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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03
iron sIalS 'ng in Chicago.

The Chicago PcI evidently thinks
that city 10 become the great western
iron market. lis aiu5ion 10 Penn.yl-
wants losing her prestige in the iron
trade, however, is not warranted by the
facts, as the figures a:e within reach 70
chow that the increase il this notable
branch OF our industry still continues.
the Post SAYS;
ut IS but !cw years since every
pound 0! pig iron used by The iron
workers OF Chicago was brought here
either from the east or s.. Louis 81 d
Ohio, ard it was rot supposed
possible that we could ever succeed in
making "pis" At price which would
enable the snciter to compete with
sIch favored localities "a Pittsburgh,
Cleveland ard st. Louis. The d;scoy.
cry Of extensive. We msy saY inCxhGCs;-
ible, coal fields in Indiana, and the con-
siructIon OF numerous lines OF raiIIoad
from them to this city, as well AZ the
great and rapidly Increasing facilities
for procuring ore from tie iron feld'
of Missouri, Wisconsin and Mich
i,ar, has rsyolu!ionized the IRON
bus ness of tie country. Penn
sylvania, which has lons con.
srolIed the iron trade OF the country, is
rapidly losing Der prestige, which ia
being transferred to the West. TIE
vast iron deposi,s OF Missouri give S
Louis great advantage, on account Of
the facilities Tor procuring cheap orc,
But this advantage is counterbalaLced
by the closer proximity of Chicago to
the coal fields Of Indiana, and the
cheap rate az which coal 'sr Superior
tor the purpose OF iron making to
any yet discovered near ST. Louis
gives Cb,csgo a. advantage 10
the quality and cheapness Of
iuel for smelling. equal TO what 81.
Louis possesses in the way o. ores.
The advantages which Chicago posses
ees on account OF its lccStion, enable
the manufacturers 10 receive supplies
from any section OF the country direct
from the cars, and ship the manuiac-
tured article without being subjected 10
the heavy expense TOR drayagc imposed
on the St. Louis furnaces. II any other
proofs were necessary to establish the
superior advantages Of Chicago, we
could point to the tact that during the
depression in the iron trade last sum
mer the Chicago furnaces were con"
sisntly in blast, while all but one stack
in ST. Louis blew out.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03


Monday, April 6. Governor c. r. IN
sERsoLL is the Democratic candidate
HENRY B. HARRISON, Republican and
HENRY D. SMITH, Prohibition. More
than the usual interes. attaches 10 the
election this year rom the fact that The
legislature to be chose this sprias will
eject an United States Senator 10 take
the place OF BvCKISGuAM whose term
will expire on the 4Ih OF March next
The political prophets think that the
Democratic State ticket siacds tie best
cbarce for election, but that the iegis-
lature will nrobablv he Republican
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03
TIE New York World contains

TIE New York World contains q
long correspondence describing the
great overflow oithe Mississippi. The
river is now said to be Fifty miles wide
from Cairo TO the Gulf, and an extent
OF territory larger than the State Of
New York is under water. The richeat
allurial lands on the continent are tenn.
porarily under water, and aim oct total
~ destroyed for the purpose OF agricul-
ture. This correspondent does not be-
lieve that levees will ever curb The
mighty river-no prison walls can re-
strict the movements OF It's rushing cur.
rent. Ii is certain, nevertheless, that
in prosperous days before the var 10
such destruction as now witnessed took
place /; the levees were kept in repair,
and where at present all is desolation
fertile districts supported a large and
wealthy population. "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03
BEN BUTLER has been stealing private

BEN BUTLER has been stealing priVa'e
kilograms again. During the SIMMONS
comics. be employed al operator to
listen TO the dispatches sent and re.
ceiyed, and to furnish him with copy
The matter became go notorious that n
resolution was passed by the House re-
curing the telegraph instruments 10 be
90 enclosed that their clicking cannot
be heard By outsiders. What model
of e.n,lemanly propriety and high
toned honor the present congressional
leader of the Republican party is. ate'
all
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03

The Chicago Tribune cautious me-
chau'cs or other laborers against emf
grating to that city in search Of employ
msut. First class carpenters who were
employed in that city one year ago at
So per day are LOW glad to accept work
at $3.50. An illustration Of the decline
in the prices OF work in Chicago is a..
forded by the fact that the Board OF
Education has recently let out for
S. 200 q contract for O school house
after the model OF one that wss built
last year at a cost OF $500. The cause
O. this decline is not stated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03
STATE TREASURER MAYO, OF Virgins

STATE TEEAsURER MAYO, OF Virginia
who was recently arrested upon =
charge Of embezzIing $500 OF State
funds, is insane. 1t was testified IN
court ths, his miud has been impaired
for several months past, and, although
attending to the routine duties of bis
Office, he has shown many symotoms
O. mental arrangement. MAro's ar
rtst, and the conviction Of COLEMAN,
for forgery, and bis sentence 10 four
years imprisonment in the Peniten-
liary, have occasioued a good deal oil
excitement in Richmond.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03

TIE Missouri Legislature offers slO,-
600 reward for the arrest otthe YOUNG
sI Brothers aud other desperadoes Of
the baud that has been robbing rail-
rosd trains and committing numerous
ac;s o piracy ia that State. Two Chi
cago detectives have already been shot
while engaged in an attempt to bring
the outlaws to justice, and the service
is not considered child's play.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03
The Pull Dawn Practice.

Death laughs when he sees the weak and
feeble bled, blistered, salivated, oplum!zed,
or griptd with violent purgatives. he
knows that under such treatment the
cannot long survive in direct conflict
with this pull down prac ice Is the pin.
ciple upon which Hosr.lter's st mach
Bitiers operate. The effect OF This inc"m-
parable Vegets BILE restorative IS 10 bui d up
the 8, stem and iuvigorate the CONSTITUTE jn
II imparts appetite and as Its digestion,
enrlcheS and clednSes the blood, re ulat, q
and mes the liver and tie bowels, and
establishes and perpetuates neal ny habit
o body. By u happy combpsuon OF vege
table extracts-to &c, aperient ana anti
bilious with q ure stimu ant, these effects
are smut AM ously produced. There Is no
prescri tion OF the pharmacoI celia that has
the same scope You may finl among Is
foI muIss scourges for the bowels, sti a u
lanls for the stomach, sedatives for t o
nerves, but no grand comblnst ON nedi.
cine that, like Hoste,ter's Bit,ers, is ut
once a ionic, an Sperient, q core tive and
an Alternative.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03

THE main question in Rhode Island
now il, who shall be Senator 10 place
OF SPRAGus. The legislature is largely
Republican as usual, but the power Of
the SPRAGUB house has vanished 10
financial collapse and the rival house
OF IVES and BRowN lie not 10 much bet
ter condition. General BuRSs!Ds IS
thought to be the coming mau. 1t
don't take much OF man 10 be Sena-
tor from Rhode Island.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03
IT., r.;lvsvs Of Massachusetts, car.

TEE railways Of Massachusetts, car
ried 2s.l2e 39l passengers over their
roads in 1869, "a 72l, 532 in 1870, 81
SIC, sls in 1871. s6,05s. 66sin 1872. ard
42,39S. Ooliu 1873. The number car
ned lac. year is equal TO more than
twenty-sight rides Tor every man, wo-
man, and child in that State. VI pas
sengers carried since 1868, ll5 have
been fatally injured, and OF employee
273 have been killed while engaged at
work on the trans. During that time
PIT persons have been run over and
killed while walking or lying uron The
track.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03

THs fi.st decision rendered by Chief
Justice Wars was in the UNDERWOOD
and McVEiGH case. 1t restores Mr.
MovEleH the possession Of the property
in Alexsndris Of which he was fraud
uleutly deprived by the late Judge
UNDERWOOD, and is 10 sll respects
most righteous and satisfactory decision.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03
Kitten By q DOG.

The following singular tumble OF
names occurs in one of our State ex-
cbapgss On Saturday evening last
Miss Fannie Hogg, daughter of John
T. Hogg. Esq .oi Robinson district and
Misc Sarah Carlin, were both badly
a1d severely bitten by q vicious dog be-
longing % Mr. Hogg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03
YATEs OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER,
ne sanare-M inch space.

ne squares inch space.
One tt ne,--.i 2 One %0 sontss 10 % 90
Two times .........1 20 Tnfee mon'AS a NJ
One suuare chanseable once week sou
Specisi Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy liked places %
Cuts viii be charged double for space oc-
Cupied. en- nor
snt additional. H.,
Local Notices Is cents per line--bm no
,oi nottoe ,viu be Inserted 100 Tess hdi ONE
IDLLAR ..h,,.ha3
MAdvertisements,ex except for esta3lisneSa
Sine,s houses, must be paid TOR In aa-
nee. .., -,
ne advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. q,
Yearly advertisers viii be connned 10
heir legitimate business, and all adver-
isa nsuts not connected with 1t will De
"a rrsed for at ourregular rates
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03

8 -ALE
r WILL sElL At PUBLIC AU' T ON
| on IN urd Y, April 4lb, commencing az
10 O'Clock, al my Auction Rooms, las
u arket sire CT, the following lot q! s.orsSe
EooiS consisting OF
lOpalr east &.
s o0ki Z St,VGS.
= He ilnB StOYes.
Parlo StOYe.
5 Bureaus.
ID ming abl.S.
Large Up:jght Show Gaze.
3iGun ar -how CSSas.
eau side Show sSts.
Counter Table with drawers.
" etc a-Tclp.
IMa!be Top Center Table.
2sctS Caue eat Chairs.
liar g Nil
WRITING IeSk.
lNIiiing D SIX with Book Case.
PooR Case.
set single Iarn.s'.
saddle.
Cart and Harness
l,Uvered Sp'ing Wagon.
] lot sash and o0rs.
And various o,her arlici. too numerous
IN mentio1. J. NJ. MILL k,
mar .uction' er.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03
STATE LIND.

sTEA M X II rs:
State o. Pennsylvania Stste OF Virginia,
Etstc OF Louisiana, state OF Seorgin,
OF Nevada, bulldog r tate OF n minnesota
OF Florida, siRte OF Alabama,
? tato OF Indiana
To Glasgow. B' lf"s., Liverpool, and
londonderry.
State OF v rginia sails Tuesday, Mar. 10Th
state OF Alabama sails saturday, Mar. 2lsl
state of Penn'a, SAILS Saturday, ApUl iLb.
From Pier ~, North River, n. Y.
WEEKLY sAlLIN9s Mex run MFR.
Rates OF Passas cabin. 800 and 90.
gold; Steerage, SO, currency; prepaid, ~.
currency. DIR'ts al lowest rats.
For further partit ularH aJp'yto
AUsTIN H. OWN a CO.,
Agents, No. - r. oadwsy. n. Y.
J. r. MfktJMhN,
Agent, Adam ! rprtr Coz once.
marlI wheeling. w.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03
sHURTl EFF HOUSE ,

INAIRMO>T, WET VA, FORAfRLi
II Kearsley. This House has Jus, been
newly refli ted from cellar 10 ga ret With
new beds and new furniture, and stecord
TO none In the county. and ISIS tuat'd nj
hfst class In every rel ect The table u al
ways upplied with the best I'm the market.
Charges moderate sample room for com
m, rcial travellers. No charge for handling
baggage. Give me a call Satisfaction
guafaI teed TO all my patronA Good stab
ling Er horses. r.. w. ~ URrLEff,
nov29 Proprietor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03

Tas Finance Com mitteee Of the Sem
silver pieces OF tho denominatIoa 81
,@enty cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03
Walnut Bedsteads.

Cell and look at our assortment OF Wal.
nut Bedslesds to-day. Can not be suruass-
ed in styles or prices.
HUBBARD Il McBURNIE,
marG 1924 Market street.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-07-23
Pills. P0tions and Pungencis..

A crowd Of ''IIorse Men," and others, daily
lhron@ the stores in country and town for chel-
idan'S Cavalry Condition Powders. They I'M
derStand that horses cannot be kept in good
condition without them, and with them can be
on a much less quantity of grain.
The relaxing power of .Iohnson'> Anodync
Linmcnt is truly wonderful. Gases arc already
numerous where bent and stiffencd limbs have
been lmbered and Strengthened by it. When
used for this purpose, the part should be wash
ed and rubbed thoroughly. Apply the linim"nt
cold, and rub it in with the hand.
The way F'tO minister to 4 mind diseased"
Is to take Peruvian Syrup, protected solution
of the protOXide of iron, which gives strength
and vigor to the whole system. restores the d.
gestive organs to perfect health, thereby restor-
ing the mind to its natural vigor.
An infallible PILE remedy. Sufferers with
this painful disease who have tried electuaries,
lotions, ointmcnts and n long list of nostrums
for its relief, in vain, will thank us for calling
attention to ANAKESIS, the happy discovery
of DR.. SILSBEE, an experienced and scientific
NJ. d. Thousands of cases attest its virtue, it
is simple suppository, acts as an instrument
soothing poultice and medicine. gives instant
relief and cures permanently. Price 81 90
Sold bv VIM. o. Poor & Son. Belfast, Me-. and
J Druggists everywhere.
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On. SCHENCI\'S
Pulmonlc Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic.
and Mandrake Pills.

These medicines have undoubtedly performed more
cures Of Consumption than any other remedy known
TO the American public. They are compounded Of
vegetable ingredients, and contain nothing which
can be injurious to the human constitution.
Other remedies advertised cures for Consumr
ton, probably contain opium, which is Il somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases, and if taken freely by
consumptv" patients, il must do great injury; Tor
its tendency is to coniinc the morbid matter iii the
system. which, oil course. mus make a cure iInpoS
sble.
Schenc,s Puimonic syrup i warranted nor to con.
tain particle of opium II j, composed Of powerful
but harmless herbs, which act on the lungs, liver,
stomach and blood, and thus correct all morbid Sc
crcions, aud eNpel ali the diseased matter from the
body. These are the only means by which conSnmp
lion can be cared, and a. Sehenck'- Pulmonc Syrup.
Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are the only
medicines " hch operate in this way, it is Obvious
they the only genuine cure for Pulmonary Con
sumption. Each bottle OF This nvainahlc medicine
is accompanied by full directions.
DR.. schencl, is professionally al his princfpir Of
flee, corner sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia
every Monday. and Al the Quincy HonSe Boston, on
the following tuesdays, June 10Th and 2ith, July
sin and I'D. and August 1Ih and 10Th
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Probate Court.
ASA FHt ELurolt. Judge,--B. +. Fitlp Register.
The following business was IRAN sacred At the July

ASA rnt ELuUnll. .Judge--B. T.. EltID, Register.
The following business ran>ace1 nj the July
Term OF ~aid Court
AnMlNIsrRArlnN on ESTATES ol-Euiu~ Drake
late of Linc0nye, Elizabeth Drake. Administra.
Tin Harzilia Hopkins late OF Frankfort Russell A
Treat, Administrator; Mary A. Hopkins late OF
Frankfort, Russell A. Treat, Administrator; Darius
shute lat" OF Belfast, philo Hersey, Administrator
samuel Grant late of stockton, James Crocker Ad.
minis traitor; James A. Ames late Of Winterport
Carrie f.. kiuesbury, Administrative, de bonis non
Guardians AFroINrlp--.Jame- Byard oy er minot
heir OF Levi O. BoWden late of Wintcrport; Isaac
II. sherman over minor heirs OF Richard sherman,
late OF Wnerport Harrison l.eadbctter over minor
heirs Of Sarah H. Gross, late OF lncoEsille; Robert
Waterman over minor heir of ANDREW NeNbtt, late
Boyle, lac OF Belfast Archit aid Morse on er minor
heir Of Henry webb, late Of Aontve: Augustus
A. Fletcher over minor heir of George knowlton
laie OF Norihpor.
lI,AH>i. ~ olLl EI.Al ESTATE. On EsrAll, d
minor heirs Of Samuel T. Mardcn, late OF Sears
port, minor heirs Of Lydia T. Nickcrson, late d
SWanYillc-minOr heirs Of Thomas H. Marshall. late
OF Belfast minor heir OF Abba A. Berry, late 81
Etifa-1, Dearborn Hartman, late OF prospect.
INVENTORIES FILED On ESTATES OF Sarah
Dnnon late Of Liberty; David Z. Andrews, late Of
Iincolnvic: Richard Sherman, late Of WinterporI
HrTrEN OF DowEE MADE on ESTATE or-Mar
rem {. liadiet, late OF Jackson.
Iisr oil CLAIMS RETURNED on E~rAri Oh
Thomas l.. smith, late Of Nor,hpor,.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED On EsrAIl., OF = John
hingshnIy, late OF Frankfort Nelson Allen, late OF
Monlville, Eenamin Poor late oil Srar1mOnt; Dolly
:. Cunningham, late of Scarsmont; Susan johnson,
late Of Liberty; minor heirs OF Lincoln Is. Nickela
LATE of ScarspOrt; minor heirs oil Andrew Ncwhit
late OF Belmont minor heir Of John S2nhnrn. late
of Freedom; Ada VI. Witham, a minor.
Cory or WILL ALLOWED AND RECoEDED or
Joshua Elwell, late OF Baltimore, residing in Boston
suffolk County, Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
TheIfollowing disposition of property made-a hi.
real estate situate in Belfast and Northport, devised
10 Abigail Cunningham. After giving the sum OF
$500 each OF the daughters Of his decea sister
Charlotte Allen; $500 to Elwell Norris, and $1,000 t.
his nephew Thomas A. Cunningham; he deyiSes al
the residue Of his state TO his sister Abigail C"lnins
ham and Susan Alien.
ALLOWANCE ABE 10 WIDOW On E,rAIA- OF
Thomas l.. Smith, late Of NVniNilc benjamin
Bean late Of Mont, lie.
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Al Il probate Dart held n Belfast, within and for
The County OF waldo, on 'ii'- >"c"nd lue-dll Of
July a. d., l>fi.
4 IBEET Bl-EGL>> Administrator Of he Estate
~ OF samuel burgess, late of ~earsnont. III said
County OF Waldo, deceased. having presented hi
first ana final account OF Administration on aid -.
tate Tor allowance together With his private claim.
Ordered, That The said Administrator give
notice TO all persons interested hy causing copy OF
this order 10 bc publish three weeks successfully in
the Republican, Journal printed at Belfast, that
they may appear Al Probate Court, 10 b. held II
Belfast, within and for aid County, on the second
Tuesday OF August next. AT ten Of the clock before
noon and show cause if any They have, why The
same should not BE- allowed.
ASA 1l1uELOIGH, Judge.
/, trnt conv. Attcst-l; T.. IiELp, Register
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lNTOXICANTS

BY the exercise OF the valuable properties. 1t stops
the morbid Unsuitable craving for liquor, which al
ways operates rs serious obstacle 10 reform, gives
life and stimulus TO the enfeebled organs OF dges
ton WARNS the body, and creates a natural and
he althy how Of the gastric juiceS-the proper sol
neln lor lo"u nus tns pltpIrtqn nus al! t1it
is difficult TO abandon when the system has been
taxed to the farthest point to sustain and both
mind and body are unequal to the struggle Not =
single objection can he urged against il. Whil" thou
sands are ontspokcn in its praise.
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DIED.

Obituary notices, beyond the Date Name amt 4qe
mast bepaid. for.J
In this city, 18th inst, Miss Mary Il, Patterson.
aged 10 years and months.
In Linconviile, sh ul. john }. sylvester, Esq,
aged J3 years
In Knox, 18th inst, Miss Matte W. Aborn, aged
l. years.
Monroe, 18th inst, Mrs. Caroline Ford, aged 5
years
In Prospect, June I'd, Capt Ralph Deyereux, aged
- years, II months
In Rockland, 10th, Freddie NJ, son of Charles NJ
and Sarah c. Sweetzer, aged years, mos % days.
In Warren, July 18th, Lizzie, daughter Of John
and Doreas Floyd aged months.
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IN a Probate Court held L, Belfast within and for
the County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
July, A.. y. 1871.
nRIIILA HADLEN Administrators OF tie vs.
~ tate of Warren c. iadley, late Of Jackson in
said County OF Waldo, deceased, having presented
her second and final account OF Administration on
said estate for allowance
Ordered That the said Administrators give notice
to all person interested by causing 4 copy Of
this order to be published three weeks ely
in the Republican Journal printed Belfast that
they may appear at Probate Court, to be held At
Belfast, within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday ii August next, At ten Of the clock before
noon, and show cause il any they have, why the
same should net be allowed.
ASA TIL ELOCGll, .nd9r.
4 trnc COPY, Attest b. Z. I'Il-ln. Register.
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IIorrld Affair.

I''-T'''.l. 7'T'N
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mnn- n Ht. h..N Nafl 'nf:4a' a eirl
IrA t''4 ''7 ,'''l-o'.-ih ~ ~
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ll''''f ''''.','l z 'iir :,,' 49, Y' a
'vt M ',,'- ,,{ ,,,,1,io,
-uL 81 Young Hnt hN ihr Nalno ~ Mili"h
.u The -'n3 Anrii II~t Tine discovery was
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ON I, TICKET

Admits 10 the Mtnagerc. Museum, Circus aud IN
position of Trained Animals. Admission 10 Al OF
the above 30 Children under Years g, els
Special NOtice-Peoplr i'll Charge OF teams on
the Street are requested topay particular attention
10 them that they may not become frightened u, the
Band Chariot drawn by !" Horses and Elephant,
move in procession
All lines of Railroads viii run Excursion trains
10 The nearest points of Encampment daily afford
ing Citizens from the Surrounding Country oppor
tunity Of visiting the finest Geological and EqH">-
trian Establishment ever brought to America.
Read our Catalogues Programmes and descriptive
bills and recoect the date of our coming,
win also Exhibit 1T
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The Colorado potato BUG ha- col 10
Long Island. New York
a b. Tarwcll, 4 wcll-Enown repub-
Jean politician alleged to have been
connected with the paper credit business,
died AT Augusta on Tuesday
The shore end Of the new Atlantic
cable was landed near Portsmouth, N. H.,
last week, and the ocean telegraph by that
route is now in operation