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Tne Returning Ronrd Trial.

New ORLEANS, January 30.-The trial
OF Anderson was resumed, and the court
room was filled with spectators. ALL
o'clock the jury entered the court room
and occupied their seats. The clerk read
the information against the prisoner to
which he had pleaded not guilty.
The first witness, w. II. Smart, being
sworn for the State, said: / am Clerk Of
the District Court Of Vernan parish. /
was deputy clerk before. The document
shown me contains my official signature.
1t is the election returns.
Mr.. Ray objected as the document the
latter speaks Of is the original returns Of
the election, signed by the supervisor OF
elections and registration, when the doc
ument offered ia consolidated statement
Of returns, and under the law there Ia no
such officer known as supervisor OF elec.
tion and registration. Mr.. Ray offered
as additional objection that the document
must have been signed by the clerk of the
court instead OF the deputy clerk and
that as they are charged with uttering
forged documents forgery must be first
proven before uttering.
The Assistant Attorney General con-
tended that he did not purport TO set out
fac simile Of the document presented.
The law does not require the document
to be described accurately. II was certi-
fed 10 by the clerk, that was sufficient.
Mr.. Castellanos said that the objection
was not as to form, but as 10 substance.
Judge Whitaker said that the objection
was purely technical. The information
could be amended under the statutes.
Mr.. Castellanos read the bill OF excep-
tions. He said he had been referred 10
section 1047 OF the Revised Statutes by
the Attorney General. As TO the amend
ment Of the Information in forgery, like
some other crimes, there were we'll settled
rules, as a variance between the indict-
ment and otiense was always fatal; also
the omission OF any words. II the docu.
ment alleged to be forged is defective, il
not in form in substance, the indictment
is null and void.
Attorney General Ogden replied that
the Court was right In the position 1t
took originally. He had proposed un.
der the statutes to amend the indictment;
the rights Of the defense would not suffer
by II, as The matter waa to be decided by
the sound discretion Of the Court.
Assistant Attorney General Eagan sup.
ported the allegations. made in the infor-
nation. He quoted several authorities
that the statutes required the amend.
ment and that a variance was not mate.
rial.
Mr.. Caslellanos objected to the amend
ing OF the information, which, however,
was overruled, and the District Attorney
amended the information by inserting
the worda Supervisor Of Registration"
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HOUSE.
ABOUT LEnAL TENDER NOTES.

Mr.. Hayes introduced bill prohibit
ing further destruction Of legal tender
noies, making such notes a-legal tender
for custom duties. Referred.
The House went into committee oil the
weole to consider the bill extending the
time for the withdrawal Of distilled spir'
its now in bond until July 1sL 1878.
Mr.. Fosters substitute for the original
proposition declaring that reduction oi
The tax on whisky Is inexpedient was
adopted by 1874 TO SO.
Mr.. Buffers amendment providing that
when spirits are withdrawn from bond
the tax shall be collected al the rate re.
auired by law at the time Of its entry
into bond was adopted, los against 81.
Mr.. Davis, Of N. O, introduced bill
repeating sec. 47lG Of the revised statutes
iorbidding the payment Of pensions to
any person or TO widows, children OF
heirs Of any deceased person who In any
manner yolcntarily engaged in or aided
or abetted the late rebellion.
AbinuFnal
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN BROOKE COUNTY, WET VA.

A A6,otrt.,r,tnrs ~ Ad.,,, p,Lnn
ADMINISTRATOR oi huAh mum c,
,,,.... IN lhaneeIy W "
AiDeIt mheeiH hunn aha we brooke Slieul'
wwW wiIoW anu neifs OF AdAu eoui.
num-
By virtue Of decree rendered 10 the aboYe Gu.
Titled cause at the September term Of aid Ciieuil
Court, the undenigned Will, m Special Commti-
soner therein NAMED, pfoceed on
aA1upnAy Al. esd d,v n, Foh,r.,v ,s-s
''S -'A N'' " " 'S'''
To offer for sale at the front door Of the Court
bidder The following rcal q atc In Nd county te
property Of the lBte Adam Kuhn, to-wit:
Fraction Of lot numbered SIxty .hye (6S), and
fraction Of LOT opposite Iot numbered twenty !ops
(2l The two fractions are Lul ect 70 the life estate
~ tha yrldoug All nf saId fr,c,Gnbs hsin8
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ITALY.

ROME, January 30.-signor Deprets'
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, has written
to Mr.. Marsh, American Ambassador,
that he has delivered TO King Humbert
the address Of the American residents,
condoling with His Majesty on the death
OF Victor Emmanuel; that the King was
greatly gratiied and charged him 10 con.
vey bis thanks to the signers, and also to
particularly thank Mr.. Marsh for this
tribute to the memory Of Victor EN-.
manual
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NOTICE
John F. vlnal, Plaintiff,

Jonn r. NlnalI flAnupi
Edward wynan, E. p. Gutter. 7. G, II. Smith.
IoscphDSVis, Thomas Porter, William n. Chan.
cello', late Special Receiver, appointed by The
Circuit Court Of Wood county, IN q certain suit
10 ohAncmy therein depending between aid
Edward Wyman and Z. y. Cutter, com-
plSinants, and joseph Davis and 7. c. II. Smith,
defendants, and John W. wills, Special he.
esiyer, appointed by aid Court In said cause,
Ia The Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West vt-
ginia. In Chlneery
To the above named parties, plaintiff aud de-
PENDANTS; You will tAEe notice that the above
entitled cause wM referred 10 me, one Of The Com.
missioner Of the Circuit Court ot Wood county, nj
tho December term, 1871, fer the purpose OF Ascer-
tanning and reporting 10 the Court certain facts
particularly required by aid decree Of referenee,
= copy. Of which Is 10 my otieo and 70 which you
arc ruiened for = particular statement Of every.
thing 10 10 examined into and reported upon BY
the Commissioner. In accordance with the ofdjT
Of reference Aforesaid, have fixed upon the aix-
teenth day oi Januafy, 1873, between the hours Oi
o'elockA. ~ and Q r. u. Of said day, at my Office,
~ Court street, 10 the city Of InkerS6uR, 10
the county oi Wood. stats Of West Virgins, 10
take tue teItimony Of all the parties 10 nld action
the ame from day 10 day and time 10 time, II nee
e.sary, until al the testimony and the report Of
the undermined Is completed aI required By Iaid
order Of Telerence,
You are commanded, 10 the name Of ihe State
o. West Vlrginll, 10 be Apd appear before me, 10
obedience 10 this notice and 10 protect your inter-
eIis In relation to tho matters before me In mid
Given under ny hand, at my once, this l4,h
dIy Of December, 1871.
BARNA. POWELL,
delT-h CommIniOnef.
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PHILADELPHIA, January 30.-At a
meeting Of the State Central Committee
OF the Uniled Greenback labor party,
delegates were appointed TO the Toledo
Convention. The delegates are: Hons. F.
Hughes, Of Pottsyille; James Emerson, Of
Beaver Falls; B. s. Bentley, Of Williams
port, and David Kirk, Of Pittsburgh. II
was decided TO call q State Convention in
this city on the 9Th Of June next The
Chairman oi the Committee states that
the party wN gaining strength daily, and
he had not the least doubt that Il would
hold a balance power in the next legisla-
tuFe.
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NEw ORLEANS, January 3O.-A shoot.
ing affray occurred this morning between
Capt. ]. ]. Opry, Of the steamer Isabel /,
L. F. Boucheran and J. KounE. Eleven
shots were fired in all; Capt. 0pry being
slightly wounded in the right arm, and a
colored man by the name Of Bill johnson
and white man named Schneider were
also shot in the legs. The Two latter
were standing by and were not partici-
pants in the difficulty. Tho principals
were arrested and Jailed.
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NEW YORK.
The Trunk Lines in Council.

New York, January 29.-The Presi.
dents Of the Railroad Trunk Lines in ses-
sion here, considering the freight rates,
have telegraphed Mr.. Hickson, Of The
Grand Trunk, and President Gregory
Smith, Of the Vermont Central, proposing
that all matters OF difference be referred
10 Commissioner Finck. This was done
on suggestion OF dickson. Mr.. Finck
il to be the final arbitrator, and pending
his decision rates will be restored at Bos.
ton on the 1st Of February to the same
standard as from New York. The East
bound freight question will be consid.
cred tonight.
Al an adjourned meeting Of The Rail.
road Presidents tonight it was decided
TO restore schedule rates on both east and
west bound freight Each road wos EN-.
powered to appoint an officer TO form a
committee 10 carry out the plans, Of which
committee Commissioner Finck is 10 be
the chief executive officer.
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Arne, r. AtkIn,,n and others. In Chante!

Agnes R. Atkinson and others In ChAntery.
BY virtue Of a decree made and entered In this
cause at tha December term, 1871 oi nil Court, II
Ia referred to the undersigned Commissioner q
take, slate and report an account Of the liens. II
any, on the real estate mentioned In the bill be-
Ing the real estate Of which John Atkinson was
ssiEed and possessed In Zee at the time Of hii
deAthl and the piorties thereof aud Of all claims
and demands against the estate oil John Atkinson,
decd.
Also, an account Of the administration Of the said
Joseph W. Morgan Of the estate Of said John Akin
son. decd.
Also, the value Of the dover Of Agnes R. At
kInSon 10 the land ordered 10 10 sold by said de-
cree, and any other matters deemed pertinent by
the Commissioner or required by any party In in-
ierest
By The terms Of sald decree ihe publication Of
this notice once week for four successive weeks
shall be equivalent 70 personal service Of nOicO on
all the parties Interested.
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FARM property over about Woodsfeld,
Ohio, does not aeem to be bringing very
satisfactory prices. We notice the sale
Of 60 acres, two miles out Of town, for
$3.50, and 100 acres, not far away, for
$1,000. The quality Of the land is not
noted in tho record Of these sales.
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EVANSVILLE, January 3d. Minister
Foster arrived here this morning from
the City Of Mexico, enroute 70 Washing
Ion 10 conier with the administration as 10
The recognition Of DiaI by the United
States. Col. Foster leaves tonight for
Washington 10 appear before the com.
mittee. He declined to say anything oI
the situation in Mexico.
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EVANSVILLE, January Sod. Murry,
Irish sketch artist with Healeys Hiber.
nian Minstrels, fell into the river this
morning from a steamer, and was drown
cd before aid could reach him. The body
has not been recovered. he leaves q
wife, Who Is member Of the company.
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A Chap That Didn't Want to Go

HARRIsBuRa, Pa, January 800. F.
Ballard, a member Of the House Of Rep.
resentatives from Delaware county, who
was arrested some time ago for embez.
Iling the funds Of various building and
loan societies, escaped this morning from
tbe sergeaut.at. Arms, who had been in.
strucIed TO take him back to the Della.
ware county Jail.
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RusIness Embarrnssmenls.

Bosros, January SO.-It Is stated that
the Of the late B. E. BAtes Is amply
able to pay all bequests, million and q
half, and all claims againstit The Bates
corporation, 10 which BAtea' estate Is In.
debted 100000, will raise the needed
capital to meet the impairment,
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ODORLESS

Il the most powerful and lasting
DIaRHEcTANT known. II may 10
safely used under any circumstances.
After two minutes no otOr from II or
The place where u was used. War;
ranted 10 PUmPY the air Instantly ln
The Sick Room and Hospital, prevent.
, Ing the spread Of PRvERS and couta.
glous dlSaases. Damp Cellars made
Healthy. Barns and Stables PurihedI
| put itIn Water Closets and uhnAli
and II renders them odofless and fIee
from contagion, Thickly inhabited
J houses, crowded rooms ard halls CIV.
en- plre and healthy atmosphere by
allowing II TO eyAporate. Street Cars
should use II and thus drive contagion
from them. For Ships It 10 the besl
known means for cGunteTAeting The
odor from Bllge Water, will purify
the ship and In no way injure any
, material Beer Slloonh should use Il,
rs all lad odors Will Immediately dis.
Appear. Railroad Companies need Il
In their waiting.rooms and wafer.
CLOSETS, Restaurants and Hotels need
II. UNDEJlTARRRS can preserve BOD
] IEs one month with one pound Of the
D1inieetant.
Receiving Vaults In Cemeteries freed
from any posibIIty Of eonisgion.
II q Cheap, HalGabe aad hoAIy
TecemmtHind az The BRST DLSLN.
R8CTAHT byeruy one that has HIoi
Bold BY all DrusvI,ts-Bor % oenu;
Bottle Is cents,
salssrOom 28 30 West B'May. New
York.
Agents Eantel in every City and
Town 10 the United States.
no20.TuAS
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COUNTY COURT OHIO COUNTY, DEcEM.
" BER Term, iSh January Sd, 1875.

" pEh Aumt 1915 JAnuAty out 1865
In the matter Of the estate Of Chester D. Knox,
deceased, and tho accounts Of 1eorEe Adams,
his Executor.
A report Of the accounts Of aid personal repre-
sentative, and oi The debts and demands against
his decedens estate, having been hltd In the Office
Of this Court under chapter 23i Of the Acts Of the
LegislAlure Of the state Of West Virginia, at IL
eleventh les.Ion, IS72-Is7S, and more than two
years having elapsed since the qualification Of nd
representative, Ii lA ordered, on motion Of Louisa
L Knox and David c, Knox, lesntees Of aid dece.
dent that the eEedtoTI Of aid docelent snail show
cause 10, and before this Court on the hHt day Of
the NEXT term thereof which II Is provided by law
shBll commence on the irIt Monday Of March, A.
D. 1878, HeAint the pay mrnt and delivery Of the
estate Of the decedent 10 his legAtess, and that
copy Of this order IhIll b publlihsd once 4 week
for Tour weeks In The lnielllgeneer, daily Issue,
and posted Al the front door Of the Court iouse oi
this county, on The second Monday OF January,
1873, and The second Monday Of the February iol.
lowing.
jiia.s RoBT. B. woop,, clqs.
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FlTs,EPILEPsY OR FALLING SICKNESS
The "WHITE0

Sowing Machine Is the easiest selling and best nt-
laying in the market. II has very large shuttle;
very light running, and almost nOiSeless Il Is al
most impossible for other mAchIues 10 sell 10 dirtf
competition with the wIITIK. Agents Wanted.
Apply for terms 10 white Sewing Machine o.,
CifIeianu O,
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NOTICE TocREpIroRs.

To the Creditors Of John Atkinson. deceased:
In pursuance Of a decree Of the County Court Of
Ohio county, made In cause therein pending 10
subject the real estate of tile said John Atkinson
TO the payment Of hia debts, you are required TO
ior adjudication to WI. ". CoWden, COmmialon-
err at his once 10 the said county, on or belors the
18th day Of February, 1878.
Wines, Robert b. Woods Clerk Of uId Court,
this 9Th day Of January, 1873.
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IEMETTIa ErArEMENT,

Mr.. Jewett says that the correctness Of
his report to the State Engineer depends
on the construction to be put upon the
law. He adopted the construction, which
he understood to be correct one, and
which has been acted upon by other com.
panies. Those who charge him with per.
Jury declare that he intended 10 palm OF
The ialsehood that no interest was in
arrear on the part Of a corporation Of
which he was acting as Receiver, for the
sole reason that the interest was in arrear
and had been for more than two and one.
half years,
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{ Ga'sr4Doao's HA'a DrE

Il the slie and the baai, Is instantaneous In lie
black OF brown, does not stain the skin, and u
ea1iiy Applied. Itha standard preparation, and 4
iayofile upon eIery wsllAppolnted toilet for lady
OF gentleman. For als By all Druggists and Hair
DreassrS losEPh eRlSfiD0Ro, Pfopfittes, p.
Q. Boz 2il2, Men fofk. Hpl6-S
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

State Of West virgInl,, County of Ohio. In the
County Court Of Ohio County.
Joseph W. Morgan, Administrator Of the estate Of
John Atkinson, decd,
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ce.rsuoxrR,s oyp1cr.

WHKKLINUI vs. VA JAHuAIy ~ IsIo'
Notice Is hereby given that have fixed on Mon
day, the 18th day Of February, 1875 at 10 o'clock
A. ~, as the time, and my oflico, No. 1921 Chap
line street, Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia,
as the place for taking and stating the matten Ia
W. J. W. CowDEN,
Commissioner Of the County Curt Of ohio County,
W, Va.
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Observation-Disclosures.

LoSpos, Jan. So.-slsamships otrantO
from New York, and Istrian, from Bos'
ton, arrived,
NEW YoRk, January SO.-Arrivsd-
Steamer FriSia from Hamburg.
PHr1ADEIpHIA, January SO.-Arriyed
Steamer Nederland from Hayre.
BALTIMORE, January So.-Arrived-
Steamer Baltimore from Bremen.
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sgRyIA's DEMAND.

LONDON, January 30.-The Vienna
PftSe says: servia demands as the con.
ditions Of peace all Of old servia except
that part comprised in Bosnia, one hun.
dred fifty thousand Turkish pounds war
indemnify, and the immediate appoint-
ment OF commission 10 examine the
claims Of Roumania and servia 10 the
pashalic OF Widdin.
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The Comptroller OF Currency reports
the amount OF additional circulation
Issued in the month Of January TO be
81 ,O4l 600, total amount Issued since the
massage Of the act Of July IA, 1875, S4l,-
iIl,07O; total amount Of legal tender
notes retired TO date nnder the act OF
January IA, 1876, SS2S29, 500; amount
retired the present month, SSSS, 1852, leay-
ing legal tender notes outstanding Feb.
rnsry /, SS47, ,ll0, ,424; amount ofnational
bank notes outstanding February !; $500.
629 900, together with 81 ,4S2, 100 national
gold bank notes.
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Weather indications.
OYYIcn OF IHR CHIKI SI6NAL 0PRIcKR,
MAAnIN9Ton, D. G, Jan. Sl-l Z. ~
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
cloudy weather with rain or snow, varia.
bic winds mostly from the northeast 10
southeast, stationary or higher tempera.
tnre, in Tennessee higher pressure, and
Ohio Valley lower pressure. ~
For the Lakes, warm, partly cloudy
and cloudy weather, with snow; winds
mostly from the southeast; falling bar
ometer.
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aRANp TRANSFORMATIONS.

Popular prices. Sale Of seals will commence
at Adams 4 Lucas on Friday morning.
laS0
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN"

ns played TO crowded. and fashionable audi
extraordinary attractions, embracing entirely
new scenery. painted especially for this reyi-
val, illustrating by Series u beautiful living
pictures and scenic effects, plantation life ln
DlKiIs Land before the war, the Inyincible
Plantation Jubilee Elngers, 10 the Plantation
Melodies, sonss, 4incts, DC, by genuine
freedmen.
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A 1ITrLE NAVAL DASH.

sr. PETERSBURG, January SO.-The
Commander OF the Russian steamer Con.
stantine reports that he left Sebastopol for
a cruise on the 10Th inst, and approached
Batoum on the 10th, where there were Z
Turkish vessels, and sent white lead
torpedo against screw steamer on guard
outside and sunk her Immediately. The
crew were all drowned. The Constan.
tine returned 10 Sebastopol.
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Farms! Hones!.

EnP GAZE In Central and western Mis-.
Oii oHkI souTi and Southern IllnoiS at
lesi than the improvements are worth. These
places have been purchased al forced slles during
The "hard times" Of past two years, henoe l can
afford to sell thom NJ very low prices on time 10
nllt buyers, with moderate rats Of interest Titles
perfect, and possession given at any time Send
ST., 81. Louis, No. ia7-eodAw
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Fr Additional Tslsqraph aee Taird Raqe.
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NOTICE INTRODUCED INTO THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS.
AUSTRIA FEELING HER WAY.

Il is stated that Austria has declined
to commit herself to joint action with Eng
land unless she is previously assured that
the British Minister ia sale against The
assaults Of the opposition, which might
leave Austria isolated at later stage,
and that the Ministry intend pending the
vote, TO furnish requisite guarantee. II
the Ministry obtain large majority 4
very important European combination
will appear.
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The President appointed the. following
gentlemen commissioners to test the gold
and silver coinage OF the United States
for the year 1877: Prof. Charles Elliott,
Of Massachusetts,; Prof. Thomas Eggles.
ion, IT,, New York; Prof. Robert L. Rog.
ers, Pennsylvania; a. Londen snowden,
Pennsylvania; Hon. ]. B. Curry, Vir.
giuia; Rev. Bronson, Ohio; Charles NJ.
Walker, Indiana; Hon. Newton Bate.
man, Illinois; Charles Beardsley, Iowa,
and Hon. John W. Twiggs, California.
The ex.otficio commissioners are the
Judge Of the United States District Court
for the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania,
Comptroller Of the Currency and Assayer
Of the Assay office Of New York. The
Commissioners will assemble at the mint,
Philadelphia, on the 18th Of February
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Engagement Of the cntirc combInatl9n now
playing in the PIttsbuIg Opera Houselin their
grand revival Of tho great moral and pathetic
story drama,
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Two NIoHrs, TuEspAY AND WRpSnDAY,
tEBRUAAr5Tu AND Grill.
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RAILROADS.

The House Committee on Railroads
and Canals o.day heard an argument in
advocacy Of the several bills now pend.
ing before the committee providing for
the construction Of double track line Of
railroad from New York 10 Council
Bluffs. After some consideration II was
agreed to refer the matter TO q snb.com.
miltee consisting OF schleicher, McKen.
zie and Mitchell,
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PARIS COMMISSIONERS.

The President has appointed the fol-
lowing honorary commissioners TO the
Paris Industrial Exhibition: Alex. Nc.
Leod, Delaware; Joseph G. Thorpe and
Robert II. Baker, Wisconsin; and John
W. Mackey and W. S. Keys, Nevada.
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1sABEL1A HOOKER.

Isabella Beecher Hooker was before
the House Judiciary Committee to-day
in behalf OF the taxpayers Of the United
States. Her argument was to the effect
that every woman who was taxpayer
was entitled 10 vote,