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HEMP y.
Heavy Flood in the mississippi

Heavy Flood in the Mississippi
IEl,PaIs, March 81 The officers oi
the Bell Lee, which arrived from New
orleans this morning, say the river
helow Napoleon is higher than ever
known before. About twenty-five
miles Of the Chicat ard Pine Bluff
railroad has been Svtp: away. No
further breaks are rep Jrted but the
whole coultrv adjacent To Chicat, Ark,
and Bolivar, II -, IS under water. No
great damage is appreNended.
steamer Creser Ciry Blown Up
\ special 10 the appeal from Helena,
.:aansas. to-day. says that the tow
J..t Crescen. City. rom New Orleans
20. s.. Louis, With tow OF five freight
is.-s.. cns fuel barg and o trading
l.a,, Ia1en with 43 tons Of sugar, blew
ua g. $50 o'clock this morning, at the
..o,ofMoutezlma Island, 10 miles below
s,,. Livery part 0. the boat was blown
20 atoms sud she sunk in three minutes
usr,o sill consumed by fire, The fol-
'owirs ia . Iist Of the lost; Captain
.ames Daeuson; mate, Henry Gissler;
rlo., joan Ashrander and wife; watch
nan, Dla Mastle; cabin boy, name un-
.aown; three celorsd GremeD. Wounded,
leo Van Uautsn, pilot. Leg broken !;
'av.cl Bacon, second engineer,
vsc3; VIM. DunH, second COOK,
-.- Icd. Peter Hal, the proprietor OF a
u.3u. boat, was badly bruised; bic
family were all saved and are on bosrd
lie steamer Phil Allen, bound tor
Nemrhis, az are also all the wounded.
They are under treatment OF Physicians
rom Pior's Point The remain
,-. 0. the crew are with
them rendering every assistance. The
A,Ien arrived at tie scene a few mo-
mcu,s aitcr the explosion, and rendered
very assistance. The above statement
Wa received from Wm. Briggs. the
first cuGj"eer Of the H. attd ste amer
The Creeceut C.iy was owned by the
hl-rlssjppi Transportation company,
and was valued at $4,000.
The arrival Of Phl Allen with the
survivors OF the Crescent Civ. is anx-
;ously looked Tor and it is thought that
il Wi! doubiles, be midnight or later
ne'oge i; arrives. Capt. Good, agent ot
tie line here. Is making every arrange
- 1. u. I IL
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAxrEAxu.co, March 24.-The SEN
ate las. night sustained Booths veto
OF the Harbor Commissioners bill
another victory for the Independents.
Thomas Ausbro, private detective
who attained uennvble noterieIy IN
the famous Edith OGorman. escaped
nun, case in this city, died last night
1t is now stated by persons who sr'
rived by the steamer Nevada from fans
ma that the officers Of the constituloo
reported Calima entering Msgatlan tor
the purpose OF disembarking Mexican
troops aud that she was not sPokelL
of Cape St. Lucas. No anxiety Is fei
here for Showers safety.
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ChIcnsp Market.

Chicago, March 2A-FiOlr-Dall
aud unchanged. Wheat-C Esettled
and weak; No. Chicago spring 81 23!;
No. . do strictly fresh ~ cash; Is
April; % May; Nc ; do l lli; re-
iected o.. CoIu-Actiye SD advs0e-
ed; No 9 uixed fresh 52tc cash; April
52c; Nay csc; new 40. 2 rniIci l9r
rejected old 59S59fci new 57ic. Oats
-Dull apd nominal; 10. 2 463c Nay.
Ryt-Scsrce and GTv; No 2S7cTegulsr;
33c fresh. Barley-stezdU No. =
spring 81 80. PoTk-ACNye and ai-
vanced 81 Sl4 20 oa snot; II - April ,
II 959lj 90 May. Lsrd-I1 fair Dc.
nend and advanced at IS o. on spoi;
9 % April. Bulk meals-Stesdy and
unchanged. Bacon-Q1ic. and gu,
changed. Wbisky-Ste4dy at 92s
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coNGR ESSlOMAL.
SENATE.
WARRINGTON March ~

WARRINGTON March "a.
Mr.. Scott, presented the petition Of
the citizens OF Blair coaDty, Pennsyl-
yauis OF deprecatiDg the re-enac.ment
of the duty on tea and coffee. Referred.
Mr.. Freelinghuysen presented apetl'
ton OF the citizens OF New Jersey asking
for the passage o! q law providing for
S65-lO0 convertible bonds. Referred.
Mr. Morton presented petition OF
the citizens Of indiana and Kentucky
asking that the law OF Congress rela =
tive 10 bridges over the Ohio river, be
amended to require that the bridge'
over the Ohio river shall have four
hundred feet spats and s pivst ORA"
of l60 feet Referred.
At the expiration OF the morning
n hous the Senate laid aside Informally
the bill to equaIize the distribution OF
currency, and took up the pew hnanclaI
bill reported by Mr.. Sherman from the
Comm ttee on Finances, Yesterday. Inc
provisions of the new bill were explain
ed By NJ, Sherman. -,
Mr. Sherman said that the bill re-
norIed Yesterday and just taken uF
was not a satisfactory one, as it was a
maiusl compromise. While it alec hac
the strength OF compromise 1t also nae
the weakness OF such g measure
that there was necessity 'of
those on each side to yield then
lows 10 the ssme extent to other
and unless they should so yield tn
b;JI could not be passed. There NIGH
be some middle ground agreed on L
make the bill satisfactory to ALL 1
onIv remained for the Senate now Il
saw if this WAS iair compromise o.
whether it would improve cur currenc.
and give the reliet demanded. d
then had the bill read by sectlons AM
explained the provisions OF each
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J. 7. LAEIY & Co., merchant tsilori
and dealers in gents furnishing goods
No. SO Twelfth street (old Monroe)
have received their stock OF fall and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared TO make up in the lates styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar.
anteed. They have also on hand fu i
line oil gents furnishing goods to suit
the 10 ost iastidious. Persons contem-
plating buying will do welt-to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. .
Shirts made to order aud a fit guar'
anteed. % ?
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HlIiIInorc MarheI.

BALTIMORE. March 24.-Flour-Dull
aud uuchauaeJ. Wheat-Qa!st Corn
-FirmeI; new mixed western S2e; old
S5c. OAts-Q liet and firm; western 5S
@6S:, Rye-Dull st SSG90c. Pro-
yisiors-Firm with iair jobbing de-
mard. Pork unchanged; bulk should
ers 6t@5sT clear rib sides S!@S3c
Bacon shoulders 7!c; clear rio sides
9t69Hc. Sugar cured hams l39l4c,
Lard &C. Batter in moderate demand
aud unchanged Coffee unchanged,
Wh'sIy-DuIl and heavy at 96c.
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aFhcclmg aie9'Stef,
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs'

,rto Horse Committee on Appropria-
lions has sereed TO give 5000 for the
propagation of food-fsh.
A new treasury district, embracing
New Orleans, the river ports OF Ken
,nckv ard Tennessee, and the lower
Ohio river, has beeu created, and Mr..
lanes Z. Morris, former West Vir-
,iris, has been appointed special agent.
The Allegheny Valley and the Pitts
5arsh aud Erie railroads were formally
connected yesterday by the driving OF
the last spike at the point OF union.
The English Queen tenders recsp-
lion on next Tuesday to Sir Garnet
WoIseley and other heroes Of the
A>han.ee Expedition.
The Spanish city OF tBilboa still hclds
cat aga;Dst the Carlists, though aorely
.asieged.
The Howard investigation is progress
.ag without many very favorable re
pJrts as to the management OF the
'rcedmen's funds, reports Of which are
resented. Genera! DatCock is mixed
ao in the business.
DISCUSSIONS in Congress yesterday
-e'atei mainly to the currency question,
.Iesscrs. Roberts, OF New York ard
MAYNARD OF Tennessee, had a sharp
ae!soasl debate az to the effect OF the
-ohtitory measures proposed.
Ia tie Sanb1rn case evidence was
aI3ncsl showing that the accused had
n,ea guilty ofthe worst form OF black
..i,;Hg and that no reliance could be
1ecl IN his pretended revelations.
D.v:I Reed was confirmed as U. S
tu5-uey To- the Western District o.
Pennsylvania, 2 position Tor which
mere has been good deal Of contentio OF
amcas loyal brethren.
The Selma, Rome aud Dalton rail
.sai was sold yesterday to the holder'
IT, Gss. mor;age boods.
4 movement in favor OF the rcstora'
ry1 Of the Bourboa dynasty in the per
s.n OF the Count de Chambord is anon:
,&a 'atcst rewa from France.
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ROUSE.

After considerable animated discus,
ion over the attempt by Messrs. Anvil
and Myers to make personal or priv
ilesed question out OF the mistakes IN
the " ashington papersin regard to their
votes on the four hundred million bill,
Yesterday, which attempt the speaker
Tefuses 10 counteBauce, the House
n,oceeded to the discussion Of the Geor'
gia contested election.
Alter three houIs' discussion on thf
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THE TEMPERANCE CRUSADE
JeRersOnvilIe, Ind.

JRFPRsoNvILLE, March 2l,-The cru
saders Of this city now separate into
several bands aud continue their work
On yesterday pepper was spripkled on
the pavement OF Tausman's saloon.
The ladies arrived and commenced
their services on the pavement, and
before they had finished they were all
set to sneezing. So far no esloons
have yet been closed. The excitement
is over and the movement is rapidly
dying out.
Dayton.
DAYTON, March 24.-The crusaders
gather strength daily, the women
working with untiring energy and in-
viucible resolution. Since the 9th inst.
four saloons have closed, but 3O2 re-
main. There is no dieorder Of any
krd and the women are pleasantly re-
ceiyed at every point. though saloonlsts
who are visited four or fiv. times daily
do not regard it as q jok'. Crowded
meetings were held to-haV. 'n' a rreat
IN ~ meeting is in rIogrtsr 't-nrht.
One sgloon vas closed to-day iy 1":c-
cution.
New York.
NEv York, March 24.-Thc Mclb .
odst ministers at their rugular weekly
meeting have taken strong grouud'
sgsirs. the Rev. DR.. Crosby, regarded
as special advocate Of temperance, and
have adopted the following resolution
RsSo!ued, That we most emphatlceI-
" affirm cur full belief in the princi-
ple OF total abstinence as the only per-
soma safety; the only effective example;
the only basis for radical and perma-
nentlv succaCs'u! temperance move.
mem.
The ,:..- = m'M.ts.s have also
adopted resolutions tayoriug the sup"
preston OF tipping house,, and ridding
out from the churches drinking MEM
bers and landlords OF liquor ssloons,
and offer their hearty cooperation to
the women in anything that will drive
ont the demon rum.
Columbus.
CoLuMBUs, March 24,--The crusaders
did the usual street work. One squad
attempted to gain access 10 Zolliuger {
Hotel int were repulsed. Soon after,
finding the way clear, they entered the
bar room, where they were met by Mr..
Zollinger who was in no good humo-
aud declined to have any conversation
with the ladies, saving that if they had
any business with him to send their
husbands. Over four thousand sigma
lures have been obtsinud to the citizen &
pledge.
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minority resolution that Mr.. Rawls,
the sitting member, was entitled to his
seat, it was rejected. Yess ~ nays
135.
The majority resolutions declaring
Nj. Sloan, the contestant, entitled to
the seat. were adopted. Yeas l35;
nays IA.
1t was purely party vote, except
that Banning. Fort and Shoemaker,
of Pennsylvania, voted with the minor
ity.
Mr.. Sloan then came forward and
took the modified, not the iron clad
oath.
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SroCEs-0pened strong a! su aver
age o. / per cent advance over yestsr-
day. The clcsiDg prices Auctustsd
somewhat under the contradictory ro-
mora from Washington, regarding the
financial legislation, and closed strong
at an advance OF f9l5 per Ccut over
the lowest figures OF the day The
principal features were 10 Western
Union. Pacific Mail. New York Ger
trsl, Lake Shore, Uaion Pacific North
western common and Wabash The
total transactions OF the day will prob
ably be 300,000,000 shares, including
9250O Western U0iou, 1900 Lake
Shore, 26,000 Pacific NAL, 1000
Northwestern common, j.. .0Oo Tah,sh,
II 800 Union Pacific.
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ppi,ndel,hI, wool Market.

PmLtpyLrHrA, March 2i-Wool--
Quiet G.r aud scUc-, Ohio, Pcnusyl-
vsDia All Wet Virginia double extra
aud above jGta jG!c; extra jj@56c;
medium JjG SIC; coarse i595Oc; New
York, hichigan, Indiaba and western
fine j1CIj3c; medium 53@55c; coarse
Ij6jOc; COmbiDc wsshed 62!@70c;
coubir. uavashei l2!9I3c; Canada
combug 69GGSC; hnc unwsshtd 3jG
3S: c5arss and medium washed S563>,
tub w,shfd j4G Sac.
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NO. j.
Cincinnati Market.

fINuSx,u March 81 Cotton
Quiet aad unchanged at l5s. Flour
-Qiiei snI unchanged. Wheat
Very dull ST 81 4o9l i2. Corn
Firm; mixed 62G65c, oa,s-Stesdy
Il j23jSc RYe-Stesdy at 81 o..
Rarlsy-NomiosE Oils-Uuchauged.
Ezrs-Sle2iy Butter--Sleady. Pork
--Hs,d al $40 %; lj 75 BID bat no
sales. LArj-S,sals; steam 9c; cous-
Try kettle g., Bulk mests-Stesd,;
shoulders sc; clear rib sides stc; clear
Ste. Bacon-Sttady with only q job
biug demand; shoulders 6s@6sc; clear
rib sides SIC; clear Ole. WHISKY
Firm NJ o2c.
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. TnITnn Market.

ToLEps, March 2i.-Flour-Dull
bat unchanged. Wbesl-Dull but ut
cbavgst; amber Michigan 81 4Sl; Nc.
lred held 1T | s., l So offered; No .
| 4i6l 45. Corr-Dull but unchang-
ed; Lirh mixed GGl", April &c; new
65s, low mixcd new Gjic; NJ frAds
63lc Oat--Duil tut unchanged. Nc.
, A.
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l nnINNIIlr market.

Lul-,ILLE, March 24.--Coltou-
Firm q, l5l@lji3. Flour Quiet and
unchanged Whsat-NomiBal. Corn
.-Qliet at G7@7Oc, Osts-Qute, At
55@6J. Proyisions--Quist. Mes
pork So = Bulk meats quiet amt
anchrnlct, bacon shou'd,rs &c; clear
rib sid,s 9c: clear 9tc; sugar cured
hGms l2@l2ic. Lsrd-Tierces 9lc;
kegs &c. Whisky-92c. Paging
lDlr
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, March "a, P NJ }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes
and thence to Missouri, falling barome,
ter, rising temperature, southwes.erly
winds and Increasing cloudy weather
For the Lower Lakes and Ohio Valley
south westerly winds, falling barometer
warmer and partly cloudy weather.
For the Southern States, northeasterIy
and southeasterly winds, high barome'
ter. rising temperature and generally
clear weather. For the Middle and
Ess,ern States, northeasterly to south
easteyiy winds, high barometer. rising
temperature and partly clondy weather
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Ia,roduction of Pullman Cars.

''I'H VN-'6N tsWIf VI Z II IIIlHEI NssIas
LONDON, March 2i.--.Another
nand o! journalists went on
an excursion over the Midland railroad
in the Pullman palace cars, and the
London papers are enthusiastic over the
new feature in EogIsh railroad travel
The Times s2ys, everything fits closely
AID works smoothly TIE eye tails
everywhere upon mechanical contriy-
auces OF that enginuity which we are
accustomed TO recognize and describe
as American. Now that it has crossed
the Atlantic PuIlman's enterprise will
aol be limited TO Eaglaud.'
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New York Dry Good. Marhss.

NKw YORK, March 24.-The trade
uoyemement gas. more active with
jobbers in nearly al departments, but
commission houses were generally
quiet Cotton goods steady at the lately
reduced prices. Heavy standard brown.
due brown, and medium and fine
bleachtd sbiriiogs are in better request,
Cottoaaies quiet. Prints, percsles.
lawns and fancy dress goods are selling
freely. Shawls lees sctivc Hosiery
Quiet. Wooden goods dull.
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phlIasIoIphta Market.

PnLADELrnn, March 4-FIoar--
Fiuns. out unchanged. Wheat
Heav,, rcd 81 COOL GS, Sp Der 72Gs
| 70; white | 1901 SO, Rye-9i696c.
Cogn--Activc yellow S0@ Sic Oau-
Advancing rcsd,ncy white 6l@63c;
mixed Csc. Pc,rOIeum--Crude lOG,
lOlc: rsfosd l4lc on spot and month,
l4b@ ije April. Whisky-Dnll 81
1G,
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plHTt Tors AND ADVIgORY BOARD

J0ln L. Roper, Pre- Idsut; John G. cor
pTeW. Iressurer, James Y. Leigh, Walter
Il. Taylor, GeO'ge =. Oldhe q, Jonn A. HfJs
500, DANIEL Husted. VIM. II. Wales, N. II.
SteysDs, y Wei, John I. Richmond.
His IL o. ll-DcJ, cz-gOy. GiIbe ( q. Walk
sg, Col. kadCT BigZs, X. II. 4. John * Nc
Daniel, y. q, Comm iBdeT J. J. BuJrouRhs
Capt Eami. u NatJs, virginia Lexisia-
tuTc; Robert y. WlihCT, q. IL. O II. r. nd
81: JCnD r. Whitehead, EEl., ex. Mayor I;
OOl. W. ". Taylor, state Senator James @.
Rg!Ge, u &. g.. o..
All com mmunicstiOns connected with the
COnceTt, sld orders for tickets, and applics-
ton tDr agencies % ,ell tickets, sbouid b.
acdTessei 10 HENRY v. MOORE,
S6cetsry Masonic Relief Atsgcisiion,
NDTfOlk, Va.
Jickets iOT saIe by
J. V. J.. EoD0EKs,
I52 Market street, wheeling. W. Va.
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BOSTON.
rhe Mossachuset,s senatorshIp.

BosTox, March G4.-The result o.
the three balIotiugs by the Senate and
one hy the House, to.dsy, does not in
d cate the speedy election o. a | nited
States Senator. The total vote in thu
Senst. was 81 and in the House 2S5,
Mr.. Dawes led 10 the Senate and Mr.
Hoar in the House, but neither ar
preached anywhere near a msjority. a
bsllot will be taken daily until choice
ia made.
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An Exh0TI2tI0n 10 the LadieS--t
Voice from tho Country.
EdItpys nftbp ReoiItar


Through the columns OF your paper
I desire to ssy word for the encour-
ascment ofthc ladies' OF Wheeling who
are about engaging in battling against
the great siU, which throughout these
United Ststca is sarFipg the very lie
OF our fellow man. In Gods name,
DON! give up the strife uu;Il you have
conquered. For the sake o: suffering
humanity, dent give il up until every
saloon is closed in the city Of Wheel
ing. From many q dsspairjpg heart
goes up the cry, Save, or | per.sA
Who are those despair'u. ones Pause
before you answer They are our fath-
ers our brothers our sons Oh. my
God Save them from the drum kard's 8
grave and from the dgunkarl bel! !,
Persevere, ladies, in the name Of all
that is holy and pure. Fight on against
oppression and wrong, and for the good,
the true and the beautiful. All, except
the saloon keepers, arc On YOU: side;
even the poor wretChCs who have not
the courage 10 leave tho jucbr!atoc cup
are secretly praying that you may
come of victorious, [! IS but an honr
since | heard q poor soul, suffering
from nigbts potatious, Say, Would
to God the ladies might shut up every
saloon in Wheeling and he was only
utteriug the prayer of every olc who
suffers from the use OF The. .abOml1th'cr
the accursed offspring Of Satan.
TEMPRPAHCR
En-, Grovc, March 2lst, 1874
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sISyetauu Marker.

CILYELASD. March "a --WbsGt-
S.ssIy and unchanged Corn--Frm;
new Cg@IO,, Old 70@7lc. Otis-
Stcsly; sic 10, No ] State; 49c for No
2 DO Puuoltum-Steady at ll;@ l2c
Tor standard white, ard lG@l6!c tor
State test.
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East Liberty 1--we stock Marx si.

East LrBERTT, March 2i-Csttle-
ArTivEls Il esri; best Sc 25GG n;
medium 5 1896 l2i; common ) cog
) 80; stocksrs 4 5095 90; buIls 3 $50
4 50. Bogs-ArriTais 341 carr; best
PhilsdelphIa 6 50G6 50; Yorkers 5 so
-@5 So Sheep-Arrivals q care best
81 50t97 Is; medium 6 00S7 90.
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PUBLIC OPINION,

/ [Urder this head we invite and. publish
all sorts Of COMMUNICATIONS, on all sorts OF
subjects, without assuming any responsi-
bility for the sentiments expressed and
merely giving all classes OF our readers an
opportunity to be heard.l
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money and stock Mark,

new lOFk MUHtS HHu H'VNTN "1''E !"
NEW YoRE, March 2i-MoNEy-
Easy at BOA per cent. Customs re-
eipts s409 600. Treasury disbursement
$4,000. Produce exports for the week
S5,4l3,034. Sterling quiet at "a S4iG
4 IS for sixty days ard 4 S7!@l 81
Tor sight.
GoGD-Ranged at ll29ll2i aul
closed at 1929. Carrying rates go
per cent. Clesrings S28 ,000,OO0.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.
GorERNNENTs-Steady aHd uUChaBg'
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A BEAUTIFUL lot OF new spring style
Poplins, Jspaues and Silk Dress Goods
;ust received from New York, aud very
cheap st }. W. fERERLs
Centre Wheeling,
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Those wishing
TO make handsome present should call
aud purct sse pair OF elegant slippers
or shoes. For sale cheap at
L. V. BLoSDs.
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I
OHIO.
The legislature.

CoLU,BIs, March 2i.-In The House
te-lay the following bills were passed
Senate bill to organize Board ot Com
mis.ioners for the construction OF a
central luuatic asylum Senate bill to
authorize the Governor to appoint a
new Board OF Directors for the OHIO
Penitentiary; House bill to re-district
the State into Congressional Districts ;
House bill TO authorizs the Board OF
Education to purchase textbooks.
The Senate occupied the afternoon in
listening to the testimony in the
Welsh-wtimer contested election case.
No new points were presented.
Sutcide.
A woman named Frank Smith came
to tbs city from Zlnesyjllc, some
months age, and found employment at
Long street house. She had quar-
relied with her husband and was seek
ing q divorce. Becoming discouraged
bv stories that her husband had placed
spies on her track and that stories were
anoat deroga,ory to her character, she
committed suicide tbs morning BY TAX
ing morphine.
FOnnd Dsad,
Mrs. Polly Barker, an aged colored
woman. wko mas been rlrssing from
her home lor several dsys, was fouad
dead last night ia Corofield near thI:
CITY
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MARYLAND.
DIR. Sh0eppr.

DIR. Sh0eppP.
ANNAPOLIS, March 24.-Dr Paul
Schoeppe has been delivered to the T.
,inois authorities.
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THE PEOPLES BANK.

ID WHEELING, ". VA.
Kl1ZY RECEIVED on DEPOeIT, II.
lereEt PAID On special Depoztt. Notes apd
BiIla Discounted. Exchange Fought ano
Gold, Collections a. home or from abrpa ;
DIRSCfoAst
Tohn Reid, Christian He0
gohn Handlsn. John vocklGr,
HRnnuel J. Boyd, Richard CaYfe9,
Andrew Wlson, John p. Eruschsl.
JOHN HHD, President.
JCzIAH F.UFDkst1AYk. Casntsf. 1pl
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NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
IAsOHIc GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN O0n Prizes 10 10 {
lU.UDU Amounting 90

IN O0n Prizes 10 10 Given Away.
lU.UUU Amounting 90 f4Jlc91, all iu
CuUrucw.
Ths CutIIpi.-g la conducted by The Ma
E0Llr Bn.lgf Association Of Norfolk, Virgin.
in, under authority OF Virginia LegislatuTc
TACT pared March 3, l573) Tor the puTpoS.
Of raising lands / complete the Masonic
Temple now in course OF erection In Nor
folk. there are no Individual eEefiis 10 10
derived hOm this undertaking. The Con
cori VII positively take place ON
JEESDAY, NAY 9Th, 1874.
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Grand total, 10 90 gina, al cash sE00p
whole tickets. Sj; ;HaIf1ieks,s, via cigs
yatct 70 n T.0keis iUT ~; 2. T.ck,t 800.
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B Y TELEGR A Phi.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

BY the Western Union Line, office North.
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.
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JCESDAY, NAY 9Th, 1874.
LIsEO or GIFTai

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tPtd.