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Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27
The Spanish and American TreubieS-
TIE War Cloud Growing.

VITA the progress Of time the d.u-
cul,ies between the United States ara
Spain. arising out Of the capture of the
Nirgnius aud the execution Of her crew,
seem to increase daily and in character
portcnd that conflict of arms viii Dc
necessary to adjust a settlement The
capture Of the vessel in question, upon
the high seas by the Spanish war ship
Tornado. while sailing under the Uui-
ted States Fag and bearing duly Ger
tilted papers, and the ultimate harha
rous treatmeur OF her passengers was
en- insult Z, humanity and tie country.
too great 20 be pissed ever withou,
feelings OF Indignation aud vengeance.
The savage hatchery Of over q hundred
mch, made prisoners without warrant Of
law, and doomed 10 death by mock
tribunal mproy.>cd 10 fl its cwn pEy
posse ant devoid cl ,yrry sentiment save
liat of fcroc,ty anu blood. has wrought
ia the ba,oms If tb' people an earnest
and clnn d, US afrcj Tor -cparat.oa Of
Il, org. in the surrender aud punish
meat Of the offenders TIE criminal
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Building Rock.

Also, they are about 20 open marb!,
yard on ID ayende near l0th street where
they will cut a"d letter toni stones, slabs
ana other rock order. Fer particulars
apply to David Shields. 1Stf.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27

THg sentence rendered in the IwEzD
tr;. last week give. the "Bo>s7 twelve
years IN tha New Work tate PRISON.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27
For sale and Rent.

One large and handsome dwelling
house with II rooms,
One dwelling house with 6 rooms.-
Both of these houses re ritUsted ia the
best part Of the city.
Also one excellent lot with cool email
house in West Huntington.
We will sell the above properties On
easy terms.
We have also for rent On. store and
dwelling house. GIBSON 4 SINMS. If
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27

re are glad 70 note that the Cab
ell Co. Press favorS a war with Spain.
GENERAL indignation, rather than
General GRANT, rules the country now.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27
Every Day al Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt.

Every drop of the sARsAPAIrLLrAY RpsOr-
VENT commute ai.s through the Blood. Sweet Urine.
and other Fuifs ard juices Of The sySien INC ylgoT al
life. for repairs the wastes Of the body with new ana
sound material scro:ula, SYPHILIS, Con.amptIon
Glanculnr dseaSe Ulcers In tue throat Mouth. To-.
mors Modes n the Glands and other parts 81 The system
sore Eycz strumOrUus discharges from the Ears and
the worst foruis of skin diseases. ErHptons. Fever
Sores, Scah Head. King worm Gait Rheun Rryslelas
Acne, Black spots, Worms IN the flcsh. TDmors. Can
GERS in the Womb and all weakening and painful dis
charges, Night ssca LosE OF sperm and al waste. OF
the lie principle, are within the curative range Of this
wonder of Modern ChemIsiry. and few days viii
prove 20 any perOn using fOr either OF these forms o'
disease is potent power TO cure them
the patient. daily becoming reduced ~ The wasies
and decomposition that II continually prosres'rg fgc.
eeeds In asresina thee wastes and repair. the ssmo
with new mafpr ~ made from hcafby bioo1-enn thif
ms PAaTELIAS will and does seeure-e cure
IL certain; for when once this remedy commences 10
work Of pgriacs and succecd-fn diminishing the
loss OF wastes repairs viii be rapid and every day
the patient growing better and stronger,
the food dses,ing better appetite Improving and assh
and weight ncreas.ng.
Not only docs tie SARsAPsRfLLfAg RysoLyySr excel
ali known remeJ al agents ~ the cure Of Oh ROME serO-
fuous COusfifluOusl ara Skin diseGsee, bat IL y The
only o1sitigc CGrc for
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German & Allen,
HUNTINGTON. ". u.

Having leased the extensive rock quar-
ry in Rockwood, Ohio, are row pre-
pared to furnish ut very reduced rates
any kind of
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VINES AND LIQUORS,
FOR SALE.

IN ;tr milsi o' Inc greatest Coat, In,
on AMI LUNBLR region of the kanawha
valley. bids fair. from the rapidtty of its
growth, since the completion Of the Ches
apeake and Ohio Railroad, 10 boone one
Of the largest manufacturing cities OF
the country. Surrounded by hills. the
extent Of level ground is limited. The
West End IGhracing nearly one half of
The entire site upon which the City is
bnilt, and that portinn which will he in
five years, owing to its many advantages
The most important part Of the City, will
he sold at AUCTION, on
DECEMBER Goth, 1873.
Lots fronting forty five feet, will in all
proha biliry, sell for not over six dollars
per front foot.
Terms, only $50 in hand cash; bal
ance in one, two and the. years Title
perfect
See Ni,chelrs new map Of West Vir
rini,, or send for Map and pamphlet TO
VEST CHARLESTON EXTENSION CosrASY,
Charleston is only Is hours from Rich
monl and Washington by rail, and l..
hours by rail and boat from y ncinnati.
Hotels. hest in he State Parties from
distance purchasing lois, will be given
return tickets.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27

We place these premiums within easy
reach of any of orr patrons, by allowing
them liberal comm issions on II w sub
scriptions TO the Weekly Enquirer, as
follows.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27

A new paper has been started at
Wellsburg, by + c. Glass, and call
ed the Indepeplent. 1t starts of
with fair prospects.
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FEVER AED AGJE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for hny cents Thee 10
and Ague. and all other Nalarious Bllon, scaritt
Typhoid, Yellow and other Fevcr- faidef nv RAD.
MAn PlLLsl so quick ~ RAILWAYS READY 10
LlEF. Fifty cents per bottle
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-03
MINING SrapCk REPORT.
Forenoon Beard.

Forenoon Board.
IL Ophir 81. 81 i sao.
so Gould L Curry. 1917. 1873. 13a bc0, IS.
10 Best Belcher,4,A.
:s5 Savage. 15a. I5s .l0. l5e b3o, leo bSo.
$50 Choilar. u. 81. sss bsn. s6a.
2s5 Hale / Norcross. ~, - b5v, Az.
III Crown r. int. lU2. lVl, loo.
10 Yellow Jacket. 623e. "a By. 65 b30, 81.
30 Imperial. o.. 6is, o.
$50 Empire. q. bjs. 81 b3o. "A.
lou heutuck. 90.
81 Alpha. IS.
CSC Beieher. -, 94a. s4s bs. e4d.
$50 Confidence. o. 6ss. 6:s oas. %.
% Con. Virginia. lo&, lo3s-
lj0 sierra Sevala, lvs, lJ4s.
% Daney, q.
IS Seq Belcher. 50. So.
1j5 Ovcr.nau. 81, 81 :. - b1, 81
IU9u Justice. IL =. los, Ii hs0.
1875 Julia. Ia, Ia
45 Caledonia. 10 Z, Il, 1Sa.
50 Arizunx L Utah, lfs,
los Globe,
1850 Bal, imsre. So. So, s.. b3o. IS.
lGU Silver Hill, ~.
lv0 Rock Island. "a
50 Y Con-, ~,
lilo Occidental, 4.
~ Senator. y.
lao American Flat, 5. 5k,5.
lU Central No. 2. g.
Bus Woodville, 2s., 2s. 2ss.
lOo Mint. 1.
81 Franklin, 81.
100 In.uS, =.
rs Crown Point Ex.. 81.
l.50 Baltic. =, ~, .2A-
80 Valley II, II =. 2l5s bS0, as.
2O5 Ia. Inond L Ely. 6l. 6J =, 81 b.. coz
446 Eureka Con, IL =, IL bJU, llS..
go PhEnIx. \.
.ssb Washington Creole. 90. "a b3c.
$50 Alps. "a. Ia b,sU, =.
$50 Page pansca. IA.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-03

RALEIGH, On. c. July 1.-The Gov
eminent and State officers and some
members of the legal profession in the
State, irrespective of party, have joined
in a recumnendatio to the President TO
appoint Judge r. III. Pearson, of the
North Carolina Supreme Court. to be
Chief Justice of the United States Su-
preme Court.-Press Dispatch.
Now it is in order for the Sugar Greek
School District of Arkansas to chip in
with their man. We trust that the Pres
ident will disregard all prayers to bolster
local magnates into this conspicuous
position.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-03

A HEARTLEss SoN.-Elward Osborne is
In Jail awaiting the action of the Grand
Jury, upon charge of grand larceny.
He is quite an old man, and has son,
James Osborne, about nineteen years OF
age, who resided with his father on the
] axe Ranch, where the stolen property
was found. and who was arrested with
the old man but WAS discharged, although
but little doubt existed III the minds of
those who heard the evidence, but that
he was mt least accessory to the crime.
Since his father has been in Jail the
dutiful son has sold off ali the personal
property on the ranch belonging TO the
old man that he could dispose of. inclnd-
ing pair of horses, wagon and harness,
which he sold for two hundred dollars
but which cost more than twice that sum.
He also drew five hundred dollars that
his father had ON deposit, and has left for
parts unknown, leaving his incarcerated
progenitor in the lurch, without dollar
with which to purchase any little CONF
fort he needs in prison, or means to fee
an attorney to defend him. Although the
father is perhaps undeserving of SYM
pathy and the conduct of the son no
more than the natural fruit of the exam
pie set him by the author of his being.
we cannot but feel for the fOrsaken old
man. who, despite his evil ways, doubt
less feels most poignantly, how sharp
er than a serpent's tooth it IL to have
thankless child''-Recse RiUer Reveiile.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-03

CONFIDENCE GAME.-A few nights ago
q man in this place who was known to
have money deposited in the State Bank
had a set-to with the tiger. After losing
what money he had about him. he conf
menced drawing checks. which were &C.
copied. He lost in this manner over
$50, and they withdrew to reflect upon
his folly. Fond memory doubtless re-
vived the old adase that ''the early bird
catches the worm" and next morning he
Anxiously awaited the opening of the
bank As soon as the bank was opened
he presented his certificate Of deposit.
drew the money, and consoling himself
with the reflection that he had Won the
last turn, made his escape. He has not
since been seen or heard of.-Pioche Rec
ord, June n.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-03
Il. H. BENCE. C. A wIrHERELL
BENCE & WIThERELL,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS

MILL BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE
w on Commission. Attend 10 renting OF
houses and rooms. Search title and give alb
s,racts. Collect debts aud make prompt settle
ntS.
H. H Bence from long experience. having
been many years County Assessor and Deputy
ASS. ssor. is well posted to properly and
titles in this County.
C. A. WitherelI is Justice Of the Peace Of Car
son Township. and will pay prompt attention
to collection of debts, conveyancing and all
business left in his care.
Give us q call, and we will guarantee satis-
faction in all cases.
tOffice in County Building in Justice ONCE.
Terms reasonable. my2O-h
FOR SALE. Lots ! and I, Block ~. sears
Thompson Sears Division of Carson City.
FOR SALE, Lot 5, Block 81, Musser's Divi.
sion of Carson City.
FOR SALE, Blocks II. 80. 81. 90, 81 and 1OO
Sears, Thompson 4 Sears Division Of Carson
City.
FOR SALE, Lots 2. and I. Block 1, and Lots
l, and 5, Block 2, Of Ausser's Division Of Car
son City.
ROOMS TO RENT. Furnished and unfur-
nished rooms to rent
Those having Real Estate to sell. or houses or
rooms to rent, will consult their own interest
by placing the same in the hands OF Bence I
Witherell, Real Estate Brokers.
Those desiring to purchase Real Estate, or
rent houses or rooms, can save time and money
by applying to Bence Witherell, Real Estate
Brokers. 1t their Office in the County Building.
IN Justics OAce.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-03

The legitimate deductions to be made
from the evidence elected before the
Coroner's jury summoned to inquire into
the recent explosion would seem to be
that it came from that part OF the Hoot
building occupied by General Van Box
kelen: that Van Bokkeien was lately
conducting series OF experiments III
the making of new explosive involving
the principle which distinguishes nitro
slycerine; and that he had enough giant
powder III his bed room to cause the ex-
plusion which occasioned his own death
and that of those who perished with
him. The facts elected make it idle to
seek for any other theory than this.
The following. which is from the Enter
prise's report of the evidence OF Mr.. J.
c. Hampton is conclusive:
All the giant powder consigned to
General Van Bokkalen came through
me: the last shipment before his death
was on the 14th of June: think that
in April there was two packages came:
they weighed about forty pounds; they
were SO small that l went and asked
what they were, and if l should send
them to the magazine; he said no; they
were samples and to have them sent to
his rooms. The boxes were about half
tine size of giant powder boxes and not
in AS fine order as giant powder boxes.
He told me that he used TO sleep on il
at the old place where be often kept it.
The usual shipment was from ten to
twenty cases. and l have had AS high as
IU0.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-03
MR.. uUxcULDAss NATmnOOBHOY

Should person unknown TO popular
fame suddenly rise up before mixed
western audience and come to be rs sud-
denly known by the name which graces
this article he would have to palliaie the
fact of being known by such an odd
combination OF vowels and consonants
by something 4uite acceptable and ex-
traordinary. or submit to being laughed
and Knocked into that condition OF semi
disgrace which befalls the object o a
merciless shower of ridicule. And yet
i: SO happens that the Hon. Mr.. Mum
guldass Nathhoobhoy is not only an
actual. living parsonage. but that he is
of himself quite an important element
in East Indian affairs. and has become.
of late. sufficiently prominent in very
important agitation. to be entitled to the
mercy Of the Court even while under
conviction of bearing round with him in
his travels a small mountain Of luggage
labeled as above. Mr.. Nathhoobhoy
comes legitimsfely into print because Of
having entertained at his handsome
bunca low. near Bombay. a no less IA
nous parsonage than the English Com
missioner. Sir Bartle Frere. Indeed. il
queer names were the principal object
Of this editorial article We could easily
~ H.. ha
list of Mr.. Nathhoobhoy' guests,
amongst whom were Dwarkadass Vus-
senjee. Esq. the Hon. sla,hooradass
Khetsev and other distinguished men,
bers of Bombay society: but We have
another than so frivolous an Object in
view, and it is none less than To state
that this reception of Sir Bartle Frere
was given for the purpose of affording
him an opportunity of comforting rith
certain class of Indian traders relative
to the share which themselves are sus-
tainin. in the traffic of slaves whose ex-
portation from Eastern Africa has, Of
late wears. involved an annual number
of victims scarcely less than that known
to the West Indian slave trade (Which
was carried on from the west coast of
Africa) in its m ost unhridltd ard pros
porous period. Sir Bartle, indeed, hav-
ing made speciality of investigating
this East African slave trade has arrived
at the astonishing fact that this inhuman
traffic is carried on. almost unhindered,
along the entire extent of the east shore
of Africa from Socotra to the Cape Col
Onies, as well as from Madagascar and
4 inzibIr-the principal market being In
the British East Indies. These Indian
dealers are, strange to relate. the direct
descendants of the identical class of
merchants in whose hands the Portuguese
found this East African slave trade, two
centuries ago. 1t is remarkable that
traffic in captured and enslaved human
beings to the estimated extent of 80. 900
individuals per annum, should have
been thus carried on, for several years
back and only just now brought to the
notice of the English Government and
the civilized world III general. Sir
Bartle Frere il sansuine Of speedy sue
cess In dissuadins all parties concerned
from further prosecution of this cruel
traffic: and he is convinced that his gov
eminent will lend him an effective Sec
onding in securing its suppression by
force, should his efforts In the direction
of moral suasion prove unavailinS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-03
SoME good trotting is herewith record

SOME good trottins is herewith record
ed as coming off in Sacramento:
Sacramento, July AT the trotting
race to-day-best three in fivs-the fol-
lowing entries were made: Sam Purdy.
Black Swan, California Dexter. Regula-
tor, Nayfover. George Treat and Mary
Davis. The first named horse did not
start. Dexter won the race in three
straight heats. Time-2:29; 227; 227H.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-07
The PrehIe Chanel.

This is familiar sound to some OF us, but
we doubt if many who hear it really know all
that it implies. There is a charity connected
with it of long standing, but so quiet and un-
obtrusive in its workings, making snch rare de-
mands upon the public that few, outside of its
tried and devoted friends, know how very good
and useful is its mission. From the little mod
est chapel on the corner of Cumberland and
Preble streets, have flowed for many years lover
twenty streams of untiring aid and helpful-
ness, with scarce break in its weekly, almost
its daily ministrations. To the sick, the desti-
tute, the weary and discouraged, there is always
helping hand extended. Every Sunday is
held an afternoon service, by the good man and
minister, with which is connected Sunday
school OF many children, and on Sunday even
ings a meeting is held upon temperance, or
some kindred topic. One afternoon of every
week sewing school is conducted in the base
ment of the building, presided over by few
ladies who are much in earnest in instructng
the children In many things which cannot be
taueht them elsewhere, and by which teaching
thew arc fitted TO earn an honest livelihood in
after life.
Besides instruction in sewing, habits OF pune
tuality neatness and good behavior are lncul-
Gated. and many girls have left this school to
take places in the work rooms of dress-makers,
millners and tailors, and as domestics in fam
lies Another of the Chapel charities is the
supply of second hand clothing to those who
need-of bedding to the destitute sick, which is
! to be returned for future use, unless much
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-07

Que from the road. 1t was in the power of the
government to destroy this great enterprise, as
suming the realizatioa of the present expectan-
CIV as to lands and particularly coal lands; as
suming that the transportation powers OF the
government would not fall off. He thought
the indebtedness would be secure unless some
special calamity should overtake the enterprise;
He was firm in the opinion that the second
mortgage debt due the government was good
with friendly relations, but not otherwise. he
thought that member Of Congress by holding
Credit Mobilier or Union Pacific stock disqual.
ne neu himself from voting when the interest," OF
the ROAD was directly concerned, so that Mr.
Aiies, 9:s ~ nold1ng this stock, might have DIS
quallheu himself from sustaining the road.
Congressman Brooks had Messrs Beck and
Voorhees, of the conference COMMITTEES relating
to Alr. BOutwelfs decision on the Pacific Pail.
road interest called, who testified that Mr.
Brooks exerted no influence to secure an adj
verse result.
Treasury balance.
Balances remaining in the treasury to .day:
Currency S4,639,297 special deposit of legal
tenders for redemption of certificates of demos
its $29,055,000; certificates $24, 100000.
The Shipping Commissioner.
The Senate Commerce Committee heard
statements from Mr.. Duncan of New York,
Shipping Commissioner Representative Lynch
of Maine, and others, in regard to the House
bill amendatory of the Shipping Commission
ers act, and referred the bill to Senator Buck
ingham as subcommittee, for examination.
Thc Funded Loan.
The funded loan subscriptions in the United
States and Europe to-day have been so heavy
that the Secretary of the Treasury, in order to
stop the interest, has issued call for $100,0O0,-
600 of $50 bonds of 1862 in advance of the clos
ing of the books.
The Louisiana Investigation.
The Louisiana investigation committee adj
ourned till tomorrow after the examination of
Q. A. Fellows, who expressed the belief that
the election of 1872 was an organized fraud, and
that ex-Gov. WarmOth had not the confidence
of any party.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-07
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

A thousand dollars and a messenger boy has
been missing from brokers off ce in New
York, since Wednesday.
A lawyer in San Francisco was found euiJtv
Wednesday of attempting to bribe a Juror in
the Brotherton case.
In Jefferson City Wednesday, a son of Gen.
Doris. testified before the senatorial bribery
committee that he spent about $4,000 to in
duce members to vote for his father .-.rl
Sir Alexander Cockburn has refused a peer-
age and received the grand cross of the order of
Bath. 5--e--..-
A despatch from Harper's Ferry says that
the Potomac has risen five feet, and the ice is
running very heavy.
Peter Curly was brought before Judge Back
er at Saratoga, Thursday, for robbing the Wa
terford bank and held in $780, 900 to appear be-
fore the grand jury on Monday next
The Tammany Hall General Committee
have adopted resolutions endorsing the conduct
of Mayor Hevemeyer, denouncipg the Credit
MObilier frauds and advocating the purity of
the ballot box in the future.
The New York Chamber of Commerce passed
a resolution acknowledging the services of Prof.
Maury to science.
The suit of Gordon Gordon against Jay
Gould, for the recovery of half million dollars
has been dismissed.
The Kansas House Of Representatives has. by
a large majority, tabled the resolution request
ing Senator Caldwell to resign.
The Philadelphia City Council have appro
priated 5000, 900 in aid Of the centennial cele-
bratiOn,
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-07

needed, when it is given. Then there is the
ssPoorss Purse" in charge of the Pastor. and
dispensed by him, with great care and dis
crimination, as emergencies arise. In cold and
heat, at all times and seasons, aid is given to
all who ask and deserve it, as far as the means
at command will permit e 5e..--
In order to feed these little rills of helpful
ness the fountain must be kept replenished, and
the ladies who have this good work in charge
come to the public but once year., to ask
their aid and cooperation. The form in which
they have chosen to offer an equivalent for
what they ask, is an annual "Calico Ball."
which is to take place on the 18th of February
We bespeak for them a general and generous
attention, that they may be enabled to carry on
their good work which appeals to the sympa-
thy and good feeling of all.
FRIEND TO THE CHAPEL.