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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-20
| ASSIGNEES' SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.

The undersigned, Assignees in Bank.
ruptcy Of Thomas sweeney Bankup'
will, under and by virtue OF al Ouirr,i
the district Court OF the United State, mr
the District of West Virginia. entered M,
the 5th day Of March, 1870 proceed to .,n
mt public auction, at the front door Of the
Court House of ohio county, IN the ,lty ut
Wheeling and State OF West Virginia, uu
"wednesday. tEe 3Ist da, OF March
1873, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the
following described parcels OF Real Estate
situate in said city, that l. to say
/. Lots numbered eighteen Is and nine.
! teen ,lg, on the west Side ui Main street
between Sth and 9Th streets, on which j,
erected the elegant and commOdious RES.
dence occupied by said Thomas Swrrury
BY deed dated February ~, 1873, OF record
in Ohio county land records, In book 80.
page H., John Mcclure and wife conveyed
10 said sweeney Il ri-hl Of way nom said
lot Is across lot II 10 Jefferson, now g'h
/ street. From said lots is excepted 80 much
| thereof aS was taken by the =. ". & n. H.
/ II. CO., by condemnation proceedings IH
! the Circuit Court OF Ohio cOuutN,H iUll dee
/ scriptiOn Of said portion So taken. apreaN
/ In Chancrry Order Book No. :, 81 SAID
/ Court, page ~.
/ eight 90, between 7th and Nth streets, DU
I the east side of Main street, on which is
erected comfortable two story brick
/ dwelling.
! >. Lot numbered tWCniy.One ~ \, on iu"
I east side of West street, and cOrHrriug Uu
/ an alley.
1. The north one.third 90 Of lot ipr',-
five liJJ the whole OF lot fprty-SiN H.. :AuI
. the south twO-thlTdS I. d. OF lot fUgly seven
. an, on the west side of Main street. Doc.
/ tween wenty-Nrcoud - and twcu'y-ihIrI
/ % streets, Centre Wheeling. The same
/ will be- sold I'm six parcels, containing uur.
/ third "a Ola lot each. fronting abOuttHru-
! ty-two - feet on Main street, running
back an even width 10 an alley, masking
convenient and desirable building lots.
;. \ tract Oi about sixteen and Onr-lu.l
.lGi.I acres In the First ward Ul sand cts,
extending from JOnathanS Cut ~ and
partly east OF the National ruuI conveyed
ID said Thomas Sweeney In pant by Nui.
=. WiCkham, Sheriff and tuWml- >luu"I,
By deed dated August 2rn. lNG, aud "i re-
cord in said land records IN book u, rAs"
iii, ana in part by VIM. T. Nichols, by d''H
dated November y, 1869. ana of record ~
said land records in book -, pH2c y. pat
10 the undersigned. by agreement dated
August IN, 1855, and recorded In said land
records iu book i3, page 2Hi, said Sweeney
Granted t. Robert Marshall a mining hight
uudcra port ion OF said land, and said Mar
Nh-ll granted 10 said sweeney all
Of the interest of sad Marshall
in said land. But from said land
is to bee excepted about $3.50 square
feet, conveyed To John X. Morrow by said
Sweeney, by deed dated June :, 1867, nud
recorded in said land records In book d.
page 81; and about iiny-twO poles con
vcyrd 20 \. j. Clarke, trustee, 10y SAID
Sweeney. by deed dated November .Nh,
1870, and of record In said records Iu book
al. maze al.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

III, PERSONS HAVING e l. A NJ $
y against the p. w. & X. X. K. Company
are requested to file them with the Clerk
of the Board of Commissioners on or pc
fore April list, 1875, at p. IN. BY order Of
Finance Committee.
mrlSi CHAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-20
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Il SARN Counter. and shelving, ".
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occupied hy TuDWa, Fany as 90 2!"...''
the lltu Ward Market -qU"r'r f"'-''
given 90. April ], ~. Apu.t r,,...,...
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New GOodS,

CARPETS AND WALL PAPER Az
RIViNG daily for the Spring Trade.
By an early call you can have large as
Sortmcut OF both 10 select from, at
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-20
FOR PARKERSBURG.

-U~ THE STEAMER EXPRESS,
~ Il Captain Phil AnschutZ, Will
leave Tor Farkersburg and Intermediate
points, on Friday, March 18th. For freight
or passage apply to
mrlS c. II. BOOTH & CO., Agents,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-03
3d. 1872 2 .
nle6r befommcn.

-9(us gS itprcuben iNrej6t mou
Ser vGrml. 3t9.": NuN I'M &lofcr 2nnf
lit oos grob Mcrt poll6radt Monta5
ben 81. Gcptem6er 1875 I'M 5 llbr9}o0-
mitta9s liu0 Die lebtcn Selupbncr oc5
&lolcrs omtli0 au5geluie len uno bos
&lolter> bie STRIDE un0 aQe 9}dumlidfei=
ten omtli6 pcrl0lollen pprben 15ooes=
ltile bcrrl6t in o(len GGumli6 6fciten bcs
S(ofers.. ..uno int 9onjenOrte.: :Sfeine @lofc
ert0nt, feline Sburmubr tiinoct bic 13eit
5taut sba II ferDtt. 98as
uorousSuIebcn mar 1T cin9etroffen. Dic
5iirtci ~fublt li6 ouBer @tanoe, Die Gin
len iDrer gebduf ften @tootsanleibcn in
Yoq ous;ubesoblen" SIM 2aufe oes 9ten
Oftober trof omtli6 sic 9}o9ri@t Gin
oob bic tiirtil6e 9(e9ierung fin itia
bie 3in1en ibrcr @outs 16ulo MIR CUR
9dlite in Nerlbreibun9cn be5oblen min,
>ucl4e in fini Sobren riid5ablbor 1ino
un0 nit fiinf psf. uerSinlt wcroen lpllen
0os lit benn frcilib cine 60uloenob=
l9iittelung, wie oie 9(lten, ooer Gin
@tootsbanterott> >uic Die 9leucrcn ST
la9en pflegcn. Sic W}ib>uir!bi@oft
in BEN tiirtil6cn Sjnan5en mar felt 20
Sobren> ieit Dem &rimtricge 10 9rob, sob
Die Siirfei elmer Mabre9el oicl ler 9rt 10
I6t6ar entgegentrcb, >pie en ia 16 uno
raider oobinltiebcn6er @trom bem@al-
)crfolle.
- Ser Yoplt fat am 7. Oftobcr
ben General 9(9or Yol6o, cinen 9(b9e=
1onoten Der gbo6s BON Yerien,>in fcicr=
li6cr 9luoien5 cmpIon9en. Dielcr iibcrz
reidte ein ei9cn6dnoigcs SWrei6en lcincS
@cbietcr5 uno tbcilte 9lcitbscitig mit> baB
oerlelbe Die @elbente bes Yopltc5 germ
entge9engenommen lno lcinen YebDrbrn
onempfoblen bobe> ben &otbolfen inYcr=
fen Die frcie 9uSii6un9 i6rcr 9lcli9iou
Su 9citotten.
Ser 9 Jap It fat elmer 9(nsoGl bon
Yilgern aus 8clgcn bic ibm om 3. Ntt.
cine 9(0relie ii6errei6tcn !, in ldngerer
&eoe 9eont>uortct. Sr oic1er 9leoc fonlmt
folgcnoe @tele bor v@c,pille &e9ierun=
gen fiirbten> baB bie Notionen, ,uie 5ic
loaeu, clerical tueroen t0unten, uno min
16en oebbolb, oob lie 10 >uenig wie m0sr
li6 poer lieber gar nitbt jn oie DeiliQc
Treunol@oft Sell Gbrilti 9elon9en. 9iclc
&e9ierun9en 9lei1en ben Ginpo6nern
ppn @erola un0 folgen ibrem 8eilpiee.
Sic Gin>uobnern BON @erola la6en Der
lbieoene i6rcr 81 t5iirgcr BON b0Qi?Nen
@ciitcrn befrcien, wcld)e no60em ie aus
getrie6en worcn, ucrlan9tel,, in sic 2ciber
ciucr @ccrOe lbmuti9er S9icrc 5u fabren,
uno 1tiir5tcn ocle oorauf oQc in ocn @cs,
NO lie umfumcn> unO ocb6ol6 9in9cn sic
@cro1ener SIT unlcrm @crrn Se1u5 Gb,i=
lus uno botcn i6E, ibr @c6iet iu pcrlol=
fen. @a lic oDnc 3lpcifel iiirdteten, ou6
re.ibri9enS9eerocn nno S1iere 5u uerlet
rtl, 10 entl6lollen lie li6, liebcr Sc lum
Gbriitum 81 entferncn ais in 0er Sur6t
5u blei6en, ibr gicb uno i6r Gut 81 per=
licrcn. @jlei6er Wei1e oudl beute mod
sieDt man oie TreunolDoIt Der Treioenter
Der Treunol ltoft @ottes roa uno man be=
5ei9net oos Nerbalten Der 9uten G6rilten
nit oem 9lamen oe5 reli9i0(eu Gauatia=
MUS"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-03
Spbeufbau.
(IuSlanb.)

(NuSlanb.)
Yerlin 81. Oct. Ser bcutiN'
&si65to9 trat bcute sulammcn, jeood
mar Oct &aifer bNr9 llupoblein per-
1inbert anne jenO Su lein. Scr Gtoots=
mini ltcr Oelbriirf perlas bie 56ronreoe
in >pel6er Ser S3ailer 1a9t> oaB Der Trieot
jett 9eli6erter lei ais 5u ir9cno elmer
3eit >ud6ren0 Ser 5>uon5ig Sabre, luclbt
Der Scr1 1tellung oes 9}ei6cs porber9ingen
90 ii in@en 81. Ott. 9ie 9lu5bur:
ger 9(u9emeine 3eitlu9 la9t> Bic bairildt
&ammer lueroe 9(nion9s Sonuor >uicoel
sulommen berufen un0 nicbt ouigcl0I
lueroen, es lei Oenn> 6ob lie Die Tinan5'
uorlGld9e Der 9e9ierlng 5uriict >peilt.
2pnoon %. Oft. Cine 5pe5ialoe=
pc1@ aus 8erlin meloet, es lei jebt feI
6el ltimmt, bob ocr &ronprinj Die 9lusltel-
lung in philadelphia belu6eu miro. Mud
6eiBt e. CT lucroe 1einen 6lte ten @obr
mitneDmen.
2onoon, 25. Oft. Sic rSimcs'
brinet 9eute Morgen cine @peGoloepelbt
bon Berlin, uorin angetiinSi9t it, bol
Der &Dni9 BON 8oYern bcfoblen bat lei-
men Beief in mel6em er 1ein polles Ser
trouen in ]ein Cabinet ousoriift, ourd
oos gonse &6nigreih SIT pcr6ifentli6en
2ono opn, 25. Ott. Sic vNiornn0
Yo1t" briugt cine@pcsi sioloepcl6c ponYcr=
lin, in >uel0er 9encloct miro 0ab uie=
oerum Gerij0te III ltmlaui lino, >vonod
Shirt Yisuard bcobliNti9t, in Tol9e lei
ner 10mo0en Gcluno6cit lein 9(mt ME-
Oer5uleyen.
81 H. 2G. DIT. Gs 6eiDt, boB ejnjg(
ocutlNc fatbolil6e SilA6fe unldn9It I'M
Wotican all frogtel> luie lie 1ib SIT ucr6al=
ten Dobeu> I'm DEM Gonfift nit ocr oelt=
11en 9}egierung ein Gnoe Su ma6en
cardinal 9(ntpnelli lon0te Oaroui an
iimntli6e oeutlde totbolilD lDeSn10fe Gin
Circular, in lpelDem ct lie I'M Oeren 9n=
li1t in ge5u9 ouf Die NGttel fro9t. lpie
cine Yerltdnoi9ung 5luil 6en Der 9e9ic<
rung II. benSiih6fen er5ielt lueroen fam.
2on0o 2G. Oft. Ser 2onooner
Correspondent 2iuerpooler uGourier"
]a9t: Cardinal McGlosfey miro na6 lei<
mem Yoriler Nui ientbolt bierber fonmen.
Sic &at6oliten 2pn0ons >peroen i9m
einen 9lansenocn Gmpfong bereiten cr
miro bo lelb It Der @oit ponGarbnol N}on.
ming 1ein. 9Sie uerloutet, miro i'm 2oufe
Der nd0lten Mo6e bier einc 3ulammen=
funf1 6srporragenoer SSat6oliten oes liio=
li0en GnglonOs ltottbaben> nm Elm Yro~
9rsmmliir 6if,n liAcn Gmpian9 bcs omc=
rifonil 6en Cardinals SIT bcrotbcn.
Nus y no6r ii #. 9lfit 0cmGultlr=
tampf 9e1t es audi bier uor>udrts. Sic
@Nwsl tern BON Der ewi9en sln6etun9
mii1len bis sum 20. Ottober ibr &loltcr
perlo0en. 9ann loll IS luo6l >uciter &C.
ocn. 0ie l1rlulincrinncn, oie Sorm6erSi=
gen @6>pe lttrn bobcn ou0 l1on lDre
Trilt crbolten. uno mas oonn no0 olle5
fommt mag &jott pilicn. Sic 8eboltS=
Iperre bat bier audi monNen @eiltli9en
gstro5fen. Scr @od>p'lt tie 8ilbof> Der fritz
6er 1000 Sbl. Ginnobme botte. betommt
gor niDts mebr uno 10 iino nod man9e
on0ere 9erren 6o,, Die ni@t5 oocr >peni9
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-03
c5obr0 g. Noneeron, o. oem g. 91opco,ber 1876

leQl1aft 6obsn cine M}illion 9efo1 1tet.
@on" Sroncisco, 27. Oft.
9(ob 9enaueren N6ld }unsen belduit lib
Oer in Hirgiria Gity our1 oos Teucr
angeri6tcte Gdoocn ou5 $75OO,OOO
uno miro 6efiirbtet> ooB eini9e ocr Ser
| li9erlngSgelea 1aftcn nitDt I'M Gtonoe
lein lueroen> i9ren Yerbinoli0fciten nob=
5ufommen.
9}i6t weni9er ais 5000 Yerlonen ia
ben 9llles utrloren> Oboa@ uno&leibung>
uno 9iilfe 1T 0ringen0 n6tbig. @ollte
Oos 9Getter pl0bli6 tdlter >ueroen> 10 ldBt
| li6 oos G!eno aar ni6t ableDen. Natiir.
lid 9ebt man iofort nit ouenl Gifer an
oie 9Se9rdumun9 0es @6uttes uno ser
funen, Inn lobal0 ols tbunli6 pieber
| ouf6auen Su t0nnerl aber bis oabin t0n=
men leioer oiejenigen ni6t morten, benen
jebt MQes fe6lt. Man fat bereits nit Der
@rri6tun9 bon BretterDiitten be9onne>l>
I'M ein tempordres ltnterfommen fir 10
@iele ols m69lid) gu be19o5{en.
M MempDis, 26. Dit. sBriuatoepe=
i6en Gus 9elena meloen, ooB Der gr1Bere
She'll 0e5 @el6af ftstbtiles BON Mu ltin>
Wfili., beute ourd Seuer ger r1t0rt uuroe.
Me M p y is, Senn., %. Oft. I'M
feline 0}itbiir9er wuroen our1 Elm Gr0be=
ben in pori9er 9(a6t aus Dem @1laf &C.
1t6rt. N{au perlpiirte orei perl6ieoene
@t0Be> tuel6e rold6 ouf chamber folgten,
uno spar bon @iioluelt ten nob Norbwe=
iten Fd eritredten> uno Oe Sen lterl0ei=
ben tlirrten unO bos @elhirr, be- jon0ers
III 0cn oberen 9tofuerfen Der 9du er
tlapperte.
@prin9ficlo, o., 81. Oftober
Ser Gontrott fir sic Grbauung Ser
@priu9fielo, YomeroY uno Saf1on Nar=
rom @ouge &oDlen6a9n luurOe Der 9Sc=
itern Gontaction 9lailwoy Company uon
Cincinnati fit 81, 100000 ii6crwelen.
Sic 2dn9e ser 8abn 6etrdgt $50 Wlelen,
uno Der obi9e 9etrag 1dliebt oos 9on5c
Betriebsmoteriol NIT Musno9me Der 60
comotiDen init elm. 9ie 9lrbeit miro 1ofort
Beginner.
Dayton o.. is Oft. Sic @erren
s. Slider e. Gro. lett etlpa 15Sobren bier
anlal1ig, uno ols 8erleger BON Neulifa=
Iien> lpe5ieQ BON fat6olilber &ir@enmu=
iit, ioluie Scr felt ctlua einem Sabre er=
Ihcinenben fat6olilGen W&ulif5eitung
uGacilia" in allen S6eilen ser Union
betannt, bobcn beute ibr bieliges @c10dft |
oufgel0it, Inn oo1el6e no6 9ielu Oorf, 5u
perle9en, luo Der iltere Yortncr> 9err
Soi. Tiidcr eincm an i6a ergan9enen
ebrenuollen 9fufe au Sol9e ols Or9onilt
an Der &ir6e oes glerbeilisiten Grl61ers
tbQti9 lein miro.
&olla, N}o., 30. Oftobcr.- llnlsre
Gtoot ne6lt Der l(mge9eno wur0e bcute
9(a6mittag Don einem duberlt beiti9en
9asell6log 0rim9clubt, >rel0er ungcfd6r
10 Minuten anDielt. @0loben in Ser
@r0Ee cineSS au6eneies 9ingen nieOcr unO
5ertriimmerten bier ni0t tueniger ols 5ebn
tauieno 6enilerlbeiben ouf Der Meltleitc
ser 9dulcr. Ser Sogell1lag entlu0 li0
unter 8lik uno Doancr.
- Gin YoltlbneQSug ioll auf Ser
@trede 5pil@en gDaiDin9ton uno 9}eu
|Orleans ein9eri@tet uerocu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-03
@pbeniDau.
(Snlaub.)

(Snlanb)
eSn Der lebten Wo9e Dat oas feuer
Sirginia GitD in 9}epaba sertDrt. Ser
BranO bra6 ous am 2G. Oftober 9e9en
Sagesanbru6 III einem @obnboule in
elmer in ber 9l6be ser SoDlorltroBe oe=
le9encn @trabe> etua al her iuowejt=
liden @rcnse bes oi9t bclpo0nten &C.
10dftstbeiles Der @toot. Sic SLANT
men breiteten li6 rol6 0itlib na9 ser
96lu6t bin aus in >pelder ]i6 Die 9iit=
ten,perfe uno Mublen me6rerer beoelten=
Der Minen be cfanoen uno griifen na9
9loroen bin bis sur S. @trabe nm i@.
9as Seuer iiberldritt Die union< uno
bie@uttons @traBe uno beoedte eineTlQ1e
bon et>ua 10 @trob benpierteln, in lpel6em
1ib ,pie es in elmer Ser 9epe19en beiBt>
faf je0es anitdnoi9e @ebdloe Der @toot
befano. Sn Der 6. @trobe >puroen ..6ie
OfTicen bes territorial Gnterpriie" lno
oes vGbronicle", louie pipers Opern=
Dous 5erit0rt uno es luurOe au9en5 56ein=
li6, ooB Der 8aDnbpf unb bic Mui,pinbe=
uerfe Der Gon lolioate6 8ir9inia W}ine
in @efabr ieien. Ser WanerOorratb NOR
un5urei6eno uno Die @priben BON GERM
gem Nuben, man nabnt baDer feline 3u-
hu6t 0a5u, @ebduoe in Die 2uft 5u ]prcn-
gen, I'm oen Tlammen oie NaDrung su
etn5ieDen. 9ies 9eI6ob inoeb 5u 1pdt uno
nod ipeni9en Minuten 19on bronnten
Der 8aDnbof uuo Die genunnten Merfe>
,uel6e erf Dor &ur5em nit eincn1 &olten=
au flpanoe BON mebreren 9unoerttou1 1enO
9oQors gebaut lpurben. SIMMER weitsr
n6roli6 uno t6eillpeiie 6ltlid breiteten
Die Slammen li6 aug, 5erf0rten Die nod
ni6t gang hou fertige 0}ible Ser Ga
ifornia Miene, Die @e6duoe ber &on1o<
litoteoYir9inia Miene rno oie9(uflpinoe%
,uerfe Set Obio Miene, fanoen ieoctb
bier ,pe9en Mon9el an 9}oDrun9 lire
@ren3e na6 91orben bin. Na6 @iioen
bin brannte oas Teuer 9e9en ben Win0
uno 5er1t0rte Die 3luei9bant bon Galifor+
nia> Die @rpreboffice bon Mells, yrago
II. 60. unO ale anoeren in leinem @e9e
lie9enoen @e6auoe.
Tajt ser gan5e @el4dftstbeil oer@taot
lic9t in gld)e, 9otels, &ir9eA, County,
aebduoe, 3eitun9s Seleerapben= unb
GypreBofiicen, lino ale pernidtet ueber
10000 Yerloneu lino oboadlos.
Yir9inia Gity lit ert spei ooer orc
Sabre alt> bo6 bot 6ielelbe $4,000 Gin.
lpo6ner. &etaurants, Srinf. unb Ser
9niisun9sz2otale Be fin6en, o0er pielmeDr
befanoen ii@ bort, tpelde lururi6ler elm
9eri@tet ,uoren, ols ir9eno luel6e III Gan
Trancisco> 91elu Dort ooer 9bilobelpDia
uno iollen Die 8elpo6ner iiberboupt Elm
iebr fottes 2eben 9efibrt. &leinereMiinSe
als tpie Elm 0ierttl=9ollor lit ni9t inn
@ebrau& uno Der @tiefelpuber 1iebt es
fir cine Belei0i9un9 an, ,penn man i9m
ipeni9er ols ein @iertcl= Dollar onbie=
tet. 9latirliG lie9t oieler toT1pieligen
2cbenswii1e eine loli6e 8ais 5u @runoe.
Sic coniolioirte @irginia Miene lie9t un=
ter Ser @taot uno lit ielslbe BON lp,ln=
oerbarem 9tei9t6arae. SIRE 9(ftien,
>uel0e einen Yari= =@ert6 BON 500 ba=
ben, >ueroeu 9e'p0bnli@ 81 $3.50 uerfouft
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-22
OUR RAILROAD.

Macon, Savannah and the entire
State will feel the effects of the ad
ditional products which this road
will add to the commerce of the
State, and the State Treasury will
be increased from this section. This
is the way to lessen taxes. If Geor-
gia wont help us we would secede
and cut a ditch, and join South
Carolina, for we are tired voting for
working for, and paying taxes for a
people who vote always for them
selves, vote practical aid for them
selves, exempt their railroads from
taxes and then pay us in paper reso-
lutions and heartfelt sympathy
EHyay Courier.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-22
REMARKABLY PRESENCE OF
MIND.

A remarkable instance of press
ence of mind on the part Of Cap
tain of man Of war is related by
the St. Petersburg papers. About
the end of last month the Russian
war frigate Olaf, which had accom-
panied the yacht Of the Czarowitch
to Copenhagen, was lying at anchor
among hundreds of other ships in
the harbor when fire was discover
ed in a coal cellar below, which was
only few feet from the pow der mag
azine. There was no time to put
out the fire before it could reach the
magazine, and an explosion Of the
large stores Of cartridges aud gun
powder contained in it would proba-
bly, have destroyed not only the Olaf
and the surrunding ships, but part Of
Copenhagen. Captain Rehbinder,
the commander of Olaf, saw at once
that the only thing to be done to PEE
vent ChthStIOp"O was !" o'HN NV
ship. After sending away the crew
with the ships papers, cash boxes
and most valuable instruments in
boats, he ordered the carpenters and
engineers to make leak in the ves>
sci, and half an hour afterwards she
sank in not very deep water. Next
day she was raised again, and after
some provisional repairs was taken
to Constradt, where she is now lying
in dock pending her complete reStor-
alton for service. The damage done
is stated to be comparatively trifing,
and the court martial held on the
officers of the vessel unanimously ex-
pressed the highest praise of the
conduct of the Captain and his sub
ordina,es. The Emperor has APP
pointed him his aid de camp, which
is one of the highest honors confer
red on Russian naval officers, and
the officers and men under him have
re ceived gratuities from the EmPe-
ror's private purse.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-22
WE PAY $7eo, 600, 900 ANNUALLY
FOR TAXES.


Debts, debts, debts! Taxes, tax
es, taxes The amount of taxes now
ground from the American people is
appalling. The Federal, the State
and the municipal governments OF
the United States are overwhelmed
with mountain loads of debts. Our
railways and incorporated institutions
of every kind are down with the
same complaint. Commenting upon
this, the Macon Telegraph says:
I'm a short article on taxation in
America. which we copy to day from
the World, that paper shows that the
people of the United States pay an
nualIy, in the way of taxes, the sum
of seven hundred and sixty millions
of dollars-being an amount vastly
in excess of the value of all their ex
portable crops, and amounting to
over five and one half per cent. on
the assessed valuation of all The taxa
BILE property of the country.
Now, as that per centum of clear
income from property is really a
large ne--probably above the rate
in any country in the world except
the United States-the property it
self is virtually struck out of exis-
tence as assets by this showing, and
the country as a unit might well be
declared in condition Of bankrupt
cy. If We are worth anything al
all, it lies only in the degree Of I'M
LIBERALIZATION of this property fol-
taxee, and in the unreturned property
1t is desperate showing demand
ing a universal uprising of the peo-
pie for retrenchment in government
and reduction Of taxes. And besides
all that, it confounds us to conjecture
how these furious contractionists pro
pose to meet this enormous outlay fol
yearly taxes with a currency which
must be substantially limited to the
amount of specie which can be founc
or retained in the country if it is tc
consist of redeemable paper. 1t il
an alarming scheme and will virtually
double the tax on the people by tax
ing away half the funds to pay it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-22
LIZ 1863 the rennhlican majority

In 1868, the republican majority
in Ohio was over 1000 in 1850,
Lincoln's majority over Douglass,
and Breckenridge combined was
over 10000; in 1872 Grants ma
jority was over $4,000; in 1874
Aliens majority was Sl7, with a
falling off 1900 from the original
vote. of which over 10000 were re,
publicans. In the same election,
there were 10000 votes for the tenn
perance ticket and 10000 for the
people's as il was called. In the last
election for representative, the re-
publicans failed by $4,000 votes to
bring out their full strength. The
largest Democratic vote ever cast
was about 100000 votes. Hayes
recent election is not great triumph
for the republicans after all.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-22

CLARKE EDMUNDsoN, the negro
charged with rapeing Mrs. Kennedy
in Fayette county, was taken out OF
Clayton county Jail on Saturday
night by several hundred masked
men and hung upon the same gal
lows for which his brother, George
Speer, lately swung for the same
crime. The second attempt to rape
Mrs. Kennedy by Edmundson, was
witnessed by her husband and sever
al citizens in ambush, who fired up~
OF him, but he escaped. His subse
quent capture and terrible fate, was
Just.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-22

"CAplrAL" PUNIsmMENT.-A few
days since, in Lynchburg, Virginia,
two negro boys, convicted Of petty
theft, were subjected to a punish
ment which at least had the merit OF
economy. One of the delinquents
was made to thrash the other sound
Iy with implements usual on such
occasions, and then the whipped
party was made to return the com
pliment on his tOrment0r Remem
boring the smarting he had endured
at the hands of him who was now
his victim, he did net mince matters
much, but laid it on well. Number
one was again called into Iequlsition,
and thus continued alternately until
both had been severely punished.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-22
STATE FAIR.

The State Fair opened at Macon
last Monday, and while the display
and attendance are large, yet it does
not rival the two former Fairs. A
number of distinguished gentlemen
are present, among whom are Sena-
tor Bayard, of Delaware, Gen. Haw-
ley, Hon. W. D. Kelley and Mayor
Fox, of Philadelphia. Speeches
were made by these gentlemen, and
also by Gen. Colquitt and Gen. Cor
don.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-22
THE corn crop in Iowa is becom

THE corn crop in Iowa is becom
ing enormous 10 its proportions
In 1874 it was $1,000, 900 bushels,
This year it is much enlarged, and
is estimated that the yield will be
10000, 900 bushels. This y ear il
is much enlarged, and is estimated
that the yield will be l3O,O00,OOO
bushels, which, if no disaster come
to it, which does not seem probable,
will be worth $10,O0O,000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-22

"NE'vE got you. you Tagamut"
fms! !" exclaimed the Wall street
money monopolists on receiving the
telegram announcing the triumph Of
The contractionists in Ohio, and up
went gold to IL, the highest figure
since 1869. fit cost a million Of
dollars to secure the defeat Of the
Democracy in Ohio, the increased
premium on gold will soon indemni
fy for the outlay.