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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
GO NORTH AND EAST
VIA THE
Louisville g. Nashville
AND GREAT SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LIN
sNo. 4, daily except Sunday.

TRAIN No. 2 connects at Milan with ". o.,
St. L. & C. r. r. from the South to the North
and East; at Guthrie with st. L. S. Z. Ry
trains going North and South at Cave City
with Stages for Mammoth Cave; nj Lebanon
Junction for points Knoxville and Rich
mond Bran ches; at Cincinnati Junction and
Louisville with l. c. & L. X. r. foi the North
and East; at Louisville with o. NJ, R'y and
J. NJ. |. X. X. for the North, East and West.
TRAIN No. 4connects at Milan with N. o. st.
L. G. X X. from the South TO the North and
East; at Mckenzie with N. c. & 81. L. RI for the
Southeast At Guthrie with St. L. q s. cry
train going North ut Glasgow Junction with
trains TO and from Glasgow; at Cave City with
Stages to and from Mammoth Cave; at Cincin-
natl junction and Louisville with L. G. Il l..
r. r, for the North and East.
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NOTICE.
SUPREME CoURF MISSISSIPPI,
October Term. 1874.

SUPREME CoURE MISSISSIPPI,
October Term, 1874.
MONDAY, March Sth, 1875.
ORDERED. that At the April term, A. D.
~ 1875, of this court, the docket OF the FIRST
District be taken mp on the third Monday, 18th
day of April. and the cases thereon called un-
docket Of the Third District will be taken up,
and the cases thereon called until Monda J,
the 7th day Of June, when the docket Of the
Second District will be taken up, and the cas- IS
1876.
True copy from the minutes
ATTEST
A. W. LITTLE, Clerk.
March II '75-S0d
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s2,Gs,992 IA
RECEIPTS
Ss,09,56l Ii
EXPENDITURES

Amount of premiums received g. 414 454 "a
Amount of interest received-...... l. Gas IO6 "a
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STATE OE PENNSYLVANIA,
County OF Philadelphia,

OOUH1y o HIIaueIguIai
Alfred G. Baker, President, and Theodore
NJ. Roger, Secretary of the Franklin Fire In
duly afirmed, dspose and say that the FORE
going is full, true and correct statement of
the affairs of said Company and the said In
surance Company is the bona fide owner of at
least one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
of actual cash capital invested in State and
limited States sCcks and bonds, or in bonds
and mortgages of real estate, unincumbered
and worth double the amount for which the
same is mortgaged; and that they are the
a Dove described officers ofsaid Insurance Com
pany.
l. $ ALFRED g. BAKER, Pres.
THEo. NJ REGER, Secretary.
Subscribed and irmed to before me this
ninth day of March, 1870.
H. CHARLES II. KOBENO,
Notarv Public
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07

] SUNBURsT.--A new journal by
hrc mentioned title we are informed
III be started in this city. 1t will be
dent in politics and religion and will
BIS energies TO the Interests oil the
bee. 1t will be the organ of the State
Aian Association. J. +. O'Sullivan,
'hs been selected editor and general
81 by the stockholders, and leaves to-
N Nicksburg ana Natchez in the inter
Ia new journal. We trust the Sun
IN meet with great success.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07

NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WILLIAM H. BEERS, ACrUARY.
WILLIAM ii. BEERS, VICE-PREs' 7.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
IN SURANCE.
STATEMENT OF the CONDITION
-oF THE
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF PHILADELPHIA Pa


On the 31st Day Of December. 1874.
THE NAME Of the Company is the FRANK
l. LIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1t is located in the city of Philadelphia.
State of Pennsylvania.
The amount of its capital stock is FOUR
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The amount OF its capital stock paid up is
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Assets of the Company are as follows
Cash on hand and in the hands of
agents other persons :. $40. 76S Is
Real estate unineumbered ..-...-..- 10000 %
Bonds owned by the Company.
U. S. bonds guar yaluel S244001
CIV bonJs 710o1
Railroad bonds : 5000
Miscel aneous -......... $500. 1000
$4,000
Market yalue...-..--..-....--... AS, 800 %
Loans on bond and mortgage be-
ing first lien unincumbered
real estate worta double the
amount loaned ...-............. -. 2,4l2l46 10
Debts otherwise secured...-,....-.... - 80 %
Interest accrued 3S 100 50
All other securities ....-..-..-..-..... 1885 -
Total Assets...............,..... "a, aoa, $50 80
LIABILITIES.
Amount due OF pot due to banks
or other creditors 5 ia, 500 90
Losses adjusted and not due -....-- "a. 365 81
Losses un-adiusted. ............... 1851 co
Losses in suspense, waiting for
further proof .......7...... $50 90
All other claims against the Com
pank. including perpetual de-
posits reclaimable 1870 423 50
Amount required TO re-insure all
outstanding risks...................- SOJ, 100 OO
Total Liabilities 49,. Az, 155 81
an1 one $40, 900 90
nT- on
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
Epilepsy or Fits.

SURE CURE for this distressing com
u plant is now made known in treatise lof
48 octave pages) on Foreign and Native Her.
bal Preparations, published by DIR. o. PHELPS
BROwx. The prescription was discovered by
him in such a providential manner that he
cannot conscientiously refuse TO make it
known. as il has cured everybody who has
used il for Pits, never having failed in a single
case. The ingredients may be obtained from
any druggist A copy sent free to all appli-
cants by mail. Address DR. o. PHELPS BRowx.
2Grand Street, Jersey City, N. J.
Maj. 10 75-4w,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22
Red Cloud.

This noted chief, with a number of
bis tsihe, passed through here on the
six O'Clock train Monday morning,
on their way to Washington to see
the President. IL Red Cloud and
his savage colleagues are to be cred
tied, the President should at once in
stitute the most rigid inquiries into
the doings of the Indian Agents.
This class of officials has, for many
years, been the subject of suspicion
and every days information accumu-
iates evidence against them. Red
Cloud goes to Washington to negoti-
ate for the cessition to the govern
ment of the Black Hills country.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22
TRIBUTE OE RESPECT.

At the regular meeting of the Fire
Department held May IL, 1875, the
following resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, That this Department
has heard with deep regret of the
sudden and distressing death of our
fellow member Eli Sharff,
ReSolUed, That we most deeply
sympathise with the afflicted family
in this their sad visitation, and be it
further
Resolued, That the Engine-house
be draped in mourning, that the bell
of the Fire Department be tolled at
the funeral of the deceased, and that
copy of these resolutions be sent to
the afflicted family.
VIM. ID. BURKHART,)
j. III. GETTINGER, Com.
III. WHEN,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22
Tight Boots.

A correspondent sends US story of
q man whose boots were too large and
who filled them partly with old pa
pers to make them fit. The loss of
an important deed was soon after dis
covered and the family homestead
saved only bya scratch, when the old
boots were re-soled and the missing
document found in the padding. Up
on such Incidents as this are roman
COS built.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22
Fourth ard Meeting.

A meeting was held at the Fourth
Ward School House Saturday even
ing, to nominate councilman for
two years. John Farrin, Esq, was
elected chairman and Henry A Miller
Secretary. The result of the vote
as follows: Patrick A'Hern, So; G..
w. Holxe, 8; John Fressinger, 3; 5.
f. Bratt, /; Thornton Russler ..
A vote of thanks was rendered to
the board Of education for the use OF
the school house.
HENRY A. MILLER, Sec'y.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22
shepherd College.

We are indebted to Prof. JOS. Nc
Murran, Principal of this State Nor
NAL School, for a Catalogue of the
officers and students for the year
l874-75. This year has been a very
successful one, end the School has
been doing good work for the State.
The catalogue shows an attendance
as follows: Junior Normal class lis:
Senior Normal class 20. Collegiate
Observation-Disclosures "a: Sophie
more 81. The School has only been
organized twoyears, and it has alrea-
dy prepared about fifty teachers for
our Public Schools.
We are glad to note its prosperity.
and trust that when the next appli-
cation is made to the Legislature for
an appropriation the officials will
certify the fact that their Catalogues
is paid to Printers outside our State
from funds given by West Virginia
Taxpayers, while the printing Of
Aces in the State are numerous -
Eight wrongs nobody.
.----4wMzsnu------
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22

A Good start,

A boy who has been brought UP to
carry coal, tack down carpets, wash
dishes and make up beds, starts out
in life with an experience which viii
go a great way to save him from the
horrible fate that awaits those young
men Of genius who venture into edi-
torial sanctums with original poems
for sale.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22
New Sunday school.
NORTH MOUNTAIN. NAV Is.

NORTH MOUNTAIN, May Is.
TO The Editors Of the Independent:
Please note the fact that in Dis
trict No. 10 a thriving Sabbath
School has been organized, and now
has 35 members. Considerable inter-
est is taken in the cause, and the
children come with clean faces and
sparkling eyes that seem to say they
are glad that Sunday School has COM
menced. AS usual there are some
disconnected spirits, pouring cold
water on the effort, but all win work
well. The officers are ID. Sharer,
Supt.; G. Fultz, Asst. Supt.; II. S.
Carr, Librarian; j. Emerson, Secre-
tary, and j. f. Morrow, Treas.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22

The summer timetable Of the b..
u O. r.. r., win go into effect in
about two weeks. We learn there
viii be no very radical change from
be present schediile-the difference
il, no instance being over an hour.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22
Fourth ward.

Mr.. Patrick Ahern has been nomi-
mated for the Council from the 4th
Ward. The nomination is a good one,
and in the person Of Mr.. Ahern the
Ward will be well and faithfully rep
resented.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22
Post Offices.

West Virginia has u total of 73l
post-offices 1876 in the First Congress
sional District, ESQ in the Second,
and 266 in the Third. There are but
81 money-order offices in the State.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22

The Hagerstown Netcs says more
fish hooks were sold in that place last
Saturday night than ever before
known. Half the town 60 out fish
ing on Sunday.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22

Cumberland INDUCED i'll the luxu-
ny of a corporation election yester-
day.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22

The apple bloom is profuse, an in
dication that fruit has not, as yet,
been injured by the frosts and cold.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22
.yark Frost.

Jack Frost ruled omnipotent along
the Potomac and in the lowlands Of
this county, on Saturday last.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22
DRY GOODS 9 GROCERTEs--D. M. shaFsr . Bro.
PUT YOURSELF in bis PLACE.
II You HAD BOUGHT GOODS At RUINOUs PRICES
WOULDN'T YOU GIVE YOUR PA RONS THE
BEN EFIT. LUST LOOKl

Yard Wide Brown Muslin
Yard Wide Bleached Muslin :
IL Yards Calico for
Balmorals worth 90 cents. for
Cprsets worth one dollar, for
Ginghams worth IA cts!for
Crash worth Is cents. for
Ladies Linen Suitings
Yard Wide Percales, best,
Yard Wide Jaconetts,
French Lawns worth 80 cents. for
Blue Overall Goods worth Is cents,
Best Bleached Muslin
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22

Not one person in three will own
up that they snore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11

SUNDAY EDITION,

SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMOH .ON MOINlN0,
WIN contain eist o. go, embracing the NHWa or
TIE DAY, ana an abuulant .ui % Of frsh ,rigluai
,nd selected articles Of the sroltet ,itcrcs.
PRICE, THREE CENTS
NEwsNFN va do n no order literally Last an.
DAY they wore loopoo short. Pur"aers 20 Insure
copy -hpal orler FRO de-, % to.dY.
STNDtt TLLEGRAM.
IhE ttS SAYS; "WONEN VIII IL THIS WAY
CIT Il.i. y tnT lN-il3 = IL A PAPER OF
MUCH Ltl.GLH f,i., 80 AItDN."
1000 80 tDlIt,.
AND II.D fol; iMO CENTS
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SUNDAY EDITION.
TOMORROW MORNING.
WIZ coni'in ,isht page. embracing tho NEWS Of
Tut DAY. and ~ ahuniint -uppY II fre Ia. original.
ana .e,r,ici ART cle- " tAe lren'r,' interest
PElUf THEE CfNrs.
SEw.NCN Wi. do vel 80 order iihrr Nv Last sun
f'y ,Nc, were iconol .acri. rurcaa,cr, 10 insure
copy Al ,u'd order f-,m dci'c-s to.div.
"nlf TLli.ti.Ah ~ nDHs HAVING POINTS
tt En- 4 I'Ntf. A'ni' Nb- ~ - Hated II. u =.
UtNIiuN-, NttlCU Or rHEN,NLNE, ST. II kFrP
H. SALE FAR ''nNE lhiH' COLLATION."
Flltl TWO CENTS
~ tui II NpAl TELEGRAM.
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SUNDAY EDITION.
TO MOa1loW MORNING.

whi contain eight pages, embracing the NRws or
TIKI DAY. and ahund supply Of fresh orig na
snd selected artci's oft,, grcatrst interest
PRICE. lulEL CENTS.
NEwsNEN Wllld, Ncll to ori ~ hbrriily Last Sun.
day thcy were io,pol short rar .ln,cr, to iasure
cory should ORC from drh O.. TODAY.
lN FACT. 90 T. Olli,i N.hi NNNOtN tfD
lNItON Ot iHp4u,' tOpIl H." NND ms ~INCT is.
'iti N-tp 10 iG,tpi COIIh-. ASD II SOLD FOR
ON \ lNO ttNt-
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0Tluntto- ftma'ts

A RRSPECTA Woman to do nrs,.clss. co oSl,
N re nd hnuscw0rk for three persons one inst
o. Monsoon. Bto broadway, M stars.
AIL.CI.NS~FSOF PEOPLEr slt1c SUNDAY
n TELEGRAM. CT uotion 1900 copies
RrIIICIAL LhANE~. Islands wanted at 10
~ Wr-i lt0nistUn ~
GERMAN ,nHL wanted hyag American family
~ Tor homework. ~ 3 .f"p moor
SEWINt. MNtIitNL~ is.t'd,, b. q, "a i.,t., 70
Srensitci ladirs taught. stores % Uiecnsch a''
an 4 = Past Nrn1'"si.
FI,HE SIN ~AY-i
toRrrV ATtfY ACOop 1IiiVu mas nNiPfNEp.
vyy nSy.nlI&t m A. "fffH%tellN nhb HWY rity
Efs4s Tli'i 'sl}SpAE,kSbi iis>, To.',I,i ildlNN
ms 10 PUrLIsu 1at1H NbNthil-tML as
FVR NOTHING tl,tt LNiiON ld5VO IOP!!a.
PRit l. TWO ,kNTs.
NXANIED Prot. U,nt woman. for genera,
plain coot wasner IN if.1,f. ir TX city references
tIii bcfOr' II. 90 West itif.
WANTED An ntpntr girl ahou' IS 3 onn In waut
w oio homci wic, tior' 81 per %, nm .,,.,,.,
WANTED V,ucrenr A.ri n'rlroi rcri on nne
ndIii>GswuG1i, g tttp-. a.t nroadesy.
WANTtD Girstorcs .r,.,. ,con', ,.'9,,e !, ',,--s
w tsp'ri.ncc. Apply. oct"rcn l. 4nc !. at 40
Chambers ~.
W ~ 10. Inquire 90 e1,L 20. bet 90 LlMl'.
W iifGN.LA4 HoN o.. $, iaiacn la'..'
YOCNH U'RL- can ceiin sngye,; rec. long
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11

dln'ul sasllanrN,.
Srlh&MA'NAq r >nr. >vprrraur PIANOS.
THE sfA%bHibrliN6is ~ tiiFNonp.
,,h,ynt. q,,ea sNariri inc fir' OF III, Grand 0oid
"oi'lT 70 [AdI ,s y 1891
Prices a. Low as 'Hs r>c'siy, g Of the best mate
petnlYG Tr2iI65' wgii?9sS,@E r. VIA %9fAns
lLlU,fk\IkpC trAluitFS,
Wiz" i1lee I's' m'il"A free - ..l1222yHl?t soxs
io7. iop, anl III At IAN ST.. New York.
A GREAT OFtrH.-wc wll Tor, fey .a'y, ~
mns,hrr- ciifniy yer. at 'wrr P'ic" tnth .yir
csiyei ii&Xd& wN1st'a ,n'|'. "a Br5iiwy.
A. a MHnEs s 3 S os's R iq 4Gs;
j. RiObLE, is waverlcy place, near broadway
A sioo r9,sEo2a gin2 Ant stool pl,P9g. g. ,gSgs
~ i"ccker st., near bowcr'.
A MH:EW3op 5,Ys'Sys piano 800 s's East
I n"Ii@ed " ~ Is ei'v &c. U Ssr i.os
NENA aony HEtpS THE sMYpAy rELE
and Ii seen b. over 3l1oD people.
1 ESN than 300 -ChicAcr.nS ro-ewo,d pianoforte,
i N 'dern improvements, perfect order. 20 kast
T. Tfa ~ fi So S Sa %G2nIs s ssy
ITPKIGHr, square and grand piano, and organs.
u stchTa's AMI Others. installhcnts and to rent
DGrgains this month.
s. NBALL q CO.. Il East lim at.
TnE sun
SUNDAY EDITION.
TOMORROW MORNING,
VIII contain eight pages embracing the NEWS OF
THE DAY, and abundant supply OF fresh. original
ana selected articles OF the greatest interest
PRICE, InKEk CENTS.
NEwsMrN will do well to order literally Last sun.
day they lOO.OOO short. Purchasers TO insure
copy should order from dealers to-day.
| I'HE SUNDAY TELEi!RAM
Il HAS A
ClRCULAriOS or
10J,OM COPIES.
AND ADVERrlSfS FREE
FOR All, OUT on EMPLOYMENT
PRICE ONLY TWO CENTS,
AND CONTAINS All Tux
khhN OF nm DAY.
PiiCE TWO CLNTS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11

ALI, WANTING FARMS. ,..--
~ For w. farmers gardeners, ana farm iaontets
from the old country gOOd farm lands, Virgln e0il ~
So pcr acre on year rredit. The soil " good
productive foam. near the great markets. OF New YORK
ana Phiaeipii ny railroad whore from 20 y AZ acres
constitute good farm. when partly planted 10 ifut.
From is locality greater quantity and variety Ottrut
than from any other place OF edual
aitainthe United states II I, In Zoe midst ~ thriving
immunity With good roads stores, schools. an man
utArtnfir.. Female members ~ families ana Othefs
can procure good At straw sewing shoe WORK
baton makfug, clptlius WORK. nud Other htncncs
Many English, IRISH scotch, Herman. and Swcde far
rrrs have sctiIen srd prosperous. Numbers OF
rlcn,rs fr Jn sac virrty 81 Ncv Icrk are Locating
Farming II more prOntap'e than west on acc mt 81
ihe markets. For excursion tcsets a1piyt IOHN w.
PANE, iWI ptrk place. two dnurs from Neet A. New
YORK.. Papers cont ming fu Information VIII ne sent
free ~ charge
NOR ~,IF-New house ~ 10 rooms 'wOs DRY,
u hnseurnt, ani cellar house In OR enc av., Tor
q NDO terms easy. houses 20 let II ~ go u 10,
win iinnr lvtmcntr. iNsrtNGS, pj3 Broadway, op-
pusttr rekaihRy., brooklyn.
~ HKOONLYN, q. ~. Hnuse and ioi i7S llich'
I gri-pn It, near llumhUlut St. price fl,SDoi eew'
I've ronus. inpi re on The pr misses.
nun: SJNSNy~o F IilE SUNDAY 1tLEGHAM
"IN fNCI IT. Is OFftt TALLY ANNOUNi 10
mat rHE TELEGRAM ALRLAnN HAS A>IuWI'
IA1ipN pf inupl COilh-," AND ms SINE n.
Cul Astp 70 loiiHn COPIES, AND Il SOLO FOR
ONLY TWO CENTS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-02

prrhucrtyE tLoops.

CobtSowoob, April 1.-THE eastern
and Western parts Of this city are com.
pletely flooded. The poStoffice aud rail.
way station are inaccessible. The rail.
road track Ia washed away in several
places north and south, and trains cannot
come within half a mile Of the station
Bouchet's mill.dam and several bridges
have been carried away. The damage 10
property is very great. The sudden tise
Of The water 4 attributed TO the over
flowing Of Pretty river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-02
Answer to the Evening Critic.
Editors IntOllISenwri

A copy Of tho Epeniny Standard lies be-
forc me, It's locals have been read and
among them the scurrilOus onslaught
made on the members Of the Waverly
Society, we we're unfOrtunatG enough to
appear before this household God OI
Wheeling, The gentlemen belonging tC
the "Waverly' wishing to improve Them
seyos In literary tastes formed the society
that has been carried OIL for over two
years under great disadvantages. Fol
The purpose Of spreading the name and
object Of their society, they invited their
friends to visit them once in.a-whlle, and
note their progress and encourage them
in their well known honorable nndertak'
Ing. That they might meet In aglad re-
union, before dislanding for the summer
season, they Issued u general invitation
to tho public to witness their closing ex'
crcisCs. They little dreamed that tho Of.
forts they were making, were to DO held
up like the garb Of Caesar, torn and
bleeding, fresh from the butcher stall oil
the Standard local. They met and In their
midst sat this modern Cassiua, lank aud
lean, with his Jealous eye ready to detect
nG im,h;In % Iboir ~ n'i"ipte. ns his pen Il ia
, 70 apGe ao',i,,nisI.n aI y ~ rom % dISsr nm, NJ
eopy .s IL" ''''''"' w "" ' |
PVVS t,1,, ,.,. ,,,,i, ,ho ,os, tsnst;no
=, ,bo;s H.; SIa faS, S"ar"rn saS Nv WV '''
What have the members Of the W. L.
s. done 10 this giraffe that he q honld
,ans,.ho," Sm"V % ~ | ;nG;0nSt;"m ami trannle
,%oiL ,I"S" toOIio " ori%s,s I "nJsr NJ" huge bani
wiL;n,' @ ,uV"' ' ,.nij.,,'n" y " vb"" ;"yiteJ Iv
Tr;onT in snsyyi ~ y IL" Svsuing nj his Louss.
Stnn %a GnJs s"n,otLinS ,i;sIosieini 10 III
;O"I;n1 ~ vii io"~o ~ SGon me- conycnirnt
%,,, Iy, witl w." re,S;n , a, ~ iSS"i I cbatitSblG
s;IsrCe yTs S iii % ia writOp % %oi Tint artiOie
Sl.e';vI. ~ n;,I.. -" '"e "''''' W '""' '''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-02

oSE million four hundred and forty.
eightthousand dollars in legal tenders is
the next installment which the Secretary
otthe Treasury yesterday decided should
be consumed in the flames Of redemption
This plan Of calling in and destroying
legal tenders, which seemed for a time TO
be almOs. failure, Is now working
salisiaolory in every pafticulat
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LEwlsBuRG, PA, April 1.-THE food
caused by the Ice gorge has driven peo.
pie from their homes along the flver
banks, and great excitement prevails.
WILLIAMsPORT, Pa, April 1.-THE ice
above this place has broken up, and IL
passing down on an eleven.fOot flood. A
considerable quantity Of logs have been
going down since 0 4. n. They are sup.
posed TO have come out Of Pine Creek.
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oupEsyowN, April l,--Arfived- The
sleSmship Siberia, from Boston.
Ngw YoRK, April 1.-Affiyed---The
aseAmShip West philadelphia from
Hamburg, and O. I. Ford, from GlasgoW.