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a IatthfttI wIte.

About a year ago the QuArtermastcr
al St Louis was notified 30 furnish
TRANSPORTATION 10 Mrs Alice A. Hurl.
burt and two children 10 Fort Lapvui.
the cost 10 be deducted FROM the p1y
% her husband, Private Wm. l.. Hurt
burt, IN instsllmeuts Of Sl0 ger month.
The cOst u the journey would loo mp.
ward OF 500 A private soldiers psy
is ouly el3 per mouth. aud the idea Ol
giving Up all OF u but S3 month for
The period Of nearly four years would
be rather gloomy 20 contemplate. Sue
Was a pretty, lady-like little body, with
two fine children. aud evidently had
passed a good portion 81 her life under
happy auspicies. She said her hus-
baud had lost his property year be-
fore. and in n az of desperation had en-
listed. Directly afterward he had been
ordered % the Wcst. aud she had not
seen him since. IL was so hard 30 be
separated, aud she wOuld endure any
privation 90 be near him. SO she
went. Last month her husband was
killed in a fight with the Indians. Mrs.
Hurlburt was left at Lapwai in desti.
tnte circumstances. Whatever the
brave little woman's trials may have
been, or may hereafter be. she will
probably ever be consoled with the
thought that she had gone when he
called her and stayed by him TO the
last.
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ftetaarkable StotV.
-ram ~ WheeIInr R.eI.ier.

FROM rft Wheeling Register.
\ Confederate soldier from the val.
ley Of Virginia, ia one ~ the battles
q the late civil war, was struck in the
bead with n minnie ball The ball
passed through the skull. and the eur.
gsOus, afraid 10 probe tle wound "a
search Of II. left the muu TO die. In
The course Of time be recovered, but
bal lost his reason, and was sent 90
the insane asylum at Stauuton, where
be- remained Tor eleven years. Al
length DR. FauntlerOy, an eminent
ph, sicIan Uf that city, obtained per-
ais.iun from the asylum authorities
and friends Of the insane man 10 make
n surgical examination of the head,
with the hope OF finding the ball. He
was successful, and found the ball i'm
bedded On the inside II the skull and
pushing against the brain. Unable 81
extract ~ with any instrument at hand.
be took a chisel and mortised il out. -
A. suon ne the ball was removed reason
resumed It's control, and the deranged
one VAS ia bis right mind. He says
that he IL not conscious of anything
that occurred during the interval 81
eleven ycars-irom the time be was
struck on the battlefield 10 the mo-
ment the pressure was removed from
the brain, al was blank " ham.
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SALE on MARRIAGE PHESTNrs.
The Homance Taken out al Account
of Many Fashionable wedding.

That one-half of the world does not
know how the other half lives. says the
Baltimore American. IA an old proverb,
aud il has lately received curious IL
lnstration. A ieweler in New York adj
vertised ~ one branch 81 his business
duplicate wedding presents bought
aud exchanged This announcement
was tirst treated as Joke, hut IL now
appears that this peculiar traffic u reg
ulariy carried on 10y the gentleman an
question, and that he ~ nj present do
ing a very lively business in il. II
takes n great deal Of the romance from
the glowing accounts Of fashionable
weddings with which the columns Of
certain journals are periodically filled
To learn that the numerous presents SO
ostentatlously displayed on the Occa-
sion of the ceremony aiterward find
their way 90 shops and stores, where
they are again disposed OF. And vet
the multiplicity OF presents which are
so regularly bestowed on the yOung
bride must often cause her 60 wonder
10 what use she shall put them. When
she finds that she has sufficient knives
and forks 20 stock small cutlery estab-
hshment, tce- pitchers for every room
IN the house, including the attic. hair
brushes which would be fortune to
an enterprising barber. and silver
spoons and buttcr-di-hcs innumerahle.
she may bee parioned 10, although she
loves them for the associations which
surround them, she parts with them at
a sacrifice Aud who knows but that
many a family when royerses come has
succeeded in paying its bills aud keep
ing up appearances by aid Of these me
montoes OF affection and esteem. Ham
let tells us that after his fathers death
"the funeral baked meats did cOldly
furnish forth the marriage tables, and
there are probably many cases in which
the articles covering tho wedding ta-
bles of to-day help TO keep away pow
erty and DO more good than the givers
could ever have anticipated
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PRETTY NEAR Ir.-The native stu
dents in India are not only acquiring
mastery 81 correct expression, but of
accurate English historical kno~ledRe,
as shown by the following extract from
an essay on Cromwell by n Baboo.
which appears in the Allahabad Pio-
neer: "Oliver Cromwell Was q very
stern man. He destroyed Charles ! 10y
repeating bsheadals. After that he
was never seen 10 smile, but was fre.
anently heard pensively ~ murmur:
III had only served my tfed as I
have served my king, he would hot
have deserted me in my old age. -
London Spectator.
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whnt We would Ds.

II We were the militia,
Their arms within oun hand
aud right before the riotsr,
We'd took a soldiers stand
Aud the yells began tn come
And The stones began o. Bit
WE'D show these fancy EOil.cf huyf
How a brave man % grlt
can perform his duty to the public 10y
double-quicking 10 the office, 90 write
up full report Of the terrific encoun-
ter Business before pleasure ~ our
rule. 49, Detroit Post.
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A newspaper correspondent ~ Bsy
City says. Mr. Wm Wrstv,t c.4,. 81.
my attention % his peighliol : pun
trees, which he says bad never burne
a ripe plum until this year. Whether
the remedy is old or new be csnaot
say, Int he learned somewhere thai ~
ing n wuolen rag round The
the &c and satnrstIug - vt,b taf
vented the curculio from z luz np it.
His plnms never b,r, b. g.. npa r. =
they are fuil - frai'. Nh,ie d
bcrs' are AL fruitless.
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AltuIl. IaIY rE-epi sauIly-
CONVICTIONS;

80 ia ksOu-N Jose connections are made viii
Michigan central. Jackson. Lansing saginaw,
Drtui River alley, and Michigan % Line RAJ
TJads.
40 Jonesgue-Wlth Lake shore = Michigan
Southern haIlrrll.
A. Bankers-With brtro.L lii.i..laie South
Wtsfcru Railroad
40 Watarul-WIfh Lake shore Michigan
sBatheru Ar llnel.
40 Auburn jguetl0u-N.ih Detroit, frl ElFel
A ulIalls AMI baltimore a ONO Railroad.
40 Fort NaFue-N lfh rlffshIrs Fort Wayne =
chicago, T1irdo. wabash a " cstern. hort Wayur
Muucle Cincinnati, and Cinciuuau, Richmond
A Fort Wayne Railroads.
r. h. LOOMS. Prc-t and Gem Mauagrr.
* HOOPER. GeH. D Ticket Agent
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President Grant was a model man
for issuing orders and proclamations.
He hit the nail exactly on the head
when a subordinate officer Of federal
troops at New Orleans sent long dis
patch reciting some kuklux disturb.
ances, and asking what he should do2
Grants reply was "Put down the re-
bellion and report afterwards. This
splendid example 10y chief magistrate
in riotous times was initiated by very
few mayors Of cities during the late
railroad disturbances. Mayor Heath
Of Chicago, who now pretends that the
troubles there we're greatly eXaggerat-
ed. gave instructions 90 the police TO
fire blank cartridges. The mayors Of
Buffalo, Cincinnati, 81 Louis and To-
lelo parelyed with the mobs. The
mayor 81 Pittsburg acted like n fright
ened child while the mischief was GO
ing ON. Nowhere did there seem 20 be
the coolness, frmness. aud boldness
which strike terror into gang Of
cowgdly rufiins by impressing them
that death will be their portion unless
they obey the laws. The reason why
80 many poltroons are IN power Is that
by our system of popular elections,
where every man has a ballot, and the
ignorant lOafers and crimiDel classes
are the most active politicians, all the
demsgogues who hunger after Office
are made servile and timid by the ne.
cessity they feel Of catching the great.
est number Of votes. II they could
but reslise n, courage aud decision iD
pnttiug down mobs would give them
politicsl capital, for everybody admires
pluck.
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IHAvE FOUND
THE RIGHT MEDICINE.

ME A Il. sTKrAESs.
DEAR SiR:-My only object Ia giving yoa this
testimonial Il TO spread valuable Information.
Having been badly aniicted with Salt kheun,
sal the whole surface OF my SKIN being covered
with pimples ami erupiiOn-. many OF which cAus-
80 me great pain and ANNOYANCE. And knowing
it 10 De a blood disease, took many OF the sal
Nertised blood preparations, among Nhlch anJ
quantity OF SArsaparllla. without obtaining any
benefit until comm ed taktuR the NE0ETiSE
al before had completed the hr,t bottle saS
That hgd got the right medicine. Consequent
Iy follow ed on with 10 until I had taken seven
hotties when was pronounced b well man; and
lnv skin IA smooth, and enurey free nom PIN
pics and eruptions. 7 haf never enl0yed ~
good health before, and sttTiD u Oil 20 the
use Of EGETISE. To benrnt those aliiicted With
rheumatism. ] viii make mention also 81 the
VE8ETIsE's wonderful power 81 curing ne 20
this acute complaint, % which have sanered 80
lntrBselN &. H.TUCkEk.
Pass. Agt. Mich. & n. Il,
No W Washington -, bostnu'
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Traius are run by Chicago time, which j. -
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time.
Ar trains run daily. except sundays.
COSNECTIOSs.-ClOsec connections made al p
suauti, with NJ. Z. X. r. for all points east and
west. AT Manchester, with Jackson Branch OF
Is a 81. :. n. n. At Hillsdale; with L. :. VI
= r. II. Al bankers. with r. W .. ). X. X,
for points north and soath.
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PROOF.
WHAT IS NEEDED.


Mn. n. n. sTIyESs.
DEAR sIR:-AbOut one year since. found my
self ia feeble condition from general deolly.
NEGEr1SE was strongly recommended 10 me by
a friend who had been much benefited by ltz use.
procured the article. and after using several
bottles was restored 10 health, and discontinued
It, use feel quite confident that there II no
medicine superior % IL for those complaints for
which IL = especially prepared. and would cheer.
fully recommend 10 20 those who feel That they
need something % restore them % pcTiect AeaIth'
L. l. PETTISGIlI-
Firm Of ). NJ Pstlngin Co, 10 state street,
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LAKE SHORE a MICH. sou. r. Y.
Trains WIN leave the station. named. a. follow.

In Michigan Accommodation. going West.
Connects With Kalamazoo aud Grand Rapids
Train AZ White Pigeon.
gE- Mali aud Night Express trains Rolgg east.
connect With Traius for Detroit. al AdnaiL
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VEGETlNE

Is acknowledged ana Recommended 10y physi.
clans and apoihecGries 20 be the best puriner and
cleanser Of the blood vet discovered, AMI th0us-
ands speak In its praise Sho have been restored
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A high-collared, eye-glassed, mutton
whiskered, snobbisL-looking En-.
giishman at the Glen House, the other
day, was gazing at the big pitch OF
snow on Mount Jefferson with an i'm
mense amount Of wonder. Finally he
turned to a native and inquired, II
say. mistaw, can-ah-you tell me II
that Is snow j see mp yondaN?' Mo
sir. u ~ nut, waS the reply. bat,
sur, exclaimed the f.. .iisbmaa, II ap
ld r-Hf is -. ta-tiauk. rrd %
ks.
cs,u, .'tust ibey rsy ~ ~ - y, les -
he added cOutideutiAliy-'l dOn't mind
telling you how it is. You see, few
81 us went over there to-day and we
f..nud " ~ nathing but big hedge
~
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Leave
Columbus ioIoA.A 59or.H. l1.HA.s.
Arrive AZ
Tole1o ssor.M I0S9FN. 80 A. y.
Z. So ". 8. Traius from Detroit and ln1ln
aud Air Line. r. A y. NJ. aud Jackson trains az.
rflng in Toledo make connection with the two
Express trains whicn leaves TIE fcnnsyivla Cos
nep0t-fhe omulhus Line making the transfer
frJil union depot iu ID minutes.
Direct connections made ln lniQn Utpuf al
columbus for Newark, Laursviilc. Pittsburgh,
wheeling. baltimore, Washington and Fnilaacl-
phIl. also. Tor Dayton tinclunlfI. L0uisTiiic AMI
an points south AMI southwest
Pullman Drawing Room AMI sleeping cars
from Columbus to batiuurc, Washington AMI
philadciphia, without change.
Trains viii arrive sud depart from Toledo AZ
Psrs-rivania Cos depot. Water street, foot Of
VA. MILLS. Gen. Ticket Agent
ORLANp SMITH. Gen. supf.
~. 81. GREENE. President.
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DETROIT. HILLsDAlE & SOUTH
WESTERN n. r.
Trains viii leaye the stations named. as follows,
from and after June cath. 1877
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strikes At the rooi OF disease ~ purifying ths
blood restoring the liver aud Kidneys 10 healthy
action. luylgoratlng the nervous system
vEGETlNE
T. not vile, nan-eous compound which simply
purges the bowels. bat safe pleasant remedy
Nhch IS sure % purify the blood, and thereby re-
store the health.
vEGETlNE
4. nov pfescribel, Ia cases of Scrofnia and 9th
er diSeasss Of the blood. hy many of The best
physicians, owing 20 It's great success Ia curing
al diseases ~ this nature.
veGETlNE
Does nnt deceive inyalds into false hopes .,
purglng and creating = fictitious appetite. but
assists nature In clearing ami purifying the whole
system, leading the patient gradually 70 perfect
health.
vEGETiNE
W A. iookesf nlon a. an experiment f0I some time
ty some OF our best physicians, but those most
lncredulous IN regard 90 its merit are now ifs
most ardent friends and supporters.
VeGETlNE,
Instead of being pured-np machine. has WORK.
al It's way mp - its present astonishing success
ny actual mertin curing al diseases OF the blood
OF whatever nature.
VEGETINE,
says Boston physician, "Has ~ rquAl .
blood puriner. Hearing OF its many wonderful
cures after al other remedies had failed. visit
Ell the laboratory, and convinced myseif OF It's
and herbs, each Of which Il highly effective; and
they are compOunded ln such a manner as 70
produce Astonishing results"
VEGETlNE
Is acknowledged ana recommended 10y phys.
clans and apoihecAries 20 Oe the best puriner and
cle auser Of the blood vet discovered, and thOus-
ands speak In its praise Sho have been restored
10 health
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Does hot deceive insalids into false hopes D,
purglng and creating fictitious appetite. bat
assists nature In clearing ami purifying the whole
system, leading the patient gradually 10 perfect
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VOLUME XXI.
Railroad Time Tables.

LAKE. SHORE q NICH SOU.-NIOH
CEgTRAL-JACKSOE6 FIT
YNE- d. III. al
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VEGETINE,

Instead of icing puffed-np machine. has work.
"a It's way mp % tts present astonishing success
ny actual meritin curing al diseases % the blood
% " h.faNa. ma fIIra
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vEGETiNE
VEGETlNE,

" a. looked UPON a. an experiment f0I some iiBte
iy some OF our best physicians, but those most
lncredulOus IN regard 90 its merit are now It's
luust ardent friends and supporters.
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LANSING DIVISION.

Traias wllllea'e The stations named. as 'olloWs
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,trlkfs az the fOOl or disease by purifying tls
,lO0d, restoring the liver aud Kidneys 10 healthy
Ictl0n iuylgorAting the nervous system.
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David Nicholson. q fireman on en-.
gine No. 80. was run over on the Jack
son, Lansing aud Saginaw road Friday
last. aud probably fatally injured. He
was assisting in switching q car at
Lansing aud caught his foot in frog
so firmly that he could not get il out 10
time 10 escape the advancing car. He
was thrown down and the car passed
over his right leg, side and arm, bruis-
ing him terribly.
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Two men named Terrence Callahan
and Frederick Kimball, while excavat-
ing for coal.bin under the sidewalk
in Adrian July %, were buried by the
falling Of an unsupported brick wall
and the caving Of the earth around il.
They were rescued by the bystanders.
Kimball was not much hurt, but Gala
han is seriously injured, it is feared In
tcrnally.
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A report read ut q meeting OF the e1.
ecutive committee of the working girl's
home in Detroit, recently, shows that
the books OF the home were opened
May Is, but that no boarders we're re-
ceived until June j. From May is TO
July 2l there wero 800 applications for
help and 374 for work. Five or six
girls per week on an average are enter
Aninnl hr the hnrna
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T. not a vile, nau-eOus compound which simply
purEes the bowels bat n safe pleasant remedy
which IS sure 90 purify the blood, and Thereby re-
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Nearly one month after we will call.
with the reader, 40 Oconomowas, Wis
A pleasant party ere seated or tie por-
tico "a Silver Hall.
The y rtic,.s are well filed. bat We
have only to DO with one group Mrs.
Jennings. ber daughter aud niece com.
pose 10. Mrs. Jennines j. quite tall
aud stately. dressed in exquisite taste;
her DARK hair and eyes, Il nothing else.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-22

SAN Francisco, March 2l.-The So.
preme Court has entered u decision in
the case Of Lane against the Central Pa
ci6c Railroad Company. Some years ago
the California Pacific Railroad Company
leased the road to the Central Pacific
Railroad Company. and according to the
lease, the Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany should pay both the principal and
interest on the outstanding bonds Of
the California Pacific Railroad Com.
pany according to the terms Of the bonds.
Suit was subsequently brought through
EG.Gov. Lane, as agent for the foreign
bond holders for the principal and inter.
est on the outstanding BOies, the pay.
ments not having been made. The rail.
road company contended that it had not
the power to make such a contract, and
therefore, the agreement to redeem the
outstanding bonds with interest was void.
Contrary opinion Is affirmed BY the
majority Of the Supreme Court, Justice
McLenstry dissents, holding that the
lessees had no power to make the con.
tract. No opinion was expressed by
Justice Crockett
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CHICAGO, March 2l.-The La.s1. Oceua,
Sioux City special says that the Pone:
Indians will be removed from their re
servation to the Indian Territoryin ahou
two weeks. II reported that they pre-,
tend that they did not know vha, they
were doing when they signed the paperi
relinqhishing their rights TO their reser
walton, and that they supposed they ver,
signing paper to draw their snnuities
They say that they will resist any al
tempt by the Government to remoy,
them. They are considerably excited
and the indications are that they will no
leave peaceable.
The Iats1.0oean's St. Paul special saws
The award OF the contract for military
transportation during the coming season
Of navigation on the Upper Missouri and
Yellowstone rivers, for the Military De
partment OF Dakota, Was to-day given L
John B. Davis, Of this oity, with whom
are associated W. 7. Davidson, His bic
was Is cents for the Missouri transporta,
tion and 81 cents for the YeIloEstone.
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MINOR TELEGRAnS.

LOUISVILLE, March al.-At Shelby.
vile to-day Len. +. Mickey, recorded a,
the worst desperate in Kentucky, wa,
convicted Of the murder Of the wife Of
John p Wilson, in Oldham county, 4
year ago, and sentenced to penal servi.
tude for life.
NEW HAVEN, March 2l.--Benj. Noyes
President OF the National Capital Life &
Trust Company, was arrested al his resi-.
dence here last night on a requisitior
from New Jersey. lie will no, be taken
there for some days.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, March 20.-Au
earthquake visited this part Of the Isl.
and yesterday, and caused great alarm
but no damage.
Much public excitement prevails here
over the criminal proceedings against the
press for sedition. Committees are col.
lecting contributions for the defense.
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THE LOUISIANA SITUATION.

NV ORLEANS, La, March 2l.-Sen.
alor Demas, colored, who has been acting
with the Nichols Legislature, took his
seat in the Packard Senate this evening
completing it, il claimed, quorum in
both houses. The extra session has been
extended.
NLw ORLEANS, March 2l.-The Demo.
crats claim that the detection Of State
Senator Delos from the Nichols Legisla.
ture does not break the Returning Board
quorum OF that body. Nineteen is 4
quorum, and the Nichols Senate now
consists Of nineteen Returning Board
members and two elected according to the
returns. The Packard Senate consists OF
seventeen Returning Board members two
less than quorum) and two members
who were seated subject to contest. After
obtaining n quorum Of the Senate the
Packard Legislature passed through both
Houses a general appropriation bill and
mileage and per diem bill for them.
selves; also a resolution quoting section
4 Of article 4 ofthe Constitution OF the
United States; 81, 52g7, 5,2s9 and :, 900 Of
the United States Revised Statutes, and
setting forth that there existed in New
Orleans, capital OF the State, Democratic
violence and illegal conspiracies aud
combinations to obstruct the execution oil
the laws, as evinced byI the seizure by
armed and lawless bands Of the State
arsenals and Supreme Court Of the State,
and calling upon the President under the
Constitution and laws for aid to suppress
the same.
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LoNa BRANCH, Nj, March 2l.-The
steamer husband lies about the same as
yesterday, although the surf has been
high and the weather so thick At times
to-day that the steamer could hardly be
seen from the shore. The lighters that
came down yesterday had to leave, and
nothing has been done toward discharg.
ing the cargo, it being too rough to work
in surf.boats. The Coast Wrecking Com
pany's steamer relief has been anchored
about hall mile Off shore awaiting or.
ders. A huge pump Of the Wrecking
Company was put to work for while
to-day, discharging barrel OF water
each second, but seemed to make no i'm.
preston on the water in the ship. The
steamer still crushes out timbers Of the
old ship Adonls, and the shore Is streWn
with fragments for miles. The bow OF
the steamer, resting on the old wreck,
does not sink, but the stern ia settling
badly, and is at least foot lower to-day
than yesterday. 'Longshoremen say the
ship shows signs Of weakness, and do not
hesitate to assert that she will never be
got of, and that it is doubtful whether
the cargo can be saved.