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WYOMING.
Movement of Troops.

CHEYENNE. February % General
Baker, the noted Indian fighter, arrived
here yesterday and left for the front to-
day. Generals Sheridan aud Ord reach
ed Fort Laramie in safety this morn.
ing. Nine companies of infantry and
seven of cavalry left here to-day fol
the vicinity OF Red Cloud agency.
Considerable anow has fallen. Wealth
er colI
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ST. LOUIS.
washington's Birthday

Sr. LOUIS, February 23.-Some bal
dozen societies of workrngmen. headed
by Liudell aud Gray's volunteer mill
tary companies, paraded the streets to-
day in Honor OF Washington's birth
day, and made a very creditable ap'
pearauee. The day was otherwise OBJ
served by the closing of the Merchantt
Exchange and the partial suspension
OF business.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
The I ast OF the Owery Gnug.

The ast OF the Owery Gaug.
WILMINGTON, February 23-Steve
Lowery, the last survivor ei the notor'
Gus band OF Robson county outlaws,
was instantly killed, in the upper psr'
OF Robeson county by three citizrua.
He was tuning his banjo preparatory to
playing for some wagoners. when three
shots were fred a, him, taking effect 10
bis head, killing him instantly.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG. February 23.-Dim-
mick is the only member o. the lesisls-
ture implicated in the alleged bssck
mailing bank swiodle. The investiga'
ting committees report will be received
this afternoon, when resolution to
expel Dimmick will be, it is said, inn
mediately offered.
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TOLEDO, February 23-Flour-
Quiet aud uncbasged. Wheat-In
fair demand aud firm; amber Michizan
81 4Si; February j 4s; March 499
l 49l; No. 2 red l 46!. coru-In fair
demand higher high mixed 65iG seller
June 70tc new Gle; low miIed 63iS
new 60S no grade new Sc. Osu-
Steady; No. ] Sic No 9 47c. Clover
seed-Firm at IS 2595 go mammoth
5 Is.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, february 23-Washiug-
toms birthday was observed here by
the closing OF the Board Of Trade and
partial suspension of business. Flags
we're displayed on the public buildings,
newspaper Offices, &c. The banks were
open, but the post Office and custom
house was partially closed.
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coNcR RESsIoNAL.
SENATE.
WARRINGTON, February 23.

WARRINGTON, fepruary Io'
The chaplain in his opening prayer
invoked Divine Providence to grant
that the country might ever think With
reverence Of the good men through
whose fundamentally the nation has
attained its present exalted position.
and especially Of him who Was hrat 70
defend us from all wrongs. and ever first
in the affections OF his countrymap.
Mr.. Anthony said that the country
was to-day celebrating the birthday OF
Washington, and it was not customary
for the Senate to cit on such q day un-
less there was 40 extraordinary press
ure OF business be therefore moved
that the Senate adjourn. .
The motion was unanimously carried
and the Senate adjourned.
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E.s, Liberty Live sfoek Market.

EAST LIBsRTr, February 23.-Ca.tle
Arrivals. Including Saturday and
Sunday ll9 carr; medium IS 25 to 6 90
common a 90 to 500 bulls g 90 TO
4 so. Hogs-Arriysls, Including sstur-
day and Sunday 40 cars best Phila.
delphia IS 30 to 6 65, Workers IS 90 to
5 so sheep-Arrivals, including Ss.ur-
day 81 cars no sales
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RHODE ISLAND.
Temperance Nominations

Temperance Nom1hatf0ns.
PROVIDENCE, February 2S.-The
State Prohibitory Convention is in ses-
sion to-day and made the following
nominations: For Governor, Henry
Howard, the present incumbent; Lieut..
Governor, w. F. Ssyless; Secretary OF
State, J. NJ. Addemsn. present incum-
bent; Attorney.Gensrs Edwin Met
calf; Treasurer, Henry Goff.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, February 23.-The
cotton and woolen mill employees on q
strike in Kensington, met to-day and
resolved to remain idle ill the owners
consent to give Is per ceot. advance on
the present rates.
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MICHI6AN.
APerilous Situation. 6

DETROIT, February 23.-The heavy
winds to-day have driven the ice from
the mouth OF Saginaw river into the
bsv. 1t is reported that about three
hundred fishermen are on the ice, and
at last accounts they were five miles
from land. Great fesre are entertained
that the ice will break up be'ore the
men can be rescued, aud q !earfal dis
sster will te the result.
BAY CTR, February % -Intelli-
sence reached here at noon that al y
O'clock this morning . large cake Of
ice, several miles in extent, broke Oh
from the shore in Saginaw Bay, at q
point east of the light house at the mouth
OF the river and extending down the
east shore. On this floating field oi
ice there we're not less than 800 fisher
men and several teams and sleig hs'
The men are we'll supplied with sbsuties
food. fuel and provisions. When last
seen they had drifted several miles
northeast. and strong south winds
shifting to westward, drifting ice to-
ward the east shore Of the bay.
LATER.
A report from Sebwaiug this even'
ing, says ffty men have made q landing
there. Other reports from points Say
abont two hundred men have escaped
Two men named A. j. Smith and Johr
| P.nroier, are known to have beer
dfouned. The ice is solid and range
rom twelve to twenty inches In thick
ness, and 10 NOT easily broken up.
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uuusE IN ELM GROVE FOR SALE.

A new two.story frame house. well built.
containing nve rooms and cellar; ana
q lot upon which IL situated q blacksm,th
thop, il offered for ,sle. at Elm 0rove. The
propeit ty is suitable for q blacksmith, was.
on maker, shoc maker, OF any other trades
man who desires q pl asapt residence In
the county. Possession q ven April lat.
For particulars enquire OF Jns, DEAN.
or J. y. sMlih.
rGerman paper copy lw febl9-l0d
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Cleveland Markes.

CLEVELAND, February 23.-Nothipg
doing in grain on account Of this
beiog lWashington's birthday. and is
unchanged from Saturday. Petroleum
STEADY and unchanged,
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Tickets TO all principal points in the Eas
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket once, In McLure House, and at the
station at Bridgeport
Y.R. MYERS,
iul3l Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Customers and the Trade
RUBBER rAMPs,

WE HAVE ECOMMENCED THE MAN.
w uiac'ure of a superior article OF har,i
Rubber Hand Stamp. We are now prepar-
cd 10 MI nil orders, and will warrant all
work Our stamps are not oftbe glue and
molssses order. but are OF HARD vULCA.
NJZED RUBBER. Fer many uses they are
Indispensable.
W. VA. STESCIL AND SEAL WORK.,
tebl2 No. II sixieenth Stresl.
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VALE NTiNE 8.

At WHOLE EsALE AND RETAIL
"A Periodicals by the year, at publishers
prlcrS. Diaries 'or 1874. School Books. and
Stationery.
{. II. QUlMBY,
No. lili Market street, Wheeling, W. Va,
and Water sueet, Bellaire, ohio.
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The public meeting in relation to the
location OF q school house for the Sec
ond Ward, or for the Second and Third,
which was held at the Court House
last night seems to have resulted in
nothing more tangible than that there
is an irreconcilable difference OF oFin-
ion between representative men OF the
several Wards in regard to the two
questions; Let, Whether a new School
House is needed at all and I'd, Where
ifnseded, it should be built Upon these
two questions the parties divided and
the feuds OF the Guelphs and the Chi
bellires but dimly ioreshsdowed the
war which eeems likely to arise in re-
latiop to this matter.
The report iu our local columns gives
q fair presentation Of each side oil the
controversy as discussed in the meeting
at the Court House, and our city
readers may judge for themselves as to
the merits OF the case. You pays your
money and you takes your choice" but
beitremembered that in eithercase you
pays your money" Itis impossible as
yet to form any Intelligent opinion as to
the shape the controversy will ultimate
ly take or where.o this thing may grow.
We have received from the publish
er a copy of a neatly printed pamphlet
entitled Waves from the Waverly.'
The Waverly Literary Society is an
organization OF sprightly young gentle
men in the city who have combined for
mutual improvement in literary pur'
suits. They meet weekly and present
essays, orations, recitstions and witty
seuibs, and formally debate, after the
manner OF literary societies everywhere.
the various social or political questions
OF the day. The little book before US
is compilation Of essays, poems, bon
nlot,, jokes, etc that have Interested
and amused the Society during the past
few months and which it is believed
will also interest and amuse the public.
For sale By Stanton.
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A M U s e m z Nrs .
TONIGHT! TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
MONDAY and Tuesday nights, Feb.
sd, 2ith, the eminent and natural actor,
Nh. RORERT MeWADH

I'D, 2ith, the eminent and natural actor,
MR. ROBERT MeWADk,
In his romantic and picturesque imper.
OF "RIP VAN WINKLE," ihis
own entirely new and original ads ptatiou,)
from Washington Irvins's beautiful LIE.
gendary story. Hiloonception and render
Ing OF most popular character Il entirely
his own, based upon no former representa-.
ton that may have preceded it, snd has
been pronounced to be unsurpassed for
pafhos or power, and may lust.
ly be placed among the best characterize.
tons OF the present day. Supported by a
powerful dramatic company.
ed seats tlG0.
HAHILTON's OPERA HOUSE.
Mr.. JAS FTTzsINNoNs. Lessee and Manager.
Seats can be secured this day, at Box Of.
dce, between 10 q m. and 4 p. m. fezlr
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RoBBISG rae rAxPaYERs,

and frightening their teams, stirring up
what little ll'e is left in their horses.
until it requires three or more men.
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FOR ALE.
g 10 BUSHELS or PEACH BLOWS.
< IN bushels Of aTIy Hose Potstn..
In store and for sale al
CHARLEA LAUEs
Cor. 10Th and Market Streets,
fef2DA Under Grant Hous q
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wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
Baltimore Division.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. B.

- .r.El ON AND AFTER DEC.
~ xs~s.. xt:a.,e..;:ii.. "a, 1879, Trains, win run
VJilows;
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TRANSPORTATION.
MONDAY, NOV, Sd, 1878,

TRAINS WILL LEAVE WHEELING AS
FOLLOWS-WhEELl TIME:
, 1874-08-07
SUBURBAN NEWS.


Tho Doard Of Trustooa mot Monday night,
present Hlcasrs. Qoston, schalt1, Loewonsha},
Manrcr 0reonum, and hlaBon.
Tho Committee appointed to aaHeHs delinquent
lots oil Vinconnes road reported tho cost Of lay-
lug walks would ba $3.50. Tho report was 40.
coptol.
Il!o Finance Committee was giyon further
time to sasHe means 10 meet ourront o1penaoB.
A. petition waa road asking tho Board TO put IN
good condition tho railroad wei! OF Oak street.
1t WAS refurrod to tho Committee with power to
act.
Various stnan billa were approved, and ordered
paid.
4 potition was presented asking tho Board to
oall in election to yot0 Oh thu Improvement ut
the VlnconncB roal. II was adopted a1ia tho
eloctinn nrdorea.
rhp Ulork WAS ordered to servo notioos on all
acknowledgements failing to taao out licenseB TINT
tAo iaw would bo enforced at once.
QLENCoE.
On tho 1at Of August tho anniversary Of tho
abolition Of alayery IN tho WoBt lnlIcs, quito Il
number Of coore4 people assombled Ut 0lonooo
10 hold plpnio. They Comprised tue colorod
rcHilsnts Of Evanston md Vicinity. With sonlo
, 1874-08-07

from Chicago. It was worry reapecta biz aathpr,;
Ing In numbers and in appoarnnco. IhoY hcid
by tic .adoS of clearing close upon TIC
lako.slloyo. Ihoy ontortaincd themselves
MI us,lnl, viii swinging. .bnll-playlug,
and croAuet.. attor partaktug hou!.-
ntr. q. Eastman, who Is we'll known IN connoo-
tion with tho Abolition noyomont, and untlor-
stands First Of August celebration, and who IL
stopping for few aaya 1t Qleneoe, happai,Oti to
off-hand talk Of i,alf m hour OH emancipation in
tho WeAt 1ndieg and also III tho United Stetou.
md Ito history Of tho coiorcil raco in America.
Ihte waa we'll recoivod.. tho audicnce giving lin
Hpoech, nB they said, with several appropriato
aonga. Thia picnic wnH gotten TN nrIncnaIly
unlor tho dlrocllon Of lllos.artl Day, Wallace
Coleman, anp Alfrol 'btllchcll, colored cltzonu
OF EyatlHtOu.
, 1874-08-07

Tho Committee to ascertain whether there
was any ground for the prefcrripg Of ulHlgcs
against tho Rov ". c. Danly, pastor Of tho Ada
Stroot NJ. Z. Church, by j. G. Garland, Secretary
of tho Trustees Of the Society, resumed their
animation of Witnesses yesterday 1norniug. 1Ir.
Iiraiawood, Col. Moore, aud 1fr. Vasoy wcro
called for tho defense. Tho giving OF their
Testimony occupied tho morning session. In
tlte afternoon tho arguments woso made
by 1lr. DrouHo for lilo prosecution,
aud Dir, Dandy for himself. Tho latter
bocano excited, and shouted 50 loudly that Its
Conrorn. lilo wnH very mitch exercised oyor tlso
charges, sayiug 1t waa II Hhamo for any ono to
hsa.,Il hin, ~ u liar mud dishonest mau lo-
foro tho community without 1ussii iiicaton.
Ila Committee required OILY about ton min
utcs to malso up tLoir verdict, which WIS us fol-
lows:
11e Colnnitco tool: tho charges under consideration
and unanimously found cach cnarge nt every srecih-
sa to ps far aspa I pr py s a
THO result made A1r. Ira Drown very angry,
an.i he Hnys "the end is not Yst," threatening
to tnko the cla.gea to tho annual Conference,
aud to do hia bcat to got Ill injunction fronl tho
courts to restrain DR.. Danday from preahing.
case, and rejected testimony thao they should
Ilaye hearl; in faot, TINT tley weto determined
to acylut Dr. Dandy anyhow.
IRA Dnows'8 TRIAL.
Tho examination Of the charges against Ira
Drowp Ut Tho Ala Street Methodist Church, WIS
resumed last ayontug> Or. Foiton Ill tLs cha!r.
The full committee were present. and tho attend.
| ance Of spectators was n.utloratoty large.
| DR.. Briggs proposed to submit II statement Of
1ra D1owns financial relations with tho church,
showing tue deficiencies and embarrassmonts TO-
| suIting from his acts.
Mr.. Drouso objected to this, on the grotal
| tint tho dolondaAt was lot purity to the state.
| mont.
The Chair oyerrulol tho objection and admit
| ted the statement.
| The statcnlcnt was rcal by DR.. briggs, and the
! upBhot of 1t waa that Ira Brown lind uysrstatHd
to the amount Of about sl,l0o the oLusoll's in
| debtalnogb to hlm.
| Alr. HarrH wla called as witness, alsl to9ti,
t1el TINT Ira brown had promised to 500 Lin
paid.
Thomas q. Garland, called by tho dofcnso in
| robuttal uf D.. Dandy's Testimony, donlod lay-
| iu, auitt that Brown tIeyor kept llia rronliaoa.
| ira brown testified tAat, il it could DO shown
| that Ito had failed to account Tor any fu3ds 10.
longing to tho church, OF had lnatlo mlBtake Ii
his accounts, ho would pay two dolurs for oyer3
| dollar lle varied from an accurate statement.
This closet tho Testimony oil both sides, n.lt
| tie CoulnI!ttoo adjourned until thia eyoning
When the arguments Of counsel will 10 made.
, 1874-08-07
MIR, HEsINa AND TEE HOSPITAL
LOT.

MIR. HEsING AND TEE HOSPITAL
LOT.
Iearning that intelligence lad reached N1r. A.
d. IIeslng upon his northorn tour that gossip
connected his namo with tho purchase Of the
Baldwin hospital lot, 4 TRIBUNE reporter was
dispatched last evening to interview Alr. Was!.-
ington Hosug, at his residence, No. 307 Huron
street.
A very few words brought out tho fact thhs
h1r. nosing, Jr., hnd no faith whatever In the
charges agaiust hIs tathcr.
Repostor-Mr. nosipg learn thai your fathcr
is of upon iiahiug~c1oursion.
hr. ". Heaiug-Ica, but not In the senso that
tho expression is often takcn for. llo IL about
noportor-I understand you have received q
dispatch from him to<ny.
Mr. Hobing--Yes viii show 1t to you.
ao1no $1,000, believe?
Mr. IlcHIuE-YcB, that will ho news 10 him.
noticod tint Mr, Matthews did not aBhort TINT
fairly md squarely. IEo says ttlat periolat seya
that somebody else says that A1r' uesing was to
hnvo that amount.
1.oportor--Can yon lot mo ano the dispatch?
1lr, IesIng-Cerkaanly. 1Ioro 1t IN. THAT
name-patosky-,B QUO that ueyor heard Of be-
foro.
I came from Macktnaw at o'clock to-ngif. aud
found the Tines OF Tuesday. eny IN toto all charges.
Will os homo by Saturday. All we'll.
Roportsr-What do you think in regarl to tue
hospital lot charges9
A. q. ItEs1No.
Nfr, l1oslnE-1 do not know anything ahont
tho Con,IMian0nerB. but think tic attempt to
mix NY father wlsh it Ii oMtiretY unfoundod.
lteportor-cotld you thl1llf Of aoy spoolal ob-
icct III The story1
Mr, uesing-l am Inclined to think that 1t Ia
N TIE FA1IWEL14 INTEAEhT.
That, OF course, lnakcs it q matsor personal to
mo; but think 1t il true, nevertheless.
Roparter-Wlon did you aay your father
would be At home?
Mr.. Uoning-Tho dispatch says Saturday.
think lie will mako 1t hot for somo Of tleso men
,Ehe1l he gets hore. Corruption ~ not olo OF
Lis weaknesses. Certainly ho will forret tho
ulAttor nut to the bottom.
1loportcr-hlr. Matthews Hoema to Ahyo no
doubt about Ms. 1losiny'd participation lA tho
aaio.
Mr. Hoa!ng-Yes, 1t aoomed 10, though What
ho said was heArsay, Who is Mr. AatthoNs:
l did nas know of him botoye.
RepUrtes-lfn IL u ruaa aatato dealer, ba10vo.
! believe la moasls what he HayA.
hIr. ueBlnS-W9l,, We H)all know nil about 1t
in ilay or tWo.-at loaHs 10 lar III my father IL
coacorHcd., lhayo no idca TINT Io has any c0n.
uootiou With the buslnesa.
ANOTHER FAnn.uArioN.
20 Ne Etitor,ef 1is Chtcapo Ir1auUe:
H.n; Pleaao DO no tho favor 10 say tl4at tho
re11pftea Interview in tho Chsaaa 1tmes, IN ita
ispue Of thu 9TH iuat,, an 4atweon ma a,,d 9 70.
porter on that papor. IL wholly fabrication, NJ
haye negeg Ut any t'sao since That papes Lad MI
, 1874-08-07

TIE aCAuEsni ct 11UBIUs
Prot. Baldwin, who has lecn astounding
believers in sp!ritnalistio phenomena turing tho
paat woek, VITA tho revelations of the cabinet,
gave hta lust performance last evening to good
Louso, aIr. Gardiner dssircs to clean ard paint
tho house, md ilnds the remainder OF tho week
tie ouly nyailahio tmo for 30 doing, inas1nuUh
as tho theatre will bo occupied for D fortnight.
aEr, Baldwin consented 10 accolt sum OF
,npnoy Ii, ]!eu OF The two remaimng ,'lghts.
Among otlor tltuga, Mr. Gardiner will put two
blinu boxca bolcath tho existing prosconlnm
hpxos, which vii! he 81 richly oEnatnooted W tho
otllurH, ....
HooLEYa THEATRE.
Tho Atlo1pM eo.apa.,y ara still drawing very
largo ho,,aes, a.,d giving an exce|lallt variety
antcrtaulnollt, hclVoa along by tho nl'''atrola.
Tic programme IL i good QUO. aud tho AUDIENCE
invariably p!oased.
, 1874-08-07

1NnA E5flEht on temperance
Tho following lettor On tho temperance move.
mcnt has been addressed by Mr: Bright to Mr.
". Il. Gregory, Of bradford:
LONDON, Juna 8, 1874.
On tho temperance question aud my yiows upon;
it.. nn Horoly troubled with letters, and am
obliged to omit a1iaworB to very many Of them
may bay, however, that in my opinion. appeals
should be lnndo to iii members Of tho Christiaf
churchos, in tho hope Of crcnting great public
opinion among tho thoughtful anh religious
ciasseB in favor Of tue Temperance moyctnout,
una Of oiTori'lg, through tllom, to tho viow OF
tho nation grand example OF abstlaouco frolh
and 10 often, pornio!oua. Il tue prcfossins
Chriatian people woull.sake this mattor In hand,
tho great work would SO I'll prosperouaiy, thef
a1smplo woula tell rapidly upon public opinion
and upon the cuatou.s Of tho natioI
Of certain achievement, a1ld, as this moroI
rational opinion waH crested, would enable tito
Legislature 10 assist in it by such reasonable
restrictions ab tho case may roqrire, and us tho
constituencies would DO able to sustain. a.
proBout T. fpW perBpns clamor for Legislation.
which the country il not prepared for, a,l3
whtcl, It will not haar. Tlla consequence Of tAA
il failure, there being nnlcA contention and nv
result. Tho fsiands oi temperance should leayo
Parliament 70 form Ill opinion, Trusting that
cious in legislation will naturally and oaaly fol-
low. III grcat roform of this kind Parliament
can do iitt!o, Int that po1tton OF our people
which cares for religion can indeed do all. 1ho
ministers Of religion aud tho multisudes OF good
mcu and wo1non WHO listen to tho,n from week
to nook can make that reform you seek. With
CIT their zeal and corporation it il impossible
and q dream. II lad tin.o and opportunity !
could aay much moro, but this may 10 aunlciont
Tor tho moment Us D roply to your note. AIN,
very truly yours, JoHN DnsanT.
"Mr. y. II. Gregory, nradrogd, Yorkshire"
, 1874-08-07
GENERAL NEWS.

Tile range Of temperature yesterday az OBJ
served ly 3Ianaaso. optIclan, under THE Ih1p-
uNE l;uildug, was. In Tie sl.ato, at q. sa.. CD
dog. rahropllot; 10 q. ILL.,. 7ai IL H., IT, op.
ILL.,, "a; 0 p. m., 70i and y =. M, 10.
Tho lion. ], ", Dsuuswlok, ot Claelnna!i,
, 1874-08-07

My son Informs mo Tint I9mos ronortsr
eaiEoit at my ofco II, my nba,noe, md eunvoraai
with him. hut tlas tllo Atat.mnulH Of tho ranct-
mara wllDlIy u,nnlhortzoJ, aud mt at nil s1oh
etatoMIeuts M werD made. I. =. BALDWIN,
CHICAGO Aug. @, 1874. !