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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-13
EARM9 u Orr sALR..aa- n

I.oher for sale the Farm on which i now -
reaide, eitnated In HrahAll county, VIVA some
three miles from the limits OF the city OF wheel,
Ing, on or near the FAlfmont PIKE. Containing
lV9 acreeo OF afstclAas land, neafly All OF which
10 In tne state Of cultivation. The improve.
rents arc all Of the ben, combating Of Briek
House containing. eleven rooms, Win al the
convenience needful, A large cistefn supplies
II with al the water for which raln water sneed.
ca. Thefe19 also large Barn, With cellar; Sta
pie room Tor Homes and twenty head OF Cattle;
wagon Hou'e, Corn Crib, Brlck smoke House,
Chicken House, and q good frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; With Churches and School
Houte within abort distance. TheSaid lAndis
well Watered, and q neyer:iaIling WelliAt the
barn. There 10 . good Vineyard OF CSAWbA and
Concord 9rapes, and large number o. the best
selection Of Rrnit Trees ia full bearing eon,lst'
ing q Apples, Peafl, Peaches, PlnmS, Cherries
and Qninees, with AlmosE oil tho hrst duGlity Of
smAll mutt grown In thiS part Of the country.
& Any person desiflnR good home rear 70 the
city Of Wheeling, where hey can probably dil.
pose Of Whatever they may fAiSo iof The mitket
will DO well 70 call on the subscriber, who will
give al ne necessary Information. Terms EASY,
iH-dAH y, T. WAHhAN,
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.PEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
the close Of business on the 26th day Of Dreem.
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DR-,J0HNRTON

Member Of tie Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from ono Of tho most eminent
Colleges In the United States, and the gFeAiei
part 81 whose life has been spent in the hospitals
Sss escted some 81 ne most sstons eSrss
ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
the head and cara when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bastful.
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended some
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State OF weSt Virginia. County Of Ohio s.s.:
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me- this l2th
day q January 1874 M AdCaANDLRR.
lAld 1919. --.--- - NOtAEY PnhlIc.
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PEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
LII MThe National Bank Of West Virginia at
mheelitg," in the State Of West VirEinla, ,At
the close Of budness on the s6Ih day OF Decsm.
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For Sale.
II TRUSTEES ;! !, SALE 4.
CLEMENS FARMS

.
By virtue O, two deeds OF trust made By 80.
6ieski Brady Trustee, and MfS. Catherine E.
Clemens, the one dated tho 10th day OF Noyem-
bef, 1870. and the other dated the ist daY or
april, 1914, and both Of record In tho Clerks
ONCE OF the County Court for Marshall county,
West Virginia, one In deed book No. 10 plpe 81
and the other In deed Of trust book No.i, spaRe
20, will offer for sale at Public Auction, al t6e
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio toanty,
West Virginia, on IE .1.lr4s,r 'l.cr,i ., '-T-.'
I THURSDAY, the sth Day of January, 1874,
at 70, A. n, tho property mentioned ana do.
Bcribed In the two deeds OF trust6 Aiof6s4id. me
same being the tract Of land for eoine tISee iSno
10 tho CLEMENS RAhMA, sltuSted IN 'the
county Of Marshall, West virginia. on the "a.
HUN, and distant about two nIles from Kim
Grove station IN the HempGnld RRilroGdtg -
The said Farm Il divided BY HtulpS Rnu into
Two farms or tracts Of about equal BiEe ~ Oh COM
tatninR about III acres. Nearly III al thS land
tsnnder Ugh state ofeultiyGt iunI IL very fieh
and beautifully loeatedI Upon thesouth or tGSt
portion there 10 q large stone manSicn hotse.
with ali the necessary .outbuiidiprS And anon
the other part there Is d food tenant hoIiSo. 3
Said Farms will sold either lRenaSately. or
togethet, 70 guit purchaser. : " =
The Trustee VII. on Application, giye any 10.
iI9tmauon that may be desired aS 70 EtyITS, con.
oitions, &C., and he also has eonplctep lat and
survey Of tho land, showing lis extent, lines,
fences, improvements, &C, 'dEF'''
TkRAs also made known on day ofsale.
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NOW IS THE TINE FOR sMoK-
IN me- Hot BuekwhSat Cakes.
The Enterprise Baking Powder

makes them Mer, Lighter and sptstsr than any.
thing else that you can use, Nothing to com.
pare with It for PuRlTY and RcoNolY. '+'
oc31 a. Wheeling, W. Va.
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State q West virginia, County Of oSIo. 4 \ .irt
L John Wagner, Cashier Of The National
LAX q West VIRGINIA, do solemnly swear that
S1s hgoSSs asAtemS ii truo, to he bestloLmy
-t.2 .a!i.e E1oHH WAGNER, Cashier. (
suesefibed and svorn To before ma, this mn
oAS,ei Sannafy.isI4c O. h WATkIts, Z 81
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'N0-I]H 'l--I-1 I3IIlel Q67, ans a
/. G. ergo Adams, Cashier Of the First Nation.
a. Bank OF Wheeling do tolemuly swear that the
above statement Is True, to the besto my knoWl.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
coEeet-sttest:F Tx. BoTsFoRg,
90. J.S, RHODES,
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.,....,,.....,s..e.,,, sal.;..ail5-....,,.s.
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
-BALTMDRE, MDY aH7
ONes-.7 South Frederick ArSet,
DIR, JoasssolN

DIR, JOHNBON
NJ. A,..o,o..A A. $3.50 rS..s.,, avo.5, .,a
onIy KiisctuSi Remedy dS IA tbs TefId icr Veal.
s ~, y rISnSSS sna RisSdis M.
o,Ss! ISsrstsnsS GHrnsst ~ IL
800 Snst,SiS H2nS1nS - ~ Y
1son ~ TdeSs ~ ~ Hesst ;rsISj'
TremeliSg, 1iP + A. q sight, siaidLnO.I,
go ~ ~ ny ras NM VI q ~ ~
tsaa NJ NJ ~ sist
T5ke9tso y vnst
~ ~ as ~
nI - ~ 1Is.Is1Ss. ~ TSssSs 6iIehtt
Isns w w., ~ ,inps ~,
nsiia =. ~. ~ ~
pettlk ~ n go, ~ y,
YOUNG HIM
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-, u l4lIhhhIAdhtt ~ o.4TIT-0|
reflect that q sound mind and body are thu most
necessary requisites 70 promote eonnnbial hap
through Life becomes & weary pilSrfmSRe: &c
prospect hourly datkenB to the View; the mind
becomes BhGdoWed with despair and dlled With
tho melancholy reelection that the hhppiness Of
another becomea bllghted with ont oYnsfD ~.
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%. JD1SEAsRe OF IMPRUDENUJ5 5I O.
Whom the misguided and impcudent Yotary of
pleasure ands he has imblbed the seeds or this
painful disease, It too often happens that auill-
timed sense OF shame or dread Of, discovery de-
tefg him from applying 10 those who, from edult
cation and responsibility, can alone fbefriend
hin, delaying TIL tho constitutional SYMPHONIC
Of tbs horrif diSease mako thelfli Appeitance
turnal pains IN the head and Hmbe, dirnnees Of
sight, DEAFNESS. nodes on the phin boneB and
arms, blotchea on the head, face and extremetIeR
progressing with fdghtful fipidityt I'm NylaR
the palAteol the mouth or thaboue6 Of the nosa
al IN, and the victim Of this Ewfnl disease be-
comes Q GhouidL object Iof COMMUNICATION, tn
death puts . period to his dreadful BnfferinHs BY
sending him TO "Thato Undiscovered Country
nom whence NO traveller PturnA," 10 no, so
u y melancholy act that Thousands nm vic.
tins 70 this terrible disease owing 70 The IN
use Of that DlinLI Poison, HERouRY, min The
able. q ~ |17lV - i1ftSS y ~ -
ogFToRJy SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Lon hand side going from Baltimore street,
few door rom the corneg,i GrFnIl NOT 10 OBJ
serve name and number. - 1Isy--S
containing q stamp TO be used on hereby Per.
sons Writing should state age and send portion
OF Advertisement describing BYptoma
The Doctor DIPkOHA hangs IN lhis ofaes. "
=. ENDORSEMENTS or THK PRESS. iln 3. .
The many Thousands cured atl this estAbiIskG
ment within tholaHt twenty loRtB5audt me mum !,
eieTs Important Surgical Qperations performed
the suNi and many other papefS,5 Hes 81
which appeared again md aeatn befoSe the pnb-
lie, besides his standing as 4 gentleman ar ehaF-
setSr and responsibility Is q suthcient guaranty
sEin dissssss speedily cured d.=a9 limit
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Who have injured Themselves BY 1 certain prae.
learned nom evil companions or at school, the
effects Of which are nightly iet even when asleep
and u not curedz renders marriage immpossihle,
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, ahould be
matehed nom AL prospects and enjoymentao Of
lie BY the consequences Of deYiating from the
path OF nature and tndulgtng IN o certain Secret
habit. Such persons must before contemplating
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ICli. HANNIBAL FORBES TruSte,

lWaEEI1Sa ". vADse as s,S S9 ls2s sfoS Seec
the 18th day Of January, 1874, 81 10 AZ
lia9isyo n HANNIBAL FoRBRS. Trustee.
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Iwill cell IL In one lot, or divide 81 In lots Of
four or Ayo acres 10 suit purchaser. There 10
no better land for Market Gardening In Ohio
county. Situated within onemilo Of tho eityot
FsaaS2oue fourth cash, balance In one, two
and three years, with interest," .dJ.. f4.a
For further particulars enquire Of tho sub
ediber. Nd IgF'}LlN glIh1l ~ lnf!
ann w. GEO. ROBERTS, RI
iy96 IS Main street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-21
No. ~,
AN ACT

10 amend an act entitled ian act to ameuts
af'lcie SIX hundred and forty-four of thu.
1872. pf'o''0 'P-'i 80
nhcfioN l. BE it enacted by the Senate
ana House of Representatives of the State
oA Louislana, in General Assembly con.
Vened, That act No 80 of session of 1872.
approved April %, 1872, entitled ian act tC,
amend article Sax hundred and fortv.fou.
vi the code OF Practice" be so amende;
an. te-ehaet Tea as to read as follows:
., .iat article six hundred and torty-fou: ..
III" lode OF Practice be so amended as =,
correspond with article one thousani MIN.
Hu..u!ed and ninety two OF III. Civ. Code.
"n.i 50 az to read as follows:
,. inc sheriff 0: constable can nat .c'ze IT,.
!ineh ana clothes belonging to tn. debtor -
as VIE. nog his bed, nor those of his fam:.
". .o' ai5 arms and military accout:e.
:aent-: nor IL. tools and Instruments ana.
DOCKS. sewing machines necessary .o:
th" "Ir.ci.. q: III. ~ her calling, t.ad..
or Profession by which he make. (.
aiYA9i .or shau he IL any case s.:2:
the rights cf personal seryftude of e.
and habitation. OF usufruct to the estata of :.
minor cl.i-d; nor the income OF dotaI nr...
''l' !ot money due for the salary ~ a.
ollct:' nor wages, nor recompense 10. De-:
soma! st''lces, nor household and lzircfe-
iiurritufe to the value of six hundred ,ioi.
lars. ''A "l''ieu w.
SIC. :. BE it further enacted. etc IT,.
any person offending against the bro.
s sl OF this act, or who shall by anv arr.
nc or subtertuge induce or procure anotAe..
" s,sn away, by contract or otherwise, apy.
~ tue ghts they may have under this acr.
suah p oeemed guilty of misdemeanor.
A1o W coHVlctlon shall be fined in a sun.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-21
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

To incorporate the First Baptist Benevolen.
Association of Shreveport, Louisiana.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives OF the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That for the purposes hereinafter specified.
Isaac Carter, Aaron Gascon, G. Reed. G.
Webster John Hicks, o. Morgan, Jack
LETTERS. Samuel Smith, John Gibson and
Isaac Hall, are hereby, with their successors
IN office, constituted and created body
polite under the name and style of the
First Baptist Benevolent Association OF
Shreveport, Louisiana.
SEC. =. Be it further enacted, etc., That
the officers Of this association shall consist
of one president, one vice-presldent. secre.
tary, assistant secretary, treasurer and
counselor. who shall be chosen by the ma.
iority of the members.
SEC g. Be it further enacted. etc, That tho
officers of this association or their success.
socs in office are hereby authorized and EN-.
powered to nurse, provide for and take
care of their sick, bury their dead. and 70.
this purpose are fully empowered to make
and adopt such bylaws, rules and regula.
tons from time to time as to them may
seem necessary and expedient, not incon.
sistent with Or opposed to the object here.
in named; toilevy or impose such tax.or
contribution upon their member and to
collect the same as the majority of them
may deem necessary; to sue and DE sued:
receive donations OF money, food. clothing
OF real estate. and to rent or purchase. buy
or sell and hold such grounds and buildings
as may be required for their use. aud to do
ali other things necessaryAnd legitimate to
the carrying out of their humane and bee
nevOlent purposes.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted ETC., That
ali the power of the association is placed
in the president thereof, who will have the
right to sue and be sued in behalf OF the
association.
SEC. 5. Be it further enacted. etc. That
the constitution and bylaws of the tlrs.
Baptist Benevolent Association of Shreve.
port will be strictly in conformity with the
laws of the State governing charitable as.
sociations.
SEC. 6. Be it further enacted, ETC., Tia.
this act shall take effect from and ate. -.
passage.
(signed) CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
tSigned) c. G. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved February 20, 1874.
lSignedt WILLIAM P. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
true copy:
P. q. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary of State.
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-Y IYA IL

concurred in, and the bill considered an.
crossed as amended, and read the second
time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
four-dfths VOTE and the bill read the third
time. ...
The bill finally passed, the title to stand
as amended to conform with the amend
ment.
The Secretary called the name of MI,
Crawford, who called up Senate bill No.
ISL. an act to amend and re.enacs an act
entitled an act to fix the terms of the dis.
trict court in the Thirteenth Judic lal Dis
trict. approved March 5. 1869. substitute
for Senate bill No. $50.
The substitute was read and adopted ins
stead of Senate bill No. 35l.
The bill was read the second time. and
considered engrossed.
The constitutional rule was suspended
By four-ftths vote, and the bill read the
third time. The bill finally passed, the title
to stand.
Mr.. Crawford called up House bill No
l53. an act to incorporate the Lafourche
Bridge Company, in the parishes Of More
house and Richland. and prescribing for
parish subscriptions to the stock thereof
and for penalties for violation OF the priviI-
eyes OF this company.
The bill was adopted on second reading,
The constitutional rule was suspended by
four itths vote and the bill read the third
time. The bill finally passed, the title to
stand.
Mr.. Thomas moved to adjourn.
On call of the yeas and nays the Senate
voted to adjourn by the following vote
Yeas-Blackburn Burch, Butler Cage,
Harris, Harper. Kelso Mascot. Pollard
Rey, Swaizie, Thomas, Twitchell, Whitney
IA
Nays-Anderson. Barber, Bovee, Chad
bourn. Detiege. Greene. G.audin, E. +.
Herwig, Ingraham, Stamps, Weber, WHARF
ron-l2.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned until Saturday.
Feb-u ary 81, 1874, at ii A. NJ
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AN ACT
NO. H.

"A
To fix the terms of the district court il.
the Twelfth Judicial District of the State
OF Louisiana.
SECTION |, Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
OF Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the terms of the district court in the
Twelfth Judicial District are hereby fixed
and shall commence as follows, to wit For
the parish of Caldwell, ON the first Mondays
OF March and September; for the parish Of
Wlnn, Oh the first Mondays of Apr. and
October; for the parish of Catahoula. on the
hrst Mondays of May and November: and
TOR the parish of Franklin, on the first Mon.
days OF June and December.
SEC 2 Be it further enacted. etc. That
an laws or parts of laws conflicting with
TINS act be and the same are hereby re-
pealed, and that this act shall take effect
from and after its passage.
lSIgned) 3. CHARLES w LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
~ tSlgned)s &C. ANTOINE, srs--r...
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate. 49, ~
Approved February 90 1874.
tSigned) WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
q true copy:
!. G. DEsLONDE,
Secretary of State.
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have since besn found needfnl have been
supplied by the various amendments there
to enacted by your honorable body.
They object to extending the limits of
said corporation becauee the tax upon the
property, which will be included by the
proposed extension, will not suffice to COM
pensate for the improvements which will be
required, aud, consequently the property of
your petitioners will be still further bur
dened with taxation for the purpose OF i'm
proving property beyond the legitimate
bounds of said corporation.
That by extending said corporation e.
proposed in said bill, it will necessitate an
increase in the number of officers and an
increase of salaries, ali Of which is unneces-
sary and detrimental to the interests OF
those owning property within the present
limits
They therefore most respectfully pray
limits of the town of Franklin or to in any
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On motion of M-. Stamps the petition was
ordered 20 be printed il. tie journal and re.
,erred.
Mr.. Svpher submitted the following
:. the Honorable Member. O: :Ae senate az;
House OF Representative OF the stat. y. Louis.
Jana III General Assembly cOuv.asd.
The undersigned citizens. r.orertv hold.
ers and taxpayers o. The Gown 81 Franklin.
parish Of st. Mary. respectfully ceprescu,
q your honorable body thar bill! has been
introduced in your honorable body havi..
Cor its object 10 enlarge the corporate hints
OF the town o. Franklin. aud ,aanga it.
charter.
Your petitioners respectfully represen.
SHAT the proposed change has been made.
aud the bill introduced without ;he!. con.
.ent. or in any manner eouusG.t!ag ..e.I
interests in the premises
That they desire no change n either.
and would respectfully ask you: honor
able body 20 permit them 10 give their
reasons Tor wishing the present charter TO
remain as It now is, and the limits OF the
corporation unchanged.
The said charter was originally granted
TO meet the views and protect tine interests
OF those residing or owning property within
the corporation, aud such requirements as
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-21

10 amend an act entitled ian act TO amens
article six hundred and forty-four of tn.
CODE CODE OF Practice" approved April p.
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% w6om vas referred the cass II Daniels 7.
Hutchinson VS.. B. F. Jonas, from the fourth
senatorial district, respectfully recommend
the seating of the former, the evidence ad-
duced showing that he received . majority
of the votes cast at the election.
Your committee would also recommend
that z. NJ Graham, who contested the seat
of Hon. Alien Greene. as Senator from the
nineteenth senatorial district, be allowed
per diem and mileage up to the day on
which the Senate took final action in the
case.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-21

George Homes.
Alfred Parker.
George Dickson,
John Robertson.
Harvey Freeman,
!, EIey Brown,
John Campbell.
Paul Campbell.
York Robertson.
Jordan Bowman,
Harry Baldwin.
Joe Armer.
Timothy Cheese,
Simuel Ross,
John Cant,
Dick Edwards.
William Barnes,
Thomas Dupee,
John White,
William Boyd.
John Keys,
Narcisse Brown,
Emperor Williams,
Nelson Dixon,
Amelia Raymond,
John Mitchell.
Allen Elivey.
Frederick Brown.
Peter Brown,
Alex. harrington,
G. J. Harrison,
IL. inetz. .
Thomas Cassidy.
William Stanard.
Laurence Casey,
Joseph o. Todd,
Adam Joseph.
H j. Sehoup.
Louis Hussenes.
Antoine \. Saulet.
Dr.. H. Raymond.
Henry Ha wkens,
A. G. Dunn,
NJ. Harris.
John Williams,
Samuel Byrnes,
Mrs. Artel.
Benjamin Hawkins.
Jacob Haberman.
Ely Jaco,
Ruselberg,
Simon,
j. Butler.
Charles Hubbart.
j. Morell,
J. j. Pfraug.
c. +. Coll,
Fryday Culbert.
William Henry.
John Henry.
7. j. Prang,
Edward Harper.
Jacob Stuken.
John Gale,
Peter Raises. -
Mrs, Elizabeth. Raises.
b.. .Ha wilkins.
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THE Controller of the Currency says
the national bank notes outstanding are
secured by a deposit Of United States
bonds which are at q premium oi more
than 10 per cent, by the capital and sur
plus OF the banks, and the stockholders
are as individuals liable for tho full
amount Of their stock, in addition to the
emount invested in such shares, and the
United States guarantees the final pay
ment Of the notes. There are, then, absc'
lutte assets for more than three times tho
amount Of the national bank notes out
standing available for the redemption Of
these notes, and, in addition, the contin'
gent liability Of the shareholders and the
guarantee of their final payment by the
United States. AS an irredeemable cur
rency that Of our national banks Is about
as fully projected as can well be.
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MEMPHIS, December 2S-Yesterday
Jack W, Smith, planter living near
White Haven, four miles south Of this
city, and his brother, while returning
homo discovered two negroes hunting In
his field; telling his brother to ride on to
the house he said he would tell the negroes
to stop hunting. His brother proceeded
to the house and shortly after reaching it
he heard two shots. After waiting for
on hour and his brother not having ar
rived, at the instance OF his vile he went
to look for him, and found him lying dead
in the field with portion Of his head shot
of and large hole through his breast,
showing that the gun had been discharg.
ed close to him. A dog that had been
seen with the negroes was with the body,
but they had fled. 1t is believed they
can be traced by the dog.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 2s.-The amount
OF bullion gone into the Bank Of EnglGnd
on balance to-day Is 20 900 pounds.
The Ship CoSpatrick, burned al sea was
from London for Auckland New Zea-
land. She sailed on September l4,h, and
spoken on October 2s, longitude 10, lali.
tude 81 west, and was burned In latitude
81 south, longitude 10 east Of Cape Of
Good Hope.
LONDON, December 90, Ga. MA lele
gram received by tho owners OF the vessel
confirm the reported burning Of the emf.
grant ship Uospatrick The SuperintCnd.
ent Of the Brazilian Telegraph Gable at
Madeira also telegraphs that only three
persons arc at present known to survive
namely, the second mate and two sesmeu.
These were picked up by the British ship
Sceptre after having been ten days in an
open boat subslsting part Of the time upon
the flesh and blood Of the others who died
whilst in the boat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-29

A WRITER in the Romzn'S Journal
published in London, says: "There Is
growing up in England large class Of
women who do not marry, who apparent
ly wish not to marry. They deliberately
devote themselves to literature, TO teach
ing, to some trade, generally an artistic
one, at any rate to some occupation that
gives livelihood and tends to culture,
and this they choose for lie. The marry
ing instict seems dead, or rather never to
have been born in them. They do not
seem to be thought of as out OF place, but,
on the contrary, they move into fit places
3 in the social organism easily and ns'
turally, and are accepted without re-
mark"