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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19

Der Sdooner IS. 6. 9toummea" fam
nor9eiterH bon Baltimore in @barlefton, g.
g., an.
Ser bon bier na9 goriolf, Sa., beitimmtc
56ooner uWiarp Mi5ell," Gapt. Nelion, lag
am 15. sluauit I'M gtorfolfsr Safen.
Die englli6e Srigg nSobn 8opb," Capt.
Sromel, traf an %. Suli bon bier iii Sar-
baboes ein.
Die grisg y8ublen," @apt. 0ennel, qina
an 27. Suli BON Yapianou na6 inherent Saz
fen ab.
9ie Srigg yGboman," Gapt. Mfc6arlauO,
lam am 8. Suli BON Baltimore IN 9tio De
Saneiro an.
Die Oeutife garte n3teiiourcc," Capt.
9rau, clarlrte am 3. 9luguit in 2iuerpool
bierber.
Die italtenii6e 8arfe yWfarco 8olo, i"
Capt. 9apignan, bon Baltimore nad) ,Sull
in Gnglanb beitimmt, legte am 4. Quguft IN
Deal an.
Die noriue9iide Sarfe p Splpbioe," Capt.
baagenlen, fam am 4. 9luguit BON bier 5u
Blgmoutb III Guglanb al.
Die norpegiIfe Sarfe Song 9arplb," :"
Capt. Sfeplng, traf am 2. au9ult BON bier
III Sroumersbaoen oil.
Ser Santpfer y9Sm. Crane" Gapt. So
mes, traf Sonnta9 Don bier iibcr- 9tOrfolf IN
Soltou eiu.
Der 9ampfer y@ilnington," Sapt. Sol
mes, fam Sonnabeno BON bier in gtetp Sr-
leans ar.
Der 0ampfer ygSm. 2awrence," Gapt.
oomeS, tnbr NtOntag bon bier na6 Bottom
ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
SfGnSe.

SfGuOe.
S9icago, IS, aAg, = 2saplos K Monl'
throp's S4gehliible III garfa, 8idl., muroc
nit nlebreren tieinan pduiern uno elmer
9aiine onrh Seuer Scrit0rt. Serluit $780,
coo.
9 6enectabn, 1S. aug.- clearinghouse
& Sos Igrifulturz zgSerf,eugc= 6abrit brannte
9eltern Ibenb ab. Serluit $40. 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
Sie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon Gon=
cprO. W.=S.

8 ton, II. Nu9ul. - OaS eomttc,
bas Die 3esis.atur tn Concord, N.~6., ere
nannt bot, nm Die 9lngelegenbeiten Der gta-
tionalzS Sparbanf in GoHcorb Su nnteriu6en,
eritattete leiueu Seritt. Dies lit Die gaut,
Der Der S6atneiter yS. 9S. Storrs $4,000
entluenbet bat. Die Ssruntreuung iplrbe I'M
0eseinber b. s. befannt. 0aS Gomite lit Der
anfdIt, baB cine gang oberfldhlide Briifnng,
meun etne iold)e innerhalb Der lebten flint
Sabre mare DorgenOmnnsn poroen, ben Sal
ienoiebitabl batte eribtli6 MAIDEN nliiiicn,
nnb nngea6tet Die 9anf 9ermalter porge=
ben, alle Sabre piermal Standardization Al
balteu, 10 seigeu Die Snoisien unb Sepeiie
bod, oaB Su gar feiner .3eit irgenO cine Sriiz
fung Der Storr'lden Sii6er BON Seten Des
BrdTbenten, Der Sernalter ober irgenD eine5
@omite'S Der Sanf gcmaf)t moroen lei. gfur
bann erit, ais Der 6aiieu Siebitabl ben
Yublifum 3ur &enntniB gefommen mar ,murbe
ein aaiienitllrS porgenommen. 9as @onlite
beiduoigt Die Seripalter eirer argen ytad)z
lGlfgfeit, Die burdaus feline @mtlduloiaung
SuldBt. SIS perbalnmt baS Serbaltcn Der
Serlpalter, inoem lie es llnterlieBen, bic Griz
MISUNDERSTANDING ge9en StorrS einSuleiten
uno ibu pielm.br entipiIfen lieBen. Sie
ipre6en iibrlgens Die Nnliht aus, baB unges
a6tct beS &aiiabiebitabls unb bes III Solge
ber @elb Yanique entitanbenen @inid)runl.
pfens Der gSertbe, bte Sanf 5ur 3eit iolpent
lit. Ser gerldt ldlliebt nit elmer Gmpfeb=
lung Sltr Ibbaltllng elmer Seriammlung Der
Snterenenten. Die gegenipGrtigen Serualter
iollten Oas einbclige SnboHenlent Der Ser
lammlung erbalten ober es iollte cine Serdllz
berung gemaft unc Die Soasa ablnngen iollten
mieoer aufgen0mnlen merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
F. RAINE, Proprietor.
YpifanstS 9uSneiS.

Seifunes Vorto fur reseImdsise tdeItdc Cub,
ertbenten (pierteIidbrlit am Gmpian9 oIc sab6al)
80 9ts., fir pohentIihe Subicrbenten Cts.
Aaes, 9ele9eutlidb otrianbte seorufte DsateriaI,
cripte, 9arteu eitbograpbieu @irtuIdre, Bi6er ,c.
Gent ilr ie Spei rlujea
Srieie, periieeeIte 9adete, gang ober t5eiIwe
oel1re6enes material (SuhsDtanuicripte uno Snts
Sorretturoo9en aus9enommen,) Cts. ihr iebe baIne
unSe.
Crtsbriefe on BIdsen, no fib SIieftrdeer befi:
ben, ets. fllr ieoe babe unSe, an GHoeren Srten
Gent.
money Orders" $50 ui6t iibernei9eno,) $40 un1
Denl9er ete.; iber $40 unb $20 nidlt iibereiaenl
~ et5.; s2U uuo $50 uit berci9euo, 10 Sts.; ibcr
$50 un6 $40 ntht iberei9eno, 20 @tS. uber $40 mo
so ntd1t dberftei9euo, p Cts. @roGere GUNNER,
ais $50, beotnsen erbobte i3GbIun9.
Yerto nadl fremoen Saupern,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
Scr 6eISnsnrff.

Newzgorf, 1S. aug. - @elb leidt 81
1O95-4. Shltsationen attio, Se6ier 1l84
'62er 112. Iflien idloiien flau, gteu -gorf
Central 1923, Gre 32t, 2afe Sbore 72a, ST.
Central 93a, Pittsburg S6a, 9fortbmeitern 3S2,
pref. 55t, Gof Sslanb 1908.
llnterihabantS Silan5: Sob S52 1862 =
375, Sourant $50, ,533. 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
@erhaftmng oesGoIbp tpegen etnes
WoroatteutatS attf WarD Sp=

goiton, 1S. Gug.-Im /. Suli 5. So.
nurbe eiu nDrberiIber Ingriff auf Die MarD
Spman gemaht, uno beute wurOe auf ben
Seroa6t, Die Shat neriibt Su baben, eiu
Mann, Namens Golbp, arretirt. SolgenbcS
iino Die SerOadtsgriinbe, bic alf isineS6ulo
id,lieBen laiien. Dtan meiB, OaB Golbp EN-
!Solsored)sler 1T uno baB er alle su letnen
Sanowcrte erforberliden 8erfScuge fat, nit
9lusnahme zines abgeidrd9ten SGrotmei=
iels. Snbefen- -ueiB man, oaB CT einen iol=
den Shrotmeilel bate, ebe Der angriff auf
bic Marpl Spman gemaft porben mar, nnb
baB er inn iett nidt mebr bat. Dtau peiB
aud), baB Die @unoen arn a6rper Der Dtarg
Spman nit elmer 8affe, Die eincm iol6en
S6rotmeiiel abnli6 iein n1ubte, perlriad)t
uorben iinO. Sbne 3ueifel iuurbe bas st=
teutat smiiden unb 70 llbr am 0torgen bes
1. Suli gemadt, uno @olbp perrlag fetne
InSfnnft bariiber SIT geben, NO CT 5wiid)en
jenen Stunben mar. Die Serpunbete lagt,
tie lei on ienem Morsen Inn l1br aufgeitanz
ben uno babe ibr Seniter ge6ffnet, 10 baB fie
nm ieue 3eit unocrlett geipeien lein nluB.
Sic meigert ii9, ir9eno peldlen 9ufi6luB
iiber oas Ill gebeu, mas ii6 nafber erei9nete.
9olbp mar tbr 0tebbaber uno hat iie perfiibrt,
llnb ieit bent 4ttentat bat er ibr lebr 9roBe
9(ufmerflamfeit eripteieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
@cfmiidlte 9epetdieu aas
nor IN sSHf

Wew orf, IS. Nugut. -@olo erDfIz
nete Su 1893 unb idlloB 81 1893.
- Der Spir. y@itp Of Banana" lit bon
4Sptnnall bier etngetrofien.
- Der beriibmte 9lrddologe 6. 6. Sauior
lit fir wabniinnig ertlart parbeil.
pie benti9en SouelnHabmen bctrugen
s6l2, 900. |
Der 0pfr. raiblano" lit bon Gan 30
ningo bier eingetroffen.
= 0fan last, aaB GIN Mann, giamens
eeramonte ben sStaliencr Sorino in 0roof=
Inn ernlorbet bat. Die @e6eireolisilten ia.
gen, aaB iie Den lpirtlt6en Mbroer babeu,
Dap beriebe aber nibt GOramonte beiBt.
- @elteru Abenb lfli6 iid Elm Nteuid) in
bic Stdlle oes Yatr,f OmDer uno eritad neuu
prahtpole Yferbe. Se1le murben berte
WOr9en toot gefunben uno bic brei ncA ;e-
benben iina nift at retseH. $seses YIefp mar
in bic Seiss sennalen, Die 0eieafdafr fir
Wsrbluoeruns bsr Sb,srqadlersi bietct eiHe
Selobnung bon 500 fir lleberfiibrllnQ be5
Serbreders. Die brei nod, lebennen g|Scrss
lasen i'm SossssarN,s Ans' sahen fbfem
hrHa, WieBFegeu 4fsfben waren Die Seiten
aufsTifisn, 10 bab bic elngepeioe beroor
oran9en. Sn cem Stale fanb man etneh
MelBel, monlit anseniheinli9 oas Serbrsrhen
beritbt mGrben it, ~ !
9tf aempsIrttter In Cape Wap.
eape Nfan, 10. slug. - Der Saocort
1T IN Der arSbten aufreguns infolse Der On.
fuuft Der Scn1pelritter BON gSalbiugton, Ybi=
labelpbia Alnb Baltimore. Bic @omtbureieu
iino in ueri6iebenen Sotels einquartirt. Am
8rsitag miro cine srobe Yaraoe itattfinoen.
Gin fdbtparaer 0ertred;sr.
htlabelp bi a, IS. slugult. - Gam.
9lnsnitus, elm Neger, pel9er angeflast ilt,
in yaaepz 6orge 3nei iuuse Mdo6en III perz
breherii9er gSeiie attadirt 81 baben, muroe
beute bier oerbaftet unb mad, bem Sountp=
@efsnsniNs pom Norristomn sebradt.
Die te,.e Contribution tan Ohio.
&ineinnati, 18. 4Hsuit. - Die s(b-
fiimmuna iher Die ueue Contribution fiirObio
lam bette ltatt. DaS GOtum tuar qerina
unS es CAB fidb fein allsemeines Sntereiis
fnno. Ole 8erif1te aus bem Suneru seiaen,
SaB eine srOBe Stimmenmebrbeit gegen bic
Contribution gefallen lit, mdbrenD Die gr6Be
rem Stdbte algemein fir oielelbe stitinmt
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
Ysrmii9te Nn5etgen.
slu Die 50. 9aoio SteaD e. g.,
NSr IL SnA.Gnnftrni;e.

Neius serren Das Niaren Der auseni,ite metnes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno Saus an Der Suoot<9Ge Der
6ratfus SberTdbe entbaIteno, mahte penl9er, oils
f75 BfanD Shrer .0iontoul@S hieierzSarbe~ II otel
anitride uotbpeuois. SG i'd Die 9runooeraro
bnnoen, 10 empie9le ib Slre 6or6e nit pielem Ser
sniisen. @r9ebenft .... o-.,,.a
E,ni1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
ShtTsnadrthte,,.

Die Sarte yWetbola" uno Der Oreimaiter
aSprlls" tanlen am ylontase BON bier IN
SreMerbapen du.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19

HB- Sd] pertaufe 9fdbmaid)inen auer art duf Dc=
nat6S abluuseu. Ner ater Saar beSabIt erbdlt enen
boberen Ibjus, els Don ir9euo einem anberen Sauie
in Der Staot erlau5t pirb. SD permietbe uno repa=
rire, turS ib tbue ales.
s. 4. WeSeennes.
Hr. 1856, gSeTtzSapettefrase, uub
(Nai26,1St) gir. 26, >Baltimoreitr.
ag Septel=Slerfs ntiiiieu iebr bofide eeute iein,
onit idlt ouI ie Elm gutter 21eit oes 9ebdiseu, oas
0enen, Die pas Ge9entheil fno, antlebt. Oas
in Bottom bat beionoeres
Slid; es befet in ben Jtetben ieiner AnseteIten
olde alsemelne eiebIinse oes reiicnoea Yublifuns,
pie oie S6. Wurid, Doule uno @tapp. U91-20tf &m)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
Or. MfcDrb.

III, Wef<B <Bdpette=, unterbaIb ber
pareErase,
fauu bu.& Iausidbrise gTa9runs In europdiIdbeu
Ssr Sranfbeiten ber 5arn Cr9ane, bes Salies, Ss1
Raie unb ber Saut, neruofe gbmdhe, DfeIand,oiie.
5.uaunssz sszunfa9tgfet> fra9seitises Gtern. orobsn.
Der anbeSadtiamfeit 9erriibrenb, scrantirsl.
&ouiultirfunoen: BON bis t2k,pon 9I6 ., bon Z
ts rfbr; gonnta9s bon 10 Dis IL llhr 9iittass.
(0ua11.12 Gete)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
&. 0aitte, 9eransseber.
Spe3ial Noti,en.
Balttutore
ffe 9n(nrdnfe WEfr.

ylIt e5uluI0u(f WWff1
suomeSisisde bon eoutbs uuS eSaters StraAs,
0iele @eieGihatt nerfi4ert tortmdbrenb se9en Wers
.uil ober SGaben burd BranbunsIiid loipo6l IN De,
Stabt, mte TIM aanbe, ole arten BON Giseutbuin,
Dobn=, aaoens uno @aareubauier, San6eIssiter,
AisI5au=Yroeufte, Notelu, Saus gerdtbidaiten,
iidte Fabr,euse u 10.
Dds Otrtitortum beifebt aus toIgenben 5erreu:
Wm. y. partition, Yrdfioeut;
Geo. U. Bifers, 6. b. Sapff,
Dapio g. WiljOn, s. Robt. Senftns,
Sofab Bennington, 6. Ntorton SteipGrt
Sraucis Z. Sing, .. Il. Heipcomer,
Senrp Carroll, Srpile Sorpis,
0. 9. Steuort W. W. Sdplors
2Sm. 5. Druue, Serael eogens
G5eorse g. Sartion.
5SorulIIare Iuo peere s.a hrfd iiber
Die G,jeuidba piro in Der Office, SiiOmefzGde gon
Geutqz uno S8atsritrase, ertpelt no aub ale auf=
1dse iofort erleoist iueroeu. Verfherun9sn peroen
aut traeno cine snip au9enonmen, pelte BET Apnlts
sant tuLuben mag.
(Saui.1SD 8r. Mooomottb, Se.r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
@eYS III 9auapa.

-. WNTTH ~ 0annpa.
&meeei Snt., IS. Aug. = Gbarles Mo-
ran ernloraete ani letten Sonntag bic Sral
lcines SrllScrs. Ser WfDroer puroe per
baftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
Epe;ia! : 8eti,en.
al1porf,s l1p(tn-b babnpnIprr

effeftio reiH9t unh maht Die Sabne peiB, Ioit ben
gSeiufteiu d6, uno peroiunert Dos gSeroer6en Der
3dbne. Sic Saigon Der Sdadbtel 1T ueu, uiehlit, be-
quem uno ipariam. PreiS % Gents. gu baben in
alien Npotgeten uuo 3rosueu>Sa Sauoluu9en.
I0lmnl ioAEtnNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
Gtne tpeitli6e s6teBaFaire.

ereianete ii6 al Der SennciIee'r Seite bes
Wliiiiliippi cine gfieBafiaire In Der NGbe
bon Boint gleafant, in pelfer Gilbert gtaG
uuo Elm iuuger Mann, gtamens 6reubam, erz
id1ofIen murSe, @eorge Oarnell tulrbe t0otli6
oeriuunoet uno Gapt. Sole ,iomie smei Sriioer
gtartens Soc, ,erbieiten id)mere S6uBmunoen.
Die Seinoieligfeit enritanb infolge zines
8edtsfreites sniifen Capt. Cole unb Sapt.
Stall.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
Selesrapbii9e SepeiGea.
Jnlanas9epeidene
94ns Der unSesba,tptitaot.

gS blngtOn, Is. Nugult. : DaS Sigz
nal Siireau, oas jiinsite Der ipifenid)aftlihen
Sinoer Der Sunoes- 8egiernug, iett iein bu.
manitdres gSerf I'M Snterelie bes 'Sanbels,
oes Nferbaues uno Der 8iiienifaft eifrig
fort. gtidt genug, baB es sur Siderbeit Der
Seefab.er on unieren 8iiiten beitragt, Sen.
Oteper bat aud nit europdlifen 0teteorolos
gen elm abfommen getroiien iiber austanit
Der Seobahtungen. Oas Siireau ftebt jett
nit goo ausldnpilben geobadtnnssitationen
III Serbinoung. 9as Seoba9tungs Corps
Sdblt iett 450 Maan.
bic WatfonaIEsuerbanf putt Con.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-19
Sic 9ampfer oes
,,SfDro Sentibeu 2lDDb"
Spil6en Bremen uno Baltimore

oia southampton,
oefePen aus ben ci9ens lur ccn Denit on Der @Ipbe
eroauten mir aHenSrieroetun9en ucriebenen elernen
Pof= Oampfiblfien uon 1000 Z 2onnen;
~Satimore, Capt. 2lenban;
Berlin, Sapt. Yuti6sr,
~Sbio." Capt. Gmiter;
~4eipSis," Capt. SGger,
"Srlunihneia," @apt. unbltItI
rRirubers," @op. SSser,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-12
Constitutional Convention.


Feb. 3.---A letter from President
Waite thanking the Convention for this
fiattering terms in, which his resigna-
ton was accepted, was read and filed.
! A resolution declaring that daily
sessions shall be held hereafter, Sun
days excepted, until the work of the
Convention shall be completed, was
adopted unanimously. -.
Amendments by committee of the
Whole to the Legislative Article were
then considered, and theentire Article,
excepting the section giving to veto
power to the Governor, disposed of.
Feb. 4.---The Legislative Article be-
ing a special order, section Is of the
article, comforting the veto power upon
the Governor, was taken up and dis
cussed throughout The day, without
final result. A motion to strike out the
clause requiring two-thirds majority
to pass bill over the Governors veto
was lost by a tie VOTE 81 to 81. A
proposition to confer upon the Cover
nor power to disanprove of certain
items in appropriation bills and at the
same time approve of other items, met
with but little favor.
Feb. 5.---Petitions were received for
the recognition of Deity, and for pro-
hibitory liquor clause, "a - ,'
An invitation to the Convention to
attend services at the Cincinnati Work
House on Sunday next was received.
The proposition tn confer the veto
power upon the Governor was discussed
throughout the day. No vote on the
subject was taken. ~
Feb. 6.--The veto section of the Leg
islative article was adopted in form
which requires every order, resolution
and vote in which both Houses of the
General Assembly must concur, to be
submitted to the Governor for his ap-
proval, and that if he shall not approve,
and the General Assembly shall, by a
constitutional majority in each House
again pass such measure, it shall be-
come a law without the Governors
signature.
A motion to strike out the provision
in section three requiring that Senators
and Representative shall be residents
of their respective districts for the
period of year prior to their election,
was, after considerable discussion, lost
by vote of Is to SO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-12


dence in Knox township a large black
snake. "A u
John Morton has sold the Fairview
and Barnesville Hack Line to Mr..
GaIbreath of the Guernsey Honse at
Fairview. -
newspapers are coming down" is
what bad Cambridge boy said as a
lady slipped On the icy pavement on
Market Street few days ago. "Yes
and rags will go up if you don't mind"
was the quick and ready reply as the
boy lodged an umbrella
Twenty-four persons united with the
Methodist Episcopal church at this
place on last Sabbath. The revival has
been in progress for some time and is
producing the best of results. a num-
ber OF old and middle aged men and
their families have Joined.
[From the Times.l
Loans were sold by the Cambridge
Building and Loan Association on
Monday evening at forty-two and fif-
ty-One and one-f3urth per cent. premi-
um. a
The largest mortgage ever recorded
in Guernsey county was the one re-
Gently entered, to cover loans from
Fields and Lanmer TO the NJ. p. & G.
Railway. 1t calls for a million dol
lars.
One of our citizens who had not been
called as witness in Court during 6
residence here of ten years, did moi
feel complimented by being summon
ed for.the defendant in a liquor case s
few days since.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-12
BRIDGEPORT LOCALS.

The Fox Hunt was much enjoyed by
the participants. Owing, however, TO
Capt. Deans inability 10 get an old
man to scatter on "A precipitouS hill
side, several Foxes made their escape
from the closing ring. The fact was
developed that there is no scarcity in
the Fox crop. ll'51 ,I RI 22t-'.t la
E. P. Rhodes and lady, leave, Thurs
day, for an extended tour south, stop
ping over at Memphis for. the, great
Mudri Grds celebration-and thence on
to New Orleans. Safety and happiness
accompany them. 80 80 ,,. XIX, =. +, .l..-
The M. Z. Conference is now in. ses.
sion here. A season of profitable and
pleasant intercourse is anticipated. 20
The Planning Mills, after season of
repair are again in motion. The pros
pect for extensive house building the
coming season was never better.
A precious revival occurred in the
Presbyterian Church, Martins Ferry
last week. Rev. Chalfant was assisted
by Rev. CASTOR, of Bellaire, and the
communion was administered on Sab
bath when twenty-five united with the
Church. -s,l .....a
The Pease TIP. Sabbath School Con-
vention will be held in the Presbyteri-
an Church, this place, on next Sabbath,
at p NJ. Let there be a full turn out
of every friend of the enterprise.
We would chronicle the change in
the well established dry goods house,
formerly Junkins, Ro owles d Medill,- =
new Junkins Bros. From the days OF
Adam to the present, the Junkins fam
lily have been engaged in the dry goods
trade-and, if experience and fair deal
ing qualities, they onght to and do ex-
eel on selling goods on the ground
floor. With a full stock, and deter
to please in every regard, we
ask a trial of their speed on bottom
prices. Then they have at command
one of the best tailors in the State; a
great desideratum in every well regu-
lated house of this kind.
The daily press about US having Civ
en- currency to the rumor that the
Penn. Central had backed down from |
the great fight with the b. Il o. r.. R.,
leaving the latter master of the sItua-
lion. I inquired to-day, Tuesday, at |
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-12
CONGRESS.

Fed. 4.---SENATE: During morning
hour Senator Sherman's bill to equalize
bank circulation was discussed.
Consideration of the Bankrupt act
was resumed but no final action reach
ed.
HoUsE---Asa Hodges, claiming to be
a Representative from Arkansas, was
declared entitled prima facie to seat.
The Army Appropriation bill was
considered in committee of the Whole,
and an amendment adopted restricting
payment of compensation to railways
Constructed by Government aid for
transportation Of troops and army
stores.
Feb. 5.---SENATE: House joint re-
solution to investigate the District of
Columbia government was adopted,
and Messrs. Frelinghuysen, Boutwell,
and Thurman appointed as members
Of the committee on the part of the
Senate. Mr.. Frelinghuysen having
declined, Mr. Conkling was appointed,
who also declined.
Mr.. Carpenter introduced a bill pro-
viding for new election in Louisiana,
and gave notice of intention to make
some remarks thereon early next week
Bill to protect public Improvements
at the mouth of the Mississippi was
passed. sa3 q stf
HoUsE--Bills were passed concern
ing practice in Territorial courts, and
to encourage growth of timber on the
Western prairies. -.rlT. tao
Consideration OF, the Army Appro-
bill; was resumed.
Feb. 6.---SENATE: Resolution fixingl
OF witnesses summoned
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headquarters and find the news entire
Iy devoid of truthfulness, and gotten
up doubtless for effect. The Pennsyl-
yania road is as determined as ever,
and will fight her differences out on the
line assumed. There has been no ad-
vance on the recent reduced rates of
fare by this road.
A broad grin to-day plays over the
face of ''Old Nick" at the prospect of
getting up ice; queer thing for his
majesty to grin about-but we mean
Nick Kuhn.
In strolling through Martins Ferry
the other day We wire acrceably sur
prised to hear the puff" of another
engine of enterprise now happily be-
coming so numerous in that work nc use
the Ohio Valley. We halted and
found another music box of industry
had been wound up since Last we visit
ed the spot, and discOursing sounds in
harmony with the great spirit of pro-
gress and developIn ent Of the age. On
the former business site of E. j. Hoyle
d Co., we found Messrs. j. Medill 4
Co. had erected one of the finest Plan
ming Mills il. the county. Without
pretending to critical knowledge of
such things, we will say, the engine of
60 horse power, the work of our friends
Culbertson, Wiley 4 Co., Martins
Ferry, is one of the completest jobs we
have ever seen. Its movement is per-
| fection itself, and its finish creditable
to its makers. Let all in need of such
things make note.
With one of the best filled lumber
yards of splendid material, We found
everything inside in keeping, for saw.
ing, chawing, growing, and otherwise
working up this immense supply to or.
der. We don't know what everything
about the mill is for-but we saw 8
6yoUer there, we know that's gooG
thing to have about any concern, and
then there's our old friend George
Medill, one of the firm, he is book
keeper and general manager-that's al
right; and, then Joe Medill, another o
the firm, is Superintendent-all righ
again, especially when Isaac Colt:
helps him; Jesse Blockseed, an accom-
plished mechanic is foreman of thu
concern. We bespeak for the Ohit
City Planning Mill years of prosperity
altogether it is a great acquisition Il
the industrial interests Of BelmOn
County, and as such is worthy of d lib
eral support-which we trust anC
doubt not will be accorded it.
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by investigating committees, was
agreed TO.
Bill providing for removal of the
Flat Head Indians, in Montana. was
passed. Also, bill giving all soldiers
who enlisted prior TO August, 1861,
800 bounty.
Resolution was passed calling upon
the Postmaster General for information
as to mail contracts.
The Bankrupt bill was taken up and
several amendments agreed TO.
HoUsE--A number of private bills
were reported and acted upon.
The proposition to devote Saturday:
session to debate exclusively, as usual
was objected to, but finally agreed tt
without objection.