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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Massive in Proportion, Artistic in Design,
Richly Decorated with Carved zoolog-
ioal and Equestrian Figures OF
Life Size.
Richly gilded, etc, strHuuntcd by g magniii-
Grand EYues IIippo-Zoolo- bIadri- Car.,ivaI
street Pageant each day, Containing 100 chil-
ufeh residents of the cities towns where ,hv
exhisiIioI takes place.
REPRESENTING AMERICA.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
EXPENDITURES OF THE COUNTY EXPENSE:
FIND
SINKING FUND.

FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER lsr 1871.
pk'ELIpTS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
SEVENTH.
FAIRY II I GikDERElLa CHARIOT,
Vi exquisite workmanship ami luutirI
Drawn by the 9niy s'eaRa OF Ze:,ras
Ever See. In Harness.

ever seen In HARNESS.
REP >ENEiNG AFssECA.
a Regular Fan s;h5.,ic os f.rrrss
heiis. i:isis' in Sn.nbcr. Ghci-
combined weight being $40
f'OUE,GS.
Arl;inEed u'nn Il 50, ndI vehicle "r nouicrous
weight aud chinei by mrc:::,.ti,l; iivrnii,n
AL The latest airs ui th. 'liy, and Wit alrr,, n,
The Grand Pageant
Representing tlc New SnriS 's'ris,,gz
Church, Chimes.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
GRAND FREE EXHIBITION
GRANDEST STSiGNTEgEgbEAEiD.
Ia Has No EIslaR in America.
Mardi-GraS the i1wi:ii:g Triumph.
= GREATEST SERcATEog CT The ABE.
HISTORIC AND i1I,sEsLEMNTIC.

AT t9A. NJ. en- each day ui exhibition the Hip
podromatic Grand Triu'npi,ai street Pageant OF
Howes' Great London Circus, Hippndrcme
Sanger's English MenaSerie oflraincd Animals
and Mardi-Gras Carnival, when viii bS seen thr
grandest. display of oriental splenGor ever
witnessed upon the A nlerican Continent.
= Sl,500,G00 Expended in the Outfit.
The Whole World Contributors, Livery
Nation upon the Ear til Repre- Sented.
Mr.. ii. E;trnun, having had years OF oxperi-
ence in catering 10 the tastes OF lovers U .nilse-
ment and OF artistic NEE i:insEn has frriic year
1876, at an enormous. outlay LII Cliriols, Para
pncrn:illa, Costume, ArIuor. etc., " lln The sole
view OF eclising:ny AMI :tii Lci ctoiorc attempts
as to Splcndor uuG novelty. -....
Entirely New and Beautiful Features,
=. Among whcn may be seen
THE SEVEN GOLDEN GNlfssH'gS '
.Oaly ones OF the kind ever seen N America
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
FOURTH.

FOURTH.
The Colossal Goiien tharicf oj' til" S!;i,.
Drawn by Twelve hndllt,ian !. ,rs,s.
Containing Professor j. Robinson, Centennial
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Dec. ,. 1874, balance at settlement. 5 5Sic e
Feb; ?, ls1J. cash Of VIM A Gordon.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
81, SOC, 600 Expended in the Outfit.
Entirely New and Beautiful Features,
FIRST.

FIRST. -..
The PO7licI'0tts Golden Hur CHUrjCi az Ii,t!fG
or Car 0J juJJcrmGMt,
Drawn hy Twelve bapric- gray Horses, 'C,,Ios-
F. sal, Ma.niiiccntiy aud iiiohiy Adorned: is
thiriy-iitc feet III length ami th3r'! i"yL
III height, siIrnInunici by "a lilv->iI' Il
IN ''i:;,s.Ss1N ! ssss:i k.Lk:i'EE : \ 80
SURROUNDED by rlrbs, Moons, Su.Is:i.s,. .f.: in
their nattsr ,..esz. i:LrE.s tNIlA,, i>pih.
SECOND.
Monster Goid..n tina lot Of <'0,,iI....."p.
DRAWN iI rt& i;F.AI ti.'tfL. HDNt!.iF.
lily i!ri:S.S.
This Sitlc h"N position ~ arg i. lI'rtE I've .rsf
in length in twrnty-!i," feet ia iI:i,' ma.
To raisn ur lower hy machinery. The 'IpIy i.
covered ty hcHTy carvings, ami richly .!i,i-,i
ernain'rtS ln1he I"sr, "u pe,estal-, :tr,,' ,'lryri
STATUES, illustrating
Dr:!m:. q" ",d itr s:cti,,x Of .oyu,rfio
lnitrs,ersr'i among M,rCury, ,ur.s .uu ..iiIer
emb!cnis ui Peace and Commerce. From liz,
centreGl TINS Chariot rise up il towering hight
an enormous t:D., urur NvIicii seated ir'iS
III tult steel arn!or, representing: i.ritania WIZ.
trident tirt E.itish S,,.e'i, snpp"r't-l hy t,i.-
ulematic repre- scni;:!Ivcs at hil-rir.a On rac
side oI ih" carNe't etHuary. re.'--. rn;lHr
Europe Hs.t : .n"ricn.
THIRD.
The Go!Si"u ,1r-nj tf,fgrr.r
Drawn 10y ZEN f'iES.ISH iiIiis:st.SS, eu,r.,
NIsr:' are -UIiC'i
TEN HsOiz An e:s..s lSssslGs::<.
Iheto " %! inis sI'sr:i1ilu y. iI-c.E ~vbur.itc!.
orHaiir.iir'i: tie nineis, :ru;, - t., ;lUd rear
are all rIchlJ cstrN,., att: ;siiL svs.Un ,.iti
my Iii" h ;i:.d my J.rniU. r,.l,j,.,,s
the enitrs' rar bs!n. s,iei m.i:I rtry'h ;..Id
golden decorations ih" yis A.! liza. ih
EUROPEAN iH.riGt ,:.C.s any tjI.. "a, itit. a
n AHirric.t
REPRESENT ING ALL NATIONS
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Democratic and Conservative
State Convention.
rAn.Er.nr 20. lrnrch Q. la1e-

I"RNEESB re, AiRTCh 2, 1876.
The Democratic and Conservative
larty Of lie several counties Of West
virginia are requested % appoint dele.
gates 90 meet in thc CITY Of Charleston.
on Thursday. tic Sth day Of june, 1876.
81 10 oclock \. W.. Tor tho purljose Of
nominating candidates tor tie Office OF
Governor. Auditor, Treasurer. AttorncY
General, state Superintendent OF Free
Schools, and three judges OF the Cour,
Of Appeals.
Also. for tic purpose OF appointing
two delegates from each Congressional
District Of tic State. and four deleoa,e,
from the state ai Lar O 70 represent
West Virginia IN tie Democratic Na.
tionnl Convention be HELD az So. Lon.
-, on the t5th ~ June. for Tie nomipa.
ton ofcandidatcs foe President and Vice
President Of tic United States. and the
selection Of on Electoral ticket. and for
the transaction Of such other proper Lu.
siness as may come beforo the Couvcn.
ton.
All Democratic and Conservative vo.
ters Of the state. without regard TO past
political differences. thai are opposed TO
political corruption ia high places, are
cordially invited to participate in tie
meetings called % appoint said delegates.
ALIEN CAMPBELL,
81, Chairman.
, w. GAIrurn. Serv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17
! will sell. at the, same time. (bsi,
duly authorized BY the heirs.) abous
~ 1900 Acres
OF TIMBER LIND.

situate. lying and being in this (,ountv
on Middle Ridge. This land probably
embraces the largest and finest body OF
Timber in the County-:or Bark. Csoes
ttes,' ard Saw Timber its local.
ity makes it more Valuable FOR these pur.
poscs--the Northern extremity or IL in
within miles Of Frankfort. Mineral
county, and within = ,ni.es OF the Bslti
more q Ohio Railroad. at pauerson's
Creek Depot. The Eastern, extrs nit, of
u is within II mics OF Green Spring
Run h. * q. Railroad and the Eastern
and Southern boundary lies within from,
one TO onegsna n bait-,niles from Tho
South Branch Railroad Persons DESIRING
to purchase Bark lands will do we'll
To call aud examine il. rs am informed
that there il no better ipart land i'm tbs
tounty-and a. for cross ties il is an.
perior to any land within the same ds.
tanco from the Railroad. This land il
bounded on the South Branch and ali
the ties can be foated down the Rive
TO the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
While this land is valuable for it's Tim.
her. there is Irnch good Grass AMI Farm.
ing lani upon Il, and after the timber il
taken oil, 10 viii be valuable for that
purpose the whole of IL is we'll water
ell and well situated for these purposes.
~ Tie land will I've divided off i'm
from two to four hundred Acres to suit
purchasers. For further inforioatioi, in
regard 10 it, persons desiring 10 pur.
chase can call on JoI.S c. iiErxELy.
Roinney. Hampshire County. West Va.
or ROBERT I" AsaISoToS, residing near
Romney.
WI will also offsr for RENT, ca tia
same dag.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17

XXTEsT VIRGINIA. 10 VII Al rules bed
w N the CLERKS once 81 ihr circuit Couri
Of lisH pshire County, on the hrss Monday is
March 1876
John Patterson. Admin is,rs,or Of George Mile
son. d, Plaipiis,
CN
George ". Rogers Robert Yonisy. FrAtk'in
f0nleY. George Keiter A1niuistrstpr with
The will annexed ~ uercv RDxers, dec a . and
John Patterson Adninistfa;pr of tse3rQe Mi.
leson. deed. who Us Csn'nissiOder or S4le
IN cbHncery cau'c II Crumley e - Ro-
geis, a. Defendants,
IL CnANcERY. ,
The object ~ this suit 10 % rsesTsr - Ne IL.
fcndTai George w Rogers. The sum 81 S2G5 46
With Interest. on SIS 50 part thereof from IN
Nnvefb6sr. 1870. on S12s % ofher part from
l4'h leCemb.r, 1850. on Sl2 90 Other gsH from
lab Decen'ber, 1900, on IS 90 Other part from
llih Drreuber 1868 md nn sc5 90 the fssidue
thereof from 3isi January. $50. srd q sffscb
the estate az ibe defendant. Gfugre W Rogers
especially MI hts interest in 70 eefes % lend IN
F4id cnunty devised ~ him nnd otheTs IS 1hs
last viii ~ Mercy Rogers decd end in W..
md arising from ihe sale fhsreof ~ virtGe ~ =
decree 90 The Chancers cause e Cfumiey Ae
W. Rogers. &c prndng in sid Court. ard 10
subject The sHme 90 The pas utnt Of the plaiaiiFs
claims aad the coss o. this sBii. Ard II ar
pcafiuR by rfiitvit that the defendants Gsorgs
W Rogers, Robert foniey aud Frauklia Yoa-
lev, DO not reside in this State. n il ordered.
thar said nonresident defendants are reqnir,d
10 arPerr within four weeks after the dare Of
The frsi publication hereof, and do wbet il ne
eesssry TO protect their intei sS's in this salt
Teste
G. s. WHITE. e. G.. Che,
March 10, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17

IyWe learn from the Richmond Dis
patch that Hon. j. Letcher was able to sit
up in bed on Saturday last, and is rap.
idly improving. 1t is thought he will
soon be we'll enough to return 70 his
home
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vIt is stated that q rumor was en-

~It is stated that rumor was cur
rent on the streets of San Francisco
on Saturday last, which was partially
confirmed by j. c. Flood, one of tho
leading bankers Of that city, that ar.
engagements had been completed for the
government to have the product or the
Virginia and California mines for year
to be applied to the resumption OF spe
Gle payments. Mr.. Flood says that the
sale is understood to have been consu,n
mated. but oil the details are not yet
settled.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17

VA Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore San, under date Of the
18th inst. writes :-Reprcsentative
Meade, of New York has received let
ter from party in Iowa. who says he
can prove all that has been alleged a
gainst Secretary Belknap in relation tc
the contract for headstones TO the sol
diers' graves. The letter has beon turn
ed over to the committee on war expen
ditures. Mrs. Belknap has been sum
moned to appear before tho committee
on war expenditures to testify as 10
the charge that Mr. Pendleton paid her
TO secure the passage OF the Kentucky
railroad claim. 1t is understood that
Mr. Pcndleton will not testify until after
tue officers of the railroad have been
examined. and that Mrs. Belknap will
be called after Mr.. Pcnd!eton.
MORE RUMoRs.
1t was thought that one cabinet officer
at least would escape from the charne
of wrong. But allegations have been
freely banded about the last two or tbre.
days rejecting upon that one. whose
name has been in the mouth oftho oous.
try as the great reformer. 1t is charged
that transactions Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury will soon be exposed which
will reflect very unfavorably upon him.
Notwithstanding the confidence. how.
ever, with which these assertions are
made they ire Indignantly denied by
the friends of Gen. Bristow.
The grand jury cannot find any in.
dictment against ex.Socretary BelI,nap
IN the absence OF Marsh, the principal
witness. The assistant district attor.
ney states that the evidence presented
tins far 20 the grand jury is insufficient
to warrant 1t in bringing m indictment.
AMI IL il more than probable that rnle,g
Marsh can be brought back 20 testify
1t will hc impossible 10 punish Belhnap
through the medium Of criminal prose.
CutiOn.
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iVThc full rcpor. of the Directors
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
IS wonderful exhibit Of marvellous
railroad corporation. In year that
has been marked by general s.aypa-
ton in business. tile road with its trit,.
utaries east of Pittsburgh and Erie
shows gross earnings of S34,464 .1C4.Ss,
from which and its othey revenues their
Is available for rental, interest and div.
idends, 6,4iO, S43.j2. OF this amount
So.5O9,4J3 have been paid in dividends.
IN addition to interest on its bonds and
other debt, State taxes, 100000 to the
lommonwealth on account OF tue main
line purchase and interest thereon, rem
tai OF the Philadelphia and Erie branch
roads and the leased lines OF New Jer
sey. leaving balance, including n
mounts received on open accounts dur
ing the year, Of s., 2S6, 597.57 to be trans.
TERED TO credit or profit and loss.
Against This balance has been CHARGED
tho discount Oh all the bonds of tho
company sold in 1874 ana 1873, as. set
forth IN the report, leaving net balance
OF Sl,O55, 1913 to increase tue general
profit AMI loss account, which. added to
the present contingent fund, makes il
amount 70 over SI2,000,0OO. The com
pany also shows ayaiue in property ON
hand not represented IN its accounts of
over S27, 100000, besides . large increase
IN the value Of its real estate. Moreover
the company has paid of all the large
construction and equipment expendi.
lures Of the past wear nCCeSsifated In
preparing for the Centennial. and all
other iioatins liabilities, and the compa.
ny IS now for the first time in its history
OF twenty-nine years, entirely free from
floating debt. with cash balance nj the
close OF tie year OF over s4,9O0,OOO.-
Whesing SOHolttd.
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THE LOST CAUSE

a MAGNIFICENT Picture, i5xls inch., in
SIZE, printed on heavy pIsle paper be n
't'ui !" design aud artistic in .1een,ion. !,
rePres hts Confederate Soldier alter the war
returning To bis home which h. f,od. i,n.S, ,
AGO d'soiate. La front of the ruior,i ro,,sg.
isliing I'D tile Of The mseries Of var. are NO
gr"ves With rude erusses on one of which
some friendly h-nd has hung n garland To
'"s 'ishi its calm river shd the rising muon
indicate peace and rest, Tn. ststs s.e,, iA,o,,,,h
'hr "~es. represent the southern C-oss. L, /.
picture thai will i"n,h .v@-y Spn,hen home
Sen, by msil, mounted on u ro,l.r and ,.,.,.
paid, Oh receipt Of - cents, or th,.e Tor co
cents.
JOIN RIrRRnw e. 90
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17
WHon. Alphonso Taft, the Saviy

~Hon. Alphonso Taft, the 4dwly
appointed Secretary OF War, called upon
the President on Saturday siiorhing last
in company with the Secretary OF the
Navy. The oath OF ofiice was admins.
tered to him Mt the White House by
Chief Justice Waite, and he entered i'm.
msdiately upon his new duties at the
War Departm -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17

t1 Mr.. Colfax tells good story Of
PRESIDENT Lincoln that when he was
attacked with smallpox, he said to his
attendants, Send MP all the ofTice.seek.
ers' and tell them I've got something 7
can give each Of them.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17

a GREAT BATTLE IN ABYssINIA.--A
telegram from Alexandra. Egypt, an
nounces the occurrence of severe and
sanguinary battle on Wednesday night
and Thursday last between the Abys.
sinian and Egyptian armies. The Egyp.
tians,under Prince llassan and Gen. w.
W. Loring, the latter orwell known con.
fedcrate fame, occupied an entrcnchcll
camp on the river Decassa, one OF the
principal water.courses OF Abysinian.
During the night the Abvssinians cross.
cd the river and attacked the camp. Sc.
we're fighting took place. On Thursday
the Abyssinians were finally rcpulsed
and retreated to Adowa. King Kassa,
the. grand vizc:. six chiefs and 5000
men on the Abysainian side are report
ed to have been killed in the trenches.
Prince Hassan and Gen. Loring were
unhurt, but their army lost heavily
This is the most important battle. in
point Of severity, which has been fought
during the Egyptian invasion Of Abys.
sinia, and taking in view the trcacher.
GUS and tigerish character Of the natives,
their evidently great strength. and the
advantage of fighting upon their own
SOIL their defeat does infinite credit to
the pluck and proves Of the Egyptians
and their lcaders.-BaN Sun, lIarch Ii.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17

tlV The Washington correspondent OF
the Norfolk Vagn'an predicts that
Grant wilt be ont OF oGicc-tha. il i'm.
peachci AMI removcd-long before the
Cincinnati Convention meets in June.
lie writes: Developments are daily
being made which will very soon lie Of
such an overwhelming character rs 20
force even thc Republican members OF
the House to vote for the impeachment
Of Grant.
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Ohm BuRRow & Co.
Bristol, Tenn.

March IL. 1876.
~ Agents wanted everywhere to cell our
ehea.' aud popnlnr pici uTes. S3,o sIo,.rSs
made easily. No money required unti1 sic
lures arc sold Send Ganp Tor catalogue and
terms.
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POst,,o,,c,,,cn+

OtPOh q Ia q n {.
me above sale has been postponed until
'oesdsy. the 18th day OF April. ARE ths,
oeag ,nc nrst day Of The hptil term Of the Cir
cult Court Of HAMPSHIRE ecan,r. -, =
AoBERT ". DALEY,
:. Special Commissioner.
Romney. March II, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17

~ The Mississippi Senate Ivy vote
OF ~ 10 4, have found Lieut.. Governor
Davis guilty as charged in thc articles
OF impeachment. One colorcd and Eve
white republican Senators voted in tho
affirmative and colorcd in the negative.
r1'There will be On eclipse or the
sun on The 25th instant, visible as such
IN the northwestern part Of British A..
laer'oa. Here, however, the eclipse will
be only partial. It will begin q. 1 80
J. VI, and contnue about three hosrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17

IL The Virginia State Senate, by q
vote Of nineteen yeas to eight nays, has
passed bill abolishing compulsory in
spections OF tobacco.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17
ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTS.

ST. LOUIS, March IL Accounts OF
the tornado which passed over part of
Northeastern Missouri on Friday, say
the little town of Shuni1ey, in Monroe
county, was entirely demolished. Two
persons were killed and twenty wound
Ell, some of them seriously.
AT kensaley station. on the Missouri.
Kansas AMI Texas railroad, two children
were carried away by the storm ana not
yet been found. The wife and child Of
Allen johnson. residing four miles from
Hannibal, were instantly killed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17

The SHOWER or FLE,n--In regard
70 the shower Of flesh in Bath county.
Professor j. Lawrence Smith, the scien.
t'st. OF Louisville, KY, says in his anal.
ysis OF specimens examined: In my
mind, this matter gives Indication OF
being the driel spawn Of batrachian rem
t'les. doubtless that Of the frog. They
have been transplanted from ponds and
s"ampy grounds Ivy currents Of wind.
ana have ultimately fallen on the spot
where they we're found. This is no iso-
lated occurrence Of the kind. | have
come across several In the course of nv
reading. The only one that | can now
Tx the date Of, is recorded by Muschon.
brock. as occurring in Ireland. in 1863
% II is said that Bestor. State Cen.
tennial agent, has found vein or coal
IN Randolph county 80 feet thick.
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) W. GA1turn secv. -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17
Terrifnc Storm in tho Northwest.
DESTRUCTION OF LIFE AND pxorEnrr


z CnrcAeo, March 1O.-A terrifRc wind.
rain and thunde storm visited the
Northwest this q fternpon and this even
ing, extending from Quincy. ILL.,, to the
northern portion Of Iowa. It was spe-
ciaiiy severe near the Mississippi rixer.
Al some places it amounted 10 tor
nado, and considerable damage was in
ficted.
The storm struck the village OF Hazel
Green. in the southeastcorner or Grant
county. Wisconsin, near the Illinois
State line, about five o'clock on the
afternoon Of that day, sweeping through
the entire village, leveling to the ground
about twenty FIVE buildings and killing
about eight persons, and seriously
wounding twelve or more others. The
following arc the names Of those known
TO have been killed: Joshua Richards,
Mrs. John Looney, Mrs. Thomas Rich
ards, Mrs. Thomas Edwards, Miss
thompson, daughter of Edward Thomp-
sou, who. together with his son, is also
supposed to have persisted. also son of
Joseph jackson. THE hurricane was
succeeded by deluge of rain and hail.
The village of Hazel Green has popu.
lation OF about 1000 inhabitants. is
situated twelve miles directly east Of
dubuque, Is almost wholly mining
village, and is in the very heart Of the
best Wisconsin lead diggings. en'
Messengers were dispatched TO Ga.
lena andaDubnque for doctors to come
for the injured. These messengers told
a story OF the most extraordinary de.
struction OF property and life. One OF
them affirmed that forty -one people had
been killed or injured. and that the
town WAS almost totally destroyed.
There is no Geographic communication
with Hazel Green.
TIE STORM ~ MISSOURI. ..o'
! Quincy. Ill, March u.-'rhe Wh;g
has the following report of the effects Of
the storm in Missouri last night The
hurricane came from the Southwest, and
struck Etlzabetltown, ON the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railroad. abont 4 O..
clock. Some seventeen houses were
Frustrated. Five persons were killed
and several injured, several fatally. AT
tiasson, on the same road. three dwell.
lnSs and the railroad depot we're blown
down, and three persons were killed.
Withers's mills, near Hannibal. Mo-.
were blown down, but no one was iniur.
! CT. The damage to timber and fences
IS very great, and it is thought that iur-
Their reports will show much greater
loss Of life in neighborkoods not hear 4
| from. .-I
ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTS.
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wei without action, the Senate adj
journed.
In the lIouse. a resolution VISA ADOPT.
on calling upon the Secretary OF the
treasury for list Of internal ryenue
collectors WHO are Indebted to the GOV.
eminent. with their names. etc.
Mr. Cox offered a series ofresolutions
to The effect Chat the people of the Uni.
tel States constitute nation 20 The or.
tent and for tho purposes defined in the
federal constitution that tho rights and
powers Of the United States government
are defined, limited by the federal con.
stltutlon. and cannot be ENLARGED or di.
In'nished except by an amendment Of
INC constitution that the rights OF the
states have The same sanction AL go.
cnrity IN the constitution rs those of the
tedcfai government that local domestic
government hy the several States il ab.
sointely necessary for the liberty OF the
eitizens and tho continuance Of repub.
lican govcrnmen'. and that the doctrine
OF secession is in conflict with the con.
.litulion. and was forever extinguished
10y the result OF the late war. Tie res.
olutions were adopted by vote of ayes
100. nays az.