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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-04

The neck Of the peacock,
The iis'E dyes,
The light % the opal,
The April day skies
Would they be lovely,
As ali Of them are,
But Tor the chance
And the change that are ihercs
Breathe no vow 20 nlc.
I Hfll give none o. mlae.
Love should light in al instant
A. quickly decline.
His bluehee, bis aigbs,
Are beEiidennr fflinEe;
Then away with his feffers
And gives me HE Winge.
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at Fsirmout, in which he states that
he keeps himself informed of the num-
Der of graduates from that school who
are teaching. He says that seventy
Eve ofthese graduates are now teaching
in the common schools OF the State. l
have no report from the other schools,
on that subject, but suppose there are
two hundred in all now teaching, who
are graduates OF these schools. Al
lowing thirty children to the teacher,
this would place under their tuition six
thousand children Of the State
In conclusion, l beg leave to say that
in my opinion the Legislature could
not strike more serious blow at the
prosperity OF the free school system OF
the State, than to abolish the present
system of normal training ei the
teachers of the State. The number OF
Normal.schools might possibly be de
miuished, without serious detriment to
the service, il in doing so, such as were
retained could be made more efficient,
But in doing this it would be difficult
to discriminate between them, without
sectional injustice. To abolish sll Of
them would in my judgment be very
disastrous to our already well regulated
and excellet system OF free schools.
Very respectfully,
B. W. BYRNE,
State Sup't Free Schools.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
railroad Casualties.

hLL,RsvILLE, November 2i.-On Sat
uriay, Brinton Lyon, who was walking
or the Pennsylvania railroad track near
The Bla;rsv.Ile Intersection, was s;EUek
by Engine No 29l coming west, The
Epsineman had given the proper warn
ing sisnaIs. The injuries are. left arm
Groken, flesh wound on the head, one
Of tbe ribs broken and turned endwiss,
yere:rsting the lower portion Of the
left lung. No nope o' lis 'eco's'y =
entertained. :,
TEis morning Mr.. W. Roof, engaged
in coupling cars loaded with railrosd
iron, got his head caught between the
ends OF the rails which extended over
tIe cars, mangling lis ears and inflict>
irs vg.g gashes on his head. Truly
8 narrow escape.
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KANSAS.
A Creek Indian Farmer Robbed Of
$4,000.

a SEeeh Va
$4,000.
PARSONS, November 24.-WaltGray-
con, a Creek Indian farmer and stock
dealer, living near here, was robbed on
Friday night of over $50, 900, mostly in
gold and silver, by party OF three
white men. One OF the men had been
at Grayson's house and about his prem
ises, two or three days, under preteuce
OF buying horses. His confederates ar
rived on Friday evening, we'll mounted
and heavily armed, and Grayson was
Immediately seized and his money de.
manded. He refused to deliver, where
upon he was hung to tree until nearly
dead. He still refused and the hang
ing was repeated six or seven times, and
not until the robbers threatened to hang
his wife did he reveal the place of its
corcealment. Several half breed In
dians and negroes wereabout the house,
but most OF them were confined in
upper rooms, and all were intimidated
to such a degree that they offered no re-
sistauce.
The robbers were traced to point q
few miles south OF the Candian river,
where they separated, one going south
and the others North. A nominal re-
ward Fifteen hundred dollars has been
offered for the apprehension OF the
robbers, which would doubtless be
greatly increased, if the men were caps
,ured and the money recovered.
Grayson is an old man, nearly sixty.
FIVE, and is now lying very sick from
the effects of his maltreatment.
Since the withdraw OF the United
States Marshal from the Indian terrific
rs, the number OF murders is largely on
the increase. Agents OF the various
tribes say that it is abaoiusiy necessary
for Congress to interfere, aod give the
civilized Indians government that will
protect life and property. The a-sasI>
nations have averaged twenty per
month during the past summer, and
there has not been one execution under
the Indian law. The Creek Council
adjourned without doing anything ex1
cept TO pass law torbidding any
Indian to settle or to permit any white
person to occupy any building in the
Creek nation. They refused to allow
white railroad employees and 9th ere, TO
build houses for school and church
purposes at Muskogee.
Judgo Crozies's Appoint ment as
s. Senator.
LEivEyHoRTH, November 24.-The
Times OF rhia CITY referring edltorially to
the appointment .! Judge Crozler to
the United States Senate says, he was
an active supporter OF Alex Caldwell
during the Senatorial canvass OF 1877
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cian and a nurse, and she returns no
more to her post because her spirit has
at last flown away to the better land, TO
hear the heavenly sslutatiou, "Well
done, good and faithful servant, enter
thou into the JOY OF thy Lordr Does
there yet linger within the marrow,
pent up and unheavenly bounds of Sec
tsrianism a spirit so mean SIS to sneer
at or ridicule the splendid heroism OF
this woman? II such there be, let
them not dare assail the glorious rec
ord OF a Christian saint; in doing go
they mock the Christ that msde charity
for mankind, sealed with ones life
blood, the highest testimony sn1 type
OF Christian perfection.
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FRANCE.

PARI., November 2f.-Dariug the
session OF the Hall Assembly, at Ver-
sajlea, to-day, President McMahan
paid q visit to that bo1y, aud in brief
speech thanked the members OF the
Assembly for the confidence reposed
in his administration, by their action in
p-oloogipg his term Of Office. He pro-
missed 10 be a firm supporter OF the
psace snd good order OF the republic.
His address WAS enthusiastically sp-
plsuded,
4 motion WAS made in the Assembly
10 proceed with the debate on the
the Interpolation submitted u. Seon,
on the fail1re OF the government TO
order elections 10 Ell the vacancies in
the Asaembly within the time prescrib.
ed by law. The motion was followed
BIZ neated debate, and finally resulted
IN 3 vote of 3Gi agsius; 3lo in favor OF
the order OF the ds?, and against the
Interpolation.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Missionaries Murdered.

San FRANCISCO, November 2f.-The
steamship Great Republic, from China
and Japan, arrived at this port yester-
dsy. Yokohoms papers state that on
the 9th OF September, the residence OF
two Catholic. missionaries was entered
by mob who seized the missionaries
and dragged them through the streets
with ropes until they were dead
Seizure OF German Vessel, by Span.
Iards.
The steamer Neptune, from Manila,
brings news that two German vessels,
the Maria Louisa and GsZelie, have
been seized by q Spanish man.ol-war
OF the coast OF Xlloloo and were
brought to Manila ami condemned,
Notwithstanding the protests OF the
German and English Consult The
crew OF the Gazelle have been liberated,
but the captain and supercargo on the
Maria Louiss, who escaped, will be
treated as spies if captured. The cap
tain Of the Maria Louisa, declares that
they were sixteen miles from Ialoloo,
aui according 10 law, no blockade can
extend over nine miles.
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MEMPHIS.
Nomination FER Mayor.

MEMPHIS, November 24.-At u mass
convention of citizens irrespective OF
politics tonight at the Greenlaw Opera
House, Col. J. J. Busby, a prominent
merchant who during the late epidemic
was the chairman OF the Citizens Re-
lief Committee, was unanimously nom.
mated as mayor at the election OF JAM
uary 1st. Mr.. Busby's services during
the yellow fever and his uniform kind-
ness to all classes during the scourge
will elect him by large majority over
any opposition candidate that may be
hereafter put in the field.
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WAR WITH SPAIN.

The "Trent affair" has been referred
10 by some newspaper writers IN con-
nection with the capture OF the Vlr-
ginius by the Spanish steamer Tornado
In 1852 an English steamer carrying as
passenger. Messrs. MASON and SLIDELL,
who had been declared enemies OF the
United States government, was com.
pelled TO stop upon the high seas and
surrender to Commodore WILKES the
distinguished passengers on board. The
consequences OF the act were the release
of Messrs Mason and SLIDELL, and a
prompt spology to the British govern
ment, aud the punishment OF Commo-
dore Wilkes for his violation Of inter-
national law.
1.-THE British steamship Trent had been
lowed into an American hsrbor and
all her officers and crew put to death
by sentence OF q drum-head courtmar-
t.a', the insult to the English flag would
have borne some resemblance to that
put upon the United States blythe exe-
cuiion OF the officers aud crew OF the
Virginius. Admitting that the so
called passengers of the Eirginlus
were mere recruits for the insurgent
forces in Cuba, yet the officers and crew
Of the vessel were non-combatants and
were under the protection Of the United
States flag. In the case OF the Trent,
everybody knows that the ex-
ecution Of the officers and
crew of that vessel would have been
followed by quick reprisal, and the
United States government would have
been forced 81 the mouth Of English
guns to make ample reparation for the
insult.
The case OF the Virginius affords
some grounds of comparison
with that OF the English ship re-
ferrel to, and shows the people OF the
United States what England would do
under circumstances similar to those
now presented. The fact that the Eng
lish journals have already spoken OF
war as inevitable between the United
States and Spain shows that they do
not conceive how, under the provoca-
ton that has been offered, . war csn
be averted.
There is popular sympathy in this
country in favor Of EMILIO CASTELAR,
the Republican President OF Spain, and
an ardent good will is felt towards the
republic which he is laboring to estab-
lish; but the insult which the Amerl-
can flag has received in Cuban waters
is such that the United States cannot
submit to without being made the
laughing stock Of nations and exposing
itself to srepetition OF the afront. AL
ready American citizens who desire TO
visit foreign countries are asking for
English or German passports, because
their character as American citizens IS
no, sufficient to protect them from in
suit and outrage. The United States
government must DO something to VIM
dicate its honor and its power. and the
solution OF the Virginius affair will
show whether the United States dsres
N T-It
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surely and eiIectuSlly control them. Tho
testimony OF our best citizens, Of all classes
establishes the fact, that CHERRY PECrOE
AL will and does relieve and cure the atfiic'-
ing disorders OF the Throat Oni Lungs be-
yond any other medicine. Tho most dan
gerous affections Of the Pulminary Or.ans
Yield 10 It's power and cases Of COnsunpt.
ion, cured by this preparation, arc publicly
known, 30 remarkable as hardly 10 ~"
believed were they not proven beyond dis
pute. As n remedy IL n adequate, on which
ihe public may rely for full protection. BY
curing Coughs, the lDrerunners 70 more
serious disease, IL saves unnumbeTsd l!yes,
and an amount OF suffering not To ~ com
puted. IL challenges trial, and convince,
the most Ekeptical. Every family should
keep II on hand as protection against tnc
early and uDpercelvei attack Of Pulmonary
Affections, which are easily met at fiTsi but
which become incuTabln, and too often
fatal II neglected. Tender lungs nccd this
defence and 10 IN uRwiEe 10 he without IT,
As a safeguard To children, amid the dis
tTeSsing diseases which beSet the Throat and
Chest OF Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
Is invaluable; for, by ~ timely use, multi.
tudes are rescued from premature grave
and saved TO the love and affection centred
on them, II act specify surely against
ordinary colds, securing sDHnd and health
restoring sleep. No one Will suffer tTOublr-
sOme Influenza aud painful Bronchitis,
when they know how easily they can Ds
cured.
Originally the product Of long, labDrlour,
and successful Chemlca! investigation, no
cost Or toll Is spared IN making every bDule
n the utmost possible perfection. II msy
be confidently relied upon ~ TOfSosr Ing q
the yIrtuesit has ever exhibited, and capa-
bic Of producing cures ~ memorial 2.
the greatest 30 has ever CrectcI
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CINCINNATI.
The Pork Bus!n ess.

CINCINNATI, November 24.-Accord-
ing to report of Superintendent Max
well Of the Chamber Of Commerce, the
whole number OF hogs slaughtered in
Cincinnati from November lst to last
Saturday, was one hundred and thir-
ty-seven thousand TWO hundred and
eighty one.
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FOREIGN.
SNG1.A ID.
The .rims," on ths vIrsInius.

INC IHith UH IH5 VIII
LONDON, November 24.-The Tine,
this morning contains al editorial on
tn e Virgiuius case. It reviews care.
fully the principal circumstances con-
nected with the expedition until its final
capture by the Spauiaris ard the exc
cution OF portion OF the crew. 1t sup-
ports all the claims urged by the United
Ststes against Spain in the matter, ex-
cept that for the surrender OF the Vir-
giuiss. which, in its opinion, had in.
CURED liability to confscation.
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West Virginia Legislature
SENATE.
TrEspAY, Nov |,

ICEsDAY, Nov II.
Senate bill 2j9, amending chapter
100 OF the Code. relating to exceptions,
wrlts OF error and execution OF judg-
ment, was read third time and passed
with its title.
Senate bill 266. q bill amending and
rc-euactipg sections J., Is, II and ID
OF chapter l3S OF the Code, was read q
third time and passed with its title.
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DELAWARE.
The winning Post.

New CASTLE, November 24.-Thrte
white aud three coloTed men were
whipped here to-day. the former receive
ius twenty lashes each aud Tie latter
len each; a seventh man got one hour
50 prl!ory aud toI lasEs-
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TIE Philadelphia Ledger Of lac, Sat.
urday had twenty-seven marriage
notices, and the Lota, Ets!Iy.uctr, Of
the same city and date. had eighteen
notices OF application for divorce. Pro.
portioDally stated, lnexperiencc il 20
Experience as Three is 10 Two -F."a-
vile Standard
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Fire.

TAUNTON, November 24.--The Tsun-
ton Car Company's shop and stock
were damaged to the amount $4,000
by Ere last night. Insured. Main
building saved.
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COmSMlIIptiOn,

The scourgc OF the human family, may,
in its early ,tagcs, be promptly arrested
and permanently cured. - -
RAvEyswooD, W. Va, oct -, lS72.
DR.. Il. V. PIERCE:
Sir-For the last year have been
using your Golden Medical Discovery.
| owe my life to it, having been afflicted
for years. Did not use it but short
time before | was benefited; at that
time was very bad, not able to sit up
much, WAS suffering greatly with my
throat, was getting blind, had q drv
cough and much pain in my lungs.
have used twelve bottles OF the D,scoy.
cry and am almost well.
KATE T. WARDNEE.
A son OF Mr. j. II. Meseck, Of Chat
ham Four Corners, y. y, has peCn
cured Of Consumption by Dr.. Pierce f
Golden Medical Discovery,--so says Mr..
c. B. Garfield, editor ol the Chatham
Courier.
S. r. Eglar, druggist, Of West Union,
O., writes to state that Dr.. Pierce \
Golden Medical Discovery, has affected
wonderful cure OF Consumption in hj'
neighborhood.
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SPAIN.
Execution Of English snbjccts De-
uied.

uIeU.
MArRip, November 24.-The officials
of the Spanish government declare that
advices received by that gover0rlsnt
from Santiago de Cubs, substantially
prove that the statement alleging the
shooting OF English subjects captured
on board OF the steamship Viryinius
is t.lse. The government officials also
state that such measures have been
taken as will ensure obedience TO Pres
idsut Castelars orders in the future in
Cuba
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, Nov IS

TUESDAY, Nov IS
The day was occupied in the con-id-
GRAFTON OF
House bill 2Uj. bill TO amend and
resenact sec;ion two ofchapter ; ! Of the
Code OF West Virginia, and to repeal
so much OF an act psssed February %,
1871, and o. sections three and thirteen
OF chapter thirty-four OF said Code as il
inconsistent or in conflict herewith, re-.
lating to insurance companjC-
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFl5R OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25. AN
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes,
and thence to Wisconsin and Kentucky,
northwesterly winds, falling tempera-
ture, cloudy weather and rain. For
Tennessee and the Southern States,
northwesterly winds, lower tempera'
ture ard partly cloudy weather. For
the Lower Lakes, southwesterly winds,
cloudy weather and snow and rain.
For the Middle States, northwesterly
and southwesterly winds, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rains in the
western portions. For New England,
northw esterly winds, colder and tempo
rarily clearing weather. Cautionary
signals continue at Eastport and Port
land. All reports are missing from the
southwest and western gulf and the ex'
treme northwest.
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though moi: always, cured by It's use. Moth
iug can restore the hsir where the follieles
are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and
dccayed; nut such as remain can he saved
10y this application, and stimulated into
activity, 50 that a new growth OF halr IN
produced. Instead OF fouliug the hair Win
\ paSty sediment, II will keep II clean and
vigorous. lis occasional use viii prevent
the hair from turning gray or falling on,
and consequently prevent badness. The
restoration OF vitality IL gives to the scalp
arrests and prevents the formation OF daud-
run, which IL often sO uucloauly ana onen-
Sivc. Free q ON those dcleterluus substan'
ces which make some preparations dange:-
Gus and Injurious to the hair, the Nlgor car
only benefit but not harm IT,. II wanted
merely iur HAIR DRESSING, nothing
else can br found - desirable. Containing
neither OF nor dye, IL does no: soil white
cSmhTiC, and yet lasts long ON the haf,
giving II a Ilch, glossy lu>ic, and gEatein!
perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. j. G. Aver q Co.
FlnctiCa! and Analy tical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS.
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a Beautiful Tribute.

During the late war, both in the
North and in the South, tributes almost
as glowing as the following, paid to the
Sisters OF Charity nursing in the hos
pitals, were frequently 10 be met with
in the papers. Many manned soldier
has found his sectarian prejudices grad
ualIy wearing away under the soothing
ing ministrations OF some unknown aud
generally disregarled Sister Of Charity
or Sister OF Mercy. These do not talk,
but they act their religion. The lesson
oftheir lives is practical Christianity.
That it is seen and felt by those even
who know nothing concerning the faith
that has so nerved them TO sacrifice all
else to Gods glory, bear witness the
following, taken from the Memphis hp.
,,sIl
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BOSTON.
Naval Preparations.

Bosroy. Nov. 24.-ln the Charleston
navy yard twentyone hundred men are
Of work. The Franklin will be ready
inr sea il tyo weeks.
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At'hcelin9 geaister.

We are indebted to Hon. GEORGE o.
DAVENPORT, of this county, for re-
cent reports OF legislative proceedings.
They will appear as soon as we can
mske room for their publication.
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The pusIiistS RaiIeI.

Allen, Chambers sud the other b.uis-
f7s have been released on bail by the Hi.
nois Guthoriues in the sum OF 5000
each
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. r

U!9Ie:ald = ilttS6Qfgh &. 4.
f.I. .47FrayZg 0E AND AFTER NOV.
rs,s - ~ md, 1913, Trains, vlllruu
T,'.uN'f.
LEGNE
B.l,aIT ...... p.i1.,. UI. 1l.yLa. ~. - = IN
frI'g", ,LIt,.- .-hp q. ~. iiaO q. m. 2:F0 q. a.,
1ieHurny'ie.. bso7 a. IT,. ll:l2 2. IN. 80 =. M.
Wc.lVIi'".-. so a. ~. lll .. IA. 20 y. M.
Pi'' purgh loco p ~. 2tO y. a.. 7:,O p. M.
.IiRuce..--...lir' a. IN. 5.56 =. N. IN n. IN.
slovGland.... 80 a. m. 100 q. IN. 80 p. "a.
Baltimore. 80 a. IN, biDa IA. 20 n. B.
Washington lO.f2a. m. lOj2 a m. - a. IN.
Philadelphia 90 a. m. $40 "A. IN. 25 a. ~.
New iCTk... G3D y. IN. lI.'0 a. IN. f.51 a. Ia.
Boston II ~ p. IN. O5 p. IN. 40 y. III.
Tickets to all principal points In the Eat
and west can be procured nj the Union
Ticket once, In AcIuTe House, and nj the
Station al bridgeport.
F.R. AYERE,
.ulH genI Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Dr.. J. c. AVER l. CO., Lowell Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemb;L
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. o~.-I
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NEW ApVERTisEMENTs
AYERS
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair Its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dress ng
which is at once
agreeable heal
thy, and erec
tusl ,or pre-.
seTy Ing the
hair IL SOoH
TtS0ycS faded o.
gydy hair 10 ~
original coior.
EahAe gloss di'd
JTesk H6ss "
gth. Thin
hair isthicken-
ed, fallen hair
checked, a n d
hal,inpSs Onpn
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ST. LOUIS.
E'orSciS AyrEN!CG

-. LOUIS, Nov. 2!.--JAmss Howard
anl John Garter, hail,as from New
York, were arrested Yesterday ,or torg-
log the signature OF J. A. Mailman i
Co, liquor dealers, and obtaining there,
for fcr, hundred and sixty dollars from
tue Broadway Savings Bank.
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AVE R'S
Ch Jerry PeCtOr all
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, slcl
aICoughs, Colds, WhoOping Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma, and
Consumption.

Among tho great
discoveries Of mo-
dcrn science, few
are Of more real
value 10 mankind
than this edectual
remedy for all dis
eases Ofthe Throat
and J. u ngs. a
vast trial OfitE vir.
tncS, throughout
this and other
COu n tries, has
shown thatit itdocs
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Seeds.

MARVLHS CRACKERS. 4 FULL AZ.
VI sortDe1t Of haTvin's Crscksrs, fresh
rom Inc bakery, az X, J. SNITHS.
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FRETLIEEI M
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Baltimore & Ohio Rai|road 60,
I| ysE@
- " y N I'IN
MONDAY, NOV, Sd, 1878,
Cincinnati E.xpress.

TRhISI Will LEAVE WHEELING A.
FOLIuW,- WHEELIEG TINE: