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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-09

Z sherman, on the Goth, that two soldiers had
died of yellow fever at Key West short time
Z previously.
New Orleans dispatch Of the 30th says
Z that Lieutenant-G Governor Antoine and Speak.
Z ei Hahn, in communication 10 the Secretary
Of State, denounce the General Appropriation
bill. approved by the Governor and officially
Published, As gross, unwsrrantable. and
criminsl act OF forgery. aud not the act cerli-
fled and signed by them, and request the Sec
rotary of State TO revoke and annul the pro-
mitigation Of said act, and the Attorney. Gen
eral TO take steps 70 find out the guilty parties
aud have them prosecuted with the almost
rigor Of the law. The changes made in the
original appropriations show decrease OF
several items Of over sl35 900. and AN increase
Of other items OF Sli.i0O.
The Richmond Dispatch publishes intelli-
gence concerning \ numbcrof raids recently
made by the officers Of the United States Sc
erct Service into the counties Of Scott, Wise,
Russell, Buchanan, smythe and Montgomery,
Virginia. Nine manufacturers OF counter
felt money were arrested, and a large amount
of counterfeit coin, bills. dies. plates, etc.
was captured. The leader of the gang, Joe
Mullins, made desperate resistance, at
tempting to shoot his csptors. Government
detectives have been on the track of these
counterfeiters for the LAST eight wears.
The fight between the rival railway lines
has extended to the Michigan Central. the
Michigan Southern, and the Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago, each OF which announces
the following reductions for passenger tickets
from Chicago: $40 to Boston; SIS to New
York; sl2 to Philadelphia. and 50 to WASH
ington and Baltimore. Tickets TO Boston and
New York will be good for three days, and to
the other points two days.
Ex-Stats Senator Robert McKenna, OF
Tennessee. has been sentenced TO the Peni-
Tertiary for I'VE years for marrying his for
mer wife's granddaughter in violation of the
law
kilograms from Key West. Fla, received
low fever had greatly increased within few
days. All the naval vessels had been guar
aniined, and the soldiers earrisoning the forts
were to be transferred to cooler quarters. A
yellow fever epidemic was also reported at
Havana.
Governor Coke. Of Texas, telegraphed to
the President, on the 3Oth, asking the assist
Ance Of the General Government in protect
ing the frontier settlers OF the State from the
incursions Of Mexican maralders. Secretary
Belknap, in the absence of the President, re-
piled that the necessary orders TO the military
would At once be issued.
Judge Wait, Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit
OF West Virginia, has granted an injunction
STAYING the removal Of the State capital to
Wheeling. The capital will therefore re-
main at Charlestown until the courts have an
opportunity TO pass upon the validity of the
act OF removal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-09
INCIDENTS or THE TORNADO.

In Baldwin County a Single was driv-
en-. sharp end foremost. several inches in
to the body of a small oak tree it happened
TO strike directly. The llfeless negro wo-
man was found lodged In the branches Of
a lofty tree not exactly i'm the hurricanes
path and child OF the same race was
blown away and has not yet been found at
ALL Dick Gender was killed by having
the upper part of his head cut OF smooth
ly by plank driven with the wind, and
the missing top of his head has not been
found.
Mr.. Brown was found with his head I'M
der heavy plate. His skull was frac-
tured six inches. Mrs. Brown was Sc
verely bruised. but her child. little boy
six years old. was unhurt. Three negroes
on his place were killed. One woman was
blown 40 yards through the woods and
was broken and mangled fcarfully. A
child was blown from the arms Of one OF
the women. and its body had not been
found up to the time that our informant
left. Some cntrails were found In the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

''Exor thinks this papers news like
wine, improves with age. His whine,
unlike news, gets worse by printing. He
made Welch "r.a.b.b.i.p Of himself this
morning and says we copied an item Of
hts V7.btt.u,m. We'll "bGt.um' y new hat
he got the item from the Pittsburgh Com
mertial and SpOilt ii in trying to change it.
---ISdtirdGyI S.aRdard. .rr.
Itis pretty we'll understood about here
that the Standard can crowd more MI
pidity into equal space than any news
paper now eGtant, and the above is a
noble example. II il almost too absurd
to speak about The item referred to ap,
peared in the ISTELLIUESCER May LIST, in
Inc Commercial May 7th, and in the
Standard the same day as the latter paper,
with about a quarter Of column Of river
news stolen from the same columns.
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River News.

4 The river was stationary last evening,
with feet 0 inches in the channel.
The steamer MOllie Ebert. for Cincin-
natl, passed down yesterday morning.
The Express arrived from Parkers-
burg on Saturday evening.
The tOwbOat Barnard left yesterday for
st. Louis.
Tho steamer Courier depafted for Par
kersburg on time Saturday morning.
The Mallie RagOn left for Pittsburgh
at AM
The steamer Hudson left for Cincinnati
in the afternoon, with good trip Of both
freight and passengers. A large party OF
Wheeling excursionists went down on the
Hudson to attend the May Musical Fes-
tival al Cincinnati,
The regular packets K. W. Skillinger
and Salt Valley passed up Saturday even
ing.
The Carrie Brooks arrived from Zanes-
vile and departed for Pittsburgh yester-
day morning.
The Express, Capt. Asa Booth in COM
mand, Is the regular Parkersburg packet
this morning
CINCINNATI, May 9.-Rivsr l6 feet Z
inches and swelling slowly. Heavy rain
tonight. Arrived--susie Silver, Pitts
burgh; Vint Shinkle, Memphis.
MEMPHIS, May 9.-River rising slow
", Weather warm and raining. Arrived
Belle OF Texas, Pine Bluffs.
ST. LOUIS May CARVED: Chester,
Memphis; DUNCAN, Missouri river; Col
lossai, Galena; Rob Roy, Keokuk. No de
partures. River falling slowly. The
heaviest rain Of the season fell between
midnight and ten o'clock this morning,
and was continuous for several hours.
EVANSVILLE, May 9.-IIeavy rain with
fearful lightning nearly all night, also
heavy rains and wind this afternoon;
mercury 50' to 74'; river has fallen one
foot with fifteen feet on the gauge. Up
Andy Baum, Thomas W, Means, ChlS. B.
Church. Down-Bowling Green; bust
ness light.
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n. GurlAx 4 Co. have the largest
stock in the city. n Gutmnn < Co. sell
their good Al prices below all eonPeh:
tion. II you want an endless TaEity OF
clothing toe choose from, go to II. Gut,
man & Co.'S. Clothing for boys at all
prices and Of all sizes. Clothing for men
Tor all purposes from the cheapest to the
finest in the market.
All these goods are guaranteed to be As
Represented, and to be lower in price
than can be found At any other place in the
eity. In dealing with US you have the
advantage Of choosing from the larg-
est stock, getting goods at the lowest
pricet and having every article warrant
ed as represented. Call on Us, and We
will suit your taste, suit your body, and
suit your pocket.boOk.
II. GUTNAY 4 Co.,
Corner OF Main and 18th streets.
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The COURTS. - Circuit Court - Judge
Melvin. This court will meet again this
morning, at the usual hour, pursuant to
adjournment.
Paioe COwi-Judgc Cranmer. Four
cases were examined by His Honor on
Saturday morning.
John Mack was arrested by Officer
Baum in South Wheeling for disorderly
conduct. lie confessed Judgment, and a.
he had "never been up before" was let of
with a fine Of s. and costs.
Daniel Russia, who halls from ZAnes.
vile, Ohio, was charged with drunken.
ness. lie represented to the Court that
he had come to Wheeling after his wife,
who had gone to the bad and was living
at Kate Ofords place under the name OF
"Allie Scott" lie had endeavored TO get
her away from the house, when the scene
occurred for which both we're arrested by
Constable Rose and Olfi,ef 81. Myers for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The
testimony did not show that the defend
ant had been intoxicated, and he was &C.
cordingly discharged at the costs Of the
city.
Alice Russia, vile Of Daniel, was
charged with drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, and fined SO and costs.
Nicholas Ruster was arrested by Officer
Webb for disofderly conduct, and was
fined $50 and costs.
Judge Cfnnmer having left the city in
the afternoon, His Honor Mayor Sweeney
presided at the matinee. Five cases we're
disposed Of, az follows:
Timothy Durgan was committed to
jail for thirty days, for disordefly con.
duct In bis own house.
james Robinson, for drunkenness, was
sent up for twenty days in default Of $40
and costs.
Henry Rose, Gustatus Nolte and
Charles NOlte were arrested for creating
a disturbance in South Wheeling bar
room, but the evidence was insufficient to
sustain the charge aud they were dis.
missed.
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The PeonIe Wand Brood.

There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that car
fies such evidence Of is success
and superior virtue as BOscHEE's GER
NAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs. A
proof Of that fact is that any person az
hicted, can get a sample bottle for 10 cents
and try its superior effect before buying
the regular size at rs cents, II has lately
been Introduced in this country from Ger
many, and its wonderful cures are aston
iShing every one that uses 1t, Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it,, Sold
by all Druggists, eod&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

The BELLAIRE AItLL.-Mh AL. Weth.
etal, Superintendent Of the BellAire roll.
ing mill, returned from the Fast on Sat.
ufday, bringing with him thirty self.
feeding nail machines. II will be remem-
beted that the feeders at this mill struck
With the Wheeling feedemsone days ago,
and on Tuesday last we're paid of and
discharged. The mill il said b he very
busy Just now, and The strike peculiarly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

FouxD DEAD liz His BED.-Robert
Pratt, Eaq., an old and we'll known citi.
zen Of Weeelihg. was yesterday morning
found dead in his bed at his residence on
Hampden street. Mr.. Pratt suffered from
paralysis for some years, and was con-
fined lo,his reaidehce by that disease the
greater part Of the past winter. lie did
not arise "A usual yesterday morning, and
upon going 10 his room a membpt0f the
family found that lie was dead. '
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Captive Indians ut Fort LeaVen.
worth.

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-The captive Chey.
enne, ArapahOe and Kiowa Indians, from
the Cheyenne Agency, arrived at Fort
LeavenwOrth yesterday, aud were placed
in the guard.hOuse, where they will re.
main until their trial takes place.
Among the notable ones are Lone Wolf,
Stone Call, White Horse, WonanS Heart
and Bird Chief. Tbs Bquaw who . charg.
ed with numbering one Of the children oil
the GermNine family il also among them.
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FOR SALE.
saaa 49, $500 49, -
TRUsTEE's SALE.


TRUSTEE's SALE.
Pursuant 10 q deed Of trust executed to me by
Joseph D. ROrd, Charles u Cecil and Adams DodBo6,
trustees Of s. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
In the city Of Wheeling, bearing date the 18th day
Of March In the year 1859, and recorded In Deod
Book S. page I'D In the Clerks Office Of the COun-
" Court q Ohio county, West VlTEinia, will on
THURSDAY, the 10Th Day d June, 1875,
At the front door Of the Court HOUSE Of GAd eoun-
", sell At public auction the lot Of ground 10 the
city Of Wheeling described in aid deed being the
LOi designated on the Plat Of Chapline EOA's adj
dltiOn a. Lot number ia lone hundred and forty
tWO,l WhereOn Il erected the church known aS "St.
Johns Church" Also The organ In the aid Chuieh.
The organ will be sold separately OF With the rial
estate, according ~ one OF the Other mode will be
found At the time Of sale 10 produce the highest
pTice In the aggregate.
TERNs OF sALE-0ne- fourth Of the purchase
money In cash, and the residue In equal payments
At Six, twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
ale, with interest. The deferred InstaIments toll
secured BY Died Il Trust on the property.
believe the htls TO be good, but selling a triS-
MY DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
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SALT LAKE, May Sit has been rain.
ing here Tor the last two days. II i
showing in the mountains. Two fee, Of
snow fell at Alta,
The trial Of Delegate George Q. Cannon
for lAsciyiOus cOhabitAtion commenced
to-day. No decision.
The body Of Itaac Lewis was found
yesterday near Brigham City II had
been buried by a snoW.slide since March
9th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

JUsrrCE KAMMER-A woman who
gave her name a. Alice Russis Was Of.
rested on Saturday morning by Constable
Rose, who took her before Justice Kan.
mer to answer to charge Of drunken.
ness and disOrdefly conduct. The Jus.
tlee dismissed her upon payment Of
costs and her promise 10 leave town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

BELLAIRE ITEAIs.-The boys who play
ball on the public square broke four win.
dows, and as many sections Of the moral
law last Saturday, No arrests, OF course.
The American House has been repaint.
ed, and Is undergoing thorough removal
ton. IL is nov the handsomesi hotel in
the city.
Jno. II. Beam and Will aud George
Grailon, three Young men Of this place,
have taken the contract OF Numbering the
houses in the city Of Chillicothe, Ohio,
and are now there. No doubt they will
I'LL the contract satisfactorily. 4 iaer
painter than George is rarely seen.
Sullivan 4 Emmetts Harp OF Erin
Entertainment gave two exhibitions At
CITY Hall, one On Friday and the other
on Saturday evening. The shoW'was bet
ter than We had expected, but the best
part fit was the aiterpiece. Every one
Of the audience sat still for some half an
hour after the conclusion OF the perform
ance, waiting for the next, when at last it
dawned upon them that the thing was
out, everyone tried to escape from the hall
first. One gentlemen asked another As
they passed through the door: SWELL,
how was itT II was sold,' was the re-
ply. The doOrkeeper overheard the re-
mark, and surveying the speakers rather
diminutive form, exclaimed. "Well, !
think you got full price,
The wife OF WIN. Findly will Be buried
from his residence at four O'Clock this
afternoon, ...r ,-.. ... ..
On Saturday afternoon little child
who was carrying purse containing a
large sum Of money which her father,
who lives in Wheeling, had given her for
her grandmother, whom she was coming
to visit, dropped il, and il was picked up
BY q young woman. When the child
asked after It, she was told who had It; but
to the surprise Of several passengers who
had seen her pick it up, the woman de-
MED having seen it, and both the child's
tears and the indignation Of the passen-
gers we're unavailing 70 make her de-
liver it. is much to be regretted that
the Thief was not arrested.
On Friday night two blOOds, from West
Wheeling got inta q row on Second
street. A bystandef interierred and
parted them, for which taking upon him.
self the privileges Of a policeman he was
promptly arrested. "Blessed Is the peace
maker, for be shall be made into pieces.
The Clippers tFipped the light fan
tastic Saturday night, Nv,
4 young lady. tossed her head rather
TOO foFcibly in Church Yesterday morn
ing and ethrew her back hair into the
middle Of the aisle. I
The largest funeral COncOurse which
Bellaire has seen for some time was that
which followed the remains Of George Sat
terrified to their eternal resting place yes
terlny afternoon. The entire Ere depart
ment and the knights Of PythiAs turned
ont, First in ibe procession came
HeaiheringtOns band, followed by
Liberty Hose Company Mol. Then came
the Phunny Hook and Ladder Compa-
ny No. !, and the Hope Hose Company
Noe. Last came the Knights Of PythiaS,
At the head Of the funeral proPeE was
the hearse, followed by long line Of car.
riages containing personal friends and
acquaintances. Several hundred foot pas.
sengers brought up the rear Deceased
was about tEenty.three years Of age at the
time OF Ills disease. r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

AoAGS IN TRouBLE.-Kate Oxford Is
going to the bad pretty fast. Her name
Il becoming familiar at the police court.
She wAs mp several times last week, but
succeeded IN getting of very easily. On
Saturday night Kate was drunk, and Of.
fcer st. Myers arrested her and locked
her up. She will he before the police
court this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

,AsIiehT AotiBESr.-SestehlAS Rev.
c. W. Manchester, Of the Thomson N. f.
Church, met with q slight accident at bis
residence on South Broadway, Island.
Mr.. Manchester went out in the yard.
where one Of his children Wa playing,
when the little one playtnily threw a
stick at him, which hill his cheek and cut
itslightly. pfg gEufH1 TTVrF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

CHICAGO, May S.-Bill Wrsy, a we'll.
known thiei, formerly Of New York, who
has served a term in the pehitentiary at
Joliet, and who ishOLed here a. a trainer
Of thieves, was captured last night while
attempting to rob q bank on the West
Side. The gang With which he was Oper.
ating, and who had assisted him In laying
a train fOt the purpose Of blowing up the
Yault. escaped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

BELLAlRE STREET RA1LwAY.-1l is
now thought that the proposed Itreet
railway in Bellaire will be commenced
by the first Of July, and be ready for
operation by autumn. The ordinance
granting the right Of way was passed
Tuesday, and is highly favorable to the
company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

Local PERsOSALs.-C. @. Hale, press
agent Of the Ilaverly Ministries, registered
at the Mcclure House on Saturday.
Meade McMechen, ESQ, I'M Old cI'IE.''
Of Wheeling, now engaged in business in
New York City, Ia spending few days
with friends in this vicinity.
The Pittsburgh Conference A. NJ, 4,
Church, which has just closed it, session
at youngstown, Ohio, made the following
appointments for this vicinity: Wheel.
ing, Vim. j. johnson; Clarksburg, ". G.
Vest brownsville, Pa, J. N. Morris;
Waynesburg Mission, 7. Cyrus Wash.
ington Circuit, W. A. ]. Phillips; MonOn-
gahela Circuit, BENZ Wheeler; Greens.
burg Circuit, David Lewis; Allen Chapel,
Pittsburgh, r. A. Thompson; Brown
Chapel. Allegheny, W. II. Brown; Wylie
Street, Pittsburgh, to be supplied.
His Honor Mayor Sweeney presided at
the Saturday afternoon session Of the pO-
lice court.
Mr.. j. 81. J. Clatkson was on the street
Saturday evening, for the iirst time since
his ntillneas. "SpiV." has lost a good
deal Of flesh in the last three weeks.
A partyOi excurSiOnists took passage
on tie steamer Hudson Saturday after.
noon, for Cincinnati, to attend the May
Musical Festival which commences In
that city tomorrow. Their names are
Jos. Dubois, wife and daughter, Morgan
L. OF, wife and son, Judge Cranmer and
wife, Rev. Armstrong and wife, Arthur
Mckee, Harry Hardin and wife, Dr.. Lo.
gan, lion. o. b. Hubbard, Samuel Nc.
Clelland, l.. W. Mix, Charles Brady, L.
II. Brady, Andrew Wilson, it,, Mr.. Pret.
lyman, Mrs. D. V. Ilildreth, Mrs. IIearn,
Mrs. J. b. Dubois, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
Dunlap, Mrs. Whitaker, Miss Julia
Mitchell, Misses Annie and Lide Logan,
Misses hubbard, Miss Glass, Miss Lizzie
Delaplaine, Miss Hopkins, Of Washing.
ton, Pa, Miss Mollie Doty, Of Steuben.
vile, Misses Chaplaine, Miss Julia vii.
son. Miss lIawley, Miss Ellie Russell, and
Misses Stevenson, Mitchell and Morris,
Of Cincinnati.
Mr.. John Z. Warner, agent Of the
Georgia Ministries, was In town yesteday.
A popular young telegraph ticker In
this city il cnitivating pair OF beautiful
aide whiskers for exhibition at the Graf.
ton railroad ball. His friends have not
yet given him up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

IRIS an interesting fact that those bed.
bugs which have been grated flourish
beat. Graft EN- on a bed.post, says the
almanac, at the beginning Of winter, and
they will come out Of their own Accord,
ire.het and stronger and better than ever,
In the snrinr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

1UsftCE MISUNDERSTANDING bum.
barger on Saturday morning arrested one
John GaHney, who was charged with
Threatening 10 shogl John Mooney. CAT.
hey was examined by Justice Belville,
and required 70 give bond In the sum Of
500 10 keep the peace ior one year. lie
failed to find bOndsman and was sent to
nil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

ST.. LOUIS May S.-Albett Todd, a
prominent lawyer Of this city, introduced
In the State Constitutional Convention,
yesterday, a petition from the Woman
Suffrage Association uf this State asking
that Convention 10 insert q clause In The
new Constitution 10 extend the ballot to
women. II wa referred to the proper
committee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

AN AMArErR-A well.known uptown
barber, who was married recently, the
other morning essayed marketing. His
wife instructed him to buy a turkey, and
he did 40 to the best Of his knowledge
and belief. When he returned home,
however, he Astonished his bride by ex-
hibiting 10 her goose, which he pointed
to with pride az very fine specimen Of
the genus meleugiS gallopatO. "llis goose
was cooked" and be will allow his wife to
do the mari elihg hetetftet. ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

HAvERLY's MiSsrREis.-The Opera
House will certainly contain an audience
only limited by itsseaiing and standing ca
pacity this evening,lhe occasion Of the APP
pcatance Of Havetly's celebrated minstrel
company. Manager Haverly procures
the best talent attainable, and the result
y good entertainments and delighted ab.
diences. The sale Of 'cats commenced on
Saturday and they went of at lively
rate.
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GEORGIA MtSsrREls.-The original
Georgia Minstrels, who have been dc.
lighting audiences elsewhere the past
season, will make their first appearance
~ Wheeling on next Monday evening,
The lIth inst, at the Opera Hnnse.
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NOTICES.


A DNINIsTRATRIN' NOTICE
\ S5uSe i hereby gwen that have lsrn duly
1pfsSa,rd and qsAhagI a the AdminisT1IEiL d
ihs SAL q ThculoFe Flax, decelsl, late u the
CIV o. Whetling. Al PsflOns having tllima
trftnx the estate q sid deceased viii pre.ent
10 settlement. and al pSFSons moving themselves
70 bs Indebted 70 Glid esiAe, are hereby requested
% make Immediate payment IN settlsment q 4nie
q HsnTy " RRiISlld Odin. No ms Chlpline
treet ANGELINA ?. INK,
myK Administrative.
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THE WEiBNG DAILY MTELLIGENCER MORNING. MAY TO- 1875


The NEW SrSDAY PAPER.-Ihe Sun
day Leader, edited by c. c. johnson, IT.
made its first appearance yesterday Inc
Loadt7 is an eight-pags paper, IN quArto
form, with Eve columns on each page
The typography Is neat and tasty, and the
general appearance OF the paper is favor
able. The first number contains some eI'
cellent reading matter, which has evident.
" been selected with care, and several
columns Of interesting local news. Mr..
JohnsOn's idea Of Sunday paper will no
doubt please the public, and We wish him
success in ,his venture.