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TaeQntelIigsttcer.
n,,,.hurgh, wheeling IL Ken
FA17 tIckY,

Fam shat We hear Of the operations
.,,s. new railroad, the P. W. & Ky. it
w. II b,,n earning from the start sum
=" ,b,u sufficient to pay all expenses,
..,.aIiny Ira ip.ere.. on her bonds, and the
,a..,. '. now ara that she will earn
P,n Pt,s.,bing for the stock. OF this stock
o,io county has fortunately saved, on ac'
.,.r, Of coming up 10 the work at last
.l.,,iou, 1900 shares. The county will
~, ooly receive ! per cent on $4,000
y. IN. bonds Of the road, for which
y u. only gave $4,000 of her
Al, lo0I,, bearing 0 per cent interest,
t,, n, will be entitled to her share in
II, ,urplas earnings over that Z per
s,,,. i upou this pleasing prospect We
a., L.ppy to congratulate our people,
Nh, had tie pluck and sHgscity to see
,bN !, /. sometimes wise to put in a
li,I. more money in order to save what
In gone before. Wehave a good road
rSl Wheeling road-and it promises
N be source Of profit to us CONNER
i,lly and financially.
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steamboat Burned at Memphis.

MEMPHis, March 7.-At2: 2:S0 this morn.
Ing the Anchor Line steamer City Of
Chester was totally destroyed by ERE al
the elevator. The boat arrived about
midnight from st. Louis, and Captain
Z.igler, who was unwell, retired, after
putting the mate, whose watch It was, 10
charge. A number OF the servants were
at work IN the cabin when the FIRE was
discovered, and the frat intimation they
had OF danger was on seeing the flames
bursting through the cabin. The alarm
was sounded and every effort made TO ar.
rest the flames, bu. within three minutes
the whole forward portion Of the boat
was wrapped 10 flames aud threatening
the destruction OF the elevator. Captain
Z.igler, who had escaped to the elevator
by running through the FIRE with his
clothes over his face 10 protect 1t, ordered
the boat to be cut loose, in order TO save
the elevator, all who had remained on
the boat being at the stern, unable 10 gel
10 the elevator. Assoon as the lines were
cut the boat foated out in the stream and
many Of those on board plunged into the
river and we're picked up by persons II
skitfs. The ,ugboat 0riole and transfer
boat Pierson had in the meantime com.
TO the rescue and many were taken of
The tug then towed the wreck to a poin
opposite Fort Pickering and beached i
on sand bar.
Only two persons are known TO be lost
John Herman, mail agent and coloret
barber. A. N. Simpson, second clerk
and one Of the pilots saved themselves b,
leaping from the hurricane roof into th'
river, and were picked up. The boat hac
a cargo OF 800 tons Of merchandise and .
large number Of mules and hogs, all o
which were lost. The cries Of anguish
were terrible and impressed the crowt
which had gathered on the bluff with thI
belief that the sufferers were human
beings. About four o'clock the boiler,
exploded, jarring the whole city. Th'
Captain states that he only had fourteen
passengers and that the two mentioned
above are the only ones lost. The boa
was owned by the Memphis and St. Loui
Packet Company, and was valued II
| SAn mn
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NLw YoRK, March 7:--The Railroad
Managers were in session at the Windsor
Hotel pretty much all day, and held a
session this evening. After a long debate
a resolution was adopted TO pool Eastern
bound tonnage from important competi.
tive points upon plan to be arranged
by the Commissioners. The Convention
entered into an agreement to raise the
rate Monday next on 4 basis OF 3 cents per
hundred to New York. It was claimed
that this would substantially grant New
York merchants what they wished, to put
a stop to discrimination against Nav
York, as we'll as to prevent the petty dis
putes that have for some time existed.
Should any dispute arise on the question
OF superintendent, which the companies
cannot amicably settle, the matter Il 10
be referred to the Commissioner.
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| BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LYTELLIGEy0ER
GENERAL NEWS.
Steamer Burned at Memphis..-A
Narrow Escape Of the Officers.
Several Persons and Large Amount
Of Live Stock Perish In
the Flames.
Tho Silver Dollar Of Our Dads Viii
Not Line the Pockets Of
their Children,
At Least for Some Time to Come.
Paper and Trade Dollars The Money
Of the People.
At Least for Some Time to Come
Paper and Trade Dollars The Money
Of the People.
The New Whisky Bill.
WASHINGTON.
Bennetrs Request Favored.

WAsHiNoroN, March THE SENATE
Committee on Commerce agreed to repori
the bill, complying with James Gordon
Benefits request, that the Pandora bt
allowed to sail under the American flag
and that naval officers be detailed in the
proposed Arctic explorations.
The committee deferred action or
the nomination OF Alonzo N. Beard, Col
lector at Boston, 10 give persons an op-
portunity to be heard on the subject.
The Senate Committee on Postofiice and
Postroads assigned Thursday next for
action upon the nomination Of Alexander
Reed for Postmaster at Toledo, Ohio. No
oral argument will be heard, but the
brieis may be fled.
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-'tor profound
And solid living much renowned

have had their day. Official ignorance,
mismanagement and dishonesty have
done their worst, and stripped Of all dis
guises, this company now stands face 10
face with the stockholders. Truly under
the circumstances, dying seems TO be the
best thing TO do. It's cminently proper;
but why delay it so long? Better have
died in your earliest years, Mr.. W. 4 L.
E, and not have robbed some men Of their
money and shorn others Of their hon.
or. But good-by W. & L. Z. Good
by Presidents. Good.by Directors. Good.
BY Collec,ors. The stockholders will be
lonely without you, and as they In the
quiet Sunday time stroll among these
cruel excavations and horrid embank.
ments which their money has made, they
will recall your sweet words Of wisdom
and prophecy which, when they were
failhless, banished their doubts and al
layed their fears. They will remember
you with tears. Farewell, long farewell
"The memory Of the just is blessed"
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Who willNuccetL Capt.IDanfOrd?

Who WIilHuccee"S S"P" A>'V.
Oar peighbor across the river, Capt.
D,obrd, positively refuses to be candi'
An. for reelection to Congress. He is
,,rr,rviug Ou. his third term. This be-
I'M, case, correspondent Of the Cadil
p,orJriean, writing from Mt. Pleasant, in.
,iir,, vhn! prospect there is Of the Hon.
j,bu A. Bingham being brought out as u
a,IIl,c. The editor OF the Republican,
,soi,u ,ovusman Of Mr.. Bingham, re-
Ulis that there il no prospect ut all
ath,t Mr.. Bingham ia very comfortable
s. Toxic Japan, and has not the least
tb,a,hI Of returning to America during
ii. pre.en, administration"
With Captain Danford and Mr.. Bing
ham gu, Of the Iists, It does not appear
At this time who will be prominent can
dd,te. l,r the Republican nomination.
A Republican nomination is still nearly
equivalent to an election in the district
albeit the majority was a good deal cut
down last fall. There is only one Demo.
cratic county in the district, and even
B.lnOntia not really Democratic. She
Gu been Republican for years. She has
u:ei for Captain Dsnford every time
,aa possibly would do so again, but last
hlI Bi.hop had 577 msjori.y in the
county. In the district, however, West
h,4 sls majorI,y as against 2.252 for
DluIord in 1915.
There Is just enough uncertainty in The
district this fall to whet the appetite oi
bo'h Sides We shall therefore expect tC
No a respectable list Of candidates ior
he nomination.
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NEW OKLE..Ns.
Detant Attitude of Ex-Governor
Wells,

f.; NV ORLEANS, March e.-Evsry pose
Ie' Effort i, being made by the prosecu.
S0ato delay the further hearing Of An.
s't'ont ca'e a. long a. possible. There is
1'HOng probability that the alleged sick.
aa,O Q! Attorney General Ogden /, teint
SM1t s direction. osdens Sicknsa.es arc
s'ul''! convenient ones. While the Sn-
rsas Court delays. matters, Efforts are
,; S.sS made by appellSnts counsel to ar.
Nv. I've a. an understanding with the Assis.
t Attorney General and have the case
SsSaaed Ss this week. / am informed, on
,J{ "I{ good authority, that Gov. Nichols
.H tender pardon TO Anderson. II
ISGi'''et .Siet at all, II 10 expected between
lSn Writing aud day alter tomorrow.
Ssst'oha attorneys arc adverse TO the
~. ssSsp'Ance Of a pardon unless the worst
~. 10 tue worst. Gu the other hand
io.. sppeGtA to be n determination 10
T STus pardon upon him.
u,S %sad''On Wells will tomorrow pub
through bis mouth. piece, the Lou.
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Governor Holidays Message
Plain Talk and Practical Sug'
gesiiOns - lsnsinesS Must be
N0ne I'm n RusitieSs tyny.

RICHMOND, March 7.--Governor Holli'
day TO day sent communication TO the
General Assembly 10 response to the Sen
ate resolution asking bin TO communi
cate the condition OF the Commonwealth
and recommend such measures as he may
deem expedientin reference 10 the settle
ment OF The public debt. The Governor
says be can hnd no excuse for denial Of
the debt. The obligations Of the con-
tract for this debt are unassailed aud un,
assailable. Tho war and its fruit have
nothing TO do with and can't affect thai
obligation. The Governor opposes The
idea Of q Constitutional Convention as In
no way tending to settle the vexed ques'
tion, and suggests that 1t would be better
to give TO the creditors the hundreds o.
thousands Of dollars the Convention
would cost. We are bound morally ant
legally to pay this debt. The debt IL OF
us 1t is plain, practical affair, and 1t Ii
our duty to pay or adjust it, like plain
practical men, in business way.
The State Senate tonight agreed, BY
resolution, instructing the Finance Com
mittee to bring in bill appropriatint
Sl00, 900 to pay the interest on the Peelel
bonds. This amount has been saved b.
the recent retreHchment in the expense
Of the State government. The holders o
the Peeler bOuds have not been paid any
thing for several years.
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FIRE RECORD.


CLEVELAND, March IA fire at Spar
tansburg, Pa, a small town near Cory
Pa, this morning, destroyed every bust
ness house in the place, including th,
Masonic Lodge, postoffice and depot. Lo.l
Estimated at $4,000; insurance s25, 900
Supposed to be the work fau inceadiary
CLEVELAND, March 7.-Later adyiceI
state that the loss by the Gre at Spartans
burg will reach 100000. and the insu
rance will probably reach $4,000. sus
picion OF incendisrism rests strongly or
w. NJ. Jacobs, in whose store the FIRE
originated and who has sought the pro
lection Of the authorities TO avoid being
lynched,
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CrsctSSArt, March IA year ago last
month, Cyru. Howard was murdered
near Ripley, Ohio. The local authorities
suspected Charles Ramsey, negro, but
could get no evidence against him. The
police here to-day arrested one James
Brown, another negro, who states that be
was with Ramsey when the latter killed
Howard. The authorities ol Ripley have
reArrested Ramsey, who Ia now held on
evidence furnished by Brown.
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CLEVELAND, March IA FIRE supposed
to be caused by spontaneous combustion,
broke ont this evening in block on ST.
Clair street, occupied by Miller Bros. %
a chemical paint factory and Edward
Greene, manufacturer Of sewing machine
cabinets. The FIRE was confined to tho
third and fourth stories. Greens's loss
on stock aud machinery $1,000; Miller
Bros. stock S2,500; building $1,000,
covered by insurance, principally in
New York companies.
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A Highly Emotional Youth
shoots His Father.

sr. LOUIS, March ~. R. BarthAlow
a wood and coal dealer, was shot and dan
gerously injured last evening while try
log to control an insane son. Tho boy
had been out the night before and hat
become greatly excited over the Mard
Gras celebration. He insisted on goinl
down town last evening, aud when hii
father tried to stop him he drew pisto
and sho. him In the upper part Of th.
breast, the ball passing through the bron
chial tube,
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Going 10 Europe this summer.


There are number Of perpons in the
city md vicinity who talk Of going to
tie Paris Exposition this summer. The
general idea has been that a decided in.
dueenent would bo offered by the steam.
,hip companies for round trip tickets.
uptO this time, however, these induce.
usntsAre not apparent, We notice that
the Cunard line propo,es to hold on to
ia customary rates, which are $50 and
sloOin gold, each way, according 10 loca'
tiou Of staserOom. l. will, however,
forward all baggage to Paris free of extra
expense. The InmAn Line will sell
tOuud trip tickets, through 10 Pari', at
slsS and 5000, according to location oI
room. The company have issued lit
tshand book containing valuable hints
tOtAyslers in regard to the proper fee.
to b given to pOrtetS and walters, The
regular cab fares, tables Of money ant
o:tsr PRACTICAL information, The Whit,
ST., line is sSid to be largely booked
ahead aud expects TO increase iis isclli
ta BY the time the season fairly opens
They will sell return tickets 10 aud from
Paris Tor Sl65 and Sl95. The French
line will make a reduction Of about e
per cent for round tickets. The price
will be $40, Including wine" at table
Tno'e Of our readers who dote OIL genu
Ice champagne will, Of course, make {
note Of this extra inducement held oul
By The French company. Those wishing
i.cn procure tickets for the round trip
with board for = month at the new "Con
unsniAl" Hotel, No. 8 Rue CaStigliOne
iOFSG5 to $3.50 gold, or for two person,
inOue room for s655 to $3.50. With this
l'A guarantee against extra charges FOL
Candles" service" aud other European
hotel e1tOrtion. This is about Sc so tc
slO5OiD gold.
Tie North German Lloyd, tho Ham
Outg American, the National, State, ahd
Williams & GuiOn lines continue their
regular 'ailings and rates. Tickets
through to PAri. and return can be pro
cured from any Of them at prices ragini
ltOa Sell to 500, the latter being til,
lowest, aud ia offered by the Na,ions
Line.
We need only remind all West virgi
nti people, as we'll IA our neighbOrs ii
oAi0 and Pennsylvania, that Col. R. N
DstrIaiOe, Of this city, and Hon. J. n
Camden Of Parkersburg, will be on hans
"'he great Exposition, as the accredited
representatives. Of the State, to do III,
'sftelblc and make themselves general.
., S"Ial to all who may call upon them a
ns West Virginia headouartars.
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ki6. AAA1roy
TN CIRCUIT toUgr nHi COUNTY, WET
i vuslnln. Ma sh Rails, 1878.
Francis p p. os''lle' ,.......
Me'.,w cb,pltaSs {. E4susaF. DE- Ia cS'n'''''
10 chlnM7.

wher~a., on he 2eih day ot February, 1878
writ uI teFs fEiu, Wa 10 d out OF i6s lsfkb
once Of toe q 70 u Curt VI = bio enthty Asdbat
theOtiepdAnts 10 lhs fWe.olhE sht, The . ., 0t
Wh ch Sald W,itisI0 T0ViVu = esTLtn DEERE IDtda
aud eniotrd N he kTeI0 d eIube o1 tue olh day
Of MBren, 1851, lu tGVJt Of Alexander u hlkl u
Bytintt Ihe bgTsHt ItW Of Mos . W. Chapline, de
c ased, which nj vht was feturnAblo 70 March
kulss. 1853 Of Iaii 70 ITG aud tho tur,her object
Of The rsyyal Of tAid decree bsiDs u subject the
Tyl Oatste Logging tJ The o. Hts ot ssId Moses ".
ChHpllue, dOseltt, 10 the pIyHtnt VI sAtI deefes,
hud II AppeATns b the Sberf7a .turn u said VI
and IN ilayII died hsIEb IhSt tb0 folio Etnt de.
fehdInIa urs lor. esidsLti Of the 3 atS ef Wet
Virginia, to- giG Mary a, toai.F5y, EilIbb'th U.
Pott', Nara LoubA LlWrSnes, No 0i ~. h1plitc.
jane g. euhtOn, kItd stahtoH, sIpbOpto Tide,
hu,blnd Of sophll .. TlL.n, dpeeasd; haries
1iIlen. heir Rt IAW Of SOphlA r. rllden, dstaSsdi
HaiFJ Tldeu, IuiAnt b " At laR 0t oophia 7 ~.
deu, dsee Usd; F.nnie chsplIue Be.sle h,p,lne
q d ChMlsS bIl ne, inta.I h.iTs - L.. Of WI.
liam Chsplpv, oeCssed; joss hlns ] Pheby,
Thomu phs"y, Henry MI .ills opFar, hAhEhd
Of AuntC. piit. dec Iisdj Anus hilVille spasF,
ihlanI hiF st lts Ot AGnA y b eat, de- tlAdt
u q, ie HnbbIus and h0genA Rob6ioS, iLt Iht hairi
at lsV u R0HonA c Rllblbs Dc I'D, LollCS q
her by Iiysu Sit n0r.Nrsidtnt rSiehdsuts 70 hps
ear at April hUles, 1875 y sid Co ITt, nbd DO
what ID Necessary 70 pnleet lhatr Interests hersn,
Ta 10, 6AAUEL B, Nc ULLoik, Ctfk,
GHo. 7, lIScH solicitor iof AlsxAndtt d. Chfp
l!rSs AdHiHistIs0l stL h17.1S'
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Farewell 10 ihe wheeling d Lake
Erie Railroad.

LVlIUE 70 Euu VH1II h9FuVHuau'
The W. 81. E. has turned It's last leaf.
Il ia sick unto death. It wants to com.
nit hari Kari and be gathered home to
China or some better country. The ma
jority OF the Board Of Directors on the
2lst day Of February fled their petition
In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Huron
county, Ohio, asking for voluntary dis.
solution Of the company. The cat which
has sacredIy been kept in the sack during
these agonizing years is out at last. Rail.
road dreaners-
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General Suspension OF ConI Min.
NRD

WnKsRARRr, March THE Le-
high Valley and Franklin Coal Com
panies will suspend operation to,nigh
Tor the balance OF this month. This com
pletes the general suspension 10 the re.
Rion, rs the Riverside, Delaware d Hud
son and Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Com
panies are already idle. This Is owint
to the fact that the quota allowed thi
section by the combination has been 6lled
The Lebigh Valley Company worked bu
three days this month.
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Marine INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, March 7.-Arrived-
Steamer Leipsig, from Baltimore.
New YORK, March L. Arrived
Steamers Algeria from Liverpool, Bo'
liyia and Stale OF Indiana from Glasgow
and Alsatia from London. The steamer
BoIivia, which arrived to-day, reports
that she sighted the ship BerthRl, ol
Portland, In distress, sent out \ life boat
and found that Captain Hill and three OF
his crew had been washed overheard on
the previous day during heavy gale,
The mate and one seaman were Injured.
An officer and two seamen were sent to
navigate the vessel.
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Weather Indications.

OFHICH OF TnG CIIKT sIGNAL OyRiCER,
WAInIHsroH, D. C, March SCI 4. ~
PRoHABiLiriE.
For the Lower Lake regions, rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer, stationary
to rising temperature, south TO east wind.
and increasing cloudiness, probably fol-
lowed by rain.
For Tennessee, Ohio Valley, Upper
Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley,
falling and lower barometer, rising aud
stationary temperature, increasing south
to east winds and cloudy followed by
rainy and stormy weather.
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Relief for the Hot Springs Sui
ferers.

LITTLE Rock, March IA large and
enthusiastic meeting Of citizens was held
at the Opera House tonight to raise
funds for the Hot Springs sufferers,
Several hundred dollars were subscribed.
General Morrow, CommAndant Of the
Post at this place, has orders to furnish
tents and render such other relief as be
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THE Caldwell Pre-" says "the number
OF failures 70 Belmont and Guernsey
counties during the past two weeks |.
almost startling. Look out after the lsl
OF April" We notice that the epidemic
has also reached Noble county, and will
probably run its course in that region as
Il has in this.-Barnssviiie EnterpriSe.
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AN IxrRA spssIoy,

Gov. Nichols has convened the Legis.
la,urs In extra session for fifteen days
specifying the matters for consideration
including the revenue and appropriation
bills. This extra session will cost the
State about SIS, 900 for expenses.
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New ORLEANS, March 7.-Ths propel.
Ter Hope was run down and sunk BY the
steamer Texas yesterday evening. Paul
81, Pierre, his wife and two children were
drowned, being In The cabin Of the pro.
pellsr.
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RUSSIANS ERTREXoHlNo-Tl EScH VIEWS
ABOUT koYPr.


LONDON, March IA Berlin dispatch
states that some Of the officials Of the
Prnssian Ministry OF Finance will 60 10
Washington TO study the tobacco taxa
tion system. i.
A uuitsd States special from Gallipoll
reports that the Russians are actively
constructing entertainments from Radi-
kio to stakio on the SsA OF MarmOra
They have now about $4,000 men with
cannon 10 these lines which confront the
Turkish lines across the neck Of the
Gallipoli Peninsula.
A Paris correspondent Saya 1t SCENT
certain that France would readily
consent 10 Eaglsnd's Obtaining com
plele securely in regard TO the Susi
Canal, but would do her utmost to dis
.uade EOgland from occupying Egypt
France deaires a j1int action with Eag
land respecting Egypt.
Prince BiSmMck recently stated thai
he would himself propose at the Con
gresS an Eoglish occupation Of Egypt
Germany guaranteeing non.intstyen
lion Of Franco.
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BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE trestle
platform used in building the new iron
bridge over the Potomac, At RoWell.
Bend gave way yesterday, precipitatipg
thirteen men st work into the river, .
distance Of fity feet. Three Of the mer
were killed out right and the remainder
were seriously injured.
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No l,ommnfnIionl

NASHVILLE, March 7.-7ov. Porter
has refused to commute the sentence Of
Brown Gable, a colored preacher, TO be
hanged at Winchester on the l4lh inst.
for the murder Of another negro.
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NEw ORLEANS, March 7.-The credl.
tors Of John ]. Adams & Co. have agreed
to accept so per cent in full settlement
and give the firm one years time in
which to pay. Under that adjustment
Adams & Co. have resumed business.
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SIZE -FOUR PER CENT LOAN

The Secretary Of the Treasury will
until further notice receive subscrip,
tions for the four per cent funded loan ol
the United States at par, and accrued in
terest. The forms OF application will be
furnished by the Treasury at Washington
and the Assistant Treasures al Baltimore
Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, New Or.
leans, New York, Philadelphia, st
Louis and San Francisco. aud by the
National banks and bankers generally.
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So Pardon For Anaeraon.

Nav YoRk, March 7.-Judgs Marks,
member Of the Louisiana Electoral Col.
lege, telegraphS that there 10 no prospect
OF a pardon for Anderson, and tha. the
motion for q new trial has been poStpon'
ed for two weeks,