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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-08
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 5.-To-day the offerings OF loose were
very heavy, and the bidding spirited. Prices were
well maintained, but no decided advance in the
market was observable.
On the Exchange no hogsheads were1tsposed of.
Notwithstanding an effort was made. n fact, buy
the preference upon The fact that IL Is almost mpos-
sble for hogshead to priced In keeaing order ut
this time of the wear: AS the season advances an
oppor unity is oferedto order and prize In keeping
condition. An advance in hOgsheads may be rea-
sonaby expected and 4 demand for them VIII be
felt.
At present, however, we advise sellers 10 send In
loose tobacco and better grades for spring
handling We present below actual sales quota.
lions received ut breaks to-day. We classify fol-
lows: Lugs-Co. mon. s1@sl.5O; gsed 70 com n
mon- 81 -50@$3;5o: LcafM -. S3,5O@s3. 72;
S10- {ylneU2.
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Alabama.

PUBLIC OFFICER GETS ONE SHOT IN THE
CHEEK AND ANOTHER IN A MAP OF THE
CoUNTRY-THE LOGGER's REVENGE.
New YORK, March IA special from
New Orleans states that Colonel 1sidore
Mccormack, formerly Governor Kellogg's
chief OF staff. and now agent OF the Interior
Department in the log cases for the States
OF Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, az
rived here to-day from Alabama, where he
received shot from rifle, the ball enter
ing his cheek and passing out near the ear.
Another shot lodged in amap OF the country,
which he was carrying in his side-pocket.
He fed, and reached Breyello station, on
the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
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Cuba

HAVANA, March lit is officially reported
that the number Of insurgents who have
surrendered from February 18th to March
9th is 1,230 persons, with one hundred and
eighty stand of arms, in the neighborhood Of
sancripritus, Remedies, and the line OF de-
fence called Latrocha. OF the prominent
chiefs MaXemo Gomez, Benito, and Ro-
drignes embarked for Jamaica and Saliva
dore, Senior Marquis, Of Santa Lucia, for
Europe.
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Port or RlcHMoNl, MARCH ., 1915.

2
b Steamship Wyanoke, Coach. New York, merefsau~
disc and pass engers, q. W.Allen 81 Co.. agents. .
Steamer j.. w. Eyerman, Plat, Philadelphia, me1~
clmndise and passengers.
sreamer John Syives ter Clifford, Norfolk, United
Suites NATL, merchandise and passengers, l.. B,
Tatun. agent
. schooner William II. KensaI, soper, New York.
hight, to load coal. u, .s,s<EsFt
Schooner f. ii. Osborne, Crowell, Bath, Me-, Ice.
- -5s4f.ssy,si4ss SAILED. ~ 49,.
Schooner Martha Coii1ps, Groves, Washington
coal and granite, Curtis &lParker. -. 49,
: Schooner g.. e. Rippeiier, Lloyd, Philadelphia
ties. Curtis d Parker. IA .r- les.r -ssis
Schooner Eugie, Corsey. Norfolk, light, Currte q
$50 a fst. By telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 7.-Arrived: Atlas, Bolivia.
Alsatia, State Of Insiana. arrived out /: Joe MI
berry, A amanda Canava, Der, Sud, Rufus. Naiaden,
Martha n. Hall, Commerce, Agnes, Sutherland
Amelia. Gunhnda. Honeward bound: Union, Ty-
bee; Missouri. Key West.
LONDON, March 7.-Arrived: The Armand
Adrien, from Pensacola for Nantes, has been ahnu-
doned at sea- Of wafer Tho crew were picked up
MARINE pisAsTEk-AcAPrAIN AND THREE SEA-
MEN WASHED ovERBoARD.
NEW York, March 1.-THE steamer Bolivia, lust
arrived from Glasgow, reports that the siehted the
ship Bertha, from Liverpool for Portland, in dis
tress. and on ha1ligg her found that Captain HiIl
and three of the crew had been washed overheard
during heavy westerly yale. The mate and one
seaman were injured.
FORT MONROE, March 7.-Passed in for Balti-
more: : Bark Stormy PeIre,, from Dublin. -
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
- MARKET.

MARCH 4.-Virginia bright five pounds. S0@
90c. Virginia bright i've and extra twlst, 81
6GOc; Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist, ia
66Sc.; yirginia medium g. and l2-inch twist. Sc
m5Sc.: Virginia common t. and l2-inch twist. 496l
53c.; Virginia mahogany navy 3s- As. and 5s, 45(a
Soc; Virginia smoking. las and ~. 40@60c.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy, bright mahogany. 53@54c. ::
Louisville navy, mahogany. 5n@32c.; Louisville
navy mahogany second class. Ga 4Sc. Louisville
navy. fine black, 4SGl5Oc.: Kentucky snoKtng TO-
bacco, tbs., rs, and rs. 29d40c.- CourieT"JourndL
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New York.
PRoPRIET0R or a Ladies' DRUGSTORE i,

TROUBLE. lE.:
BUFFALO, March IT, Mrs. DR.. Lucy Broad,
the proprietress Of Indies drugstore here,
which has for some time been shade wed by
the police, was detected to-day in attempt
ing abortion, and arrested. '.5'.;t
INCESDIARTsA AT EEwBURGH.
NlS.EEDuRGH, March L. George W. Under
hill,s residence aud contents were destroy "
ed by an incendiary fire last night during
the absence OF the family. Loss, $40, ZOO.
FAILURE OF WARREN GREENLEAF.
new YORK, March Warren Greenleaf
announced to the Stock Exchange to-day
his inability to meet his obligations as
member Of the firm OF Greenleai, Norris &
Co
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March z. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 4 bushels. Red, S14 bushels.
CoRN.-W 1,24S bushels.
OATS.-42 bushels
MEAL.-i4 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 100 bushels prime at $1.35;
$40 bushels prime at Sl.3J-total, 40 busheIs.
Red, o bushels mixed at $3.50; AZ bushels mixed
on private terms: 236 bushels very good Futz at
Sl22; SO bushels good FuItz at Sl.lS; so bushels
prime Lancaster al S1.35; "a bushels common
FuliZ at S1.05; 172 bushels good Fnltz NJ 81 20:
1875 bushels prime Lancaster at Sl.35-totalI 6SS
bushels.
CoRN.-IVhite 90 bushels very good ut 55c.; 400
bushels very good ri 55c- 60 bushels very good ut
55c.-to,al. $50 bushels
OATS.-12 bushels prime winter at Acc.
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WASHINGTON, March Judge Marks, a
member OF the Louisiana Electoral College,
who had been here for some weeks in the in
tcrest OF the Returning Board and departed
for New Orleans last Friday, telesraphs
thence that the motion for new trial in An
dcrson's case has been postponed for two
weeks. In the mean time General Anderson
remains in the parish prison. There is no
hope, Judge Marks says, for pardon
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 7.-God opened at 101A.
Noon.-Stocks opened weak, but have since be-
come firm. Money on call, per cent. Gold, 1014.
Exchange-Long, 4S4; short 4S6. State bonds
quiet. Governments weak and lower.
Euen,ng.-Stoney easy at per cent. Sterling,
4s3k. Gold sleaoy az 1U14. Governments active
but weak; new SIS, l03ai. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 7.-Virginia 6s, deferred.
AZ: Virginia consos, 56S second SERIES 81. North
Carolina 6's, old, 10; new, 8. Bid to-day.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The receipts of livestock for The week endin,
March 6, 1873, were about go head OF cattle, 465
hogs. and few sheep. Market opened active and
firm for bee cattle. but towards the close OF the
week, owing to fresh arrivals. became weaker esDe-
cially for best grades. Some few very extra prime
steers sold al 6G66c. Hogs dull and not so firm as
last week: some left over trnsold. We quote:
Beef Cdttie.-Fery best, 54@51c.: good, Al @5c.;
medium or good fair quality, 3ls(G4c.; common,
thin steers. &C., 2a@3sc. p d.. gross.
HogS.-Veiy best, 5a@Gc.; lighter grades, &C.,
Sneep.EVery best, 5@ 51lc.; fair to good. 4Ca4Ac.
q h.. gross. ...
MiIci CoWS.-s3O@s35@s50 q head.
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North Carolina.

PROBABLE CASE OF ACCIDENTAL. DROWNING.
Especial telegram to the DispatchI
WELDON, N. c., March THE body OF
a white man was found hanging in the will
lows about three miles below Weldon this
evening by Mr.. John Debcrry, of this place,
who was out hunting. 1t was in very
advanced state OF decomposition, and is
supposed to be that OF Mr.. j. L. Brewer,
of Mecklenburg, Va, who was drowned
while attempting to cross the Roanoke river
at this place January 18th last.
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SUSPENSION OF OPERATIONS IN THE COAL
pEcJnSS

WmKEsBARRE, March 1.-THE Lehieh
Valley and Franklin coal companies will
suspend operations tonight for the balance
of the month. This completes the general
suspension in this region, as the Riverside,
Delaware, Hudson and Lehigh, and Wilkes
barre companies are already idle. This is
owing to the fact that the quota allowed
The Lehigh Valley worked but three days
this week.
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louisiana.
PERSONS DROWNED.

-FOUR PERSONS DROWNED.
New ORLEANS. March THE propeller
Hope was today run down by the. steamer
Texas. Paul S. Pierre and his wife and
two children, who were in the cabin OF the
propeller, were drowned.
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Indiana.
KILLED By 4 RAILROAD roRPr

KILLED BY A RAILROAD TORPEDO.
FoRT WAYNE, March IT, Two. sons OF
Matthew Lynch, who were injured by the
explosion OF arailfoad torpedo with which
they were playing, died last night. An.
other son, aged two years, who was badly
wounded at the same lime, cannot survive.
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A new post-office is established at BowleS-
vile, Albemarle county, Va, on the route
from Gotham to Stony Point, with Mon
tilla Clark as postmaster. A new post-office
is established at Bailman's, Louisa county,
Va, near Bentvoslio, with Hamlet NJ.
Muyer as postmaster; also at Alters
Store, Montgomery county, Va, on the
route from Cbristiansburg to Dliras Fork,
with j. III. Alter as postmaster; also at
Henderson's Depot, Southampton county.
Va, on the route from Portsmouth to We'll
don, with W. E. Beale as postmaster.
Captain 0. p. Beard, of Kentucky, re
moved the belt OF Colonel Archibald Yell,
OF Arkansas, when he fell at the head OF bis
troops at the battle OF Buena Vista, in Feb
ruary, 1877, and resolved TO preserve 1t for
his friends. A few days ago he learned
that relative OF Colonel Yell is living In
Little Rock, Arkansas, and at once sent the
relic to him, gratifed that after thirty years
his fidelity to dead comrade should be re-
warded with the only recognition which he
sought.
Ex-senator Wade. OF Ohio, left no will,
ana said that he was willing TO leave the
settlement OF his affairs to others. His es-
tate is worth about So, 900, and is in good
shape, being composed OF country real es-
tate, stocks, and bonds. i. ".
Senior Don Enrique Muniz, editor OF the
Spanish Government organ In New York
city, las mysteriously disappeared, and In
yestlgation is being made under the suspi-
cioa that there has been foul play.
No nominations OF general interest were
made by the President yesterday.
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THE ENGLISH MASONS VS.. THE FRENCH
London, March THE Grand Lodge Of
Masons, Lord CarnarVoD, Dro-Grand Master,
presiding, refuse recognition to persons mi
tiated i'll lodges where belief in Supreme
Ruler OF the Universe is denied.
This refers to the infidel action OF the
Grand Orient of France.
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MINERAL WATERS, &c.

SARATOGA VICHY,
"
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
4 NEW MISUNDERSTANDING THE I'M
PORTED VICHY. ...
Ar,acid: cures Dyspepsia, aids digestion, Is q
uowerCu, tonic, and strong diuretic.
we are agents for the sale OF this valuable water,
which has W the last few years earned great rept-
tation. -
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
tool 1915 Main street.
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Pennsylvania.

DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION AT sPARTANS-
BURG.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, March IA fire oc-
Cured this morning at Spartansburg, Pa,
which destroyed every business-house IN
the place, including the Masonic Lodge,
post-ofice, and railroad depot. 1t was
caused by an incendiary. The loss is
$50, 900. 49,.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

INTERNAL HOPE:
Five sermons preached In Westminster Abbey
1877. by Rev. DR.. FARRAR. author or the
Life OF Christ. ......'.'......'....'''..s
THE CLASSIC PREACHERS Of THE ENG
IISl! CHURCH, by Dr. j. f.. KEMpE.
MASTERS IN ENGLISH THEOLOGY. being
lie Kinss College Lee lures for lS77.....-...
TIE REVISED ENGLISH BIBLE. by four eini'
Dcnt ;n.llsh
large stock of HIl,LES. PRAiER-BUJnS, and
HYNSA!S from The cheapest mad I" the most
elegant WOO uUUS.. ( PAnHaM.
m Il
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Flour.

Flour.
Fine. "a: superfne, $5@b5.25; extra superBne-
$5.75@$6; common family. $3.50 fancy family
and City Mills, $7@$7.5n, und duh.
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airlllaolttl lispatlh,

FRIDAY u ARCH ., 1873.
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ST. LOUIS, March 7.-Eiour nominal: buyers all
off-aot enough TO establish quotations. Wheat-No.
s red fall. Sill: No. 4 red fall, $I.01: No. .
sprin@. Si.o2 bid. Corn. 33hc. oats hrmer It
28Lc. Rye aue, at 53be. Whiskey ste dy at 81 .0S.
Pork unsettled at SO. BuIk-mea's dull and nomi-
nal. Bacon dull: short-rlb mldd,es, loose, S5.45
short clear middles, packed. S5.87h. Lard nomi-
nally lower; prime steam, 81 asked.
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yy;des Green 4@5c.; dry salred. 12GlSc.: dry
flint. l4Sl &c.: wet salted, S@9c. WEI salted cay.
skIns, 81 1 5t9Sl.95. ,...,, u
Leather: Sole leather, oak, 3t4oc.; sole ieathes:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-07

it to be, it is only folly to rely on such
power as this TO reach it. II we received
the doctrine OF universal total depravity
as taught in the books, then we must &C.
cent universal dsmnstion, tor the
GOSPEL can never reach such, and
the Scriptures reveal no other
poSer to us that will save mer.
AS the scriptures teach that under the
Gospel no one is held guilty except for
sin of his own commission, and as child
rem cannot be guilty OF Adams SIN, as
we have seen, and IS they committed no
sin of their OWL, and as the death OF
Christ provides salvation for all who are
without sin, whether they have baen
made such by believing and obeying the
Gospel after they committed sin, or as
idiots who never committed Gin, they will
be saved through the de.th of Christ and
the mercy of God, without regeners-
ton by the spirit or any otner
help. This in word is the
/ scriptural doctrine concerning the
fate OF infants. Hence the command
to receive (by adnlts) the kingdom
OF God a, little child." The child Ms
ture believes; it is doc,le, it Is trusttul,
it is submissive, principles that enter so
largely into the life and character OF a
Christian; hence it is said We must be-
come as little children, and "ot such Is
the kingdom OF God," scriptures which
certainly contain no idea Of deprsvity or
condemnation.
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UNEQUALLED in its location, and IN
surpassed in its arrangements, for the
convenience and comfort of the travel
ling public, the 'Colonnsde Hotel on
Chestnut street, Ph!lsdvlphis, holds the
highest rank.
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FOR RENT.
Christmas and New Years,

NOW FOR THE HOLIDAYS. BEST
y card Photograph, $40 per dozen. one
me l.arGe Pho og.~pu fog * .rame on Y
Sl.te, jus; IrCv.ye1 rom the hast .srg-
and hue ss>or meut or \ buns, Frames,
Views, Ao,Io Frames. All The latest styles
OF Frames made 10 order. los Nam -.
dec PLUMM ER'S GALLERY
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DUPONT's WHEELING POW.
DER AEETCY

| ZINE large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, Sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages which 1 will sell al wholesale at
menuncturer's prices. / have portable
magazl mes OF d fierent sizes for shipping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is unequaIled in strength and
quality n. REILLY,
sole Agent.
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Dividend Notice

OFF, CT Oh
WHEELING AND BELMONT HRIDGE
WHEELING, W. VA, Jan. /, 1875.
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS or THlS
'0mpsny have declared a dividend
OF four q per cent, On the capital stuck oi
the Company. payable on de and on or
after tue lrth day Of January, ls7s, To the
Stock holders or their legal representa-.
tIves hold ing stOcs ~ tie close OF the 3ld
dsy OF DCcsm Der, 1871.
ja3s JOS. LAWSON, sec'y.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NATIONAL BANK Of WEST VIZ
~ gina, at WhTrIiug.
he annual meet NJ Of the stock holders
ot THIS tank and Election OF Directions,
viii De he Il 81 toe bank ny iOus" on
TUESDAY, January = Is7s between the
hours Of and pm
de.Si JOHN WAGNER, Cashier,
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Stockholders MEETING,

THE ANNUAL ELtCTlON + X Direc
a tors oithc Peoples Bank VIII Ice held
at the Banking House on Saturday, JaUu.
airy 9th, bcween the hours OF II A. N. and
Up. ". A. &. MCKEE,
jaia Cashier.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE

THE ANNUAL NEETISG or THE
Il stockholders OF the Nail City Brewing
tgmpany VAL be held Tuesday, January
18th, l6s, at 2 o'c ock y. NJ, for the cleo
tlon OF Board OF Directors TO serve the en-.
suing year, and such other business a.
May De brought before them.
=, 4. WALTER, President:
&. BINGELI,, Secretary, de3l-M
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UNDERTAKING.

T ARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS
Iot Caskets and Collins. Calls answer
ed at all hours. Hacks, Grape Ribbon,
Gloves Flowers. &c, furnished.
FRIEND & son,
Furniture and Carpet Dealers,
ian7 No. 1868 MAIN STREET.
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Revolver g. CARTRIDGES for So

A nne nickle plated, seven shot, pocket
revolver; a frst-clAss article. Sent c. o.
D., or on receipt OF price. q. W. WILLIS
p. U. Box AIS. New York. splgb
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FRESH TEAS.

800 packages Gunpowder. Imperial
Young Tyson, Oolong, English Break fast
and Souchoug Teas, IN store and Tor sale
al low figures. NJ. REILLY.
1913 and 1911 Main street.
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NOTICE.

VNHE ANIMAL ELECTION OF DIREC-
i TORS OF the Exchange Fank will bs
held on Monday, January 18Th, between
the hours OF 10 A. Y. and p. \.
JOHN ]. JONES,
Ja4 Cashier.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Stockholders Meeting.
OFFICE or WHEELING
AND BELMONT BRIDGE COMPANY
Az nnLI ~ w v. n.n N ~.

AND TFIFVNI IhTIbE N'NFNN1.
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. 80, 81. J
The annual meeting % tie Stock hoiI"T>
OF the Wheeling and BDlm n Bridge Com
pguy, viii be held at tn" office OF the
ompAuy, on Monday, the 18Th nsy of Jam
uaTy, ~, bctwe-n.Iue hours al and 81,
O'c ok =. v, Tor the Election OF Niuo
Managers Ia serve duIin & he en- uing year
deI3li Us LAWSON, -ec'y.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i appoi nted Executors OF the last will
and usLiment OF William HukIll, ". D.,
deceased, and duly qualified a. sgch. abd
given bond in the County Court OF ohio
county, West Virginia, notice ~ hereby
given TO all penOn having claims against
the estate Of william Hukill, VI. d.. decd,
10 pres OF the same, duly authenticated,
10 tue NJ Iers Rned executor, for payment
and all persons kDoWing th-ms.lyes In.
debted 10 said estate, 10 make i'm mediats
payment thereof 10 said executors.
MARTIN HUKILL,
JAMES HUkILL,
Executors.
/. {. WRIGHT. Attorney. del5
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CAROLINA RICE.

81 tierces received direct from Charles
ton, in store and Tor sale by
VI. REILLY,
1893 and 1871 Main Street.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TIE ANNUAL MEETING or The
i stockholders OF The Htna Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, OF heelinG,
for the election OF Directors, will be bed
a. the Office OF The Company, No. u
Market street on Monday. January lIth,
1873 between the hours oil and u An
ja4i RICHARD SAVAGE SKY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DIVIDEND.

TIME NATIONAL BANK OF WEST
/ Virginia at Wheeling, has declared a
OF per cent, payable on demand.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WHEELING, w. VA, Jan. ), 1873. js7q
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-16

in the afternoon, to witness the exit OF
the multitudes on their nightly search
for food. They commenced leaving the
cave about 4:90. First came a small
detaehmentof of thousand or two, as a kind
of advance guard, ard after an ititeIva
ofsome minutes the flight commenced by
the millions and billions--numbers
so great that no huu.ar arithmetic could
compute them.
For two hours and hslf the stream
was incesssnt, filling the mouth of the
cave com pletely.
There was no confusion ia the fight,
but as if the matter had been settled in
mass meeting be ore it commenced, every
bat followed the lead OF the advanced
guard, going straight toward the east.
The flight is, sometimes. 50 our guide
told us, in other directions, but the maiu
body invariably follows the rear OF the
advanced guard.
On our way 20 camp ou the Cibelo, st
sundown, on looking back toward the
cave, we could see the undiminished
stream of animal life still flowing always
in the same direction, and looking in the
distance not unlike long lines of black
smoke from the chimney of a sea steamer
as it floats of to the leeward in the even
ing breeze Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-16

Twilight in dreamy Spain The ex-
press train was bowling along between
Tarragona and Barcelona, when sud-
denly it ives brought 10 a standstill oy
the alteration of signal, and In few
minutes twenty-six armed men took
possession OF it. They did not belong
to the civil guard. They were brigands'
Some of the passengers were then
dragged out and thoroughly searched
and all money, watches and valuables
forcibly taken possession Of The brig
ands then removed the cushions from
the carriages and made a minute IN
spectiou TO see that nothing valuable
was concealed in them. The ladies oi
the party had their ear rings torn from
their ears. An English victim writes
81 lost all the property ] had with me-
consisting Of at least $3.50 WORTH which
comprised my watch and chain. money
pocket book. and also my portmanteau'
which was in the luggage van, and con-
tanned many valuable papers" Inc
brigands even took from him his railway
ticket. and left him pennies, Ei1n
merely the clothes he were, and tn2ss
partly torn from the rough treAsmens
/ he received.