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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-28
M AlgRlEn.

wHEAT-HITCHCOCK. -. On "wednesday
May 26, 1875, al the re- ! lence OF the brid q
iather. by Rev. @. A. Adams, Mr.. ALFREp
W. WHEAT, Of East Saginaw, Mich, and
Miss GERTEuDE NJ. HITCHCOCK, Of Perrys-
Lurg.
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BRO0KS-REED.-On Thursday, May 70,
1878, by Rev. Richard wallace, At Defs nee,
Ohie. Mr.. FRASUIs BRoOEs, Gf II cksVille,
and Miss ABBIE RERD, Of Defiance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-28

Tomato Plants. Those desiring to get
supply of nice healthy Tomato plants
should call on Mrs. THORNTON, at the
Photograph Gallery on Fifth street.
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A job For COntractOrs,-The citil

wv VI OOHtE WOtUH % nc NItILVIIh
of School District No. 6, Perrysburg town
ship, want a fence built around their
school house, new roof put OH and other
repairs. Contractors can get details by in
quiry of the Township Clerk, or of Mr.. j.
W. CREPs, Sub-district Clerk. The con-
tract will be let on Wednesday, June I'd,
at o'clock, P. NJ.
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For Rent.--Dwelling hOuse, pleasantly
situated, near railrCad depot and school
house, 8 or Q rooms, nsS and In good con
dition. Gan give possession Immediately
Inquire OF GILBERT BEACH.
PERRYsBURo, April is, 1875. 50
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"Otherwisely.'-As tOrerunncr to the

"Otherwisely."-As tOrerunncr to the
Nssrs, the Sentinel said: "MeaArr. C. W.
EverA, E. w. Merry and DIR. A. j. Manville
have purchased the Democrat Office, of this
place, and intend starting the publication
Of paper of some kind, though what it is to
be, politically, morally, religiOusly or 9th
wisely, we have as yet failed to ascertain"
On reading this a member Of the above
named Printing Company was heard to ex-
claim: "Well, can INFORM them ON thai
subject. Evers will run Il politically,
Shannon religiously, Manville morally and
4 will run it 'otherwisely ?"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-28

TOntOgany.-A short stop in Tontos-
any revealed the tact that the village
was full Of teams and the business men
driving a lively trade. Capt. BLACK Is
one OF the busiest men in the village hav-
ing the drug store, postofice, an insurance
agency, sewing machine agency, justice Of
the peace, and we don't know what else to
look after. He informed us that he lately
sold three houses and lots at greatly ad-
vanced prices, for which the cash was paid
down. Many improvements are being
made in the erection Of substantial dwell
lings, churches and general repairs about
town. The advance in real estate within
the past year is remarkable.
Mr.. JOHN Powers il driving a healthy
business in Agricultural Implements. gro
ceries, tinware, &C. In short all the buAi-
ness men Of the village seem TO be doing a
healthy and prosperous business. The
Patchen House is kept open for the
late trains at night, which is found to be
a convenience to those waiting for these
trains, az we'll as for those who wish 10
stop for the remainder Of the night
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LEGAL ADVER CIs'MTS.
ADMINIsrHATOW'S NOTICE.

"a
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of the estate OF
Jacob Reither, late OF Wood county, deceased
JOSEPH COLLINS.
Dated April Q, 1875. 4cs2"
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Ayers
Cherry PectOral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopdnG
Cough, Bronchitis. Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among tho greet
discoveries Of modern
science, few arc Of
moro real Valua TO
mankind than this e.
fectual remedy for Su
diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
SHOWN that Il docs
aurafv aud afnnttaailv
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTIsEmENTS:

Executors Notice D. K. Hollenbeck.
SprinRer's Hippodroms and Menagerie,
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control them. The testimony Of our best eit-
Eens OF all classes, establishes the fact. that
CHknnY PEcToRAL will and does relieve and
cura the aflicting disorders OF the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The moss
dangerous Affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to It's power; and cases OF Consump-
uon. cured by this preparation, are public
ly known, so remarkable as hardly TO be BE-
lleved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
As d remedy IL is adequate on which the public
may rely for full protection. BY curing COu3hss
tho forerunners Of more serious disease, 1t saves
unuumbeEed lives, and an amount OF suffering
not to bs computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most soeptieal Every family should
keep It on hand as a protection against the early
and unperoelved attack OF Pulmonary Adections.
which arc easily met at drst, but which become
lncurablo. and too often htal. II neglected 1on-
der lungs need this defeneei and Il y unWise 70
be without Il. As . safeguard 70 children, auid
tho distressing diseases which besst the Throat
and Chest OF Childhood. CuxRRY PEcroRAL
Is invalrahle; for. by il timely usa. malr
titudes are rescued from premature graves. ana
saved to the love and aaection centred on them.
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary eolds,
securing sound and health.restorlng sleep. No
one win suffer troublesome Iniinenra and rain
fal Bronchitis. when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product OF long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
4 spared ia making every bottle In the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently 10
He'd upon as possessing all the virtues II has
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures a.
rRtrARED pr
Dr.. !. C. AVER h Co., Lowell, Mass, :
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
aOr N ~ Arr DRTsGaTsTs FVFRYyXYHERR
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AdYeTtised LetteTs.--Ths foilowing z let
lerS remain 10 the Postofhee al Perry SbuTg. o.
for the wesk ending Nay %, 1875:
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Please call for adVeriIssd letters, and give
the date Of this llst. Once hours from A. N.
to 8 p. NJ, on Sundays from i1to 1889 r. n.
ELBERT ID. Ross, z. Al.
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The Representative Show Of the Universe
Uuder the Largest and Most Numerous CAno
pies ever erected.
Groups of Classic Statuary.
The Best Circus Ever Organized !

200 Frst-C Glass Performers aud Selected AS
suciatiOn OF llustri0us Artists.
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Or. ]. c. AVER q CO., Lowell, Mass, /,

SOLD pY ALL pRuooIsTs EVERYWHERE.
, 1875-03-12

flee. y It 10 = fnpofslIis = 10 J teil = exactly
Tho u condition Of tho road-bod And
snposstrseturc at present, ~ tho leo and
frost tend to strepEtIou 1t, but ths Kocotyor
states he has takon tho advico OF MI, Clarke
tho General Manager Of tho IlLinois Central, WHO
hAB boen In charge, aud who las hAd great px po-
rtence in railroad Affair.". and On hoth Ills own
examination and Nr. Ciarko'a knowledge tho TO-
port is based. q.
Alter tho reading Of the report. Judge Drnm-
mond mado an order authorizing tho lIsceiyer to
make an arrangement With tho Chicago, Nur-
1ington 4 Quincy Railroad Company to obtain
the uss Of the Carthage T. burlington lsoad
from. lows Station 10 tho sIIasienlppi
and tho bridge ACROSS tho river, II Il would be
profitable to work TINT branch. Also, 10 ,lHe rs
much OF Tho not caTnings AZ may be necessary to
Keep the bed, track, and bridges in Bafs coidi-
ttoD Az an incident TO this, tho Receiver s EN-
powered to mike contracts for tron or Btool
rails, aB may be necessary. or for rerolling tho
old rails, and to improve tho dischcs, piug, aud
bridges. Loaye la also gircn t. rnbnild, il,
connection with the Wabash l. Kostcrn Road.
tho statton.houHc At Hamilton to compromise
tho Slain for S5, 450 sgRinst tho Chicago, rokin
d Southwestern Railroad. and that for e5,0O0
agatnss tho Toledo, Wabash d Woatern load,
I.aat1y 1fr. Hopkins 10 allowed 10 discontinue,
II lo Htsl, tho contyactn with tho National Car
Company, and to pay tho anount due the To-
ledot PEORIA d Warnaw Gar Aasociation. Ho il
also directed to reter all contested claitns naiyst
tue road to II. W. Bishop. tho Master in Clsn-
cory, wlo IL 10 report lila conclusions to the
Court.
, 1875-03-12
THE ILLINOIS RIVER ROAD,

r, ~" toAen AsH % 1'1 49,. -, -, Iouls:
rus managers OF Tue ChleaRo q Alton hallroad
haYo finally ht1ccoodca In purchasing The Illinois
River Railroad, and tie nsceesary papers vii! be
stenod in a div or two. Thu lllinnis nvcr IN,
ar;o,n,ii,, ,nto,ioa ~ r,t, frn,a ct,,.s. ""s -.
o1'slaaus msoua.u ~ 4au Hou .n'caso 10
Peor'a1 out. owing 70 tho psnie oI last year, work
waB stopped after finishing tho portion between
Jolo. and the Draduood coal-f1ells. Since ,,at
TINA tbe 1l1ino;. River Railroad tfko al, ,t1,.r
na,,a. Svas,o.,, ,;.as Ia. .on, - o'ae.
young "eb'etn nnee' n4s oeeh iaoof'ng nhaer
constant financial enbar1aaauaensa' and it aoou
bocamo apparent t,at tho Company would not
DO able to lnieil the rent Of the road for sorns
tIn,a IN co,no. II Wax. therogore dccfdsfl ~ so,
:, ~ ~ .1,.t r,,,.I, n,,sas !" se'
IL " ae'ne conp.uS enS1 "ouia e''a'f an'sh u or
atnalganRto II with ito own llno. Several CHI
cago roads made ofTc1g for tho now iino, and
cotnpattt1on for 1t becarpo auto brisk. Ch,cf
a1nonc thc b,f,dars vera tln ron1s cou, ,rn,,o1 hr
~ .Ho ,,,s",.,a .,.,, a,,.. "0 ~. ..oeu "
1oNa7 strcator l. Pokin, and Chicago i Iaducah
Railroads, and the Chicago L. Alton tiaiI,oad.
ia thu ccut1eman controlling tim formcr
Inn. tho ,o,w -cad wcr,t lara haa,,
'i4o' wv ~" o"a "oa n., na'o pcta
o. anea,eniablo ne9i oeneM,. ina lineage q
iowa Na'iioaa:N Wh1ea ~ waa originally
lntenaea 70 .run 70 tnIa c!sY; hna thns RlSo ~
nnItet 10 tho 5tloAtof lek'h anu Lineage A.
, 1875-03-12
Important IT TFuc--IeevcIationsf from
Tho Polar World.

At Park City, in Salt Luke Valley. tho other
eycuipg, tho sp!sits Of Sit John Franklin md Dr.
Kane, Ut Arctio fame, introduced themselves
through medium nancd Dr: ,ioNaily. Dr.. Kane
made tho following extraordinary statemaut
"Thero II an opan po!Ar sea Al the North, AMI
temperate zone beyond. It III beautiful opo,
country, extensive aud prolific Inhabited by
saco OF boings s!l.ple In their habits, yot sulo-
Peror III mind aud physique. The earth il aso
miles longer than geoKraplora have supposed,
aud solid st tho poles. Tie sun mover sliincs in
tne northern land {; light aud hnat are produced
BY electric currents, caused by the earth rssolu-
tion.
II think thero will eventually bo communc.-
tlon between tho inhabited portions of the Garth
now known and this northoia land, although tho
passage IL h dangerous ono, and tho region IN
reached.
"When once there, very few would leave that
land for your temperate zono. Tho proper pas
Eagc to this northern land ls by Hay Of B4cr-
tng's 6tEalts, sailing northeast.
"The contemplated british expedition should
choose tho younger commander, and start Ii, tho
fall. =. BY spring they would reach tho most dan
gctolts part OF tho passage. With proper man.
sgonent, three yoars Should bo long enough to
mako the round trip"
, 1875-03-12
American Goods Ahrond.


Ono sometimes Iueata with American Roodx
nnoxpeotedly abroad. A friend laat year pur-
chased 1t shop In Paris ono Of tho little gold
plated and rubber telescope peucils, such "a aso
made aud sold in great numbers on this side ths
Atlantic, for which Lo paid Ii !raora. A few days
Afterwards. when IN London, he Noticed tho same
Article IN = s4op."ludow, and, being 10 we'll
pleased with his ilrnt purchase, he entered tho
Ptosniaea md bought duplicate, peicn 10 hhil-
nn8s' "Ihls ts less than they asked mo for the
satae shlng 10 Paris" said our huyor. ''Yes,"
point against his Partisan competitors; "wo
e!wAy1 sell lower In l.unlon than in Paris"
o1s irlond ma on hls WY hons, and when hs
fot down to Liverpool espled the !dentlcal OBJ
?eGt o. hls iapcy again in Liverpool window.
Lot : u 90 !n and ask the price OF those pencils
marc, 10 said 70 hts lady companion. They did
so aud "ere told. to his astoniahn,ept, that tue
EaEchtso ond ~ Present for friend. II
thought theso pencils wese mals In Paris" said
ous ltlend. "but Aud tho further / 70 tho
c!leaper thoy Are:' ! paid l5 frnacs In Paris, 10
for y shilllnga." "WalL' laid the deaIor.
when you get 70 AtuesIca you'll lind tGem
chesper still, for They xsss tnsda oyer thero."
And 10 y proved Tor thsy can Le bousht il Dos.
ton o. asH Sosk for about sl1 doxsS.
, 1875-03-12


Iacnry Wnttcrson's Explnnoti0n.
To ths Editor n tho New FORK SIN:
LOUISVILLE, March G.--Wiil you allow an un-
happy Christian journalist IN opportunity to
,aasa H." uesu soass cesls'a
FFsnout correspondence, and published N IN re- re-
ecnt issue Of tho SUM-
y,ar. 10y ,'aa, aonsoian. -, ".aa,;, ~ s"a5
yeass na'o oeen eonaelooa o. btaaolng On tho
ragged cdGo OF volcano. uazlug down into
tho yawning deptha Of dark and mysterious
royoa,lne rnnhoams nj Tr,,t, sn1,1;mo an,f fa, a1
,s o s.as,,", - 5,....' saoi,uo ann iasal
An@o ono"FIn 'uan5 u4'"e''uua eaaueee' laa1o
nnd female. Lint hed actually swallowed my
mothor-in-lnw for tho purposo OF Absidgtug q
rather stale and harmless tota. ti,at
had tnnnorca with tho yonno r"dy ~
nIs,.es ~ s. 'a e1"1 '"uy "
nio1'os, :, nos W "on11oa eoI. Susan
bath Cady Dammit Stanton; that I WAS
eusnectnd Of n ,ennino Inward het arodor cn,r,or.
n tho pnec,,o- t,u.rns, +h,t ia ~ ars-
nokoT With tbo ys,,eraI|a cditor I ng IL" Nav VAL
s,cnI Ssn1"rfna @ ttyp tnoaa oyy VIZ % LEI
."dor.t3 'u,t ,,ot nm,,e I'li"l,ta Mnn i'e W.
hhnnnncs5 tn striha nv woal sr,t vo at,,,a aan,a
nlont now witt tho }onhlo. o rnt.aMo evno
raso s,ocx fer nv nnor eerytccs ~ co',rn ~ ~ -
sHst ~ 10y ~. ~ country Gu
soa acoso n e 'nr uuH i,1:. ~ ~ toaE ya9
1nurnaiis,n 1;tn nraachinr n,,st is"sa
soea oa,fss IN. ,n @ 'nas. nago f'eon ~
t ao, socan n1' a ua'e sama5s ncla ysoi
~ soou aecolut. .., nate oaoap man ~ 1Aato
tcppy p9, as .anaa udt ni scG G,e1Sd a slas my m
'siSsn "is It. xiv 'Su a. sH. ~, ~ son sas nayo
Gs"s,,roa EMsM H. ',a "ny' su, am aesnally
si'a LTbo apd IN order ae'ea t eo t stesag
n 4; ~; .t,at !. - -, u11o ont case.
F.,s +, f staeoa .aiS eIdS ~ e' nalaonlan was
,'r"iouda ~ III. H. u H. TUG etooa no
ledsaugu a ~ toat ~ sooA ~; 10 aos oSen pret
tSnaen t rnss apSta'nR a came o. tho trlnsae-
.o. sa.s" ~ % .a 70 havo boon
ao,esn yau cam Saeeno 'no revelations Of that
eovSplomt ara', na ouages o. yours. sppposo you
sosach agah sna soo IL you san not and BONE
aaos. .tacea sotaG solno encaksng. loug-halfed
1Hpusa aGmo ns tn t ~ rsset Which
SoM opv!onsly taxe no tof.
d ~ ,no noanse, "r'n tet mo say that there never
mas ma any ges.ous Goosidorahoh flsen tue Fl
TAao oaet ~ tno toa'teF-aoafnMt olllco. Thl1
~ @oe.afo ~, n!'on ~; ny hoaor. 1ho stook lay
oh ,ny tan!e @ "coI ol more, remember oil
noons a. ILL.,, u, now ~ u lookcd and how 1t came to
W.. .niI auu ,as. io WI p,uogat a'n Taat
tI5 "aa Sa!u. ~ "ns aoaiea up IN faded, yellow
unso!vPut ano steu WIN Hofn' Ted btr1nH, ~
, 1875-03-12

a handling pu product during tho .s4 t~o week. of
tho season. these orders accumulated, and "a soon "a
70 tho supply In the interim, thia demand stl,nn,se
Etcts Of hogs ~ woll - product md 20 tho
interior points accumulated supply Of product snl-
hars oaly boen Of nodef1te character during Tho
1't tAo Ttcka Of Lbs scason. Europe not m sn1.
lana hyrr early except Of lard ned held aioof for
time, which caused many Of thoro whore t,,lai-
nesa u largely pn foreign account to com-
pam ~ .car1sy ut orders. Later In the season,
however, the hrdera improved and xle In tbs b9.
Grcghte the foreign exror.A from ali points In lie
1'ntted Hates rr,srted ~ H. 35tf M o! rrutct
.ns co1FeftnldinR period Of last aeaAon, tho
iirenn III ron Chicago arc soncwhat greater Than
direct from IN. E.nas h o. pfmact "sa sn,t,nel!
selling nothing In tbs rn,. n1 hsv Houfe
large number Of hoYs-sjto,t c ~, nc.I H.
, 1875-03-12

fi1n1Ht hHEnn
OFFICER 7noMAs coxnoH
t,'otoos HunlaT morning, lie found ! hatclot.
vhtc ,.hen ,c nIckci L m, VIVA covered viii,
frosj, hfont1, mixer wa under hls head. When
Ia in, INV tho h,]y he thought 1ifo Van not vet
extinct. and sont for q doctor.
finrn tho fataIllatchct wna nrntcntad. and ajso
TIM cl1alr, 0ray llsirs Yofo attached 10 tLo
ronndH.
In know Flora Crcndnl1 1,y roputatjon. and Ind
srroRtrd her years ago for tlisorlcr}v coniI,Iet,
Sho tai snid 10 lin 4 Tow n,on1onts sro tbat ane
knew sup was d murderer md Thief, but so had
nrvcr assor}ntoi with cnfnrad mnn. Hin ,vns
irving to cHcape from llis l,oll when s,o 40 ex-
urcasgl I,orsef. H]to uaJ eLo would mike way
with snyeraI women If nLo over uut o,1t Of tIts
acrnYn.
Tito inortcst was then adjourned until satur-
day aftortIoon At q o'clock. with tia nxpoclation
that Sullivan would DO arrested In lie iloanti,no,
After Mllournmont. several tne,nbors OF tho
Iury rcnareI to tjlo cell Of Flora Crandoll Tor o.,
ininrvinw. donreti hy a 1'n1ntIyE rnforter. They
asked her iii man,lor Of nucstonn, aid received
ali mannor Of answote, but were compelled td
deuart without gaiuiuR any additional facta.
direct in tbreata aye1 gouc NO far us 10 predict
tint stlo wn,fd he bu,1g Unless nhe told vii sl.e
knnw. 1fer Ton1y was.
s.iF.xn. AVN mr. n-r.n
Tllrouchout tho intoryiov nI,o wns entirely nom
coutuiital and insiBtcu ble did not and ucvnr
Ind kunwn Sullivan. ()ccaainnallv nl,e would
,iron word tortllna to throw light ;,pou tho H..
ynstiuntion. bit In moment el1o would discover
l,or error. and with hearty laugh, or = violent
oath, oxcuao or correct l.or mistake. Tic only
t1,in,. ctic,teI ,,ok hrn,lrht mt in er1nnco vaa
, 1875-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE nIEii HAinQ

The fight batween tho pennBylyania and Dalsi-
moro Il 0hio Railroads Is being carried on az
vigorously ~ ovrr, but no HOW movements oi
any kind havo been n,ado during tho Last few
days, and the retcs remain the ga1ne as heroto-
fore announced. Both tho lIncs mako tho most
energetic efforts to socuro al tho, Eastern pas
scnEer traffic thoY can. a large number Of email
boys trayorse tho city shoulderlng large signa
announcing tho cheap rates by both llneH. Mr.
Barry, tho General Passenger Agent Of tho Da!tt-
more i Ohio nai1road. Is ut present in this city
directing tho artillery Of bis road In pereon, and
Con. T. II. Myers, tho General Passenger Agent
Of the PittHburg Il Fort Wayne Railroad is also
IN tho city, performing tho eame impo1tant
service Tor tho penusylyanla RallIoad. Thero ia
hoattiitLes. Sir. ]. ". Garrett tho President Of
tho baltimore Il Ohio Eallroad, has gono on
pleasure trip to Florida TO be absent for soyoral
months, and ip tho meantime atr. John King, Jr.,
tho First Vice President will manage tho 1oad.
There In no probability that any negotiations
will be entered i.to before Mr. GarTetta return.
Tho passenger traffic Of tho Lako Shoro Il 1iic!ll-
gun Southern and tic Michigan Central has
fallen OF uinco tha war commenced, and both
tic ronda will undoubtedly rcduco their ratea to
Now York before long, 10 as to got thoir share
Of the spring traffic.
Freight-ratca from thia city to the East still
E I'D Tho nusnesr ,os. oa al .o 1n1i
hs No ,n1nctjon in ffe,rht.rates Gofora tho ANN.
inp Of nsyicstlon' and It ia even ioubtful that =
Tefincton iii taEn nloee sI,eu. THO rates arn ~
iou now an they cni, pussibly 10 mado without
lo8ing money.
TIE FREso,rT AaExI1.
Ths General Freight Agents OF tho roads lead.
INK from Peoria to tho Eaat was held at the
Grand Pacific Hotel yesterday, tho following
General Freight Agents botug present, II, d.
DIoh| Iud!auapolis, Determination 4 Weatern
, 1875-03-12
WiLCKE.

Tho Coroncr's Jury Lnbora An
other Day.
And Adjourns in Order to Find One
Sullivan.
From Recent Appearances, lie Is Much
Needed.
Flora Orandoll Knows Moro than eho Will
Toll.
, 1875-03-12
la7t-5. ! 1871,

THE IAof5AtON MA1tKET
At the opening VI t4n tho stocks of PROVISIONS
not only u CAcugo but It all proluIncut distributing
poiats u tbs country, wsre very small indred. Thia
cheap article of food from tho 1,ennK Of lie pCkuK
season Of la7a until along Ia ths summer following,
snas - result, there was good aud steady demand
tive seconas, and slorks wese t!rawu down at iii
points 70 low cub. Under ths anticipated falling on
a tue Icy supply, coped with the fact that feed WAS
htR " mass, At thu opening Of the present. seAsoi
1d fuiy nude up their minds that prices must rus
relatively nigh for ehe raw material aud u tits
product. hence It u not a1augs that ti.o
msrGtts for both thu raw apl MauufactuEeI
gross $l7.k0lrer btl tor PORK: i!c ptr pound Ia
iath eo peE fos shou!ts., AID vc for slurt riLs.
gros. fot hogs tllo, psr :sl To- pofk ~ per i
fos lard; 3o per u for shoulders, and ao E ID for
short si1a just tns year prrytous. But, IL atove
6opth, and ordats for meats e.ss In 9ults freely aud
ss'1s 10 unfAsosabs wssasz for cutting hoga y well
, 1875-03-12
TILE "GODLESSn LEGISLATOR.
F1r. Thornc'a Expulsion from the
North CurOlinn I.tEtsf:,turr

HAAs AAuENCfH 44NHNlAlOh from fnE
Nar,,, r,rn,,n, r-.,,,,,
49, ~. a,,,1, s,'e'"fc' s,
=, a 1o" nays ago %e nab!lehed tho account OF
the expulsion OF ]. Williams Thorno from the
lloute OF Representatives of North Carolina.
Eelow We Givo tiln own version OF tue affair." Civ
en- ih letter TO tho West Chester lPa.) Le-
paos!can:
1IousE or R1fREsrsyA11vKs, EALElan, n. c., Feb.
3s-1iat Moor.; f,r tns last tolr days tfle Ho.o Of
e a. area rhansed anso htsh ocetal-
-sgona rtnov. s "asshet s on aceont q Iy
onse asr four session. of ts ncss "a. exee ~ ino
character in which The hall o tho uonse Of iseescsens
tises was crowded with spectatnr they passed Il il
night resolution Of expulsion. Tho hrr. charge
.do ss.i' II NJ Was re denial Of tho s1sstoee Of to
f.Mas nimSh's aoa. Iais eaarge , they utterly
mitnee.,, tb.t mt ,1y nloFca .vs ;,sn's snreS
but slwsys affirmed tic o.is.enco Of Gc, i,ss. -
they had predetermined ou nv txp]sou, ttcy clanr
Cd the charge Into ouo Of "Hgiting aud publishing
61asrhatnous and immoral pamphlet" Against this
ast eharSs hsd no Opportunity wh.,eser Of dafend:
tn y VIZ 3n'y put 1e1ofo tno Aoto about
n fo %sr. Iii ,t. s f ec!a,,nt a. WI
eccesasca trial. ha,e ouy ttmo to sav mi roS
that defended by three Of four Of tis best and
ah!cst Democrats In the House. Tho zpecchrs Of Mr.