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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-09
For New

Cincinnati and New Orleans Packet Co. - F
New Orleans and the Bends.
CuAS. MORGAN. .........~....A Slime. master +.
I EAVES ON TUESDAY, C-=S
~ the 9Th inst. ats pm, For hR&
freight or passage apply to A4z2A1k
j. II. WASHINGTON, Agent,
No. 500 Front street.
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gIRps.

Large iot inst received at 2l3 Main
street. u
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NEW ORLEANS, March g.. 1880 a.m.-Cottou
'ceipts, 445l bales.
GALVESTON, March 9. - Cotton is quiet.
Mldding,. l51sc; net receipts, 1892 bales
gross receipts, 1883; sales, loss; stock, 65,4e7
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WANTED.

W. VTED = DAMAGED FLOUR. AD-
w dress y. j. N. this office. ST
UTANTk'D-BY A GOOD PENMAN. ANY
w charae,' er of writing at low rates. Ad-
dress SPENCE RIAN. this office. 7.S
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For Arkansas River

Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff U. S. Mail
Line--For Red Fork. Auburn. New Gascony
and all points through to Little Rock.
BELLE OF TEXAS~~.......W oodburn. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON
w TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at Rtt
JOHN N. HARDIN, Is Madison st.
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Our WIlaIebOne cOrsets, soc.
Dur side laced cIOIh shoes, 81.
KAHN 4 FREIBERG,
l69, Ill, l73 Main ST., cor. Poplar.
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To Steamboat Owners

WEARE MANUFACTURERS, AND ARE
w ready to supply your boats at almost
hall the price you now pay TO mlddlemen and
drummers. HUME 4 SMITH.
Steam Bakery, 4l6 Main ST., near Beal.
M-xx-7
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ST, BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATION,
1881 l3 Madison street.
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E=ELegal TenderEdEA

VII. LIIIUII, Muster..-"..Dan Sullivan, clerk
WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS EVERY FRI.
W. DAY at 5 pm. for the above paint,
paying strict attention to all way business n,
pass Pine Bluff on the up trip for Lite RoSh
on Sundays at IL IN. Returning, leaves Littls
Rock for Memphis on Mondays at n M
Leaves Pine Bluff on Tuesdays at u m. for
Memphis: The Legal Tender will make All
way landings between the mouth Of he river
and little Rock, This fine steamer will re.
~sOlicits a liberal share Of patronage. For
freight or passage apply on board or TO
S-33 X. W. LIGHTBURNE. Is Madison ct
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EIGHT barges st. Bernard coal just
received. Also Pittsburg and camel
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nor SALE-SH0W CASES OF ALL KINDS
L of my own manufacture, at lowest factory
prices. Show cases made TO order.
ii6-l6 H. G. HARRINGTON, AZ Monroe st.
.NOR SALE BRICK = ORDERS LEFT
~ with W. II. Order 4 Co., 31S Front street.
or ri yard on 0verton tract, on the bluff South
Memphis. will receive prompt attention.
Slt o. IL. p. PIPER.
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SPRAYED.

OTRAYED-AN OLD BLACK COW WITH
y white belly, Five dollars reward for her
delivery at 262 Beal street. o-lO
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N0R SALE-FIVE GALLONS OF PURE
II, milk per day. delivered in any part of tho
city. ROOM 26. NO. 80 MADISON ST.
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FcR SALE.

NOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS MASON Il
Z lIamlin cabinet organ, $ stops. Address
I'D" this office.
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The GENUINE TROPICAL, a fine cigar,
3 for 25c, at Il. Esch's. 10
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For Cincinnati.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Compapt-
For Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati.
MlNNEOLA-.............. .".......Shunk, master
WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS ON
" TUESDAY. 9th inst. at ~
r. ". LIGHTBURNE, Is Madison st.
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REGULAR MEMPHIS, PINE BLUFF
n
Little Rock Weekly Packet

For Helena. Mouth of White River. New Gas.
cony, Rob Roy, Arkansas Post, Pendletonis
Cammins', Pine Bluff, Little Rock and ali
Way Landings The elegant sidewheel pas.
senRer steamer
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vNHE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM TO
each the interior of Tennessee. Alabama,
MiaSSsippi and Arkansas. All communities
lions shsuld DO addressed
W. z. POWELL, Business Manager.
yll0.t Ne. 10 w. Court st.. Memphis, Tenn.
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NEW ISSUE.

The supreme Court Declares the
TOrbett Notes Regular and Valid
The school Fund Rs "A Portion of
the Hanks Assets Subject 20 the
suits of Creditors.
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EOR RENT-A NICE COTTAGE AND
L grounds, Sroems. good cistern and fruit.
two miles east Of the city on Charleston rail-
road. Also No. 3 LaRose street.
74O-l0 W. A. COLLIER, 16 Madison st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS

Tuesday, March 9th-LOvE's SACRIFICE.
MISREPRESENTATION.
Thursday-DIANA, OR LOVES MASKS.
Friday-Farewell Benefit of Mrs. Bowers
Shakspeare's Comedy, MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING.
Saturday : Last Bowers Matinee = LADY
AUDLEY'S SECRET.
Saturday Night-Farewell to Mrs. Bowers-A
GREAT BILL.
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k1OR RENT-COTTAGEs. OFFICEs.
Il. stores n sleeping-roOms and boarding
houSes. MYERS 4 SNEED,
&-l Hg Main street, up stairs.
FOH RENT-ST0RE NO. 24 FRONTROW,
Il lately occupied by Nathan Bros. Apply
10 l.. LAWH0RN Co,
124-f $50 Front street,
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SHELDON's
rATEXT
FEATHER RENOvATOR |

The undersigned would respectfully announce 10
the citizens d Wheeling and vicinity that having
introduced his iiapFOved Feather llehOVatcF into
this place, he i now prepared to
CLEANSE AND PURIFY FEATHERS
IN the most efItrtual manner. by pressure Of
steam ahd the way II l. applied, together with the
iacilite lot Ventilating and drying which w hare
invented, We claim TO more efecttally and In les
time FtnoTate feathers than by any pFUCtqs evef
offered the pnbllc. Our pruces, not only clCanss
old feathers irUm all Impurities they Imhlte by
constant nee, but increases their bulk nearly one
half, making them light and lively, clean and
healthy, and alsO remove. the diagrcabld OIoF %
common 10 new feathers, and destroys all moths
aud worms and the liability thereto
fOF further particulars and prices Ne small bills,
which will DOn be In circulation, Satisfaction
guaranteed OF no charge will h made. Parties H.
string 20 examihe the pfOces arc invited to calls
our place Oi business
Where The tntenteC, or HE General Agent, will 10
found, Who Will lake pleasure In showing how the
work is done Send IN yOnF orders, and come and
~ the Ftoces yourselves Al No, l6 Tenth street,
under Grant House.
ne. STATE AID Conaiy Riglh Gg Sr',, iac'udiag
Machine. J. 7. SHELTON, Patentee,
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LrFEcoTFis MAsAzSE = The May
number Of this popular Monthly is very
attractive, The opening paper (illps-
trated) is descriptive of a trip up the
Parana and in Paraguay" The author
Of Blindpiu tells US show Lady Louisa
Moor amused herself" Mr., Edward
Kearsley contributes a poem which il
very remarkable for its vivid, descriptive
poetic energy. There is very interest,
ing paper by Alexander Delmar on "over,
worked women Miss Lazarus furnishes
some charming verses called Spring
JOY" OF \ totally different variety i.
we'll written paper on Frederick
Lemaitre, the French dramatist, Of whose
acting Dickens declared that il was the
finest he ever saw. Frank Vincent, Jr-
contributes a valuable paper styled
"Northward to High Asia" Behind
their Fans" Is an amusing sketch. Mr.
Blacks story, "Three Feathers," reaches
q climax, but only the beginning Of "whal
comes OF it" appears in this number
There are other papers OF special in
terest. The Monthly Gossip, as ever, il
very entertaining, and, altogether, the
May number is unusually enjoyable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23

THE prospect Of a tilt between eS-sen.
atot Btowniow and Senator johnson does
not fiIl the people Of Tennessee with
alarm. They got used 10 disturbances Of
that kind long ago. The Nashville Banner,
it il pretty evident, does not stand in awe
Of either one Of the belligerents, or else
it would not expose itself to their united
wrath in this way: "The truth il that
neither Of these venerable East Tennes.
seeans are likely to play very conspicu.
Gus part in the future political affairs Of
Tennessee. One has gone to the Senate
for six years, and the other has declined
into the lean and sllppered pantaloon
stage ofnonagcnarianism, and can only
sputter like dying wick in a socket.
This is too energetic and intelligent an
age to be ttammeled with the worn out
nonsense Of silurian political epoch.
There Is not enough tirility left in the
possible combatahts to make Wordy
war interesting, much less exciting
enough for a political issue. Younger
voices from more vigorous and les dis.
eased minds and bodies will drown out
the shtili piping Of querulous and gar
tulOus old fahefwomen We hear enough.
'oh, letus have a rest Cheese itp"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23

There are certain proprietary articles that aiveT.
tise themselves. Among thesc are Hoateiter'i
stomach BltlerA II may he truly aid Of this uele-
bRtel remedy for dls0nlGTa Of the stomach, liver
and bowels, aud antid0te to malaria, that the con-
tents Of every bottle . an advertisement since IL
good eikcts so decidedly and promptly cTincu
themselves u invariably 70 elicit favorable SoIi-
mFnt from thOss who uss 1t, This Is particularly
true Ia rural nelghboThoOlls invaded by Chils and
fever and other types Of malaria for which II IL .
TccoSni1cd specific. such disorders being epidemic
the question "What Is the lesl remedy anil ulie.
guard naturally presents Itself 70 everybody lu
inquiry A family benelttel by the Bitten tOni'
mlnicates the fact 10 the ncighbOEI, who In turn
hecOIns patrons u the great T0mely, and proclaim
IL efficacy. This explains Why II has hccome the
most popular Of American household meiielnGs,
aud Why lis popularity Il continually on the In.
cnase. eud4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23
FRIDAY, APRIL rs, 1873.


TuERE Is, probably always has been,
and always will be, prevailing cynicism
which teaches that the olden time was
full Of all that is desirable and good,
while the present is degenerate, fading
and vicious. George William Curtis hit
OF this evil very happily, in his Concord
address. Said he; "There is CyniCism
which iondly tancies that in its beginning
the American Republic moved proudly
toward the future with all the splendid
assurance Of the Persian Xerxes descend
ing on the shores Of Greece, but that it
sits to-day among shattered hopes, like
Xerzes above his ships at salamis. And
when was this golden age2 Was it when
John Adams appealed from the baseness
Of his own time to the greater candOr
and patriotism Of this? Was it when
Fisher Ames monrned over lost America,
like Rachel for her children, and would
not be comiortedl Was it when William
Writ said that he sought in vain for a
man for the Presidency or for great
responsibility? Was it when Chancellor
Livingston saw only threatening future
because Congress was SO feeble? Was it
when we ourselves saw the industry, the
commerce, the society. the church, the
courts, the craftsmanship, the conscience
Of America seemingly PROSTATE under
the foot Of slayery2 Was this the golden
age Of these sentimental signs, this the
region behind the north wind Of these re-
proachful regretsH And is it the young
nation which with prayer and faith, with
untiring devotion and uncOnquerable
will, has lifted its bruised and broken
body from beneath that crushing heel,
whose future i distrusted? Nay, this
very cynicism is one OF the foes that we
must meet and conquer" There is truth
in this. The olden times were not
brighter, better, more hopeful and yirtu'
Gus than the present 1t is the glamour
Of distance that hides the defects Of the
past. There was traitor even in the
ranks Of the patriots at Concord, and a
deserter to the British even at the battle
Of Bunker Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23

In one of her letters to Mr.. Beecher,
Elizabeth, the wife Of Theodore, after
having declared that her future, either
for lie or death, would be happier could
she but feel that he forgave while he
forgot her, then added:
In all the sad complications Of the past
year my endeavor was 10 entirely keep
you from all suffering and bear it myself
alone, leaving you forever ignorant Of it.
My weapons were love, large, untiring
generosity, and hest.hidiag.
It has puzzled every one since the pub.
LEGATION Of that letter to make out the
meaning Of the expression nest-hiding.
It's not known that she has explained it
to any Of her friends. 1t is we'll known
the construction TiltOn has put on the
words, and there has been some curiosity
to see how Beecller understood 1t; but he
swears that lie does not know what she
meant. We make the following extract
from the crossexamination:
OIL read from this letter: any weap.
ons were love, larger, untiring generosi.
ty, and Rea-hiding." What do you under.
stand these weapons we're used for. Al
do not remember what ! then understood.
Q.-She says: an all the sad com.
plicatiOns Of the past year my endeayor
was to entirely keep from you all suffer
mgr AYES, sir.
Q.-STO bare myself alone, leaving you
forever ignorant o. it," any weapons" |
suppose, 10 efectuate that endeavor, was
itnot? A.-Well, sir, that is
(Reading) more love, n larger,
untifing generosity, and neR.hiding."
Don't you understand that, that was the
use that she put those weapons to, name.
ly;to efiectuate the endeavor to keep from
you all suffering? Al cannot say what
/ then understood. / know perfectly
well what the letter seems to me now 10
mean.
Q--Won't you be kind enough to ex.
plain what you understood at that time,
HeSt.hiiing to mean3 A.-No, sir; ! can
not.
Q.-Had you no belief upon the sub
ject7 Al have no recollection Of the
state Of mind produced by that letter.
Some Of the critics think solution may
be found in Beecher's novel, written in
1867, called Norwood" which Mrs. Til
ton read In manuscript MS the author pro.
duced 1t. In that story is the following
expressiOn-referting to one Of the char.
acterS:
II would seem a. IL her hearts love
conferred upon his life. She would hide
the precious secret by mirth and raillery,
a. a bird hides its nest.
Perhaps It was there she found the ex.
preston, for she says in the same letter to
Beecher.
Does your heart bound toward all AZ II
used7 10 does mine. lam myself again.
| did not dare to tell you TIL ! was sHfe,
but the bird has sang in my heart these
four weeks, and he has covenanted with
me never again to leave. Spring has
come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful imprudehce, causing pre.
mature decay, nervous debility, etc. having iriCl
In vain every known remedy, has found simple
Seltcurt, which he will send Jrss To his fellow Hi
ererS. Address J. II. REEVES, IS Nassau street,
New York, box 5iS5. ap7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23
THE FINANCES OF FRANCE.
A Letter from Ex.Sccretaty Nc.
('ul1Och.


Wonderful Reeap<rdtirc Po,oer Of Frdnee-
The Nation 10 Whom an Enormous Inicn.
Aitv WuI Hdid Subject to Greater Financial
Disorders than ne Nation from Whom Il
EaI Erueted-IiOr these Sep 7olurd
Specie Pigment Look to u u 8 Er-Seere.
tdry Of Tie 1redAtTy.
10 the Eltot Of the Tribune.
Sin .-Agreeably 10 your request, | will
try to find time to send you an occasional
letter upon the general subject Of the &.
natices Of the United States, with more
especial reference to the currency. Some
years ago my views we're pretty fully pre-
scented In my reports TO Congress. Those
which then advanced have undergone
no change; on the contrary, my convic.
lions Of their correctness have been con-
hrmed and strengthened by reflection and
observation. / have nothing new TO say
upon the subject now, but In writing In
this way, from this side the Atlantic, as
private citizen, | may reach many who
lack the time or the disposition to look
into official documents or TO read more
elaborate articles. In this and the fol.
lowing letter shall allude TO the finan-
cial condition Of France, az Introductory
to what I may have to say upon that Of
the United States. II il fortunate that
financial questions, or at least the ques-
ton Of the currency, can lie discussed
without exciting partisan or sectional
prejudice. Men may he influenced in
theft opinions oi tariff, Of protection,
free trade, and the like by local interests,
but there can be no local interests in re.
gard 10 the currency. Asound and stable
circulating medium IL the very "liie-
blood Of commercial nation.r The
question Of the currency is a national
question, in which all sections are equally
interested, and with which party politics
and local jealousies have nothing 10 do.
Few COMMITTEES have ever been in
worse condition than France appeated to
be At the close Of the late war with Ger.
many. Her armies had been routed; her
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LauuhIin's infant Cordial.

The chlld'Scure when teething-tOF relieve Tnaaml
nation d the Gums, u allay nheAslnes, 10 quIe
COlic Pains, to promote Sleep, tOruFe Summer Com
plant. This We consider one Of the most Valuabl,
rrmedes TO te kept In the family when tie chill
dren are cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
anls Of bottles and have To hear the lirsEtrnOl
ny It Il not all We recommend II 10 he.
MOTHERs, have you q Hekly, teHLhtNg babs thai
Turns the HOURS Of MOTT when you 70 long iUl
fest) Into one LOS1, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORM
uENT and cARGf Cry-Cry-C ry-all day and oil
hight lOngl II yUu have, Iiiien 10 TediON, ha con-
VincIll, initiate no LOAgar-a PRW drops Of ISTAS1
CORDIAL and your ehLi Will 10 PACIYiED, and
SWEET, REFRESIIIS0 sLERP will take the pllrr oil
wAKETUL SUFFERING. Procure at once bottle
Sold by al Druggists and
LAUGiLlN BROS. 4 Co, Proprieton,
WhaaI,,v W We
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Hair! Hair! Hair. (!

Just having been 10 New York CITY, I have pu,.
chased the largest stock d 1lhf Switches ana ohei
Hair Goods ever brought to Wheeling. AlGo 1 lSFFs
!!oGk d Millinery and straS Goods cheap JeVelfy,
Haif.tands, Hlck-t0n1bf Cpft.iS A. 49, ~
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loVR-
100 barrels rolleek1 tndlana rsney.
100 % Walhingt1u, Ind mus
100 % Gem q The West extfa Emily.
tuitftcelttd Ind fox aloby
me u REIttY,
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60 Gases Concentrated Lye.
100 Matches.
baneb GaFretps Snuff
20 boxes GaETelps Packs
loo pounds Dutch MAddeE Print
500 Indigo sPanhh Flat.
. tanell Chip InSWOod.
Al LAUGIIIN EROS. COS
sOpOunds ChlOgoform.
80 Bromide Potassium.
Nlomel.
Is IOdldo Potash.
80 Fluid Extracts, nideh'E
go bottles Sugar Cutel FillA
Al LAuGHLN BROS a cos
. dozen HaEer's God Liver OIL
. Halls Lung Balam.
. JAyne's ETpectnnnt.
Ayers Cherry Rect6Fal
l,gO EEences-ChnlmOn, &c.
800 HAteman Drops.
500 Godfrey'S Cafdlal.
100 E1gnce Jamaica 1lnReF,
AZ LAUGHLlN RIOS 4 CO.'S.
2,ooo pounds Grain Pepper sIngPore.
900 CoTea
go Alhplca.
20 Nulinegs-GOvernment
90 Crulm TATtaI, pure and choice.
~ Mustard, In cans and 10 bulk.
D Ground Ginger, East India 4 JamAin
Coxs Gelatne, AIroE Rot, Tapl6Ca and HaeO
oc29 AtLAUGHL1N BROS. 4 COS
100 ounces Quinine, Powers a wegh.mAn'L
20 SulphAte MOEphia.
% NltTate Silver.
70 6nyehnll.
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HAVE YOUR HOUSE pArERED BY

uAvE YOUR HOUSE PAPERED by
IL ]. y. Prayer, Practical Decorator IN
fresco and plain Paper hanging. Cell.
ing work a specially. New French Panel.
Ing for parlors. New Combination Panel.
ing for Libraries, Dining Rooms and Halls,
with DadOs and Tapestry and Damask
Filling.
Estimates and Designs furnished for
Churches, Banks, Public Buildings and
Dwellings
Work finished in varniSh when desired.
All orders promptly attended to at IIaF.
hour ( Dittman's Wall Paper House, 1869
Main Street. marc
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REEKeESeEs-he,. F. Rall, Rev. J. Mex. Reilly
Rev: u; W. Fisher, Rev, N. Mayer, C. J. Rawlings
q. ". Jehhon, WV. Shrivef, J. 3. Reeves 81 3.
= 4. HHdEethi MD q. Hupp, NJ D.; I. IA Jetspn
8 Rtadyt Friend 4 Son, Furniture DelitFs q
Mendol, Roth 4 Co, Furniture Dealers l. WCDi
manse unnt House, A. J. Sweeney, Mayor; Mrs
u! K. list, M1 W. 4. Turner. Mn h. X. What
Nm. d, l1sln, Mrs L 3. DelAplaiH, MfS s, noiE.
heimer, Arl Behj' DavenPod, AfA n. G. Arthur
ap9
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HUGHES-On THURSDAY, April y, ISIS, at bal
tInlOFe, Nd, BEsslE, vile u Thomas Hughes, o.
this city.
DICKEY.-SeaT Columbus, Ks, GU THURSDAY
April IS, ls1j, u heart disease, Mn. MARY DICEEY
sister d the late George Mehdel, In the GSth year o.
lweIl,burg papers pleas copyI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-23

II il difficult to tell the number Of Ian.
guages spoken by these vast numbers Of
our race. The lowest estimate il 800.
Some place the number at much larger
figure. The Bible, or portion Of II, is
translated into about $50 Tongues or dia-
Redistribution Missionary.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-16

THE KNIFE c. r.. otherwise II ,rry
Sto!:e Il painter who has been working for
J. c. Ransicr, moved the eto by sundry
drinks of the strychninc wiiiskey sold
around town, entered the shop of Under
wood & Stone on Chatham St. on Friday
last, and commenced to abuse one of the
proprictors, Underwood, ending that part
OF the performance by splitting in his face.
Underwood striking from the shoulder
sent Stone to grass, when tho latter TO &c
and taking uD pocket knife struck
Underwood in the face, inflicling a wound
near the nose, after which brandshing
the vicious weapon he madly drove all
present out of the shop. At this juncturc
the Marshal made his appearance, when
Stone planted himself in Il corner and re-.
fused to be are ted. The Marshal in
vokcd the assistance Albert Rislcy of Mid
dlefield who happened to be present, and
who jcrkcd Stone out of his corner SO
quick that he thought for minute that he
was the principal performer in nitro
glycerine explosion. He was then taken
to Jail, and the next day arraigned before
the Mayor and sentenced to Is days In the
county Jail.