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Debt less cash in treasury. 50, ,l4J, ,ts5, 1856
Decrease during month . 6752 o29
Bonds issued toPacific r. R. Co.'S. =
interest payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding. - -. g., ,62s, ,5I2
Interest accrued not yet paid 648 a35
Interest paid by United States -. 20, ,427, ,9s6
Interest repaid by transportation,
mails. etc. Observation-Disclosures. 4,422, Ill
Balance interest paid by q. ST.. 16,C25.s74
Wednesday, September 10, is the time
appointed for the great Graphic balloon as
eension and voyage across the Atlantic.
Treasurer Spinner is of the opinion that
congressman who have covered into the
treasury their undrawn back pay, without
consideration and without legal authority
or warrant Of law, can recover the same at
any time by due course of law.
g Beau y Hickman, well-kriown Wash
ington character, died few days ago in
the Providence Hospital.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-09-27

THE seventy-seventh birthday of two
men and one woman, triplets, named Litch-
field, was celebrated a few days since at
Scituate, Conn.,, where they were born,
married, and always lived with their fami-
lies.
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MISCELLANEOU

Gold closed in New York, September 3,
at 116.
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FOREIGN.


The session OF the Spanish Cortes is to
be suspended from September i to Novem-
Der 8.
A Madrid dispatch (Aug. 29) says that
the Carthagenian insurgents have liberated
all the Carlist prisoners in that city. The
Carlists in turn liberated all the Commu-
mist prisoners who happened to fall
into their hands. Many OF the
Communists who have been impE-
Gated in the recent eXcesses are fleeing
to the Carlist lines and enlisting. General
Campos had twenty-four Krupp guns in
position before Carthagena. Admiral Lo-
bos was at Gibraltar, with the squadron
which recently attempted the lombard
ment of Carthagena.
The British Government has determined
to send an expedition against the Ashar-
tees.
The artillery men of Barcelona garrison,
who mutinied and endeavored to bring
about general revolt, have been tried by
court-martial Twelve of the most guilty
are sentenced to death, and thirty to trans
portation to penal colonies.
The Government of Spain has informa-
ton which leads to the belief that the Car
lists and Insurgents are acting in concert.
A recent Berlin dispatch says that Ro-
man Catholic Bishop Koltt has been sem
fenced to pay fine of four hundred thai
ers and Bishop Ledresowsky one thousand
two hundred thalers, for an infraction Of
the ecclesiastical laws in appointing clergy
men without obtaining the sanction OF the
State authorities.
Spanish adviees to September /, an
nounce that the Carlists had resumed the
siege of Bilboa; the Carlists under Saballs
| had been defeated; ten thousand Spanish
Republican troops had arrived at Vittoria,
| in the province of Alava, on their way to
Estella; General Campos had summoned
the Carthagena insurgents to surrender,
and they had answered by hosting the
black flag on their works; rumor was
also current that Alfonzo, Prince of As
turias, would shortly attempt, ON Spanish
soil, to proclaim his accession to the
| throne.
The Dominion Government has sent
Hon. Donald A, Smith, M. P, to Manito-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
A StNrtling QufrY.

Gerald Massey, tho English poet
aud lecturer, appeared on Sunday
evening in New York before large
auhicnc", his subject being tho words
Of Robinson C,usoc's man Friday
"li that God SO strong why Ilo not
Kill that devil 2" The lecturer stated
that in this passage Of De Foes thcro
was more food for thought than in
any other ho had ever written, and
tho expectations Of the audience
were great whenhc started out in Il
very Intelligent manner. Before
going fa:, according to Now York
papera, the lecturer plunged into a
sea Of mythology, IIcbraic ard Egyp.
tlan, from which ho did not return
even at the end Of the lecture, leay
ing his audience SO completely be
wildered that nobody had any ide1
What he was talking about. A. city
paper says "NIr. Massey's lca,nin'
will claim him recognition as a lee
turcr but if his other lectures ar,
as mystical as sWhy Does not Go,
Kill tho Devil 2 very few Of hi
auditors will understand, although
they may admire him."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
.es9SssSf |. NEs 81 q Es ssnspss
The only Known Medicine
THAT At TIIESAME TINE
Purgcg, Puriiics, and STRENGTHENS the
System.

THAT At THE SANE TIME
furgco, Purlics, and Strengthens the
System.
DR.. TUFTS Fills arc composed of many
'ngreoicnta. Prominent among them are
SarSParilla nnd wild Cherry, 80 united as
10 act together the one, through its ad 9.
m'N'ore win other substances, purifying
and rnrgiEg: while the other substances
purifying md urging while tho other is
h'IrhGi' enlns the system. Thus these
Pi!lsar III the same inc tonic and n
cat harIic. a dcsidrrntnn long sought by n
medical men, but never before discovered
In other words, they do the work of two
medicines and do it much ettcr than any
we we know o., for they remove nothing
from inc system but impurities, 20 lhaI
while they purge they nso :rcn gthcn and
hcncr they cause no debility md are fol-.
bowed 10y no reaction.
Dr.. TUFTS Pills have won l,,iul iuHu.
ence on The bloo'l. They not only purify
without weakening it but they remove al
noN'"us particles from the chyIe before II
IS converted into llui'l, and thus makes i'm
pure blood an utter impossbiility. As
'hcre Is no drhilitnIion, SO Tiers is ne
| nausea or sickness attending the operation
OF TINS most excellent mcdi, me, whicl
never s'ArnS Of tortures the dipestiy,
organs. but causes them TO work in n nor
icclly natural manner : hence persons Ia
Eing them do net become pale and pmncin
tr", but On The contrary, while all mpuri
'!cs are being removed, the combined nc
'on OF the Shrshparilla and Wild Cbcrr,
rnr'ft'S and invigorates the body, and {
roEouSt state Of health is the result O.
their united action.
ir'cc 20 cents Il box. Sold by all Drug
GiS'S. Depot l3 Corllandt ST. NY.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
For Lovers Of Flowers.

\ most beautiful aud easily attain.
ed show OF cSery1cens any be had by
very simple plan. lIgora,ium branch
cs taken from luxurlant and healthy
plant just before tho winter sets in,
t@ cut as ior slips and IMMERSED in
soap water, they will after for two or
three days, shed their lr#vcy, put
forth fresh ones, anil continnc in the
greatest viGor all winter. BY placing a
number Of Sot.lcs thus GlIed in Il
Flower basket, with mo>s to conceal
the hotties show OF lasting
green is easily insured for the wholc
season. They require no fresh wa
ter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
Special! Notices.

"Now is tho winter OF CIV disconIant
made gl"riou*,' by orr houses being
made warm and comfortable. II ayi..g Sc,
cured good Doors. Sashrs an,l Blinds.
Marble and Marhlc;1rd state Mnntci
liccca from, the Great Southern Euilicrs
Emporium. 10 those now suffering cnlI
ir"lh family doors and broken sashcs. &e ,
we say order II once from Mrs>rs, |. H.
iiall \ Co., Charleston, :. c. Thcy are
also Agents FOE AsbcS,ns' Roofing, Felt
and h,ih. which is superior to lin, and
particularly desirable ror r0vfs Of all
Kinds, Tor sale at manufacturers prices.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
The Fairfield Herald.
PUBLISHED
EYER Y W'EZ!VE,SDHY Y.
Diptllerla.
A physician Of distinguished ability

A physician Of distinguished ability
gives US the following facts concern
ing this much dreaded disease
|. In its nature, it is not local
affection, as is usually supposed, but
constitutional, .pervading the blood
of the wholcsystem before it makes
its appearonco in any part it is Of n
nature kindred to orysipclas, aud
though epidemical, is not, strictly
speaking, infectious.
3. Its most manifest symptom is u
false membrane, Of q white color,
which forms upon and around the
tonsils, near the palate, and which it
thickcns and extends, unless checked,
until the patient dies from suffoca.
tion. This false membrane is. how
ever, not confined TO the throat, but
may sometimes be seen upon the
hand, or arm, or any other place
where the skin has been removed.
3. Among tho cautions to lc OBJ
served are tho following: Avoid al
medicines and modes Of trcatmcn
which shall exhaust tho strongth, ant
be careful not to injurc the skin b,
blistors or counter irritants, particu
larly in tho noighborhood of th
throat.
4. TO effect it's cure, aim to rcstor
as rapidly md effcctually rs possible
tho patients waning strength. Fo
this purpose, let the dict DO Of tn
most nutritious chickc
soup, beef tea, etc, give freely G
ogg'nogg, made Of good whiskcy, o
use the stimulant in any other wa,
that will combine nourishmcnt wit
stimulation. Add to the genera
strength by tho use Of mineral tonics
of which mono is better than muriat
of iron. which may be administcrc
as largely as ten drops at dose
every three hours, for IN adult. Bc
tween tho doses Of iron. giyo fro1
five to fifteen grains of chlo,atc (n,
ohlortac) Of potash or soda. TI
chloride of soda may be u.cd us Il
antiscptic garglc, but the best gargl
Is common salt.
If tho disease gives signs Of peri
odlcity, by regular rcmiSsiuns an
acccssions, then bring to Your aid til
great anti-periodic, quininc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
u cv. DR.. Deems, pa:tor of Tho tM,En,

CIV. Dr.. Deems, Pa;tor Of Tho GHhfo,h
Il u OF the Strnnge,s and Editor OF the
''hr's'ain Age New York, has written q
work enti''cd Jesus, complete in one
octave volume Ct I36 pages. beautifully
illustrated. This book is mcetfng with a
large sale. Dr.. Deems being n true rricbh
nl Sourthcrn people. his book will be eager
~ looked for here. Sold only through
canva.sing agents appointed by the Pub
fishers. For territory for This aud tho
Grand Pictorial Book Of travels "all round
the world address.
UNITED ST >TFS PUBLISHING CO.,
ii |" University Place, New York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
TO the Planters and Far
merS of South Carolina.

VIE subscriber respectfully inv ties
- your attention 10 n Portable Pin, K
ana straight rail fence, which he CO nfiden
~ believes solves the Fence Ouestio,.
whic" since The change of our labor system
Is now tho question Of the farm.
This fence Is one Of inquest ioned u crit
so proclaimed By all who havo examined
or o. nscd u; With nearly ONE HALF LESS
Nails, the unsigh'ly crooked fence csn
be eitcd, with small cosl, into a sub
stantial: durable fence. without the use of
new rails: II is cnsily made-can be
rapidly constructed. Properly constructed
Is PROOF against unruly stock, wind CT
nooo' ana Will stand ten years, if not
longer, without repair. No part of the
renee need touch the ground. Requires no
post-holes' no wire, no barring or mortis.
ing.
This fence has been in use in The States
OF new ork and Mississippi, and in every
instance has more than met the most san
! farmers.
This fence VIVA patented by Geo. r.
| Clake and Co., Of New York in 1867. The
undersigned has purchased tho entire in
terest OF the palehtees for the State Of
SCUM Caroiinh; and ,is prepared TO sell
COUNTY AND FARM RIGHTS for the
same. These will be sold on reasonable
terms.
Over the justly POPULAR Fence of ths
ReV. John IL. Stone, il has the following
Advantages
lst. It is cheaper. because being an
"Air Line Fence" IL takes less rails
because, having no wire and post holes to
pay for, il will save in actual cost more
than double the cost of Farm Rights Of any
sized farm.
End. 1t is more durable. Having no
pos: in the ground, it chhaot rot off.
Every rail being clear Of the zrotlhu, ex.
empts it from he saihe disadvantage,
Being firmly braced. it offers great resis
tance to stcck, wind or food.
Sd. Being portable It. is more convenient
in construction and desirable III use.
TO cnterprising young men a rare on
portunity is offered to make money in the
purchase Of County Rights. CORES, on
dcncs solicited. Address
G. III. ROBERTSON.
WfNN,SB ORO.
| N. As will be absent from tho statc
until the lst of November. Parties wishing
further information will communicate with
F.. Ellison. Agent for Fairfield County.
sep 27 Gm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
OIgIZENS' SAW llsliN
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Deposits III '$l and Upwards Received.
INTEREST ALLOW At THE RATE
.OFSEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM
ON CER7IFICd TES,. OF DEPOSIT
AND SIX PER CENT, GOMPO UND.
ED EVERY SIX MONTHS ON .AC.!
COUNTS.
OFFICE ERSe
Win. .hlErtin, President.
John B. Palmer, Vice President.
a. @. Brenizor, Cashier.
j. II. Sowyer in general charge.
John 9. Is. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Dirtetcr,.
Wade Hampton, william Maftih, y. G..
Haskell, f. W. McMastar. E. II, HSinitsh,
John b. Palmer, Thomas Il. Gregg,
ColuWbin. o
q. T. Scott, Ecwberry.
W. G. Mayes, hewberry.
D. II. Rutlclgo, 'ChsrIesfon.
Daniel Rayencl, Jr., Charleston,
Winns6oro Branch.
sam'l B. Clownoy, Assistant Cashier.
Pointers, Mechanics, and Professio nal
Men, Widows, Orphans. Trustees md
County Officers, hhving money for which
they have no present use, oan here deposit
it, thus avoiding all risks Of 'thefts and
destruction by Tire, md at the samo time
draw interest thereon ill needed.
june 24-ly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03

Consisting of Walnut Chamber safts
Painted Cottage Suits, Parlor Suits, Wal
nut, Poflnr and Pine Wardrohcs, Side
boards, Safes, SScrc.hrics. bureaus, Wash
stands, Tables, Book Racks, lowell Racks
and Hall Racks, Desks. Cots. Chairs
Piano Stools, Sof,s, Lounges, Etageres
Book Cases, Coulter Stools. Bookkctpers
Stools, Cribs aud Cradles 'ofth'e very hest
quality. For Design and Workmanship,
uncqualcd. which | offer at Columbia and
Charleston Prices Save your freight Bills
by buying At HOME.
BcdStcadS
OF MI styles made Of hard Southern
Wood, and warranted to give entire salts
faction. Use economy and buy the best.
Ntven Wire Mattresses
THAT will last IL life time. They are
comfortable, durable, cl ,siic and clcanly.
Wool, Cotton
AND Hair Top MnttrcsscA. Our prices arc
beyond . timpelition ofthe the same Quail
ty.
Mirrors and Pictures for sale.
Repairing:
Furniture neatly Repaired Mt moderate
prices. Picture Frnmcs made to order
materials furnished
sept rs II. W. PHILLIPS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
JWRyyBEB a.

IT. arrests decay o. vital forces exhaustion
o, nc nervous system, restores vigor to
the delibi'atcd, cleanses vitiated blood.
removes vesiolcs, distractions und acts
u'fec,iy on tho Liver and Spleen. Prico ST.
u bottle: John Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt
St.. n. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
.FoR SAI,F

TNHAT valuable piece of property in the
+ Town Of winnsboro, formerly be.
longing to Con. Jno. Brattou, consisting
ofa commodious dwelling, on thouses, and
lots. Sold only 10 change investment.
For particulars, apply at.tt ofioe.
nov Calm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03

Genuine Walthtm Watches sent G. O y
The best a:d cheapest in tic world, an,l
tho most accurate. Frustrated prlrr list
and lowest rates sent hcr. Address Full.
LER < CO., ~ Bond S., New York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

= N2'a.ia s,nt 10y mail for iUo that
retail ulitk for $50. Il. l.. WUiCOTr,
Is! Chatham Square, X. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03

IL o. staeEss. No, wc would only call
a''cn'i"n TO oar Wen Anger. with which
man can earn $50 per day in good tc,ri.
tory. II hnrrS any diameter, an ordinary
wells ot The rate u, lin II. yer day. Farm
'n"nShir X County Rights tcr sale. Drs
c''P''' DOCK sent on receipt oi De. pos
'asc' Adr'a ACGEN Co, ~. louis Aio.
~ iHN tlipAMNCY. "r SOUL CnAEhI.
lNG.' How either "rx may .ascina,r
ana gun The love N affections Of any per.
son Ihry choosc, Instantly his simple
mental requirement all can possess. free. hy
mail Tor 20 cts, together with marriacc
gniha, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints 10
hadics, Wedding Night Sniri.. Sc. \ pnccr
book. Address 7. WILLIAMS K co. Pubs.
rhila.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03

=, mo highest Medical Authorities Of
europe sny the strongest Tonic, Purifier
and Dcobstruent know 10 tho mo,,;ooi
Mnrll Ia S'.N "iNN'NNt
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
Leaving the Sinking Ship.

Tho Chicago Stats Heituug, chief
organ Of the Republicans of illinois,
thus announces its departure from
the Republican party: "Thc causes
from which the Republican party
rose have long cease to exist. By
ITS stupidity and short sightcdncss in
string mp 2eal issues anew and ro.
wing questions finally disposed Of,
tho Democratic party has kept alive
the Republicans compelling those Cor
man Republicans who were 50 from
sincere conviction to continue q re.
pulsive alliance with tho profes.
sional English~speaking Republican
politicians. But with the failure Of
the last attempt, made by Grcelcy's
nomination, FOR reaction which
would undo the rights secured by the
war, has disappeared every reason
Tor connection that can have no
other object but to assist unpratefnl
aoub!c.faced English.spcaking scoun.
drels to profitable Offices. Tho M.
no's Stats Zeitung, at least, viii
honceforth have nothing to do with
THIS sort of American 'Rerublicans, :,
ana protests, hereafter against the
ees'gnatlon ola Republican paper. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
PROMPT SETTLEMENT hE:
QUIRED.

9AhIiES indebted TO the undersigned
l. either hy notes Or open accounts
arc ONCE MORE requested 70 come for
ward and settle their Indebtedness. Those
remaining unsettled on the 1st Of Deccm-
her next; will be place Il in the hnnds of an
Attorney, and their collection forced by
the usual legal course.
Cotton will be received at market price;
or hc'd until better prices prevail.
This notice Is hnal, and tn osc Interested
"dal savo money by needing il.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
Colonel MOyby.

In recent number Of the South crl
Homo We mentioned that Hughes, The
black. .and.tan candidate for Goycrno,
OF FirSinia, was too low down to be
supported by even the renegade
Mosby. 1t appears from the follow
ing extract from private letter from
distinguished Virginia Representa-.
two in Congress that We wore misin.
formed concerning Colonel Mosby's
political status. Our friend says
"Colonel hlosby has just shown me IL
copy OF your paper in which he (Mos
by) IS called Il renegade and it is
supposed that you wrote the the arti~
Gle. l was sorry to sec such a piece
from you, i i and be.
cause think the epshet is not de-
served. Mostly was for Grant against
Greeley but never went with the
Kadicals, and has rendered Us impor
portant services in tho oampaien,n
%c. 1t is stated, also, that Mosby
supported General kompcr, and "uni
tormly lent his influence with Grant
III favor of Conservatives, particularly
of those who who suffered from Gov.
ernmcntal pcrsccutiou."
We arc always pleased to find our
selves in error when We have unwit.
tlngly imputed 10 any respectable per-
son tho disgrace Of Entertaining Radi.
cal sentiments therefore, relying ON
our correspondents assurances, we
cheortully withdraw the obnoxious
eoplthct only rcgretting that So gal.
liant a soldier MS Colonel MosLy should
by his quasi aliliation with the stolil
oppressor of tho South law himself
liable to the reconstruction of bcin.t
considered renegade and traitor
TO our cause and our people. "Judgc
n man by the company he keeps" is
as true IN politics as in Morals and
we have no patience with, no esteem
nor respect for, men who can lower
themselves to friendly footing with
the vile demagognes and fanatics who
hsvc humiliatcd and tramp!cd under
foot our fair Southland.
IT We have done Colonel Mcsby an
injustice by attributiog to him such
conduct, we regret it for, in COM
mon wioh tho Southern people, we
nave ever felt high degree of pride in
tho successful exploits of the dashinr
virginia partizan. And if it shall |
appear that he, in his old fashion
has only worked around in the enc.
my's rear to operate on his communi.
cations, we shall bo we'll pleased to
chronicle tho result. -.Souihcrn Home.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-03
G. III. ROBERTSON.
tFgNh.OD rD n

N. As will be absent from tho state
until the lst of November. Parties wishing
further information will communicate with
f.. Ellison. Agent for Fairfield County.
sep 81 Gm
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-21
DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS Oh q. &. d A. IL. &c.


On and after sunday, Feb. 10th, 1873,
trains will run as follows.
NORTH NO. 3. 80. |. NO. 7.
Leave irvine. i2,15PM. 5.20P N
Leave Oil CITY 500 A NJ, $50 NJ. $50 NJ
" Pet.Cen $50 :. 3,37 - S,33 /"
" Ti'usv. 40 " 4.25 " 0,l5 "
Arrive Cory, S.59 500 " 1910 "
No 9--Accommodston Freight
Leaves Oh City $50 A NJ; Pet. Centre,
1913; Titusyille, ll.05; AR. CORY, IL, 40pm
SOUTH. NO, 2. no. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, O,55 A N. go A NJ. GO p M
" Titusy. II. 90 NJ. 7.30 g 7,30 "
" p. Cen. l.20 S,l7 " SIS
Arrive O. City 2,UG '' 900 d" 800 "
4" Irvine. $50 " ll.SS 90
No. lO--Accommodaton Freight
Leaves Cory LAO p m; Titnsv, 2,55; Pet
Centre. S,55; Ar at OH City, 4,30 p m.
eysS- No. and { run on sunday.
"a" "COmmenc Nov. Sd trains will run
by Philadelphia time, which is TEN MIN
UTEs FA"rER than our time.
i. J. LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt.
G. ]. HEPBURy. Asa't enpt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-21
Tine Beautiful Flowers, &c.

ELEVEN Greenhnu full. A tG-page Cata
IL iogue free. AIS $1,000 Roses Jaf Million
Norw y Spruce, 10000 Sweet Chestnut Trees,
af0,hC0 Usage Plants, 50000 choice { rape Vines,
Ornamentals of all kinds Most coDpete assort.
ment in the v est. Come and see, or address
STORifS, HARRISON d co,
Pauesvile Lake County Ohio
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-21

*station for jamestown, N. Y, ard connection
with A. & C. ". trains east aud west. Connects at
Warren with trains east and west on the p. d E
X. L. u. TiIAYER Genl Supt,
Dunkirk, New York
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-20
TOLEDO.
An Extensive Fire.

This evening at 4 o'clock, the grain
elevator known as the Wabash Eleva-
tor, No. ., took fire and the building
destroyed. There was in store l25, 600
bushels OF oats and 10000 bushels oi
corn. The building was worth about
100000 with q capacity Of 100000.
bushels. The insurance was principal
ly as follows on tie bulldogs and stock:
Royal OF Liverpool. S25.OCo Home
Of New York, $4,000 Liverpool &
London, s25,0O0; Qaeen, $4,000 In
surauce Company of North America,
$4,000 North British & Merchantile,
$4,000; Hartford oi Connecticut. So, 900;
Ph@oix Of Sew York, $780, Howard
OF New York, 5000; Imperial Of Lon
don, 5000 Firemens Of Louisville,
$500; Pennsylvania, $1,000; 1E.ua,
4, 900; American Union, s.. 500 London,
$1,000 franklin Of Wheeling, $500
Alps 800; German, OF Cincinnati Z, 800
Springfield 1000 State of Missouri
1000 American. o! Philadelphis, j.
SOC; ST. Paul, OF Min ueso,a 1000 Peo-
niles, New Newark, y. j., 1900 Penn
1850; Sun, oi Cleveland, Breuera. Of
Milwaukee, and Girard. .ot Philadelpbia,
1000, each; Continental, OF New York.
500. There will be a salvage of about
20 per cent on the grain. The origin
Of the fre is unknown.