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The Wreck.

The wrecks of the engines damaged by
the railroad smash-up at Fair Haven last
week have been taken TO the Delaware and
Hudson company's shops on Green Is
-, faa
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1920 q. M, '1'oo &
ts:40 p. m.
Burlington 1895 & '1l:4o a. M, 100 p. m, q
600 y. m.
Ticonderoga, s11:3o q. In. 81
Remington, '11:40 AIM, a. $40 & t11:l0 pm.
Saratoga, 1910 and 300 p. n.
Salem. lao Il n:5O n. M, 81 1918 y. IN.
Port Henry, 12 IN, and 9.80p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 12:45 & t4i5 a. ~, '1155 M,
1880 y. m.
Burlington, l:5o te:20 q. M, 1900 & 400 pm.
Ticonderoga, 900 p. IN.
bennington, $3.50 a. rn.. lis & 2:lo p. IN.
Saratoga, $3.50 q. m, & $500 p. m.
Salem, lao, a. m, 100 & 600 p. IN.
Port Henry, $50 a. M, and 500 p, m.
Mail Train linked
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ELLIOTT ToMPKINs.


NKwBURG, Nov. G, 1875.
DR.. LoTHRoP-Will you have the goodness to
send me a further supply OF the Balm or Syri-
cum and Tonic Pills, as | am nearly out?
have now been taking 1t about five months, and
have reason TO be satisfied with its effects.
You know that commenced taking 1t with a
good deal OF doubt about IL doing me any good,
as had so long been accustomed to the use OF
opium, thought that nothing short OF the drug
itself could ever satisfy me; or, rather, had
come 10 the conclusion that | must continue
the opium, and my only hope was that your
medicine would furnish merely an antidote to
Its injurious effects ! never for a moment
dreamed that the Cordial Balm was going TO
cure me OF the desire for opium. But believe
Il VIII. ! have no especial desire for II now.
When left It of and began to take the syri-
cum felt uneasy for week or so, but the
medicine seemed TO stay me up, and after few
days the longing for opium began TO grow less
and less. Sometimes felt u sort OF delrious
weakness ana a desire TO again realize what
used to call the glorious visions OF dreamland-
but could always md help and strength TO
overcome the temptation by taking a single
dose OF the Cordial Balm. Gratefully yours.
N. GREGORY.
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NHE RUTLAND DAILY AND
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news including the kilograms OF the associated
press, local correspondence, state news &C.
No expense spared In the editorial department.
Advertising rates low, especially for short ad-
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'OHN TUTTLE, Boston P. o.



DIR. g. Z. LoTHRoP-Dear Sir: l hBve used up
all the Cordial Balm OF Syrlcum ana Tonic Pllls
my cure, and am glad TO be able TO inform you
that, thus far, have derived greater benefit
from IL than from any other medicine ! have
20 about my work without hesitation or fear
My nerves are getting steadier every day, and
II continue TO improve as fast as l have done
for the last few months. since have been tax
ing your medicine l have no doubt but that
shall soon again be well man. With many
thanks far the good you have done me, IN
close $780, for which please send me, as be-
fore. fiye more bottles or the Syricum and Pills,
as intend TO keep up the use OF them until
fully cured, as believe Rshall be.
Very truly yours,
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Western Union Telegraph Cftioe.

once In south.end of passenger depot, on
Merchants Row. open on Sunday from 300 to
1000 a. M, and 500 TO 600 p. M, and from 900
week,
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Davenport Democrat. Davenport. Iowa.

tH|'Sf1PofV H1StK1ONftfoI
How few people are found without some indi-
cations OF nervous disease. This truth has
been recognized ever since classic ages, when
sound mind in sound body was held as the
congenial disease, others from youthful indis-
cretions, some from alcoholic Indulgence or too
free use or tobacco, suffer from tremor, palpi-
tation or nervous excitement--all OF which can
be removed or permanently cured by the Eng
fish Remedy, the Cordial Balm of Syricum,
which has long been in the old country the
favorite remedy and which, since Its introduce
ton into this country, has distanced all other
medicines having the same object In view.
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YNAGS.-We sell Dennisons Tags TO
Il Printers and Stationers at DennisonB
GLOBE PAPER 90.
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BOSTON, July IS, 1875.

DR.. II. l.. LOTHROP:
Dear sir-I beg TO inform you that have been
troubled with nervous debility for the past
twelve years, and have been unable TO obtain
any relief until purchased package OF the
Cordial Balm OF Syricum at Mr.. Duncan's drug
store corner OF Leverett and Green streets
The benent derived from the use OF one pack
age so far exceeded my expectations that ad-
dress YOU this for publication, that other SUI
ferers may avail themselves OF the opportunity
TO be cured. Yours truly,
JOHN FUTILE, Boston P. o.
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CARRIAGES

The subscriber Will receive carload this
Monday morning,
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER
ut Amesbury, Mass, and can offer some OF the
best bargains to BIO found anywhere. Having
sold several during the past week, and mostly
TO PARTIES who live in the village of Rutland,
have determined to remain In town q short
time longer. to give all DESTROYS OF purchasing
a carriage, a chance to save large percentage
be paid-and tdat q small one-between the
manufacturer and the purchaser.
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OPIUM.

The alarming increase OF the use OF this most
pernicious drug as stimulant, by male and
female, and its peculiar effects, completely
destroying the digestive apparatus and shat.
terihg the nervous system, terminating and
debasing the mind, renders the
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or, leave your money with the Post Master
or any or our agents.
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Sic 9attc1= Nfaun1c.

(Iir ben ~Obio @aiieMfreunS" uon $. aasemann.>
98er fennt ni9t BON BET alten 9eimatb
fer unter ocn liebli9en @a6cn bon ct.
9lifolaus, ct. Martin ober BON Weib=
na6ten ielbit Die ,uobll6medenoe Mii=
pei? 3war 16cint lie Wean9em un9e=
nieBbor, llnb lpcr lic gu friib 9efoltet,
Dem, mag lie man4mal fiir in1mer per<
leioet lei, ,pe9en ibrcs berben @cl6ma=
des, Den lie por5ii9li@ i'm barten 3uitanoe
belibt:. 9as >pubtcn mir ols &inoer ia
aub i6on in Der alten 9eimatb, uno
on6 lit lie fir uns einc 9ieblingsfru9t
9cblieben, benn mir fonntcn porten bis
6ie erlten @erbit< ite ibr bas perbe
nabmcn> 1no lie lpei6 uno 9euieBbar
ma9ten, uno Oann l6medte lie uns ia
0oppclt lliB! Sod no lit bier Die Wfil=
pei? @Dpiel mir befannt lit, fann man
lie bier pergebens lu6en> mir werocn lie
lNfperlitb finOen, aQein mir baben GrIab
oafir in elmer anoern Tru6t, pel@e uns
Die tWiipel poQ ltdnoig erlebt. 0iele lit
ndalliG bic 8 a ttel- . flaumc Di-
ospyros virginiana, ooer Der Per-
silnmon-tree. @cr8lci6en wir beioe
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Tra9te; 70 finben mir, baB tpdbrenb bic
Milpelz oben .itart einseoriidt it, eine
ounfelbraune Tarbe unb ben Rel9 auf
Der 8eere (oberfdnbis ,pie beim MpfeO
bat, Die 9attel- -YFoume gerabe umgefebrt
oben ee1pblbt III, ben &el9 unter Der
8eere trdgt (unteritdnoi9) llnb cine be1=
oelbe 6arbe beibt., sMu9 bic 9attcl=
pFaume 1T, tuie Die Milpel, gan5 ,,n9e-
niebbar, uenn ni9t Der Trolt lire i9ar,
fen @dfte ppbli@medenber genla9t bot,
oann dber itebt tie Der Mlpel ail9 um
gar 1,i9ts nad, 1onbern 1T. 1ogar nod
:pobll9medenber. ~ Sic Dattel<Bfaume
sebDrt 3u Den Gbenbo15z z@etud6ien, :uno
ibr Sol3 fann ME Gbenbol5 55gebraudt
tper6en. Dieler 8aum bat beoeutenoe
Mebnli9tett nit einer1< Riri9bau.le uno
l6wibt au9 mic bie1er elm ben, Rirl9=
ellmm,i dbnlides @ar5 aus. 8on oie=
fem 8aun,e ldBt lid Mness t9ebraud)en,
&in0e unb Bldtter ,oirfen a6itringirero
gesen Gr{9laffung oer 9a,lt, .&ubrtranf=
beiten, We@ielfieber, 8luth hiie &c. Sic
8eeren i9meden, mie idon geia9t, pom
Sroite tci9arttg erpeicbt, ni4t aQein rob
1ebr gut, 1pnoern meroen audi beim &u=
Baden, io,uie 51r Brannttucin< uno
GioersBereitun9 benubt. Da5n tomHt
Dor Mlem, bab Der Baum ni9t 10 5art
lit, ionoern i'm Triiblin9 i9on et,pas
Troit pertrasen tann, wie 3. g. bieles
Sabr Sei9t, mo alle 3mei9e nit Trii6ten
pie beldet 1inb. St tpd6it in un1ern
WGlbern milo, fann ober our6 Gultur
mod 1ebr perebelt tperben. ant5, t,i9ts
lollte uns abbalten, bielen eolen Tru9t=
baum in un1ern @drten an5upflanScn.
= Mllein Die @a6e bat fiir uns Mme=
rifaner, bic mir 10 gerne BON benz Sprlt-
porte: v3eit lit @elo" @ebrau9 MAIDEN
uno bas @arten ni9t selernt babeu, eis
men 9afen, nd,nli6 Der 8aun1 erforoert
Elm scraumes Mltes, benor j, er uns ieine
tpobl i@medenoen Trii6tc liefert. Sod
empfeblen ,pir .iol9erl, Die nidt gut tpar+
ten fdnnen, fol9enoes befannte @cbi6t
5ur 8eber5i9un9:
Gin Sduler ob, mie bicle &nabcn,
9ie Datteln fur iein 9eben germ,
limb UNI bes @uten n,el gu baben,
@o pfanit er einen 0attclfern
Sn ieines |aters 8lumen>@arteu.
Ser @ater iab ibm laGelnb au,
llno ia9t v0attelu pHau5eit ou!
. &ino, ia mubt ou lon9e iparten.
Deun Wihe, bieier cole Baum
Sra9t oft nad 3pan5ig Sabren faum
Die eriten iciner iiiben Grudte."
5forl, Der ii1 bcflen nid)t ueriab,
9ielt. Gin uno riinpfte baS @cildte.
v@i," iprad ct enolid gum Yapa,
v9aS @arten iou midi nidt Oeroriebcn.
8elobnt bic Belt nur me,nen Gleib,
60 taun id) ia bercinit ols @reis,
@as jebt Der auabc pfanSt, senieben." -
Gur Sort Bobne, Snb. boben mir
9errn 5oiepb mpbues, ls2 IS. Wa>
ii,;, 81
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anoern btn 1l1b. treibt ben pprber bort
+empfan9enen 8anpf l1rter BEN @6ieber
fort in Die tMtmp{pbdre.l4 9ie 5bin= .llno
bergebenoe 8elpegung Deg @9tebersawiro
perri1tet %pDu, Der duBeren Steuerung.
Mm G9ieber Ibt Die @9teberitan9e bte
onr6 eine @topfbu6ie aug ben, 9@ie--,
berfalten tritt., sic lpirb ppn einem ST.
csntrif, oas auf Der @auptweae libt, our9
Die Grcentriff ftange betpegt. i.1' 9as
@dpunsroo> Elm / d,ueres @ubeiienrao>
Oient eritens ba5u, ben unregeln1dBi9en
Gang Ser 9onpfmal6ine 9lei6maBi9
au MAIDEN uno 5iueitenS Der Dompf'na-
ldine iber bic tobten Punttc for5ubelfcn.
Menn Bleuel tonge .unb &urbel parallel
itebcn, ,pos bel ieoer un1bre9nn9 5mcimal
eintritt, 70 erfolgt ,ndnli9 feline Beme4
9un9 Der Ma16i1e uub menn oer0 0ampf-
brud no6 10 groB pdre. 9ies tit hie.
Ginri6tun9 elmer DampfmoI9 dime Der
einfa9iten Nrt mie man iie belte ~
pielen SauIenoen fit ale mDgli9en
3mede benubt.~ -.,..: -. - -
Daniel mar Elm israclitil9er pro-
pbet aur 3eit bes bobblonil9en Grils,
pon pornebmcr, niellei9t fDnigli6er Wb=
funft, ipie,pobl lebteres nidt T6er aus
9on. l, 3. T. 9efolsert perosn tanu.;
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@roberun9 bur6 Nebufabneaar unter Der
Spjatims na6 Babylon ab=.'
scfiibrt uno bprt nit orei anoern Offers
unb 8olfsgeno7en fiir oen dalodil9en
9ofoienlt er5o9el1. Sbre Namen uur-
6en ecdnoert, 9aniel crbielt ben Nomen
Belti ti6asar uno feline @cfd6rten Mna<'
mia, Milael unb M1aria tpuroen @aO=
rad, Me lo9 unb Mbeo=gee9o 9enonnt.
@pciie unb 5ranf erbielten lie bon Der
f0nieli9en Ga fel, perlan9ten jeoo6, um
oos @eieb ni6t ii6ertreten gu 1nilen,
einfa1cre unb refine 9fabrung, Die ibnen
audi 9etpdbrt ,purbe. 9fad elmer orei=
jdbrigen 8prbereitun9s5eit >puroen lie
eeprift uno Elm 1i9tspoqer unb fenntniB-
rei9er erfunocn, ols ale anoern, bic
ben1elbcn untcrrid)t nit tbnen 9enplen
6otten; nomentlib Der ltano Oanicl alle
@v1ibte unb Srdume 5u beuten uno 1tieg
oesbolb bal0 in Der @unit Nebufaone=
sors lebr bo9. Qlls er lettcrem i'm 5tuei<
ten Sabre 1einer &e9icrun9 einen beoeut=
lamen S,aum ius &ebd9tnib 5uriid9e=
rufen unb 9ebeutet batte, tuuroe CT bon
linn iosar 5um 8or9eicbten iiber alle
Ma9ier uno gum oberi item &ei@sbeamten
erbobcn. @pdter i@eint er li6 mebr
auriidge5ogen oocr leine einfubrei6e
@tellun9 perloren 5u baben, oenn 8el=
i&u5or mub crit ouf i'm aufmertlam 9e=
ma6t merbcn, 100 es li6 UNI Die 9eutung
Der lpunoerbarcn S9riit i'm t0ni9li6cu
Gpcilclao bonbclt. Inter 9arius Ote=
ous abcr lpuroe CT pieoer 5u einela Der
orei oberl lten Staatsbeamten erboben,
unb blieb ,peni9ltens bis ins brittle Sabr
oes GDrus in Die lem Nmte. ueber feline
tpeitern @d)icf1al lit ni9ts @i6cres BE-
fannt. - 9os no6 linn 9enanntc 8u9
9aniel Serfdllt in cinen porbcrrl hi
ltori1 16en uno einen DorberrI 9eno pro-
p6cti19cu Shell; obcr frlterer entbdlt
ebenlD>ueniy cine sulammenbd Sc
1Ni6tsersQblung, ols lcbtcrcr 6ulammen@
bdnsenoe propbetilhe Teoen. @ielmebr
,perbcn in beibeu S6eilen MIR ein5elne
lpitDtisc grcignillc ooer Dem Yropbeten
0e>uprbcnc Til lionen be1dricben, oeren
9eutung bam in fDrmli6c 9@eillo9un<
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M i6tiQe q u foiunQen

Wfarti1 Gbeaoo, slnton &auld), @erbaro
Masbaum, Clemens Socrmatcr loite bic sluf>
sabe SO. 100 ourd Ginienouns beS Bctra9es
fir bic @aiiea, Sobn @triiuins.
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@uf1fune bcs Mdtbicls in SO. 1874.
Scr Staub.

Mufi6fung Der 2luf8abe go. 100.
Gs tparen l6 Ginoer I'M @aiicnbauie, unb
bel Der Nuf0iuus luar Elm @efdent bon $l.oo
fir bic bic 8aiien. .
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Mufaabe!.* go. .104. .

Drci 8rioer tbeilen Sarinse 10 untcr iid,
oob fei,.er mebr, ais bet an6sre betam. Sts
murocn allc gang pertbeilt. 9Sie sins oas ju :?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-08

Giir Sort Babne, Sno. boben mir
Serrn S Soiepb ga MP bu es, 1872 W. Ma>
1bin9to Strabc gum Ngenten ernannt.
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y ufaab:e.. M. ., . 1O3. :

3wei 8ater uno stuei @obne;t tbeilen 8 81
rinsc unter iid uAb es tbefommt ieoe JYerlon
acrabe eineu gan3en 9arins. nMie .gebt bas gu?
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Muf6fune Der Sher3ratbiel in
y1p. 1874. .'''

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ben, @uden ;uiama.cn itel(en. 81 Bcil feline
Bride bariibcr mar.
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r Infer Macnt fir columbus, s., Serr
Sicily @asner &uoDnt yfe. 25S 5. @trabc.
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81 d tt &c /.

- 1. Sier lit elm 81; elm q, Elm &,
's-' llnb nod oa5u elm 8 uno y:
@tebt jcoe5 an eear retten Orte, .
"- Grideinen btr dtuei san5e Worte;
Gi', srober @turm, Elm fremoes Bud
9icr ni,nm erft s, bort S-nui1 iud !!
a, Wlit a bei@uerlid), RI.
, :: ,'.;. g0it gefabrlid, b.:
-. gNit u besebrli6, e
n.ah.. aNit 10 briide,rb,
:@(it i berIdenb,
=. :. WQit II ent5iidcne. -
. sluf6i,lno Der Mufsabe SO. 80. f.
3: Ser 8ater bate 1s0 Ncpfel uno cben 10 oiele
NuHe 9etauft uno ct bate j. &inbcr. ... ~. e.. .-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-02

MILWAUKEE, December l.-Schultl
and Bergenthal, reGners, convicted fol
shipping goods without entering the same
as required by law, were this morning
sentenced to pay a fine ofSl, 900, and i'm
rriAonment four months in the county
jail.
aMrLwAuKEE, December 1.-The de.
fence in the case Of Taft & Weimer to-day
introduced testimony designed TO show
that stamps could be removed from pack
ages and the figures representing the
number Of gallons altered. A, BOde, a
chemist, and others, swore that there are
preparations by which ink can be re.
moved from paper without disfguring
A keg Of highwines that had been stamp.
ed an hour before was brought into court
and man pulled out the tacks, removed
the stamps and took out the ink marks
that had been made by the gauger.
ST. LOUIS, December Lowing to the
sickness Of Judge Krum, counsel for the
defence in the Avery case; the arguement
not to be made to-day. 1t is probable
that two or three COunterfeiting cases
will be taken, upon the conclusion Of the
Avery trial.
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Railway Collision.

BUFFALO, December Tile Atlantic
express for the East, which left here al
Loo p. NJ. and was detained 80 minutes al
East Buffalo Station waiting for the Lake
Shore train from the West, COllided at
the Batavia crossing, about four miles
from the city, with the Eastern bound
freight train just drawn out from the
side track, 1t having been signaled by Mr.,
Brennan, the tlagman, to come on, throw.
ing the smoking car and first and second
coaches well filed with passengers from
the track and capsizing them, The pas.
senger engine, tender and two baggage
ears crossed through the fourth car Of the
freight train, lifting it from the track
and PrecipitatiDg Il on tho 1agmans
shanty and crushing him under II
The scene at the wreck was indescribable.
II, T. Wood, jeweler, OF Lima, N. Y, for.
merly Of Canton, Ills, was badly crushed
and almost instantly killed; J. Doty Col.
lins, Of Erie, left leg taken of near thigh
and injured internally while attempting
to jump through the window Of the first
passenger coach, cannot live; Mrs. Cath.
crime Wilson, widow, badly cut about the
head and otherwise injured.
The engineer Of the passenger train
stuck TO his post, the fireman Jumping
to the ground and receiving an ugly cut
in the head.
The fast mail train, which was due at
the time, was delayed two hours. The
engineer only succeeded in stopping his
train within fifteen feet Of the wreck
which was piled upon his track.
The dead and wounded were brought to
this city and cared for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-02
Ru,nors OIllcidIIyl Denie,i.

New YoRK, December 1.-Boston wns
Used to-day to revive the unfavOrNble ri.
mots regarding the Michigan Central,
The leading directors officially deny all
stories and say there is nothing wrong
with the company. These rumors have
been started by parties inimical to the
corporation.
The Grand Jury Court Of general sessions
to-day made prescntmCnt to Recorder
lfackett, declaring that all games ol
chance had demoraliIing influence on
the people, calling for the suppression Of
poof selling on horse races, regattas, elec.
lions, &C., "a an evil which should be
atopped, and stating that laws should be
enacted or amended TO procure the pun.
ishment OF offenders in these cases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-02

IN all the comments we have heard
made thus far on the Washington Hall
hfe there has been but one expression Of
opinion in regard to The lamentably In.
Efficient manner in which IL was managed.
LAe'eisa universal feeling that Council
'nonId institute a searching inquiry into
'Nerau'c Of this ihciIicicncy, and apply a
remedy that will meet the case in the in.
'a'e' If We are to have expensive en-
s'ne' kept up merely for parade pnr.
pose, that are Of no service in time Of
peru, the people should know 1t in order
a'' they may prepare themselves accor.
u'0sIy. Could they have anticipated the
miserable performance Of the engines OF
tuesday they would have rallied to the
rescue with private appliances and put
Out The fire. Perhaps II would be we'll,
'OI'I Nccan have some we'll grounded as.
'afancc that the engines are to be depend.
ell on to discard altogether any reliance
Oh them, and prepare for self protection
" beat We can.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-02

In estimating the cxpeated revenues
Tor the year ending June 80, 1877, wish
ing to be on the sale side, estimates have
been submitted which show an expected
deficiency of$S, ,lsl, ,6O2, but 1t is believed
the deficiency for that year will be very
much less than the estimates. Basing
the estimates OF revenues at the smallest
amount and Of the expenditures at the
largest, an increase ia shown in per GEN.
tage Of deficiency Of 10 S9.lOO, against
"a G5.l0O, which was the estimate OF the
per centage Of the deficiency Of last year
over that OF its predecessor.
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A West Virginia Legislator 10 be
Married.

Cards are announced for the wedding
ceremonies OF Hon. W. Dorsey Carlile,
son Of ex-senator John s. Carlile, OF
Clarksburg, West Virginia, to Miss May
Seville Foster, daughter Of Hon, George
+. Foster, Of Oak Park, III, The wedding
will take place at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church on Dec. 18th, at 5P. NJ. The
Church will be elegantly decorated for the
occasion, WedgewoOd's orchestra will
furnish the music. A reception at the
brides home will be attended by select
circle Offriends and relatives, after which
the happy pair will depart for their
Southern home CHieagO Evening Journal,
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Yicc Presidenl WiIson,s WAN.

BosToN, December 1.-Mr. Wilson has
left n will which Is in his own handwriting,
and dated April 81, 1874 By 1t he be:
'queathed his entire estate, real and per.
sonal, to his nephew, DR.. Wm. L. Cool.
idge, in trust for the support Of his
mother.in.law, Mrs. Mary Howe in, her
Goth year; for the supportof his adopted
daughter Eva, and for other minor
designated purposes, trusting II all as he
expresses 1t to the "iriendship, discretion
and sense of right" Of Mr.. Coolidge. lie
also constitutes him his executor, direct.
Ing that no bonds be required Of him
either as executor or trustee. In regard
to the completion and carrying through
the press OF the third aud last volume Of
his History Of the Rise and Fall Of Slave
Power in America, left nearly completed,
it Is expected 1t will be attended to by
Rev. Samuel Hunt, his lifelong friend and
associate, his former pastor for seven
years, his private secretary, and who,
more than all others has assisted him in
the preparation of the work.
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THEcablC dispatches announced few
days ago that the demands Of the German
Minister Of War for the coming year are
incIcc" oiLhosc Of previous ycarsby TO-.
OoOOOO marks, or $9,5OOOOO, and in
this estimate are not included other cred.
it' Tor the creation Of batteries Of re.
serve, the increase Of tho artillery of the
teet, and the formation of another rail-
way battalion, which, added to those now
in existence, will make n complete regi.
menl whose occupation il Is to construct
railways in time Of peace and keep them
in repair in time Of war. What the Ger.
mans have 10 show for their immense mil.
l'aFy expenses Is thus stated by the Ge.
neya lime'.
Since the war Of 1901 the efficiency
Of the army Of Germany may he fairly
said 10 have been doubled, II we take into
CcOlht not alone the increase In ils
numbers, but the improvements in arms
and organization. The active army has
Increased through the natural increment
Of the population and the annexation Of
AI'acc and Lorraine; aud the landwehr
b" been almost rcorganized; the land
'!qrm has begun TO be reorganiEed. The
od acknowledgement has been replaced by
The almost perfect Mauser rifle; every
held battery has been furnished with new
guns Of heavier calibte and improved
construction. The railway system Of the
country ha, been considerably extended,
and extended in such way as to sub.
,e've 'tratcgical objects. Military tao.
uc' have been changed and developed to
N meet the exigencies Of modern warfare.
lAc icct ha' teen increased until II has
become almost formidable; and the Gen.
etaI' Of the army and the Chiefs Of the
nav! have been incessant in their efforts
70 utilize he experience derived from
P". wars for the benefit OF the future
IsAder' Of the land and sea forces Of the
Empire.