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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-18
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MiRKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and stock Market,

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-MoNEY-Actlve
and stringent, loanlng as high as 1.1G per
day and interest, and closing at Z per cent
gold to 1.64.
STERLING ExcHANeE-Weak at 1OSsa
1881.
GoLD-Firmer at 114ta1149 all day,
closing at 114Ea4l4E. Loans at 3a7 per
cent gold for carrying. CleariDgs $G4,-
100000. The Treasury disbursed $780,
600.
GovERNARNTs-Strong and m ore do
ing. One million was sold and bought
by a German house on Saturday for ship
ment, there being profit on their export
A. ,.,n.onk roII
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No. Nos' '''''''' Cnre5.. Goats.
l, FoVers, Congestion, InilnmmntionS, .
2, Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, %
5, CryInE-COliC, or Tccthing Of Infants, y
l. DInrrhua, OF Children or Adults, 70
S. DySentery, Gripping, bilious Collie, e
0, CholerR-MorbuS, Vomiting, 70
7, COughs, Colds, BRONCHITIS, {. y
q. Neuralgia, IoOthnChe, Faccache, %
3 Q. headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, y
10. DyHpepSIR, Bilious Stomach, -
IL, Suppressed, or Painful Periods, y
u, whites, too PTOfuso Periods, -
I3. CrOup, Cough, Difficult breathing, y
Il. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, ErupaonS, y
Is, RheumatlSIu, Rheumatic Pains, y
is. Fever and AgIIe, Chill Fever, Agues, g
II. Piles, blind or bleeding, :. y
IS. OphthaImy, md Sore or Weak Eyes, ~
10. Catnrrll, acutp or chronic, Influenza y
90 WhoopInC -Cough, violent coughs, 50
81. Asthma, oppressed Breathing, 6V
%, Ear Disc hRrReS, impaired hearing, ~
%. RcroftlIn, enlarged glands, sEellinsS, y
"a, General Debility, Physical Weakness "
ID. Seo.SIckneES, sickness from riding, 50
q. EILnoy-DIseHsc Gravel, %
%. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness
or involuntary discharges, 10y
90, Sore Mouth, CHnker, 9V
so. Urinary Weakness, wetting tho bed %
81. Painful Periods, with spaSmS' :, S ~
SO. SufIerings ut change OF lie, ~
IS. EpIIepsey, Spasrns, st. Vitus' Dance i ~
"a. Diphtherin, liberated sore throat, y
IS, Chronic COMPOSITIONS and Eruptons, y
Walls, so cents, Except Is, 81 and ISL slOO
FAMILY CASES.
Case CAIoroecol with above 36 large walls and
c5i GnE So Of dF re- 70 large vial. and Book
Single Boxes and Vihls us above.
HFTheSe remedies are sent by the
case or single box to any part Of the
country, free OF Charge on receipt OF
price. Address
HumphFeys' Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co.,
Omco and Depot, No. 500 BRoADwAT, NEW YoRE.
For Sale by all DruggiStS'
lFAnd by LOGAN, LIST & CO.; B. BOOKING
T. j. FINNEY; JAS. MURRY; REED, KRAFT
& CO., Wheeling; CHAs. FARIs, Wheeling Ii
land; JAS. ELLIOTT aud ]. s n. N. MERCER
BellAIre, Ohio. feSi2-eodAw
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February, 17.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged in every respect,
Wheat-Market steady with moderate
demand 72a1 70. Corn-Quiet 40c. Rye
Nominal. 0ats-Dull but unchanged,
Barley-Unchanged. Provisions-Srong.
Pork-Firm $1S 25a13 80. Lard-Quiet
steam 71a7S; kettle SC. Bulk Meats
Strong and higher, shoulders HAD, cleaI
rib sides &c. Bacon-steady, shoulders 81
to come out Of smoke, clear rib side u
clear 7ta7fc. Hogs-Firm 81 G0a4 20
Whisky-Steady at So. ..
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February H. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Whest-Dull,
western red 81 S0a9 90; amber 50 10a
2 10. Confirm, mixed western Ola
Gee. Oats-Firm, western mixed 47a5Oc.
Rye-Dull SSa90c. Provisions Strong
and buoyant; Mess Pork $14 so. Bacon
Shoulders 6ts6tc; rib sides 7EaSc; clear
SIC. Butter-Western steady and scarce,
choice roll 9Oc. Whisky-92aO2ic.
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scbsnck,s PulmOnic syrup,

sEAwEED Tonic and MANDRAKE
Pulls. These are the only medicines
that will cure Pulmonary Consumption.
Dr.. Schenck has been in constant prac-
lice over thirty years continually exRmin.
ing lungs, and knows his medicines, if
properly taken, will cure consumption.
His Mandrake Pills cleanse the liver and
stomach; his Seswood Tonic dissolves the
food, stimulates the coating Of tho stom.
ach and aids digestion; his Pulmonic
Syrup ripens the matter, and nature
throws it of without any exertion. Pre-.
pared and for sale by J. II. SoHEEcK &
Son, N. E. corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, and by druggists and deal
ers generally. cod
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are ready to report mot guilty.! There
vii be minority report Of one. Wal
ker attends the investigations in person
and Is the principal witness, with Jim
Ferguson as counsel, with another
DEMOCRAT.
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ToIedo maFRet,

TOLEDO, Feb. 17.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices
have declined; No. 9 white Wabash
81 90; extra white Michigan 81 So; No.
/ do 81 SO; Amber Michigan 81 II; No.
/ red 81 7S; No, Q do 81 0Sic. OAts-A
shade better, No. 3, 85tc; Michigan soc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

antique u-ages themselves attest the fidelity
with which their now ample funds have
been kept sacred to the purposes Tor which
they were given far back in prehistoric
times While the greater part OF the sas'
teries and the enriching of the various &C.
clesiastical orders, has long ago been s4uan-
dered on the vices of prelstes, and kings
the mere pittanceifn comparison that nave
from time TO time been given for the NAN
tenance OF 'poore scholars have been .
frugally administered thst they are man
tanning spoore scholars still. Standing IN
front Of oriel College in Oxford or Christ :
Hospital in London, and remembering insl
for hundreds Of wears successive generations
of youths have been trained for usefulness s.11
and eminence from funds which are sim
growing every year larger, We are IN
pressed with the thought thst wealth mas
nowhere found depository 50 iaithinl 70
itz rrHSt~ a. learning has been
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through British s0urses Of the Probability
of Marshal ZerranO being appointed mill
tary dictator.
OUR COVERS KENT DOES BOT FAVOR AaalraA-
TON.
WASHINGTON. Nov. p. - There are nov
indications that our government does nor
favor arbitration IL is argued that an
insult 90 = national hag IS not a subject 70
arbitration, and that If the LEGAL position 1.
our Government concerning the irginiua
rirht our Tag was grossly insulred. lt
known that the British government has De
clined t. take coFni-ance OF the autrages
santiago upon the person Of br-t-i
subjects
uUE nEEASu TF3S SPAIN
PRECEDENT urant has permitted +. g. b.
made public that a definite time las been
liked within which spain must make
answer 70 certain questions. it NJ the ez
piratian Of this time certain thing- arc ul-
aceomnlehed very crave events vii follow
+houph these events viii not Necessarily
Terminate in war More cannot now Boz
sid Tho Government ha7 IN no respect
cbsnrel it position upon the legal bearing
of the case
woRE s1oFFEl Is. rHl NAyf YARD
Nrw Y1FK. Nov -. - 4 WashinFI p
-Decial saw thar the secretary Of the navy
Yesterday. directed that orders be I77led ..
suspend work or the ir0n-clad- anI @.
detail from the large vessels recently order
cd into commission al. officers g. ava b.
further order The transportation u. ~
inance stores a. Key West VIII also b.
stopped There g. no possibility, o. l- said
of settling the diplomatic controversy for
many months o. come. which accounts tIg
the order for reTenchment-
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INV NORH NEWS.

Nrw YORK. Nov. % - Iulr- Davis
ua-=ed scntence upon William " wee
this afternoon. candemning him o. twelve
years in the penitentiary ani 90 pay hl-
Of SIZED Immediately after sentence
wa pronounced Tweed was taken 10 charge
h7 Deputy Sheriff Shields and Cabin. anil
taken into the room Of the supreme t5a--
Chamber Tweed retired g. distant
corne- aE the ra1m where h- was shortly
Joined fv his brother and his sons. with
whom he engaged iu ca-ne-- conversation.
The great rrimnal looked au utter s. broken
man AT the cd confidence tha- In 1ar
llv OBJ iie prosperity had character. Pei bus
demeau1v had vanished and In ir- place wa
au air o.. da-p1uteu- v thar proclaimed ham g.
man without hone. Even wh.le engaged lu
conversation with DIS relative -e kept a..
head bowed and shaded bis eve w-th b.
hlul About i've o'c-ocE all not luimel
ste,r couuuc,fed '-.ih the deienlan- r-.
ceivfi au intlmarlou from the dcrui.
sheriff O. retire pom this many 1- tl7--
ure-eu. .n the room stepped up o..
where Tweed wa seated and sore
r1wia''E babe him farewell. Toward
O. d. d. the harlE officer took tl-
prisoner from the room OF the supreme
court chamber and brought Bun down O.
the -1rri1- atie- There Dec was -r.u
Joined av D. cluu-e. and measure were 81.
ouceaIlnted toward obtaining Stay 90 r--
csai.nr- and au order Tor O. ueW lrl4-- 4.
thatril- i- ir-- became known that Judge
pav.= had zanrencel the prisoner I1 ta.
ueuilsu-.lrv. and not D.. ial.v street
iaT The expression --c1lu-r jail.
arues- la~aliv held On d--- ru4--. either
H.. .ter-t-srv or the Ludlow Stree. .7
contrary imnre=-ion. however han
rrer.-Ir. qn.l o. such an extent that A arden
Tracy Yesterday o ftsrn11u. had cruu-u eat
nr7-ar.nr aulrrer= ta- Tweed al. was I
--7--- -77-v arna-re-. ON Cd 1ia ars.-l. 81 tt..
u-i-1r When the friend % Tweed ra4.
ei tlq- The Deulteu-iarv was bis destined
Mace of de-e7ri1u rhev were E.leI vita
1ia-av well n I'll. -nr caur--- ilm.-
me- fr-- -.,lrr-r. II understood 20 whl-.
an r4 w. --q4a p. obtain g. --5r wa
frar Jrd-c Pratt ia however absolutely
-af---7 H. I----fa-. -,, -be matter an 7s..t
be corI -ae p. grounds Whatever fr
r-anrir-, =-ar- that the trial appeared Oh.
Havs faar r.rIur-aa Will tra Utmost
f,--ra -,vrq-5- tine defendant Judge
pratt ii -aemr was rh. main reliance o..
-Ea Iefz,..e -rH hi refusal Old -nrarfe-a-
-,.+-rf-- 1..-...4z--aT then, NJ hon Tee.
iso-rsI II H. t4-Iura r1 1Hrs-n q --sr ..
r.---oel .ra- from Judre Pratt be was lt .-
,-F utterly broken down Those WI.
vr--naz-el Tweed er7-ez-Isr f1r.nr the
yre7-v 7-.f qrzlou- h1rr- THAT e.au-5i be-
-,rss-, ~. -i-7,a III his conviction ana mi
Mont while hi- -paI7ur counsel were -t-.5
i,- o. -f-r-r d =-or did mt hesitate N -1v
rb9- tawl. NOT Ianv survive ii cons. -ua-
m -1e psDl-eu-isrv- judge Graham IS
also applied o.. bus refused Or grant .
stay and nh --.rr. t1r-ua- -~1va. ru=ffer-r-
ah5ut saa O'Clock the comm i-meut- wer-
made .ut and the sheriff deuure- iu--mat-
ed to tLe prisoner that the time was come
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INV HArsHRr PauTIc-.-A meeting
of tbc Nrw Hampshire Republican state
Committee wa held las, week AZ which
the jate- and piace- Of the yar.on- c1nven-
tiou- werr fixed. the State Convention being
set lrJanuary 9Th. at Concord com
mItee was appointed 20 draft resolutions
expressive. the feeling Of the Republican
party OF The State in relation 20 the death Of
the Hon John ?. Hale spesehe- were
then made by several prominent gentlemen
present. among Others by senator Wadieirh
VIII. rlaquenuy defended the Republican
party. lie said the very fact that disaiec-
ton exist in the party IS an evidence Of
honesty The Democratic rank and file fol-
low their party leader-, no matter where
they 60. but the Republican mas-es claim
the right 10 criticise and find fault with the
conduct OF their leading men He claimed
that on al the vital questions Of the day the
Republican party Is nearer right than the
Democratic. and he did not believe. that
either in New Hampshire ar IN the nation
would the standard Dr. lowered OF 7ucre=
denied
The li-i col candidate 'af ihr Republican
nomination iar Governor + very long, the
most prominent name being those Of
Charlie % Bel. OF Exeter Luther Nc
Cutchin-. cd New London, and Mason ".
Iapnau. sd Bradford
ON The pemocratil side. tol John
Proctor ct Audoyer. i- said 80 be the
coming man. Col. Proctor made an IN
mense fortune in the American Screw Com
pany. of Providence, r L., retired from
active business several YEAR. ago. and since
then has carried On farming or very eI-
tsnsive scale Ills nomination. IL made,
w0uli he sort oi bird-lime operation o.
catch the granger and farmer.
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IMPORTANT LEGaI HEARIS0s In ths United
States District curt on Thursday e hearing
was had in the matter Of 5 Wright y Co
Of P0wnal II was rnle to show cause on
the part OF NJ " Potter OF pownal. the
assignee, As 10 why he should not be removed
for alleged collision with the bankrupt in
the sale Of the property of the estate
Evidence was given by Messrs. Parker and
Son, auditors OF the estate, tending to show
that the public sales OF the property
were eallnsive and resulted 10 sale
to the brother af the bankrupt. for
much ies--than Itir value ui the property
The court ordered fhr assignee 10 he re
moved AMI appointed Channcey Green Of
Dorset. IN has place. and set aside the saiss
objected To- Daniel Roberts znd f. j
Phelps Of this city. for Parker ana Son
q. " Harmon OF Bennis gton. and " L.
Burnap of this city. for the assignee
Tarrsni Siblsy Of Bennington. for the bank
rupts.
The suit brought by the new board OF
directors Of the Vernon; Valley Railroad
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against the old hoard. 70 compel the latter
to tnrn over the funds they have an their
possession was argued before Judge Barrett
in the Windham county court at Brattle-
bore, Tuesday hut the decision was reserved.
+. W Stoughton Of New York. and I. j.
Phelps of this city for plaintiffs; Judge
Prout Of Rutland, and G. \ Davenport Of
Rraftlaharn fnr iefrrinnts
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Anaai The time that laumany crlIhbiea
and fell nndsr the exposure Of the tire
lnsndau~ irnuds. first made public by Inc
ny Ti4s. the people and the press were
wont IT, Look forward 10 Z time when even
Mm NJ Tweed. the head centre oil the
gam oi plunderers. shonld he looking ont
from behind prison bars. II was ieIt mat
to complete the triumph Of Justice some Oh
the Tammany thieves must stand IN the
nris,uer' > dock for sentence and dntt broad
cloth and diamonds for the convict IS suit oil
barred gray. Bat IS time has passed on +;
as the New York Legislature failed to satisfy
the hopes Of reform A. the reform move
mpnt IN New A0rk CITY, though mol
altogether a failure, came short oil the e4-
pectatians Of many honest men, sine power
of money and Of adroit and Inscriptions
LAWYERS in defeating Justice in that city have
had fresh sxemplifications the nope oil SEE
inc Tweed stripped of MS ill-gotten gains
and sent 20 iau has died ont Of the minds
Of men. Yet Il ha> actually come 10 pas.
Thank 10 an upright and plucky Judge,
=. amid ns,tber he hribed. nor caioled.
t..,r..4 80 s.-,bf,l district Attorney
al ~ ,,3nsrriou- assistant. and 10 an
I----.'..-,. r,-ss3 Vas convicted We see
- -.. No ,or vel believe II. that the
- 1r-o,b q iur;. and the preservation
...-,,.,r, when empapellea. IRON bribery.
90. 5.a r.. nnn.nal precautions that the
,...st.Dt nistri,t-Attorney made himself
ac.ea,n7sd with the history Of every man in
the n.ur. of hundreds OF Jurors, and that
5,,,,. che trials aenutv sheriff was allotted
f., each inr,r 80 ser that he did not miScon-
du.t himself and each deputy sheriff was
.baj,Uei ay detectiepe. so that had any
I ..r,- ~ shed II, sell bis vote. be would have
/ b,5,...,.,.-tnnirv ~ do 80. They may
,,. .,s s.i8 Tweed --hnr our ex-
..,.,..... Nil. l.oa,t their conviction higher
..... ~. ti.,u,tr .rber. besides
/ -. 49, s,-+.-- sT,s1t,ap- bsre thus
... ,,,s,l. 1 .ther
-.-.-..,.o-. we're
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lis ,eazEabls 51-rrs-.isni N.al-sy ai
fals College WI o. very nigh author lty
u international isw. say- Spain violated No.
international l5E ia capturing ths Nir-
siuius. AMI inst VT have ~ ground ior dc
daring war. .r even recognizing the helii-
seren5 right .t ft.e rebels in Cuba A state
,.l n-lhEsrnty NAV be recognized al any
um- ha, IHat IA nothing 90 DO with thi-
,a-e Dr. -as thst We have naI the -light
s-t zI.-ll iH sat oi eamp.aint the iaet-
icing i.atii-hed. except q 10 tt+ ,abu
a.-ns,. % rhe aH4ir A. O.. iillr a Hztian-
na,e it- T.rt, 81 protest d Spain init
,f- E.ea zHe-- ami inability q. -uniroi 81
r.l-ny t,.ere VII ',e time O. TAKE such con
tmE-ii1 iHi. ror-uiiGIioB OF course war
'.'h boz d--iarea only rs Congress President
~ ''i-r aii-i ihst the = hole matter look
sc 81 1'n go % il .sr-iid settle down io a
question. ,i tae iuhamsnity ol the transac.
ffSo 4 ri- Spanish iaE- permit she XIII.
iog % 30 many I.-r~,H- there "a an inhn.
las7iiJ atom s4ci. law s.ah a. g.. .sIi fal
I.s Hs1-anStranrs Dot suiy III she Tinted
tate. r3t 5f svsTy civilized nai.ar
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boarding Currency

New Yorker OF our acquaintance Ter
story about 8 friend Of his IN that eilS'
who in the height Of the panic brought nm
eao Oaa IN Government bonds, which ne
wanted 70 turn into greenbaeks- ouf
friend found him purchaser ioI ms DonI7'
and after the sale was effected ashe1 'n'
.s1ir- vbat he intended to do with ms ple
d, ,nonaz .sDo9'' said he, as he nrIniA
--asned the package Of greenbaeks' ! am
-oing to put them into nv drawer N Inv
Ssfs Dsnosit Company, and keep them
=. wss in 7zin or friend suggested that
-bs-s Wa nothing better to keep than gov
eminent bonds thst the value Of the DIS
-o-,s5 m the same basis a. the bOnds-the
+.;+b and =oundnes= Of the Government
and that he had only exchanged Government
rroni4e= to pay, bearing interest, for prom
zss 70 pav bearing no interest. II MADE no
difference with the panie-struck t'othamlie.
No - said ne. this i a4onFy and an
h,nnd to keep II where can get it, when ]
Z and nv wife want some u spend
And mos Of il Be- probably lying
to-day safely locked in MS drawer
This incident Illustrate proces- when
ma now heen going on for many weeks
al over the country, but which 10 Is
shout lime to stop. 1t s. going on np here
in Vermont. Though there have been no
failures IN orr rural communilie-. and no
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

a srEaN-r uEA1Ha-l Iae 4-ss tram f-.-
Worcester contained three persons.
ga aged woman. Der husband ami be-.
daughter The FIRST mentioned eyiden-s
was an Invalid, and the care ana tenls.
mes With which she wa. treated hF Obi.
other two showed pi4.ulV .le .ar. Wha1
was iu them heart a few minute 8-te.
tAs train lad lei, N0rce ter. ic wa noticed
that the mother had become restless an
uneasy. and l1 soon wa evident that she
wa7 IN great Istr5 Every mean va
taken o. make her cluiartah-e. but I'D wen
iu vain. " hen the tram wa bali way He
tween " 0rcester and SJ1th lraminghau.
she died In the arms or heI daughter g.
quietly % "a child would lli asleep They
laid her down Oh the seat covered vita a
shawl, and thus the journey o. Boston wa
continued Many person. wa1 had NOS
seen the tragic event paused ha paa-eI
through the ear and looked curiouzly at Oh.
hundle, but satisfied himself UIh The sag
gesti1n that il was sleeping child. il
old lady it wa a-certliueI. laJ been i1-
three week patient az the insane A-y.uu
81 W orce7ter. She had improves ed mu-t
in health thar &C. wa determined o. remove
her. AMI white Joinr hr passed away
tfIHsa
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lal-llI- ID, N0Teulnof y II
10 the Fl.Io7 ol tins C1lcars Essr.i-g -js--7.-


DEAR SIR Your note 81 the 18th e. received.
In reply / have t. 81 inst the money drawn o.
the i 10 . e.. chers Junc D. l-d7, by Hon.
Oakes Ames, al o'clock in the afternoon, was paid
70 AmCs Z. Merrill. Esq an attorney, al thai t.Ene
ia the employ aI Mir Anne o. look after h
Southern cotton speculation. The books Of the
late MI Merrill. who died some time before MIR.
Amss, vii SHOW the honorable nature Of their $3.50
cations and also the TACT O. tbs fee q s ,20l paid
him June % ISIS 'on Eccuuni Of services In the
Rob Roy cotton claim. u va through the lees
acumen and ssIuteness g. MI Merrill thsf Mr.
Ames va saved Si1l. 535. o. IN that one Csc
In the multiplicity 81 his transactions Mr. Amez
very naturally relied much On hTiei memoranda,
such as the IS. G. the checE lu question, and
long after when hsrassad by his associate snd
hadgersd ty the investigation carried iu
Credit Mobiler, he forgot the or gnsl use Of the
81 100. and concluded g belonged among the div
dend checks while IN reality il went 20 pay IN
honorable debt due deserving counsel.
This brief statement VI the facts within my
knowledge will 90 o. longer story with
those who are disposed Mr.. Collar and Mr.
Ames justice, and nothins shOult he added IN the
hope Of convincing their chronic enemies. on the
principle OF trite Eastern maxim that HE Hhu
scrubs an ASS head waste Ms soap.
Respectfully, IOEs T. DREW
I.fs1 b street Washington l. 4
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-snat1l -umner letter On the Nirginia-
affair. -eem- 10 u= timely ana iudici1us, and
b, present some view ri the case which
cannot We. he averlooked. In canverzs-
uau sn taz suhect. the Senutar. As w see
o. stated made the further 7HFge=tion that
rngisnd wauid rG' her hands 10 HleF ID she
.a1id make ont the Nirginiu= ta he second
-is1au.n, and e w =hauld place aurzelyes
.u the =lme position as her5e.f by recogni--
SOC she rrin.a- A. 10 thF legal aspects
.. a..e .--c. Mr. Samuer said they appeared
i..t. .~a mad gerv ..sai The iact fhst
Soc ,s- 70 went under the Z n4ted States ha0
a.s- H.r necessarily sempromi-e aur honor
Il sa- sa- bHtu-teI the hsg am plpsr@
,,.fg ..nlt b rart sd the rrstencs 10 would
r.- t..li. e.. MAKE the ea7F ei the Aireinin-
. r.-- boo Ih- ~-rngHiti.u ol Cabs o.
~--.lf .- .ttn- l.a. 10 preeipitaie War
With -l...a uuiz- 90 W-fr really driven Go
D.. N-a.a-. -,- .H- 1psn-h srruhif 81
y.--.Ll..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

IhS pos4sion 5i car EoFsrHment - he
protection Of Cur nag on the high sess was
thus announced in 1872 ''I In EYER rsyn
isriy 1ocEmsntsd American merchant vessel
the crew who navigate Il vii ind thsi,
protection in the nag which Is over then 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

ih9 c.ar. and jury seem 10 have made
pretty short work with Boss Tweed,
after TIE jury VS. secured and Dds trlal
iairly begun OF course there wa no lack
Of conclusive evidence against hm. But
probably lev persons expected conviction.
We thorght It extremely likely inst be- had
g nan ou tho Jury, and that a disagreement
world b. the result But It seem thai wa
not Inr-ra=e lie VS. convicted ol traud.
which b. not q very new word an conneo-
non with the name NJ Tweed Hi= counsel
took plenty of exceptions. during the trial.
and the case will of course he appealed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The lsnEaaFe ol Two animated French
men, engaged IN trading horses near the
Park, This morning afforded con is-ah.a
amusement TO bv-ytandurs. When asked d
the horse, 10 question, wa 71uul The OWL
er promptly answered ~lun Sam
guess he be- saun tunk h.n on ne rir. -a
see d he 20 Sam ~ SssqGer. 2Ofi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

DAREHouIH CoIIEcE- Dartmouth Col.
lese takes n recer7 of n week 81 ThanksC.y
inF. Ofthc 42a students in the COLLEGE
New Hampshire sends l55. Vermont a.
Massachusetts, 81, Maine %. New York y
Ohio T., and other States the remainder
JUDGE Joel Parker is lecturing O. cosstitu
tional law to the senior