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NEW T'O-DAi \.
GRAND BON BON
q l. F z il +!
THE COMING EVENT OF THE SEASON.
At BigeIOw'S Hall,
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 2Sth.

rRAND MARCH AT s O'CLOCK, sharp.
VI Jntermission from II to u o'clock.
Home, Sweet Home. at 3 O'clock.
bv srecial arrangement, ~larties on Ruby
Hill and Richmond side, on application to
the Moore Bros. and W. II. sweeney. will be
furnished with frst-class conveyance, at
greatly reduced rat $.
TcScts, admitting gentleman apd Indies,
81 30; to be had OF G n. ti.ks, Main street;
o. Meyers ,trank'in; at +. D.. ourkee's jew
elry Store; and vt Bigelow's Hall.
NORMAN hEAT0A, Manager.
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For sale,

For Sale.
A complete miners outfit is for sale, con-
sistirg of a blacksmith forge, tools, drills.
wheelbarrows, windlass, ropes. etc. Apply
Mt 1. MAuPlN'S STORE, Main street, Eu-
reka. iyytf
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DIED.

Sheridan Carson Valley March 7--Johr
Berry.
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For Sale or Rent.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNlSED.

kkaR1L A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
b,x6ti, dence on Sheridan avenue. For par
Gu tieulars, apply on the premises, or
E44I.l to X. X. MORRISON.
Eureka. March 10, 1878. mhlItf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.
BaitIe-A Regular Bull
Kun Panic.


LONDON, January 1911 a dispatch
OF yesterday from Constantinople Is cor
rect, stating that great battle had been
fought on Monday and Tuesday; that
Suleiman PaSha afterwards took up posi-.
tions near Phillippopolis and ordered the
inhabitants 10 leave the town, and that
the Russians have reached ChirpBn and
are marching on Yeni Mahalgre, the re-
mains OF the only Turkish field army
south Of the Balkans Is in danger Of cap
ture or annihilation before the armistice
can be concluded. Chirpan Is about 80
miles east Of Phillippopolis and less than
len miles from the road and railway
over which the Turks must pass to reach
Adrisnople. The utmost terror and dis
organization prevails throughout the
country between Phillippopolis and Con-
stantinople. Panic stricken fugitiyes
continue to crowd toward the capital by
thousands. Only small per centage Of
them are men. Many Thousands are de-
tained.at Chorolu on account Of the recent
railway accident on the line leading TO
Constanlinople. The Turkish Govern
ment and English Relief Commission have
great difficulty to prevent Wholesale loss
Of life from hunger and exposure.
AUSTRIA WILL HAvE SOMETHING TO SAY
ABOUT THE TERMS OF PEACE.
A dispatch from Constantinople says:
Count Zichy, the Austrian Ambassador
here, declared yesterday 10 Server Pashs,
Foreign Minister, before the ialler's de.
parlure for Kezantik, that he had re-
ceiyed instructions FROM Vienna, that
Austria could not prevent conclusion
Of the armistice on basis Of peace pre-
but that as signatory OF the
treaty Of Paris Austria would not recog-
nize u peace concluded without her assent
10 It's different points. Austria would be
prepared to protect her interests by all
the means at her disposal.
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The report OF the Health Officer Of the
city for 1877 will be read with interest
this morning. Ga the whole it ia a graf
flying exhibit as compared with uOmc Of
our previous tables OF mortality, and
also as compared with the death rate in
some other cities. We had one death out
Of every 55 persons, against one out of
every 40 persons during the year previous,
and against an average Of one out Of
every 40. inhabitants during the l5years
quoted by DR.. Hildreth in his report to
the State Medical Society in 1876. As
showing how the death rate in Wheeling
compares with that OF other cities, We
herewith append the latest statistics We
have on the subject, viz: those Of 1874.
These statistics show the population, the
number Of deaths, and the population to
each death in tue leading ciIies Of the
country for the wear named:
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TIE importance 10 parties who are
loaning money on real estate OF knowing
the exact metcs and bounds Of the land
or lots uponwhich they rest their loans for
security, is we'll shown by the recent sale
at Martins Ferry of a portion Of Wm.
Clark's land 10 satisfy two or three mort
cages held against it, among them one
held by the Peabody Insurance Company
Of this city. The Peabody Company
loaned $4,000 in September, 1874, on
what they supposed was an unencumber-
ed 20 acre plat OF land adjoining the
Mill property. Prior to that date u
mortgage had been made on an
adjoining plat to secure u lone
from the estate Of the late Judge
PAUL.. 1t turned out after these loans
were made that the PAUL mortgage over
Tapped the Peabody plot about onc,hNli
$50 much SO as 10 destroy the lstter's
sufliciency as ssecuriIy for the sum loaned.
The Peabody Company were, therefore
obliged to buy in the two pieces at the sale
in order to secureh against wholesale
loss. They have now about 3S acres near
the mill to secure a sum total Of $4,000
A part Of the land has been laid of ia
town Iots and will no doubt find sale al
fair prices after the mill is sold and per-
manenlIy at work.
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Of mortality DR.. Hildreth makes the fol-
loving observation: "Being desirous to
compile an authentic statement Of our
death rate l have purpOsely omitted sew.
eral years, theS data for which were un-
certain. / think the above ratios may
be studied with profit, especially II it
should lead our civil authorities and leg.
lslatures to the enactment and execution
of such sanitary and hygienic laws as in
other cities have greatly reduced the
death rate"
Undoubtedly the better attention that
has been paid since the war to hygienic
science in Wheeling has greatly reduced
the death rate, rs the public health..is now
25 per cent better. than 1t was at the out
break Of the war.
As showing how the proportion Of NOR
tality changes from one year to another in
the different parts Of the city, we append
below the number Of deaths in the re.
spective wards for 1876, by which i. will
be seen that whereas the First Ward was
during the last year the unhealthiest
ward in the city, it was, with one excep-
tion, the healthiest In 1876:
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tion, and the side Of the heavy truss fell
over on them. The first passenger car
was whirled around and sank 10 the bot.
tom Of the river, lying nearly parallel
with the stream. The second passenger
car went down end foremost on the first
car, smashing the largest portion into
kindling wood, the end resting on the
bridge. The next car occupied a similar
position, but swerved TO the left and did
not rest on the car in front; none Of the
remaining coaches left the track. The
crash and cries OF tho wounded and dy.
ing speedily brought aid, but the first
comersworked at greatdisadvantage. The
cars had broken through the ice, which
made 1t difficult to approach near enough
to reach the passengers. The scenes on
the relief train were heartrending. In
every car were men and women with their
heads bandaged or arms in slingB, aud
some terribly scalded. In one passenger
car were the bodies Of three women and
in the baggage car two more, Just as they
had been taken from the wreck. Rev.
Of Winsted, with both legs frac.
tured and severely injured internally,
crawled out Of the wreck through the
roof OF the car to the ice and then 10 the
shore.
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ENGLAND.
supposed Understanding Be-
Nceu England and Austria,

LONDON, January 16.-Ths Telegraph
has special from Cons,an,inople saying
that tue Austrian Embassy has been no.
tilted that Austria is opposed to separate
peace, and intends 10 support the treaty
Of Paris; and further, she wishes that
Turkey should leave the grave questions
affecting European interests open for
consideration. At a conference Of the
European Powers this communication,
says tho dispatch, 10 regarded Us sign
that there Ia an understanding between
England and Austria.
the SITUATION PROBABLY MADE HIM SICK,
Lord Derby is somewhat better, but
there is little prospect Of him attending
Parliament to morrow.
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NOTICE
John +. ylaal, Plaintiff,

John +. ylnal, Plalntlr,
Edward wyman, z. F. Cutter, t. C. II. Smith,
JosephDayis, Thomas Porter, william n. Chan.
erllor, late Special Receiver, appointed by the
Circuit Court Of Wood county, In n cSrtall suit
10 chaueery therein depending betwcen sAil
Edward Wyman and Z. 4. Cutter, enm-
pllinRuts, and Joseph Davis and T. Z. II. Smith,
defendants. aud John W. Wills, special Re.
eeiyer, appointed by said Court In aid cluse,
10 he Circuit Court Of Ohio county, we.tvir-
ginIa. In Chancery
To the above named parties, plaintiff ard de-
entitled cause was referred 10 me- one Of the Com.
inissionep Of the Circuit Court Of Wood county, at
the December term, 1877, for the pnrPhse Of ascer
talnlng and reporting 10 the Court certain facts
particularly required by said decree Of ruference
copy Of which Is 10 my otiite and " utllch you
are referred for q particular statement Of every
thing TO be examined Into and reported upon by
the Commissioner. IN accordance With the 0Idjr
Of reference Aforesaid, have dxel upon the SIX
tenth day Of January, 1873, tetween The hours Of
ocl0ckA. n. and Q r. N. Of said day, at my Office,
AK Court street, 10 the city Of kaIktfsburg in
the county Of Wool, State Of West ylIgiuia, to
take the testimony Of all the parties 10 sill auIOB,
II desired and deemed necsSary, aud will continue
the same from day TO day aud time 10 time, II NEG
essary, until all The testimony and the report Of
the undersigned Is completed n required by iaid
order Of reference.
You are commanded, In the name Of the State
oi West Virginia, 10 DO and appear beiorc me, 10
obedience 10 this notice and TO protect your inter-
esis In rellt0n TO the matters belOIo me 10 salI
reference.
Given under my hand, at my Office, this 18th
dy Of December, 1871.
BARSA. POWELL,
deif-M Commissioner.
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Lonisiana Wants Immigrants.

Ngw ORLEANS, January 16.-The I'm
migration Convention formulated a bill
to be presented to the Legislature pro-
viding for the Establishment oi a Bureau
Of immigration, to be domiciled in New
Orleans, for the purpose Of protecting i'm.
migrants and looking TO the landed and
industrial interests OF Louisiana, and
making the necessary appropriations. 1t
also provides for the appointment Of four
immigration agents, one for the North
and West, one for the South, one for
Great Britain and one for the continent,
to encourage immigration to this State.
Daniel Bennett, Chairman Of the Con-
yention, submitted an address, which was
unanimously adopted, pointing out the
productive capacity Of the State, and
what may be accomplished by industry
and economy. He Gays: II Louisiana
were cultivated by 100000 labOring lar.
mers, with all Of her rich low lands re.
claimed and worked with Dutch style and
economy, the amount Of the annual pro-
ducts oi the State would far exceed $500, )
mn mn
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Blair Gets Three Votes for U. $.
SeunfOr.

ANNAPOLIS, January l6.-The vote for
U. S. Senator in joint convention OF the
Legislature to day, wa. sennis, 80;
Thomas, Is; Groome, Is; Robinson, 9;
Blair and Wlekes 8 each; STEINER rep J,
IS; scattering 8. Adjourned.
A Democratic caucus will be held
tonight to agree upon 4 candidate 10 be
voted for by the party.
Al the Democratic caucus tonight TO
nominate a candidate for United States
Senator, the ballot resulted: Groome,
SC; Dennis, %; Robinson, 10; Thomas,
o; Stump, 2; Pearce, 2.
Adjourned.
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THE failure Of Col. Nay, Of Manning.
ton, seems 10 have been altogether a
needless affair. His assets are said 10 be
abundant, even under the hammer, 10 pay
of all he owes. He was capitalist and
no, a borrower Of money, except in the
sense Of borrowing at ordinary rates to
lend again at extraordinary rates. lie
wa. sort Of depositary for number Of
parties in and around Warrington who
had money to lend, and was looked
upon by everybody as being as good as
the bank. And so be was. For years he
ha. ..,en loaner Of money TO the cattle
sp,cuIators aud stock man generally Of
Marion, many Of whom were willing TO
pay handsomely for monied accommoda-
tions on the instant. While we do not
hear that any Of these parties have failed
ou. and out on his hands, yet he has been
compelled TO nurse them along, and in
order to do 80 has had TO cucumber his
real estate, and this step has alarmed
and pfecipilated upon him a number Of
small creditors, all Of whom want their
money on demand.
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MEDICAL coNvENrToN.

The Medical Convention in session here
formed permanent organization under
the name Of the Medical Association Of
Louisiana. DR.. @. Egan, Of Shreveport,
was elected President; Drs Remls, Hayes
and Dupre, Vice Presidents; Thomas
Lay Ion, secretay; s. s. Herrick, Cores
ponding Secretary; and DR.. s. L. Chaille,
Resolutions we're adopted advising
Legislative enactments in the attempt to
circumscribe and arrest contagious dis
eases; that vaccination be made compul-
sorry, and favors the re.establishment oi
Boards Of Medical Examiners throughout
the State.
The next annual meeting is 10 be held
on tho second Wednesday in April, 1879
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" LEGISLATURE.


JAcKsoNvlLLE, FLA, January TO-
The attending physician says that unless
John Morrissey, Of New York, State
Senator, has q change for the better with
in 4S hours there would be no use Of a
change. His wife appears TO have aban-
doned the hope Of recovery, and to-day
be gave her the full directions for clos
Ing up his business. Brights disease and
diseGSe Of the heart are the ailments. He
Ia unable TO lie down., but sta in a chair
constantly. His mind last evening and
this morning was somewhat wandering at
timea.
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Personal Eneonnter.

DASvrILE, Va, January l5.-Phillip
Grasty, tobacconist, and w. P. Robinson,
merchant, the former armed with re.
yolver and the latter with Bowie knife
fought yesterday in Robinson's store, and
both were severely wounded. The
trouble grew out OF some former business
association.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Meter and Bonner have been ex
PEELED from the New York Stock Ex
change.
"A dispatch from Salt Lake states thai
. furious snow storm in prevailing in the
Sierra Nevada mountains.
Another victim Of the Potts mine
disaster at Pottsyille was rescued last
evening, but died this morning, making
the total deaths At five.
by the fall Of shanty, at Whining
ton last evening, which subsequently, took
FIRE, four men were crushed and burned
10 death.
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY,
1877. MORGANTOWN. Is7s;

Til. Institution Of Learning, under the Pre4Id.n-
ey Of Rev. J. r. Thompson, a. NJ, Il entering upon
new era Of prosperity. During the Spring Term
iSt eosed the Attendance Of students was Inereas.
e. over 0S per cent. II has l1ne and scholarly
Faculty; belutiful, healthiul and moral location,
ample Scientific and Philosophical ApIanlus;
aLlbrlry CONSTANTLY growing q currisulIm OF the
most thorough character; standard Of sehnlarship
supposed by no American lnstlIutIon Of leaTnIDg.
THK ExrENsEs AEE LES than al any other plhCe
known 70 aiJrd equal advantages. TIE Fall term
begins September 6thi the Winter term January
mitidn, catalogues, dc, hddras the President
GEO. C. STURGISS,
seefetary Of RegentA
AuaCNT 49, 1877, an21.WAg
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FRANCE.


PARIS, January 1G.-Henry NJ. Stanley,
the African explorer, arrived to-day. He
was met at the railway station by the
members Of the Geographical Society.
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NEW YORK, January l6.-The bond.
holders Of the State Of Tennessee to-day
appointed \ commissioner to take steps
toward sfiecting some settlement Of the
debt at no. less than sixty cents on the
dollar,
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Wcniher IndIlcalIons.
W1I UKPAKfdkNfl
OYYIcR OF rHK CmEI 8IsNAL 0YHIcER.
WAsHIKsToN, D. c, Jan. l7-l =. ",

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather,
south wiuds and stationary or lower
pressure.
For Lakes, partly cloudy weather and
occasional snow areas, warmer south
winds and falling barometer.
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LEWIS BAKER would like to manipu-
late the appointments OF the Executive
of Wes. Virginia in the interest Of his
private purposes, either to gratiiy his
n.r,onul malice or facilitate his merce.
n,ry intriSues. He has no other nor
higher idea Of publishing newspaper
,b,p TO make it his personal instrument
for gratifying his malice or accomplish
iop hi. venal motives. Vengeance on
somebody or ppoliatipn upon the party is
hi. game under all circumstances.
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New YoRK, January Bishop Che.
ney, Of Chicago, attended today the
Synod Of the New York Reformed Epis:
eopal Church, which adopted articles Of
Royefumsnt,
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Respite Granted.

ST. Louis, January l6.-Gov. Phelps
has granted Wni. weiner, who was 10 be
hanged here OH Friday,a a respite Of two
weeks at the solicitation Of his spiritual
advisers and others,
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As showing how the above table com.
pares with the health statistics Of Wheel.
ing for a number of years, we append be.
low the table given by DR., HildreIh in
his report to the Medical Society in '76.
1t will be found interesting as basis OF
comparison not only with the cities
named above, but also with our own late
reports. We quote tho table as follows {:
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" DEE 1efus, 1919. January 0u, 1915.
10 the matter Of the estate OF Chester D. Knox,
deceased, and the accounts oi George Adams,
his Executor.
A,rcport Of The aecounts Of mid ptr1onll repre-
sentative, ard Of The debts and demands agAlnSi
bis decelent's estate, having beeu le In the Office
Of this Court under chapter 23i Of the Acts Of the
legislature Of the kiAts Of West Nifginil, at it,
eleventh Isession, ls72-is1S, ard more thar Two
years having elapsed since the Qualification Of said
representative, It 70 ordered on motion Of I.ouiGa
L. Kpor and David Q, knox legAtees Of Said jece.
dent, that the csedlt0 Of slld dtcelspt slAl show
cause 10, and before this Court on the DIST dsy Of
the next term thereof, which II Is provided by law
sh,ll commence on the lirst Monday Of Mach, A.
H. 1878, agAint the payment and delivery oi The
estate Of the deeedent TO his ltIateeS, and that
copy cf this order shall be published 0nee week
for four weeks Ia the lnlelllgencsr, daily i,suc,
aud posted at the front door Of the Court House u
this county, on the Second Monday 0t January,
1873. and The aoond Monday Of the February fol-
loving.
i1i2-s RoBT. B. WOODS, Clerk.
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CrYorHNArr, January l6.-At a meet
ing Of the Italians Of Cincinnati 1t was
decided to commemorate the death OF
Victor Emmanuel with q grand parade
through the principle streets and a funer.
al oraIion at the Cathedral tomorrow.
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RnsIncss Embarrassmenta.

New York, January 16.-The Posi-
says an agreement between E. ]. Dun.
ming, jr., and his creditors has been drawn
up and Ia now in circulation among them
for their signatures. Il tproyides for null.
liiying the assignment and restoring the
management Of Dunning's affairs TO him
self, he TO be advised and governed BY a
committee consisting OF Cyrus W. Field,
G. S. Coe, George Cabot Ward and Frank
N. Sterry. The character OF the com.
mittee Is such that it cannot fail to com.
mani confidence.
Mr.. Bsll, assignee Of Ell. Cunning, IT,,
states that his liabilities ere 81 500, 900;
nominal assets about the came.
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coEuNBus, January lO.-GeO. Il. Pen.
dleton and wife gave grand reception
at the Neil Houle, which vGs the most
brilliant ever given here.
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FUNERAL PROCESSION.

The Italians OF this place had a funeral
procession and held funeral services
at one Of their churches this morning in
respect Of the late King Victor Emman.
mel.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsnlNoroN, Januaty ID.

W
At half past l2 o'clock vote was taken
on the pending question to ieier he reso'
luton OF Mr.. Matthews in regard to pay.
ing bonds III silver 10 the Committee on
Judiciary, and il was rejected.
YgAs-Alessrs. Anthony, BAtnuul, Bay.
ard, Blaine, Butler, Conkling, Dawe1,
Eaton, Edmunds, Hamlin, Hoar, Herman,
Mcpherson, Mitchell, Morrill,, Paddock,
Rollins, Sargent and Wadleigh-l9.
NAYs-MeRsrs. Armstrong, Beck, Booth,
Cameron OF Pa, Cameron Of Wisconsin,
CoOkreIl, Coke. Conover, Davis ot llli-
noia, Dorsey, Terry, Grover. Harris
Hereford, Howe. Johnston, Kirk|ood'
McCreery, Mcmillan, Matthews, MaxCy'
Merrimon, Morgan, Plumb, Ransom,
Salisbury, Saunders, Spencer, Teller,
Voorhees'und Withers-3l.
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Nomination ntLnst.

CINCINNATI. January 16.-At Frank
fort KY, tonight General Williams was
nominated by the Democratic caucus on
| the 1lth ballot,
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MErInLN nnrRLnra

Representative schleicher, Chairman
Of the subcommittee, Ia in receipt ol
several letters from Maverick county
Texas, giving detailed accounts OF out
RACES recently done upon United States
citizens BY Mexicans.
The House Committee on Public Ex-
penditures will meet on Saturday, when
the Chairman HATCHERY will present the
full committee with accounts Of the Pub
lie Printer, Clerk OF the House, Sargent
at-Arms, and the Doorkeeper from the
42d Congress todate.
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NATIONAL onsrRYAroRY.

The Senate Committee on Naval AZ
fairs report in favor Of bill appropria.
ting $500, 900 for the removal oi the Ma
tional Observatory TO location where
the fogs arising from the river will not les
sen the power Of the instruments nor the
malaria influence those in charge.
The same arguments we're made to-day
BY the same womens rights advocates
against the 18th amendment, claiming
that the Constitution as /. now IL gives
the American women the right to vote;
therefore no amendment for The purpose
was necessary,
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IhegntelIiqe'

SAMUEL BowLEs, editor # the Spring.
field tM~s,) Republican, died at eleven
o'clock last night.