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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-07-10

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" WOODSTOCK, June 10, 1873.
Thos. D. Smith VS.. Nancy Anders admir- &C.
To PltH. and Defts and a II others concerned.
gu are hereby notified that i have fixed
upon the
10Th day Of July, 1878.
at my Office in Woo dstock, to take the account.
required by decree in said cause, viz: Take
an account Of rents and profits of said land from
deaths Of Nancy Anders down to the e1ecu-
ton of this decree, reporting who is properly
chargeable with same, and any other deemed
pertinent or that either party may require.
At which time and place you are required to
attend.
Given under my hand as cenr. in Chaucery
of coanty court of Shenandoah county the day
and year first aforesaid
jure is-4t. " '"' In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24

In our cities, every one observant OF
passing events Is aware that the twenty
four hours after the close Of work on Sat-
urdsy evening are a season Of the great
est amount Of drinking, rloLing, vice and
crime Of any time during the week. The
reason is obvious. Thousands Of men arc
paid of, and the money goes for all sorts OF
indulgence with wonderful facility. The
following foyeShadOws q remedy, which
we hope will become general.
"Both In England and America, sew
eral large firms have tried, within the last
year, the plan Of paying their workmen on
Monday instead Of on Saturday. In every
case the results have been most crafty.
ing. The temptations necessarily in
Yolved in o day Of leisure and pocket
full Of money have been no longer felt
Sunday, instead Of being devoted to dis.
sipation, hos become q day Of healthiul
recreation and rest; and the weeks
wages, formerly in great part wasted,
have been used TO fur better advant.
age. Under the old system 1t often
happens that trst.clasS wOrkmen lose
from one to three days early in tho week
In recovering from the effects Of their
Sunday debauch. Under the new system
this evil no longer exists. 1t is said that
the same number of men do ono and q
half times as many days work in the same
time. The efficacy of the change has
been thoroughly proven. 1t is to the in
terest Of both master and man; and 1t
therefore lies in the power Of every en-
ployer to add greatly to tho physical and
moral welfare Of his workmen, not only
without any loss, but with positive gain
to himself" ala r|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24
LincoIn's Influence With His Own
Administration.

The flaw, in the estimation OF many,
that mars Mr.. Adams Grafton on William
II. Seward is his assumption that Mr..
Lincoln was but o secondary figure in the
administration, controlled mainly by the
greater experience and the acute intellect
of his chief Secretary. As Mr.. Adams
was out OF the country on important
diplomatic service, and was thus brought
into tho most intimate personal and
official relations, by correspondence, with
the Secretary Of State, his views Of the re-
lations the two men held to each other is
a natural one, even il 1t is 10 some extent
unfounded. Mr. Charles A. Dana, Of the
New York Sun, who held On intimate
connection with Mr. Lincoln, and Is like
" to know whereof he speaks, contra,
diets Mr.. Adams view Of tho controlling
influence OF Seward in this wisC
mo doubt tho Secretary of State had
his full share in the transactions Of that
time. He was much consulted by the
President, who was fond OF his converse.
ton and Of his society, Elt the truth is
and this We say not from reading, infor.
nation or reRtence, but from personal
kuowledge-no man was ever more en-.
tlrely the master OF his own affairs or Of
his own conduct than President Lincoln
of the executive power Of the Govern.
menL lie was on friendly terms with all
the members Of his Cabinet, and gave
them due latitude in the discharge OF their
proper duties; but when any ono had 10
yield his opinion it was the Secret&ty and
not tho President; and his Judgment and
his orders had 10 be followed in every
one Of their departments. There WERE Of
course, occasional differences between
him and them; but there never was q
day when he would not have immediate
" accepted the resignation Of any one o.
them had it been offered, and there never
was day when any one Of them wa!
resolute enough to mako his resignation
tho alternative Of tho rejection Of his ad-
vice"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24
New York Market.

NEW York, April 93.-Flour-Good
demand and shade frmer; super west
ern and State so 90; common to good
Sc 80a7 45; white wheat X IS 60al0 80.
Grain-Wheat-Less active; No. 3 spring
Chicago aaoat 81 62a1 o.; choice north.
western afloat $780,; prime Nc. :9:hIilwau.
kce 81 CT; red western 81 90; white So 05
Rye-Quiet. Barley and Malt-Un.
changed. Corn-Firm; new mixed west.
ern G7a69c; choice old aaoat zoe; in store
GGSC. Oats-Dull; new mixed western
55a54c; old in store 54c; white State and
western 54c. Wool-Fair request; pull.
ed 4Oc; Ohio 48c; extra do 523c, Coffee
Good demand; Rio 161a199, Sugar
Active; fair to good refining 4ia7Bc. Mo
lssses- Firm; New Orleans 67as0c, Rice
7EaStc. Cheese-Unchangcd
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schenck,a Pulmonio Candy

HEmbraces in a great degree oil the
principles of schenCk's Pulmonic Syrup
and while as pleasant to the palate as the
purest Of CONNECTIONS, Its medicinal proper.
ties render 1t efectual in coughs, colds,
bronchohial and catarrhal affections, &C.
1t Is the most acceptable remedy for chill.
dren or infants, and can DO given with
impunity; while for professional gentle
men. or those who suffer from loss Of vice,
it is indispensable. 4
These candles arc put up in 25 cent
boxes convenient for the pocket, and are
for sale BY oil druggists and dealers
]. II. ScHENcK s. Son, N. E. corner Sixth
and Arch Sta, Phila. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24

GRArN-We quote No. l white 81 7O01 80; rcd
81 6Oal 60. Coru-DuIl; 45c. Oats, 35lb4Oc. harley
s509Oc for spring, and GSOsi co for fall. Rye
75c.
GRocBRIBs- CQGts-Woqu quote choice old GOV.
Grnment Java at &c; choice Rio, 9Ic; primo
23023Xc; fair to good 22023c.
STppS-C Common, 400S0c; Prime, 650GOc;
Choice, 6S07O:; Fancy, 7Oc Now Orleans Mo-
lasscs-PrImc selling at 7O379c.
SugarJ-RoGncd uards, Crushed, Powdered
and Granulatcd l?Hc; A Coffee, Ike; Coffee,
Ike; Extra Cofco lie; Commercial A sugar
lie; Yellow 100i1c; stock Of Cuba and Porto
RIco exhausted. Now Orleans Sugar, fair TO
fully fair 9H0l0Hc; primo to choice I0K0I0%c.
HoMNY-S4 80 pOr Dbl.
NAus-lOd to God, IS IS; Sd to I'd, IS %; Cd TO
I'd, 1875.
OnS, &o-Lard OIL, extra No. winter Use;
extra No. summer zoe. Carbon OIL lSc. Lin.
seed Oil, 81 O5. Turpsntiue 7Sc.
PRoVrsIONs--M Pork--sIS %. Bacon
Shoulders, Sc; now clear SIDES 1Oc; new break
fast bacon ike; sugar cured hams l4Al4Sc: plain
do 1Sc. Lard-New, in tiCrccs, DC; in kegs. lOe;
choice leaf %. BcIt brands cAnyAssOd hams, llc.
PoTAToEs-SalCs In jobbing way from store
at s019Oc per bushGl, o. TO quality.
SEEEs-Dull. We quote Timothy 500; Clover
Seed IS rs.
sNUFT-TOc; do In boxes Of SIX dozen, IS CO..
wooL-45 to Soc and dali.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24
New YORK Dr1 Goodr marked.

NEW YoRK, April 23-Business was
quiet with agents and only moderately
brisk with j0bbers. Brown CottOns in
fair demand, and light browns selling
more freely at the decline; fine browns
and heavy standards firm. Hope Bleach
ed Shirtings reduced to 12tc; and Wessa.
comCon B 10 1910. Fine Ble0ched Shirt
ings steady and well sold up. COlored
Cottons in good demand and firm. Shswla
quiet. WOolens dull. Foreign Goods
selling largely at auction. There were
over !, 400 pieces Of black and colored
Silks sold in one auction room to-day at
low prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24
GheGtEteui5q
THE LOVERS.

sally Slater, aho was young teacher who taught,
And her friend Charley Church, was u preacher
Though biz enemie, called him Icreeehcr who
scrAuRhtl
Ills heart. whom he SAW her, kOp: sinking and
And bis eyes, meeting hcrs, began winkinG and
While She, in her turn, began thlnkin: and
thunk. A.
lie had haStened to WOO her, and sYeeuy nc
POr 6Is love grew until to mountain 1t
And WSSt SS was longing to do. then he doed.
In secret he wanted to rpcak, and he sPoko,
10 seek with his I!2s Whist his heart long mao
60 he @SSHSS;ged to lot the truth leak and 1t lokc
us asked her to ride to the church, and thOy
SO they STeqtly did glide, that they both thought
they gIOdc, .,
tode.
Then homewArd she said let MS drive, ard they
A, soon as tho wished to arrive, they ArroVe,
F0rwhRtevGr he couldn't contrtye she conttoVc
The kiss no was dying to steal, then he stole,
Al the feet whefe he wanted to knCel, thcn he
and he raid, II feel better than ever 1 fois-"
50 they 10 each other kept clIuGIng and chung
While time his swim circuit was wInging and
wung,
Aud this was tho thing DO wab bringing and
bsung!
Tho man Sally wanted to catch, md had
caught
nAuSht-
she BchrAught.
And ChArley's warm love began freezing, and
fFoEB, .-a
Wh(IO hO took to teasing, and cruelty toEG,
Tho girl no had wished to DO squeezing and
squOHS. .
Wretch" no cried, when shO threatened to
leave him and left, -.
" low could you deceive, as you have de-
And .6o boz answered, ~ promised to cloay0 and
CLEFT u --. 81. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24

A YOUTH In Danbury went of riding
with questionable company, Sunday.
When he came home at night, his aged
father took him by the small Of the neck,
aud, to use worldly expression, lifted"
him, The young man came around to the
back Of the house where his mother. was,
and complained bitterly about the treat
ment He was inclined 10 feel hard
toward his father, but his mother smooth.
ed him down. She said: you mustn't
mind 1t, John; your lather is getting old
and childish"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24

BALTIMORE, April 2S.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady but IN.
changed. Corn-Mixed western, 65aG0C.
Oats-Firm; western mixed, 47a4Sc; white
at 4sa40c. Ryo-Quiet and unchanged.
ProvisiOns-Strong; business small. Mess
Pork-$19 5Oa10 90. Bacon-Firm and
higher; shoulders, SIC; rib sides nominal;
clear rib, 10+c. Hams-Sugar cured, 1Sta
15c. Lsrd-Firm at 9iaO9C. Butter
Western scarce and wanted; choice tub,
39aA2c. Whisky-Firm at 910.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and Stock MaIket.
NEW York, April 93.-FlnanciSl az
fairs are quiet,
MoNEY-A little closer, call loans rang
ing at 1.92a3.33 per diem, with late deal.
iuGs at 1.16. The express companies
bought about $1,3OOOOO to-day. Legal
tenders are arriving more freely. Out
standing notes show decrease Of $l12,.
900.
STERLING ExcHANGH-Dull at 1881 for
90 days and 10OIalOoI for sight
GoID-Dull at 1174S117f, closing at
117fall7i, Loans 1a7 per cent. Clear
ings $57000000. Treasury disburse.
ments $4,000. Customs receipts $5l3,-
900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24

Miss KATE FIELD is developing into u
philcpher, or something Of that sort, a
recent article of hers in the New York
Tribune opens thus; "It is agreat mis-
take to have q passion Tor anything or
anybody. Passion mean downright
earnesincss; downright CarnestnesS
means no end CT feeling; no end oil feel.
ioE means expression; expression ire
QqGnIly means fighting, aud when you
TolI pyour sleeves and begin to fight,
where are you| Tho Indifferent world
looks on in wOnderment that any one
should be fool enough TO risk a broken
head for aught In heaven or on earth. II
you arc victorious, You arc an enthusiast;
and enthusiasm is crime against society.
II You are beaten, You deserve TO DO for
startling peoples nerves ind making an
IDIOT OF yourself, think that earnest
people ought 10 be stranglCd in their
cradles. Then there would be peace"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24
Chicago Market.S

CHICAGO, April 23.-Flour-Market
steady, with moderate demand; nearly
all sales on private terms. Wheat-Un-
settled and lower, closing weak and near
ly nominal at 81 %. COrn-NO. 3 mix
cd 37c. Oats-NO. 2, SOC. Rye-No. 9,
roc. Barley-Fall No. 2, pominally Zee.
Provlsions-Higher. Mess Pork-Nomi.
nally $l9 OOa20 90 for round lots. Lard
so 90. Bulk Meats-Shoulders 6ic
short; clear. 0a0tc loose. Bacon-Quiet
and unchanged. Whlsky-60ta97c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24

CINCINNATI, April 23.-Flour-Firm
at 81 Goat rs. Wheat-Quiet ut 81 IS.
Corn-Firm at 43c. Rye-S0c. Oats
35a40c. Barley = Firm. Provisions =
Strong and higher. Pork-Gencrally
held at $40 90. Lard-Stearine 0tc; kGt.
tic 0ic. Bulk meats-Active; shoulders
DC; clear rib 94c; clear 9fc. Bacon-Firm;
shoulders Sc; clear rib sides O9c; clear 1OC.
Whisky-96c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24
Providence Wool Market.

PROVIDENCE, April 1s.-Tho past has
been another very dull week with the
wool trade in this market, and the trans
actions have been small. Prices have
been considerably easier during the week
and in favor oil buyers, and Tor most kinds
there has been decline, as may be seen
by our revised quotations, but dealers orc
still hopeful OF an improvement both in
sales and prices. Wequote:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24

A New York writer says; Vanderbilt
has no weakness except for horses, and
has that freshness Of feeling which at
tOChes him to dollar as it it was the first
he had encountered. &c seldom refers
to his generosity, and no does not wish
his friends to. What he gives is nothing
to anybody"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
Wheeling wholesale Market.
OFF1CB DAILY INTEILIOEScEH, [
Ual-naAas nell 10


Wednesday, April -.
ArrLEs-SAIcs al s. 0O0s 0O per Dbl. for fair
and 6 COOS IS for prime ~ choice.
BuTTER-Prlme TO choice roll In small pack
ages Csc; common dull Ut l5c.
BAKING POwDER-3Sd4S9c per pound.
BRooNs-Fancy, g IS, IS 70 and 81 %; plstn,
q 2S0275.
BuIm-S0 5000 Is per bushcI, according to
quality.
CANNED Goods Peaches, Id cans, IS % per
dozen; * ID, 81 80. Corn, 81 TSdt3 90. tho OUT
side dgure for Windows. Tomatoes, 8! 20.
CHEBsE-Wo quOtc prime Goshen Il! tic;
Dairy I6c; N. Y. Etatc l8c. .....
CRAcxERs-Te quote: Sugar ike; Lemon lac;
Soda &c; Water TIC: Cream 96c,
ORIED FRUET-Appies to &c per ID. Peaches
dull, prime halves Offering at 6Xc; Quartcrs At SC.
EOGs-In good demand, but unchanged, lSc.
FBH-LaEe herring, old 81 90; now 50 ~
white Dish, IS 90; No. maCkcrCl, barrels, SIS 90;
No. ) do. Sl1 50; No. 2, half barrels, 81 IS; No
a tO full wOipht S6 n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24

ITis rumored that President Grant il
getting tired Of his Butler, who costs him
TOO much for corkAge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24
MTsCELEANEoUs.
100000 ACRES

I2,ooo,ooo AcREsg
CHEAP FARDISI
Tho cheapest Land in market for sale by the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
In tho 6rea. PlGtte Valley.
100000 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
Now for eGle In tracts Of forty acres and upwards
on rive and TEN EAHs' CREDIT AT PR CENT.
No ADVANCE ISTERHsT REQUIRED.
Mild and hcalthlul climate, fertile soil, an
abundance ofEOOd watsr
TIE BEST MARKET IN the WEST The great
mining regions Of Wyoming, Colombo Utah AID
Nevada being supplied by tho farmers In the
Platte VRlioY a-.- - no.,
Soldiers Entitled to Homestead Of 1850 Acres.
TIE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FREE HoMEs ron ALL Millions Of acres Of
choice Government Lands open for entry under
tho Homestead Law, lear this Great Railroad,
with good markets and all the conVenieneos Of an
old settled county.
Free passes TO purchasers Of Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps. showing tho Land, AlSO now
edition OF DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET WITH KEW
MARS MAILED FREE kVERTWHER1. &
land CommiISionsF 0. p. 3. r., OIL
ONAHA, HBB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-24
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to SsOO, 900.

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, IS. Quarters, S25O.
D-Our lotteries arc chartered by tho State,
arc always drawn at the time named, and all
drAWinHc arc under tho supervision Of sworn
commissioners.
W ThO cGlcIal drawing will DO published In
tho II. Louis papers, and copy OF Drawing sent
70 purChAsClB OF Tickets.
k1-RC will draw similar schGmO tho last
day OF cVTy month during the year 1873.
EH- Remit at our risk by PosToYFICE MoNEY
0RDERS, REaBrERED LETTER, DRAPr or Ri.
TRYss, Send for & circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER q CO.,
PoBtot1cO Box 2446,
Ap9 Tn.Th.NtiEW ~. Louis, No,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-17


Among many good things said Of s.
Inns by the editor of the junction City
Union, during his late Witt hero, the
following arc extracts and samples:
. As We walked about and noticed tho
nicely rounded, drained streets, DUR mind
naturally reverted by to the unfathom-
Cd mad Of that town site in the days Of
staging. Santa Fe Avenue, the main
business street, appears better than ever
before, several new brick aud stone
buildings have added to its appearance,
and the sidewalks marvelopsly impr0v-
cd. We miss . few unsightly cribs
which used to mar the beauty Of things.
Fenced lots and new houses in every d.
rection on the town site have, defined
the line of streets. We think there arc
. greater number of tasty residences in
Salina than in Junction City. And more
surprising yet, four or Eve nice residon-
ces adorn that brushy, DOGGY piece Of
land across the river. The dam across
tho Smoky Was something now, and all
appurtenances will soon Be in order to
make of use considerable power. .
Salina has the best hotel in the State
of Kansas-the Pacific; We mean that
good, old-fashloned Pennsylvanis grub
awaits the hungry. ~' ''''
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-17

Col. Lewis z. Harms, IN ex-confeder'
ate soldier, Who i sa.d 70 b." - good
. nsmoc.at Is there is in Ksntncky,a
says the coatinuanee Of Ka'Klsx out
raees in that State is . disgrace. He
charges the responsibility to the Dem
ocracy, and says:
"Thas party, BY it, overwhelming
majority Of tho popular vote, and OF the
nembers Of both branches OF tho iIeg's'
lainre, has had and still has absolute con-
troll Of all Ahe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
executive and judicial-of the local and
Stste Governments. For this reason It
is Justly responsible for the f.ithful and
impartial administration Of The Laws, the
preservation of public order, and The
protection of tho entire people in every
county and district Of tho State. That
it has been grossly derclid in the dis
charge of this high duty l reluctantly
and freely admit. That it 10 1t last I'M
prsssod with proper sense Of its former
breach of grave public trust in this 70.
apect, the action of tho Senate on the
18th inst, in passing the Kn.Kl9x bill by
Q four.fifths Democratic vote in ito favor
clearly and lnmistakably indicases."a
Tho Colonel docs not think that thsss
stories of horrible Ku-Klux outraes'
were election lies. He knows better.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-17
NEWS o. n. WEEK.

Dispatches from Now York declare
that fears Of financial panic have abat-
cd.
Apache raids on Mexican territory arc
anabated. Murders and robberies are
frequent.
The Popc Is suffering from rheumatic
fever and liberation Of the leg. His
illness 10 extremely serious.
Up to the time AS, 600, 900 francs have
been paid BY France to Germany, on
account Of the war indemnity, subsis-
tence 81 German troops, etc.
The insurance on Horace Greeley
lite of . hundred thousand dollars has
bssn collected. The policy 10 the larg-
est paid in the last decade.
The heaviest snow storm Of the sea-
son d prevailing upon the Usion Pa
ci6c Railroad. Snow drifts of Eve feet
are common.
A correspondent Of the New York
HesalI intiaatss that Miss Nellie Grant,
the da,gAtsr a the President, 10 to be
married TO the con Of Thouss Murphy,
late collector Of New York.
SLondon papers annouce the death Of
DR.. wa- Brydou, one of the three
Who lived 70 tell the story Of
the destruction Of The British army in it,
retreat from Cabul in l8lS.
A Warrington dispatch saasss that tie
reigaatioa Of Frederick D. Low, minis
ter 70 China. hes bssa received Ct the
st.as Dspartnsat Il - sePosssd thas
Senator CslA q Celilbsssa, viii -
Iewss sansassor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-17

Tho city of Salvador, Central Ameri.
q, has been overthrow by earthquake.
Eight hundred persons persisted and
sl2, OOo, 900 worth Of property was do
istroyed. The earthquake was followed
by . conhagration and many building
were burned. Earthquake shocks had
been felt several days prior to the grea'
Disaster, but no particular alarm was ex'
perienccd BY the inhabitants. During
tho afternoon Of the 4th Of March, the
ground commenced heaving, terrible
laundering was heard under foot, build
ings commenced falling and, almost
without warning. half Of the city wa
reduced to ruins, and confusion reigned
supreme.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-17

Another delegation Of japanese ~
rived inthis country, especially deputed
to examine into our system Of agricul'
ture, snd Of manufacture generally. The
delegation Of commission, 10 composed
of u. Yurs, of the japanese Bureaa Of
Agriculture F. Memsame, detailed to
investigate Ill improvements in the me-
chaniesl arts and their methods Of appli.
cation aad 8. 81. Taskak0sh, who 10 tho
the interpreter and tho Secretary Of the
commission. - rf
Since their arrival in Washington they
have been busily engaged in examin.
ing into all objects connected with their
mission that arc available. The Pstont
Office is now being inspected and studied
up, aad-the workings ofosr Department
Of Agriculture will nOxt be in order.
Upon their arrival they expressed Z
great desire to sec the Treasury Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing, and this de-
sire being made known TO Secretary
Boutwell,, that gentleman rendered On
invitation to visit the Barssu, which was
accepted, and the delegation spent the
creator portion of . whole day in IN
specting the process OF manufacturing
greenbacks. This desire to SOC The
printing of grsenbacks is prominent
with every delegation of japanese who
hsve visited Washington since the re-
tssn Of the embassy Of 1870 from this
country. '''
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-17

l0RI ADoCf 1uB ktkANIlO D1BAStx6
The investigation into the cause Of the
Atlantic disaster hss brought forth evi-
dence which makes Tie eaees Gailty
Of the most eriminsl earslessaess ltts
proved that tho lack Of alSvhid sSst
them to the harbor Of Haiazs VS.
caused BY thsfiPs<ity Of the ewsees y
tho vessel, who decreased the usual sup
ply Of coal to make room for freight
Tue profession Of Cspt. williams thst be
nd . miscnisuli&iea in M reckonings,
and il unable 70 account for 1t, does not
exo.lpate hin. He knew he was upon
. dangerous coast which mariners ara
seoastoned to approach with the utmost
caution. He won't below, when BY biz
own calcnlations, be was not twenty
miles from tho rocks, entrasting th'
Management Of the ship 70 one who va
evidently Incompetent and - The eesa
mony indicates, probably drank. tn
I ship sesns tn have been managed viii
tho recklsssness Of . ffth-class stesme
on ono of our rivers. That vessel, tn
wreck ofwhich remains - . sort Q
\ monument over the remains Of the 50
] or more Who went down, should remin
l the law makers and those Who execut
: de laws that:nrs. protection must b
'|.soraed TO thos' who travel ~. gre.
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