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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-19

JENNIE KELLY, daughter of Treasurer Kel-
ly, when passing the Frazier House stables on
Saturday, was struck by one of the large
doors which was blown shut by heavy gust
of wind, and quite severely bruised and in
jured. No bones were broken it is believed
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-19

ROBERT WILKINS, after a weeks absence
has returned from the Centennial.
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RESOURCES

State Of Ohio, County Of belmont. SIS:
/, H. C. GELDAY. cashier of the above-nam-
ed bank, do solemniy swear that the above
statement is tree to the best of nv knowledge
and belief II. L. WELDAY, Cashier.
Subscribe and sw0In to before me this 18th
day OF October, 1876.
j. c. PRATT, Notary Public
CO7Tect-Auest:
D. d. T. GOWEN,
GEORGE BROWN,
DAVID BROWN,
Oct II, 1S76-St. Directors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-19

VorE. voters, vote with care--vote the
ticket of Hayes and Wheelair.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-19

GEO. BUNGArSER represented the Masons
Of tlis locality at the meeting of the Grand
Lodge. in Columbus, on Tuesday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-19

DESPITE the election of Barnes beer is still
drank.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-19

ONE HUNDRED MAJORITY in Goshen town.
shin. represents how Kinney stands at home.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-19

FARMERS have been much delayed with
their fall work on account of the wet weather.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-19

JACKSON FRosr nipped vegetation Saturday
night.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-19
Removal-2OO Planes & Organs

at Manufacturers prices. The subscribers will
sell their entire stock OF Pianos and Organs,
new and second hand, sheet music. music
books, AID merchandise, at very near cost
prices for casn DURING SEPTEMBER preyi.
ouS to removal to their rev store 40 East
18th ST, UNION SQUARE. Oct. fst: Illus
trated circulars Mailed. Agents Wanted. Spe-
clal Inducements TO the Trade. HORACE
WATERS Il SONS, Manufactures and Dealers
al Broadway, New York
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Public Sale .! Valuable
Property in Louisville.

T WILL. offer ai Public sale the property cwn
| eel by the heirs of S. ]. Chandler, deceased
On Saturday. October 2S, 1876,
situated In the town of Loydsyille, Ohio on
which is n good Frame Dwelling House. stable
and other Outhuilngs, besides the Grocery
Building foi merly occupied by joel Elliott.
Terms made known on daN ofsals.
Sale to commence Mt O'Clock P.M
For particulars GALL on or address.
DAVID o. HOGE,
Get u lS6-St. Loydsvllle, o.
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Ham BreLEY is not to be Deputy Sheriff
as was intended.
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BILL BELL Will strike in January.
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How MANY hickory-nuts have you gathered'
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A DVERiISE YOUR GOODS IN THE
" BELMONT CHRONICLE.
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CIDER too cheap to be called luxury.
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VolcEs of the night-cow bells.
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ttf a NtYCN-A RELIABLE PA RIY To take
w nts ~ the exclusive agency TOR the
thing that has never been int rod uced in this
distric'. and sells rapitIy. Any young man
may make from 81 600 TO 5000 ANNUALLY Al
dress, enclosing stamp for answer, boston
LYDECER & CO., l47 Reade Street, N. Y. a3I-s.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
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Among the great
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Jnankind than this ef-
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4 diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
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throughout this and
other countries, has
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surely and pf1ectuoIIy
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GREAT SALE
ct CoIddust Horses.
Stature ay, October 81, 1876,

THERE wilt offered for sale at Public Auc
i tion, on the Fair Grounds, near St. Clairs
VILE, on
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GoLD 109.

VICTORY in the air.
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BESHDGEFORT.

The Republicans of Martins F, Try
jubilatcG on Tuesday evening. Capt.
DanfCrd spoke.
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alew Sdrerttsements:

Or FANCY CARDS all styles with name
HOpost paid. j. b. Ii listed, RenS. county
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-22
@ic bas sfalpirtwerbeu tut.

untcr iencr @eieai4oit un,ufrieoener
@cloSrdser, bic tirSli9 aus ben
shuar,en Bergen su%ridtsbrtsn, befanb
lid aud elm Oeuti9er aug MiImautee,
Nomens 6ermonn Gansio. q sein
aopf ,uar pon Der stirn big gun, Nir-
bel nit eiternoen @unben bcoedt unb
Der unSludlide bate pom IA. Npril bis
Dor Sturgeon i'm Spital su Sort laramie
subrinSm mihen. @ie er ju feinen
Wunoen fam, erjdblt er ielber fol9enber.
maben MIs mir ouf Dem We9e ben
9utba& biaab 3oSen, eIaubten mir CUR
3e@ten Snbianer 3u bemerten. etatt
nun am Ya&e 81. lasern, bielten mir e
fur ii&erer, uns i'm 8ui@e Su eompiren.
Sd ,uar ben Berg binauf porous oeianbt
,poroen. Mm Su re%eo8noseiren unb iebte
mid, ba i'd ni&ts entoeden tonnte, nit
einem Sunsen Namens Runk, aus
Omaba. Der mid bssleitet bate, nieber,
bic Nntunft Der llebri0en nit ben @d-
8en Su ertuarten. MS bieie I'D ndber.
ten. 9ins id oueim ,peiter buy4 0els.
trimmer uno 1i@tensenripp, um einen
0uten 2o8erplot ~ iu1en. 1alb ba.
raMf erblidte i'd flint Snbianer Su Vfsrbe.
Sofort tebrte i'd nm, ,uosauf elm Dutsmb
Snbianer aus Dem @ebli4 iprdmgen.
nm mir ben Wes ~ perle9en.
Sd lief 70 idnsl i'd tonnte. 3pei
ODER orei idoiien nod mir. Sd flbi,e
einen fedenben s&mers i'm Ytin unb
III Der S@ulter unb ftir3te. Sofort
batten lie mid einsebolt. giner i4Ius
mid nit einem 9nittel ober Dem 0olb:n
elmer Glinte iiber ben 9opf, Gin anberer
tniste auf meinem 3idcn, padte mid
beim s@opf unb 5os bic 9aut in bic
Gobe. SD wubte, baB i'd nun ifaIpirt
wurbe. Sd fiblte einen beiben. slibenoen
S@mer, rings nm ben 0opt ols Oh mir
bas 9aar nit ben @urSelm ausgeriEtn
puroe. gs ,uar 3a piel, i'd ionnte es
ni4t ausbaltem uno itarb = tpeni9Iens
slaubte i'd 10. Mber mtin Daarl9opf
ipuroe gerettet. serabe als er i'm 8esriif
itano a~bse3o9en Su ,uerben. Sic 0anss
raben bel ben @assM Datten selcben.
mas porsing. uno tau,en berbei, eerabe
3eitis genu9. UNI bic rotben 3eufel an
Der Yoaenouns ibres 8ertss ~ binSern.
Snoianer unb Grsanbe. NQe bielten mid
fir tool, ober i'd fam ,uieber III mir, bas
balls se!6ite Dautliid purbe omf ben
Sddoel sebcdt uno wiro BALD ,pieoer
feitsewa4Ien iein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-22

. %ieiser @runobcIib. 0ie srSBten
gano= 8a,one in Galifornien iin6 mob
0tiQer unb 2ur, pelhe cine .9emeiaian,s
5irma biloen. Sbr Qano besedt einen
Jld4enraum bon 6S Meilen 2dmae Bel
elmer greite, bic BON 5 bis III 40 0te;ten
abwc4ielt; ouBerbem beiibcn lie nod
tIeinere 2dnberireden. 0enrp MiQer,
,pelder peri0nli9 bas @runoeieentbum
Der Jirma perpaltet. bel@diti8t bunberte
bon Mdnnern. gr bebaut bic Ioa.
Some @an@.. Die rGanal @and" inb
bdlt auBeroem peri@iebene Mil9ereicn
i'm @anse. Gin San;es Qeer BON Sim.
msrlsuten, @asenma9ern, 3aunma.
9etn. Ju9rleuten unb Jelbarbeitern-
lelbt GebeimpoliSiiten ni@t gu ~perseTen
1T baielbt beI9dftist. Sn 6islcm
Sabre ,puroe ni@t 10 piel &etreibe ee-
baut ,nie in ben uorber9ebenhcn, ndmlid
b!ob 5000 Nder; $500 Mder lino nit
IifaIfo (eiuiser Rlee) bsldt unb ersaben
lettes Sclr 3 grnten +; auberoem tuurben
lie jtueimal als @eibe tenubt; ferner
lpmroen ,ueitere 140O Alder mdbrenb bieier
Saiion nit alfalfa bebaut. 3wei 3dune,
bon 6S Meilen 2dn0e, neblt perl4iebcnen
Amer3dunen um9eben bos 2ano. Don
Der unsebcHren Nn3abl @ieb auf benz
&ieIensute Don IiGer unb Sur erbdlt
mon einen gesriff bur@ Die 9baNa9e,
oaB oaieIbt aaein i'm laufenben Sabre
25.O00 2dlber nit 8rano3ei9en Der Gi=
9entbimer perieben ,purben. MiQer unb
2ug iino bel Gem Gan Soaquin unb
Rings @iper aanal. Der li4 BON Der
Munouns Der 6lesno Slough nod Dem
Cos Yanos Greet (eine @trede Dol, 40
Wieilen) binSiebt. bebeutenb intereliirt,
uno er,ia.eu auBerbem NOD auf eiaene
Soften einen Ranal auf Der ORieite bes
Gan Soaquin JluNes. ,psl9er @aNer
aus ben Sablrei9en @impfen iener &c.
geno al IneDms" unb bic @eioepldte in
Der trodcnen Sa5res3eit be,pdEern ;eg!.
Mebrere 9roSc "~aSsrydume our Inter.
bringing beg @etreibes 5sIiaSsn iA aui
oen 2dnocreien elmer oerielben bernnaq
allen 1900 scnnen @eiien 5u faiIsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-22
= @orter. un6 amber. Meoe a I

@arten. uno anosrs @eae BON I'm.
trout rein su balten.-Se nod Der @rOB,
oes Yeoarfs, nebu,e man $50 @alo.
1en GaNer. tporin 20 Yio. unacISIA!.,
&aIt uno 2 Yfunb e1.psfs. 9eporfer
iperoen. Oas gauge @emen9e ,pirb banr
IN einem 8eiel 9eiotten unb bic @arten.
'pe9e. bus Yfaiter u. iOn(tise 4ldbe, bi,
mo" BON Gras unb untraut rein batter
min. oamit beSoiien. Ser Grfols 1T cir
iderer uno bic @irfung biejes @esen.
ses eriredt Ii4 auf mebrere Sabre.
Jliegen unb BREMEN BON 9ferber
ab5ubolten.-Man iteae in einem iuobI.
p%erbnnoenen 9opfe ober 9afen Butter
an, beiten M~aibutter. AT, Die Come
Oieie wiro bis CUR 0eu. ODER @etrsioe.
ernie Slemli4 fauer uno riedenb werben.
Seftrei@t man oamit oas Yferbeaei@ir,
ooer aud Die Yferbe bin uro wie6er, be.
lonoers an Stelcn, mo- bic BREMEN
9erne aufisen, 10 tuei@en lie bapor bali
iurld, neil lie ben iauern @ei4mad unit
l4arfen @eru& Der Butter Mot pertra.
gen tonren. = Nu4 t6nnen lie ben Sc.
rud oes Mermutbs nidt ertraaen. Mor
tueide oaber @ermutb Elm un6 beitreid.
NIT benz @aier bic Yferbe ODER berer
@eI4irre..
gsim spieIen rarnte ii& elmer elm.
NAL iiber bas anbere einen glel, elmer
Summfopf. S6neQ periebte ihnt cir
Anoerer cine Dbrfeise nit Ben Worten
80 lsiot e ni@t. but n,am meiner
Grsssb i@imptt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-22

2nrtoHsIafer, bleibc icrm,
S1marotcr, Did iiebt Mismanb 0crn!
Gu faAN ocn qeuten uar CUR QoH
NIB biit elm anUerfAdmter Sat;
Um first uns allen Siet ~ iebr,
3ad Dir bat teiner srot Sesebr.
MartoMeleHer 9iebt's eenus,
S'rum nit ham Maat bel uns nidts fu4'!
60 mands Sd)iTcl piro i'm Saus
Gut leer bel benz GartcFetiAmaus;
@ir brauden Define eilf. ni4t,
Ya6' Di&'nur fort, Cu fredtr @i&t!
Du biR taum sr0ter ale bic 2ous,
0o4 ipenia ma&t Dir biefes aus,
IN eier f&linsR 0u nit stisl uab stamp
llns NNes meg in Teintn 8umpf!
bod feb Did Dor an iebem crt.
Ccur Sid beorobt bic Sanb NIT Norb!
Q, aater, MIR bei6norsn Did
1ei Haen,, was vfartoFelie"-
Sci Ffannesu&en unb bel aIoten.
aartoFeImus nit allen stsben,
aartoFel.P ubbins unb saIat,
cS allen eatia9, BEN CT tct,
Bel bet aartoH.l NIT Der Yeae,
Sci talt fe ober belt mie e0oe,
Bel oer ssto&ten unb ssbrat'nsn
Bel bet febr gut anb f&ledt seratb'nen
pei elmer mIrben uno re@t feinem,
Sci elmer barten, s!ci& Den steiaen,
Bel bet serSfsten bur@ Dampt
Sm Geuer, niAt i'm @aHertampf, -
Bel Der Derfals'nen, Der Usriror'neu,
Sci Der seRobrnen, her berlor'nen,
Bel Der, bic fein nit 1utter. s&mols
einunser sieitet burdb ben 9als, -
Sci Der, bic trodeu gum geradten,
pinab man iuIrot bel TauGesiAaadtea.
Sci ben &artcfeln, orob wnb iIein,
Mosf Tu biermit sebeten iein:
SteW Gein 9sfrabis @ai&en Elm,
Tm ni,nmerfates Adierlein?
aartofeln finb Die ~yebentfraae
Der Nenfdeniinter ale Gage.
Geblt bic &artoTel auf benz Slid,
go idaacdi uns tpecer Gleii& nod SLID;
no te nidt tpeilt, 1T ManoeI, Notb,
aartoTel lit bes Wlabls 6ebot. -
Sdon jei9f Tu, Safer, Spuren pieber;
Sieb Sdt, be,iens' Dir nidt tie @lieber!
@ir sches Dir bic @abnung iunb,-
Gu treiftes 1bier, mad's n,dt gu hunt;
Ou weift, hab oebermann Did babt;
@an 1T auf Did febr tuobl aefabt,
9u nirF III beQem 6eueridein
Gsbraten ME aartoHeln icin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-22

Manhood, how lost, how restored.
AMh Just published, a new
A4 edition Of DR.. CuLvERwELL't
CELEBRATED Essay on the
radical cure (without medicine) Of
Spermatorfhdi or Seminal Weak.
ncss, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
Impotency, Mental and Physical In.
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Fits, induced by elf-indulgence OF
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e Price, in q sealed envelope,
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The celebrated author, in this ad.
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a mode of cure at once simple, Ger.
tain, and effectual by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply. privately and radically.
This Lecture should be in the
hands Of every youth and every mar
in the land.
Sent under seal, in = plain enve.
lope, to any address, postpaid, on
receipt of six cents o. two post.
stamps.
Address the Publishers:
r. Bru6nnnn E. Son,
~ Ann St., New York, Co1 1855.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-22
0rei TeutI6c leben friebli9 suiam.
men, susnn 3tuei abweienb inb.

0rei Geuti6c leben friebli@ sulam.
men, susnn stuei abweienb iinb.
Neuefe Nrautmerbune.
.8ei benz germ bon Dranielmeper
Frat iinait Moam elm oils 6reier,
8ies auf beKen 1o9ter Sba.
Vitteno Batter glib mir bic b."
uno CT bate nidts ba9e9en,
Sab baIo serne ieinen Sesen.
bod mein Sesen gilt nur, ,uenn bo,
9u, bic Sba. aud niQft Den ba!
limb Is molten 8eioe. fie9' ba!
Die ba ben ba. Der ba bic ba,
Soa Woan,, Noam Sba!
G@ul3e 9ek mub ober bod irob<
arti9 5ein Ut bic pbiIabelpbier MMs-
itelun9 bicie pe1i 9iebeartigsn Sebdmbe /:
Muiter > @obnbduler, Muiter= g dulen,
Nulter.0 oipitdler, un ---
HtuQsr: % Mufter . Narrcnbaus is
tuobl ni@t ba.
S6aIse 50 ood ba.
Miler : 9ab's aber mid i'm gatalos
le)eDen - NO Is penn
smMl3e: Sees SebdMbe BON Genten.
nial< GommiIion!
Gen 9roten 2dsner. Genen @olba.
ten ,uuro in ener S4ladt en- Been of-
t&oten. fen 2umrab nebm en-, up ben
YMdcl, nm EN- int 2a3aretb tobringen ;
NIT Dem wuro ben Solbaten BON erer
&anonentisel be &opp Of aK9oten,
obne oa iien 6riinb bat martte. Als be
-e.u M int 4a3aret6 'ninbro@te I'M fees
Dat Re ieentn Qopp bar, iesst he tom
Sottor. sd betu immer ,uubt be 0erI
log be 1esst to mi. EN- tueer bat Been
afIdoten Nh nv bsit 9e 10 MID nal en-
6opp. nat Dc &erl bod lee9en tann.
weit .pel&er 3@tMnS bic Barrier bic
freasben Nationen b%sbon6eln. Ssiseu sic
Spcttnamen, nit sueldsn {ic biejelben
bele9er.
.Mmeritaner1 beib. Der Barrier GaI
fenhiebe.
.Gnslanoer" 1T Der Name Der ,ubrins.
Ii&en @ldubiser.
Observation-Disclosures beseidnet er als
rYolen."
g4!e@te Subiette iinb ibm rRoioten."
yasabunben fIbren ben Namen rY6l=
men,"
.Gbineie" nennt ct ben abi&euli&en
3erl uno r&rie6e" 1T sIei9bebeutenb NIT
einen. faliden SpieIer.
Wae .s&weiSer" {ino ni9t Yortiers ;
aber ale Yortiers limb .S@mei3er."
@as Der Barrier nit rYreube" meint,
1T tpeltbetannt. unb mill er lid bemtli4er
ertldren. uirb's gum Sacre prussien.
SdgerIatein.
Gin Sdser er;dbNe Sd alma ouf bic
G%ntenjaso. Na9 lan8em berumirren
entoedte i'd zines Cages Elm gntenpaar
I'm S@ilfe. Sd brenne log II. ellie bin,
bic SelAe 5u boIen (; aber ,ueld elm Mun=
Der! Der erlegten gnte seseniber lag
Gin 2irid in ben lebten 3ndunsem, uu6
als i'd ibn ~auf;ubeben im&te, laa elm
tooter 9aie unter inn. MiNen sie, ME
oas ju9egonsen ,par? 9ie Ru9el ,ual
onrdD Die ente geSansen. bur9 unb burd,
bate ben Grid, Der seraoe in 9dub=
'ueite %geitanoen, tobtlid 9etrofcn unb
ilno oiel er NOR auf ben 6olm aefolen,
Der ruDig i'm gassr setesen bate. Sod
ertreut iiber bieien 10 sliidli4m @duB
ldlnS 'd) bic pdnoe iiber Dem 2opfe au-
iammen nnb eridlase cine @4nepie, Die
y oea. Nnsenblid iibtr mid birtiest.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-22
+. @ontr

brinst BEN eeebrten Fublitum in erinneruns,
BAT Ct ollie Nrten Hnfreider . Nrbeiten auf's
Bette unb su liberalen Yreiisn bslorat. Sem
Antrsidxn eon sauiern. Saasiss, 81,
aen,. 9ausfGilben &c. piro bic srobte
SorAfalt setuibmet.
Sbop in Der ct. eloaS @asen. Gabrif. ls
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-22

Depot in &oienberser's gu@bansluns,
ct. Glpub, mtuu.

Der ltster,ei&nete tat bic asentur bieier
Matdsne. bic olbefanntli& bic bette Der ti9
lstt i'm eebrau@e betnoliden il. ibsrnemmen.
Disielben ssersen ~ eeS eanNisten Hebinsun.
gen aeeen monatlide 3ablun9ea ssrtauft.
Nlte @afdinen iuerben in Iauf4 sencmmen.
g. 1ck 3eiS.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-18
MINOR DISPATCHES.

DETROIT, Feb 17.-John Hays was ~
SANITY killed by William Dibby, at hihe
river, yesterday, during quarrel.
OMAHA, Feb. 17.-Edward Roswater, the
eoitor of the Bee, has been brutally as
saulted BY negro named Curry, with q
sung shot. Mr.. Rosewater Is In dying
condition.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Secretary
VI the Navy says the statement about the
steamer Despatch" going to sea under
sealed orders is untrue The "Despatch' 1e
=! ~ the Washington Navy Yard, being lifted
u, ,or sea and will probably sail within week
lima.
BOSTON, Feb. 17.-Secretary Fish hai
written to Mayor Cobb advising him o1
proper measures to be followed to secure
we u arrest and the extradition of the forgel
nnirslow. 1t Is expected that Detective
.Dearoorn will sail with Winsl0w in custody
.l'e ior ,l'e United States on Saturday or Tues
aay's steamer.
slNcIENAT1, Feb. 17.-The Cincirnat
anu Baltimore Railroad stockholders hav'
T,"cted c,..ed the following directors: W. F. MO
Hnhtock, John King, Jr., W. 8. Carbor
SSugn, Robert Garrell, John Donnell Smith
Menner Gerard and John Waddell. tn
,sS nsw directors elected VIM. F. McCliutock
Rueslnent; Chas. T. Ford, Secretary, an'
The Morning herald., 1876-02-18
CoNDHysED TELE0RAAs,

Are st Rutland, Vermont, on Wednss
dav evening, destroyed properly 70 'ns
amount Of 100000.
The steamship Norman" which nas
been ashore at Pigeon Point several aSS''
aot of yesterday morning
large amount Of property was destroyeaa ya
.nd q nnmber of persons injured by wna
s.nrr, anu t that passed over Washington county,
India Indians, on Sunday evening.
The insurgents in Bosnia oppose sne eo1s .s-
e,.,, ~ contsinsd in Count Androssy's note.
Thev disarm, and appeal to the 1u''pe"D
powers for justice. ~.
rhsra vii, be meeting Of the bar IN the ne
o,,nrsi;e & Court.room at Washington, On
Triday morning, at 10 O'Clock, to take no11ts TSs
rr'aay 81 ~ death Of Reverdy johnson. ine
.. ahsrs sn of the Baltimore bar are especlsiy
p.v u Horace Bushnell died 10 Hartford
canu n1'' yesterday morning, aged seyenty.
Vonn'' E;s literary and theological WORKS
,na made him one Of the best known anu J.; nTs, .hs
nromiuent Congregational ministers ~ '''
country. r.osdov n,gh,
~ a. n.co zes defined his views as q 81 canui
s".a nuno tor the CHAMBER of Deputies: he ps ue.
clared himself Liberal Conss,.u;I; nsu;at;on thai
n"h,ican. and expressed bis conVlc.,Ou ns;h1' yIH
tie Republic was now the on'S 'e'
.,,,vornment for France.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-18
r n. q. 4.

The regular meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association was held last evening,
President Conrad in the chair.
During the evening 12O new members
were added.
A committee Of the five following named
gentlemen: Messrs. Thos. McCorkle, q. Z.
Heisler, Cole, .Ainsworth, and Fisher to
make arrangements for holding another
public meeting, in which home talent would
be invited TO take part, was appointed.
Mr.. Hizar sent In his resignation as Cor
responding Secretary, which was accepted
and Mr.. Benjamin johnson elected In bis
stead.
Votes of thanks we're rendered to Mr..
Gregg for bis donation of the ChristIan Ban
nsr, and also to Mr.. Henry T. Rumford for
the Scientific Anssric an.
Several orders, the aggregate amount OF
wi hich is 500, were directed to be drawn.
A committee to make inquiries eoncernin !
the cost of printing press was appoints
as follows: Nessrs. Griffith, McCloskey, ,an1
Colby.
The Association wish to acknowledge the
receipt of . very handsome wall motto en-.
! titled mo Cross no Crown"
The Morning herald., 1876-02-18
CITY UOUNCH.

PROCEEDINGS LAST N1oHr-REPoRTs OF
CITY oFFIcERs-PETITIoNs fR4s1NTBD
-PRoPosALs FOR HAULING OLAF AND
AsHIs-oRDERs DRAWN, ETC.
City Council met last evening In regular
session, President Lichtenstsin IN the
chair. ~@
The oner Of Mr.. Bringhurst, TO- loan
Council money was reported advesely.
Adopted. The petitions Of Allan Roth,
asking for the paving and curbing Of the
west side Of Adams strsst, and also that Of
Mr.. e. Belts and others, requesting that .
gas lamp b placed on West ptreet, betwee1
7th and 9th, were favorably reported On md
adopted. ''t ~
The Law COMMITTEES reported the ordi-
nance prohibiting the sale Of meat, with a
enacting clause. Adopted. The Sane
Committee also reported that there u noth-
ing in the Council laws prohibiting the ,sp-
pointment Of meat Inspector.
The following petitions were presented
and referred to the proper committees: =.
Lambdon, asking for the use Of the City
Hall on Saturday evening Of next week, n
which to give free lecture; from the Board
of Education asking for the tlse Of the
second story Of the old school building ON
sixth street.
The City Treasurer's report showed SSS,-
831.S1 In bank to the credit Of the city, -
follows: to Cool Spring Reservoir, ,e30, ,641,-
IS: to redemption Of bonds, e700.
The Street Commissioner reported % men
and 10 horses and carts ct work. At the
Water Department, "a men were reported
at work.
For hauliugthe city . ashes the following
proposals were received and referred with
mower to act. Edward Ryan, 3 1880;
samuel P. Bradford, S2,750; Jsmes
Curran, $4,000; Benjamin Ewing, %, 800;
Alex. Ewing, $4,000; Robert Cook, ,0o0s
John Batson, 81, ,575; Samuel Coyle, 5000;
David Camel, 42,S75; Jsmes Mulins,
a2,l5O; Martin Keough, S1,87S; George
Carpenter, ss,e5o; s,ooo; Thomas
Cory, S2,s22; "a
The following proposals for hauling clay
TO the Cool Spring Rerervoir, were .,isad
and referred to the Water Committee.
The bids are for so much per cubic yard.
| 8. L. Nichols, sc. !; n. Bradford, 75c. {;
John Bettsou, Soc. Robt. 8. Smith, 90c.;
Martin Seals, 60c. Geo. Cochran, 6o15c.;
James Harrigan. .74c, Frank Nealy, &c. /;
NJ. D. Crossan, zoe. Benjamin Ewing, ;73e.;
David Camel, Soc. per square I'd. Robert
H. Cook, H0c.-; Thomas Collins, 65c.;
D. Coyle, ,75s.; Patrick Reynolds, Sc.
The following orders were directed to b
drawn: Reliance Fire Company, d, 80; Geo.
W. Vernon, S400; Commercial Printing Co.,
s14,25; D. II. Goyle, $268.53; Allen Ruth,
sl99.S5; Jno. Peoples, $648.01. .aa