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"Why, you have been seal

=
ped " -
called it sculping,
stranger - is'a SIS lifasls
And, who did thatg'
"This same blasted Red
Cloud. He didn't use the
knife, but he stood by and
hollered and encouraged the
chap who did do it,
"Yonr sensations must have
been terrible
ssThere was no time to feel
any sensation, stranger. They
sneaked in on me and Tom as
we dozed, and when I woke
up Tom was riddled and my
sculp was hanging to an In
jun's belt -
"And what then!''
Nothing much. l. got up
and killed two, wounded an
other, and legged it up a canon
and got away. If it was to do
over again, I would git my
topknot back br fight the
whole Sioux nation till some
body went under!'
He seemed lost in reflection
for a moment, and then con-
tinued
II don't know what sculps
are wuth in the market, but I
guess I have got the full val
ne of mine. I've knocked
over rising of thirty Sioux
since that night, and / guess
I'd be willing to pass re-
ceipts p
I SUPPOSE you have had a
turn at half a dozen different
tribes -
Less ee?o he mnsed. Thar
is the Sioux, Blackfeet, Paw
nees, Arrapahoes, Shoshones,
Chevennes, and three or four
other tribes. They have all
hunted me, and I have hunted
them, ahd | can't say as they
owe me anything" !" @
81 notice a bad scar on your
face"
Purity good scar for a com
mon man, but I kin show ye
the sculprlock Of the Pawnee
who made it. He jumped on
to me jist after | had swum a
river, and he thought he had
got hold of a jack rabbit. It
was a bad cut, and it kind a
'mazed me at fust, but when I
did cum to, he was afore he
could yell twice! | said it
was a purity good scar, but it
isn't quite ekal to this.''
And he pushed up the leg
ging on his right leg and ex-
hibited a scar which made me
draw back. The foot, ankle,
the leg as high as / could see
had been burned by FIRE.
s'The Blatkfeet had me fast
to a stake once, We obsarve, !"
he explained. sThat was the
time when q, they poked each
other in the ribs and said they
had had a dead-spre, thing on old
Cartero bat they was mis-
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The Southern Fruit Trade.

Missouri Republican,
The Southern people are
opening their eyes to the exis-
tence Of certain sources of
wealth they have hitherto been
unaware Of. Fruit IN the
southern states ripens several
weeks earlier than In the north,
and the steadily increasing
consumption of fruit in the
north demands it at all times,
in season and out of season.
Melons are ripe Oh the gulf be-
fore they are in bloom on the
lakes; and yet it is only three
days by rail from one extreme
to the other. If fruits are sent
by the train load from Califor>
mia to Chicago, st. Louis and
the eastern cities, the journey
consuming six to ten days,
why should not the Southern
states engage in the business
of sending fruit cars to the
north. when the trip can be
in made half the time?
A short time ago the atteH>
ton of Florida planters was
called to the subject Of ships
ping their melons-of which
they raiseimmense quantities. :
to the western cities, aud they
at once agreed to try the exs
pertinent. They are now send
ing over the Atlantic and
Gulf railroad of Georgia, and
connecting roads in Tennessee,
Kentucky, Illinois and Mis-
souri,, carloads Of their largest
and finest melons to Nashville,
Memphis. Louisville, Cincin-
matt, st. Louis, Chicago and
smaller cities.
An Atlanta paper proposes
that the crop of Georgia blacks
berries now ripening shall be
turned to account by being
shipped north, in a fresh state
or dried. They would cost
nothing but the picking and
would sell at a price that would
pay well for this trouble. BeI~
ries and peaches ought to fig
ure more, largely in this trade.
Ia few struggling baskets Of
these are sent from the south
every season, but the Quantity
in insignificant in comparison
with what it should be. IF the
farmes along the Illinois Gems
trail railroad >in southern Ills
nois find it profitable to raise
strawberries for the Chicago
market ten days in advance Of
Tue CnlcagC season, tnere no
reason why Strawberries should
not be raised in Alabama, Ten
nessee and Arkansat and sent
to. northern cities ten days in
advance Of the southern Illinois
season. In short, the cultiva~
tion Of all the early fruits,
along she railroads in the
south, for northern markets,
might lie made reasonably
profitable, if diligently and
steadily pursued,
Itisnot pleasant to read thai
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understand the immense value
to the South Of the Republican
defeats Of last fall. An ex>
governor of Alabama writes
to the Nashville Union:
Had the Radical majority in
congress allowed MS to go on
and attend to our various bnsi-
ness interests hi peace, just ut
the close OF our late war, we
would at this time possess the
Wealthies section Of country
IN the world; aud less than ten
years hence Of peace will prove
the assertion. The strength of
the South lies principally III its
products, and with good seas
sons we can supply the world.
Since the victories Of last fall,
people from every section of
United States are looking To
this sunny land for the certain
reward which awaits their
efforts, and they are beginning
to come in greater numbers
than ever before. The pros>
pects for Il large crop of every
description are splendid.
The labor Of the country
cannot be relieved nor benefit
tied by the issuance OF more pa
per money. The absorbing
power Of the present machinery
Eof government will suck up the
EARNINGS of labor, no matter
how great they MAY be, and In
|creasing the volume Of paper
money will simply add to the
sucking capacity of the MAJ
lchinery.-Memphi Avalanche.
Six months ago q supposed
murderer named Lloyd was
hung in Georgias and il is now
said that he was innocent, the
Ievidence against him having
been manufactured by detec>
ttives who desiretl an offered re-
ward. en-. Y. Sun.
The Snltafi of Turkey has
eight hundred wives. and every
time Brigham Young thinks ol
it he gives his poor little sixty
| three partners a glance Of con-
tempt and pity.
Buffalo Bill is trying bis
hand at story-writing, bul
after waiting q year to hear
what has become Of his manu-.
script he will find farming !
good business.
Life, would be q perpetual fles
hunt if q nean were obliged te
run down all the inuendoes, in.
veracities, insinuations, and
suspicious which are uttered
against him.
The center of Tennessee j.
Isituated a mile and half east o
| Mnrfreesboro, marked by q ia
rock covering several acrces.
There are only 200 mel
lin Connecticut who have no
invented some sort Of clothe,
fpin, or some kind Of sa1ye o
1liniment.
The Times says BienvilL
parish, at this time, is less il
debt than it has been for th.
last several years.
Gov. Bigler Is talked Of d
4kr IA - Il - ls Q~x - 81
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Gov. Bigler is talked Of as
the Democratic candidate fol
Governor of Pennsylvania.
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California devotes 80, 600
acres to grape growing, COM
prisipg 30, ,OOO, 900 vines.
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There are only 200 men
ii Connecticut who have not
invented some sort Of clothes
pin, or some kind Of sa1ye or
'liniment.
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The Times says BienvilIe
parish, at, this time, IS less ID
debt than it has been for the
last several years.
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Life, would be q perpetual flea
hunt if q n1an were obliged to
run down all the inuendoes, in
veracities, insinuations, and
suspicious which are uttered
against him.
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Buffalo Bill is trying his
hand at story-writing, but
after waiting q year to hear
what has become of his manu-
script he will find farming a
good business.
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The center Of Tennessee is
situated a mile and half east Of
Mnrfreesboro, marked by q fat
rock covering several acrces.
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The recent heavy rainfalls in
Ohio have done nearly $40, 600
damage to property.
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The Sultan Of Turkey has
eight hundred wives, and every
time Brigham Young tbinks Of
it he gives his poor little sixty
three partners q glance Of con-
tempt and pity.
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Six. months ago q supposed
murderer named Lloyd was
hung in Georgias and il is now
said that he was innocent, the
evidence against him having
been manufactured by detec>
tives who desired an offered re-
ward. IN. Y. Sun.
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Itisnot pleasant 4 to read that
the Presidents brother is q
member in good standing Of
the Indian Ring, one Of the
most infamous and powerful
organizations for public rob~
berry that has ever disgraced
and afflicted q country. Gin
cinnati Commercial.
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9sIs the father Of this offspring
here = inquired tile court, as .
boy named William Barron, aged
seventeen, came ont.
No answer.
ABub, you are charged WITH
loating; being drunk and disturb
ing the peace, ,''continued tho COURT
ssBubn looked Up indig ignantly -
He had commenced to cdax ont .
nustache, cllewed tobacCo. carried
q pistol, and be had an ided that
he was q full-grown man.
q have DO doubt of your guilt, :
continued bis Honor, sbut I shall
not send you up. They have no
nursing BOTTLES up there mo
cradles onb to get up insthe
night and give you catnip TED. /
know that yod have the idea that
You are q man, and presume your
parents have lost control of you,
but you are only 8 child 10 the
eyes Of the law. If you wore =
child Of mine, I should spank you
and tie yon into 4 high chair for
an hour Or two, but = you are not
/ shall send you back into tho cor
ridor and wait for yonr father to
Come aud draw you home Y =
baby cart. Fellow Bijah, bnb, and
/ if therc is . rattle. box OK 9 whistle
to be found around the building,
be will give yon amusement ~
DetroiA Free Pzesk
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The Patrons Of Drew county,
Arkansas, have published To-
600 descriptive circulars TO in
duce immigration to- their
county. ThelP Patrons of Prairie,
Tonoke and White counties,
that State, have determined to
build a cotton factory.
No doctor is happy this
year. There are no newspaper
prophecies that the Asiatic
cholera is coming. However,
the FIJI Islands measles may
spread.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22

New YORK, February 2O.-FlOur, receipts
9,77O; market firm with u fair trade and dc.
nland; supGrhnc western and State 81 20
al 80; common 10 good extra - G0a4 75i
good To choice 81 S6a6 20; white wheat
western extra 81 95a5 90; extra Ohio 81 05a
@ 40; II. Louis 81 75aS 10. Rye Flour stOady
at o. OOa5 10. Corn Meal steady; western
IS SOa4 30. Wheat better md III fair de-
mand at 81 OF for No. 3, spring; Il llai 10
for No. milwaukee; 81 l'6al 20 for No.
spring; 81 20 for CLOice No. l. Minnesota
81 lIal AK for ungraded Iowa and Mime
sofa spring; 81 20$l gifOr winter rod west.
Grn; 81 IS for amber do; 81 26al 80 for
white wheat western. IIyo quiet ut 9OaOBc.
barley dull at 81 3jal AN for Canada aud
western. Malt quiet and unchanged.
Corn opened n shade tirmer md closed
0uict; sias6t for western mixed S4haS6C
Tor yellow western. Oats dull; 0Sa7Oc fol
mixed western; GOa70c white. do. llay
firm nj O5a76c. Coffee dull and nominal.
yueaf ,inaettlct and hOminala at 7Na7 1916
iaif'to good refining 7Nci primo refined
OXalO%c. MOllssCs dull and unchanged
Rice QUIET and unchanged. Whisky lower
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0GIIAEIEsT0N.
TIE BOUNDARY BETWEEN MARYLAND AND
WEST VIRGINIA,

THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN MARYLAND AMI
WEST VIRGINIA.
CINCINNATI, February 20.-In the Leg
islature at Charleston, W. Va, yesterday
u bill passed both houses providing for
the Immediate settlement Of the disputed
boundary line between Maryland and
West Virginia, and the consequent pre-.
vcntiOn OF blOOdshed and strife said by
the preamble to be probable, otherwise.
The line Is about 81 mites long, reaching
from point called Fairfax Stone direct
ly north to the Pennsylvania line. Tho
controversy involves about 40 square
miles, and il now mostly held by Mary.
land, Governor Jacob IL instructed 70
proceed forthwith to resist tho encroach-
ments OF the citizens and officers Of Mary
land.
The bill removing tho capital to
Wheeling is now law by lipitptiOn.
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FOR SALE.
.RUsTEE's SALE,

By virtue Of dsed d trust made lnd executed
By john i. Courtney and Elizabeth Courtney hll
giio o the uldelgn TpEtee, bearing data the Ssl
day October, AID, 1874, and recorded 10 The Clerks
oliee d the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed 81 Trust Book No lpagel NO,
~ and 30, ! Will sell At Public Auction u the
front door u the Court Hops u The aid Ohio
county, In the city Of Wheeling, on
THURSDAY, the lSIh day Of March, 1875,
Beginning Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ Of HAld Idly, the ~
or parcel Of ground situated on Wo0da Run, In OliQ
county, West Virginia, about thIea-qllFt0S q I
mile from GTe1gHEill0, and BOUNDED n @loWn CON-
monelng At q stake corner To Isaac Kelly and
the smith tlrm, and running thence NEth g, W,
4G t-l0l ioTty-Alx and LILO poles 70 stake On Wodl
Run thence down said run s. 654'W, u elQgl
thlrty.lour and $500 poles 70 stake; thence 3 ~
T. IA tt-l0OD i0Fty-acVon and 4-i00pola 70 AltAkDj
thence N. 27kO z. IL 2S-l0g tVnlIe and 23.lQl
poles 70 4 stake; thence 62lSSo 8, ~ l'lO twenty
one and lilo poles; thence N. ei1s " ti0g nine
teen and 500 poles to the place o Gottnlng, bon
tnlnlpg Gleyel acres, two FoOdi and dIhteda per-
chGs, with all improyeuenil and apPeTtenAnpel
thereuntD belonging, being Ill the ana ptupeFy
which was conveyed 10 tho aid John q ConEtney
by deed Of william ?, Hubbard, Special GQmni(;
I1nGr, bearing even date with the above mentioned
deed d trust and recorded In Dpcd Book NO, ",
pSga No, 30. ll
fERHS on sALE-OnO-thIrl d tho pgEphAae mon
ey IN Ca1h on th0 day Of Hle, and tho Jsu0 10 two
eiual Payments a dx and Twelve months, With In
forest from day q Elle, and deel q trust 70 b
given By tho plphRkF % SecuTp The dllHFIed pay
ments, Sailing a. Trustee Will eonTgy Tho ute
which Il vested In mo by tbs MD dOol v trust Z
ip4 "a, 0ILLESPY, Trustee.
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E0R AL FEMALE COMP ANTS,

in young or old, married or single, at the
dawn Of womanhood or the change Of life
DR.. Pierees Fayorite Prescription mani
fests such a positively remedial IN
auenee a. to call forth the loudest praise
from all who use 1t,
Mr.. JONI A. kinney, druggist Of Knob
Noster, Mo-, writer's as follows,
"Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, n, \, Dear Sir
Your medicines sell better than any other
l keep, and give universal satisfaction,
The people are especially delighted with
your Fayorite Prescription, and It seems
to be fayorite among all that have ever
used it." Its sold by druggists and deal
srs in midicines every where.
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FINANCIAL AND e0MMEReIAL.
BY TELBGRAPH
New York Money and Stocks.

AAGH A0AA AAAAANd 49,
NEW York, February 20.-Monday nsxt
Is legal holiday, and the banks, exchanges
and principal places of business will be
closed,
MoSEY-ClOsed at az per cent on call.
FOREIGN Closed up quiet.
The real market for 90 days sterling Is
easier, prime being S4,s974a4,sS; demand
bills relatively stronger, none being obtain
able under $4s0H and good bills not be-
low S4s6H. l.t so., 4G
GoLD-opened at ll494, declined to
l14IE, and closed at llSjG, The rates paid
for carrying were lIfa21aS per cent
Clearing8 as, 100000. Custom receipts for
the week $685., 900, and disbursements by
the Assistant Treasurer Sl,SS5,OOO. Specie
shipments for the same time $6ll, sS9, Of
which $4,000 were gold coin and the re.
paiuder gold bars and silver. Imports Of
dry goods $S,O5s, $751; merchandise 1886
Oh,
Raised Erie shares arc being discovered.
The amount involved Is not large, but the
matter Is important because Of the extent
Of the rasCality not being known. II seems
that the raising was done in Boston.
GOVRRNMRNTG-Dull md steady,
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tonh month 10 agents tyerywhOo Address
NEUU EXCELSIOR MIRO CO., Buchanan,
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Rnitititnre.

BALTIMORE, February 9O,-Flour quiet,
steady and unchanged. Wheat steady and
unchanged. Corn buoyant and sttong al
Glc, Oats hfmet; white $50; Michigan ca
CSC. Rye quiet and unchanged. Provisions
firm Pork steady and unchanged. Bulk
Meats unchanged. Bacon, Shoulders SIG
Cleat rib itNatlNej hams unchanged
Lard steady and unchanged. Butter Rrh
ard unchanged. Petroleum strong with a.
upward tendency al 7LSa7Xc. Coffee dull
aud little doing at ,17atgc. Whisky excited
and HIGHER, western 81 Us,
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sbno,inS Array NJ m Election.

Troy. February 20LDuting lhe cleo
ton here to-day upon the ptpposition to
appropriate money BY. townships 10 secure
general machine Sh6ps for The g. Louis,
Hannibal h KCOkuk Railroad at this
place, The cS6ilemctt ran high, and
much bitterne vas exhibited Che op,
ponensoi thu appropriations undaeye
acts Of Violence occurred, one, otwhiqh rC..
suited n the killing Of negro ~ med
Carter BY John Crouch, q white man.
Carter, while standing At the polls, cheer
ed The proposition being voted for, where
upon Crouch attacked him with an axe.
The parties were separated before either
were injured, but a few minutes later
Crouch appeared with n revolver ae!i
fred ,tOdf shots at Carter, two (Which
entered hiS body, killing him, Another
mortAllS wounded ]. NJ, Efink, . promi-
neht cititab, and The fourth Wounded Ia;
Porter in the head, Crouch waA arrested
and lodged in Iail, The proposition was
carried BY atSo.thitds faSiority, '''f'
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coNsuMPrVEs, TAKE NouCE-Every moment
Of delay makes your cure more hopeless, and much
depends on tho Iudlcious ehplCg q q nmedy: The
amount Of testimony In favor " pr. schencks Pull
nnnlc Syrup q cure Tor consumption taF exceeds
Of any other m0diclne. 1Soa pT, 6chhneka Almac
nae, containing the certificates Of many persons o.
the highest espectabilty, who have boon restored
% health altar being pronounced neurAbl0 BY ply
siCiAns d Acknowledged ability. Shconck's Pull
mOnic syrup alone has cured many, q the Cyl.
the employment Of two other remedies which Dr.;
SchOpek prov ldal Tor tho puTposa ThnIo additional
remedies arc Schpneka Sea Weel Tonic and Mar
drake PlllS BY the tim1ly use Of these liedicnes,
according 70 directions, N. Schanck coEtih@ that
most any casa Of Consumption may b. euFod;
Office CoTnF sixth and Arch Btlo9tl, Philadelphia,
eyVTy Monday, WheFO oil letter. for advice must DO
ddfO1l0d, eOlGW
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NurntSe could be in worse taste than
Tie protest d the Mayor Of Charleston
against the Capital removal, in whicl, he
names the owners Of the Capital building
nj Wheeling, with view Of creating pc.
litical prejudice, those gentlemen being
members q the Republican party. II
was small, low, narrow.nihded trick,
and Charleston 4 punished for having
permitted such q document to appear in
priht.-FdrkGsburg Times. fI.
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From, the Black Hills.

Sioux CRY, Iowa, February 2O--A
letter has been received by Charles
Collins, editor of the Times, direct from
party that left here last October for tho
Black Hills gold mines. The party,
numbering 80, IRE comfortably quartered
near tie centre Of the hills anil have had
no trouble With tic Indians, They have
plenty Of provisions and are prospecting
with ores. The first reliable Information
from this party was that various rimorS
Ind been nfioat of tho party returning
with gold dust, but they arc probably I'M
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NEw YoRK, February 20.-Business Il
greatly restricted by The stormy weather
and ruled quiet In al departments. Cotton
goods steady, firm an unchanged In pride,
fhe supply Of leading makes continues
liVtt IN agents hands Prints quiet but
Arm, Gtnghams IN good demand and
closely sold up. The daily BulItttn says
Inc auction sales Of ribbons and millinery
goods will commence Wedhesday next.
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COLUMBUS, February 9O.-1n the Sen.
ate bill was introduced 10 allow suits
TO he brought against railway directors
who buy bonds and stock Of their own
roads below theitIp yaluc, and to pro.
vide for recovery IN such cases In favor
Of the party aggrieved.
In the House resolution was adopted
asking the United States Senate to pass
the 6ill now before them for the equal
iZation of bounties.
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An Attempt to Interview Wander:
biIt ID Regard 10 the Railroad

war. .,......
Commodore Vanderbilt IL exceedingly
reticent concerning the controversy be-
tween Nj. Garrett and Colonel Scott,
Wednesday afternoon a reporter called
upon him at his house, and was inmcdi-
ately granted an audience; but as sOOn
as the Old gentleman idatnetl the object OF
the interview he announced that his rcla.
tions with the contrasting Presidents were
such that he could say nothing whatever
on tho matter without compromising him.
sell. '' a'' 0'''''
WBut,u said the reporter, twill YOU say
nothing as 10 tho merits Of The case on
either sideT
Myyill y6u not make forecast as TO
the general resultH" .,,....-Il.
aNone whatever" was the answer
"Will you not tell me tho course to De
taken by the New York Central In the
alEairT a., g..
IYounR man." said Mr.. VANDERBILT, In
fiji, pleasant voice, ~ would not have
seen yoti al all, only I was afraid that YOU
would think / was sick, while ] am not
and he straiehtched lila back and threw
out his chest, showing ndvantageously
his splendid physique, .but," continued
he, II am not going TO lei, you lind ollt
anything more than II had not seen YOU.
So GOOD bye" ..
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HUsBAND'Si

THE S9 ~, * ny, r' s S5s l sS
REAS0A don't tiCkOi Of gtipc like Cther
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