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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-30

A. p HEAToS, of Quaker City, is on a
short visit to bis friends in this place.
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For Holiday Goods go to Carroll & Hoge's
you viii find all the novelties the market af-
fords They keep the "Boss" line of Toilet
Sets, Perfumery and Stationery,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-30

sHK don't stoop to conquer like she used to.
She can't Her dress is pinned back too tight.
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world. 1t contains nearly $50 pages. hundreds
of fine illustrations, and four Chrome Plates
of Flowers, beautifully drawn and colored
from nature. Price s. CENTS in paper covers: IS
cents bound in elegant cloth.
VlCK'S FLORAL LGUIDE.Quasterly. 25 cents
a year. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Dec 40, 1873.
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The days are growing longer ard the veal
shorter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-30

Hox. L. DAxFoRD returns to Washington
on Monday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-30

fnE pews in the churches were not uncom
fortably filed on Sunday night
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Tuy Indian says he didn't do it.

The roaring, Issag flood, on Sunday
n;obt..5ors,eS The dam, at Burley's Mills
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-30

WHAT did yOu get? We didn't get any
thing.
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WHAT to buy and where to buy it,
Is the question nowadays,
And the best plan is to try it
Buy your good where best it pays!
"Where is that?' you ask in wonder,
We are not so very wise,
But we say, in tones of thunder,
Buy from those who advertise
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ID. X. KYLE,
Dealer III AMERICAN and
FOREIGN MARBLE,

Monuments, Spires, Head Stones, etc.
MAIN STREET, CAMBRIDGE, OHIO,
Near the Depot,
sSScotch Granite Monuments Marble and
Slate Mantels, Furnished to Order.
Designs and sample work can be seen at
K; Johnston's, General Agent, st. Clairsville
Ohio. jel9tf
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NOTICE.
STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUNTY.
Court of Common Pleas.
VIM. q. Cash. plaintiff.

Marion .. Gray. defendant
THE defendant. Marion q. Gray, a nom
L resident of the Stale of Ohio, will take no.
tice that on the 26ih day OF January (Wednes-
day. the plaintiff will take deposition of sum
dry witnesses al line Office of Cunningham &
Attorneys at Law. in Cadiz.
Harrison county, Ohio, between the hours OF
O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p. VI. of said day
before competent authority, To be read in evil
1ence on the trial OF The above mentioned
ca'ise. PETER TAII.MAN
Dec 30. lS75-3w. Airy for pltff.
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The Rev. J, d. Vail was the recipient of q
handsome Christmas present on Friday eve
ming. The following papers will explain the
matter:
ST. GAINESVILLE, Dec. "a, 1875.
Rev. J. d. VAN. Pastor NJ E Church
DEAR SIR-Please accept the inclosed
one hundred and eighteen C11s) dollars, as
Christmas Gift'-a token of our regard for
you, as christian Teacher and courteous
and affable gentleman. A merry Christmas
to you and yours-''and may you live long
and nrosner
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fEte. Eas
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Rf virtue OF an order of sale in the above ca.
- issued and To ME directed from the Coul
Of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio.
viii offer for sale. on the PREMIS ES on
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William Sharon ct. al.
DY virtue OF an order of sale in the above case
ID issued and to me directed, from the Court
OF Com mon Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio,
will offer for sale on The PREMISES. on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
ROLL. OF HONOR.

Tho following are tho rolls Of honor
Of the Gold Hill public schools. for the
month Of April:
Grammar SCHOOL, Cisss.-virginia
Moore. 10; Georgia Wright. George 10.
gan. Jonny Morgan and Thomas Bsnney.
b Clsss.-Clam Smith, ~; Sarah Quin'
trell. Bcauyette wintorbaner, Carrie
Lowman. Nellie Greenwalt, Willie Us.
born aud James McMartin. e Glass;
Uuehona Rose, Anna Mudd. Willie
Gillespie, Frank Rslfoarn. Leonard
Lichtenbergcr. Frank Wheeler and Mary
Chegwidden. ID Class Lizzie Niles,
gG. Emma Connolly. victorine Duprey.
Rose Swaney and Johnnie Chsewidden.
Intermediate School-A CHISHOLM
Mcneil NJ, Mary Randall. Philip Frank
enheimor. Menta Dram. Annie Kelley
and Willie Flanagan. II class-Lizzie
MulI. Josie Mudd ani Alice Hender-
sou. each 100; Robert Stone %. Annie
Chegxidlsn %. Theresa fmnkenheim-
or. Grace Randall. Grant Marsh. Lizzie
Marsh, Fannie Brown AMI Robert Thur
man.
First Pumuy-Annie Thomas. Annie
Marley. Ioulu Thurman. Mary fsnton.
Willie Mcneil. Leon Hall. Rachael
Bioomheld. Mary Gcary. Eddie Craze.
Lila Thomas. Martha James, Alice Nc
In,yrc, James Cotton. Willie fen,on.
Johnnie Gillespie. Eta Quintrell. Mary
Melee. Fannie Kennedy and Mary
Wright.
second Primary Allen McGss. John
O'Leary. Mike Darsey. Agnes Connslly.
Emma Booth. Maggie Tease, Jane Nc
Ncil. Minnie Haub. Susie Mitchell. Luz
cy Keelcy. Lidis Fall. Nellie OSs and
Carrie Schoeneman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

pnInADrlpu,., Nay 5..-Hinsy b.
Morris, proprietor d The e6uthxard
roudry in this oily. hs made an assisn-
msnt for the benefit Of his creditors.
I. Is claimed his liabilities greatly exceed
his assets.
Fatal Aeeiassl
By the csving Of asand-bank In south
Brooklyn yesterday. 8 gang OF laborers
were buried. Two were killed and sew.
eral severely injured.
Army Changes.
CHICAGO. May 5.-A Warrington sps-
ci.l says Capt. Charles B. Psnroso. Com.
missioner Of Subsistence. has been or.
dersd to Chicago TO relieve Col. AoFee-
Icy, recently appointed comnissary
General.
VIII Reopen shs Case.
wAsHrxorox. May 6.-The Court Of
Claims will reopen the Union Pacific
case to permit the Government 70 give
additional testimony. Should this 30
done the decision may DO postponed be-
yond Monday ns1t.
A suprissd O@eial.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Tho displaos-
msnt Of Commissioner Of internal Rev.
onus Douglas was a surprise TO him.
Yesterday afternoon Secretary Bristow
called upon Douglas, saying he did %
at the request Of the President. and to
perform the disagrseabls duty Of inform
ing him that ex-senator Pratt had been
rendered and accepted the position Of
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
WESTERN DISPATCHES
o SAN FRANCISCO
Crop Prospects I'm all Psrsis.s o.
the State.

sAs FRlscisco, May 5-l:soP ?. NJ
Dispatches received this morning from
various parts Of the State, as to the con.
dition Of the crops, are, on tho whole,
as favorable as could DO expected. In
the vicinity OF Chico, there will be, with
continued cool weather. full half q crop.
which Is probably a fair general est.
mate for the northern portion Of tho
Sacramento valley. Advices from 60
lano county arc moro favorable. Grain
Is looking well. and will DO q fair crop.
with q continuance OF favorable weather.
In Sonoma county the heavy fegs have
10 . great extent supplemented the light
rain fall, and prospects are excellent;
the Same may be said Of Napa county.
Reports from San Joaquin county are
very bad. In some places. on low bot.
toms, there will be q fair yield. but In
general. not q quarter crop will DO har.
vested, md in many places not enough
crop will be harvested for seed, the grain
being cut for hay. There 10 q fair
prospect In the vicinity Of Mount Diablo
and on Calavsras bottom o good crop
will DO obtained. In San Jose valley
tho crop is very poor on the west side,
but In the centre tho prospect Is better,
and well informed parties estimate a
half crop better than was anticipated.
In tho vicinity Of Pescadero the crops
are looking well. boing kept moist by
fogs. In Salina valley the grain is sui.
foring from drouth and frost. and half .
crop Ia the extreme estimate. but on tho
table and uplands wheat Is In splendid
condition. and II Is expected that n Ano
harvest will DO obtained from 1900
acres. San Benito county will have an
average harvest. Advices from ssnta
Barbara county aro quite favorable, and
the Same may DO said moro emphatical.
ly Of Los Angeles. In san Diego the
yield per acre will DO less than last year.
but the increased urea sovn will proba-
bly, give as largo o surplus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

TEMPERANCE FssrrvAL-I. G. OF II. G.
Comstock E.campment No. 3. I. @. Of
X. c.. will give an entertainment and
strawberry festival at National Guard
Hall. Wednesday evening. May s. There
will be addresses. charadcs, songs, etc.,
after which tho benches will be remov.
ed, and all who wish dancs to the
music OF Professor varney. The en-.
tsrtainment will begin d 8 o'clock.
GuAnDrp.-It appears that the win
nor In q prize aght makes . pretty good
thing aside from the money bet on the
fight and q portion Of tho gate money;
as the ropes. lumber. etc., necessary for
the ring and outside inclusure also fall
to him. These were considered Of sum.
cient value by the winning party In yes
terday's prize fight. to have . watohman
on the ground last night.
CoNPLrxrsrAar.-we are pleased to
acknowledge the receipt Of a eompli.
mentary invitation and ticket to the
FIRST annual ball OF Silver State Grove,
No. /, Y. A. o. D., which takes plaoo
tomorrow evening 1t National Guard
Hall. Virginia, The occasion will doubt
less be n OF great social pleasure 70
all the participants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

Ttl BONANZA o All -lnvaiids, by ner.
vous debility, DESTROYS Of again feeling the
vlgor Of health and vim Of system. should take
Q lew hotties Of Br. uenley's Celebrated ]. Z.
L. Bitters. before one bottle 10 taken they
health. No Gaze Of dyspepsia, Indigestion.
loss Of appetite. rhsumstlsm, kidney or liver
disease, has ever resisted Its restorative
power. Every part Of the human system 70
quirce and should receive s~ustsnanes and sup-
In the stonsch cannot supply tho illment re-
Qulrcd. the whole system lsngulshes. FortlI
your organs Of lie with these bittors, and In .
few days you will feel your whole system in'
vigoraieJ; fer evory dlssase arising nom dis
ordered liver, stomach or bowels. u 10 invAi-
liable u viii. revive Joar shattered rysten;
keep II within reach, iftAey value health and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
ssAap OF rows fhrsfnns.

Tho Board Of Town Trustees held .
regular msrtius last night. Present
Mundeli. Fulton. w~intsrbausr. and
President Emmett.
Reports % Csmmisssss-
Tho Committee on streets reported
that they were in good order. The Com
mi,tee on fire and water reported that
they had called upon Mr.. Overton. su-
perintsndent Of tho Water Company.
and that no agreed to allow the town 70
make q connection with the company's
pips near the Baltic switch. for frs pur-
posss; the Water Company to do the
work themselves. and charge IL to the
town.
Ellis Allowed.
The following bills were read. and on
motion ordered paid: Three nrs CON-
paniss each $40; total. $50: A. Nc
Martin. Chief Of Fire Department. $50;
three policemen. $50: labor. $226;
Clerk. $50; Thomas Kelly. 1896; Hur.
10y brOtucfs, va ost sAhk Doys WI
Gallaiin & Co.. SIC Is; CON HILL
Nxws. sl25; Water Company. 5000;
Stern & Sons. SIT l6; ]. Randall.
Si4 IS; Bittner x Co.. 81 30; D. II.
Carriek, SIS n; j. d. Marshall. - Is;
George Emmett, - 30; H. o. Dauchey.
s62 80 to pay Judge Of Election and
Inspectors Of Election in First Ward;
c. Haub. $50 TO pay Judge and Inspec-
tors OF Election in Second Ward.
Special police on election day. $50.
miscellaneous B.si.e~s-
On motion. Mundell and winssrbauer
were appointed committee to have a
pipe laid from the water main above tho
railroad crossing. Main street, to the
head OF Pioneer street, with hydrant at
that point.
The Board recommended that a tax OF
81 % per 800 be levied for municipal
purposes during the coming fiscal year.
The Board then adjourned till today
a, 2 =. NJ, when tho ballots cast at tho
election last Monday were canvascsd
and found to be correct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

Blue rotxrs. = IArgssiied. delicious si
waves, fresh from the sea, can b had svefy
morning at TON lisGron's celebrated Rating
stand. Palace saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds Of nsh, sprng chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else crayed BY The inner
man. uefron's dinner combinations are .
marvel Of gastronomie skIl. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

Inpsrsatio. Of American Potatoes
Inte Russian Tsrritsry Forbid.
Lospos. May o. Tho importation
into Finland. on Russian territory. Of
American potatoes. or sacks or other
articles which contained them, has been
prohibited.
Bullion gone into the Bank Of Eng.
land to-day, fl60,O00.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
c,rrArsrr . man undertake. q

make his own Investments for future need, he
10 obliged to assums that he viii have time 10
complete them. That 10, he must assums - .
causes him to make provision 1t all. But n he
lnsures bis life and then lives 70 old sku. the
policy will prove Q better cash Investment than
be can easily make In any other manner, taking
into account its freedom from oil and every
hazard. nj ' dIes early, the ohlec! Of making
Insure In the New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

PIrsI's OrKRA Horss THE New
Ma:ialen" was repeated at the Opera
House. Virginia, las, evening. on the
ocea.ion OF tho second appearance Of
the talented actress. Miss Bella Pate
man. In the character Of "Msrcy
Merrick." Miss Pateman delighted the
audience with tho power and fidelity
with which she portrayed tho various
emotions that tortured the soul OF that
unfortunate woman. All the stock &C
tors engaged In the play, rendered their
parts with even more than their sua
ability. Tonight the sensational play OF
article "a will be presented, with n
cast embracing the full strength OF the
Company. Miss Pateman appearing a.
Nile Cora.
SCHOOL PIcSic.-sOn Saturday next
tho teachers and pupils connected with
tho various schools Of Virginia and Gold
Hill will participate in . grand picnic
excursion to the brunswick mill. on the
Carson river. The excursion train will
leave tho Virginia City depot ut Il5 A.
NJ, and Gold Hill at 3 O'Clock. Pro-
lessor varncy's band. organized es-
pecially for picnic parties, will furnish
music for the excursionists. The young
people will undoubtedly have q good
time while abssnt from the city. and the
nimost care will be taken that no acci-
dent or ham will befall any n OF
them. either while on board the cars or
ON the picnic grounds.
PErsoS,L.-w. Frank Stewart. who
has been Engaged in collecting mineral
and other specimens in the eastern part
Of the State. for the centennial exhibit
ton. arrived In Virginia by this morn.
inr's train. His travels. which exposed
him 10 all kinds Of weather, seem to
have agreed remarkably well with him.
AS lao il In robust health. lie was load.
al with rare anil valuable specimens o!
fossils, ores, etc. and il enthusiastic in
regard to tho prospects OF the mines IN
that portion of the State.
MiSISa AoeipESr.-A timberman ON
IA. liOO-foo, level OF the Consolidated
Virginia mine. namei Henry Paul. hal
his left arm badly cut below the elbow.
by M arc which fell through a hoor
above him. The large vein In the arm
MAS severed. but mont o! the large ar.
tcrics were touched. The man BLEED
p~roius.iy. and was much exhausted bo-
ior. lo got to the surface. DIR. n. ID.
uarti, rendered tho necessary surgical
assistance.
W.rsrLiSo MArcH.-we learn that u
challenge to wrestlo for $500 or a
$1,000 a side will soon 10 issued by 4.
a.. Markey. TO William Noonan. who
claims-or his friends for him-to bo
the champion wrestler OF Nevada. III
tho challenge should he accepted the
partis. will Immediately 60 into training.
and tho match will come on on OF
about tho sixth OF noxt month.
Nsw MANA now three inch water
main running from tho old Best x Del
cher works aioug Taylor to street,
Virginia. was being put in to-day. The
Jo,nand for water in the lower part OF
the city was moro than could be sup
pIicd BY tho old main. and the Water
,,ompany concluded to put In the pres
emit one, making connections at various
points with tho old ono.
Cu.xrroSs or THE RED CRoss.-Ths
meeting Of the Grand Lodge OF this or.
- IA. WlURA NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
EASTERN DISPATCHER.
DOMESTIC tiEWs.

10 /. ss.. uta bAnr usv,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
sroCK REPORT.
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Last Evening".
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zoo Raymond q Ely, 80. 50. IS SO
pc Eureka Cen, Ax, 50, st,s
ID rochs,a
100 Csncer. Isc
loo belmont. az
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l5.s Prusslaa, SKA
1850 Leopard. Is, isk
1910 Jederson. ~, 10, ~
273 OH, ., ~
80 Cornueopta.
72s Mansfield, 81
Vs Golden Chariot. az, se
$50 Mahogeny.e
3yo Soath Chariot. ~, a
so0 War Eagle, 5. 5S
Has fesrnaa.e
20 Pauper. AZ
i2as Dayton, =, az
40 I,oek islanA. Z. N b.
loo Dsrdanelles,s
loo Nsw York. ., AZ ~
20 Occidental, AZ
1s0 senator.
rs American Fiat. iox, iox. 10
713 Wsocvills. ~. 81, AZ
20 Lady washiacton,a
TO Snsissi cod nm. AZ. s.,s n.
loo Andes, 3s,s
~ Miass.s
loo North CAr~cn, nc
la Cosmopolitan, 2se, &c
Va prospect.t
go South California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
ReeOvsrisg.

NEw Yo.z. May John F. Tracy,
President Of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad, 10 recovering from
his attack Of vertigo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
A vnlnabie PHI.

NEW YoRK. May 5.--John Ranfl and
Edward Watson, notorious shop ~lifters.
entered the jowelry store Of Barmors x
Co., Maiden Lane. While examining q
tray Of rings. Watson attempted 10 e1.
change q worthless paste for q $1,000
solitaire diamond ring. He was detected
and arrested. and on the way to the sta.
zion house swallowed tho solitaire.
Both prisoners were locked up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
This Msgning.

siSo ophir, -: IN, IN, ~. ~. %, Ss
rs. eoA. ~, 81 b. AN. 81
1897 herieas. n IN. ~, ~, IN. II III
tsv Gssid . cury. ~. Dx
s.5 hestsA fielchss. stS, IS, 3tk
"a savage, iz2, IFS, III
- Dsney.tk
sro choliar.P otssi. -. IN. u, tn
yO Bullion. 5,k. ", sTN
rs Buckcye. G7kc, 6Oc
10 Utah, 81. 81
20 Krspirs Mill. sA.G
"a California. s3k. g., c2N. a b5
slAdy Bryan.s
iD Baltilere Cont
as Bslsksr, ik, ~
los Consolidated virginia. &ss. 80
9to unisn Con, =, T.,A -
ga Gloss, 4.
cas- Alpha. ~. ~. ~ hh. 49,
lt0 Justice. is. I'D
IS kslsssrbeese ~.
Ia ksntaek. l5A
3Ss Ysllsw Jacket, slS. ~. 81. IN
so Ovsrnan. Iik, IS, IL Ttk, tn
Is Crown rsini, ~, ~
~ Sec. Bslchef, 100
20 Su,eor,
40 Caledonia. ~. S.. 7ik bso
$50 Imperial,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
Rss over ~ the Cars.

East srRrSorrxIp, Mass, May o.
Two mon named WEIGH and Todd. both
intoxicated. last night went to sleep in
tho barn Of Dowring's Hotel. Todd
lying on the platform and welch with
his heal ON q rail Of the Athol side
track. About hali.past II O'Clock wsleA
was run over by the Boston and Albany
switch engine. and his whole head
mashed to = jelly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

Tho Board Of Town Trustees hsld .
regular msrtius last night. Present
Mundell. Fulton. wintsrbausr. and
President Emmett.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-04
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January 2.-The Pfesi.
dent has approved the att Of Congress pro.
Nidihg that 40 mitch Of the oct entitled
gAn oct feofganiaing the several staff
corps Of the army approved June %,
1871, that Il applied % contract surgeons,
be suspended Until Otherwise provided by
Law, 4a,t .T
Mr.. Potter, new Supervising Architect
Of the Treasury Department, waa present.
ed 10 the President to-day by Secretary
Bfistow. He will enter Upon his duties
on Monday.
Rum6fi were In circulation to-day that
Treasurer Spinner, Assistant Tteaauter
Tuttle, and George B. McCattee, Chief Of
Buteati Of Engraving and Printing Of the
Treasury Department, had resigned, but
they and offer Treasury officials deny
that there u any truth in the report. The
President WRa AZ the TfeAsdty Thursday,
and had a long conversation with Spinner.
This probably gave rise 10 lhe futof Of
his resignation.
Attorney General Williams hasieclihed
10 recommend Ia the President the COM
mutation Of the sentence Of McClish
ImpsOn, Indian, CONVICTED oi the murder
and tobbery Of white man IN Indian
Territory and hehtenCed 10 be haBged On
the 16thlnat, .i stsy.i I'D. Ii
]. X Moore, formerly clerk in the In
tetual Revenue 0ffce, who, about 4 year
ago, II h. a.AIleedI a@ltaeted checks from
that Office, and WA arrested and sent to
TJiiIag1ai6kta ~, a CIasSa ~ fnsabWv hit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-04
A, t,urioua Isampiiek

Some lady at Memphis, signing herself
"sister sallie," has publisbed,a pamphlet
called "the Color Line" The style and
tone Of this pamphlet Ia anything but
feminine, and the labored afIeCtation Of
feminine delicacy is thin. The store d
ignorance Set forth therein Ia something
really wonderful. But these are mere
tfiaes. The only serious question Ia
whittier oil its ignorance and iahaticism
tend. Perhaps The following sentences
from one II I'D kldsihg pages &ili'hns.
wef:
"VickSbutg has only acted In mihia-
tufe what the Southern States all have 10
act In full life;-eoine Sgadfe up 10 NE
COLOR LINE. 'toaCh not, handle not,
the uhCleah lhing.'-Col., II, 81. But
come out from among them and be sep
atale1-2d Corinthians, VI, II, and Y, 1S.
Twill receive YOU, and will be father
unto YOU add s00 AhaIi BE- NY,s6Ns Am
pAuGttfEilS hdith the 1bfd Aimislttyl
.WSAAitH 0DulltNyHyil HtNl ltlt CuuHleAiuA
the AlEWise God, AID cone oil from
among them, and form on thia Color
LINE, and be SepatateT
We have not seen this pamphlet out.
selves, but the 81. Louis b.mosrai has a
copy, Of II, and saysthat ths entire pro;
dhctioh IL IN elaboration d The hotior,
that black men and red men are really
not sons Of Adam, who must have been a
white man, nor Of Noah, who could not Of
had three sOns Of three different color,
nor Of Abraham, nor are they men at all,
but merely beasta, who ought not to be in
the least degree offended when called
beasts Of cattle 4 Thty Eere noe created
ontHe siSlAdAy, but Cd tie Hhh3 With .ht
beash Of the Geld. This the profound
writer proves by the statement that Adam,
awhile man, was created BY God "in his
own image And likeness, "And d cohfsc
the othet creatures must have been ere.
ated previously, and not in his own