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FROM lEARMIE.

I.
THE INDIANS.
LAGMiE, September - .-Calt. Egan
with comany n, and T., ana Allison with
company +, Of the End .eavelry while re-
turning from Fl. Fetterman, struck tho
Indian trail on ther llerae Shoe river on
the - inst, and followed it nearly seventy
miles. On the morning Of the 10Th they
run into the Indian camp on North
Larmie and cspuired o ponies, lard RECAP
tired II head of stock belonging 10 sei-
tiers .he Sabine; also captured guns,
100 Henry cartrldged, sad
dies, 81 pair of mocasins,
lot of ierked meat, ect. The Indian !
escaped into the hills. Only three OF
them were mounted. The cavalry had or
ders not to fire unless ilrod upon, and not
shot was fired; 1t 10 supposed the indi-
ans cut tho line between here and For,
Fettesman, yesterday.
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FROM FLORIDA.
4 TERRIFIC STORM.

AUGUSTA, September 22.-The follow
ing Dispatch has been received from Tai.
lahasse, Florida, dated the 2lst: A ter
rife storm prevailed throughout this por-
ton of the country on Sunday morning.
Several stores werc unroofed and thirty
or forty houses blown down, and several
others badly damaged. A great number
Of gin houses were destroyed. The crops
are considered ruined. Three or four
lives were lost and several persons injured.
a large number of cattle, etc, W re killed.
The s,ree,s are blocked by fallen trees,
ard the telegraph wires are destroyed for
miles. The loss in this county is immense,
st. Marks is entirely washed away, only
two houses being left standing, and &c
families made homeless. Newport is alec
swept away.
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INDEPENDENCE, MO.
TERRIBLE SHOOTING ARRAY.

TERRIBLE SHOOTING AVFRAY.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo, September a.
A terrible shooting affair occurred here
yesterday afternoon, resulting in the kill
ing Of one man and wounding 3 otheri.
1t appears tina, Jas, J. Chiles met Deputy
Marshal Jas. Peacock on the street, and
slapped him in the face. a fsht ensued
during which pistol fell from Chiles
pocket which was picked up by his son,
IA years old, who -hot Peacock in tn
back, inaicting dangerous wound Pea.
cock then shot Chiles through the head,
killing him. The son of Peacock shot
Chiles, wounding him fatally, and City
Marshal Fsrrow, who then came up to
stop the distur bance, WAS slightly wounded
In the breast, by whom not known.
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FROM CHICAGO.
EigASCIAL-ECs on BANKS.

CHICAGO, September 90. --There is
considerable of run on some OF .he say.
ings banks to-day, but they are sdhering
to the resolution adopted yesterday, TO fall
back upon the thirty and sixty day rule,
and are only paying sums Of less than on g
hundred dollars. Tho largest assembly
appears to be gathered At the State street
savings institution, bu. so far tho crowd
has been very quiet and orderly. The
latest reports, publ, and private, from
Now York, appear to have had the eirec,
to lessen the anxiety which was manifest
TINS morning among many bankers and
bushes men.
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FROM NIL WAUKEE.

ACTION or THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
MILWAUKEE, September 22.-Tho
Chamber of Commerce at 1890 pm, to-
day, passed q resolution to adjourn until
Wednesday, and no deliveries of grain
shall be made while tho chamber stands
adjourned Also resolved that no trades
in grain DO made between members dur
ing nd ournment.
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FROM PTfIfiAbArHIA.

p 4Exp4 II srrtxs fSts,Iso.
PhtsKrr.rnrA, sepiembsrs22. --Thcrc
isl much bsstct feelins on Iihs street toe
day, nstsIths tSading tss &ild ri udis
from New York of thryuspcnsion of all
the banks. There were feelings of dis
trust manifested when the rumors reached
here, but their denial COON made matters
quiet, and tho stock board became firm.
The financial furry has subsided. The
run on the savings banks has. ceased. and
the national banks experiences no unusual
demand for cartal. -. -.
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READ THIS
A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
NtSSRs. y. q q. MAGUikt, IT. Leus, Mo /:
Gentlemcn-1he un1e-Sig ncd having known you for
many year as reliable chemists and rharinaceu.
lists, and Observing the effective action Of your
reuedies cor whatever recommended. wish 70 bear
voluntary evidence To the efficacy Of your last. and
IN our opinion. best preparation "NACtIRR'S
tINDJ kANGO BIITERS." IL IS all that you
claim Tor " as an Alternative, purgatve. dspura,or
and dmrrtie acurg specially upon til, liver, blood
kidneys and bowels
JOSEPH BROWN. Mayor. who adds: al have
found this the most rlea-aht and effective medicine
! have cverused i"
MILLS SELLS, Stat- Insurance Commis.ion.r,
who ado +" endorse the MAYORS opinion"
1HO> RlCNtSDN. ". II 1AfIiN
Pr Collier LEAD {. 90! VI Lanin .. Rand Powder
u, NJ. HoIsER. CiIAS. CONFER,
Prop. - Lou. Globe t'um'u Dem Cen Com
W. ;. WAGNER. T. g FERGUSON,
clerk Probate Count Ieuk," II Mo Dam
BRITAIN A HILL. ~ SRY I. MUD,
. :, Attorney a. Law l.ie Cny% Ceuniy Ass'r.
S. BLOOD, FRANK VALE,
late Pres. B'a,iuau's C''k Court Grim Correct
Saving Ass. /. NJ CHAMBERS,
NORMAN CCLMAE, pc, nu 6; Drov Bank.
Pub Rural Word. l.. =. GREENWOOD,
s. iiAR1NE1r Pres. i. ". {. a.
late City Collect 9. ! \ SHRYOCk,
lHo'' WAL hrs,si,,d W r q k S4S,'''k e Co.
y. T. ANpREws. Of Gay, Hauuenk,mp h
THERON BARNJM, JAMES ARCHER.
a Hlrnum', Hotel
A 80. @.,.. 81 I.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS.

WAsnrEGros, September 22.-Cotton
receipts for the week ending September
18th, were as follows: New York, g..
oS7~i Philadelphia, $lgs,3 Boston,
sN7,223; Baltimore, Ss4,ese.
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TEhEGRAPHIG.
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
FROM NEW YORK.
BONDS BOUGHT.

NEW YORK, September 22.-Therc was
only Two hundred thousand dollars worth
Ut bonds bought at the sub-treasury since
II o'clock, there being considerable fall
ng off in the number of selers.
CASH BIDS FOR STOCK
The following cash bids for stock were
made on the street; Central, %; Wa
bash, So Rock Island, S. to 90; Western
Union telegraph, ~.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
All foreign markets are strong, with
better feeling. Tie announcemen, of the
Commercial Advertiser that the cer,fca-
tions OF the Continental bank wore
thrown out of the clearing house on Sat
urday, was an error caused doubtless bN
confounding it with the bank Of the Com
mon wealth. The Continental il paying
all liabilities on demand.
ATTACHMENTS ISSUED.
Judge Fancher, on suit of the Grocers'
bank, Of this city, has granted an attach
ment against the properly OF tho Union
National bank, Of Philadelphia, in this
city, for $4,000 A motion was made in
the supreme court to-day 20
dismiss the attachment Of sllO,-
900 in the hands OF Belmont *
Co, being a balance of $500, 900, less 10
per cent. commission, which Richard Pen.
''ton won lasL May in lottery. The Mt.
tachm.nt was granted At the suit of r. u
whitney, who says Penaston promised
nlm half hIs gains If he would come ,o
|ew York and helF get the money.
A ID. Williams IL Co, over drew their
account in the bank of the North Amer.
'ca to the amount Of $4,000. The firm
deposited securities for $3.50, O0l, leaving
200 900 still due. The bank authoritirs
re now engaged in endeavaxins to COM
pei the payment Of that sum.
STILL fGSASCIAL AGENTS.
1t il stated to-day that Jay Cooke &
: Go. are still the financial agents for the
navy department OF the government, and
are iiNely to DO continued ms such. The
" N'''N''N - I" NH"I-c ialo lhst Y II III
Is only one more of the idle rumors floating.
ISAAC n. BAILEY
has been appointed receiver OF tho bank
# the Commonwealth. The dnv bs,
closed quiet, and it is now believed IN,
panic 10 over.
ASsIMPRoyEMFST.
There was u decided improvement il
business nj the cotton and produce ax
change today, and the general impression
seemed TO be that the breakers had bean
passed, and that no further danger wa.
apprehended. The prospect lie consid.d
: cheering.
THE PRESIDENT
had another interview of more than an
hour with Secretary Richardson, at the
whitehouse this morning, at which Score.
A tare Dslano, and Postmaster Gen. C,es.
: well, were present. thas been deciasa
TO send
u. Twenty MILLIONS
: from the national treasury, 10 .s,is,
Treasurer a!llhouse in New York II.
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The Cincinnati Exhibition, which
is almost strictly Of a local character.
has now been open to the public about
two weeks, and despatch says that
the namber of visitors is much greater
than to former exhibitions. From the
reports of correspondents We judge that
the exhibition itself is also success.
the character and. number of con,ribu.
tion' belng fully up to any Of its pre-
decsssors. There are exhibitors from
many other states besides Ohio, and the
Industrial and art work of almos, every
climate is represented.
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Hos. GEORGE W. BURNS. sta en-.
ator from Adams county, hu- =. lned
his Office and Gov. Beveridg or
dered special election 10 fiji va.
cancy on the 4th of November.
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THE Grangers in Iowa are

THE Changers in Iowa are O
have trouble. Several of tn
nate Oranges have determine ou-
mate and elect, if possible ,nty
tickets. This course is said {, g sui
ficient cause for the revokua IF Their
charters by the state Grange Itch, if
Its officers are strongly j Inc l to
Radicalism, will probably h, IN.
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The right Of a railway passenger to
a seat was recently tested in an Indi.
ana court. In the case at issue the
passenger, finding all the car, of the
train on which he had embarked com.
pletsly filed, refused to give up his
ticket unless he was provided with a
seat. To this bold defiance the cor.
duc'or made the usual response, by
stopping the train, and caused the ASH
CONTENDER of the divine right Of all.
way corporations to be pitched gu, W tn
his baggage upon a deserted part Of ne
road An award of $4,000 dan -
against the railway company W ne
result. In selling a ticket it was ,c.d
that the company entered into con.
tract to provide seat, and d No
right to the return Of the tick uu e..
the seat was furnished.
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AT the fall election Ia York
that state will vote upou i. -iiqn
whether the judges of the and
county courts shall be eiec,ec by tie
people at the general election or APP
pointed by the state executor. Here.
totore the judges have been elected,
but the constitution provides or a
change, as above stated, at the ell ction
In 1873, if the people shall SO deci e.
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FROM PlTTSBU RG.
STsPES DkD.

SUSPENDED,
PIrrsnuRG, September 22,-Jsmes 4.
Brady a Co., brokers Of the security
trust company OF this city suspended TO-
dsy.
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ST. LOUIS will not quar- Mi # inst
The yellow fever. Her doc uisa.
iree as to whether the disea.r cJn,a-
gions. ,Jf.
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The MEDICAL WONDER.

A y fNfAILlBLE SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES
VI the LIVER, BLOOD. KIDNEYS and BOW
Els, and great corrective Of all female derang-
fnents. IL contains no alchoiir sJitis AMI is IN.
;trsaitF tT'THfAfS .f.y CdisO1L
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gratitude of all mankind is unworthy
the name.
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The action Of the Catholic SIS %
Memphis, who have clo,ed up cir
schools and offered the mselyes a. ,tu-
itous nurses for the sick, SD W. hero.
ism aud devot ,duess rarely exhibited
outside Of the Catholic sislerLood.
Nurses who have offered, in II a.
ton Of high wages to 60 into the IN.
fected districts and face disease The
bedside of the sick and dying, erye
high commentator, even ,nou the
hope of gain may have been the r pie
which influenced them butthc .e
which braves disease aud perhr Ia,
from sense Of duty aud di IN.
patty for suffering humanity Itch
nurses the stranger and the lid of
poverty o. tenderly as = mothcs waits
upon her offspring, and all vi neither
the desire nor the expectaI y Of re.
Enumeration for services reno, ed is IA
sublime courage whose only r. ard is
in the consciences Of the mob men
Who sxsrciss Il. The Chr,s4u oelief
which would withhold from tLs.n The
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J. & C.. MACUIRE,

PRICE, rs CENTS PER soTTlE.
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THE BULLETIN.

ynN Il. UBkRLl. Ediur and funh 'h''
TERMS OF THE DAiLl 'ULLEi
bne week, by carrier ......... -.
,ne year by carrier, in advance
)ns year by carrier il not phd 10
ADVANCE ....... ...,'..s...''..''
)ne month, by mail. .................
three months gN
AZ months
)ne year
TUE DOLLAR WEEKLY Btl .GIN
John n. Oberly has reduced the 10 mp
ION prioe OF the wEKKLY CAIRO IN gTIN
One Dollar per annurn, NAL ~ ms
,neApsst pspsr pdpit-ns in Sot' - ~
Beading Waatsrr ON eVri.r
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New ORLEANS, March 4-Sugar-Flr-
mer, inferior Gle; fair Tic; good to fully
fair 8ts9c; prime 9ic. Molasses-Prime
fermenting 65c;. others unchanged.
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CHICAGO, March 4.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged in every respect. Wheat
Dull and market unsettled and lower
No. 2, spring 81 10fs119t, Coma shade
lower; No. 2; mixed 31ic. Oats-Dull at
264a26tc. Rye-No. 2, B5c. Barley
Fail No. 2, 71tE79. Provisions-Specu-
lative demand and prices higher. Mess
Pork-O Closed at $13 95. Lard at 7saSc,
Bllk Meats-Sales, Shoulders Sc packed;
country loose 43c; short rib middles 0fC
loose. Whisky-87c. L a.H "r
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New YORK DIV Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, March 4.-Business was
fairly active with commission houses, but
the jobbiDg trade was checked by the
severely cold weather. The cotton goods
market was buoysnt for all descriptions
OF brown, bleached and colored cotton,
and prices ruled strong and regular.
WoolenS were rather quiet except for lam
cy casalmeres and worsted. coatngs.
Agents for shawl manufacturers made
their opening Of spring styles to-day, and
received fair amount oil orders. Polka
spot prints arc in demand and medium
colored were well sold up in first hands.
Foreign goods we're rather better.
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CINCINNATI, March 4. = Flour
Steady at $75Oa775. WheAt-Firmer at
81 G5a1 70. Corn-Quiet at 39a4Oc.
Rye-Quiet at sOaS2c. 0ats-Stesdy at
S5a8sc. Barley - Unchanged. ProVts'
ions-srong and excited. Pork strong
at S14 OOa14 80, sales at $l5 90. Lard
steady, offerings light; steam 7Ec; kettle 8
astc. Bulk mests-Strong; shoulders
SIC; clear rib sides Tic; clear &c. Bacon
Steady; shoulders &c; clear rib sides &c.
clear SIC. Rogs-FIrm; shippers 3 goa
$50; butchers $626. Whisky-ActiVe at
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March A. Flour-Dull
and in buyers favor; western superfne
IS 50a0 90; extra 81 00aS %; family
s. 75a10 20. Wheat-Unchanged. Corn
Mixed western 46a47c; white Acc. Rye
at 60a90c. Provisions-StroDg
MessP ork-$15 25a15 so. Bacon-AC-
tive; shoulders 8ic; rib sides SIC. Sugar
Cured Hama-1Sa15c. Lard Firm
steam S3o;y kettle 8fc. Butter-Western
unchanged. WhiskyrSteadY.
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the eXpediency Of purcasiug the site toI
an Insane Asylum. This move strikes US
as being highly IN order. The State should
make the purchase without delay, and
the Legislature ought TO pass an act
directing about twenty members Of ita
honorable body sent there Immediately,
The sooner the better Delays are said 70
be dangerous and 1t Is more than likely
that the twenty referred to may In all
probability have the Stale ruined by In.
sane legislation before they can be taken
up. am as earnest as q Baptist Deacon
in this suggestion, and some day In the
near future the wisdom ofmy proposition
will be realized.
MORE WHITE.
Since ] last wrote you the House recon-
sidered the vote by which the word tchIte
was stricken out of the Jury Law. An
outside pressure equal to the force OF
about sixteen jack screws was brought to
bear upon those untoTtu1ates who we're
wise enough in the beginning OF the fight
TO place themselves on record in favor OF
common sense-no White-and they were
compelled to yield, anG consequently none
but white men can serve on juries. 1t
strikes me that have read In an article
called the 10Th Amendment 10 the Con-
stituton of the United States something
about not allowing any State'o States 10
enact q law or laws prescribing a man
because Of his race, color or previous
condition Of serVitude," Il am right, l
would like to see man kept out OF the
Jury box because he has black SKIN. OF
course this act on the part OF the House
Is all for political effect, as the only argu'
ment used in It's favor was the simple state
ment that the uniformed Democrats
throughout the State would turn their
backs upon them forever II they did not
stand BY the word Iphis until the last mo.
ment It Is their funeral, and oil course
they must do the best they can. '@
FEES AGAIN.
The House had another tilt on yester.
day at the fees Of county officers. Nearly
an entire day was spent considering what
Is called the Reynolds bill, (which is pre-.
cisely the chapter on fees in the Code Of
1851 in Committee Of the Whole. At
night they adjourned tired, sore and dis
gusted, sorry, thrice sorry, that they had
ever made q change in relation TO fees.
They have tied themselves In knot that
they can't unite, and I am beginning
to believe that 1t Is a hangman's knot"
that will break the neck Of their party
and let It fall from the scafold to the
tomb. The House would willingly adopt
the old law over again II the Senate would
concur, but Jonathan and Gideon and
Daniel have gaid that they cannot and
will not vote for any bill, measure, or law
that q Radical" ever had anything to do
with. So, in my opinion, our county off.
GERS might as well make up their minds TO
starVe or steal, and commence business at.
nnna
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reserve stock Of the company were sold
when the stock was at par, 1t is under
stood that Mr., slockwell has, at the re-
quest Of the directors, placed in their
hands additional collateral securities fol
the mortgages on his private property.
The Improvement In stocks was most
marked in Pacific Mail, Western Union,
Lake Shore. New York Central and
Panama. The latest figures show a reac'
ton from the highest rates, but the mar
ket closed steady.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York, March Acknowledging.
emit in the main to-day, although there
we're intervals Of comparative ease. The
stock brokers paid from 1872 to ! per day
with considerable portion Of business at
1.16, the time loans were made at 2 per
cent and commission Of per cent for 80
days and II for 90 days. Some banks are
shipping currency to Chicago and Clncin-
natl.
STERLING ExcHANeE-Heavy at 1079s
1Os. One Of the leading German houses
was drawing against two million bonds
Of Oregon branch Central Pacific Rail-
road recently brought out on London ex-
change at 79t.
GoID-srong, ranging from 114t to
1851, closing at 115 bid. Loans at 4 per
cent to 1.S2 for carrying and 1.64 for Dor
rowing. Clearings $7s,0O00OO. The
Treasury diSbursed $sl, 700.
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STATE BoNDs-DullIwith Tennessie's

IOWeEs
RAILROAD BoNDs-Moro active with
decline in Northern Pacific firsts, while
land grants are firm and higher.
SToCKs-The market was affected by
the reports that Congress at the last mo-
ment authorized by rider to an appro-
priation bill the reissue Of forty.iour mil.
lion oil treasury notes, contracted by Sec.
rotary McCulloch, and prices advanced /
a5E per cent; the rise being most marked
in the shares which suffered most in the
recent decline. The market reacted some.
what before the close on sales TO realize
1t appears that the directors Of the Pacific
Mail Company have agreed to purchase
four OF Webb's steamers for million
dollars and made an appropriation for the
completion Of the iron vessele for the
route now fitting up; the $1,000 shares OIL
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TOLEDO, March 4.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet, No. 8 white
Wabash 81 70; No. l white Michigan
81 75; amber Michigan 81 .67ta1 69; No.
/ red 81 II; No. Q do $IB6. Coma
shade higher; high mixed S0aSOtc; low
mixed $50; yellow 4Oc. Oats-No. 2
held at 34tC.
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GhpQntelti9eneer:
travellers Register

DTpIRrURE or TRAINS
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A NOTION TO ADJOURN.

Yesterday Mr.. Butcher introduced a
resolution looking to an adjournment. It
was like running pole in hornets nest.
The final result was that the House part
of the Legislature decided TO adjourn,
without pay, from the oath Of March to
the second Wednesday in January Of
next year. Whether the Senate will con.
cur is question yet to be seen. ! am Of
opinion, however, that it will dissent. |
don't think there is any serious determin.
alton 10 adjourn for some time to come.
They have been in session now a little
over three months, and nothing short Of
three months more will enable them 10
codiiy the laws in accordance with the
new Constitution.
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pnINrINn RRAnna.

Nearly the entire time Of the House
of Delegates ofto.day, was occupied in an
effort TO clear Mr.. Walker Of the grave
charges that have been preferred against
him. Nearly everybody in the House
spoke their piece, and they finally adj
iourned without coming to vote. They
don't want to adopt the minority report
OF the Committee on printing because a
Radical signed 1t, and they dare not
adopt the majority, because that would
disgrace them, and it appears as though
they were going to reject both OF them
and compromise on resolution referring
the matter to the courts for final settle
ment. have all the speeches OF any i'm
portance made to-day on the subject, but
as have written already beyond a rea-
sonable length will not send them now,
MISCELLANEOUS ...
Judge Camden has got his hog Law
through the Senate. It only relates how
ever to Harrison County. - sE-
The Courier thanks It quite out of Or
der for Democratic papers In other parts
OF the State to pitch into the Legislature,
From the tone ofthese papers, everybody
Democrats and Republicans, are DISCUS
ted with the way affairs are carried on at
the State House. After all, the distingu-
ishel Editor OF the Courier might be in
duced to believe that all are notlteS that
are written from this place to the Repub'
lican newspapers throughout the State,
or Democratic papers would no be SC
ready In helping to keep the ball q rolling
We're he foot loose himself his talk an
ticipate would be entirely different
A new Democratic paper Ia to be star
Ted here on the 10th Of March BY G. B
Webb, & Co. HENRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-05
THE NEW ASYLUM

A committee OF Eve, two from the SEN
ale and three from the House, was ap-
pointed TO visit the Salt Sulphur Springs
property in Monroe county and report