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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-10
Rnltimore Cottle NInrker,
BA1FnIoRE, Feb. 0.-BEEF OATT1l

BA1rrGoRE, Feb. 0.-BEEF CATTLE
The receipts this week were much heav.
Ter than last week, and the effect Of this
was fully felt in quotations, the market
being very dull and heavy from beginging
to end. The quality ofthestock was hard
ly up to last weeks, the greater part Of II
being middle grades, fewer top Cattle be-
Ing offered. Altogether prices were fully
to lower on all grades; in some cases II
was thought &c would be nearer the mark
One bunch OF top Cattle, averaging 1900
lbs, sold at 81 IS per 100 lbs. Ofthe ar.
rivals about 100head were leil over unsold,
and the balance, not recorded as sold, will
be taken East at their owners risk.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as
follows; best beeves at S. STAT so; that
generally rated frat quality 81 76a5 81;
medium or good fair quality $8 75a4 20;
ordinary thin steera, Oxen and Cows 50 "a
as IS; inferior and lowest grades Of cattle
30 OOaO 90 general average Of the market
today "a 76; extreme range Of prices
90 76a7 30. Most Of the sales were from
a IS TO 8 IS per 100 lbs. Otthe receipts
1880 head came from Ohio 17S from West
Virginia, s4S from VirglaiS, 10s head
from Maryland, and II from Missouri
total receipts for tho week 1850 head,
against 1860 last week, and 1899 head same
time lastyear. orthe offerings 1905 head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, .9OG
head sold to spectators for Eastern mark.
cts, and 70 to Washington city and An
napolis deAlerS-total sales for TIE week
9O5l head, against 1851 last week, and
117G head same time last year,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February s.-Flour and
Wheat-Steady and unchanged. Corn
Steady mixed western 90. Oats-Firm
western mixed 45ta48. Rye-Quiet GOA
95. Provisions-Quiet aud unchanged.
Butter-Unchanged. Whisky-.Steady
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CHICAGO, February s.-Flour-Un.
changed. Wheat-No. 1 81 20; No. Q
81 90. Corn-No. 3 mixed 311. Rye
est. Barley-Fall No. 2 71fa79. Pork
$12 10a19 10. Lard-$7 81. Meats Of
all kinds unchanged. HOgs-S4 6Oa4 90.
Whisky-s7t,
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ToIano marker.

TOLEDO, February e.-Flour-Steady
Wheat / white Michigan 81 $751; am.
Der Michigan 81 20; No, l red 81 ISL
No. . 81 70. Coru-High mixed 3Sf;
low mixed SO.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW York, February s-Go1D-
Sold at 114a118t, closed at 119Ga11St
strong. Loans at 8 to z per cent for car
rying. ClesriDgs $65,OOOOOO. Specie
exported for the week amounted to ST..
842,87O.
STERLING ExcaANGE-1OOE.
GovERNArRNTs-opened strong and
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"W HITTLEsEY," FOR THE
w girl approaching WomGn.
"WHITTLBSEY,n Of tho "turn OF life"
"WHITTLRSEY,m for pains in tho back b side
"WHITTLRSBY," is not whisky drink.
"WHITTLRSRY," moVcs the bowels gently.
"WHITTLESEY," stimulates tho liver 10 action.
HWHITTLESEY," puFihcs the blood.
"WHITTLESEY," cnEiches tho blood.
"WHITTLESEY," relieves pain ct monthly
periods.
"WHTTTLEsEY," the regulator Of tho system.
Sold by LOGAN, LIST d co.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
i. TATE.-BY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust dated
the lad day OF September, 1885, made by John ".
Gill, and recorded In the ONCE Of the Clerk oil
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virgin.
10, in DEED Book No. Il, paRe8, 10 the uhdcrsign'
cd, Trustee, l will sell, on
MONDAY, the Sd day Of March, 1873,
Commencing Of 10 o'clock A. H., at the front door
Of tho Couit HOuse OF Ohio county, West Viz
gInlR, TO tho highest bidder, ct Public Auction,
all Of the following described real estate, thSt ID
10 say: helng Fart Of lot No. 1lb, In tho rear ol
lot No. 80, bounded as follows: Beginning at the
corner OF Fourth street and Alley +, thence along
tho said alley eixty feet 70 tho end OF AoId Gtla
brick stable; thence with line OF right angles
with said alley. along the ond OF tho said stable,
10 q corner IS feet wost OF tho Presbyterian
Church; thence to Fourth street on line par
allel with the said church thlrty.three 1881 feet
thereffom; and thence to the place Of the begin.
ming, being In Centre Wheeling.
Also, that parcel Of land which was conveyed
BY II. K. List and wife TO the Gaid Gill BY Deed
dated tho 9TH day Of March, 1854, and recorded
In Book 30, page leo, being situated IN Centre
Wheeling. and being the north pArtot lot No. 10,
fronting 50 feet on Water street, and running
back with like width 10 an alley, being In Eoh q
and Ctapline's addition TO the city Of Wheeling.
TERNs OF SALE-0ne.third In hand and the
remainder in two equal instalmGnts Of ono and
two years, tho purchaser giving his negotiable
pFOmissoEy noles therefor, with such surety -
may DO satisfactory to tho Trustee, bearing In.
tercst from tho date OF tho same, title TO DO 70
tained until full payment be made.
Il3o-Th DANIEL PICK, Trustee.
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''WHITTLESEY.o.

"wHITTLEsEY," for Dyspepsia D Indigestion.
"WHITTLESEY," for Gravel and Diabetes.
"WHITTLESBY,' for Sour Stomach.
"WHITTLRSEY," for nervous debility.
''WHITTLESRY,n for bilious collie. -., n
"WHITTLE5EY,n Cough GTanuleg, only sc.
''WHITTLESBY Ague Cure," only Soc.
''WHITTbESEY.n for BleeplOsB colIcky babe.
tWHITTLESEY," for irregular menseB.
'WHITTLEsRY," for sick headache. 81!
Sold by LOGAN, LIST b 90.
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.t Insurance.
Peabody Insurance Co.
AT WHEELING, ". VA.
Capital. .................. .Sl25, OOO
With privilege Of Increasing the same to
SS00OOO.

Capital. .................. .SIao,U OU
With privilege Of increasing the same to
$4,000.
DIRECTORS.
VI T lem Rs RSi., 4 4SSnS. 1 E1RSS:.
JAS. +. Barnes. Shep. McMechen.
A. ]. Sweeney. Il. b. Miller,
a. ]. Cecil.
This Company having been in successful opeE.
alton for four years 10 prepared to take risks at
fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds, MerchRn'
disc, Manufacturing establishments, Furniture,
Steamboats,, and CSrgoes on the Western Rivers
and Lskes, also to Issue perpetual policies on
Dwellings and Stores. This Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business meh,
recommends itself to tho favorable consideration
OF the insurlng public, and BollCit9 their pRtro-
mage, Applications for insurance will BIO prompt
" attended to at their Office, BA1LRY'S BLOCK,
No. ICG Market street.
WIN, BAILEY, President.
ALONZO LORING, Vice President.
N. @. ARTHUR. Secretary. .n.
], v. L. ROGERS, Assistant Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY. Cashier. te1
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pos ~ OFFICE REGISTER

uoor, a. which malls o dSe .S ana iG e accord
"T poIt Oaie0 IN this CIV tt tsbiSS an Nc Tsil.
me- nv WIN tie latest time hOl'0 UN '' $50
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iRkhvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
phARNS On d. q. a. A. Is. u.

AeAANS ON -. a A. ks R,
On and after Sunday, Feb. 10th, 1873,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 3. NO. l.. NO. 7.
Leave irvine. 12,l5PM. 5,2OPM
Leave Oil City 600 A NJ. 2,3OpM. 7,5OpM
-" Pet.Cen 6,30 " 3.37 S,33 O
1" Titusv. ITO =" 4.25 ~" 9,l5 {"
Arrive Cory, $50 GOO +" 1910 4"
No 9-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves OIL City 80 A ~; Pet. Centre,
1913; Tltusville, ll,o5; Ar. Cory, l2,4opm
SOUTH. M. 3. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 1856 A NJ. 6.lOAM. 6,2opM
" Titusv. 1872 P N. 7,3O /" 7.3O "
L. Cen. 1,20 -" SIT S.l5 "
Arrive o. City 2,0O Z" 900 /" 900 &c
g Irvine. 500 " ll.3S 4"
No. ln-Accommodatiou Freight.
Leaves Cory lao p N; Titusv. 2,55; Pet
Centre. 3,55; Ar at Oil City. 4,30 p IN.
s# No. and r,n on Sunday. ...
IB -Commrnc NJ Nov. Sd trains will run
by Philadelphia time. which is TEN MIN.
uTEs FASTER than our time
j. Law RENCF, Gen. Supt.
U. j. HEPBURN. Ass'i .>npt. liz. F., -. q
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A. a. G. w. RAILWAY.

,Adyertise 10 The RECON-.
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">tation for jamestown, N. Y, and connection
with A q G. w trains east apd west. Connects at
Warren with trains east and west on the p. & E.
r. Il. u. THAYER Genl Supt,
Dunkirk, New York
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WAGES

EoR all who Rre willing 70 work. Apv per.or
.e- od or young Of either sex, can make from Sin
10 @oJ per week, 1t home cay or ever fna WantaS b
by all Sutsh'e to either city or Country, and spu
SEASON 0. the year Thi lisa rare opportunity fcr
,pose who are ont ofwork. and out money. 10
!v1nired Our pamphlet, 8" OW 10 MAKE
llEiNG, !iyips iHll lnsirucI0rs, sent ON recs,rs
u 70 e4,t' ~ Aiaress, q, MILTON & J.. MSsyyip*
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philadelphia & Erie RAILROAD

WINTER TIME TABLE r.
md afer Sunday. Oct sTth, 1884, the Trains
on the Philadelphia u Erie Railroad will, run AZ
follows:
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.sca, notices 20 cents per line, each insertion
,f,xartiuemcn,s payable quarterly in advance
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MAI. EAST connects.east and west nj Erie with L.
=. Il NJ s w ,'and at Cory and Irv;ne,on ". nh
o. c. &c A. X. X. w. .l t.r. .. ..... -
M"l West with west bound trains or L. s. & NJ.
W., ana al lrvineton with Oil Creek 81 ALE.
gheny r. II. W.
"arieh Accommodation east and west with
Grains on L. s.& M.fS X. W., east and west at
Cory with Oil Creek " Allegheny River Railway.
Erie Accommodating, east at Cory and west at
CORY ana Iryineton with Q. C. 4 a. !. RW
The Mountain Lncal Freis ht East and West car.
~ passengers between lrv melon and haze
Ennra Mall and Niagara Expr So make close con
hechons nt Williamsport with N. c. X. W. trains,
no-tn and sonth. " N1''
NOIlCE-The lecring time at Erie is Plirodel
Erie time. N'
WIN. A BALDWIN, .Hf
-. T.- Genl Supt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-23
JOTTINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

Jefferson plays Rip Van Winke, in Colum-
bia. on Saturday night next.
Both houses In the Legislature are hooded
with railroad bills.
In Aiken two-thirds OF The taxes have
been collected.
Governor Moses has appointed j. j. An
derson, of Charleston, notary public.
There are only six prisoners in the county
Jail in Marion at present.
The town council OF Marion has elected
Robert Collins marshal and Napoleon B. God
dard street inspector.
The Sunday-School quarterly meeting,
held at Lebanon (Baptist) Church, was sue
cess.
George Sylvester Night, convicted of vlo-
lation OF the enforcement act, has been par
doned by the President.
Some one stole the carpet-bag and yalua-
bio papers of Mr.. Joe Crews, on the South
Carolina Railroad, the other day.
There is to be another fancy ball soon al
Graham's Turnout, and MASKED ball at Will
iston on the 29th.
1t is rumored that Mr. John NJ. Smith, the
agent OF the Wilmington, Columbia and Au-
eusta Railroad at Marion, intends to resign
his position because his salary is not suthcent
to support him.
The colored people are 10 have an excur,
sion to witness the Inauguration OF Generai
Grant on the fourth of March. Cnarleslon,
Columbia, Wilmington and Goldsooro are "
be the starting points on March "a. ~
in the printing Injunction case, Deiole
Judge Mackey, the application was suose-
oneStly withdrawn. Judge Mackey simply
Issued a rule to show cause, 10 the absence Oh
Judge Carpenter.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
The Louisiana Committee Begin Their
Investigation To-Day.

WASHINGTON, January q.
Colonel Darlington. president OF the James
River and Kunawha Canal Company, denies
the 81 latpment of his having spoken OF any con-
flict between The work which he ls fostering
and the Atlantic and Great Western Canal.
He GAYS there Ia not now, nor can there ever
be, any conflicting Interests between the Two
great enterprises. ---,-
The committee on ways and means have In
formed Secretary Boutwell, That they DO moi
intend proposing, any new lesisatlos for tne
neootIalIon of United States bonds.
In lhe Senate, memorial OF The merchants
of New Orleans, asking that Congress take
charge OF The levees OF the Mississippi, was
presented.
The bill abolishing the ranks OF admiral and
vlce.ahmlral OF the navy has been passed,
and goes to the President. Senator West, ol
Louisiana, presented the credentials OF
Messrs. Mcmillan and King. contestants for
the vacancy occasioned by Kellogg's resigna-
sion: referred TO the committee on elections
and privileges. The bill for war sloops passed
after being amended In sections 3, and 8.
The bill abollshing the franking privilege
after July next was passed. Adjourned.
In the House. joint resolution from tne
State of West Virginia, ceding certain iran
chises 10 the United States, was introduced.
The ouesiop of the admission of Colorado, as
q Slate. was under discussion, but no action
waa taken.
The committee on elections and privileges
commence the Investigation of Louisiana
affairs tomorrow morning at ten O'CLOCK
with, probably, open doors. large number
of witnesses have arrived. Their Trip mere
was without accident, but very Tedious; al
are we'll, The bill for commissioners OF COIN
merce was tabled, III TO 64.
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OUR SOUTH ATLANTIC xE1aHBoRs.

Georgia.
The measles prevail extensively In Atlanta
among the children.
Mr.. James q. Spence has been elected
mayor of Camilla.
"A large number of new houses are being
erecled In Columbus.
the rush Of negroes from Southeastern
Georgia to Florida Ia very great.
Columbus is trying to engage Jefferson,
but 80 far Without success.
The residence OF DR.. Head, of Miller Coun.
ty, was consumed by fire few days slDee.
Six hundred Thousand dollars haze been
turned over to the new State treasurer of
Georgia.
The Columbus mandatory he's declared
a dividend of three per cent. from the earn
ings OF the past six months.
The death of Mr.. Charles Baker, an old
and well-known citizen OF Augusta, -is an
nounced.
The Opera Housein Atlanta has never been
as crowded as 1t was on Monday night last,
when Jefferson appeared there as Rip Van
Wrinkle.
The Central Railroad has purchased $780,
900 worth of City Of Macon bonds, running on
an average of fifteen years, at eighty-fye
cents. This has been done, In part, to relieve
Macon's finances, and is due, In measure, 20
The efforts of Mayor Huff, who Ia now destroy
ing $l70, 900 worth of the city scrip.
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Receipts per Railroad, January "a.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1882 bales cotton, IL bales goods, 30 cars wood .
ana lumber, bbls rosin, 6 cars stock. TO Rall.
road Agent, Shier d Hernandez, q Aalonee,
] Salinas, felzer. Rodgers 4 co. Mowry Son.
Witte Bros, Kinsman Howell, Reeder Davis,
L. D DeSaussure, A 8 Smith, 8 r HOlme- w
Ryan. G Walter CO. Stone Phosphate %,
q Granger, Counts WrOton, Frost co,
Murdaugh d Weekley, Orawley& Dehon. Tren.
holm Son, Blschon 4 CO. II Klatte 90, u
Marshail q CO, n Triest, U GraYeley, Schnell.
Pringle Son., J Robson, Upper & son, Wisa
Stenens, Werner & Ducker, b Leiding, Caldwell
son, WC Bee co.
NoRTHRAsrRRN RAILROAD.
252 bales upland cotton. bags sea islsnd COT
ton bbs spirits turpentine, 322 bbls rostn, cars
lumber, nails, mdse, DC. To y r Marshall co,
Fenwlck Talbot, Chapeau d Hebron, J A
Pritohard, D Stuney, A 3 Smith, Witte Bros,
Barden Parker, Fross CO. Trenholm d Son,
T Smith, Ingranam Son W z Rysn. Rormann
Bros, JeIords co. 3 Railroad co, Martin d
Mood PeIzer, Rodgers d co, Whilden Jones, w
u Oor-tuey d co, Holmes, e Welling, Il
Age :, order, and others. .'
SAVANNAH AND oHARLEsroN HAILR0AD.
Al bales upland cotton, so bags sea Ia and cot
233 bushels rough rice. cars lumber, ,md,e, dc.
To Whllden Jones. q Pinckney. e Perkins, n
Bschon & CO, w Taylor, D U Kracke. Boyd,
Boyd, D McPheIson, Fraser d Dill. Aurdangh
d Weekley, Counts Wroton, W StoopS, heedef
4 DavIa, sunday Times, W lowing, Crawie
4 Dehon, Pringle Il Scp, " Boyle. WO gee 3
co. w N Bird co, n Eason Bro, II Triest,
d HALLS Mrs Pollard, Thomas Murray, PelSer,
Rodgers Il CO, 8 Stoney, Mowry Son, Pnok-
ney Bros, Rlchardr T p Smith, Wheeler l. VII.
son Manfg 90, Witte Bros, Johnston, Crews co,
Forwarding Agent, and Others.
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Obltnarp.

LININ1.-In approaching the grateful but
m0urnful privilege Of recording the virtues OF
loved ones gone before, the human heart IN ordl'
nary cases shrinks within Itself at the lmpo er,
lshment OF language to convey proper estimate
OF their virtues anu usefulness. But wnen QUE u
exalted character. unparalleled useininess, uni
limited charity and christian graces ~ Ieysu s a.
from the mi st or family and irlenas, A taT Sou ~
cI a ,ied which can never be nled-a loes entail
cd which is irrepsrable and grief whicn notn'
ing but the Mighty Spirit can assu8ge OF over.
In the death Of Mrs. SUDAN BOWEN LnIad,
which took place on the 10th instant all that mas
been previously slit can be lully sus!alneG;
Universally beloved thehighest need OF pralse WIZ
be rendered by all to her great mer ana t1S T n,
heavy heart, which Ia. had the precious prlvi.
lege Of ner love- In the family circle, VINO s ieit
to Ill her placer Her constant acts OF oevosion
and orethouaht her generous iosng se, nroG nss
in the dark b. ur OF deep distress, or ennance tne
Joys OF gladstone youth. her Wonorous tnts, n nS.
loving 1nselnsh heart. All these and more can
whom she moved. Nor did he; ever-open ana
gushing heart dispen its love only upon 1es nes
family and friends. Ask the poor II nossv Iae,o
ever an obstacle IN their reacni1g Hef scattersd
throughout the state the grateful hni. Hs
acknowledged In unmessured termS nrioS,sped Iom
nntasy cot In cherries hospitals was oIgasehsa s.
by her winning and firra care for ali their
wants the kind words SPOKEN ana tne ssIs 81
hsa1e eea Suggest childhood never
faieS TO recognize In her that pure love when
nno alone could know Ins so,roTh sSs
warm snark OF sympathlzlng sistef's love, emit
ted rom M heart itself chilled with its own nm.
told sorrow. The samaritan himself would have
bowed in reverence to that heart which conla-
ually forgot its own grief and anguish In tn9
presence OF another's suffering, and smiled amid
her own tears to brighten anu cheer the afnlcted
heart she loved. 1t were impossible TO 1aiiy WIIe
her many claims upon the memory Of her sotrow, rn
Mora ahidino can be ead Of her than that the MAS
Ter who ne name was the last lisped by her culver.
Ing p win surely say to her; 10 as NV
hrs,bren has5 rem ,on m nave done it unto me"
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funeral Notires.
"The memory OF the jast Is blessed.n

1.-THE memory OF the jast is blessed"
MACKEY.-Died, at his hom", In the City Of
Charleston, on the morning OF the 22d inst, after
q pref illness, OF typhoid pneumonia, JOHN g.
~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Aoquaiutances Of the late JOHN G. MAcKEY.
ESQ and OF his brother, Judge 7. J. Asckey, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
Of the former at the residence Of his family, No.
AZ Radcliffe street, and at Trinity Church; THH
Thursday AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock. 1an2se
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WAsHISGroN January "a.
Probabilities: For the New England STATES,
uinda ueerino to northerly and essterly on
Tbursdav' T,urs with increasing cloudIness. For
,h MdG,e States. falling barometer, fresh
and brisk northerly to easterly winds, cloudy
weather and rain. except tor the northern
For Ihe South Atlantic and Eastern Cult
States. easterly to southerly winds, falling
barometer, rising temperature and rain. For
ihe western Gull States and northward to
wisconsin and Minnesota, rising barometer,
falling temperature, fresh and brisk westerly
10 northerly winds, and clear and clearing
weather. These conditions extend eastward
during the day over probably Michigan, ONO,
Kentucky, Tennessee, and western portlone
OF Georgia and Florida.
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amend section 2 chapter 25 of the General
Statutes, were ordered to be enrolled for ratl-
acation. The joint resolution to allow extra
compensation to Judge Green was indefinitely
postponed;
The joint committee appointed to investl-
gate the outstanding pay certificates and bills
payable, are to sit every morning hereafter
from ten to twelve. All holders OF such paper
are 10 be notified by advertisement in THE
NEWS, and other papers, to present the same
for examination. PICKET.
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WA1Fs FROM THE WICKED oIrK.

NEW YORK, January az.
The recent decision With regard TO Foster,
the car.hook murderer, seems 10 have greatly
depressed Stokes.
The steamers Columbia and Crescent City,
Of The Havana line, have been seized for debt.
The Moro Castle will also be seized on her
arrival.
Mesdames Woodruff and Clafin are again In
the Tombs.
A meeting of the Samana Bay Company was
held to-day. The commissioners report was
accepted. and officers tor the ensuing year
alpnfpd
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More Blood mt Sntory.
TIE PACIFIC SLOPE.

sAN FRANCISCO, January %.
Reinforcements are moving against captain
Jack. Fourteen dead (wh!te) oooies were ielt
on the recent battle field;
Roth Ihe eastern and western surveying
partles engaged on the Texas and Pacific Rail-
road met iasI Thursday at Arizona City.
The clipper snip, Young America" has ar
rived from Liverpool. Her time out-nlnety-
nine days-Was the fastest on record.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

-Adylcps from Peru report the smallpox as
making terrible ravages.
in eleellng Anderson, mayor, and the entire
board of aldermen.
Fowler has been nominated for postmas.
ter at Milledgeyille, Ca, and Mrs. Blce at
Grenada, Miss.
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marrie6.

RS-CoaKFIELD.-At Marion, JanuarII
9Th. by The Rev q. F. Anderson, Mr.. ALBIRT!
MYERS to Miss YBNNIE A. CoRKFHLD.
HOLSoN-MARTAIN.-At Marion, January !,
l6th, by the Rev. J. e. DuLlop, Nj. A. NICHOLSON,
to Miss LAURA MARFAIN.
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"srRENGTs, BUT NOT 1MPArIENoE
The Pretended Programme OF the
Young Pretender.
,JannarV %.


Young Pretender.
LONDON, January %.
tbs reported that conference @ has aso1ss 6esa
held at Chlselhurst, aC WHICH Ia IL pnaont ~as ord
Prince Jerome Napoleon political guardian OF
the Prince Imperial
rho Intentions of the BOnapartisls would be
Issued, I nor would any proclamation be pub;
iIshed. The Prince Imperial Is not to be M styled
pisrrefonds. He has adopted as hls motto:
.sSlrength, but not Impatence."
More Blood mt Satory.
PARIS, January %.
Fenoay, DeCamp and Be Bsnot c, condemned annin ed
setnrv Plain Fenonilly died without utter.
ing ma a word. DeCamp's last words were, VI
die assassns!ed DoSu Win la ass c6satU hs
PennhIic' ihe Commune and the army. Only
one yollsy was fired. as all three died Instant
". But few spectators were present.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-23
trnu fate for Glassihratio11.

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