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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08
From the Pennsylvania Mining
ReRi6nN,

WILxEsBARRE, May 7.-Last night
was an exciting one in the mining region
around Kingston, A procession Of from
90 to 100 miners, with torches and armed
with guns, revolyers and clubs, marched
to the dwellings Of the men who are work.
ing in Hutchinson's and Payne's mines
aud gave them notice to quit work, or
the penalty would be death. The reault
has been that Payne's men refused TO re-
turn to work, This morning while three
Of Hutchlnson's men were on their way
to work they were followed by q gang Of
men, women and children and pelted With
stones until they were forced to seek safe
" In flight, The constable into whose
hands the warrants were placed for the
arrest Of the persons who beat McDobe
was unable TO secure them to-day, To-
morrow posse will accompany him, and
serious trouble Is expected,
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The Baptist Convention.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May7.-The South
ern Baptist Convention to-day engaged in
discussing the movement Of the American
Baptist Education Commission, This
was heartily endorsed by the Convention
and several eloquent and able speeches
were made. Doctor Cutting, Of New York,
Secretary Of the Commission, explained
the purpose OF the work. The Baptists
were century ago actively engaged in
the interest Of religious liberty. For this
cause, as much as for the civil liberty,
they Joined heartily in the revolutionary
war. They propose to celebrate in 1870
the Centennial Of their lAbors in gratitude
to God for the great success OF their prin-
ciples, and also for their large increase Of
number in this country. One hundred
years ago they numbered about fifteen
thousand they now number about
seventeen hundred thousand members,
The centennial is to bG celebrated by
raising several millions of dollars in aid
OF their institutions OF learning.
DR.. Curry, Of Virginia, followed DR.,
Cutting in an exceedingly eloquent and
effective speech, The enthusiasm was 80
great that the Chair had constantly to
suppress the applause which broke forth.
DR., Winkler, Of Alabama, and DR.. Bro.
dus, OF South Carolina, also spoke with
great earnestness and effect. Scarcely
any other business was transacted.
In the afternoon several members Of the
Convention made q complimentary call
In Il body upon Chief Justice Waite Of
the Supreme Court, who Is now holding
court in this city.
The Committee on place Of next meet
Ing will report In favor Of Richmond.
The trustees Of the southern Baptist
theological seminary had a meeting to-
day. They ordered the work of enlOWing
the institution, previous TO It's location
at LOnisville, KY, to be prosecuted Wig.
orOnSly. DR.. Boyce was requested 10
continue the contract in this work, and II
Is to be pressed through within the com.
Ing IL months.
The Convention appointed Committee
to nominate messengers to the American
Baptist Home Mission Society, which
meets In Philadelphia May 20, in the
absence Of tile persons appointed.
The canon sermon was preached on
Thursday night by Rev, DR.. Thomas II.
Of Raleigh, NC.
A mass meeting for foreign missions
was held tonight, which was addressed
by DR.. Fnller, Of Maryland, and DR..
TiCknor, OF Alabama.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 8. : Petroleum
Nominally l2Al2tSc for refined; crude 9Ic.
Clover seed-Western ut l0Nall Nc. Tim.
FIoar@Quiet but fTmi WisccnSEn az Sin. XIII.
nesOta family s. 6Oa6 37f; Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Ohio 90 O0a0 30; high grades
50 5Oa7 90. Wheat-SCarce and lirm, red
81 45a1 40; amber 81 4Sa1 90. Rye-$l Os.
Corn-Dull at S9a90c for yellow; SOasOHc
for western mixed. Oats-Steady; white al
77R7Sc; mixed 75c. Provisions = Quiet,
Mess POrk-$22 50a23 90. Lard-l5alOc
Butter-Steady; New York and Bradford
county extras 2sa3Oc; do fists 2Sa24c; west.
ern extras 23a24c; do lrsts l7al9c. Cheese
Firm; western fine at 1GalGAc. Eggs
Higher western at lSalS)Gc. Whisky
81 1R
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A Hold but IInSuccc ccSSiuI Attempt
10 Escape.

JEFFERsoNvtLLE, IND., May 7.-Bill
Rodiier, one Of the most noted convictS In
America, made another daring attempt to
escape from the pcnitentiary with three
other prisoners. Ats o'clock this morning
one Of the guards heard n noise rs Il
some one was using u heavy implement
on the walls Of a cell. On making exam.
ination he was suddenly confronted by
the prisoner armed with a revolver.
The guard rctreatcd for help, and further
examination proved that Roditer in some
mysterious manner had unlocked the cell
door and silently seized the inside guard
diSarmed him and threw him into the
cell locking him in, and then made an
attempt to knock hole in the wall large
enough to escape. In this the noise he
made frustrated the attempt. He Is again
locked In his cell. B.. I...' ~.
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CHICAGO, May 7.-FlOuE-Quiet and un,
changed. Wheat-Active, unsettled and
lower; No, l spring 81 O6al 08I1; No.
fresh s. O?K regular 81 92H spot 81 O41S
seller June; 81 07 seller July No. 5, 97a
eye; rejected 9Oa92c. Corn-Dull, unset.
lied and Irregular 72Ae spot 723Ia72J6c
seller May; 749<o seller June; 77c bid seller
July; rejected at 6eIfc. oats-Dull and
weak No. z, 6lIfC bid spot; CSC seller June;
rejected 5saS9h Rye-DemAnd fair and
market arm; No, l, 81 OF. Barley-Dull
and nominal, seeds-Quiet and UNCHANGED,
Pork Dull and nominal; Sci IS SPOT;
S2l 81 IIIa2l 10 seller June. Lard-Dullbut
unchanged, Whisky-Demand fair and
market firm, 81 10.
On call board wheat was unchanged,
Corn frmeT 74JSe June; 77kc July; 7So
bid May. Oats dull; 81 |fa8lXc May; 6Sa
6SNc June. Pork lower; 81 65 June;
S2l 90 July; $22 Is August Lard lower;
$40 IS June; Sl6 75 July.
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BALTIMORE, May 7.-Flour--steady,
firm and prices unchanged, Wheat-Quiet
and firm; No, western amber 81 As; No,
2, 81 4Si western red 81 4S; No. 2, Il 40al q;
Pennsylvania red 81 Ssal 40. Corn Weak
for western mixed at ssassI<c, oats-Very
firm; western white 76c; western mixed 7Sc,
Rye-Quiet at 81 l6al Is. Hay--FiEmer;
Pennsylvania and Maryland at SlSa2O 90.
PrOvislOns-Very strong with an upward
tendency, Pork-$22 60a2S00. Bulk Meats
-Firmer and higher shoulders 9Jta9 Nc;
clear rib l2Nal2Hc, car loads loose. Bacon
Active and higher; shoulders 10a10Nc;
clear rib lSkalS1Sc, Hams-14ISal5LSc.
Lard-Firm; refined at l6Ol6AC. butter
Firm and unchanged; new western very
scarce, Petroleum-Nominally at 6Na61Sc.
CofFee-Qulet and unchanged. Whisky
Strong at $lls. .'r
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HeptosOph COneIave.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 7.-The Supreme
ConclaVe held It's final session to-day with
u full representation. The officers we're
elected and Philadelphia fixed as the
place for meeting in 1875. The officers
elected are as follows: W, E. Foster, OF
Virginia, Supreme Archer; R, II. MOrri-
son, Of Michigan, Chancellor; o. R. Dud.
ley, Of Virginia, Provost, s. B. Wolfe, Of
Maryland, Secretary; W, s, Cone, Of In
diana. Treasurer; u, B. Wilson, Of Mis-
souri,, Prelate; D, ], Grady, Of Texas, In
speCtor General; ], Ortner, Of Ohio, Her.
aid; J. L. A. Green, Of Illinois, Guide; j.
=. Whitcher, Of Colorado, Warden; and G..
s. Hubbard, Of Virginia, Sentinel.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, May 7-six thousand German
families are preparing To emigrate from
Russia on account Of conscriptiOn.
The proceedings against Prince Bishop
Of Breston for violation Of the ecclesiasti-
cal laws resulted in his removal. He has
been conducted to the Bohemian frontier.
The Post considers the reply Of the Bel
gian government 10 the last German note
unsatisfactory, and believes that Germany
is placed In such a position that 70 let
the matter rest will be an impossibility.
In the Lower House Of the Prussian
Diet to-day the bill for the suppression Of
religious orders lad ia frat reading.
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All Mhrtisredg

sr. Lotus, May WIN. j. Kircaide,
farmer living 4 short distance from
Keythsville, Mo, was murdered Wednes.
tIdy night By u negro named Smallw6Od
Starks. Both men had been working
In the field all day, and while putting up
the horses in theGvening got into quar-.
rel and Slafks struck Kitcaide twice on
the head with wagon stake, crushing his
skull. AlArks leh ithe n&ghborh6Od 'ith;
medidtely, and at last accounts had not
been captured. He toldthe members Of
hik family before leaving that Kircaide
attacked him with a pitchiork and that
In seli-deiehsc he Attnck him with stake.
Kircaide Is represented AZ a man Of VIC.
lent temper and s!arkFS as a man Of bad
rnnuin
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TIE TURF.


NASHVILLE, May 1.-THE fourth day Of
the spring meeting Of the Nashville Blood
Horse Association was clear and pleas.
ant, the attendance was very large, and
the track in good order.
First race, Association purse $500, for
three year olds, dash Of mile and a
quarter. Hardln's b. c. Voltigeur, |;
Pines b. c. Bayonne, 2; Davis Oh. c. Da-
mon, 3. Time 2:lSa. The pools sold on
this race averaged; Voltiguer, $780, field,
$3l; Damon, S14. "
Second race, Association pure S4OO,
two mile heats. Franklin'a b. m. Arizona,
!, /; Jacksons cll. c. 0xmOte, 2, 2; Eli
ottG Ch. |. Orphan Girl, 3, distanced.
Time BAH, 3i40l. The pools sold pre-
yions to tho first heat averaged: Arizona,
$3.50; Oxmore, SG7; Orphan Girl, $23;
none sold after the first heat.
In addition TO the regular programme
tomorrow the is q dash Of mile and an
eight fOr-hpurse Of $3.50. ....
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MEXICO.

Cry OF Mexico, April $O.-Tlle revo-
luton which commenced in MiChoacan
In consequence Of the publication Of The
church reforms and ot the expulsion Of
the Sisters Of Charity, Is gaining ground
In other States. MiChoacan IL suffering
greatly. All business Is putalyScd and
The inhabitants are leaving. The village
Of tucnba has been pillaged and burned.
The Legislature Of Michoacan alarmed at
Inc progress Of the revolution has been in
Conyoked In extra session, which com.
nenccd on the 23d inst. Il willdi.clss
measures for the eXtinguishment OF the
relnls. .'. HU 'NN
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AhinnrnrI Inill Monday.

New YoRK, May. IA dense crowd Of
spectators In brooklyn City attended the
court this afternoon, the majority Of
which were ladies. After the formal
opening Of the court, Mr.. Evarts said Mr..
Beach and Mr.. Sheridan were compelled
10 be absent, and ns the case was now
reaching the close, and the adjournment
for day or 80 would not matter very
much, he suggested therefore that the
court should adjourn for day. Judge
Nelson entertained The suggestion and The
court adjourned over until Monday next.
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The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
sOllcits continuation Of the patronage OF the ata
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
satisfaction, BY fair dealing ample protection and
pmRnt settlements.
WM. BAILEY, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
n. g ARTHUR, Secretary.
J. v. l.. ROGERS, Assistant seo'y.
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Hung.

New ORLEANS. May7.-Richard Mass,
colored was hanged at u o'clock to-day
at POinte La HatChe. Over thousand
persons witnessed the execution, his only
remark on the scafold was, he was will.
ing to die, and expected to 60 straight TO
heaven. The accused on Wednesday
evening while In the Parish prison here,
confessed TO the reporter OF the Times
that the Williams murder was committed
in Plaquemines parish, in June, 1872,
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weather Report.
... WAR DEPARTMENT,
OTTtCE or TiiE CHiET st0NAL 0rEIcER

OPPtCK or THR CmRT siuNAL OPFICER,
WAsilS0TON, ~ e., May $3.50 PAN }
PROBABILITIES.
For The Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, falling barometer, sOlltherly
winds, cloudy weather, local storms and
but slight changes in temperature.
For The Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, rising barometer, brisk
northerly winds, cooler, cloudy weather,
and possibly rain.
For the Lake region, falling barome-
ter brisk northeast 10 northwest winds,
cloudy and rainy weather, and stationary
temperature.
The Mississippi river will rise between
Cairo and Vicksburg.
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NEW YoRK, May 7.-Early this MORN
ing a FIRE at Tompkinsville, I, l.. de-,
stFoyci fve.hohSes. Loss ABoNt 5000;
BrFFGto, May IA blacksmith shop
and bolt factory At Black Rock burned
lhis morning. Loss $4,000. The Other
building were uninjured. Work was
continued to-day. -2..a m"
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CHICAGO.

CntcAao, May 7.-MessrS. shumann
and Oakshot, engineers Of the Treasury
Department, who have been in the city
the past week examining the sub.struc.
ture Of the new custom house and post;
office, Yesterday finished their labors and
started for Washington. They have given
no inlimaLion Of what their report will be.
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- ss..asGsss HsAassSAOEs.Sl
Convention.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Women's Bap.
list Missionary Society Of the West, con.
tinued It's session to-day. Addresses were
delivered and exercises Of varied char.
acter were had during the morning and
afternoon. In the evening the officers
were elected, and after adopting series
Of resolutions in reference to the manner
Of prosecuting their work, the ConVen.
tion adjourned,
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PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Wool-Quiet
but steady; the supply Is light and prices
are 6rmef; sales Of Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above al 54a55c; x
55a5Gc: medium 5Oa57 ITc; cOarse 47a50c;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and western
fine 4sa6lcj conbing washed GOa67c; comb.
ing unwaShed 45a40ci fine unwashed S5a
S7Cj coarse and medium unwaShed 3Sa44c;
tub washed 66a60c; extra and merino pulled
45a50c; No. and Superfne pulled 46aJOc.
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BALTIMORE, May 5.-A committee
representing The 5th Maryland regimen!
visited Washington to-day and rendered
il, services "A an escort to the Pre'i1Snt
TO the Bunker Hill Centennial, Ihe
President, itis said, gracafnlly accepted
the preferred courtesy. The Marine
band will accompany the escort,
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FARTHER PorNr, May7.4The steamer
Dominion arrived here to-day. The cap
lain reports having been caught In the
icc, TIe saw and left the Pulynesian In
Lake Champlain; also one ot the ships
n the Allan line. The Polyneaian ap-
peNred to he all right. Altogether he
passed eight vessels in the Ice, which was
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money and StocIts.

NoW AOEA MOuey Auu DtOCAhs
NEW YORK, May 7,-MoNEY-EaSy at
2Ka3X percent Prime mercantile paper
4a5N per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-$4.s7H for sixty
days, and $4.oOa4.9ON for sight.
GoLD-Firm, opening atii5If, advancing
to ii5st, and closing at ii5K. Carrying
rates ia4 per cent. Loans were also made
fiat. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. ! ClearingS, $34,OOO,OOO. Custom
receipts $4,000. Imports Of dry goods for
the week, 81 ,GO5,17O.
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pEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.
u. OgEIcH PEABODY IssuaASeE Co.,

WAtSh EAAhUuI AAbuhANCH GQ,t
WHEELISo, W, Va, April 3 1875
Tho Charter oi the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April lst, 1875, and
IL lnexp pired GTe business has Seen reInSurCd by
the Peabody Insurance Company oi Wheeling, W.
Va, q shown by the Resolution and CeFtihcatG an.
nexod hereto. All claims for los or damage that
may occur after u O'Clock ", April lSt 1870 under
any hre policy Issued BY the Fire and Marine In.
lnd settled by the Peabody Insurance Company.
], v, L. R0D0ERA
Assistant BeCfOiAFV
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Railroad Depot Burned-..4oSs
$4,000.

SAN Francisco, May 7.-The depot Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad at Bakers
Field was burned last night, Loss $780,
900.
Rain Is reported tonight in the north.
ern and central portion Of the State with
prospects Of a continuance. II Is much
needed. 9t
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INSURANCE.
! 1891, RsOru.nI,sd Ia 1875.
DIRECTORS:

Il prepared 70 takO carefully SaloctSd riIk1 on
Store, DWellingSr BarnI, Churches, River cOVoOI,
DC.
Tho DirOcton and StockhOldora arc mainly The
nme AS Of the old Fire and Marine Insurance Com.
pany charter, which expired after a. years contin.
n0uS aud SliccesSiul business.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
Satisfaction % 10 rates and fair dealing NHrantNOd,
ANDREW WILSON, President.
c. II. COLLIER, Secretary, HpiS
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE official bond
OF Col. Parker postmaster of New Or
leans, is a family affair. Gen. Butler, his
brother-iD-laW, assumes 100000; his
nephew by marriage, Gov. Ames, Of Mis-.
slssippi, 100000 and the father-in.law Of
Col. Parkcrs daughter, 100000.
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CHATTANOOGA, frSsS May 7-Thc
silver cup for the beat display Of Templar
drill was awarded to the Nashville Com
mandery to-day. Three Communicates,
81. Elmo, MnrfteesbdFo and Nashville
competed; an immense gathering witness.
M The drill.
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MILWAUKEE, May 7.-Papers have
been served in the suit Of The United
States W. Milwaukee and st. PAUL Rail.
road Company, to recover 5000, ,27O, claim.
cd to be due for unpaid internal revenue
taxes that occurred between 1902 and 1872,
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snASanAL May 7.-The American
Methodist Chapel at QuickNng, was deS-
troyed by a mob Of chinAmen. The au.
thcrites have offered ample reputation
for the outrage,
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PITTSBURGH, May 7.-rig Iron-Dull;
No. Foundry $27 90; Gray Forge $24 90.
Wheat-Firm anil prices unchanged. Corn
Firm and higher; s0asSc for mixed to
prime yellow. Petroleum-Quiet; crude
81 37K at Parker'St refined l2Ec, Phlla.
delphia delivery. ...'
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pLYNCTh, MAS, May 7.Awh. b.
S'nftCvaht, the triple iiurdefef, was
hanged this morning; 10 the last he main.
Mi3cd the stolidity which has character
Rcd him throughout, N1
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Nearly the whole city Of Evansville
attended The funeral Of II. W. Cloud TO.
day, including all the benevolent orders,
city authorities, principle merchants and
high school scholars In body, Ha'
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 7.--soma Of the French
Journals treat the reports Of the alarm
lists about lhiwafl With Germany as ,ua-
founded, and Others consider them "A
greatly exaggeraled,and oil are confident
that the Car il IN favor Of peace.
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JOINS SHERIDAN, sR., father Of Lieu
tenant General Sheridan, died at his resi-
dence in Somerset, Ohio, on Thursday
afternoon, Of dtopsy. He will be buried
today alto o'SIodN I 81 .2NF illti
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OMAHA May Red Cloud, Spotted
Tail and Is other chiefs, and soldiers ar:
rived At Fort LNrimic last evening, and
will leave for Washington today.
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Acquitted OF EmbcEEIement.

Dies MoENn, Iowa. May 1.-THE jury
in the case Of ex-State Treasurer Rankin
this morning brought In a verdict &C.
quitting the defendent Of the charge Of
embezzlement,
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CrSclSsGrr, May u John Sheridan,
la,her Of Gen. Sheridan, died nj his
residence in somerset, Ohio, yesterday.
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Aissi,lrnhnrr Centennial.

MEMPHIS, May IA meeting was held
Al The Cotton Exchange tonight, to make
arrangements for celebrating the Meek
ienbuFR Centennial, on the goth, which
was laFsly attended by the leading ciii-
SaWp
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r The steamer Ada, from Detroit, arrived
friday morning, she Is the first vessel
through Welland Canal this season.
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Al meeting of the Hinge Makers,
held in New York, yesterday, Butts were
advanced 10 per cent, Straps remaining
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ReIOlpsd, That the proposition Of the Poabody In.
Slrancc Company Of W6eelIng, Tor the Reinsurance
S SS5 s' 91d hS Ems
pany, together With Me8sfs. Reid, GOShoFn and
Ulirien, arc hereby appointed q oommltteO 10 con.
summate the transfer Of reinsurance Provided,
that upon examination by the committee Of the
assets Of the Peabody insurance Company, II 10
found 10 be perfectly responsible,
tSlgne1l Y, II COLLIER, Sec'y,
tsIgnedl A. WILSON, PFOs'L
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NEW York, May 7,--ArrivCd-stcum-
shin Utopia from Glasgow.
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Upon examination Oi the assets and liabilities Of
tho Peabody Insurance Company, We arc fully nt-
Isgnei JOHN REID,
.. A. WILSON,
VIM. 8. GOSH0RN,
TH0S. OBRIEN,
COMMITTEE.
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DWELLING FBR SALE.

4 DWELLING AND GROtNHs,
~ desirably located IN Carson City, ia ODER
- for saIe OF. isvorst.le terrns. The h0ure con-
tat,,s nire Lsrd-iuisbed rooIns. For tarthef
Information slrly to Ca-san arPKA1 ONCE.
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