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The Growing Element OF indie
pendent Voters la the Country.

The New York Tribune halls the adj
vent Of theindependcnt voter in our poll
tics, lie appeared in Connecticut and
took ahand in affairs there, The Tribune
says Of him;
"ThO independent voter may not con-
yene, or nominate, or resolve; but he
votes every time, and he votes with judg.
ment and discrimination. Tho great
parties are slowly learning that he is,
that he thinks, that he votes, and that
they must come to him. lie does not ask
for office; only that they shall offer him
candidates who are worthy Of his support,
and between them he will judge, He il
an element in politics that neither party
can afford to despise, or the country
afford to have put down. lie has al-
ready taught the Administration party q
wholesome lesson. He will not be slow
to rehuko the Democracy II, as seems
probable, II loses its head with success.
lie holds both parties in check, and keeps
both OH their good behavior. And per-
haps by and by his presence In politics
will do away with the bald absurdity Of
clecting town constables upon the issues
Of national politics and establish the prin-
ciple Of electing men to office on account
Oi'lheir fitness and not because Of their
relations with some great party or their
belief in some doctrine Of politics with
which the office has not the remotest con-
Germ. The Independent voter Is already
on deck, gentlemen, and you may ~ well
make up your minds to report to him,
Please take notice, too, that he Is the
fashion. Itused 10 DO rather diSroputablo
to scratch the regular ticket. II Is get
ting to be so creditable that men talk very
freely about 1t, and decent man blushcs
to confess that he voted the straight
fickcfU
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ONO COUNTY COURT.
Rtna Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling
! In Cllancofy.


ny virtue Of decree Of tho County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, tla1O and entered on tho
goth day Of january, 1875, In tho Above entitled
cause, the undersigned Special Commissioners Will
proceed TO sell Al public auction, al the front door
u the COurt House Of aid Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL q, 1873,
Commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ Of Mld day, all the
tai and other minerals, belonging al present to the
crescent Iron Company which 81 arT i and under bd,
ertS by the deed Of John Wogls, TRUSTEE, aud Mar.
lha Knox, hearing date the sth day Of June, 1903,
and recorded IN tho Clerks Office Of said Ohio
county in Deed Bank No. ~, iage 46fi excepting
only % murh Of said coal a. WIS conveyed by mid
uc6rgu Roberts and wife 10 Emma n. Carter by
deed dated Tic ist day Of january, isTO, The all
deed being deed II exchange tntweon the said
Emma n. Cartier NJ the ono part and tho said
George Roberts Of the 0hHf plRi, and febnnlei In
aid Clerks office In DcCd Book No. 81, pago q.
ALto, oil the coal, ways, easements, rights and
privileges which BY The aid last mentioned decd
Il exchange were Itanicl by tho said Emma h,
Carter 10 the said GeOBc Roberts the above lalng
the Rlme coal, minerals, Ways, easements, rights
and privileges which wcre conveyed by The @il
ROlertA aud Wlie IL the Cpeccnt Iron Company
by leei barring date the. 18th day Of july 1871,
and recoricd III said Clerk'A Office In need BOOK
No s., Page Se7. For nidm particular aud minute
description Of the mCles and lOunls Of tho nremlaS
here offered for ale, the couro Of entries, and the
character Of other improvements connected With
the sane, reference lihcrehy made to complete
plat u The sid premises now pnatel II. tho Clerks
office Of Ohio County Court
TERMS o. SALE.--One.iduTl Of Tho purchase
money 10 10 paid In cash on the day Of sale, and
tho residue Of aid purchase money 70 b paid 10
four equal annual lnstAllmenls With Interest there
on from tho day d sale; the purchaser 70 giye bonds
With SECURITY 70 " appoyed y ld s1S yT N.
AHA Ia aid bFObgYiV 10 IA fgtainid until the MD
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Mother aud babe.

81. Louis Republican
@out Of all the buried ones, aunty,
which do you SEQ plainest2" | question
ed, Little Sally was the quick reply.
Little Sally, who never had name till
we needed one to put on the gravestone
over her. Little sallie who was four
months old when she died. Abby mar.
ried man | could not abide. II was
Henry's wildness down to Boston gave
him the consumption. Stephen was away
from home always till he took sick, and
Martins wife and INC was never good
friends, and that took away some Of the
nearness. But little Sally never lived to
give me q cold look or hard word. When
my plans was the brightest, she faded out
from under 'em, and left the Joy OF my
life broken in pieces. Jest think Of q
velvet touch laying forty years on wo-
mans withered breast. Jest think Of a
little upturned pink face never fading
from out awoman's empty arms. That's
been my lot and I'm satisfied TO 80 where
my baby Ia q waiting for me"
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LOUISIANA LEGISI.ATURE.

New ORLEANS, April 2O.-The major
ity report OF the House Committee on Ell.
ections and Qualifications declaring B.
Buckhardt Of New Orleans, Collons, Of
81. Helans, Chas. Delhammer, and Felix
VOoFh, Of ST. Martin, were entitled to
seats now occupied by Richards, ROcheon,
Floyd and Martinneti, was adopted by 81
yeas to SO nays. Before the above action
in the House the Senate had adjourned
until tomorrow. Before adjourning,
however, a resolution was introduced un.
seating Goode and reseating Crazler. Mr..
Lowell, Chairman Of the Committee Of
the House to examine the books Of the
Auditor, submitted report which closed
as follows;
Your committee report that upon tho
evidence collected by them, and IN virtue
Of the powers and duty imposed upon
them by the laws Of the State under
which they were appointed, they are Of
the opinion that Charles Clinton. Auditor
Of Public Accounts OF the State Of LOuisi.
ana, be impeached for high crimes and
misdemeanors. They therefore recon-
mend to the House the adoption Of the
following resolutions
Resolved, That Charles Clinton, Audi
tor Of Public Accounts OF tho State Of
Louisiana, DO impeached for high crimes
and misdcmeanors In office.
The resolution went over under the
rules.
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Afternoon Dispatches
WASHINGTON.

WAsmNeToN, April go General
Cowen assistant Secretary Of the interior,
and other officers Of the 'interiar Depart
ment discredit the report that the Presi-
dent ever requested Secretary DelanO to
resign, and they consider it very improba.
Bile in the view Of the fact that the Presi-
dent and DelanO on travelling together.
An investigation Of the condition Of
the winter wheat by the statistical divi-
sion Of the department Of agriculture
shows the crop us u whole much below
the status'ot that Of last year in April.
There Is an apparent increase Of about
seven per cent in the areas Of winter
wheat amounting in round numbers to q
million and a half acres, though that
portion that the,,wintcr killed and to be
replanted in other crops may DO equal in
the west to the enlargement Of planted
areas. This increase Is small in the
Middle States, and considerably in
Illinois aud Missouri, and proportionately
large in the Gulf Safes and in Kansas,
reaching thirty percent in the southwest,
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MEMPHIS, April 20,--Advices from
SOmerville state that Oscar Burton was
killed bya young man named Thomas N.
Doyle, his former room mate, who had
been summoned before the grand Jury
and questioned as to Buttons carrying
arms. Doyle told Burton what he had
done and offered to pay his fine. Burton
told him he wouldn't shoot an unarmed
man, but warned him he would shoot him
the next time he saw him. On Monday
morning Doyle started from u store to
get his breakfast, and In passing Burton'a
boarding house; saw the latter come out
and put his hand into his bosom. Doyle
returned to the store and arming himself
with shot gun and revolver soon saw Bur
ton crossing the street towards the store,
and fired tho contents of both barrels
into his body. Burton fell and Doyle
fired twice more with his revolver, but
Burton was already dead. Burton was
but IS years Of age, andin addition to the
three Rivers whom he killed last August
had killed man nearly three yearssinCe.
Buttons father was killed In an Ell
counter In this city before the war. Doyle
was arrested and held for examination,
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Indian War Imminent.

CINCINNATI, April 2O.-Adyices from
Kansas City state that an officer Of the
army, who commanded the troops In a
recent fight with the ,Cheyennes, reports
that two soldiers have died from wounds
received at that time. He also says that
four soldiers were cOrralled by Indians,
twenty miles south Of Fort Wallace,
Kansas, on the 18th inst, and d bloody
fight ensned, lasting several hours. Ten
Indians we're killed, when the soldiers
escaped in the darkness. A general war
IA pronounced imminent.
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One of the technical journals says:
Every farmer who has had occasion to
drive nail into seasoned oak posts knows
ia liability to bend and break. II the
poiht be nioistened in the mouth, II will
usually drive more kindly. Oil Is still
better, but then II Il inConvenieht TO dip
each nail separately into II. Another
point observed ia that boards become loose
eventually by the rusting Of the nails,
which, communicating to the wood, causes
not only an enlargement Of the nail hole,
but The wearing away Of the nail itself,
rendering tho fence or the building shaky
and insecure. This may be prevented by
heating any rough grease untilit smokes,
and then pouring Il over the nails to be
used. The grease will penetrate the pores
Of the iron and cause the pals TO last,
without rusling, All indefinite period,
Resides this, no trouble will then he ex-
perlenced IN driving them into the hard
eat wood. The reason IL that the coating
Of grease prevents contact Of air, and,
consequently, oxidation. Oxygen IL the
great destroyer Of iron, and moisture Is
the inducing cause.
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Thu undersigned would respectfully announce TO
lie citizens Of Wheeling Ind Vicinity that having
introduced hIa Improved Feather RenOvatcr INTO
ihis Mace, he a now prepared 10
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Business Letters Tor US should DO addressed
"FIsW 4 Campbell and should In no case DO ID.
dressed 10 any Individual member Of Tho firm By
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CHICAGO, April 2O.--In the Billiard
Tournament last night Gallagher beat
Shaw 200 To ia; winners average
II 2.lO. Miller beat Carter 200 to 100;
winners average 0 1881. RhiVes bent
MEnggiOli 200 to 1Slt winners average
IN
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 2O.-The Adyentists
assembled last night and waited till near
ly morning with their white robes In
readiness for the expected coming Of
Christ. They finally dispersed quietly.
A severe storm on Lake Michigan last
night damaged some vessels, but not Sc
e;nuulv
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The Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad
Company on Tuesday paid the wages Of
their employees for February, and the
balance oil tho arrears will be paid as fast
as the pay-rolls can be made out Traffic
on tho road Is now proceeding rs usual.
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permanently CuIeu.
RAvBNswooD, VIVA.
DR.. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. VI
Sir-I'or the last year have been
using your Golden Medical Discovery. ]
owe my life to II, having been afflicted for
years. Did not Use Il but n Sllorttime be-
lore / was benefited; at that timeI was
very bad, not able to sit up much, was
suffering greatly withmy throat, was get
ting blind, hada dry cough, and much
pain in my lungs. 1 have used twelve
bottles Of The Discovery and am almost
well. KATE I. WAHDNER
a son Of Mr.. j. II. Meseck, Of Chatham
-Four Corners, N. Y, has been cured Of
Consumption by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery,--so says MI, Q. b
Garfield, editor Of The Chatham Courier.
SIR. Eglaf, tlruggist, Of West Union. o.
writes to state that Or. plerce's Golden
Medical Discovery has effected n wonder
iul cure Of Consumption in his neighbor-
hood, cod, w&w
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How they Hurled - senator Sew
entY Years AgO.

From the beaufort Tribune
Among the items Of the accounts pre-
scented for the funeral expenses Of Hon.
Francis Malone, n Senator from Rhode
Island, who died In Washington In June,
1900, and whose remains were Inferred in
the Congressional burial ground, are the
following; t
10 pounds crackers. ...'......,''.''". W "
M pounds cheese al - cCnts..""."..."."". 81
The committee to audit the contingent
expenses Of the Senate directed that pay.
meni he made for crackers, but rejected
the claim for the cheese. The next
voucher presented to them for their APP
proval read thus;
gallons bosl Maiera wine..a"....","."..".s3 Oo
gallons C0gnao brandy "..,.."..".""..".",. w. W
" pOunds almonds al ~ centAp"".,,"..."." "
10 pounds Falslns al 20 centS""""..",",."." 0 W
oithis account tho committee would
only allow for "iour gallons wine and
three quarts brandy, $2B;" but they passed
another voucher for fourteen pounds Of
pound.cake, $7,7 purchased from Mon
sieut Julien, Confectionef, who also
supplied twelve pounds crackers"
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INTERESTING lNFoaMArtoN.-We print,
~ an official and interesting matter of
news, portion Of the report Of the New
York postofIice to the Postmaster Cen
tai, giving the quantity Of each
4 the iour.cenl papers sent by mail
l'om this city, "a seen from the amount
dpostagc prepaid at this office for the
month Of January, 1876. II shows how
largely ahead the Tribune ia in its out
0tl0En circuIaiinn.
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lanes MATTHEW'S,

Bother q SMITHS ALEs, PORTER 4 BROWN
STOUT. Al.o ChlulpeiBn, keuuett and
lea CaAftNt b., htifiy or Smiths HytNtty,
aps WhHRtis0, W, Vi,
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Mhonld be remembered that in weight
W Tribune, Herald and Times average
s'.Iy the same, the latter being perhaps
,E6, the heaviest, whilst the World is
lAe average daily circulation Of The
.oS'H, in April was &, 28O complete cop
~ w.. oi course by Complete copies" arc
S S,InI entire copies, perfect copies, full
aes Of all there IA IN the paper for that
tx whether II consists 81 eight, ten,
Jv v,'e or sixteen pages. l-Ns5 Y@k vi.
~, me Tribune admits that the Ht,dlds
'Vc'FcnlaIion is the largest.
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. HELDON's
PATENT
FEATHER RENOvATORl


TIN undersigned would respectfully announce 10
lhe eitiSenS Of Wheeling End vicinity that having
introduced hia Improved Feather HenOValcr INTO
this place, no IA now prepared TO $3.50
CLEANSE AND PURIFY FEATHERS
In the most elIsctual manner. Dy q prcg.!irc Of
Sieam and the way u Is applied, together win VIC
isrIIiileS Tor VentlAlng and drying which W have
iryrnieSl va claim 10 moro eitctlmlly and In les
limo fcnoVate feathers than BY any ptoceN ever
sfiSFe,i The bnbile. Our PROCESS not only cleanss
XII feGtheri from all impurities they imttho by
constant nsc, hut increases their bulk nearly one,
half. mailing them light and lively, clean anu
healthy, and also removes tho dlAgretAblG odor -
common 10 new leather and destroys 4" ""'"'
FoF further particulars and prices sc small Dis
which will sjUn 10 In circulation, Satisfaction
FiAFanteOl OF no charge Will 10 made, laTues 1e.
SiFing 10 exauinu the proCCN arc Invited TO CALI
ouf place Of business, -, -, In A..
WbeFe Tho paiehtce, Of his General Agent VIII be
found, who will take pleasure iil showing now wy
WoSF a done Send IN yonr oflera, aud come aud
W. Tia pToca, yourselves al No. 10 Tenth street,
aIuet S I'M ~ g ivslv Riskh IN SAX, iaeiHdiag
atisiiisS u'' wv i, IL SifELDON, Falenlee,
''U''"'' Springfield, Mas
D. WILSON, General Agent
psrrHVSoFs-Rey, r. Ball, Rev, J. Mex, Reilly,
Ret. ID W, Fiah0f, RoI. d. MAyeIi 2. y, hay,IlingH
n w. j0hnS1n, WIN, BhrlIefi u = heeye', ~. ~
II 4. IilldSlh NJ p,i u HqpE, ~ ~ y III,
4 'Hy,dv. Fflsnd 4 Som Furniture Dsaler.i q.
Sie13Si! hdoi6 4 C6, Furniture poAlttsi L. Wood
sisiiSs liftNI HousS A. ], Sweeney, M9ygLi NJ ~
n, II. IA, Mn. w, A. Turner, Ma 2. ~ NhgiN
~ M IhfIi. Ma Z g. Ddlapa ift MI = llqLA-
heifaa, Ma Benj, Davenport, Nh N U Ai'aui'
ap9
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NOTICE
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPn CIAL TIA X &c
May I, 1875, 10 April 80, 1915.

Tho Revised Statutes Of tho United Suites, ScC-
tons 32S2 82i 82Is aud 82a7, require every person
engaged In any business, nyOCatlOn, or employment
which renders him Liable 10 q SPECIAL TAX, TO
PROCURE AND PLACE CONsPlCuOUSLY IN
NESS o STAMP denOtlng tho payment u slld SIX
CIAL TAX for tho SpOCial-Tax Year beginning May
l., 1915, before commencing or continuing business
after April 30, 1873.
Tho Tl1e' sRbrdrei trihia hs prOri'Oni ths La,r
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DISH NEW CAToH-LARE HERRING,
II White Fish, Nos. j, 2, 8 MaCkOrOl In barrels,
half barrels and kits
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EIRsr ARRIVAL OF THE sEAs0N-N o.
l. SUGAR Just received BY
dOl3 LIST, DAVENPORT A PARKA
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ViMEgAR1puRE CIDER VINEGAR AL.
wa" Ii R DAVENPORT A PARKS
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NEW PROCESS 100 DBIs SATIN GLOSS.
IN It's tie best In the market. Try IL
LIST, DAVENPORT 4 TARKR
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By mad, IN a3paRos, poIiGg6 PTtpaA
Dne year, OOThrca ulOnths,.,..s2 %
SX mouths,.,...,..... % One month..,.,,...,. 10
Delivered by CaETiers In city i6c Per week
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CONSUMPTION,
RAvENswoop, W. VA.

the scourge Of tie human family, may In
its early stages be promptly arrested and
permanently cured.
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O1Es-LARp AND CARBON.
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uB-The above prices arc IRVariAblG Remit At
oir risk, In Drafts or POstOtticu Money Orders, and
where neither Oi these can 10 procured, send the
money in Registered Letter,
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SESII.WEEKLY.


By maiL, u adpaHos, potidgt PrrPaId'
year..,,,,.,,,,.,.SS OOISlx monthS,,,,.-..,.Sl 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21


RENArxADLK SHARK ADVENTURE. =
During the last trip Of the Eliza Nc
Phoe" from this port Ia Catlin river.
and when Of Cape Saunders. q large
shark. attracted by a porPoise hanging
over the vessels stern, followed the YES.
sci over twcnty-six miles. Those ON
board cndoayorei to secure tho shark
with harpoons, with which 1t was struck
three times. but each time got away.
The last time il became Infatuated. went
away a quarter Of a mile, turned and ran
at the vessel with all its strength, strik'
ing her on tho port bow With such force
that (bcing only in ballast TRIM she
heeled over. The shark at the tine
seemed stunned. bat n breeze sprineing
up, those on board were not able to catch
him. Captain Patterson says the shark
was twenty-five feet in length and five
feet in dametsr.-Aaeklaad ~. IL
STIR.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Mevsassts % che Prsssias Grown
PFfnee.
BERLIN, April 1.-THE Crown Prince
and party will prolong their stay In Ita-
~ for about siI weeks, and will mako q
general tour through tho Italian prov.
inces.
A 0rssd Review sf French Tresps
Projected.
PAArs. April 19.-It 10 stated that the
Territorial Army will participate In the
grand military maneuues In the Autumn
Of tho present ysar. The uniform adop-
ted for the Territorial Army differs but
slightly from that Of the Regular Army.
Cardisal Mannins III.
Lospox, April 2O.--Cardinal Manning
Is very III, his nervous system being
prostrated. and his physicians consider
his illness serious.
Iiisess OF 0ss. ChssEarsisr.
PANS. April 20.-Gonsral Changer
nier IL dangerously Ill OF bronchitis.
ImmiErstisa 70 A~ssisesa.
TopoSro. April l9.--Ths French half.
breeds Of Manitoba arc selling their
lands and leaving the province. Their
places are being Allied rapidly by immi.
grants from tho East. Immigrant set.
dement's arc being formed In oil parts Of
the country. II Is expected that 5000
Mennonites will 10 there during the
Summer.
Earl Dsrsy on she Esrspsaa situ.
LONDON. April l9.-In the Hsuss Of
Commons this afternoon the Earl Of
Darby. referring to the recent CORE
spoudsnco between Germany and Bel.
GUM and the war cloud in Europe. said
that he considered the Gsrman.B Belgian
incident exaggerated; that neither the
poaeo Of Europe nor that the inde-
pcndonce Of Belgium was threatened.
Total Number 81 Cardinals.
PANS, March ia statement il pub
lishcd that Plus the Ninth. during his
occupation Of the Papd chair, has Gro
ated 10 cardinals. and that Of this num-
Der 90 were Italian, IL French. 3 Eng
lish. D Spanish. 8 Portuguese, Z German.
, Hungarian. ! Polish-B BELGIAN. ! Amer
lean. The total numbsr Of Cardinals 81
present Ii 81, the oldest being Cardinal
Anglais, A~rchbishop Of Fermo. born In
l702.
AnstheF Measure - Restrict the
Priests.
BxnLrs. April 2o-l a. n.-Ths Lower
House Of the Prussisn Diet passed tho
bill ahrogsting those clauses Of the Con-
stitution which allow IN independent
administration Of ecclesiastical afain
and freedom Of clerical appointments.
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SENATOR W. N. SrEwARr returned to
Panamint on the 18th inst. where no
has extensive mining interests. His
friends got up n nice little dancing party
In honor Of the occasion. and the Pan
amint Noes thus speaks Of IL:
Although the Senator was taken very
much by surprise. he. too. was equal to
the occasion. and in n few moments WINS
found at the head Of the first set. and
the enjoyment commenced. We wero
under the impression that tho Senator
was becoming somswhat aged, but ON
noticing his Agile movements in the in-
~tricacies Of the merry dance. We made
mn our mini that Ne could not guess
within forty years OF his age.
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TIE RrsroxLTIos OF Gxs. SrrsSER.-
General Spinnsr's retirement will not
exactly take God out Of tho Constitution.
but Il will relieve tho Treasury Depart.
msnt OF an uncommon quantity Of
swear. And It will mako lots Of work
for somebody. N every dollar In the
Treasury will have 10 DO counted before
he 10 released. Should there happon 10
DO O .sixpcnse short OF n hundred and
twenty millions. there would DO q vollcy
Of explosives heavy enough to reverse
the current OF the Potomac and make
Clark Mills Jackson open his eyes and
lift his hands In protestation. II 10 said
that he has tho most extensive collection
OF oaths e1tant In the English Language.
and can discharge Thorn with q velocity
and accuracy that would mako q Ken.
lucky sharpshooter despair. -Nt'o York
Gruphic, March 3lsf.