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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-16

tice will be administered without sale o.
delay. Do you believe that, Messrs. Edi
torsS If l thought It would be 90, !
would vote for ratification. l have had
lawsuit on hand for five years, and
never had any doubt about the justice
Of my case, but my neighbors tell me l
will be lucky II / get through In two
years more; and moreover they say, that
Courts sometimes administer what Is law
but not Justice, and sometimes what Is
neither law nor justice. II justice here.
after Is 10 be administered without sale,
1t will DO a great improvement on the
present state OF things, for ! have found
my effort to obtain justice to be expen.
siye, and am not quite sure that will get
1t after all. When the lawyers who as.
sembled at Charleston to make q new
Constitution for US, assure rs that justice
shallbe administered without sale or de.
lay, l do not, however, give credit to the
assurance. ! do not suppose that even
the lawyers who put this clause, into the
proposed Constitution, intend, If the Con.
stitution should be ratified, 10 practice
without fees; or that lawsuits, after ratifi.
cation, will be carried on without ex.
pense, and decided without delay, and bG
always decided justly. On the contrary,
l suspect they intended 1t as a burlesque
on legal proceedings, or were trying to
hum6ug us folks in the country; and II 1t
be the latter, must intimate to them
that they cannot come Il over me In that
respect, for have had some experience
ab0utit. -I.f. 75f..r
'Thq sacrIstIan said not word to intimate a
doubt,
ButPut his thumb upon his nose and ApyAd bis
fingers out" Hl it'''-J -.
would like TO say a few words about
some other parts Of the proposed Constl.
tuition, but this letter has already extend.
eli to an unreasonable length. r. J.P.
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STERLING ExcHANGE-tOOl.

STATE BoNDs-Dull but steady. The
Ezpress says the decline in Consols and
American securities at London to-day
was the chief topic of conversation in
financial circles here. The explanation
OF this condition oil affairs is explained in
private telegramsto.day, which state that
the new French loan is to be brought out
tomorrow, and that the most extensive
arrangements have been made by capital.
lists to absorb this loan. Already iii per
cent premium is bid for the loan at Lon.
don. -.
SToCKs-Business opened with heavy
feeling, and there was q decline of from
l to It per cent in Erie and Pacific Mail,
while the balance of the list fell off from
! to . per cent. There was slight in.
crease in business, but this was confined
chiefly to a few shares. In tho afternoon
there was steadier feeling, and the mar.
ket improved slightly, although the dull.
ness was the chief feature.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July .15.-Flour-Mar.
ket ssteady with a moderate demand
family 81 COAT 25. Wheat-0ld 81 4Oa
! AZ; new 81 S5a1 40. Corn-50a5lc.
RYe-65aG7c. Oats-3Oa3Gc. Barley
Dull and nominal Groceries-In good
demand and firm. ofls-Steady. Pro.
Observation-Disclosures fair and prices
advanced for city, which SHIELD ut $l5 90;
regular nominal at $l2 Goals 90. Lard
Summer 79a75c; steam SEC; kettle Sic.
Bulk meats active; shoulders 5tc; clear
rib sides held at &c; clear do! tic. Bacon
shoulders held at 5sc; clear rib sides &c +;
clear SIC. Whisky-S7c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-16

CHICAGO, July 15.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged; spring extra SO '75a7 so.
Wheat-No. 2; $l26ia1 2G3. Corn
No. 2 mixed regular, 4l4c. 0atsL2G4c.
RSe-No. Q, 509a60c. Barley-Fall No.
9, 5Sc. Pork-$14 90. Lard-Strong;
&c asked. Bulk Meats and Bacon-De.
mand good at full prices; no sales Of
either. Sugar cured hams -14c, canvass.
ed and packed.
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Books Books, slsalIe !.l &c. &C:
New Books!
AT THR GIIY BOOB STORE.

tsSlAAA,tJhAf ~ AtL!JS
The The school al Asd the Army In Germany and
ftAnee-by den' hAzEA, Y. q. A., cloth, - 30.
m Ihe Golden Lion o. GrAhpers-By ANTHONY
ElotafpFn, gioth, 81 %; paper, &c. ..s' str.
ieaVehWard Led-By JANE Z. sohrHRs, cloth,
u To- -. .8Ht.' '...ia -l1'.-
ny Hereby Ms FoRHESTIB, cloth, Sl7S.
UIelAimed-A Story Of HnRhSh LiTe-eloth,
Fly IeaTes-By O. s. O. LEnuRB, hour series,
cloth, SlS0.
SmOkO-ByJ. =. TuRaENRP, hour sefiea, cloth,
Cn.,,o,,. ..t.,n,n-Rv o-.o wr,,., o,o,n
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 15.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. wheat-Firmer; choice
white 81 S0a1 SO; fair to prime 81 GOAL 10;
choice amber 81 75a1 70; good to prime
red 81 Goal rs. Corn-QlieE mixed ives.
tern G1a62c. 0ats-Firlner; mixed Ale;
white 48c. Rye-Dull, 60a10c. Provisions
Very strong. Mess Pork-Firm at
$l4 0O. Bulk shoulders 5ic; sides &c;
clear rib sides Tic, all held ta3c higher.
Bacon-Shoulders Ole; sides SaStc; sugar
cured hams loo. Lard-Firm at 9a0fc.
Butter-Quiet for choice: 'Whisky-Dull
at 02c. - 49, ~ -. q.
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s-s,,,lr, aud Absurdltle' of the
rhs Crn a'aoSo,ed COnstitptiOn'

Tie ,s ,9,SE Democrat appeared p the IN :.
rsll ..5ss when her our people are to vote
;, , s oop5sj Constitution .s.. We ,i5 nTi5c
hen 70 S s,S never eve been answered BY The
. 91p. 4 Sc Of the the new Constitution and
cannot be. Ami, 18th, 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-16
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, July 15.-GoLD-strong
and higher, closing firm at 1144a114F.
Loans we're from ct to A per cent for,
carrying: olearings $21,OOO,0O =
MONEY-Easy at 8 to A per cent.
GoyRRNMENTs- strong.'
Srp1,y ,No E1,cf, l1no-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Fanny M-ch 8BFgvY-Arrvals to-day 1850 at Com
nun nav ~ AZ Olehuudrcd-st and at Neebawken This makes
the ceftsiny good supply for Lent And still
rft beef selling remarkably WE'LL nersy
~ for The hive sock all sold at yesterdays rates
hui hcr quicker. -,
C0muufa shippers were ~ MOTIFS " cars e. Green
y csr Htdon Co Stage Co.. cans G. D. Hudson and
Shamturg. each.
Cone MoIher.op ,ofRe cars Ohio. for Stag Co..
Tie: Illinois. for Hidden CO. evt III
&. H. Hasa - cwt. hne At lldlJc
Tor Graham Co. W dl2c and IL ears Illinois for O. Greea.
C. Ks sot ear 81 cvt for ITO, and y
fr 49, each -
b WeeA,mer for n Morris too Illinois ca ilc
Norrs cattle cw, III dlfc
Tofc7 sons soi strong o cwL al Al al lic.
v Florence 4. cars "A a. ll0l2ic
Co can Eastman ~ which be sold 70 Illinois
lbs n lie o. 10 - aud % Of l51 10 lie aHd 81 y bead
D. Warel -od Of Illinois steers cwt ~ HE
" Thorn Illinois at III dlltc
sold o. Ono for W. V. Wood, -
~ them Il esch ami They n cattle
H. Morehouse - Illinois steers Of % cwt ~ 81 Lead
SUEyPReceps Commuupsw and II Forty eighth.
completing for this The demand fair and prices
rer frmef css prime LOOM Ohio selling white very
r,nqh lo-sV aufa A. &c W. note the following sales
Picocs al Commuupaw IA 70 Indians shefp Of &c
81 Ohio @ 90 do 80 No. 8sc 5i5 Of 100 b Be- ard lt9 tne
VoOl Ohio. ~ n y3c- ,o-
Illinois Sc o. sc snd 81 Of % IL. coarse a. &c
Hume fot s3 Illinois sheep 2. n, ~ Nlc
l6 D. 8c l02 wool Ohc 70 n 9c, and J'9 do Ol 10,
q
do 1sc. both lots with 100 81 ~ 10, a. b.c
Forteth-r and II fl E0ilmunpsN
% no. ior tie Dressed ale for
r..r. e.terfa with Western dressed - sd 50 None
r.r. .o.. .Ns
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKET>
LcSncS 6ll.}J monsos opened e23 and
Pve Twenty 8o2s 1as
odd 81! 90. Ten Horties. SAT.
LvEtproI March 8ll uCOon opened quieti Mtling To
ltrd i+8uii Mdiing oresnS ntfllh sales Of the week
l0 top h Including 40 for export sud 29n0 Tor specLon
stock rOu i29 t ha2P0 American; receipts Of the wei
u bales ine org co American actual export 0l taes sock
II port ~ O00 b4eis9N 90 American.
Receirts % Wheat dlys n 900
American.
March 8rh specie the Bank Of France has incress
4oo0000 during the rsst week.
MArcl nUnied states Ten-fory honis 49,
LtvKRP0oI- March g. 30 m-Coiton drn Mdihng tpanf
Ulid Siug lli sales u Cotton nesI i1~
from New Orleans have been made II sib Behdtuf are h'av
Wheat. n California Nhe Il iol NJ Spru-
for Re- Winter Corn y per qr. Pork 80 bbl for
Prime. Lard ~ per Tsilow. ~ per cwt
IovpOS March &-Spirits Petroleum lc0!ll. 3 Gel
LOSnoN Msrh $50 mConsos closed t '' or MONEY sni
niitd NisIes te-i ~ru b".s o-s ~
lsf~ Old. 81 iSn1s 81 Territories, asi.
PARIS Msrcl 9-R,ut.s. 50. .'c -
IWFRruo i Cotton closed hsavy NJ ding Tn
lands III lid Mug ORLEANS, Nd sacs 81 tle ds' u 9
hsre2 recu and export Of totTa trl7
do from Neworesu. been made a llia The atvire from Ma
chester adorable dlIess CT make.
AVrwgRr March Petroleum 4@lt i0r Fine = le 'n~sr1u.
LONDON Marrh 9--EVeune.-t'al utta LuNrel. % .rri
LlyKRrooI Mach 6kVeuin IS lf TUT rftat 3, p cf CON
uo4 Losn. lu ali 3
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AnTTON MARKETs.


BATIsoHr Mascl eCoti0r dull and louu Mtiings "a; NJ
,..in. 0s bales. gross bales eTIoris-tO Great Britain -
ba- sales l4es oeb $40 bales et rece Ys 81 te Wrel
I5i bale. gross y6n6 eIpos-o treat ban, SS DAb
eossu1se. go bales sales SO bales 49, ...
Cg1E gsre- Msroh dali Mddingf re ret receipts
sci bales. gross bses eIpOrosstSse tI bales sale,
bse stock bales receipts " the ereE II D,
gross eTpos0 Great bnD 4,s'I bales coas" Sc 4-
b sales 1000 bales 49,.
SSwOSLEISs March du ard easier NJ driass re
Ne. recept. bales 523 bales eIpOrsto beve %
O0l bales elpOrs-to Gre 81 t Luz o.
10 Falnor'h as bales Reyel 6e9 tses TO trtiL $40
bas AHt~erp, zJOi barcelona LIS bales eOa''a 80"
g.roS March sCotoB dull; A0dllugs p, a9s net receipt ~
bales gross SCI bales; ssles 600 bales stock 5o ai ~. "
~ TIE week gross 50O7 bales sales 2 N bales
March aCoitoD dali and 0Seri Good olLsfl ~
net epts 752 bales sales 800 bses socs Jbz be ne Tec
Of the bales erpor-tO Great hraa 2,6 bales coas
NOZZLE March 81 quiet rud weak NIirgs 2ses-i
receipts 49, bales. eIpoTt'-cohwisr . 10y es 'Ae'
soL 43s bales ne recep s % the setk 2t ot, Kpot-0
B0tan coaswise tAi bales sas iNWH
NORFOLK March s-COiton iu Low Mtne zc net recepis
bales ~ halesi ses lo hsesi STOCK 49,
bales OF Tie week batts tHI"s-f"ai"t $500
fales. sales 800 bales
sAgAsSAH good demand buers ofrr iaJe
figures Midings Zs02iici receipts a. bales vpos-'
hales; bales sa H ses s0eG
81 III bsi,s net receipts week. 40 bales tIpor G1t
Batan II 90 hi TO the Couuneut itf bales eoas'"iss z'
PiBsfpaA Mirch sCotien quiet sfddngs z.i receipts
" ID. Week, e4 balesi gross, l,tIl bales
S9Lw. March -Coionstock 1911 $50 bales l72 1900 bales
rec,rts ~ the sieh 35s bales; shipments la7 bales -
aru4Hi. March 1-tettOniuen and sellers apari ttfy 1ni
bss 872 bales receipts Of the week 0z bales; spweuis
ArscsfA March s-CoiiOu que Mddue Gle receipts, ss7
tes sale. 400 bales so-ig7 2lT75 h i3l lG 6l baes
TKoyDsScE Msrsb sCoues-SoeA z'0o bales weekly ns''
q
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60 Uhom II man Concern

4 NEW COLONY ~ KANSAS, on the Mis-
~ and TeIa- RlxsyLe National Bureau or BIZ
on reoriuz AID By Laws 20 labor got only
lands desirable localities By purchase bot ais"
or public l under the Homestead and Pre-
empon sKs the uUii stae and not only Tor TIE settlement OF
desirable un0ccupei tracts OF land IN al tnr
States Territories United Staies aud bui towns
villages the uegbcrh0Oi Of old settlements ard cites
II from tine 10 time MAKE pes! eiot
behalf Colony and Homestead Settlement according u
Circumstances and nlgesent
the starring Of NEW COLONl Tor
Town anl Country AgcuaF1l HoEeu lGr1 NaugGunag Man
c and Mercantile tie Missouri Kansas and Texas @
" under auspices Bureau and With M aid and eooper
ton OF COLONY settlement II new 0un
surpassed on the American continent
this Colony behalf of tie RAILWAY are al
thai could be- asked for b. the Bureau , -
settlement Will nenfe an ares or com
thousand families b1 tue nrs ne hundred
vii lave special according to t9e Cr1ef Of YIN
which th- names enrolled the books Of the Bureau % &C
the ind. rg >ereary Of the Bureau
No % full iclaru viii he
have already connected
with this Knsas Tha particulars the 1esaor ana
FULLY forth speech b. the Land Conm son
o. public meetg OF the bureau Le- -
Philadelphia Of 1ah, aEd prnte aaes, eoaHl
SAM Ill L. WELLS. Secretary.
GEORGE WATKINS JELFS, formerly OF
BIRMINGHAM England is earnestly requested 70 write TO hs
VIII thaIkfehy receiV IL
Lat heard Of 1872 b. io Paterson, Passaic Conn
N,gerseV Description 81 hghI iet
inches nprxon. partially saAldel lei arm an z Long.
than ig, The rgh SIDE " right arm aud g Apply
10 WILLIAM COTTRELL Solicitor No lo4 NeNhst Birmingham
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rather better islar sad he fner quote lard ia
l2tc. White 4. He do ~ lltc; kXtrs G. udf.c
SAlT-L Pine jobhng dcmani and prices hare
sin upward tcndaucy 8uh dull snt hesvy quote for
Ohhug parcels Ahi0Ds Liverpool lne. SsQrJ ~
sack Northircon'- Marshall Dekirs do ~ Ads2 0j Hg
DO ~ 20 Ground. so; Turks leland, S2te per
bush. Csi1, &c. and NJ Msrtas fa0sOa
STICBS-Fh finnd jobpg demand for most descriptions
ard qapte Mace At ~ 25n al 3
Pens1r Eu'mse. ODE di Pepper ct lie at sumsta e for
SINGAPORE srd 3l So for White Pmeno lot 10c Ginger
zee IN Calcutta and lie Acani Bird Peppers at 6caf gold
SEEDS-Cver weak qu0s Ohio sf, and Choice
Indlana ami Michigan. al iOal,tc Timothy steady.
soap is in d Fl demand ard the mirke steady sales Of 200
T,IteW cp AID arm saes Of 900 n De- for Common and
elc. f.r Choice CITY. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09

eT Ioris Mrrh s-CSo, quiet Miisg. 2irl,e receipts Of
the week. 50 bales shipments. 10 hses
Loo hsrrh 6--toitou Quilt bIdiiags a..
CiSCSSATf March k-Coton dull nominalv f,rsr rin
&c STOCK 100 bae receipts Of the Seek Os bAle; shipments
1851 bales
NA.nyILS. March eCeon fat; Low MddInEs, coe sock
l8l 77aS 1874 6,Do bales; receipts OF the ci
shipments. bales.
CRY POIxT March eCetonRecerts ofthe week lis bales
WILNseTos March s-Coi'ou DULL MitnRs receipts
~; bslesi ss % stock 4a25 bales OF TIE ~eek
bsles erDoris-ccsstwise "a baesi sales l80 hslea
MACON March Rotoo wtsk; Ndings 2ie, stock 81lli05r
bes S't-s6 bseA Receipts Of ths Us bsie shpGea
$40 baer.
March sCo'on quie, noc& sTif2s bales; isrt-
ESQ bales Receipts Of the week J5 bales 80 bas
tI0 bales
MONTGOMERY March sCotsn-sock, ls7ieos9 hslesi 1872
el5J bales Receipts the seeh 2 bales shpmeBs 700 bales
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKHT-MsRcHs
Cattle opened dHl dealers demanding 1lc advance; p
loads bring g less than last weeks NUMBER qualify
range from 81 Ole
sheep and LaHbReeep shout the last week prices
changed hne WOO firm at 8a. &C.; do 1iGso-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09
RrCrIp1'S OF PRODUCk

Pc N0--h Rire- Railroqt,
March Ikes Ashes ~ bales Broom Com pkgs Deeswsr,
Cotton seed Meal pkg Dried Fruit 6ei
hhs Eggs rour. 90 bush heat "a 800 bush Corn y!9
Mai, ZOO hnsh harley g. bush Grass Seed
~ r. t. Pegs Beans 100 bags Peas 20 bb Com Meal,
I'm rags corn Meal m Meal 66 Hemp Hides ~
la % es 2 sides ~ bales Moss bh lj1 btls
suus Tu,grltc 200 t Crude InrpeDnle C7 bhls Tar ige
Mia Roir Cake 2l phs Pork 53I pigs Cat Nests
igl p Gae 90 pigs Lsr IS Lard 81 pigs scarn 462
M. f- PKG Taow, 2nf Dressed ogs $50 buss Peanuts ll9
tt obs TaioW oil a2 hall l2a hhd,
7s6 hove. 40 Tobacco Sol bb WHISKY. bales Wool a bb
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xv,xc-nor-,v or HENRY CtFws & Co,

80 81 ALL-SI.. n. l :.
,-u,,,r Nos ana ,taIs of Credit for travellers;
- Comnicioil CIc~ItS issued aVahapie lniouen-
ont TIE Reliance 90 the imperial Bank Of Lon:
hnNs Vtion,l Rank 81 Scotland. Provincial Bank OF
cor. nan and an rr 1'ancheS.
lr'sl,., ,snbic iag.iaTs CT money Europe. san
=, lIsnr,.cn. and the " st 1ndies
fIauo.sit accounts iaCCivcd in either Currency OF
peP.,b,ect te check at SIGHT. which pass through
Com HOus - as if drawn upon any City bank;
mo allowed ul al daily balances Certificates
a'n.n,sIt issued bearing interest at current rate
o. o.. =, md Drafts collected.
NO',," City ana Railroad Loans negotiated.
S"'' W. CLEws HARCHT 4 Co.
II Old Broad-st. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09
HORSE AND CARNAGE MARKET.
Nfw-YORK. Friday. March

NEW-iUHks fTIuhy, March q. 1sf1
Apparently there has been to-day consider
able animation in tho Bulls Head Market and ct the
many sale stables In the city but actually little bust
has been DONE and the transactions reported CON-
prised only a small number Of draft horses ut
the usual prices and pair Of mules which sold for
500.
The attendance at Messrs. johnson Van Tassell's
Horse and Carriage Auction Mart in East Thircenths
fair enough, but showed unusual lack Of apprec
alton OF the stock brought 20 the hammer although
some sound and desirable animals were included In the
catalogue. Prices realized moderate, TO say the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09

HIVES & MACY. Bankers. No. 81 Wall-st., New
= II orer tlc same facilities to pepositors a. In
lu.c-st. Il Banks. and allow Interest on daily hai-
curt GU AZ the rate Of -Four per cent.
HgcIlFCTi0NS matte on any point at current rates
9Th immediate returns.
special attention paid 70 choice Stock, Bonds &c
= Tor IutcS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09

Secondhand wagons, harness, ana hOrseelothlhH
brought moderate prices
At Messrs. Barker & Chase's City Auction Mart anI
New York Tattersalls, 81 Thirty ninth-st aDd
Broadway auction sale O horses wagons, ana morse
equipments will take place tomorrow Saturday the Vth
inst, at IL o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09

RrsIlxGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND sMNNEsoh
s,yxxpFR CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BoNDs for
81. at s2l and interest by Henry CLEwS Co.
No y Wal-st.. Newlork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09
Urn GOODS.

IMITATION Spanish linens, fancy stripes can
vss for buaps cloths Lester Co 5 aers 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09
Sales bp Aurllor

A. NERwIS Auct0neeE
RY BANGS, MERWIN * Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D 'htsae. VI Docs. Works VI Art Fauey Goods Furniture ke
GEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. date Leavitt,
~ strs5eigh Cob Clinton Hall A3orpice. For the SALE By
AucrOs Of LBsAg CoLLEcrOss Of BOOKS PSrSes aud all
knis Of LrTEEART PR0PERrr
IMPORTANT ART SALE.
IN consequence 81 partner retiring from the house or 8ess
GOUPL Go Of Paris have been instructed b. hem, through
Mesr NJ KNOEULER Go. OF this city TO close out ~ anron
their eue stock Of FINE MODERN PAINTINGS in as eoan,r
Tbase paintings free exhibition the Lest Ar Room 81
oawar until the da u Catalogues ready Exhoit0n a M
to 1872 The sale viii take place % WEDNESDAY, anu
0"'DAi h''' ~ ~ ~ GEO A. LEAvrTT L Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09

We would call attention to dealers in Com, that
- hr, and sell AZ Indicator prices. WILLIAMS 4
p,sruI,K. ~ Wail-s.., two doors from Custom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09
Musiral Instruments.

LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, best makers,
n % RENT or SELL eeipi rent sows on purchase Can a. H.
N MERRRLLS 40. Cuou-squars ll62 Foar.h-srel
tnl-n "A New 7-Octave PIANO, carved
- -OO. es iron frame and 9,euSg o... 'f 80" e-'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09

=. pee nouhli Of buik l3c BID and 1919 asked
t gsiei 1ic On Inc Cresk pfIces have uled higher
rs besl greatly rstael ~ discussions pending between
ia, CsHp aad The IshBlng nerctts
~ oPs'sen - Upper and - ~ Lower ReBn6 has
10 extent Tor export az former prices sale Of 81
fI ~ l@te Dot sought alter AMI weak al 280k3.c
III ~ u lsie Ia Ptisdeghs spot quoted 2l.e aud &
" soet hght and vel under control aud price, remain
oshall Atn.e Sale, 1870 bags h4ug0ou 40 lie.
- lsA 81 itc, aul Candles 81 B. use
d TAR demand RaW which with the
hatz 40 more steady tone pees ~ quote = 10 good
- -. se % Lids bi0ic for Cuba Die for Porto
wv sS.s H4saas tioaO srnVe Al 59IVc. keanea IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09

.r, ..lrs based Cotton running IN ''' '''
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-19

In the United States Senate Friday Mr..
Cole, Of California, introduced . bill 10 re-
strict the killing Of buffsloss on tho public
lands. Some legal restriction should be
put upon the wholesale slaug htsr Of these
animals, a. they furnish food for these set
tiers and indians Of the far west It 10 not
an exhibition OF daring or skill In markham.
ship to hunt down aud kill these animals,
il We are to take - true the alleged re-
marks Of Gen. Phil. Sheridan, that 1t 10 no
more fun to hunt and shoot buffalo than 1t
10 to kill IN old COW. Senator Coles bill, II
1t meets the case, should be enacted into q
law, and the wsnton destruction Of the
buffalo put stop to, no matter If . dozen
titled chaps like Alexis would desire to en-
joy the sport, il 1t may be so digni6ed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-19
Cola st l p. N. losx

A. W predicted . day OF two since, the
Wssrsa b vsnapgo Ra ilroad has 'gone up
10 = balloon, boys, up 10 . balloon" taking
with II the hopes Of Titusville acd oil
Crssk men that competing line Of railroad
might be constructed Ia order 10 reduce
freight aod express tariffs. Two or three
sssgs Of men st work 10 this vicinity were
dischsrged and paid Of this afternoon. 1t
- understood that the Oil Creek Railroad
Company have 'put up" liberal amount
Of ''oellatsrsi security" and the work 10
1usIly suspsnded. The news caused . uni
vsrssl feeling Of regret among our business
msa, and general ''cussins" Of railroad 10.
tsrests and particularly the parties who
''sold ont" the W. l. V. followed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-19

A little village in Kansas used to have
the somewhat roman tic and BY no means
unpleasant name Of Grasshopper Falls, but,
thinking the designation too commonplace.
the ambitious people had it changed to
Sauetrells. The wicked and prsvsrse gen.
Grafton that dwelt therssbout liked not this
outiandlsh appellstion, and 50 called the
little village "Sow TAIL" until that came to
be accepted as its name: Having borne
this humiliation as long - they can, the
people just appealed to tho Legis laturs and
got back their old name OF Grasshoppsr
Falls.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-19

On Monday afternoon about I've o'clock
the drill 10 Capt. Boyls's gas we'll shnsk q
new vein OF gas. Instantly . deep rum
bling was heard, and the gas CAM rushing
to the surface, throwing tic water several
feet above the tube and flooding the der
rick, which was also quickly filed With gas.
The gas ignitsd from the fire in tho stove
and instantly oil was sblazs. The Captain
and his workmsu managed to escape with
singed hair, eyebrows and whiskers, but not
without some difficulty. The wick Of .
ks ro,ene lamp hanging some six feet from
the floor was lighted by the gas, but no
damage OF any consequence resulted. 10
the water that ives forced up by the gas
were numerous small particles OF oih-Nsw
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