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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11

A black.walnut tree one hundred feet
long, and which scaled five thousand fec,
was cut near Dundas thc other day, which
certainly is very pectable tree Tor q
country generally supposed 70 be desti-
tutc ofbig timber .5s5 ''ssss 5s5
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11

The 1egislaeuro has very properly pass.
I'd : resolution demanding that Mr.. w. s.
xilgsh either explain tho oh.vges
inside agsinst him for receiving money
while an oflcer. of tho House, or resign
~ seat In the Hoase. We now call up.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11

A party of land examiners on the upper
Mississippi, came across deserted 1ndi,
an woman in wigwam near Floowood
Lake. Her feet and ankles were frozen,
and she was without food or water. The
party left her provisions for 20 days, but
the opinion was she would never live to
eat it. The "braves" had left her to die.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11
4 DvERTISING: cheap; Coed,

"A Systemntie.-All persons who contsm
plate making contracts with newspapers for
the insertion Of advertisements. should send
26 cents to Geo. P. Rousli q Co., ~ Park
Row, Now Fork, for their PAMPHLET
BOOK lninety sorenih ed;iion] containing lists
showing soft. Advertiser snts u taken for
leading papers il many States &c trensn-
5dous reduction from pablishets' ratss. GET
Is HE 400 So. Il 81 n41-1
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11
otI;es for Senator.

OCeb 1O1 0Sn3S0C
IS On Friday last the vote was as follows:
Ramsey, -; Davis, 80; Lochren, 40; PMS,
bury, s; scattering, IS. s s
On Wednesday, Ramsey. -; Lochrrn,
As; Davis, 20.
To-day, Ramsey, A; Lochren, g; De.
via. "a: .&s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11
PREPARED By
4. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass,

WuAr' VEoEr1sE?-It is compound ex-
tracted from barks, roots and beros. 1t is
Natures Remedy. 1t is perfectly harmless
from any bad etl,ot upon tho system. 1t is
nourishing and streRg thcning. 1t acts d.
rec,ly upon the blood. 1t quists the nervous
system. It gives You good, sweet sIe' at
night. It isa great pnnacea for our aged
ia theirs and mothers; for it gives them strength
quiets thei: nerves, and gives them Natures
sweet sleep,--as has been proved by many an
aged person: 1t is the great Blood Purifier.
1t is Il soothing r. medy for our children. 1t
has relieved and cured thousands. 1t is very
pleasant to take; every child likes it. 1t re-
lieves and cures all diseases originating from
impure lood. Try the Vege;inc. Give it
fair trial for your complaints; then you will
say to your friend, n"ighbor and acquaintance.
TRY it, it has cured me-
Vegetino for the complaints for which it is
recommended. is having Il larger sale through
out the United States than any other one
medicine. Why? Vegetiuo will cure these
Com plants.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11

r. EVERY FIONil
purchased before January 4th, 1875, viii par
ticipate in the
THIRD SERIES DRAWING,
Held MONDAY, JANUARY 4th 1873.
Capital Premium, s1HO.O0u
2 Tn Sc drawings take place every THREE
MONTHS, aad evcntu, lilly EVERY BOND
will participant, in them.
Address. for Bonds ard full information
MoRGENTHAU, BRUNO & co.
FINANCIAL AGENTS, -.
90 PARK ROW. NEW YORK
Post Office Drawer 80.
kemit by Draft N. Y. City Banks, Regis
tered Letter or P. o. Money Order.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11
= BRIEF ErlrArn.

= 1RlEF EPlTArn.
HE facet, !. D.
Good bye little Igry!
You dssd little piggyl
If yen weren't 40 froway,
50 fat, short and lousy,
Orr verse weuld be longer,
Bat the smell would bs stronger.
Pioneer.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11
Vcgetln5 is Soil By all Druggists.
50 6
w orth OF Music
For so Cents.
PETERS ECU2EHOLD MELODIES.

Published Monthly. Price, 81 per annum
Single copies 50 cents. Contains in
caoh number from Seven TO Fight
OF the lstest sangs by HAYS,
banks Stewart, Percy.
and other Popular
Writers.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11
Y 4 N I. B D

A local agent and a canvasser in this coun
ty, to represent Our firesst3'. FrieuA
We can give the proper party Good Paying
and Easily Worked Cash Business. The tact
and experience Of al old agent is not needed
to be eucce.sful, though We haze more expert
enced agents (securcd during the past two
years) working for US than any otner house
in America, and they cont inue to work righ
along; and make. BIG salaries. The secret i.
that thoy offer the people Better INDUCEMENTS
and that wo attend more promptly to thci'
orders. 81. v7nS6
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11

These bonds arc issued for tho purpose ct
raising funds for the erection OF = bui!din
in the City Of Now York, to be used for \
Perpttual worlds Fair.
. permanent home. where every manufacture,
can Exhibit ami soil his gods. an every pat
entee can show his in.enci"n. a centr: OF in.
dus,ry which will prove 4 fast b.nci: to tn
Whule country.
Eel is purpose, the Legislature If tt c
State of New York has granted chatter to 6
! numher Of our most wealthy and respectable
merchants, and these gentlemen havo pur
chased no less tina eight blocks Of the mes,
| valuable land in the city of New York. Til
| building to be erected will 30 seven stories
high $50 feet in height), surmountcd By a
magnificent dune, and will cover a space al
% acres. 1t will be constructed of Iron.
Brick ami Glass. and made fre-proof. The
honIs, which arc all for 40 each, are secured
ny \ first mortgage on the land and building
and Tor the purpose ,f making them popular,
the directors have decided to have quarterly
drawings of $3.50, 900 each; this money being
the interest on the amount Of the whole loan
Every bondholder must receive at least
s2l 90, but he may receive
100000!
o! $4,000, OF $4,000, or $1,000, or $1,000,
&C., &c.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11

10 1t is extravagant to buy Sheet ~
- Music when you can get six times -
~ as much Music for your mvny by <6N
-" subscribing fer enc of Peters ~H@
~ Musical Magazines. Sample Co. -a@
- pies mailed, postpaid on receipt go
IT, OF 50 Cents. ~
ADDRESS,
/. PETERS, 500 Br1ddW2y
l.. NETWORK. n44-1m
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-02-11

sENcH e TkEHSDELL.
sAEsTINl Ank. TIT l67 sy7.n1S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29
1lhin LlI.el.rliaIntnre.

COLUMBUS, January 2S.-In Tho Senate
a-bill was introduced 10 provide. fOr, Il
joint resolution, calling on Congress to
compel Indiana to fulfill her part Of Tie
contract III relation bahe tgaipta atIdtce
| d th6 WaBtSh1 q Eric Canal yAd6bted.
In The House to forbid the official board
from appointing their ,oyn members tC
positions wis PASSED. "'" W
In the House resolution was adopted
authorizing the Special Committee to in.
quirc into all matters connected with the
sales OF leasing Of State lands or keeping
up or repair Of State canals or roads.
A resolution was adopted, calling Oh
Gov. Allen for Information telhtive IL
calling Oht the militia last fall.
In the House this afternoon bills were
introduCedto prohibit savings banks from
loanihg money Oh personal security and
to provide for establishing schools IN
ihlrmafies. n... ..HIf.
A resolution Requesting Congress To
grant no more subsidies 10 railway and
steamship lines was adopted.
AresolutiOn was offered by Mt. Hodge,
Republican, and laid on the table, 10 tliS.
cliss, declaring II 10 lie the opinion nf The
General Assembly, that no person should
be elected President for o third term, and
that the term Of the President should be
made nj six years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

The river is now nearly clear Of ice
Last evening the Water was still receding
with 8 feet inches in the channel.
The Granite State arrived from Bell
aire and departed for Pittsburgh.
The Market Boy has resumed her trips
between this city and Bellaie.
The Express will arrive from Parkers-
burg tomorrow, and return on Monday,
The Courier will come up from Parkers'
burg on Monday,
The towboat Boaz il expected up to-
day, She will lie here until her wheel
Il repaired, and then proceed to Pitts
burgh,
The steamer Forest City will resume
her regular trips on Monday next, She
sustained 10 damage whatever from the
Ice. ''
The Science has been blocked up, and
II the river rises soon she can bG hoated
off without much damage,
The whRrfboat has been left in a very
bad position. II the Ice underneath her
melts before the river comes up, she will
roll over the bank,
NJ IDy TelGpFPh
PrTTsBuRGH, January 2S.-Riyer feet
3 inches, and falling slowly; slight rain
all day.
NASHVILLE, January 2s.-River rising
rapidly, with % feet 4 inches on the
shoals, Raining hard. Tho Burksville
arrived and departed for Cairo. 1
EVANSVILLE, January 2S.-WeatheF
cloudy and cold; heavy fog last night;
mercury 40 to 4S; wind from the north,
River risen 8 Ito feet. Port list up
George Roberts, ldlewild, Garret aud
barges, Down-Dick johnson, Shippers
Own. The latter brought Rankin 4 Co.'S
wharf boat from Green river. Business
fair.
CINCINNATI, January 2S.-River fallen
40 inches, now lGl feet stationary, Con-
siderable Ice running. The packets will
probabably resume their trips tomorrow,
CAIRO, January 2S-Arrivcd Susie
Silver, Evansville, Departed : Future
City, New Orleans. River 8 feet II
inches, rising. Light rain this afternoon;
cloudy; mercury 3S0.
MEMpmIs, January 2S.-River rose 7
inches. Arrived-lllinois, from ChicOt
City. Departed-lllinois, for Chicot City.
Heavy rain oil day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29
'Lohisianh Tnycalfshtidn.

NEw ORLEANS, January 28.-COngred-
Slonal Commitlee--Sixth day. All meni-
bcrs present. Lieutenant DelRudie-Bd-
long to cavalry and have been stationed
at New MartihSyille; went there on the
22d Of October last; went With a ., y.
Marshal to help serve writs ut Bcreaux
Bridge; while no doing SOME men isal1tetl
us with three cheers for the White
League; when at Breaux Bridge the col
ored people Informed US that the white
men fad robbed them Of their fire arms,
and asked us to make arrests; we were
told that II we made MI arrest the prfs-
Oner would be rescued; w took one priS-
oner, and OH the way some mounted hieh
talked 10 him, but | could not hear what
they said; next day we arrested another
man, and took both 10 ". MartinSville;
on election day We were a short distance
frUul ~ Martirsyille, aud when crossing a
field saw sqiad 0f nieti that 4 ihhn told
ia were White Leaguers; we met some
COlOrel men who told tls that they Ind
not voted, and dared hot TO Unless they
voted the Democratic ticket, which they
would not do; several days afterwards
was al New IBERIA where I saw Coriege
of about 800 mounted men, who must
have learned where the prisoners were
they gave three cheers for the White
League, and had band bf nltisic; these men
appeared 10 sign bonds for the prisoners;
United States Commissioner Riddle toIk
the bttnd we did not 20 all the way back
TO 81. Martinsville that night, but re.
Mained at gcntlemnn's house near the
bayou, md started iOE ST. MarLinsyille
the next day. Witness stated In reply to
question BY Mr.. Fryear, that 100 i6ini.
lies VI negroes were driven away by
plahtets who refused 10 employ them,
and to llle question whether this was III
consequence Of The resolutions passed OH
Saturday last, eight OF nine negroes re.
sponded, that bands Of white men were
riding through the country compelling
the planters u discharge, ,negtoest VII.
ness further testified that had II not hean
for the tiddps there w1h have been no
registration Of negroes, and even as IL
was there wAS not a free and iait eleG'
liOn. Referring to the White League, he
said he never saw them drilling, but
heard that they did; the League had in a
number Of cases taken arms from The ne.
gfoes; he hadheard Of 4 great humber Of
negroes being taken out and hung for
stealing, but never witnessed anything Of
the kind; II an election we're held there
to-day the negroes would not he permit.
ted to vote, but that white Republicans
might lie permitted to cast their ballots;
that the complaint by the Democrats Fas
not against ilibhon6sl oiii6ials alone, but
against them as being Republicans.
Mt. Ffyear having concluded his inter.
rogatofies, Mr.. Marshall Cross.e&amined
the witness at some length regarding
registration, political complexion Of
jufies, number Of troops, etc., III the par.
ish, but did not change the tenor Of the
statement made by the witness TO any re.
markable degree.
The counsel for the Conservative then
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29
Ice tiorgc Gave way.

GlStprSSSS.AtTg SS.tg January v 2YTApeut one
the river below this city gave way, and
oil afternoon and evening heavy Ice has
been passing. Tho steamers al the wharf
eGaped damage, but tllsgpal batges lying
lHl0w the city suffered considerable dam.
age. iAb6db forty loaded ahdNempty
bnrges were torn loose and sunk or cur.
,ried away and sonei may, b, secured hi
points below. Among The heaviest losers
are the PomerOy Coal Company, and
Joseph Walton, Of Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

OMAHA, NEE, January pa ere IN
Tie southern part Of the city this morn.
Ing destroyed a frame house worth $500
4. M. Clark, a prominent citizen ol
Wisnef, Neb., died last night.
Bills we're introduced IN both Houses
Of the Legislature to-day for the removal
Of the Capital from Lincoln, but we're held
over under the rules.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
no THE DAILY LNTELLIGENC
,.---;' s--------- --:------ --------------
Night Dispatches,
CHARLESTON.
%ft ir
Legislature Still Unable to Choose
a Senator,
Three Ballots in Caucus Develop
No New Strength.
APrOpOsltiOn From H, S. Walker.
He is IvbiIant and Confident,
Tho no.,t.. Alon Nok ;n cinkk
Three Ballots in Caucus Develop
No New Strength.
APrOpOsltlon From H, S. Walker
He is IyblIant and Confident.
The Coming Man Not in Sight.
especial biaatcl, to tho IntellIgcncsry

especial biHatcl. to the IntcllIguncerl
CHARLESTON, January 2s.
The joint ballot to-day stood; Walker
20 Camden, 81; Price, lOi Branmon, ii
Caperton, 81 E.oomis, 6; Faulkner, 9
scattering, O,
In caucus tonight, the first ballot
stood. WaIke5 22i Camden, 49, Price
l3; BMhnon, II; CaperIOm, q scatter
ingI.
Second baIIot-Walker, 81; Camden
IS; Price, Ill I'ramnon, l2i Caperton, 81
scattering, |.
Third ballot-Walkcr, n; Camden
9Oi Price, ~ lSramon, q Caperlon, 3
scattering, J.
Walker proposed to Price and CaperIon
that itlhsy would Withdrew Tonight and
hn was moi nominated, he would with
draw from the contest. Walker Is more
jubilanl than cvct. lie feels sure Of tho
nomination. MoDoc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29
WASHINGTON.

KELLOGG GOVERNMENT RECodNG2ED.
WASHINGTON, January 2s,+'fhe Senate
Committee oil Privileges and Elections
have decided that Kelloggs adninistra,
tion should be recognized as the legal
government OF Louisiana. The vote
stood. Aycs-NIOrton, Logan Anthony
and Mitchell. Nays-Alcorn, Hamilton
and Salisbury Absent--Carpenter and
Wadleigh. Mr. Alcorr stated In the coin.
mittee that II this resolution was adopted
he should vote IN the Senate 10 admit
Pinchback.
CUSTOM RECgiFTs.
;s.Custom receipts ut the following ports
for the week ending January %, were a'
follows. Boston $222,004, New York
$2,414,1t2, Baltimore $SS,499, Philadel'
phia S6s,04s, New 0rleans for the week
ending january 10, $i7,l00
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

NORFOLK, Va, Januaty 2s-The stea.
nier Lady Of the Lake, running between
Norfolk and Washington, burned this
evening. The steamer was owned BY Geo.
II. Plant 4 Co., Of Washington, valued al
$4,000. She was 10 have sailed to.mor.
row for Washington and bad on board a
full miscellaneous cargo, which was en-
entirely loeL Nm ~, ---.-.----. !
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anEoREIeN NEWS
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 2s.-Tlle directors
Of the Bank Of England to-day fixed The
discount rate at three per cent. ~,
The amount Of bullion IN the Bhl1S OF
England increased G231 900 In the past
week. The proportion OF the banks re.
serve to liability, which last week was
F2 per cent, is now 80 percent.
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NNentller lIepotL
WAH URPARTMENTI
OTEirE or riiE CiltRt siGNAL OTElCER,
WAsHlSutOS, D. C., Jan. 2S.-s;1O r. N.

fHUuAHlLlTItl's
In the West Gulf States, Tennessee
Ohio Valley and Lower Lake Rcgior
rising barometer, falling temperature
northeast 10 northwest winds, and cleaI
or partly cloudy weather.
In the Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi, Lower Missouri Valley and
the Northwest clear or partly cloudy
weather and winds mostly from The
northwest, with higher barometer ant
lower temperature In the two first dis
tricLs and but slight chnigeS in the saiil'
In the two last.
In the Middle aud Eastern State'
winds shifting to the northwest and north
east, with rising barometer, falling tenn
pprature and partly cloudy weather Ii
the former, but followed by rising
barometer, clearing weather and falling
temperature In the lntter.
The Ohio tiver will commence rising
ut Pittsburgh. The Cumberland at Nash
vile and Mississippi at Cairo and Mem.
phis will continue rising. ...It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29


TnE article which We publish this
morning from the Marlinsbnrg IndePeH'
dent indicates that with the people Of the
eastern Panhandle the question OF capital
removal Is one which they don't propose
to see smothcrc, in the strife Of political
charlatans for their own personal adj
vanccment. With the people IN thatsec'
ton Of the State It is a question involy-
ing the interest Of the StaIe without re-
gard to political affiliations, and the
independent holds up The finger Of warn
ing to the mOmbrrs from that district. 1t
lets them know that their constituency
arc not in u hnmOr to be trillcl with, an d
that the failure Of the members from the
Third District to comply with tlIe nyow-
ed public sentiment Of the District will
be visited with an OntbuFst OF honest III
dignation that will make itself felt
on the political fortunes Of those
Of its public servants who prove
rprreunt to the trust conlided to
them The Independent does not charge
that any OF the members IRON the Third
District have sold out to the enemies Of
capital removal, but II feels justified In
the inference that there Is something rot.
ten IN Denmark, The inference ls fairly
deducible II there has been my truth in
assertions that have emanated from all
the press correspondents who are giving
10 the country what ptlrporls to be II true
record of what Is transpiring at the Z.
8. The number Of rerhovalfsts IN the
Senate and House only few days ago,
heuyily preponderated, and there Ia no
doubt that II the Senatorial election had
not intervenCd, the question Of the capi.
tai removal wonld have been settled be-
fore this time.
There il just us little doubt, too, that
among the political intriguers Of the
Walker and Camden factions, tic capital
question Is the stock IL trade, ont Of
which cach party Is endeayOring to build
mp the Senatorial fortunes Of their re-
apectiye favorites,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

,.I N .l..,.li L,;.
were were eleeteu W9l.u lne people SUBMIT 10
'Re go GHlSers 20 e'eGegu' .,,,,,. = ,..,Lo
Sol. aoLreWNh u uI oelleNe , y, ~ .Ls Ils
~ rSas!1 i'lat ~ NatetVenes u tue
e9eriH pelng Iair man anu lairy ,.sss eject
eu' tolu he Inas IleFe Was no ulSpoSi''O"
10 ul1eTiere Witn ~ m "IrA W C,,,,,..
Mr.. Iachafle-pla tne . SonSeFvat'VeS
ever elaim more 1han Ihat a, uley were en-
titlea 10 DO mauS'eu 70 opl0eS 10 WhlCh
they were elected; nj i.,,
COl. MoFroWTlley cla'nieu no'hlns
'moFeI ,,i,v ,..ll en-,
AIR, laeharleIWe;re the elll.ehs Wll!lnS
and ready To help IN executing GnlIeu
States processes IN lhat sectlQn NJ lhe
country ~, ~
Col MorrowLoen, MoEEllI anu Jaase
LeVllee lni9Flneu uie that theFS WIS suCli
. state o. leeilag there Ihal he uhltsd
slales hlarshal c9alu @ not execute pie
processes ordered, Inc question became q
PFacEicaI one WheInet lc3ulu ~ y FellapIe
person q shreveport VINO would aecep.
the position oil uniIeist9Ies M9FSha,' ana
perform the duIleS t-!4elS MeEFll IN
formed me that Judge Levlzee had lried
but could NOT gee anypouy 20 accept inc
posia? , naIS aniul ;,;tn KY us'eaIo ~ ,rlaa ,Sa
" ~ asouiu w. Wy Vns,tS y. !" 'ne Wy wy
Iacs s9!Gs nanss were v. LEV, s.ve1 W ms' ~
hanqea 'he naes ~ Stuse LevItIe sho ~
said they were excellent men and that he
would be very glah togiye the Once
~ ay o1 s"Sn Un smv Iay toa,pS anS
IPp9nTu ,,a,' w. ~ H. H.
ait,soNs aW " ,snt % III, tx donntSmoTshoI wv = .ySs
in,orfareJ with thoS wo,IlI furnish
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

Hon. JonS CUNNtSduAM, Senator from
this District, viii accept our thanks for q
copy of the Reports of the Board Of Direc-
tors Of the State Penitentiary at Mounds
willie. It Ia full OF interesting matter re-
latiye to that Institution.
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NpAIN.

JllAIAHhM' ~ , IybTSoO
MADRID, Junuary 2S.-iTle National
Army have advanced on the Carlists and
already taken several Of their strong po-
sitions. King Alfonso Ia with The army.
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GheGttelIigettfe

Tue election yesterday passed fqniet'
ly, and Notwithstanding that twas way
disagrceablc day a pretty full votc was
drawn out, This was probably owing
principally to the large number OF candi-
dates, each Of which, US matter Of course,
brought out all Of his particular friends,
thus constituting large aggregate vote.
The counting Of the ballots in the Third
Ward was suspended Otl2 O'Clock, which,
Of course, wilEprevent our laying before
our readers the full returns, even II We
should succeed in getting all the balance
The indications are that Mr.. Britt will
have majority Of AT least l,2OO, while
the election Of Mr., Sweeney to the May
orally and Of Mr. Davis to the Office OF
City Sergeant Is also assured. The strong
probabilities are that Mr.. LcOnhart has
also been elected to the office Of Street
Commissioner. There are few or no full
returns OF the Council tickets at this wri-
ting, and will not be in time for this
issue.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE,-THE ANNUAL MEETING
IN Of the Island Building Association,
for the election Of Directors to serve the
ensuing year, will be held in their room,
on South Front street (lslanl), on Friday
evening, January Goth. Nominations viii
close the week previous.
ianl0E II. c. MORGAN, Sec,Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

GEN AMBROSE Il. BuRSslpE has been
elected Senator from Rhode Island. lie
will make an excellent senatori and will
rank well In that body.
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FRANCE.

PANS, January 2S.-speCie in the
Bank bf ORranee Increased 21,b7S,00
francs IL the past week.
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A pM1NIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

The undersigned having bIen appointed ION the
L, Il. davis, deCuaietl, hereby notifies all p0EsOus
indebted 10 said estate 10 make immediate payment,
and tl0ae having claims to present them duly opr-
tlhed lOF settlement.
GEORGE q. HANNAH, Admir-
JAMS Al Norway Tack Cos OtiCp
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Andrew Garaburt, for many years a
prominent banker Of Cincinnatti, died
Thursday morning, aged 85 years.