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TIE wcllsburg Ns'cs finds fresh ar
gumcnt in favor OF railroad up Buffalo
In the enormous proportions Of some
Peachblow potatoes sent to the editor by
a friend at Bethany. Nothing short of a
railroad is equal to theif convenient
TRANSPORTATION.
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THE Wellsburg Ners referring 10 the
re.brick manufacture about New Cum
berland, expresses the belief that the r
W. e. X. Railroad will be extended to
that point before many years. 1t ought
10 be done next season.
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THE "UxCLEAN THING" WITH INTER-
EsT.-John T. Bird, Of the third New
Jersey district, "a Democracy yesterday
covered his back pay into the Treasury
with interest from the date oil the passage
OF the law. Very few birds have thus tar
been discovered who flock with him.
Wash. Star.
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OFFICR-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Lelt hand side going from Baltimore street :
few door from the corner. ~ Fall lot TO o.
Servo nRmo and number.
EMO letters received unlcss postpaid, Gt!
containing stamp 10 be used on thereby "a.
sons writing should state age and send poftIoi
Of advertisement describing systems.
Thn nnntnvIs nTnF nIIA honnI In hia hhifr
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy ROIIef for Yong MOl from the et'
hood restored, ImpedIments to Marriage re.
moved New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies Books and circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes. AddtIEs, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 3 South Ninth 81, PhilA-
delphIA, Pam institution having q high repu.
SkIll, jy1.dAW
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The FALL SESSION, or 7wtnty E4kJ, optnI
September 8, 1873,


DRPARTMElTs.
Normal, -ThiR Department 10 designed 70 aid
young Ladies and Gentlemen In full and thorough
education for teaching. 1t embraces tull course
OF Mathematics, Sciences, RnEllSh Grammar and
Literature, Geography and Nap drawings,
Analysis, Book Keeping, Elocuton, PenmAn
ship, Philosophy, Theory and Practice Of Teach.
ing, History, Model School Practice, g., &c.
Upon the compilation Of tho courSe Of study the
pupil receives Diploma, which authorizes her
or him TO teach in any tree school Of the State
without further examination. Tuition 10 frcOto
Academic and FtnGls college Dtpartmns-
The plan Of study and Instruction in this De-
pSrtnnent 10 equal 70 that ofAny Academy or
Female COLLEGE in tho cOuptEy, embracing full
course In Mathematics, Sciences, Literature,
History, RnRliSh Analysis and Criticism, Latin,
Greek, French and German language; RlO0, In.
StFumental and Vocal Music, Drawing and OIL
Painting, CallsthenieS, &c &c. Instrumental
Music includes Instructions on the Violin, Gni'
tar, Piano and 0rgAn)
The Buildings now occupied by the School are
cApAeiouB and a. well Ad1p Cd 70 tho work Of In
atTuctton q any in tho State.
Students an enter tho Glasses Ot any time, d.
though II d best to BEGIN with the session. Every
young Teacher IN tie State should attend the
school IN the (All, tR0 months, hOloro the open
Ing OF his winter school .....
boafu V nom - 70 g 60peF week. a limited
HUMBER o. young Ladies and GOutlemsn will Be
aided 70 some extent from tho Peabody Fund.
the eod6l OF FAlrmunt u Intelligent and
cultivated, and WIN extend their cordial oynpa.
thy and caro- TO all Students coming 70 IhaSch6ol,
Addr6SS, Tor information,
IuSo j. q. BLAIR, RSIrnout, ". Va.
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TRUsEEEs SALE Of ISLAND

TRUSTEES SALE 0F ISLAND
L HEAL EBTATH. I-b-
ByVirfus Of two deeds Of trust made BY A. H.
AmEine and Cynthia l. bis wife 70 the undfSlgn-
ed trustee, ono Of which deeds q dated Deem
bef g. 1853 and recorded In the once Of the CLERK
Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West Viz
gtnia, in. Deed Book No. 3. page %, and me
otherts dated February Q, 1855, and recorded IN
Id. Val oaef Al public sale a The front door Of
he Court HouGB Of Ohio county, on
'8s SATURDAY, September n, 1873,
Beginning Gt 1OX O'Clock A. l., the following
deScFibod plopeTty, SItaato on wheeling Island,
IL the city OF Wheeling. county OF Ohio and
Stats Of West Virginia that 10 TO say eefta "
piece or parcel Of land situate on BAid 1alAnd IN
O. Z. EApe'S addition 70 HlId city and eommene;
Ing ct the north west corner oIlot numbered
eight 81 In said addition, which 70 9ituAte On
I0uIh side Of gid .VlrtinlA street 8 distance o.
hIxiy (oO feet IN . WegtWardly direction; thence
south one hundred and twenty Q30) feet; thence
east on line parallel with Virginia street nEty
(e0) feet thence north along the west Inc Q!
iAid lot numbered eight lsp one hundred and
twenty feet TO the place Of beginning, tOKotneE
with the buildings and Improvements on said
T1RHs or SALB-Pourteen hundred dollars
(Sl400) In hand, the residue Of the purchase
money In two equal tTBtAllmentg, one St eix and
the other twelve months amer tho day OF sale,
mentB to be secured to the BAtisIReton OF inc
Title believed good, but selling as trustee !
shall convey only such title asis vested in me BY
'U O HRNRY @ KOREAN. Trustee.
VIZ. P HuBIA99D, AtSsE GTS%Ep Au.,,ous.r
HbaslIH0 Alumni "a iH13 aust
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aus
PROPOSALS..

BeAled Proposals will DO received At the once
OF the PenItent!AIy Of West We. until u O'Clock
n. ON Tuesday, 2dseptember, 1873, for four hun:
dred (4OOl perches Coping Stone, one hundred
(IO0) perches OF Brackets, and one hundred and
any (SOl percheS OF Bubble stone, The coping
etone 10 dress four feet long, three feet sl1
inches bed. and one foot rise; the brackets To
dress three ieet long, one foot bed, and one foot
four inches RISE and the rubble TO be good Equafe
stone, alllto be grey sandstone and Of good build
Ing quality, AND ID be delivered on the Peniten'
tiSry grounds ct such times as the supertntcu'
dent may direct, and the whole Amount 10 DO de-
Tweed on or before the drit day OF december,
1873, Proposals will be received for the coping
stone in quantities Of one hundred perchee or
more; for brackets in quantities Of hity pelchee
or more, and for rubble stone In quantities Of
hity perches or more.
samples OF stone will DO received At the office
katnf9 awarding any eopttac 2.
Proposals will be addressed TO Capt. MIhLIAm
L. BRIDGES, sup't, at NoundsVille, VIVA.
ania
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For Sale.
MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY i,
M RRHIDRNCR FOR SALD.

IN auih0rized to sell the elegant county
~ Pike mont four miles from the city Of
tW6oslinS. The holSe contains GileCn nooms,
besides Kitchen, hundry, pantry, bathrooms
Snd cellar. Tho outhouGes are complete and ex;
tvnpiYe, There arc twenty-five aces OF goO9
land. most OF which Is tAsteiulIy laid ont and
Sdorn0d Win Shrnbbery, shade and fruit trees Of
choiccSt variety. This place to be fully Hppre.
ciAted should DO visited, as M. Parton has a.
TTeSt expense wonderfully improved the house
and SURROUNDINGS. In the opinion Of many, ihls
IL mai nc place for the proposed Suburban Ho'
al the Air being As pure and brOclng az At many
Of the popular resorts on the line Of The =. d y:
r n THOS. O'BRIBN,
anS9 Real Estate Agent.
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General Notices.
BelIaire Water Works Bonds.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
~ hauNnk

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BELLAIRE, o., August Is, 1878.
To effect an extension OF the Water Pipes l
am authorized 10 sell few more OF theIe dsBira'
BE securities, In addition TO $9i, 900 already
Sold, The entire loan being limited 10 500 goo.
These Bonds run from TO IS years, and bear
interest at 8 per cent. per annum. The Coupons
are payable in March and September.
These Bonds arc not taxable here, except when
held by residents.
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HE who is only In good health, and Ia
willing to work, has nothing TO fear In
this WOrld.-LeSSing.
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TARM FOR SALE

offer Tor sale the EaHm on which nov. =
reside, situated In MGrshAll county, ". Va some
three miles from The limits Of tho city Of Wheel
ing, on OF near tho Rairmont Pike, containing
lO3Acreg Of arStelasS land, nearly Al Of which
10 10 . hne state Of cultivation. The improve
m0ntB are al OF Tho best consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, With all tho
eonVenienees needful. A large elSteTn supplies
II with eli tho gOtoF for which rain water 10 need.
Cd. There Il alSo large BAN, With cellar; Sta.
bic room Tor Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn CTlb, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant HouBe
containing four roomP; with Churches and School
House within short distance. The said land IL
wei WAtefed, and never.tRillng we'll ct tho barn.
There 10 q good Vineyard Of CAtAWbA and Con.
cord 0FHpe6, and large numbor OF the best e.
lection Of Putt Treeo lnIull bearing, consisting
Of Apples, PeaTB, Peaches, Plume, Cherries and
OUNCES, with AlmoSt all tho AFSt Quality Of
mail NUT grown In thlAp part Of the country,
Any perVOn deBlrinR AEood home near 10 the
city Of Wheeling, whore they can probably ais.
pose Of Nhateyer they may raise for the market,
VIII DO well 70 eaQ on the subscriber, who will
give al the necessary information. TermB easy,
ja7-dAW L. 7. WAYHAN.
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Is 1t not about time that the discussion
on the removal Of the Capital DO COM
menced againG We have not heard any.
thing about 1t Tor several months. Can't
the Wheeling papers come at US again ?
Randeh1 Journal.
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

Its great popularity is due TO the fact, that It
Is the PUREST, CHEAPEsF and BEST BAKING Pow
MoCABE, KRAFT q CO. ProprIetorg,
myi9 Wheeling ". Va.
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Special Notices,
II EP IT IN YOUR HOUSE.
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound.

A SAFE, Sure aud SPEEDY Cure for DiarThea,
DyBentery, CholeIA Norbus, Summer Complaint,
&C. This medicine 10 used and endorsed BY .
greater number Of people than aEy other prepAr'
alton ever introduced. No Cum, no PAT.
McCABE, KRAFT b CO., Prophetorg.
Je3O Wheeling, ". Va
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OAEP MEETING.
THE INGRAM HOUSE.
At MoundsvIlle Camp Meeting, will betept open
70. y week for the accommodation Of persons
visiting the Camp. An3i'
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A ssIGNEEs' NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
Charles PiaGTenbaeh. Merchant Tailor, has made
an assignment to them OF his property for tho
general benefit Of his creditors.
All persons owing said FiAfIenbach arc hereby
notified 10 pay their indebtedness 10 the under
aiRned, who arc alone authorized 10 receive such
payment; and all persons having claims aRAtnHt
sad PfAdenb4ch are requested 10 present tho
same at tho store Of said FiAfIGn6aeh, No. IS
Main street, Centre Wheeling.
GEO. B. CALDWELL,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
AsaIgnefS
.WaHnLiNo. AuRuBt6, 1873, aus
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CITY BOOK STORE.
NEW BOOKS.
WEBBING, August 6, 1873.


THE HAT FEvER-lllustrAted by HHppln-Por.
traying the suIerings Of Mr.. A. Wipr Weeps,
LIPE OF RSv ALEaED CooKMAN-Cloth g 90.
LECTUREs AND eyRn0NS-by Rev. WIN. Pun.
shOn, L Id, cloth 81 50.
A PA1RoF BLUG RTGs-1y ThoS. hardy, cloth
81, IS.
PIcKwIcK PArRRs-HouSehold Edition, illus.
trated BY tn. Mast, cloth g. 90, paper 81 70.
The UEfH OF NATURAL PuEN0HENA-By II.
Rmile SRigey, cloth 81 80
OUTLINE o. Mn, WOMEN AID THM0S-By
Mary Clemmer Ames, cloth 81 so.
Lynx HUMTIAa-"CampiDg Out Series" Vol.
s. cloth 81 80.
Mr. LlTTLE 9IRL-PAper 75c.
Too SooN-By Katherine y. MAcquoid, paper
50c.
INRoCKNT-By Mrs OlIph1nk paper7Sc.
THH WICKED WOODS or ToBERSGVlT-PAper
75c.
RoFEs OF SAND-Paper TIC
FIFTY YRARs IN MARYLAND RITcHEN-clOt1
g. 50.
FIsnna M AAERIcAN WATEns--By GenIo C.
Scott, cloth g 30.
TIE FIBHuNg TouRIBT-By Chas. HAIlock, 81.
IGoAFIsmG-By W. c. Prime, 81 50.
A fne assortment Of Ladies' Stationery, Porte
NounSiCS, Autograph Albums, &C, always on
hand.
I'D STANTON,
Aul5 Cor. 12th and Market Streets.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from on0 Of the most eminent
pat 81 whose life has been spent In the hospitals
OF London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
has eIiectCd gome.of the most astonishing cure.
ever known. Many troubled with ringing 10
the head and ears when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, baShful
meas, with frequent bluShlnH, attended some
Immediately.
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Fairmunt State Normal School
AND
FEMALE COLLEGE,
Located at FAIrmont, Marion County, West Va,
twenty-five miles west Of Grafton on the
Baltimore b Ohio Railroad.

BoARD OF 1NsT1uCTIoN- .t.
]. q. Blair, II. D., LID, Principal.
Mics u. I. DickGy, n. 3 D., Let Assistant.
Misc L. Fleming II. & D., ID Assistant.
And Competent Tutors. ..
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New AdveTtlsemente.
INFORMATION WANTED.

William NeteAif Of Peterborough, Lincoln
shire RnRlGnd, formerly baker on the Cllppei
chip Elizabeth. with 100 souls on board, bound
for Mobile, AlGbGmG, wa wrecked Oh the Flor'
ida coast, and now deAires information o. the
whereabouts Of Joseph HotcAlf, hla uncle,
stock raiser, living somewhere IN this Vicinity.
NetcHll will DO thankfully received ~ the nm
deFalRned. Leave word 0t this once.
SnS6 WILLIAN NETCALR.
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Msthers, Mothers, MOthers.

Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.
Don't fall to procure MRS. WINSLO W's
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident tc
the period OF teething in children. II relievol
The child from pain, cures wind collie, regulated
HE bowels, and by giving relief and health 10 the
chill gives rest to tho mother.
Be euro and call for
MRS. WINSLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by al druggists. je25-h,WAS
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTT will cell 81 P1blie
Auction, on WEDNESDAY, September 80. 1873,
ct 10 O'Clock at he front door Of the Court House
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ONE DKSERABLg BUILDING LOT,

ONE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT,
Situated on Market street, Centre " heelIug, op.
pOSita the market space "West Side" lot No.
%, iorty.four feet front, Running back 10 alley,
the onlyVacant lot for sale on the square: This
10 ono Of the best locations for business Of any
kind In the city. On the premlgeB stands what
10 known 40 the Old Spice Mills. VIII DO sold
a. one or divided In half 10 suit PURCHASERS.
TERMS OF 6ALE-One'third cAlh. balance In
twelve and eighteen months with interest and
approved security. Title clear. ,o
II. r, BRHRBN9.
JIM. MILLER, Auctioneer. aus
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SHEPHERD COLLEGE,

ShepheTdstoWn, W. Va.
Collegiate and Normal male and female, Course
extensive. Experienced teachers. Total ex.
pense9 per year, $3.50. State normal pupils pay
no taiiIon; Others, $40, SIS, $40, according 10
studies. FOR Circulars, address the Principal.
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reflect thAta sound mind and body are the nOsl
necessary regulates TO promote cOunubAl hap
plneas. Indeed, without these the journey
though Life becomes q weary pilgrimage; tte
prospect hourly dArkcns 10 the view; The Inlrl
becomes sh1doWed with despair and llled viii
tho melancholy reflection that the happIuess o.
another becomca bllHhtcd with onr own.
The New York herald., 1873-08-15
THE sTEINHARDT SHOOTING.

The Past History OF the Culprit-Evi-
dences Of Hereditary Traces of In
sanity.
Several theories are current respecting the
motive OF young Steinhardt In the late Vesey
street shooting. His relatives still deny that there
was any difficulty, other than has been revealed,
between him and Mr.. Schonlank. They hint at
tendency to insanity in the young man, and that
will be the defence In case he RECEIVERS and is
brought to trial. Two or three years ago, it is a.
legged, Steinnardt, who had been spendthrift and
an ldler was elected from his home by his father.
For year he travelled about, getting temporary
employment in Chicago and other Western cities.
he has relatives. While there, for the purpose OF
annoying his iather, he caused the report to be
telegraphed to New Ork that he had been killed in
an affray with some rOughs In barrOom The hoax
was not discovered until his object had been ac-
complished, and his family had been plunged into
graceful death. mania Tor suicide in
citable by trouble or any mental excitement, seems
to exist in the family daughter OF MIR. Benja-
min Steinhardt, the iather OF Ephriam poisoned
herself nearly two years ago. Upon learning that
she had become engaged to marry young
with her own wealth, the father exer,
cised his authority rather peremptorily, and
the engagement was broken OF. short
time afterward, in compliance with her fathers
selection. she married Alter a few months OF un-
happy married Lie she swallowed fatal dose OF
Stenhardt, living in Louisville, also committed
suicide. Mr.. Steinhardt now lies very sick at his
residence. at Madison avenue and SiXty-nfth street,
and has not yet been able to see his injured son.
The New York herald., 1873-08-15
DOCK MATTERS.

The Dock Commissioners met yesterday after
noon, Mr.. Westervelt in the chair. The Executive
Committee reported that the communication OF
the Board Of Health in regard to the removal of
the dumping ground from the foot OF vesey street
had been duly considered, and that they recon-
mended to place 1t on file, as further action was
deemed necessary. The report was adopted.
Repairs were ordered on several bulkheads and
piers, and the Erie Railway was authorized to ex-
tend the bulkhead between piers 81 and 80 North
River, and erect shed thereon. superintendent
Turner was directed to erect pier at the foot OF
Fifty-fr street, North River. The owner OF the
small structures encumbering piers 81 and 81,
North River, were ordered 10 remove them. The
communication OF the Board OF Health requesting
that the pier at the foot OF Thirty-eighth street
North River, be assigned to the officers OF the
Health Department, was placed on file In consider
alton OF the fact that Francis swift has now pos
session OF the pier for the purpose Of removing the
ofal and dead animals from the city, large
number OF petitions asking for permission TO place
sheds on piers &c, were presented, and the meet.
ing then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1873-08-15
The Storm In Maryland.

BALTIMORE August IA, 1873.
The rain storm which commenced in this vcin-
tty on Tuesday night ragged with unexampled fury.
Last night the streets in various parts OF the city
were submerged and large number OF cellars
Hooded. Jones' Falls overlooked and portion OF
the old Hooded district was again inundated The
water in some places was four and five feet
deep, but in no instance reached above the
first floors Of dwellings. The utmost con-
sternatlon prevailed for a time among the
dwellers in Harrison and adjacent streets; but
about one O'Clock this morning the waters SUBJ
been more or less damaged, and the detention OF
the mails has been more general than on any pre-
On the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last night
small land slides occurred at Red Cut and Vinegar
HILL and wash at Elk Ridge Landing, which
the track. the train was not damaged.
O'Clock p. M, was delayed at the same
point. cuverI was washed out and one or two
minor washes took place between Elk Ridge land
ing and Annapolis Junction. There were two land
between there and Ilcnester and minor breaks
between llchester and Point Of Rocks. The Wash
ingtOn branch was in running order at ten O'Clock
this morning. Mr.. Sharp the transportation mas.
ter, states that the aggregate loss 10 the road will
not be heavy, and that the main line will be IN
running order by five this p M.
The track at Savern station, on the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad, is submerged, delaying all
trains
The officers of the Northern Central Railroad
state that their road is not affected by the storm.
In consequence of the bursting Of portion OF the
Hartford tunnel, between twelve and one O'Clock
this morning, the dividing walls OF the dwellings
Nos. 270 and 272 BoOd street gave way. causing the
destruction OF two back buildings. All the Kitchen
and dining room furniture were precipiuated into
the stream The inmates barely escaped with their
lives.
The county bridge over the turnpike at Elk Ridge
Landing was washed away, during the storm last
night, carrying with 1t five wires of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. Business is not, how
ever, Interrupted.
The New York herald., 1873-08-15
HEAVY JEWELRY ROBBERY.

ST. LOUIS. NO., August IA, 1873.
Ajewelry robbery OF considerable extent has just
come to light here. 1t appears that, about two
months ago, John Sehuler and Clarence Swayne
left the employ Of Eugene Jaccard Co., corner Of
Fifth and Olive streets, with whom they had
served, one as salesman and the other travelling
agent, and opened wholesale house in the in
surance building corner Of Olive and Fifth streets,
directly opposite Jaccards store. Jaccard 4 Co.,
in examining their stock, discovered that con-
siderable amount of jewelry Of various kinds had
been abstracted The matter was put into the hands
OF detectives, and yesterday morning several hun
dred dollars worth OF jewelry, which Jaccard Co.
identified, was found In the pawnbr0ker's shop Of
samuel Keller, who stated that he had purchased 1t
OF Schuler. Schuer was arrested at his store, and
alter being locked up several hours, acknowledged
that ne had stolen about four thousand dollars
worth of property from Jaccard & Co.
Swayne, who was known to be in Paducah, Ky.,
was telegraphed yesterday, in Schulers name, to
return home Immediately on important business,
and he arrived last night between ten and eleven
O'Clock, ana was arrested as he was getting OF the
cars and locked up. He had trunk with him,
containing some ten thousand dollars worth OF
jewelry, none OF which probably belongs to Jaccard
4 Co., as Schuler Swayne nave beel constantly
replenlshing their stock with the proceeds or the
sale OF the stolen goods.