IL very desir bile nicely furnished front room on Man
~ with gas ana all cUnyentnces on same n0or would
1raf~r to rent TO d lady respectabllly, VINO would
have accorde her family pryicges Win exception o.
meals Also, fine furnished room. or elei lhuN or
oentlenan Apply TO 9, X. HUBBARD, Henting
Agency, corner 81 Main and Pleasant sis. dti dli
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COMMDN WEALTH on MAss.
: -.C0MMoNwIALrn OF MAssA

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
LEN CHUSETTS- 10 James Hartman Of Win.
chrndon in the county OF Worcester, and to any and
ali other persons Ginning any interest in about five
gallons Of whskey IN one kcg one jug and one measured
one-elgth gallon Of brandy IN one bottle; which, BY
virtue OF warrant issued by me- have been seized 1t
the dwelling house OF said James Hartman, IN said
Wincnendon on the fifth day OF August in the year
one thousand eight hundred and seventytwo, the value
Of which liquors. with the vessels containing Them does
not in my opinion, exceed twenty dollars
You are hereby required to appear before me, at my
office m said Minchendon az one clock 4. NJ, on the
tmrte nth day of January, in the year one Thousand
elvht hundred and seventy three, to answer 10 the
COMPLAINT against said liquors and the vessels containing
fhe and lOr trial. and to show cause, II any you have
,yhy aid liquors and the vessel containing them should
mi he forfeited for being kept for sale by sad james
liar imam, in violation OF the laws Of this Common
Witness my hand aud seal at winchendOn this lf II
fay Of August. in the year one THOUSAND eght hun
dred and seventy-wo. bEIllVEh ELLls,,
A true copy. Attest
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o. LOST-Monday. December %, A
x&T1 BLACK AND TAN TERRIER PuP haa
" " white spot on neck wore Daek ieltneI ~, vi
mgltto JOHN DONAHuE, ~ Winter ST. dJt als
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

FE}HE GRAFTON NAIIUNAL PAN ~; =
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Grafton National Bank Of Grafton Mas. will be he'd at
Their BgnfHg Rooms, on TUESDAY, Jaa; 4lh' lSi3 at
wear ensuing and for the transaction OF any other
Tnsiness that may Legally come before them,
HENRY F. WING, Cashier.
r,,n,r Dao II 1872 d+ial4
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Fancy Goods for Needle Work !

All kinds of Fancy Upholstery done at short notice
zine Stripes for CHAIRS and WALL BRACK ETs
we have made special effort This season. in the
selection OF goods, meet the wants of all
Our unfivalled assortment OF
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yeDient, to
JAMES ID RAPER,

Boominglale Nurseries. Worcester.
Or leave with c. HADWEN. JR., at my City Sales
81 T.
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MONEY is so TIGHT"

that friends be remembered this year during the
Holidays, by present OF some useful OF ornamental
article, and would suggest, valuable item Of In
formation to the GENTLEMEN, that
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

Piano Forte, Cabinet organ, JelOdeoa Guitar, COrnet,
Vionh, Eye, Aecordeoa German AccOr5eoa
cia,rione,, FEute, Flageoet Price
of each book IS cts.
These little works a, great fayortes because they
cheap are full OF easy A. lively music and have enough
Of Instructive matter for tbs wants Of amateurs.
The above hooks mailed postpaid, for the retail price
OLIVER DITSON az CO..
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TEIHE bIAUA3 tVNE MI IVIf III
the Stockholders Of he Blackstone Aatioral Bank of
Uxbndge will be held at their Banking Rooms on
TUESDAY January l4th. lS73 at o'clock p. H., fur
the election Directors for the ensuing year. ard Trans
action of any other business that may legally come be-
fore them. +. W. HAYWARD, Cashier
TyLritgn pao 10 1872 dtIal4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-01

THE New MARTrNsvnLE PAPER.-
The first number Of the Aartin's Ferry
Commercial has been laid on our table.
lisa very creditable paper. 1t is well
written up and neatly. printed. The
local page Is particularly well filled. The
paper proposes to be free from party
trammcls, TO devote itself to local and
county news and interests, and TO the
dissemination OF an elevated literature.
We doubt not that in the thriving town
Of Martins Ferry and in the popu.
lous, and intelligent county Of Belmont,
the Commercial will find an ample field
for the course it proposes, and we trust
itWillmeet with a generous support, such
asitwill deserve if subsequent numbers
are kept up TO the standard Of this. MIR.
GEORGE BARR, well known to the craft
in this city has charge of the typograph.
ical department, and we believe our
friend Capt. JAMES DEAN Is not wholly
disconnected with its editorial columns.
The Commercial is published by Com
pany styled 1.-THE Martins Ferry Print
ing and Publishing Company"
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RepnbIIean stale Convention.

tho undersigned 10 directed By Che Republican
Stats Central Committee 70 cali upon the voters
Of the Republican party invest Virginia to send
delegates 70 Convention to BE- heldAt Grafton,
on The sd day Of Nay next, atI0 n, for thepur'
pose Of ehooslhg delegates 10 The National Re.
publican Convention, % DO held Of Phlladelphla,
on NE TN day Of next june, and for the purpose
OF tEansAeting such other buainesS Is may then
seem appropriate. The Committee urge upon the
Republicans Of the State the importance ola full
attendance ct tho statS Convention.
Tho Committee recommend ....
That in each county, unless other arrange
mentS arc made BY ii Executive Committee
the County Convention assemble Of the Court
House, on Saturday, Tho tith day OF Nay next,
10 choose delsgAtosto tho State Convention.
That each County Convention al any yAcan.
cles that may exist In tho County Executive
Committee, 90 that full list OF The Committee
may DO reported at the state CONVENTION.
o, w, D, AInBoN,
III Sd Chairman state Executive Committee.
RAGsiiRg, March %, ts72. .ils'
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VoTE ON NEW COUNTY oReANizA.
TIoN.LThe Supervisors yesterday passed
an ordinance to provide for vote in this
county, at the time Of voting on theiG Con-
stitdtion, for or against rejecting thecoun.
ycourt systemprovided for in the new
Constitution. A resolution was adopted
requesting the members OF the Wheeling
bar TO prepare a new plan Of county orga-
nization to be submitted to vote at a
special election in case the Constitution
Gholld be ratified and the county court
system be rejected. Another was adopted
requesting the Supervisors Of the other
Psnhandlecoundss to appoint committees
to confer and cooperate with the Wheel.
ing bar in preparing and submitting to
their counties and this a Uniform plan Of
county organization. It is understood
Gen. WHEATof this city has a plan to
propose which contemplstes the govern
ment Of each of the Panhandle counties
by board Of commissioners, with a
Judge for the four counties who shall be
e. e1ieio president of these boards.
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(MERcHANTs' BLocK5


Exceeds anything of the kind ever presented in
domestic Dry Goods opened and now on exhibi-
Ton viii be sold at astonishingIy low prices.
having purchased most Of our stock from i'm.
pottefS and manufacturers by the package, en-
aolcs Ms to sell at less than the usual prices and
Al persons In want Of good goods are respectful.
y invited TO give Us an early call and save mon
ey. We offer this morning 80
60 pieces Grenadines new styles, from 9s to sOc
$50 pieces Figured and Striped PiQues, splen.
did quality, at a5c.
nom Is to Soc. - 5'|
100 pieces OF extra heavy Glnghams, worth 1Sc,
100 pieces japanese silks at almost any price
Fancy and Black silks rom 81 25 to % So La.
oies' and Chlldren's Read -Made Suits atgreatly
reonced prices. Our Shawl Department has
about 1000 Of the latest styles or shAwls and
scarls, OF al qualities and at any price. Our
trimming Department has large stock Of the
best quality OF Ribbons, all widths; Gimps. Sllk
and Suit LAces, RmbroIderies, Buttons, etc, etc,
Also q tull line OF the celebrated Nilsson Kid
GtloYes, said to DO superior TO anything yet pro-
auceo II the market. Our Hosiery Department
70 supplied with almost 900 dozen Iof llquRllties
and sizes, come worth 25c for axe, and as low
as lOc pair. White Goods, Swisees, NainsoolIs,
btshop and Victoria Lawns. Jaconets, plain and
striped, good quality, at csc. A handsome as
sortment OF PArasols and Umbrellas cheap,
Cloths, Casaimeres, Jeans and Cottonades In
great abundance Of almost any price, Bleached
and Brown Musling, ShoetingS, Table Linen,
al kinds Of goods TO DO found in the market
Dolly Warden Dress Goods, etc., in great variety,
T. s..We are also cole agentS for the MayByille
city. ad'l'l N.-Rs 'E7'T' E2'1' apiI
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BA1TrIoRE& ONO RAnRoAD.-Atthe
recent monthly meeting Of this company,
II was announced, that semi.annual divi-
dend Of 8 per cent would be made on the
stock Of the main stem and the Washing.
ton Branch, and that probably this rate
can be maintained hereafter. The rate
heretofore has been per cent. AS the
city Of Baltimore holds $S25o,OOO these
stocks, for which 1t issued its bonds on
which II pays 0 per cent, It's income from
the stock will be $395,00O yearly, or q
profit Of $4,000. The President took
occasion to contrast tho proftableness Of
this investment Of the city withthe losses
In its investments in The Northern Central
and the taxation imposed by It's invest
ments in the Western Maryland. Mr..
Garrett also announced that the North
German Lloyds has determined to add
two new and large steamers to those it
now has plying between Baltimore and
Bremen, and that the business Of the
Allan steamers now plying between
Liverpool and Baltimore Is increasing.
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: AN ORDINANCE

To provide for taking the sense Of the uualIaed
voters Of this county upon the County CONT
established BY the Convention Of this State, n
the election TO DO held on tho 9TH Thufsdav al
August, 1871 Passed April 30, lsTs. 7'IJ5'l
Be U ordained BY he Supervisors of u. Ohm.
yy Olt0s SEQ. J., That tho ofTicers AM hori zed
BY existing laws TO conduct, general elecfioStS
shan Cause an election to be held az the seyeral
plAeeSof voting Ablished BY law IN ssid cotif.
Y. on the, oURTH THURSDAY OF AUGTST
1SlSS Ct which election the votes Of al pefsons
quSined % vote, under the existing Constitution,
and Offering to vote. shall DO taken upon the
question Of approving ur rejecting The Courty
Court aud plan Of County organization for police
ana nee1l purposes, estAblibhed by the ConRtitr
ton, 70 be submitted to the voters al this cnt,n.
~ on eAid fourth Thnrsday or AnRuSt isTa
eueh vote shall DO by ballot Tho berson vnfinv
for the approval Of the County Court and dian al
County organization for police and aScal mn.
poses, established BY raid Consultation. shall
"For approval OF County Court and conntv W. nr,
Ranixaton." and the person voting Sgainst an
prevail ehAll have written OF printed upos M
ballot the words For rejection al COMMIT Tow =
and County orRaniEation.n SVAfs
sHo.a! Tho said election shall be- eonduetnd n
all things according 10 tho provisions al In ODDS
O. West Virginia, and tho amendments Thereto
governing elections. '''s4S''
=, sES 9, r This Ordinance shalltake effect nom
4 true copy nom tho minutes. I'D. l.s...-.
G Gfssi B. CECIL, c sIseENE LIST, PFos't
ReAolpSd, That Gen. Wheat and other ms,nhe,s
o. the Bar be requested to prepare a Man n
County organization suitable for Ohio connty.
myi '73l ~ 80 ~ ~
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ZOE pEconAF1Ko FouNTAtNa.-

HERARDARS, SUMNER HOUSES
ARB0RS, CHAIRS, SETTRES, Dc, dc.
NEW STYLE WRoUaHF.IRoN RGnIHa, for Front
o. House and Cemeteries. Never before intro
CAsr and wnouaHT. IRos RAnnOs, for Public
Butidings and SquAles, Cemetery Lots, Garden
Fences, Balconies, Roof Greetings, ETC., in great
variety OF Patterns, s,gs rBf .i.s-..
Il0N srlils, Spiral and Straight, Of various
Patterns and Styles. Special attention 0iTtN ais
LAxP PoSfs, for ftontS Of Public Buildings,
Hotels, and City Streets, Of Plain and Elaborate
Designs. VI a5' E3' 'i2ilH pi2I 'filE57tEF
STABLE FIrTRgs, OF Cast and WroughtIrou,
Of New Improved Styles. such % Hay Racks,
Stall Divisions, Mangers, Harness Brackets, Gut
ters, Trape, VCntilators, &c. htit
WIRE WoRR OF every description. Wire
Guards OF CEimped Wire, Galvanized or Painted,
In Plain or Ornamental Patterns, for Store Doom
and Window, Factory and Warehouse Windows,
Railings for Offices, Banks, Counter RAilings,
Balconies. Lawn and Farm Fences, &c, &c.
GATEs for entrance to Cemeteries, Public
Squares and Genaemen's Country Seats, Of Gas
Tubing or Wrought Iron; both single and double,
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, for street uses. A very
large ASSORTMENT OF dsslgns expressly for this
CtsI.isoH URmA1 BOXES, for Public Parla
and City Streets. s-l,sI.oaa n 7
OVAL yAsEs, Latest ct yles, Centennial Pattern.
htTomHo PosTs, Jockey, Coolie, sa1nbo, and
plaln deegnB. II % it5-as Ilaf ap2'eod
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NEW. COUNTY LoAN.-The Finance
COMMITTEES OF the Board Of Supervisors
was yesterday instructed to advertise for
proposals for q loan OF 100000 to pay the
compromise Hempfeld Railroad bonds
due and soon to become due, and to pro.
vide for some other county indebtedness.
There are yet $4,000 of these Hempaeld
bonds unredeemed, Of which $4,000 are
due to-day and the rest q year hence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-01

A FERRY skiff plying between Parkers.
burg and Belpre was run down by a tow
boat with barges, Sunday night. HENRY
oArIISaER, the ferryman, was drowned,
and It q feared he had some passengers in
the skitf with him. The whole tow passed
over the skiff and all in the skifF were lost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-01

TE Washington Patriot wants toknow
Y the people at this election, are .'going
down into the grave Of events to resur.
rect its sleeping contents, wax angry, and
fight the skeletons Of the pastsl We
sincely hope not; and yet, if-they ,otll
have q Democratic ticket in the field,
there Is nothing else for them to do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-01

THE usual effect OF large CONSUMPTION
upon the public health is.now being
shown in France in an amazing number
of cases Of detective vision among the
conscripts. During the days of drafts in
our own civilwar the same phenomenon
was noted, and very many persons whose
eyshad never before troubled them were
obliged to use glasses for weeks together.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-01

AT steubenville, Sunday evening, two
coal miners, MICHAEL MoDEvrrr and
PATRICK MclAuam1N, got into quarrel
on q stone culyett Of the p, 9. s ST L.
Railway, and McLAuGH1N pushed Nc.
DEWITT over tho brink. he fell thirty
feet, and was so badly injured that he
died next morning. ~ aa3 fy M I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-01

County SUBSCRIPTION TO RAILROAD
BRDoE-The Supervisors yesterday pro.
vided for submitting to the people OF this
county on the LIST Of June, the question
whether the county shall subscribe $780,
600 TO the proposed Railroad Bridge. The
ordinance on the subject appears in our
advertising columns this morning.
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