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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
9feip 9Jorfer 6crrejti0fstt.

Der MUrosr gOwarb g. StvEes maht
ts f& In tsn Spmts lsbr ttquem. Gr Gat
rtnsn fsinen Ssppid In feline 3eG, Irgsn,
bic Bdnbe ffiR tapsjtsrsu laiIsn unb init
eIs0antsn M6tsln perIsben. Gr eriheint
I'm sIssantsittn gnjuse, Ia6t hh Die fsin.
Pen Sprifsu unS @strinFt tcmmen unb
lprt6t iitsr bic spn tbm tieanstnr iiber.
Irstt Rcrblbat, ais itsr stns aan; unte.
rsutenbs Sads. Ddbrsnbtfm III tsr
arme ScteI' 9unss, tDsltasr pas 9erbvrdrn
bssing, 3suse tss Wortrs sspflsn Su
1sIn, In jenrm erbirmIhtn Ql6s, tas
man ben Nep gcrttr 3tusfnsewatrIam
nsunt, sinSsfpsrrt urb srfrsut Rtt rinrr
9sbanbiuus, bic nI&t tsisr III. mis bic
rints 8ewURnIidsn @sfanssRsn In einsm
aspUtEItfsn @rfin8nifs. Gisfes III
cline fsr S6Sntsitsn Der glsp SJorEtr gu.
(fiJpIsss. Stofss efnft ni6t Einfn aas
ssnbIid barar, CIT Sen 0ilatR ~ tummsn
Oesr tsfrait Su wsrtfu. Stin Qnpalt
SUbn Graham fca fosar Gsdtf6ttSsn,
na6sapsiifu, ta6 6ttt SusrF auf Stc'ts
8sIHrftn unb F4 Johann Gslbif erlApfsr
babe. Nun, Scbu @rabam III aass mpg.
lid une bier gu Gante ssfdlstsn eurIolr
9inse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25

- Die GOmmiiilonsrS ron g4eR Dir
9tnta batrn sntf6ierrn, ra6 bisfer Staai
bern Staats Strsiniu 81, 100000 ais On.
t9sil pCn tsr StaatsfduIp Dor benz Sr!sas
3u ;ablsn tat.
- Der Ssntufp Senat Serprbnste bur6
Elm SOium ron 20 ssBsn 16, aud Sat-
bi9s aIs 3eussn teI @sriatspsrfabrrn ,u,
SulaiIsn.
gon her sewiGtn GOmmtIiicn ,ur
erlsSt9an8 Der 9rseufsi;issn gnIpra&s
3Dli6tn tsn Ser. Staatrn unb Rtrlcu
fab bis isbt LOG anfpri&e aeasn bic
Ssr. Staatrn unp 80 gnfyrads eessn
NltrieO :ntf&ietsn wUrSrn. Die Wisbr,abl
wurse Ssrworfsn.
= Graa Smptbt bon SnttauarUlis,
wsl6s SCr Surjsm Fb gum finftsn Wal
Ssr9strat9rts, BAT trCbtem immcr tsnlsl.
ben Mamrn tsRalttn. Str W6eGen-
name mar Smith, i0r srRer 9atie bie6
SmilR, i9r Jwsitsr Samitt itr trttt.r
Sn9tN, iRr pisrter SmitRs, unb iebt Gat
Ifs stnsn 5srrn SmYtts sstsIrattst.
Cincinnati, Sbip, 81. San. ga6 ei.
nrm ertrateIs9ram aus Dayton, Sbir,
bat Der fcrttas Stabtratb nit 13 araeu 7
tsI6lofen, bic Soften fur BEN Gmpfano
ets Yediipsntsn Grant I'm gs.raae prn
l64.5O n d iu bs;abIen, bic bstrsfs
fenpsn Rs&nunssn pureeu rem Gu.
pFangercmite suriidsessbsn. Der @tabt.
ratb III aus 8spubItfausrn ,uIammtnafs
ifbt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25

- Ole BIalifrE f6siasn ha fiber Sit
dir'e sHti! Iii rp;pirrifstsr 9gtm pfrtrsi.
isE j.! ,Opuen. 0an, Gurcpa III au9tnr
bltdIia baron Irimgeiaft rmb In Vine
rtFa terrltt bic Gsaae auf mstr ais Der
9alfe bes Continents.
= Die 9artei trsitisfsItsn tn quniTana
fino nod tanner nt&t teissIest. Gs (ine
iseo9 tis isst tetns psititn 8utt lt6run.
gen tprssfcmmen.
Nea, getfcst, @aT., 81. San. 5snts
wClItsn 5 Snatsn rem Stub auf rem gtls
i6'ri&r cttsn uub auf eisism niGt Sc
w6tnItd I'm Gs8e 5air Gassn srrst&sn;
pac Gis brad unb 4 son ben Stnatsn rr.
tranfsn.
Sort WOurcr, 3D., %. San. am
Samif ns purbsn bier inttrsfants Ssrs
luda nit neusn Sanonen.9aFsiten anse'
I!sut, ntr, wsnn lis iitb ais srfoI8rsia err
prpben, cline GepdItise umdubtrung In
psm sBt9en Splsme sur Goi9e baten
rsres n. Die neuen edfstten ifnb bic
erFn 1un1 Res @ummaubanten Sbtra S.
u. . jap!cr. Den 8sriuGen pUbntsn bic
neif EN- Sftliere her arhlIsriefhuIe Eel,
mel be fi6 BON rem Hsflltnte fir frtr te
frtt biBt srtlirten. Die 9srluhe psrrrn
30 I, lanse fCttsslttt. bis fa bic
: 5raad bartttt Der neuen Grftnouna bers
auefsttt. Sn Rem 9tsFBen @sItRittsn
/ irlro ar rte nGGfs 3sit ,pister rsBsre
1bdttateit hsrrfden, hsnn rs lolen ntue
farsre Gsf6hse 3ur teTsrsn gsrtte.pt.
.aun8 Der fapltGsn Gifs BET Rsp SPtR,
.Ssf!rfln 'r. anseffrttSt wsrefn.
2rt tRtcn, q. s., %. San. OeRsrn
q esnb wurbe In Der 3rsntpnrr 9anf cta
frearr Gtubrudb fsriibt. Die glntrsfer
tparsn BON binten Der in baS 9anfses
blube etnssbrunaeu, ais bic tetbsn gGd&
ter bst,n NaGttfsn rplren, unb 9atttn
I'D tteisr 1ebtrrrn trreit5 femdA.l9t I'm
ie 5u fnetsIn unb unfdibIih 81 MAIDEN,
ais rTcH ras tiertst perur1aGtt 0er1ult
eige rcrlltergtbsnte Dame aufmtrtiam
wurte unp 2drm me1tf. Die 5 8iutsr
lLsben tarauf bin itre Snltrumrnte I'm
Glide nnb snt7o9sn nit benz, mas it R&
tsrette an9seiantt Gatsen. Sa bas @e.
wSlte rpdrsn fte nod ntbt etngstrun0en,
icnrern ba'ten rt1 bic Shutfi6tr ter
VuIte nno cine GnjatI prioattalttten aul-
ssbrCGsen unb ibres Sntaltss tsrdubt.
sfdn bat Bis isBt fefssfelt, bag 10 Ga.
fettan Crbrpdsn unb bfraubt purben, bic
etwa $4,000 In gonts entbieIteu. Iers
rsr wurtsn Coupons rrr glsp. SirItY
6prptentiSen Staatsbones i'm 0trtte
UsH etntsru taufsnb Dollars unb mebsere
ant 1. 5anuar 1872 fiuis sspeiene ron
rer S$art tsreitS rtn9rI6as Bombs 9raOb.
len. A,'S. Smitb Serlpr $1,000 In Bombs
uno &mt ruie GnsIiIb $500 in MlSlanp
Giisntatns ae!tsn. 9Iua fnb S400 In
Cob, msl@s ser Snrf 9sF5rten, psrs
f&wuuSsn. &9sr @sfammtprrIuR ptro,
pie man elnntt. $4,000 ni&t ii6erRrt,
gen. Die Gin BREEDER Gatlsn fh gan,
nate Der Sanf Elm Saus esmietbet unp
felt 10 3aeen ffpn fir ibTrn 3rsd ma.
nipali,t. 3ur 3.it res Gtntruts wur.
BEN in ber gldte ber 8anf ppn SpifGge.
irlIsn Gauitimpfe i'll gesne 8sIeBt. nm
bic Gufmsrfiamfeit prr YCIt5si rrn benz
Sanfsstdufe atSulsaFsn. @s terr1tt
bier 8rUbe atufIeEut9 wsBsn res grr-
frmmniiirS unb bic gsbSrrsn seten 1tb
a[It @aRc, zen &bGtera auf tie Sgar 3u
fommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25

ftP1, It' lIn'huttiaf. tfr res llHRlad
BATE, 8suae s,nrt itsag &r nfb lt
Su fstu, pirO mituntsr In 5ait Q. atm. Il
neil er ni&t tte @it;tsI bat, 8hrsf&aft
;u ltsasn, wdbreab ter ansstlaste lslta,
Der 0slO Ctsr Gunnsetiuren tsfbt, auf
frstsn 5i5sn bIsitt.
Die ausstsutstsn Yunfts bilbrn tst
Bsiitm ni&t bic etn,issn S6wdGsn unb
NanSel unfsses Strafpnfatrens. Gle
ersrtsn isera CUR 9fniisr, hab auS anf
tisiem @sbieie bfs Staaislsttns etne 8s.
form nclDpsnpis unb brlnsIia tf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
QterlG QCll,eiQG!

Da i'd nun metrere GjtI5dfte prctirt bale
unb ffinss aut nus9efaaen it, 10 tiE i'd st3run-
gen, ten Shubmnherbarmr nieber CUR ShnS
3u rsbmer, I'M mid Eieeer bdran sn rrfrtlrben
0d i'd fir cine befsutrner (Summe bic trltrn
une frinrn Srrtrn 9eprr rireetluft babe urb
baS Sdubsrltaft in ypIer SrNnuns III, 70 fcrs
erre Id alIr mrinr Srrunte urb a!tcn Aunocn
auf rpieter triiGe YslslInrarn Su mad'cn.
gtrur unb atts Arteit pirp iaHcll uub riintit1
btlprgt CO frmmt uub lpIrat srr lei 9enr9
gPGlrr in 9rpaeEGy Sneet nate SlceamS
Shule go. 6.
6rti6e SstrGnfs iInb aud int Sbpp fetS 5u
Eabrn. Grgebsnf
25ir ScurS Bnttcr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
g; ct q II:

Gm Sprrtao teu 81. Sanuar 1872. burtb
paOr s. SGfur; Serr gStlbelm Dedrlntd
nit 2tun 6euerltein, beipe bon Srrantcu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
sgR BbeI. 6; c { 6ft.

Ier llntencitnf!r bat in ifinrm 6itl56fts.
ietAls IN esr pcan Nvruue, pbsrtdlb Mutrrrus
traBe, iists cine rcitbal!iee auspabl brr teleu
.tegstn, Mo Idest ras Serftrle gubIfuT snr
8tfhailsn Snipcflipn Gin.
., Sszi5- aaf SrittnbegGnsniiTe rirO frlrntrrr
Hhthtbt Gri;Ommrn une aQee eau GjrbVriae
Frrmpt btiCrgt,
2Se69 &siubarb S6BnfslS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
9:S g ergossget SUcrScaa /:

Gin Stripprriun6c unS rin anatr i'm gtItrr
Ycu 1i-l6 Snbren, um taa Gigaurnmadbn
su rrlernen. i3u mrItrn tei 0ep. 0ramts,
Maeien AUeRus. fSir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
G0itaGllaer Derlan0f.

Ter undergraduates wiinI6t rintee lClte iurar
gsuts lit Acl uab Scai3 III nsbmrn. man mrISr
i'd, trt 6ranj 99ls9ter, GsSar gtrabe,
III gSaro. f2p3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25

Gin pradtSplIts Eager prn alien SfltibsrHrfeu.
ron Iufticn rrIianbru su tnrrm biaarn Ireiitn.
Cine grpBe GuspabI ron 9Ianfefs, Stepp.
eden, unt tie tfifen @GnIsfsberu.
Cine 0rpBs Guspabl Ron 5eptf6eu aIer
arten unb allen preiIrn. SapaneItf6e
Ssibs in alien 8artsn; Sibsts Il allen
6arben ron so Gents an.
Sbdpls Gbatpfs
Sbapls babrn mir Gin lrbr arperS Qaasr,
pfl tcs auBerbaIb NtB Yorf une ptilarsIpbia
nitt scbcirn Tsrbeu faHn, une bateu mir elm
Irparatfs Department eafiir.
Gtrnic BADEN mir cine errer auspabl farbt-
ger Saden fir Ddmen.
@ute RfifrUfs nur Id Gents.
@jute Sbniirlsibfr (corsets) 50 Gents.
0ppprlt breitsn I5laHneI nur 20 Gents.
MUSLIN in allen 9reiten!
@'uir feline tpclItne lnttrrEde nur Dpaar.
9urs, unier pastr il isst nit Gllent, mas ~
unl;rtm @ei6lf.e GsbSrt 70 pclliGneia prrlorSt,
baB nttts Su ipiinfbrn iitril bleitt.
armmt unb iitrrjeuet sua bel
W. Nffif, 6. StmpR,
329 qafapanna
unb Gde SCu Rypmins s.srHur;.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
9tnRcrser,lr,,.

glGt sttienistn, Dsld'e asasn e,s I}irnih ,,0lc.
blnlen u. MenSsl" 6rrtfrunGfn tabfn, fine sts
lutt tbre HfceHuugtn an Serrn Sptn NFkt!t,
Vsnn apsnue, 10 talp OILS mTSit rinsurrihfn.
ii, ,3p Ncbinipn II. Dfcniel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
Ntcasc 2Gs'SciScts.
8erlnnQt :

Gin sutsS tsutl6es WGeGen, has tpaIfen,
biigsln unb fctsn fam, in siusr fIriarn gami.
miIie. gu trfrasrn bsi s. s. &rppH gsnn
9Ipe. I'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25
M ari0alps 9 Serfdafe
npn GirnnN. .0ioenthunr.

3ufrlgc psrIhirStner GrrfuticnstsfrbIr, aus
eeltcQt Won Der Wa9cr5 Court ter 9tart Scran-
ton unS nn mid gErihet. weree itb in ETtrtii-
der grri!eisrrung in benz Gpprt-Sauie rpn
Scranton am
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
Foreign Notes.

GERMANY has consented to liberate
the French prisoners at Spandau.
In order to replace the military estab.
lishments at Strasburg and Metz. the
French government have resolved to
create establishments at Perpignan.
Avignon and Quiberon, in addition to
that at Rouen, which has already been
decided upon.
The Emperor of Germany is the
most absteminous of European mos
archs. He takes every day but two
small meals. After rising he takes
cup of coffee at noon some roast beef
and potatoes, with some Bordeaux wine;
and at seven in the evening a supper.
consisting of breao, sausage, and a cup
of tea. Persons invited to the Tmpe-
rial table express their surprise at its
extreme simplicity.
A CURIOUS discovery, says the London
City Press, has just been made at the
Charterhouse, in the shape of an auto
graph of Henry Havelock, when a boy
at school. 1t was on the date of his
leaving, and was probably pushed by
his own hands behind the wainscot of
his cupboard or locker, where the mice
and rats have very considerably spared
it for upwards OF half century.
A HOUSE in Nova Scotia was the
source of wonderment and terror for
long time among tho neighbors there
about, but bold man bought it and
sought an explanation of the myste-
rious noises with hammer. He pull
ed off a few clapboards, when an expla-
nation flew out, followed by several
hundred more. About a bushel Of
large black bats were discovered costly
making themselves at home in various
crannies Of the building, and making
the people decidedly mot at home"
by their clatter and noise at night.
That romance was ended
Previous to the execution of Shere
Ali, the assassin Of Lord Mayo, many
methods for disposing of him were
suggested, but the Delhi Gazette
marked out pans and penalties which
are not only original, but, we regret to
say it, positively grotesque in their
horrors. Our contemporary would
have She Ali branded with an NJ, de-
prlved of both arms above the elbows,
transported to England in an iron cage
(and via the Cape for Il years, whipped
once month, exhibited with the wild
beasts in the Towers, and if alive at
the end Of the Dist year, Geoapitated,
dissected, and burnt. Can anybody
suggest an addition
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
Trade and Manufactures.

MARYLAND cotton factories consume
80, 600 bales of cotton per week.
The importation of mahogany is very
small compared with what il was two
years ago.
The most celebrated perfumer of
London, Paris, Berlin and Brussels
has opened a branch establishment at
Long Branch.
Missouri claims that she can furnish
enough ore to make 10000, 900 tons of
iron yearly for 500 years, and 30, 900, 900
bushels OF coal for $500 years.
To encourage beet sugar manufacture
in New jersey the last Legislature
passed law eXempting from taxation
capital employed exclusively in this
industry.
A NUMBER Of northern capitalists
have purchased several miles of the
gold region of Spottsylvania county,
Va, and are having machinery made to
get the gold of the sulphurets by new
process, recently discovered.
The Norfolk (Va.) Journal announces
that the welding of copper, which has
occupied the skill and the science OF
the world for centuries without sue
cess, has been discovered by Mr.. Geo.
Davis of that city.
A LARGE watch and clock manufactu-
rer of Neufchatel has set the example
of participation Of profits with his
workmen. A regular account is opened
with each man, and his book is made
mp annually, fourper cent. being added
by the employer to the amount due to
be paid as interest on the capital for
one year
FLORENCE, Mass, is to become the
arena Of a new business enterprise
the converting of iron into steel by a
new patent process. This business 10
be known as the Ssh, field Iron and
Steel Works" and the company Will
commence operations on capital OF
$40, 600, independent of the building
which Will cost about S12, 0O0,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
The Diamond IiggingS.

A letter from DeBeers, in the Atn-
can diamond diggings, has the follow
ing.
ION May 9, tEepost for Cape Town
was exceedingly valuable. 1t certain
that it contained six pounds weight q
diamonds, and the value of this, WIN
the money orders, bank notes, ana
other currency, Is roughly estimated
at from $500. 600 to $500, 600. Ihe
mails were made up and heaped by
window only fastened 10y bolt, WITH
ont the security of shutters or rods.
The Postmaster was absent from
his office for ten minutes, during
which time a pane Of glass was taken
out Of the vinaow, the bolt drawn hach,
the window opened, and the bag WaLaeu
Oft with IN amateur detective force
hundreds strong. was at once orgahlii1'e'r
and commenced hunting for the thfei'
The post was detained tor some hours
but all hi vain. Not the slightest cue
has the robber lefr behind lilra, ana /.
Els questionable whether, after the Ions
staff hg aad. ha viii hg ever found.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18

Stevenson, and the rest were given for Brown
On motion of Chalmers, Of Mississippi the
nomination was made unanimous.
Bouck, OF Wisconsin, moved a resolution
appointing a committee Of one from each STATE
to be named by the res pectlye delegations. M
appraise the candidates OF their nominations
Payne OF OHIO, moved to amend by ADDING
the President of the convention TO be chair.
man. Agreed 70.
Various resolutions Of minor importance
were adopted when the Convention adjourned
sine de
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-02


DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr. HOI..
SION HARDEN, whose illness We nOticed a
low mornings since, died at his residence
on Centre street at an early hour Thurs.
day morning, passing away peacefully
and without pain. Mr.. HARDEN was al
the time Of his death sixty.eight years Of
age. He had come to this city from Ches-
ter county, Pa, quarter Of century
ago, and during all that period he had
been identified, and of later years quite
largely, with the iron interests Of the city.
He began life here as an employe in the
Old Point iron mill which stood on the
ground now occupied by tho Baltimore
" Ohio freight depot, and shortly
after, upon the organization Of the
Belmont Iron Works, became one
of the22 original stockholders Of that mill.
lie was also one of tho projectors Of the
LaBelle Mill, and was one of the pro.
prietors OF the LaBellc Mill and Jefferson
Iron Works at stcubenville at the time Of
his death. He had lived to sec Wheeling
from a comparatively small town grow to
be an important city, and its iron business
from small beginnings como to be one Of
the leading iron interests of the country.
Mr.. HARDEN was man OF personal
qualities which gave him the respect and
confidence Of all with whom he came in
contact, and which greatly cndearcd him
to his family and Immediate friends, who
have the warm sympathy of the commu.
nifty In their bereavement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-02

Truth and justice seem TO make 1t
proper for us To say that Mr.. EDWIN s.
MOORE, OF Fairmont, late clerk of the
State Senate, Is not the Charleston cor.
respondent Of the INTELLTGENCER. He
has not written or telegraphed one word
. TO the INTELII0ENCER this winter. We
make this statement because the propriG.
tnry correspondent of the Wheeling Reg.
liter in his Charleston letters to that paper,
and likewise as Senator on the floor Of
the Senate, has been pursuing Mr.. MOORE
with petty and malignant persecution
and representing him in those letters and
in tho Senate, Us q correspondent Of
the lNTELLIGENCER. Some Of Mr..
MOoRE's friends nominated him Tor
committee clerk, in the Senate, and
forthwith the Senator from this county
jumped up and denounced him as Rad
ical and as correspondent Of this paper.
OF course that tloored the proposition at
once, for correspondents of the INTELLr.
GENcER IRE not in very good odor with
the dominant party at Charleston. The
Fairmont Liberaltst, copying "Ohio's" de.
nuuciation of Mr.. MOORE, calls on the
Democratic Senators from that district TO
explain what they meant by supporting
Mr., MOORE for committee clerk; and we
fear nothing can save those gentlemen
from accommodation except this ex-
PLANTATION, that Mr.. MOORE was not the
representative of this paper.
Why the Senator from this county, in
his dual capacity as Senator and cores
pondent, wages this petty warfare on this
gentleman we cannot say, but VIC presume
there is a reason for 1t,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-02
Tribute OF Rsspect.

WHEREAS, In the all.wIse providence Of God,
death has been permitted 10 invade our circle,
and take from our number our esteemed sister,
Mrs. MAYBERRY, the Board Of Lady Managers oil
tho Children's Home feel that In her death they
sustain great loss and the Institution one OF It's
most faithful friends. We shall love TO cherish
the memory, OF her life OF gentle but active
Christian hytng-and In the audiences Of her
demise, ahall endeavor 10 give more earnest heed
to the declaration OF the Master, "Be 20 also
ready"
Risolrsd, Therefore, that we bow in humble
submission TO this dlspensAtion, and offer TO the
family Of the deceased our heartfelt sympathy,
lions Of the Gospel.
ResolUed, That as mark Of respect to the
memory OF our deceased sister we wear tho usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
ReSolUed, That these resolutions be spread on
the minutes OF the Board and the Secretary be
requested to furnish copy Of the same TO the
family OF the deceased and tho daily papers.
Mrs. L. A. HAaANs,
W. r. BUTLER,
n. A. CHANDLER,
Com. Of Lady Managers OF Children's Home
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-02

RIGHT OF WAY GRANTED.-A Bridge
port gentleman who has spent some time
on the route OF the proposed Wheeling
and TusCarawas Valley Railroad along
Wheeling Greek Valley, called on us
yesterday and informed US that tho right
of way had been secured from this city to
the mouth Of Crab Apple, distance Of 10
miles, with the exception Of about one.
fourth Of the seven miles from Bridgeport
TO the iron bridge near Hardesty's.
That Is 10 say that eeiourths Of the
tlrstseven miles have been secured and
the whole Of the next nine miles. From
that point west two interests arc ut work
for rival routes, via Flushing or via New
Athens, and the committees Of each are
at work getting right otway on each
route.
The right Of way along these 10 miles
is not merely promised, but secured by
actual deeds, which were exhibited to us,
the consideration being in each case one
dollar. In ono case gentleman thus
gives for one dollar tho absolute right OF
way through 400 acres, a distance Of
nearly two miles another gives it through
tract of a mile and q half long,
and 30 on. 1t was apprehended that
the right oI way up this valley
would be very costly, but we are gratifed
to see, by this substantial evidence, that
the land owners along the route IRE both
liberal and intelligent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-02

Mr.. Knight rose to explain his substi.
tute. He said Il was not 60 much the ex.
preston Of the good viii Of one person as
Of the citizens Of New York to West Viz
ginia, and was intended to cement the
bond Of good feeling between the two
sections.
The previous question was called, and
the substitute accepted yeas, Al. The
question onlthe adoption Of the substitute
was decided In the affirmative.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-02

NORTHERN PACIFIC II. r. BoNDs.-
Messrs. ]. Cooke s. Co, Philadelphia, lei.
egraph to Il. Crangle, agent for the sale of
SAID bonds in this district, that the sales
during the summer amounted 10 one mil.
lion five hundred and thirteen thousand
dollars, The results already accomplish
cd have established the pcrmancy and
success Of the Northern Pacific enterprise,
and create alarge aud increasing demand
for the First Mortgage Bonds of tho com.
pany. With their highrate oFinterest their
ample security, and their convertibnlty
into the lands OIL the company at 10 per
cent premium, they constitutea most dc.
sirable investment, aud can hardly fail to
advance considerably above par ut an
early day. ASIAN investment they com.
bine profitable return with absolute
safety. '' -'i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-02

There is still, however, a faint attempt
on the part OF some Of the States, which
lose by this appOrtionment, to modify the
bill, and it Is promised that the claims Of
New Hampshire, Vermont, New York,
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Tennessee, Ala.
bama, Georgia and Louisiana, to more
members than now apportioned, shall be
allowed If the question is rcopened. Tho
apportlonnenE, however, Is likely to
stand as IL L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-02

THE illusions Of the Cincinnati CORES.
pendent whose Charleston letters we copy
TO day To Mr.. WARD, tho member from
Cabell county, will be understood when
we explain that Mr.. WARD, in addition TO
having once been Judge, Is sort OF oint.
mcnt and corn doctor, a travelling timer.
ant vender Of various medical concoCtions
of his own and other peoples invention.
Besides being great medicine man, Mr.,
WARD believes In tho resolutions Of '9S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-02
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-02

In the House of Delegates on the Gath,
Mr.. BARR introduced u joint resolution
requesting our Congressman to provide
for constructing a all or causeway across
the west branch Of the Ohio river at
Wheeling.