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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The next Regular Communication Of AdonirsuI
Lodge, +. & A. NJ, all he held OF IhursdaY
evening, March ~, 1874
T.. l. WYMhN. W. n
AdoHtrAm Chapter, No. l., II, A. VI.
Next regular eDuyOcstiJn on Wcdues lay even
ing April !, at - O'Clock
y. x. sIHONUs, a, L.
". A. BLACK, -ret
skinner Poet 30. ~, q. A, H..
II -,ts 1t as Hall, FACTORY Point. .u Use lrti
tuesday even ~ o eaeL month.
j.. T.. sIH0NDs. CgmgsuleE.
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ltsftraN ~ Fh0HfuattHibt hFbtAiK4st tWeh
Isv.palsy spraius sacltiuFs eAked htrAs s.scslds,
burus sslt-rhsum. ca. ache. sc. apou She human
framt sud u strains, spsup, gals Sc ,apan ahi
mas il oae wear than have 81 other pretended
rtmeilss stpeu the sufla bs sAu. II 10 a eauntrr.
usns, "a AL hoshug paiu irhsv'r 1irptss
itraw assay their otutebos, She lame ~aA pyts.
uaaus bites ate rpHatItd harmless aHd the
sout od are lealrd s4tb,tgt sosr Itis m
humbuE. Tho recipe ts .aa 'ssri st"anl each
botue. Il IL ueiAaK ssu1s.fir ever before
sold, sud At sells bessH go lt H.s4 H., sss Il pre-.
leuds g. d.. I4asa eEa rat suuI from ihrn-
matisu,, pam or swsIau> Jea. rFa 90 aadsr Il tes}
viii uot use Ceatsu1 lWmegt NaEg than te.H
certificates ofromaIAshla eu,ss INCLUDING tfosnu
limbs, cA 0nir-yhramatsui, EaHt running tee
mus, Au, have been reostgs1 We sui svbd ,
circular containing orruaealrs, The recipe, ~,
grans, "a any one requesting q Uur batlipof
the ycllos wrapper Ctuianr Eminent Is worth
one hundred dollars TT HprGluel % ssccpl,d
horses and mules, OF far seres.wnfm 10 sheap,
stDek-osners this iiuimgut Ia worth your attous
ton. NJ family should bJ without CcLtaur
Linimsnt, sid by all DnRgists. 81 cents pr
bottIo arge bottlgs, 81 %, J. b. BosE Co,
81 broadway. New York
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rastiveness, Piles, Headache ani don't know
how much lliey lose by passing hy Ds. hsHm-
nfNs pEasTALTIc L9zENGgi,s. Finding the pa
ptga luil oi tamedier, they take no notice OF any
aud thus lose the benefit Of good thing, We
are scilns them immensely, Tor they are what
terrshlh needs, aud they will do what We
promise. TIE most perfect, agreeable aud ei.
foeuve care t0f every FORM of indigestion, aud
the only cure tor the Piles, either bleeding ~
otherwise. Trial box 30 etc. Large box 60 etsa
mailed free iur this last puce,
DE HARglsUN's ICELAND BALSAM,
d spleudld cure for COuGas, HoABsENEss, and ail
TuRaAr anj LuHd complaints. For salo by u.
s. HARRISON a O., ProrrotuTB, No. Tfo-
mont Temple Boston, and by all Druggists.
3l4w ...-sr cd sf .sa esaa
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CAsToBlA lie more than a subs itute Tor Castor
OIL, IL is the y safe article 10 existence which
In certain to AssimilAte the food, regulate the
bowels, 10 wilma -colc aud produce natural
sleep /, contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, snd IL pleasant 20 take Children
need not cry aud mothers may rest 2laly
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NnRMInn TNIYERsITY.

~ t4reisssu bar teen made ty tgt board -
trustee - N5faieh tutaaatf be vhst' Eutteeu
vaBue u.eu fnam br state a0A br admitted 30
hsr ss.-sg-, FREQ 81 taitiaH. tlao cutrhEar Ha.-
tm f#ae. HaaIcs ths usual college ennrsfs
there is a. tu.iHgNs course af tWu YEARS. Tiers
Is aisas pfaparAtory drrartalaul iu ehich yuaas
us-H ael fi#ga tut college ia abe ulust cher u#h
u.auusr. taf 'uriHeF information address ihc
p.o.tfsnt REV MALCNM DOUGLASS.
A-lN Aa4piub Uu4fsI reg NoUhn Dc At.
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Columbia Han has their icll sappIY
q Ice ia store.
The maps q thc ocmrlert Esclgreo
Cemetery are ou, and when lhr plans arc
carried cat will VIC wiih many aemearr.cs
that bow are near cur great riiies, In
poist Of beauty, wake, etc. For years
tie inhabitants have felt tbo wsnl Of .
oemetery. and meeting after meeting held
aud passed, bat noN 81 Is a certainty AND
many has been the remarks ct tbo lhous.
Ands Of visitor. al the Hal, ct COB, haw
strange that people will bury the dead ih
their orchards, front door yards. delds
aud other places" With the sew GENE.
terry will BE- erected a receiving vauIt,alsa
much needed especially IN winter. With
the many new huildings, improvements,
new fences, anticipated sidewalks and
our new Gcmetary we can justly be proud
to cay We are awakening np at Lebanon
SPRING.
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nor SALE.-My Farm situated in

FOR SALE.-My Farm situated IN
North Dorset, on the Harlem Extension H.
r. about ten min ties walk from the Depot post
Office, saw mill and iron foundry, half that die
lance from school, containing about $50 acres Of
land tree from stones cuts IHy for 80 COWS and
team aud hay TO SELL mix sent to New lora,
plenty Of wood aud few hundred cords 20 spare;
timber enough for the place besides about fifty
frat growth plner, two sugar orchards, one fur
nished with arch, pans aud vat; tho buildings
consist Of a two story house with basement; IN
basement arc conveniencts for curing milk and
making butter and cheese, supplied with run.
ming water from never falling spring and soft
water II M cement cistern said TO hold ninty
barrels; hon thoroughly finished and newly
paperCd, CONNECTED with the house IL q wood
sued, wagon house aud horse barn, cellar uuder
h0rHe barn, also two thirty by forty feet barns,
one with cellar with stanchious for 20 cows aud
running water, the other barn has T. leautJ or
back stable with improved atautiouB all new;
running water Ia barn yard shop. ice house
fitted, hen house aud hog zen. TIE stock aud
tools cold with the farm II desired, stock CON
slHts Of "a cvws, 2 tWo-yeGf. uldr, yeafHuBs aud
fur year old bali. There is cold sprlng 0f
water 10 rods from house With circular curb for
mue CANS Of mix; also d mineral 7priug, the
water Was analyzed by the state ssayer Of Mass-
huseuH. a good plseg Tor sumuitr bJAfdew
For ttrms impure Of the s'bseriber on the
p!4nc.
E.P. LUTHER.
aoltu Dorset, VI Feb. ~ 1874. 4oth
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BENNINGTON.

The officers elected are NJ follows
Moderator, Abraham b Gardner; Select.
men, Milo G Remington, Elijah d Fill
more, Milo q Huling; Treasurer, Luther
II. Graves; Overseer Of the poor, Cham
plain Noyes; First Constable John Rob
inson; Second Constable, Charles II
Sears; Listers, Daniel Huling, Edward
Rice, Paul NJ Sanders; Auditors Abra-
b Gardner, Hiram bingham, Charles f
yelling; Superintendent OF common
schools, Rev Bostwick Hawley, d D.;
Fence Viewers, Sidney Colyin, Green d
Stratton, Paul NJ Sanders; To wn Agent,
james h Meacham.
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KARIN FOR SALE.-The subscriber
oa.rs lyr ah.e bis ApHs farm si6uAtsdin
Manchester, fJf what It r aGrtA, consisting Of
2B3 aere- ~ mere wth inc
Stock, Farming Tools, etc
uiw E.B LATHlOP,
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The lss, danos oi The season will
come Of 81 Bsnpetts Han ou Tues las
evening" the 18th Inst Mnsic BIZ Bar's
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Egsssas ffgsm barss4 ta GanearsaSt Depot Dads.
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a.st kfr.tss 70 ga Leaves 20 e. q. y.
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Nv. sura Fragrstgs.
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ssdus.asgs Ka3 FUitgs ~ H.
Hsarasiss. bsatst Manchester faal.a@4 "rp"A
fse.a,ns. Ibaf.5afr aad haiHfAsyr Il ~ e. 4s
sfsg afgit.l e 80 a. q. <. ua3h Fsfne MOVIE.
Fssa taaaoa@srg b ffs".
SD Crus rtapaa~.
Hsus ctsss.
sutfH uf rs.irasd tf Ngs laft, A5as"Ft l'..''
aeaA st.a Seat a. 70 u3 g. %.
NORTH Hy ra.iassl f.f Eailsaa. hafahEtra,
korth aHt Easi BE- 'a B. e
gsttsfs 90 Mes 4art. aausng, Ifay, A. Sa-'
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GRANVILLE fa.A by sfsss eis=e' a. Do 80 =. BE-
pusf urFlcr 0,ssa tggg a. 4. igatS
Mssi. frsm ,lss Nustl arftss - tbs Pot ot'E' 81
III ~ "a. H.
Nal. tfun. lhs ssst'h ntuss 81 sac i"'I o.A'. -
81 b.
a.5.a fsf F.fn. l.andsfssr, bagd'.iia, 3ain@.s.'
Ae - stsEe, e&ass st fse4eff F""' FNF, w
resstaaN IasedsY.. tsafsdsfs 600 sat
agAkFs
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NORTH BENNINGTON

The North Bennington Social Cub
held their third annual Bal Hasque on
Thursday evening, which far exceled In
poiut of numbers, variety and richness OF
costume aud success Of disguise, anything
of the Kind ever held before. A list u
characters etc, is crowded out this week.
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trutawr l.tnamsnt.

III r0 i Ne pain ~bieh tbs Coa
taat IAuimeut will not relieve. nu
swelling IL sai not suhaus sud a.
lAngsHuas which ii wH not cure
This ts strong language, bat Il IL
= Iuu. Il hss pradactd moi care.
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SEARSBURG.

The following is the result of the
town meeting: Clerk aud Treasurer, Geo
J Bond; Selectmen, S Doane, l. l. Stew
ems, Geo Harrington; Constable, collec-
tor aud Overseer of poor, William o.
Brieu; Grand Juror, Truman Canedy
Superintendent of schools, Clara J Bond.
Voted 81 80 on the dollar for town tax
Is cents on the dollar for highways.
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agala Khd again the hnngry srowds gath
erred aruuud them snd ale esgeflg Of
o9tieu, ebou3er, osktss pies &c. The
Ktaersi verde, was good. coed, espeo-
lall, eoeoagngaa ibe shoHdef lee cream
sad eoafec obery were Grusiied Ia
abuadanor The rnjoymsni Of tie evra-
.sx wAs efesuv decreased by the sddiiion
Il music. both vocal a8d instrgmeutas--
n. c5mWuy ssrg delighted viih the eu-
serttgemeut an1 go 10, disperse until
aHrr tic midnight boar Thts Is The sec
oad Gathering Of the Kind tbis year, The
ars being ha,l al she h9use Of josiah
Brown, Tbs net proceeds q tae two are
sei 88wu al SIS.
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READsBORo.

List of town officers elected: Clerk
and Treas NJ NJ Houghton; Selectmen,
Chas Mason, Daniel Carpenter, I Green
slit; Oyerseer of the poor, T Greensit,
First Constable, d c Carpenter; Second
Constable, l. L Reed Listers, L b Fuller
d Carpenter, T Greensit; Auditors, j z
Lord, j W Carpenter, S Mason; Snperin-
tendent of schools, Maj J W Carpenter.
Voted tax of one dollar on dollar OF
the Grand List to pay expense of the
town. Voted one dollar on dollar OF
the list for road.
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Ical Intelligence.


THURSDAY MARCH ~ 49,
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kOH SALE My farm consisting OF
a9tt luaele- w-u.u Goo leruHty Of ,.lI H.
uot uut aa'uasssd hy any lsnis SO tbs ttste viii
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Moderator. Hon Nounan MilhnKion:
Town Clerk. Hiram Barton, for The 5Jth
successive year, Seleclmsa, " W Mar.
shah, George P Montgomery, Robert "
iiasnngs; Treasurer, William z. Maili.
son; Constable and Collector. Myron
Barton, 2nd Constable, Silas Mon,gom.
cry, Listers, Myrou Barton; Milo Mat
tsou, Richard Msitisou, Myrou CLARK,
Russell Stone OYcrseer Of the Poor John
Montgomery; Town Agent, William L
Madison, School Superintendent. Geo.
4. Montgomery Graud Juror., Pcleg
Cole, Edwin X. Martin; Auditor, c.
Hicks, II Madison, L Bottom. Tax 80
cents on the dollar, N. Millinglon had
81 votes for county commissioner.
Hon. Hiram Barton, OF SALISBURY,
Eas elected last Tuesday for tie lilieth
annaai Time us Town Clerk Judge
Barton Is now ia 10 the 79th year OF his
age. quite bale aud hearty, with memory
and intellect unimpaired. When inquir.
ed Of II be felt like serving he town for
another tull term, he said be would serve
II out or furnish satisfactory "subsii-
tute.' We donb, il another such an 10.
stance Of such hong continuance ia office
can be named h our stale. la fact
SALISBURY il eutited to noble mention
Tor the official longevity of It's Town
Clerks, OF whom three have served con.
tinually STAGE the organization of the
town, about 1867 DeA. Thomas Matti-
spu, the first clerk, served tor quite a
number OF wears. aud was succeeded by
Jacob Galu-ha, who held the office Tor ~
years, aud be was succeeded by MIR. Bar
ton, who has now entered npon the both
consecutive year vi his official suryice
la addition 10 the Office OF Town Clerk
Mr.. Barton has held several other OH ces -,
town, county aud state; has beeu Ia the
legislature, Assistant Judge OF the County
Court, and Tor quite half century has
been q Justice OF the Peace; all Of which
places he has held with distinguished
honor to himself and his constituents.
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fAsr ARLINGTON

Ms. Epuoa Permit a. throuzh the
columns Of the J0UgNkL L., tender our
hearty thsuks 10 ihe Kool people Of sun.
defland aud kasi Arlington siso On the
evening Of FEB. 18Th made ~ sann,.
Side ylsit sud ZEN rs duesudlug gin.
raadc - elh,r times during ti.e Wiufei)
niueiy dollar richer iH purss, beside,
their tiod-b'ez.iit.s i5r iutarr Mas
te l.ori biess aud rtesld lheln abadant.
H
J EHAToN MtGgLLOg.
NJ A. MUCottOm.
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PowSAG~

Moderator, John W Hall; Town
CLERK, ID w Kimball; Treasurer, Joseph
L Myers; Superintendent OF common
schools, Thomas II Hall; Selectmen, Sol.
ONION W Gardner, Charles II Barber, |
Franklin Paddock Assessors, Samuel J
Gardner, Perry II Thompson, Orrin
Bates; Auditors, John l. Mason, Amasa
Thompson, I Merritt Thompson; Over.
seer Poor Daniel A Dean; Town agent,
Solomon W Gardner; Tax collector and
first Constable, Daniel w Kimball. Voted
TO raise Go cents on the dollar of the
Grand List for 1874 TO defray expenses
of the town and to pay Off Indebtedness
OF the town.
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NEw LEBANON, X. Y.

The hail of the Young Mems Associ.
alton in this place was opened for the first
time on the evening OF the 18th ut., for
it, first lecture, under rather anfavorable
circumstances, the night being dark with
indications Of storm. Nevertheless
fair and very sppreciatiye audience At
tended Wallace Bruce, Esq, Of Pough-
kccpsie, was introduced. His subject
wa- Robert Burns" the Scottish Poet. a
subject which he subsequently proved
himself master Of Iiis pronunciation
when quoting selections of those qnaini
old rhymes was as perfect as bad some
power 'the giftie IT," III. conversant
know ledge of Burns aHd his country, hi.
varied ,uir from the romantic to HE
real, his mastery Of rlgcuiiou, with that
easy grace 80 becoming 10 a good -, aket
must make him fayoTite with all who
hear him. We understand that effort
are briug made Ia engage Mr.. Bruce d,
au earlg day 70 d~lsser mo,ber lecture az
+ the same place. II sucoe.siul We predict
good house, wilh a rare treat to al wba
are 80 fortunate 80 ~ attend.
LEBANON SPRINGS.
-- Messrs. Hand Il Clark Of Lebanon
Springs have purcbAsed an extensive traci
81 Ishd III The ceuter Of this place and
Baw anyr building bate At reas0nsbl,
term. Already fes lots taye beer
.oid witch speaks wei Tor them, a. tie,
only made The purchase . Short time ago
Ties new stree, % b. 6r,l opened e1iendi
from 6rahd 70 Prospect Avenue, anc
presents some o. the aaest lots Ia Oh
yillage
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--C'rgk aad Treasurer, G u Williams;
Seiga,uen, Cepha. Williams, Z & Wheel
sr, Johu q Barnard; Constable. Ccphs'
Williams; Collector r. Amedeu, hAs
So per cent; School Superintendent, Miss
Emma Graham; Listers. p c Benson, c
Il Williams, G " Barnard; urerserr Of
Poor, W S Style; Agent, { G Wheeler;
Town Gaud Jaror. " y Leonard. Noi-
"a fa raise fifteen cents in addition TO
highway tax. Voted TO raise one dollar
aud a hall on lhe doIlar towards paying
Indebtedness OF the town.
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opss fgrm 50, A. So
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CHESTER

Moderator, William Rounds; Clerk
aud Treasurer, Charles Robbins; Select
men, Daniel Davis, 3rd, II II Chandler,
Ira II Adams; Constable and Collector,
Charles o Lock; Listers, X Pollard,
Martin Guild, W II spalIord; Oversecr
of Poor, A : Adams; Agent, l. NJ Car
peuler; Auditors, II Henry, Simeon
Sberwin, William kingsbury; Supe.in-
tendeut Of Schools, Rev john & Hale. --
Voted TO raise 80 cents on the dollar,
town tax.
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CLERK aud Treasurer, l. Howard; 80.
lec,meu & : Clark, l. w Howe, I kel-
Iagg; Listers, G Young, 4 o Coleman,
y Lyon; Ogersccr OF Poor, c 5 Clark /;
Agent, " Hastings; Constable and Col.
lcctor, Parsons Superintendent Of
Schools, e BuInhsm. Voted 10 raise q
tax az tgo dollar. on O dollarof the grand
H.f
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uEsiY a JOHNSON ifgpss
Bod ar'aa ff.
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lNut luf &le Uthtut OF AHtlI PASTOR itafs
6. +. Buckley, on the afternoon aud
evening Of FeU. Path at The house of Mr.
Elias Abbott. The day was somewhat
stormy but this did not deter the friends
from coming. They began 10 gather du.
ring the afternoon not only from Land.
grove, but from adjoining towns also,
aud IN lbe evening they came in such
number. as 60 gu The rooms Of Mr. Al.
bgu'. house. who, by tbe way. was pre-
pared 10 receive them. His house va.
thrown gpeu 20 the company and Il warm
cheerful fire was burning ia three OF the
oli-mshioued fireplace, which, together
With several stoves gave q comf9nab e
welcome 20 ihe snos chad comer.. The
table. we've sci in the large Kitchen aud
loaded wilb goodies, such IS TIE farmer.
wiye. sud daughter, knew how to pfa.
vide. Tlen there were busy ore. eiu
ployed in cooking gbe uyacrs. One OF
the attractive feature Of the occasion Wa.
"h.h chowdef prepared after the sea
shore style." Good AuulIe p wa.
chosen Go sapefiaieni His department. -
Size bad learned to make cbowder yean
ago, down in lbe old nag stale, bnl 81,
Wss sfrsij Jhai si.e hsj l5st ghs art. e.
residence % mans ,ear. anbog 10,
Gftea Mountains bAd giseu her hliic 40
paHaHitg % practice iu that direction -
Bal sffsFal large cod tfesh frem hei
home To- Ibe sea wefr entrusted % he
care, che salsfeA 8Paa Re lulies II BE-
ofBer SeoB ibe teg0s ssneN ~ a.
J shgatfr besaa d.fiase Itself lhmagt
The r5oWs ani was iutAisl o. ths e5m
psuy THE msdg them deanoas to knoy
ynaFr 81 ii and NJ lhe tables were "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-07
"Ry Their Fruits, Elc.r

Some OF our readers object 10 the
Order OF the Patrons OF Husbandry be-
cause they are secret organizations.
This objection is a weak one. O@e
might as well object to family because
ats members are known as q" close
mouthed," and do not 90 through the
neighborhood gratifying their gossip
ping neighbors by retailing all the de-
tails Of family life, or Of their own busi-
ness and relations TO etbers. Every
man or woman has his or her secret
1t is right he or she should. This
order, like the church or any other
social organization. is 10 bejudged by its
fruits. We do not speak as Patron,
but ss one who is quite willing to CONS
mend whatever good is done to society
NO matter whether it is done secretly or
openly. We shall deal only with the
acts OF the Patrons-not with their
methods. We do not care what kind
oil q tool a man uses to keep his corn
clean, provided it is kept clean. We
Judge OF his good sense and thrift as q
corn grower by the condition OF his corn
while growing and by the product at
harvest, aud not BY the tool he uses OF
the fatness or leanness or value of the
animal that draws his cultivator, shove
or bull-topgued plow. Let's away with
these quibbles about methods, snc
watch the fruit the Order bears. Er
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CINCINNATI.
SHOCKING Crusiiy.

CINCINNATI. February Ga case Of
extreme cruelty was developed to-day
by Coroner Maley. On the 9th ol
January last a woman named Caroline
Benny, while in child birth, was eject
ed from her room. by constable Heffers
man Tor nonspaymcrt OF her rent. On
her way 10 = house on Culvert street,
she gave birth to the child, which died
last night. The woman was thrown
out into the rain without clothing.
Judge Pruden is said 10 be mixed up
in the affair as agent for the house,
The coroner will hold q thorough in'
yestiga,ion.
The constitutional Convention.
Mr.. Campbell's substitute giving the
Governor veto power divisible in the
appropriation bills, reversible by q ma
jority OF the general assembly, passed
the SECOND stage in the Constitutional
Convention to-day, and is now subject
to further amendment only by refer.
ence 10 a committee Of one with IN
structions to amend.
Fire.
A fire in the poultry aud egg packins
establishment owned by Y. A. Farr, in
Ssrip gfirld. Ohio. was destroyed oy hre
last night. Loss about $4,000; insur'
ed for s2,5O0 A stable adjoining be-
longing 10 P. A: SCHNEIDER was aIsc
burned =; loss about 5000,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-07
New York Market.

New YORK, February 6.-Cotton-
Dull; middling uplands 155c; futures
closed quiet; Gales OF $4,000 bales;
February IS 1-l6@15sc; March Is IL
32@l5 9.l6c; April 16 3-32@l5tc; May
l6%@l6 9-l6 June l6 l5-l6@l6 2l-S2;;
July l7t@l7 5-l6. Flour-Dull and
in buyers favor; superfine western and
State IS 60@6 10; common to good
6 1895 65; good to choice 6 1907 90;
white wheat extra 6 00@7 So extra
Ohio 6 40@S 90. Rye hour-Uncbang
ed. Whisky-lower at 99tc@l CO.
Whest-Dull and lower; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 54@l 81. Rye-Quiet. Bar
ley-Scarce and held very firm.
Corn - Dull and lower; new
western mixed aAoat S0@83c;
new western S39S4G new white
western S5c. Oats-Opened heavy and
closed shade firmer mixed western
62@63lc; white western 62@62ic: mix-
ed western in store &C. Co1ee-More
active. Sugar-Firm; fair to good re-
fining 7a@8c. Petroleum-Dull and
declining; crude S@Stc refined l5t@
l5!c; March l6c. Turpentine -50@5l,
Eggs-Unchanged. Pork - Heavy;
new meas SIC 25 March; l6 20 May.
Lard-Hcavy; prime steam Q 7.16;
February 9S@94c; March 94c; April
93c; May 9 l3.l6c. BGtter-Firm;
western 25935c. Cheese Firm at %
MlOc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-07
OMAHA.

Pacific Railroad Affairs.
OMAHA, February 6.-Charles Field.
man was knocked down and robbed Of
5000 last night. Three men who did it
have been arrested.
No detention to travel has beeu caus-
ed by the recent snow.
Orders have been received at heads
qusrters Department of the Platte. re-
ducipg the funds for the payment oi
construction employees from $4,000 to
IS coo per month. This will be hard
blow to many OF them, being at
remote points aud unable to travel. II
transportation can be obtained at all on
account OF the severe weather, the order
wsll include the discharge of the tele-
graph operators in the government
employ, which will leave the frontier
posts without this mode Of communica-
ton which is at all times imperative,
especially so in view OF the reported up
rising contemplate by the Indians.