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Total ~ $40 Sal 5s
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Perish ii Orleans
I. JAS fHbIAH0N, Cashier II the above
named hank. do sulamnly swear that the above
statement is true to tho best Of my knowledge
aud belief JAS. CHAIERON Cashier
Subsefibnd and sworn to before me this 2Hh
day Of March. 1876
JAS. FAHEY. Notary Public.
Correet-Atest
VIM HARTWFTI
SCOTT MrGEHEF
VICTOR MEYER
rnh22 Directors
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Al New Orleans IN the State II Louisiana at
the close - business, Friday March ~. 1916
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lalgit..i7 THE MAeNiFJdrsrT TRIP
sanger steamer Y
WIN. II. rs "aasn REPUBLIC.
''i' ''aFs On m excursion hi, J., lung A
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oh WEDNESDAY Mopytsn' sss',
y O'Clock prompt 1 W.. The sssbA 1.
board. - hle Bfass b.
Fare for the round fri, :. !
rooms and meals. W. intladin,
fof passaee apply On boata. i, i
ana2 9t 'ooDo h On A.,
loi uonmnaaeass
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BANK sTATEMENTs.
KEPoHT OF THE CONDITION or THE
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL HAsK.


st New Orleans. In the state Of Louisiana 1T the
close Of business March 10, 1875
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Receipts NJ Tn. New Basin.
SPRINGFIELD Per seht Lille Simma i
bales cotton.
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FOR BAYOU sA.A IN ssan. g.
49, Hermitage. Port h1 Id way
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R0AT HOUSE.
IA Exchange Alley.
The finest Wines. Whiskies and Liquors a, nj,
descriptions. Mixed drinks to suit the tastc az
az. 10. KICKER. Proprietor.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIL
HJRERSrA NATIONAL, RANK,

OF NEW ORLEANS.
the close of business. Friday, March. 10. 1876.
ETSDTfP GFS.
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ant and 4 rev tziAl granted; md the
fourth IN deinuefur = hotse, andihs Jury
HUG. Theanountreali1ed 70 the c4an.
~ treasury for inty tax vas SO thus
leaving The comfy treasury minus s0'a
This cot, largo q it va, doss NOT
says Mr.. Brown
Include the expenses Of the grand jury
nor the loss al time and expenses Of
probably more than 4 hundred Suitots
Snd Vifnesses, many Of whom, with long
and solemn face, occupied me o1ck se4S'
lie the inhrm man At the pootsot Se'
tbesda. Whiting for the troubling Of :he
TSters, bat who finally left for their
homes Penniless.
Mr.. Blown proposes remedy that Is
practical, but one that the West Virginia
Bourbons, who have control Of our legis'
IatiOp, will notsubmit to the people (as q
constitutional aneDdment), because 80
doing would belau acknowledgment Of
their error, and they do not propose TO
make any such Acknowledgements to the
people. His remedy is Is follows:
In each Of the large counties the four
Law terms will consume some ten week,
whilst the business transacted could Be
done By judge in les than half that
time; besides . large per cent Of the bnh-
ness done by the County Courts fails %
give satisfaction, and Is carried 70 the
Circuit Courts, where It Is generally re-
Tersed, and all the expenses Of ! new
trial incurred. The aggregate cost OF the
the Law terms OF the County Courts OF the
State Is largely in excess Of that Of the
Circuit Courts; yet three or four add
tional judges would do more business in
the trial Of causes than all the County
Courts, and do il better. With fifteen
circuits in the State, the judges could hold
four courts in each county in the year
and do all the business with dispateh
The fseal and police terms OF the Count!
Court might be retained, bat beyond thai
they hFre proved = perfect failure;
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An Effort 20 Prevent Gen. GoG
From Speaking..

The Democracy are true to their In
stincts the country over-whether in
South Carolina, As at Edgefeld the other
day, or in wes. Virginia, as =. Braxton
Court HOuseO on the 18th Of this month.
They are opposed to free speech from the
force Of habit They acquired that habit
in the service Of slavery and still retain
ii. Our information as to what happen
ed in Bra1ton is not derived from Radi-
Gals, and no Democrat therefore need make
haste to deny or denOunee the charge.
The Weston Dtmo7at is our authority,
and here iswhat it says!On the subject:
General Goff, the Republican candidate
for Governor, made speech aiSutton,
on the 18th inst. The crowd was very
large, and was estimsted 10 number some
where between 500 and 700 voters.-1t
was expected that Major Mathews,
Henry s. Walker, and John E. Kenna
would be present, TO speak in behalf Of
the Democratic aide Of the question; but
strange to say, none of them were there.
The speaking @led Of" withan address
By Felix ]. Baxter, Esq, Democratic
nominee for the State Senate from the
Charleston District. He was followed BY
General Golf in speech lasting about an
hour. We are sorry TO learn that some
Of our Braxton friends behaved rather
hadly. in irving TO disturb the General
during the time he was speaking, and
eyincins desire 70 break up the meet
ing when It was ascertained that the 9th
er candidates had failed to come to time:
Don't lose your good name, Braxtonlans
Free speech il guaranteed 70 all Ameri'
cans; and every one should see to ii that
the right of every citizen, in this respect,
is preserved.
By way Of comment on the above, We
will simply say that Gen. GOff is not the
man to be scared out of his rights in this
canvass by the rebel yell. HE'S familiar
with this sort of disturbance, having
heard the same old yell many times dur
ing the war. We cansay for him that he
intends to speak throughout West Wiz.
GINA during this campaign, and, be the
animus Of the Democracy for peace o:
war, he will fill all his appointments. We
advise the roughs not to crowd him too
close, as it is quite likely he will be pre-.
pared for an emergency.
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FOR SALE.
TR gsiS BALE.

TlRusTEEs BALE.
BIZ yirtao of.a Desi u Trast laaas b RSAet
ssT;,ssr "a EIh his vie o he u13sEltgDe1
TTu1f16 d1tsd IapuGry 7thI tS1s, reeoEdsa p u
StScS n ~ eek d The County coGrt q ohIo
SolSty, We;t VIrEtuii, in Deea q 1faE B0ok No.
5 psee &, vi q
SATURDAY, he "a Day q September, is5t
Commenting II 10 6'eloek 4. X, GGoe.sd g 81 q
TSIc GuC6n, 1t De tE01t dog g the Sfi ASss
n OhIo oo0nty, IL foEl0Ring doaibd fll Sit
-, 4 "a ~. A SeFtEin piecs a PaTud q Ind
iTiss a lvl5t aHide q Ec4 StEeet tStSse1
ESTTnth and Twelfth streets n NE city g -
~ n ~ Etsle q Wel1 YlrEiniA, and moIe 70
plSrIT dCstFibal = tolloEE M Dorth hali g ~
S1.tS hall q Iot numbered elsNsn Cll ln slSl ~
nnmhsrSd fourteen CIfL dtELted q above
1870 a. sltH-dna-hai ealh IN hlndt ne
lalrneo u Two equal paymeatI q ~ md tSeIve
mOnfhs from DAY q HlA t4e l;,.I , III a.
al iS fe retsfntd Hntl laynent = nlaee p ItL'
4e-S " - ~. Il. CALDWELL, TruItee.
PEHpLETox, CoWpE a HEDLE10S' A u;% ,
M 19fa Chanhnn street. AAto
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NoM41ssIoNERs SALE oFA n
VALUABLE FARM
NJ ONO AND MARsHALL coUNTIK

- 4
NOtice Is hardy given that vO Ihall, pursuant q
decree q The Circuit C01Tt 4or Ohio o1ntyy Mes9
VirEfnIa, made md entered On the "a day q M,
Isl. N aeanss 10 ehanoGEy pending IN nd Gun,
TkerTln HslTy (, LII Il oomplaiDlnt End zAeha-
Fiah PQmphreys GdminiItFltGr and othG5 GFe DE-
feudSntE, mocsea 70 al It pubic Ineti0n, % the
hishe1t shd bsIt liddGr, II The hunt door q the
CSgrt HoQSe q Ohio county, Welt HtEgini1, On
FRIDAY, Tie al day SsPtoE6sE, 1915
II 10 O'clock Az, The following de-
SrTIhi tracf a land: ''FnGnn1endng q SuElf ueS
eornSr a ISSts BonDett,S, \. ~ Z II Poles %
fSIlen Elm: thenca y. ~, E 81 poles % while
~. n. 4OISS, E - poles o Itafs IN . plle o.
StoSesE thence n. 81, ". 9 e two S9glr oeS1i
Il, -, ". 81 tOa red oSk; s. ~ W: = 2 aS1ake
WhsrR Y. ShepheNd's c0rn6 5000: .then 9. "a :
W 5Oto stake neGr vherO vhits oak stoodi thence
s p, E IA % place q beginning. eontainIns o1e
hundred and turty-eiEht acF0 U.s." berg ne
Slrae lind eolTeyed 70 ZAehGriah P1mphrey "
John A. Good md Wiz, By DECD d1sed March 0th'
Trx,rs OF sIIE-oae-I0Erth eash; balance In
thTee eaual Payments n Eisht Exteen md twenty.
lo1Y r6onths With interest hon day d s1e' md 70
Il IeeIred % The ntIEAetion q The Co1lultsonefL
DANIEL PEEK.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special CommtEipnerL
WrrvTTF,rn W. Va. August IS, 1876. 11lb
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rHEEr pot1Als AND MyESIY.Two cEGn
(sSS6, 4n3 T2)!
erEase on the State tax alone. There are
De. county levy, the poor levy, and the
school leyy 70 be calculated yet, and not
inelnded n the above.
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RERuBucAx ooCSrT ooNNTIEE
WsaLi.Ss.a Dlstria-Joha Habtsr6eId and Ste
~ H,E ~ 7. sdta nd B. B. D0veog, SLY.
CIV. p. Pit1s1u 1n3 u. B 9. Wright.
UIka-L. C Rockwell and ". y. RosG
E9ES-Wn. Z. TnTs and Henry sehmaI-
Ri;sfis-jShn ". sehultz and 8 L BrIee.
B;oNsSH-N. L Bill and WIN. Sorth.
LRgtR-J, D. William md A. MeCuIloeh.
7Tis5slpSia-John z SSs1n and I'd. AtEnsoo-
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HrrErrro. M. q, ARsast Is,
COMMISSIONERS SALE
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County.
wnii.H "a 4'tiaea }}1.oA.s..g.

Julia Attdnsoa DdothELj .
Tn underlined sPecial- enmmizlonet heEEby
giTus D0tine that in pursuance q the HuthoLity
SouteFTed upon him by decree d nd eouIt nlade
IL ~ above entitled c1usc On the 2th day d june
lS1e, he VII, On
WEDNESDAY, theSOth day d Angus, A. D. ls7&
commencing It 10 O'clock 4. Il, proceed g ell %
theprcmises n pohlie auction, % The hienszt No.
deT, he nal estate Of which William AtcnaI,1,
deceaaed, did seiBed and possessed, eontatnins one
hundred and nInety-three acre and th4rty-tix
poles, r0oFO q Len, and situated on The N1tsn O.
ShoFt Creek, IN Ohio county, n The SUITE q wei
virIiuia, and bounded - ioll0EE BeSinn4ns a
store, cdrner to John Wilsung hem, thence south
20 81 East Ia poles and IS Inks % aoneB thence
Horih a. Wet' 50 polSs and % Inks % = stone,
thence North ~ East - poles md Inks % 2
tFippla loeIlst thence North - Eest Is poles and
u Nina 70 Edae, thenee North = E4t = poe
md links TO stone, thence North l!5tS 70 .
pole u Inks % stone, thence Nortn !l , Msss
IL poIes ind9 Inks 70 stone, tbenee SoEth IA
Eait iOS poles and II links 70 Stone, thence soGth
CO 70 West s. poles % Inks 70 G9e1T tree N the
side of snail run, corner 70 John Wisoni thence
South aS5Ss West Isl poles HnHtoA stnnes eornef
% aid Rlson; thsnee south ~ Mest q "a -. :;
dai6d he 10Th day q June, 1875, made y Jonn
snOdgrzn and Ette conveying satd rial essate 10
ssa land 3 ne trrm on which the lats william
Atk1G1l9 Ee.llde4f GlEQlbg3 " f4sa-@
about sven miIa tFom the city d Wheeling and
alout one mule trun the Ohio hyE 1ndihe fItn-
brrEh, Wheeling & Kentueky EAilroad, and 4 co..
yec3eat 10 schools and ehurehss md vel known 70
b one 81 the bet tarns In Ohio county. M SOL
q rich li1nest0ne slI, the fenos ate In god con
dItIon and cunddeFable portion Of The fenens
excellent O1Se or1nge hedse. TheEe y Sprinf 2.
god water in eIeET odd The hnd L undeEiaid
Tith coal o. eood quality. There i lETse gum
ttty Of good 1oeasi and 0ther timber On ths Plaoe.
The naItn house Il one q the best hrteE lam
houses In the county, With eood cellar and vel
Of chnSce water II the door, and they = . sod
stable and othT out buildings. The pl1ee hG Also
On II small vineyard, 4 fine orchard IN full be2t-
ing and aSGriety q otheF NUT.
Those desi,iDg TO purchase are requested 70 call
% the premises and ex1Hning for themselves
TINS OF EALE-0ne-thlFd q the purchase
rnoney, o. such greater sum = the purchaser may
elect cash IN hand, md theresidne d The PuTehAs
money In two equal fnStalmelts, payable re1Feet-
lively In one and two yeaFs from The Day o. ale The
credit insalments 70 bar interest from the Gay o.
ale and the purchaser 10 EiTe bond With good Peg
spn1l security t0E the d4ered payments, and The
title 70 Be retaIted until payment Of the purchase
money and the interest that may accrue thereon
II fuii. ALFRED Caldwell,
Special Ca1mt2iGDe.
&c. HEzvET, AustSnoeeI. iy2i
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Half.Fare Tickets.
GnArroS. August 3, ls76.

GRATToS, August p 1S1b.
EAitcu IntslSGnG:
Tbe Baltimore & Ohio Railroad have
ban kind enough 70 furnish half-fare
tickets for those Wishing to attend the
RapubIican Congressional Convention Al
Keyser City on the 30th inst.
REPUBLIcAN.
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Hur i. a personal from the New
York Herald:
EMy own sweet win, though many
weary miles divide us, I am with you
ever. Think Of me ever, sweetheart, and
be sure that every thought Of mine is o.
you only, for I love you, darling; l love
you, and I am al, al your own-youl
husband, darling, forever and forever
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NOW We know why Tilden never mar
ried. He was opposed 70 setting the day,
for fear it would be . hindrance 70 his
yedding.-L0uisrile CusriT.
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OHIO COUNTY TICKET.

HoCsE OF DELIoAIE,
CAFT.RR D0vESER,
JoHS oEsTERLISe,
6. LssRIcE
8 NcoOLLOcH
JrDaE OF oouxTT oOrET,
wv. ERSENE-
sHEuTT,
FRANCIS A. BEITT.
PEHEcuIIxO ETruRXET,
I. J. HuGUs,
AEEEssoR-dTT DtsTE1rTs
CHAs. A. HELNBRIGHT,
AzEsoE-0UETEr Dis1r7,
CAP. WI. A. MCCOY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EoUND-R RRnST OF MEspELS BOOTH
u 4 COS TIseF0da, = Poskst BOX elns.tninf .
Elall alnOf E0hsy, EhIth IL eEnlt en- have "
allinS n III 04eS nd Iayt1g ~ tl aaIsE!s-
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DRnLIANr GAS MACHINE.

10. 1liO MArS 81, HoExuRooE's BtoeE,
M.tes = sp,clGlty q his PATENT METALLIC
CORNERS for Ciakats Tho advantage de1te9
from tbs PaiGat i that they allow az y
The wood u tho ClIkGt, but preTent Ie@
ap1rt, % that In ete q remoIll ne C e W,
b bound entirV, ihdead q IN P.ece, ~
To1h - without th0 unsof the tCoEnefS'" Oriefs
iCf funerals promptly ATTENDED 70 auS
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MONDAY, the 18th Days August, 1876,
cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO coUS.

CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO c0US.
. TY AND COUNTY COURf.
Claa V. MeNuIty, With WAL
MeSulty beE husband,
james n. Ewing. Jr., Elizabeth
Richardson, With ". R RiehlTd'
son ber husband, Mary BlesS
With jane II. BigE5 her hns- In chanotEy.
hand, Emma E PeEE with Vim.
Peek her Husband, james q. RE.
log and Kate EGins, h4rS a lay
d William Ewing, dee'd, ard
Nary Ewing, widow q the nd
Wm. Ewing, decd.
Byvfrtue Of the authprity vested In the under.
hEned BY decree entered In The above enutle5l
oo1niy :" coSrt. iSs unseiSiS5ed, sPedaI Commas
Si0nen, VII ell 1t pablo suction, % the highest
bddeF, At the front door Of the Court HOle d Ohio
county, West Virginia, On
SATURDAY, the SOth day Of September, is76,
commencing Al 10 O'clock An
The following Described raj estate, dtusted On
West Virginia that 4 70 ny: Lots Numbered toCty-
three ttS), foEty-i0ur (fil and the westerly one
half q lot number fHty-hTe (i5, In that addition
tothe city q Wheeling known. Is the addition 70
The dty d Wheeling hid cat By Henry Moore,
trustee II the est1te Of EbDe1G Zane, deceased.
In Eneh parcels q may bet su6oeETe The Interest,"
TEEas op sAIx-one- third In hand, and q much
more q the Bidder may desire 10 pay The remain
der4n tEo notes at nine and eighieen mouth, With
Interest from The day q ale, 70 b seemed In such
u'annet = may Be satisfactory 70 the Commission.
d al paId. DANIEL PECK and
JOHN o. PNDLEToN.
Special ConmIHionerL
W. Il. HALLER, Apef0neeE. au3I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NERVOUS ExHAusrIoS.-A MEDICAL
IN Essay, comprising series o. lset1rs denver
"a n KIh1's Museum Il Anatomy, Eev Torf, On
The esnss and cure 81 Premature Decline, showing
indfip1tShly how lot healIh may Be regltned, AZ
fonlinr eleaT EynopsiSot The ImpSdtr0e1n % HAF.
ffRee and the Treatment d nervous and physie4
debility, beIng the result q % yeAEg exPerience
PTie Sse. Addnns the sutbor, DE- L. y. KAHN,
ofscs and rsIaence 81 East leth street, New fork.
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WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER q

With fun corps q able and experienced eduta.osL
The Whale building has been put In me ofdef
during the T1e4tIOu, and no G1Pense has been
spared by The Trustees 10 make the Colese 1tttAc-
tive and home like In GVeTy particular. The build.
heated by HETm air, Gn4 veil supplied With SaIsF.
The Insdtu4ion Il we'll iHrnilhed With NnAeAl In
StrumentS, Philosophical and Chemical SPpGtItHs,
MGps, Charts, ClbinetS, dc.
The Conservatory d Ansic n1tfs very superior
Adyant1ges 1t m6def1t0 prices. To this Depart
ment q Superior PianiH aud Vocalist his been add.
Cd. an the Departments Of the College ue In full
working order.
For Terms OF further inIdrmatI0n send i0E CIta-
Iogue, Ct call On the President q the College,
suss MISS A: TAYLOR.
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West Virginia University.
MoRGANroWN. W. VA.

The Fan Term beSinI September sth, With .
eoEPs d ten ef8dsnt and accomplished ProteIloSs
and Instructor, with al The Departments Tally
John v. Scott, DID,, LII d, acting Prpsi6ent,
Ehoae lafgs GxpeHienea, scholarly 1ttdnmsuts, and
recognized standing - m educator, iustihss The
expeetAti0p Of continued and increasing Bnecell.
Winter Term begins January & Sphng Tenn
besins nEeh q. Fer Catalngue 9! tGler informs
1H46-SAW seeTgtATy d Faculty.
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,rvt,cax nItEeB7IlL coInITEE or WEE
VIENNA.
Aw. CAMPBELL; Chairman, Wheeling
Va ". O0wDES, sedetrJI.
1T, HOEE. KGJHH City.
J. s. CUNNINGHAM, ST. Ab4nA.
6. G. COLE, PukCEIhS-E.
D, II. WILLARD, Rc.ni Fie4Anf.
o, v. ATESsOS. Ckr3otoa.
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HAMMERED TO DEATH.
From the San Francisco Chronicle, June

From the San Francisco Chronicle June IA
Yesterday afternoon singular ARRAY occurred in
O'Bricn's wagon making shop Eighth street near
Bryant which Terminated in tho death Of Frank Miles
at the hands OF chael Conlon. Miles has conducted
small horse-shoenT establishment the rear Of the
wagon shop, and accustomed spend his leisure
time in the latter place, convcrsing with the en-
ploycd there. ConIon was formerly employed in the
car the central Railroad Brannan street,
hostler, and recently carried small saloon
Brannan between Eighth and Ninth streets He was
In the wagon shop yesterday supervising sons repairs
70 suiky belonging 10 MIN. He was shading with ono
foot resting anvil when Miles entered and shook
hands with him.
A iow words said aud Miles retired.
TO say that no had clicked toe 80 before and could
DO It again." In few moments aissr Niles returned
with small pocket knIie in his hand Some further
conversation Was had, which but the Two
tcrested heard. and suddenly Conlon seized long
handed riveting hammer from a coaIoed near by and
struck AIies over tho wlh IT, Ho followed up tho
blow ny striking him onco on the chest and
the head and Miles turned TO out arother blow
the back While he was striking tho man one OF the
helpers the wagon shop stepped up and cmpiod
TO interfere but Cvnon threatened HIM with the ham,
MGR, aud he was iorcea TO step back Alter Miles had
fallen upon Tho floor Conlon ran out and could not be
found Tor time. Miles discovered 20 dead,
the blow on the head having becn the direct cause.
HIS body was conveyed 10 hib residence Kate
street. IN the vicinity Of bis lille shop whero Il was
received by hts distracted wife. A. three clock
ConIon delivered himself up a. tho station house
and charged with murder. He stated that no had
very little previous acquaintance with tho deceased,
and that he did not know what the OF the quar-
rel wa< He declared that he had never had quarrel
with him before yesterday. Miles into the shop
the second time and rushed at him with open kniie
in his hand, anu he, feeling In danger OF his lie,
seized hammer anu struck him. Hc protested to
know OF no cause Tor the attack whatever IL appears
that The original cause OF the quarrel arose IRON pro-
fesslonal jealousy. Conon processes TO be iarrer Of
great experience. and recently laraded his accom-
pshment 10 The world through the medium Of n sign
attached 10 his saloon. The deceased IS sad 20 have
questioned his ability that nc inccnsed Coniou.
The Coroner took charge Of tho deceased ~ the house
and discovered number OF bruises his body, among
them scalp wound . bruiso on the arm and bruises
on the chest and back An inquest will be held to-day
NJ eleven O'Clock q the late residence Of the deceased
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position they first osted the spot and attached
to guide posts when stone barge is lowed alongside
and rock thrown the mattress till IL sinks In this
manner The jstty is made alternate LAYER OF willow
mattress and rock, broad at the base and gradually
narrowing towards the top, makes wall which Is Inn
pregnabe to the assaults o. the water, and
jettes stretch out the becomes confined and
IT'S force concentrated.
OTHER
Not only Is the stream th decpcned but By curl
GUS reflex action the jeuy walls Tho
ttoral current OF the Gulf from east and
the debris thrust into the Gull
stream, being caught by tho toI al current becomes
nied up on The outside OF the westward etty king
lrm wall against the inroads OF the sea. so marked
is this effect that The bay to the OF the south
Pass, where ago steamer drawing feet Of
water would move with ease q skin would DO
grounded al high tide.
Tho present Indications are that the commerce. be-
tween the Mississippi Valley and Europe will pass
through the mouth tho Mississippi inside of next
twelve months, and II the mattress system be
adopted for The riv generally depth OF sum
Gent to carry heavy TONNAGE bo made permanent
between ST. Louis and the Gulf --
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A business meeting Of the Society Of Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, held last evening Brother II.
L. Pratt presided Afler prayer had becn offered by
Brother Morton tho Oh .irman road tho call for this
meeting to establish the salary or the pastor.
Brother Moses ). Beach offered the following
Resolved That tho salary OF the pastor DO fixed -
$1,000 per snnum.
II was seconded by Brother Augustus Storrs, and,
on motion, adopted unanimously Tho meeting then
adjourned. Timc, ten minutes.
The salary OF the pastor last year Was 500 000 given
BY the society 10 enable him pay counsel fees. AZ
the meeting which authorized that amount last year
Brother Rossllcr w. Raymond said:--"rhe time has
now when Plymouth church show that II vii,
not give ono dollar rs blackmajI, but millions In Dc
fence Of the Innocence OF It's pastor