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Wanted.

A person OF spotless reputation 10
swear that he paid 81 200 in currency
to the subscriber, on or about June
23rd, 1868. One who can swear that
it was paid for addresses delivered by
the subscriber before young mems
Christian Association" cor Temperance
Societies preferred. II not convenien,
to bring along the "spotless reputation
the subscribers receipt, OF the above
date. and for the above amount, would
be gladly accepted rs q substitute: ANY
person, other than the Sergeant-of>armi
OF the House in 1858, who can furnish
the evidence re erred to, will confer al
Inestimable boon upon a conspicuous
specimen Of suffering humanity. by ap'
plying, without delay, to
rs. C. or BEARER.
". s Senate, Washington, D. G.
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Valuable Coal Property For
&AlQ.

NruTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes TO sell Qn
whole or In part that portion OF coal now
in his possession. amounting to about -
ons-third OF a mile north of the city limits,
together with one acre OF surface at the en-,
trance on the side nesrest the river, and
three acres OF surface around the other en-,
trance, back of Fulton. The vein oi coai
will vary from feet inches to teeS In
deptb, and could be conveniently shipped
by means OF the county road. or NY the r.
". OK. K. r., as the entrance on the river
aide IS not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
erty. ,.nsu.,
IanlSsh WALTER MA h5u ALL.
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chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February 10.

Sn1OAoVt Cokuo w.
GRAlN-Whest stronger. fc@tc.
higher; No. 2 spring at l 25f@l 27i,
seller April. closing at 25s@l 273c.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
C0RN-fc. higher, fairly active clos
ing 3l}G seller February and March.
u OATS-Stropger. No. 2 closed at 26a
cash; 27@27i seller February aud
March. Rye quiet and easy at oslo
for No. 2. Barley in better demand;
No. 2 at 66@70c cash, closing at &c.
HIGHW1NES-Steady at 87ic.
oHOGS-Dressed active with light
receipts, but heavy lots are l4@l5c
higher. at "a 1905 90. Live hogs are
active at a 00@4 IS for common to
choice.
PROVISIONS Quiet and strong.
Mess pork at $l2 IS March; IL 60
April. Lard at 81 IS cash.
BEEF CATTLE-At$2 0O@5 90 for
good native steers.
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Cfnefnnatf Market.
CINCINNATI, February 10.

FLOUR-Dull; superfiue at IS 00@
6 So family at IS 00@8 Is.
GRAIN-Wheat inactive red at
81 70@l IS. Corn steady at 4l@43c.
Oats q. 30@39c. Rye at s6@S7c for
Mo-. Barley quiet at $4,000.
HOGS-Receipts of live hogs IT'S;
steady at "a 1904 IS.
OIL-Linseed steady at 9Oc.
PROVISIONS-Pork held firm at
$l3 90. Green meats, shoulders at &c;
rib sides at &c. Bulk meats quiet
shoulders at 4ac. Bacon steady; clear
sides at TIC clear ribs at TIC. Sugar
cured hams at l2@l3ic Lard, city
kettle at Sc.
SUGAR-In fair demand; New Or
leans at 9a@ll4c.
WHISKY-Firm at 800.
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WtiIAsk for Further Time.

1t is understood that the Senate Com
mittee on the subject Of Cheap Trans
portion and Water Lines to the Sea-
board will not be able to report at this
session, aud will ask for leave to sit dur
ing the recess. 1t is believed that, for
want OF time, no legislation will be had
on the subject at this session, but the
prospect is favorable to future leglsla'
ton, including, among other works, a
System OF improving the navigation Of
the Ohio River.
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Baltimore Market.


FLOUR-Quiet but firm and IN
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and steady;
CHOICE white and amber ct u 25@2 35;
fair to prime white at % 0O@2 90
common to prime red Ct 81 5000 90;
weetern amber ct 81 l0@3 IS Corn
dull; white southern ss 63@64G do yel.
low at COG mixed western nominal.
Oats arm; western mixed ct A@47c
and other grades nominal. Bye quiet
ct 9009Sc.
HAY-Unchsbged. .. s-r
PROvISIONS-Quiet but frm.
Ness pork ct ia q. Bulk meats,
shoulder at Ste ssles 10000 pounds
rib sides ct GIG clear RIB sides st sc.
Bacon in coed demand bat unchanged;
bans OF l930lsos LAsd'4uist' q Sac
asked and &c bid luHJ e-ga ,.t.
BUrTER-N estsEn unchanged.
WHISKY-Stsady and 6rm ct 96s
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AsSIGNEE,S SALE.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
d ment made by Henry Schomber to me,
lated the 18Th day Of January, 1873, aud OF
cord i'm the Clerks office of thu county
Court OF ohio County, West Virginia. !
shaIl, on the 23d day OF January, 1878, sell az
Pubic Auction at the late store room OF the
said Henry Schomber, No. 81 Market street;
wheeling, the entire remaining STOCK OF
mems furnishing goods, &c, of the said
Henry Schomber.
Terms OF sale cash.
,,,, Assignee.
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A RUBBER muzzle to assist gentlemen
with horse-tail mustacHes, while eating
soup, has been invented. 1t also acts
as spray-nozzle when the owner de-
sires to expectorste, thus distributing
tobacco juice evenly over his shirt-bo
som, instead of in patches 80 heretofore.
81. Louis Democrat
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For Sale.

TWo-STORY BRICK DWELLiNG,
Tot Mo II. northwest corner of Centre and
seventh streets, in shriver's addition to the
Also two-story Frame Dwelling, with
sSstar mn and down stairs, with gas in all
the rooms. Situated on the east side OF
Chspiine street, in the Sixth ward OF the
eJty of Wheeling. For price and terms see
WV L. q HU0HE@,
~ovI Real Estate Agent
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Bourse, Q privilege which can not be
accorded in France TO any foreign rail-
road securities without express suthori,
u from the Government These bonds
were put on the market, and under the
sanction Of this official guarantee, they
were advertised in the journals, and q
special weekly newspaper called. The
Transcontinenta" was established TO
commend them to favor. 1t was even
represented in this paper that the Uni
led States Government had guaranteed
the Payment. of these bonds. Another
suspicious circumstance was the pre-
sentation to the Bourse in Paris Of .
certificate, signed, sealed and apparent
ly certified to, with every necessary lie.
gal iormality stating that the Trans
continental bonde were regularly dealt
in and sold in the New York stock Ex-
change. This being the contrary O.
the truth, and all the signatures, seal
AMI everything being forgeries, General
Cluseret, at that time French citizen,
published attacks on the scheme. and
he was at once summoned before the
Minister OF the Interior, and by way Of
punishment ordered TO quit France
within twenty-four bours. The Cou-
rier Des Etats Unis, q journal long es-
tablished, of high responsibility, like
wise ventured to critieise the project.
and the result Was that it was imme-
diately excluded from France and de-
prived of the important benefit OF clrcu.
lating in the French and West India
colonies
It can not be supposed that oil this
was accomplished without payment of
brides to an Administration 80 corrupt
as that OF the Second Empire. What
these brides were has never been pre-
cisely sscertained, but it 10 notorious
that the Transeontinentsl bought
large quantity OF iron and supply OF
locomotives from Mr. Schroeder, the
great manufacturer OF creosote, who was
then President OF the French legislative
body, paying him enormously. The
nominal value OF the bonds sold to the
French amounted, we think, to between
seven and eight millions dollars, net
ting, perhaps, five millions. How much
OF his money Was spent ia France 10 not
known, but what is certain 10 that no
mile OF the proposed railway was ever
constructed, and that when the concern
went into Bankruptcy in this country
the receiver found no movable assets
except quantity of iron, = number of
French locomotives, rusted and worth.
less, stored at New Orleans. These are
the general outlines OF one of the most
remarkable 10 all the lists of fraudulent
railroad enterprises. We presume that
the approaching trial in Paris will devel'
Oh all the facts in this romantic story.
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Ex-GovERNoR WISE, Of Virginia, has
a personal energy that obstin ately re-
fuses to grow old. The opinion is now
current that he will be an indipeDdant
candidate for Governor next fall, adopt
ing the popular side of the various
local questions nop agitatiug the people
OF Virginia, and the probabilities are that
he will be elected,
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FOR RENT.

DossEssION GIVEN ON THE FIRST
OF April, the desirable store room, win
cellar underneath, on the southwest corner
of Monroe and Fourth streets, Odd Fel!o
Hall, now occupied as Drug store by Mr..
Z. Booking. Apply to ]. M. Bickel, at the
Office OF the Board of Education, or 10
decL2.b W.P. MCkELVEY.
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desirable Residence For Sale.

r orFERMY HOUSE ON JOHN STREET
/ for sale. II contains seven rooms, De.
sides Bath Room and Pantry HOT an 10
Cold Water an Gas throughout. Lot %
feet on John street, with GOOD stapIe on
rear OF lot, opening to paved alley. Terms
sasy. III not sold before the 18th OF Febru'
airy II will be for rent.
feb2-a d. r. tALD" ES-h'
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TIE committee on ways and means
has decided to recommend the retention
of the two cent stamp tax on bank
checks, drafts and orders. 1t is the
last OF the stamps.
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ianl4-i
For Sale.

"a A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
ia with seven or eight rooms, on jacob
Gstreet: also a small Frame House with
two rooms on jacob street; also new
four rooms. l.. q. HUGHES,
anoS Real Estate Agent.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, February 10.

TOLEDO, reUrUary To.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady; no. 2
red winter, l 70. no amber Michigan
| rs.
CORN-Quiet; high mixed 3Si, low
mixed 38fc, no grade 35c.
OATS-Quiet; no. 2 34fc@34ic.
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Dr.. Pisrce's Favorits Prescription.

Thcte-n, however, 10 bat feebls expesseioa =
my most nlaturcd appreciation Of IL vnluA oased
upnn actual and witnessed realities. A. Close
sults in the few special diseases Incident 70 he
separate organism Of wor,sn, singled Il cat =
the climax or ctoHntPg gem ell
medical carec2 Q! III sssdts as pssaass
and one iSassSIiSs All -, - and snasr ii eireun
stances act kindly ar u ~ rnody WIN !se Avs
which govern the tensile system. en- whining -
stake my reputation as physician. M, evee
more, so confident am ! that N win not ois1ppoint
iasy who employs IL for any Of the ailmests tos
under A POSITIVE GUARANTEE. u
a beneficial eject 10 not experienced oy the Tins
viii. on return Of the bottle, two-thirds Of thS
medicine having been taken according 70 dfce
tians, and the case being ono for Winch ! recous.
mend IL promptly refund the money paid tof =.
Had not the most perfect confidence IN 10 VIZ
tons; but having witnessed It's truly mirAealoas
rnnted and perfectly este % tlsklnl
both my reputation and NJ AsssS
The following are among thoes diseases N
which nv Havoritc Prescription nAs
worked cures-Ss II by magic and with certainty
S SsSss s'' Ssc. .ss' fogas s soatSs
Periods, Supprcssions when hon unnAtuIl
causes Irregularities, Weak Back. Pruhpsas. -
hlling Of tho Uterus, Anteverston and Rettovsr
sion, Bearing Down Sensations, lntanA Hst
Thrcatened Miscarriage, Chronic Congcstiou, In
fsmmation aud liberation OF the Uterus, Impo
tctcy. Barrcnness, 90 stcrihty, EsnAs Weaknes&
and very many Other chronsc diseesce incident g
woman not mentioned hero. In which, - weA
A. m the cases which ] have mentiooed, ~
Fayorite Prescription works curcs-she nArs
vel OF the world. TIL. medicine DO mo-
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New YORK, Feb. 10, Z 80 P. NJ.
MONEY-Was active and stringent
to. DAY, and call loans ranged from !
per cent. to l.l6 with the late business
at ! per cent. gold.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Aarket
vss firm on email transactions. OFF,
cisl business was confined to coupons
1888 at ll5f@ll5t; coupons 1873
at ll6t and registered 1867 81. ll4i.
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For Rent.

xr,HE HALL NOW OCCUPIED sY TIE
Young Mems Christion Association.
entrance next door to the City Bank, ON
Market street.
Possession given April lst, 1873.
tanS X. CRANGLE.
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FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT.

STORE ROOM ADJOINING THE
CITY Bank and lately occupied by u.
W. Stoner, deceased. Possession given
April 1, 1873. n. ohANahr'
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FOR SALE.

TERMS SO EASY THAT THE PAY
mants amount TO but q moderate rent
HYick house, almost new, with full lot on
south side O! Hampden street: By
Wv HOSE & Bro,
febS VIVA, Land agency, Markets 81.
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WITH FULL HALF LOT

And an unoccupied half lot adjoining, or
ali will be sold together, to suit purcnasers'
Title to be made GOOD.
Terms will be easy, and made known on
aay of sale. All deferred instalmenis must
be satisfactorily secured: ,,r
,sn,o-i Admir- with the will annexed.
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~ EDlcAl.
.WolVlAN.

BY IN Immense psectiS, extending tkfsQsA .
period OF years, having withie tat dms treated
many thocsAnd cascs of thcse diseas<e peculiar
10 woman, have been et.ADiod TO perfect mol
potentand agreeable moi:etne TIT ueets NE .1di.
cations presented by that class Of diseAsss Win
positive certainty and exactnesA
TO DESIGNATE this .atu. NJ specific ennpounA
hay. ns,,,..d IL
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aJheeliug geglster.
FERNS, ~ Mail, in Advance
nAvLYRHeIsrER.

DAILY REGISTER,
Ina year. $500 Three months ......t CLIO
Six months..... 400 One month..-...... 10
TRl.WERKLl REGIsTER-
subliahed every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. ..
ons COPY, lyr.-N.0O One copy, mos.x.G
WEEKLY REGISTER.
ons CODY, lyr..S2O0I 1--WE copies, lyr-1 200
one copy, mos Loo Ton copies, I w. ls.0
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ssnsrsl Bankins. kxshanes s.a Oo,Ies..
taon buSins1 transacted VIII hAality 80
promptneas.
paid thereon. fst
Revenue stamps tcr aaie II gams 70 ssit.
,oin always on hand for The aecommods-
Accounts Of Msrchants, Manufacturer.
aankeu and cf'lera solto(ted.
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DR.. Filters
Rheumatic Remedy,

For Chronic Rheumatism, Infiammatory
hheumatisIn. Sciatica Rheumatism,
Neuralgia In the Body, Neuralgia in
the Head, Nervou, Headache.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.

From the Roporter.) r-
TIE CRoPs-The indications for an
ample yield Of corn are now very latter
ing. The wheat crop Is said to be very
large, and oil excellent quality; a great
deal better than was anticipated. The
grass crop Is moderate. Oats are very
fair.
DRowNRD-A negro deck.hanl on a
tow boat was drowned last Friday, at the
bar opposite upper town, by some acci-
dent or carelessness on his part In falling
into the river while working 10 get th(
boat oil OF the bar, where she had stuck.
HoRsE K111ED.-AIr. Ed. Koontz los'
very fine horse, valued at $500, one
day last week, by It's catching It's foo
under a log while running In pasture
with other horses, pitching forward over
the log and breaking It's neck.
PAIsIED.-Mrs. Robert WoOdbnrn, oI
the upper town, was struck by palsy OF
Tuesday last, and now lies In critica
condition, with but little hopes enter
tainGd Of her recovery.
CAMP MEETING. According to re
peated ouncements, the National CamT
Meeting will DO held here, to commence
August Goth and close August 2sth. From
circular lying on our table we sec tha
"the services Of the meeting will be undel
the direction Of the National Association
Tor the promotion Of holiness; and tht
temporal interests under the supervision
Of the Local Association" The grounC
will be ready for the erection Of tents oI
and after August lst,
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LATEST NEWS.

Tho mill OF the Norwich, Come cticut,
Suspender Company was destroyed by
fire on Sunday. Loss 100000; Insured.
"A Little River, Ark, dispatch says
that Captain r. L. Desmunk, and old river
man, died at DardGnelle Friday:
Saturdays Long Branch races were
postponed until Monday in consequence
Of the storm.
"A Paris dispatch says tho Shah Of
Persia and suite left Paris Saturday on y
special train fer Geneva.
Two sons of Daniel COnover, OF New
Bedford, N. j., were drowned Saturday
afternoon in the surt at Shark River.
III" N4tiore' Photographic Associa-
ton when has been in session at Buffalo
since Tuesday last adjourned Saturday 10
meet in Chicago on the 2nd Tuesday Of
July 1874.
"A Vienna special states that Hiram
GOrreison, OF Cleveland, Ohio, has been
appointed chief American commissioner
in pla &C ol Jackson Schultz resigned, and
has entered upon his duties.
The flooring Of the Presbyterian
Church at Hudson City, New Jersey,
gave way during an entertainment on
Thursday night, and forty children were
injured, some seriously.
"A Louisville dispatch says the cause
Of the attack by disguised men on The
house OF Ben. Galbreath, in McCrackCu
county, Ky, mentioned in Fridays dis
patches, was on account Of GalbreRth's
having negro wife.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANc1soo, July 19.-The action
of the Republican Convention In refusing
to require candidates for the Legislature
10 pledge themselves to give views on the
questions Of railroad monopolies reducing
tariffs, currency, causes severe comment
and shows clearer than ever that Billy
Carr, Standford's agent, controlled a ma.
Iority Of the Convention II
ispeculatos ttfoui all parts Of Oregon
and Washington Territory hre hocking to
Tacoma, the western terminus OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad. The steamer
Eliza Anderson will DO taken there and
used as q hotel.
The Central Pacific Railroad applies for
an extensive reduction in taxation OF the
property OF the company in the counties
ofSutter, Yubs, Butte, Teham and shus.
ia, and In the counties on the line Of the
the California & Oregon road. ""
The first shipment Of the new wheat
crop occurred this week,
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GALVESTON, TEXAS.

GALVESTON; July ia great arson
case is being tried before Recorder Col
lier to-day. Aman calling himself Thos
Ooran, and hailing from New Orleans
has been arrested by Special Detective
Mccormick as the ringleader. HC has
implicated some half dozen OF the Fire
Department and police force.
Tho schooner Pauline, with cargo Ol
shingles and dressed lumber, from New
Orleans 10 IndianolR, went ashore in tho
storm Of tho 17th inst, on Galveston
Island, having lost her deck load and her
rudder.
Milt. Gaines, sr, from Washington
county, on charge Of bigamY, has been
sentenced to years imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
A fire at the town Of Hearne yesterday
destroyed property 10 the value Of SOME
$4,000. Tho sufferers arc J. NJ. Bibb, 8
w. Hearue & Co., M. LGvine, Lewis &
Lewis, s. D. Parker, Charles Craft, NJ
Scott s. Co., Charles johnson, J. Mowry
and Barney Dolsn. EIearne Il Co. los
everything.
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GhnGatelligentnr:

Asa specimen Of Democratic retrench'
mcn,. the West HirginIan calls attention
Ia the provisions OF the new school law
which requires polls to be opened on the
s,h of August, not at the usual places oi
voting but nj one school house in every
school district of each county. In Marion
county, for example, this will require the
holding Of an election at seventy'nine
voting places instead oil the accustomed
thirteen. Since every voting place must
be supplied with the complement Of
clerks, inspectors, poll.bOoks, SC, it fol-
lows that the cost Of holding the elec-
tiOu is multiplied just as the number Of
polls is increased; so that If the ratio oil
Increase should be the same all over the
State as in Marion, this election will cost
six times as much as any ever held in the
State. Verify, the work Of rctrenchment
and reform under the inspiration OF the
Charleston Courier goes bravely on
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TEBAs or THR WREKIrI
Destructive Fire.

MONTREAL, July 20.-About 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon fire broke out in
the boiler room of Larivierre's planning
mill on St. Antoine street, and In less
than five minutes the whole building was
in flames. The fire brigade was proximity
on the spot, but owing 10 insufficient
pressure Of tho water, were unable 10
prevent the fire from spreading to sur
rounding buildings. In two hours all the
block bounded by st. Antoine, Bonavcn-
ture, Margaret and Inspector streets was
one mass Of flame. Att o'clock the fire
was under control, but even to-day il was
burning brightly in tho center Of the
block. Altogether about twenty build.
ings were destroyed. Among others
were LarlviGrre's carriage factory
and planning mill and Fiiz's bakery.
Eighteen families are rendered homeless.
The total loss is estimated at 100000
Larivierre's is about $4,000, on which
there is no insurance. Fitz's bakery was
partially insured. Tho dwellings dc.
stroyed were probably insured to their
full value.
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LOUISVILLE.
Two Men Arrested with n Carpet
Bag Full of Bonds. I

Two Men Arrested with a Carpet
Bag Full of Bonds. N
LOUISVILLE, July 2O.-Two men giving
the names OF George Berdine and Charles
Curtis, were arrested in this city yester.
day ss suspected ielons. They had in their
possession q carpet.bsg filled with bonds,
&c, supposed 10 be bogus or stolen, in
cluding numbers $50, 597, 52S, $50 and 533
certificates in the 0rphana.Boy Lode
Gold Mining Company ofrC Chicago, signed
by B. Newman, President, and G. W.
Coles, Secretary; certificate No. 81 United
States Railroad Station Indicator Com
pany, representing 100 shares, with thir-
teen coupons attached; Chicago Fibre
and Paper Company, certificate No. 350;
Columbus Coal and Oil Company, Of
Kentucky, certificate No. 20S, shares 10
the amount of $1,000; Lake Ontario &
Hudson River Railroad Company, Ger.
tifcste No. 5S7, flrst mortgage bond; two
land warrants to Simon W. Maxey, for
land, given at ShawneCtown, Illinois,
and a number OF miscellaneous bonds
and deeds. The detectives making tho
arrest think It an important capture. The
two men have had an examining trial,
and were committed in default Of $1,000
bonds each. l,-mnI