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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

Hon HWyfN ruurN, Judyc
Hos n Iuk.r H.,,t.f.r

llNNt ~ ~ NNANIi NfuiNfF.
THO following business was transacted in tho
Probate Court for the District of Washington.
durIne Che ucol ending january g. 1870.
December 2o m thc estate of Benjamin Hail.
Of Morotown, petitions Cor license to decd real
estate nndor contract and Tor license To- scu real
estate reicuol too January 49, VIM loets Is.
mto, will proved j. u uoldcn administration
benjamin Barrett and Charles g. Foster. appnis
ors and commissioners VIM u Mansfield
guardianship. license 90 scIl real estate granted
Minors idsons guardianship, guardian account
allowed E1a K.ddcrs estate. administration c.
count allowed, assignmcntand decree made u. d.
NeyeuS estate, commissioners report fetumod
December 800 -llosca Clafks o.tato, John II
Richardson, administrator Josiah Abbott and
Ilalsoy D. Brown appraisers and commissioners
December U-C.ark Clough's estate Geo W
Dodge, administrator s. D. N}c. and j. j. Boo
worth, appraisers and commissioners
january i-Eimh Nyo's estate. s. s. Kelton
Administrator. j Perrin and s. p. Nyc. apprais
ers and commissioners Nothl lamworth's es.
tate, administrators inventory returned
January Epham Kinney estate. admins.
tut.ou account allowed commissioners report re
turned. Lucy e. Nichols estate administration
account presented and re.crcdi 90 january 26
january l-r j. TO- Caifs estate. admiui.tra.
zion account allowed and dcic. madc Nahuu
N.clol estate petition ior uoan.c 90 .ou real Co..
uio, riouci o january 2G
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

HApnvfcs - Il Dtevr Inns c,,,,,,.t.l g., ,
in ono hundred t,onsop1 f.o, ~ 80 ,.,,,,'o,
for U.ly,n r,,,tor ~ rda,, i,i',..,, t,.
In, nj ,yboolor < uo.,rd,..,,,,. min b.. ,l.i.t
stetn,.r IL ,,,,' ,.'', =,
inch thick. and from 3to 7inebos wide when edged
iointed By filling ibis contract Drew has " mar
kctcd his sugar 10 10 speak, as it ncccssltates the
destruction Of one of the finest sugar orchards in
town.
The Photographs rooms hereare Ia be opepad
Tor few weeks by Mr.. G. b Cheney. OF Orford
Nh lie Is now here ready Tor bushes.
Them va. mite n l,,tlo nj ,ho..ch,,,r,,,,....
80, i1,,r..1.,. d.. ,,,,.,o,,, ,,, ,.,,.. a., a.,
buId aud several BOYS whom he was irving Ia
correct for disorderly conduct club. and hind
goons were freely used on both sides We leam
that some Of tie boys concerned in the matter
have since been expelled. Onler and discipline in
school should be sustained by the citizens Of the
district.
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cbonocs soo,,, -, t,o ,,o r,,io ,,,aIa ~.
~ M,rda, I,st wa .,,ccoe,lod L., - ,,l
rorol,o.t and MAJ, -,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06
@-a VIC ''''' niasaa9iY r1DrS, Judge
S,TArE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court held 20 Alnutneler In ana for said
District on the an day of January, A. u, ls1b
lhomas 49, Nichols, administrator az the estate 81 Nahum
Nichols lac Of Hac, n id district, deceased, makes au
nton O. said court, with the consent and appreciation Of
tN e. Of sail deceased n writing tor license sell All Of
The real estate 81 sid deceased, situated In Barre and
orange, representing That the sale thereof would benc
fetal 20 the heirs and those Interested n his Where
upon, % IS orlelcd by said Court, that SAIL apnlea-
tuu De- referred 10 % session thereof 10 he held At
lhe Probate once ~ sid Montpelier, on the 10Th day Of
January A. d. $50. to- hearing and decision hcrenn And
q furthei ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof hy publication Of notice OF said application and onler
thelenn time weeks succsiyeig DO The Vermont Muehman
and state journal, newspaper published at Montpelier
and which clnlHrs Ia the nehhnfhood OF those Interested
before said time of hearing That they may appear nj said
time and place and, they cause, object Thereto
Ming UNpVTy M nFN t,lo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

MARsHrlELD.-Iho ladies Of the uniyorsalist
Society will give an antiquarian supper at the
Eagle Hotel, ON Thursday evening, the 2ist inst,
In connection with the supper will be held fair,
which will furnish great variety Of articles, both
useful and ornamental. Tableso Of ice cream, cake
and co dictionary will be found in the hall Mu-
sic ar costumes Of "ye oldon time will inter
EST nd amuse. Admission to hall free Tickets
supper scSenty-fiye cents aeouple'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

MoNTrELuI AND RuTLAsD RAILROAD "A mass
meeting ia the interest OF this projected road and
it, extension TO Shelhum Falls Mass il called to
meet at South Londonderry tomorrow. a letter
from one Of the commissioners says he finds 10y
correspondence with Interested parties along the
route o unanimous determination To push the en-
terprso forward 10 completion. lie adds we
are bound 10 keep the thing rolling right along
have never known anything ofthe kind m which
so much interest was taken The people have
faith in the enterprise The meeting bids fair 10
prove great success
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06
GSTATE or VERMONT.

- WNTTTTNWTWN UI@T ETIT1 s..
ln Probate Court, held a Montpelier. inland for said Dis
tuei, gu One .7th day of December A. d. lsil.
e. W. n. hWluHli administrator of The estate Of VIM w
tlguiTlii, lc of Mnrlufd, IN said District, deceased,
makes application to said Court for license sell mart IL
thr neal estate Of aid deceased 90 Wit; About ATTY acres OF
innd m fhmnold known as Che kser pasture; aud one
undivided hsf Of Dot Of land hoo Marshheld containing
about Two hundred ana thirty eight acres, being the saiue
land uee0u him f A. \. fluou except the right dover
ueni representing that Che sale thereof necessary for
ODE payment OF ie debts o said deceased, charges Of
administration. Mherupon 80 b 0rdsa e,l hy said Court
lini SAT- anpHgiun be referred 90 session thereof,
tu he held at tie Probate Office IN said M1utpeer,
te llih day o January, A. b. 1875 for hearing M de-
ci-iou mereun and u Is further ordered that all persons
interested he notified hereof by publication of of said
Application aud order thereon, ree weeks sascessiye hl
Nf NHiuunt WutclInnn and State journal. "A newspaper
Published ut Montpelier and which cfeulales Ia e mo- ai-
huihou ot those interested, before said hearing
that aeY may apear AZ said time and place and Il they
see cause uuiert thereto.
ly the Cout-Attost.
il-ll mAnNEY IILnEN. Lnd-a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06
e-dl nANVEY TLDEN, Judge.
S,rATn on vnnMoMT,

In Probate Court, held az MONTPELIER m said Diset on
the 9TH day Of January, A. u. 1876
llo Arms administrator of Tie estate Of William Eddy.
late of Waterbury, n said district deceased presents his
administration account ief examination and allowance, aud
makes Application for drcnc uf distribution and partition
Of Me estate Of said decreased MheIcupon, Il Il ordered by
sd court, TINT said account and SAID Application be
fericd 10 session thereof, 10 be ed nj the probate office
said Montpelier the "a day VI February A. d. 1915 for
hearing aud decision thereon And, 10 l. further ordered
that notice hereof tc given 90 en- persons Interested by pub
lcaun ui tt same three Weea suresYey In the Vermont
Waterman and State journal, newspaper published at
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear at said time and place and show II
any they may have, why said account should not he allowed
and such de'reo made hy the tenli- Attest
Istl..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

TnE STATE REFORM ScHooL-lho st. Adams
Adrerfiser says "Ihe Vergennes people make
factoring bid for the State Reform School They
propose to ante mp $1,000 and furnish the old
Champan Arsenal building and the splendid
grounds Herewith connected Prom all We can
learn there is likely to be quite contest before
the legislature for tAe location"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

Ayers American Almanac has auyel, and
j. ready tor delivery gratis, by on druggists 10 All
who call for H. QUE nnde may De surprised TO know that
this little pamphlet which has hecume So much faNurlte la
section has quite The largest circulation Of one
book m the world except the Bible, II Is pdnicl n many
language and scattered through many nations well a.
supplied o. almost the entire population Of our do
mnln. Ey0y family should Keep Il, Tor ID contains in
formation which an liable Ia require when sickness
overiakes hen and which may prove hypluablc from be-
at hand iu II you take advice Nuu will call
and got an AiERa ALNANAo and when got, kcepn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

IiHt U.ut Young Mons Christian As-ocia-
Nun. uNu hliidms. totho value of two million
dollars lhcrc are nine hundred and forty Young
Mons Christian Associations IN chi. country.
r0NAN raluontn,osi.t. arc positive as to tho
human origin OF 60 skeleton, twenty odd feet long,
ouc of whose knee pans fills q large carpet hag,
while molar tooth measures eleven inches in
'ou-tlimd .y inches orro4s the surface
tec,npf>. io tioi,.t edition of Broclhonse's
y..e.a gap peni.t,io Franklin, rntior ,,o. horn
OBJ. Na,,,tor5 islo.,o. destined for Che study Of
t.o.io-y. and attended, tho seminary nj Water
,l, M. Err.,t ,,.,,..o. nm, ,r,or =, While oop.
cudod to step down and out from that profession
anl hocomc lawyer instead What minister
Doc would hlye bcou'
rt. nain.n- school fo, puiso. i'm u,.tor ina.
oI.Iu.I p.rni..op from th, trustee. of tbo
M.thractt swcml hospital to furnish an the
uur.m. of urcc ward. ,of one year The Indies
vl0 hase enlisted 300 Che undertaking hope to
r.sc tlc standard ol nursing by educating "a class
of skilled ni responsible women who have re-
eoNcl Ono advantages oi discipline and export
Dn.e
AuADt of aul amounting to forty thousand
a.t.. .u- 600 Maryland and Wc.t Yr.iua. is
about ia ua .nr tae FIRST tmc divided. lts owned
10y tr Hc.r- '' grantee under tho English Cove
'.HH'na SID" M'o hcDwiore mcab.y disuin-
Wci tl' 90" uoo arising from it, An old map
oi ir property hea- such mmcs as lai Fig
I.Il Id'o 10 logs iaa, oh't and Take All.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06
ComMIssIoNEns, NoyIcE

lhe undersigned having peen agponied By the Honorable
Probate Court foi the District Of Washington Commission
70 receive, examine aud adjust all claims and demands
Of an persons against the estate Of Charles Malling late II
Nuitnsld d. sad district, deefns and all claims
tel " Offset ihofeio, hereby give notice that VIII meet
for tho purpose aforesaid, OF the late residence the
ceased on the nrsi Tuesday II February and last saturday
OF MAY noN FROM one o'clock, ~ NJ, nnti four o'clock,
y No. each OF said days and that six months fum the 1t
day Of leceinher, A. u, lal the time limited by said
examination and allowance.
Dated at Norhned ths 18Th day ~ December A. u. l8f
4. y, hRAnfulul, po,,,,i..t,,er.
co62 CEOnuE NiCiiOLs,i ''"'ihs'n''H'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

lmn GoLpEN poLisn, put up by Samuel law
renee, OF this village, Is m excellent article ioF
polishing gold aud silver tits perfectly free from
grit and may safely be relied upon as the best
thing In the market
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

WATsriELDAt the annual election Of Waits
field Grange, No 20, the following officers were
elected for theensning year Master, 4. D. Bragg
Oyeueer A. T. richardson Lecturer G, O..
Boycei Secretary, l.. D. Savage Treasurer C. T..
Jones' Steward, W. r. Wilder Assistant Stew
ard, c, A. hentlss; Chaplain, Mrs, A. D, Bragg
Gate Keeper, J. A. Joslln Ceres, Abblo c. Wallis
Pomona, Ms W. G, McAlster; Flora Mrs. L.
d Savage stewardess, Mrs. C. A. rrentisn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

PosrroSEAiENr.- In order 10 allow time for the
satisfactory preparation OF the musical aud dram
attic parts Of the entertainments the concert to be
given under the auspices Of the keading-Roum
Association, has been postponed until W ednesday,
January 10Th The programme will be one TO
please and satisfy all tastes and the yerS best To-
cal talent has been enlisted To make the affair
among he coD best Of the season
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06
Orange COUNTY Court.


Ada NJ Reed from Alonzo T. Reed f,r b,tol,r,-
bic severity, Adah Clanin from Hiram claAin for
iniolorablo severity. Icppott, cre.., from wi,,,,,
Greasy, for intolcraflc sc,ority NIoriopr Kothot
from Elijah Kathan. tor intolcranle .c,er't. S.
phia L. Iaseuo from Martin e. Ia.el'o for iptals.
niblc se,crity peiitionor fan ,,s,f,c t., ,,,f.i,,
name OF Sonlia rugalcu, f1a,l. N1ru v1lt,
nom George u White for nt,Irpile .,,.,its
and refusal g. .fr,.tt r,.,,,, off Ala, ,,., .i..i
dicn. Ada ANN, and Franklin vyiito Ie.,r,i t,
petitioner. Oflo W oloan ro. r,.,a = Slam
FOR vilfi dc.gttIor. Istber Dr. Conn fam, f.,....
Gour ror ,lrl d,.,r,f.r ...f .,.r,.,l t...,....
cu-td, Of minor clud J,,,,,j to ,,it,,,,.
SARAH d pinnth from ,1a,ir. o. D,rt,,r t..
adultery,
The aomcahat n,.or,Y. r.,o. ~ r,ga,.o.
q Howard rs VIM n u It.v,,t .r.d.v.. ID
Il Howard b.. cathar.nc r. tr,,,ar5 e....,.,.,,
continued at tlc fe.uc.t nj Mis- It,ystl.. q,u,-
SELL The court iuimatod b,oe,,r ta, ue.
must tri,l ro,tte,o ,nuf.f,..,,t...l.,,... ,.
granted M. Howard. ,.hici t,4air,l b,r h,.-
baud 60 specify. 10 tbc be.toffi. at.i,y .. ti.ne
and place ol t.cact. a. tiI.t.,, ALLEGED D.. l....
been romn.lttod d., ber
Aboy of1sorlgye.ir.. uareI ,.c.tp ..,.. ..,.
brought into court ou frida, afar.,1 ,,iiI, .i,.l
ins .l7 80 iion Beriatnin n,lau. at mad. .,d
ontl.e irh la.t No,.n,bor a. tl,,l,l .,..i,.
and or. .,nlonr,l to ,,,o ,o,, Id r.. .,,t...
Prison The court c,t,a..,I .oo.. ,,..,ai .., Ola,
n,.r...t, of t.e sentence, f.,t ,,o,.,t.l ,f,t .i
lowing q prisoner to work ONT Dob. sentence t,lo,
@ sheriff ,,a. DO punishment "a alI a,l a t,,e,,,
r.fli.. iI.ape.. .i, Gid. ...,,... ,i ,,,li ....
duef.,c l.rin..,. hmm if.... .....l tI ,..,,.I
cntta. tl9uid t,r.fI. l,..,,., ..t...I ..l il..
s..t.. Observation-Disclosures. t
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nounc... tlo sentence fai.. n.lo.r.t ....... .r..
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f.. f,I,.s.rq ,fsb fa. t,.,. ....... .I. 1..t..
since 1.ino. ism ya.i,,r,r..3 g.,,,.,....l.,,
i. uo,, bo,.c,,..f, l,.liti,.
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tried D, tho c,rrt
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ta.t.,. reside i,, ,v,r. p...- rs
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

Recommendations to Amasa Tuck
er's account there have been, in the vicinity Of
Montpelier one hundred and forty-onc stormy
days during tlc past year follows
January, 10 February, lJ March, II April, IA;
May, 49, June 49, july - August, o. septem-
Der, O. October, q November, II December 10.
No very heavy storms occurred during the
whole year, and the latter part Of the year they
were very light. The coloest day was February
ID, when the thermometer stood thrty-siX de
grees below zero. The wannest day was June
18th, the Thermometer being ninety-four degrees
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

.
..
I.....l
..,.,..,, t..,. u.
....., was
c.ni ilc
Sis kctahuu nts worthy of suol 90 lanul.c
In h~ twentieth ycI -he became tUc wIfo Of JUt-
tns h.ichum. OF iiafre and thIs relation continued
aIHo h.t -fto 'ears JANUARY 1850 was oel-
,U..oI ucr -.d.n Weddings large ampn,
CONCENTRATION. 0uu,..tl instant ...,,.,,l.,
v,ierus,ut 10 lc frIrl aIHl.,r,ar,. ,I.r,r.i
t.,trt, af I,rbal.I >h.oq.t., ,ol,.. az
sd. children. ~ st,n, ti.r,oa.. U,tY. SID. N,i
without ua.u.n. and with lHtlenfrauy Within
900 u0ur u her death -he was apparently DO 1a.u
aul busy boo Aar haNelod Affairs Har llcvm
however 900 cmueuly Christian u.st hor nieuds
believe -ho Mas ready when the summons rame
lNn't-Mr il"ard Donlnt state slrcun-
ieni 700 OBJ lil ition d'.itered Dis leisure upon
Vermont schools AUDI school laws. iu tlis
''"' saturday '"''-' january ~ Although
s"' Z ..' M''l stormy pi ine -e2
''' 'i"-' liI ""s wen hIci Mr g.
l'i ."' "''''" minutes ANH h''d me
'' every QUO present h' slowed
"' ''N -''''''i 'nI'i ''.n''i in
''' s.'.'l. ""' "'''''-" % De- h"i now
-i' '' '' Do .'H Geo minds
' It'. 800 't "' 'A- '"'.c and
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

Tho Great American Consumption Remedy,
DR. MiLnAh Halls hAisAN roH Ii II Nes, he
worst Of Cuueis Cons, and ait diseases the
LrNcs, lnnoAr and cnEsr. For Mnooriyo corcn and
tnutr b Is clifIAlN srrcifC, The most onsflNArE
surely Yield Ia Halls lials when USED lersestr-
ngly. Stands at the head of AN cough preparations sold
everywhere joins 4. iiFNHY. CrHnAN "A Co., pfopaotls
and college llare, New YORK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

SHOCKING AcclpESr-On saturday evening
last, as WILDER Dodge, brakeman ON the Mont
pelier & Wells River Railroad. was oudeayorn- To
unshaclSe car from train that was moving
backward at rlainfcld station, his foot oaugbt
in a frog and the train struck MINI tearing bis
foot out OF it, fastening and pushing Dodge al1n.
a distance of twenty feet Dodge received shock
ing nimies the flesh being entirely torn FROM the
bone between the ankle and knee lie also re-
ceiyed severe injury from being struck in the
abdomen by the brake II ssuppo-ed his injuries
will prove fatal Dodge il about twenty year, of
age, is unmarried, and came from Barre. He was
well liked ON the road
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06

ha,c inst e&tcpdod so,,pt,- fg, a.lar. for .lion
isai. and chemical puar,t1- 4oa. d. i.al. n..aI
t.o material. and instrument. .r,ll, nc.sr.,..
srSpA, E,c,,,a rrtrlt,,,. N,.,..
There ,,a. la u..d atte,lruco Mr. r.u tnt
lsy prc4d,d. and ,a,lod upan prf NDt,uoqer
prayer
Tie chairman. ina few brief o..n.n, f.l.,..
and tbe first .uc,arr o. ID tfat, I.... a
! tho face Of all dImcu.tc. aul5,t..,t..rI ,,.,U
story wor, bnd and did, ,.ut.uu, d, rf...e..
| the latter maxim, .nIaiit.oa.ft arfet.ratan,v.
papor in Che state had ie..ntl, ofor,. one Of jos
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-06
adhhu1ap d 1on,paL
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY O. 1s75.

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WV "'', '''.',,''''''' 'n N'.u'y ..'n.ns "
wa ,''' '''' '''IN '''n'sn our M'h'p'.,'l
P"p's' i.l"''s vi every u''hs connected WIN 'A'
Wv, =, P1,'"'''" ~, ''o ''''' o' o''n u'''n "'
no" 'i ',"'H Swung 'no names OF "I pUp'' VINO
nave u'' u''n "'sen' OF u'dy during tue 'oiln.-
pV'" N'll'"s ui'"nacN upon ihc prosperity oil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

81. PAU, MtNSA March go.-Un Sun.
day morning the li6use Of q farmer named
Colsun at t'afkers Prairie, 25 miles from
Wilona, oh the Northern Pacific Hail.
road, caught fiFc from tho bursting Of a
kerosene lamp, and the flames spread so
rapidly that III moment the night
clothes Of The father, mother and three
children we're on fire. Colsdii finally
dashed out a window and rescued his
family but ina sad condition. They all
dragged themselves to The nearest neigh.
hof's, q mile distant, batelooted and
naked, leaving tracks 6f lbelf nfogtes.
In the snow all The way. The father and
two Of The childteh have since died Of
theft inittiea, and II is thought the tioth-
ct and the remaining EoH can not long
sufyiye.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

night. About six hundred and fifty CON
ycFtef souls have stepped into the church
regiment since the present work Of grace
began in our midst, and tonight would
God make 1t a full regiment Of one thous-
and, l will beat the drum Of recruit !
No one but the 0mnipotent Spirit Of God
can wipe out the analogy between Sodom
and Brooklyn, Oh, revive this work, In
the midst Of the year make known thy
sell, and in wrath remember mercy.
Voices, Awen,) II there ever yRs .
time when the Christian people should
90 down on their knees before God and
cry for His mercy, this Is the time =
During the delivery Of tho address
there was at times solemn stiffness in
the audience, broken only by haltSup.
pressed, evidently Amens and mOnosYl-
liable "0h's" and sAIy's." This oratOrical
hurricane took everybody by surprise.
The speaker spoke with great warmth
and earnestness, and when he closed his
remarks his face was flushed from the ef-
fecls Of his impassioncd delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-30

Thefiyef was still rising last evening
with Is feet in the channel.
The Express departed iot Patkefsbutl
al the usual honf.
The Andes will leayc for Cincinnati
this afternoon al 3 o'clock.
The Courier will he The patketsbHfl
packet this morning.
The MOllie Ragan will leave for Pitts.
bntgh al 0 o'clock this morning.
Tie llofhhfuok went 10 Rochestef al.
tef three hatges Of iron ore for the Tor
Stili,
The Fearless Il lying at Bellaire. She
has q barge loading with nails at tlC
Ri1etside mill.
The Monitor took the hull Of The new
Monitor 10 Pittsburgh to get tile ma
chihety put on.
The steamers Whale and Coal City, fof
Cincinnati, passed down with 10000
bushels Of coal.
The Carrie IA now left alone in her
trade between Portsmouth, and Rome.
"Wat 10 the knit" Ia the motto with
the ualllpolts packets.
O, I. Dumoht has contracted with l..
RuHhef a ffos al Cincinnati, TO build a
new ferry hat for Charleston, W. Va.
The Salt Valley left Pittabutgh yesiet-
day for Ifonton,
The Carrie Brooks leaves Pittsburgh
to-day for zaneaville, and the Juniata t0t
Cincinnati and Iouisyille.
The Sam Miller passed down Jestef-
day with coal.
I've CLEAN The following from the Pitts.
butgh COall,tFcidl.
The insurance on The Mary Alice
amounted 10 $4,000. She was built al
Pittsburgh Ia 1872,
The lively little Chesapeake catties The
mail IL the Patketsbutg and qallipolil
trade, aud Il PROMPT and reliable. Capt
Hoit Knowles directs her movements