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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-03
THE WHEELING DAILY 1NTE1NCER FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1

head OF the Committee, having known him
In former years as shreWd, smart fellow.
George Hoar would have perhaps made
the best Chairman" u
"When We speak Of the Senate as turn.
ed into followers Of Blaine and Conkling,
where DOVE find the Conkling men r. 3
~ don't think Conkling 8 rs strong
with his faction as he used 70 be. You
see, every one Of the carpetbaggers except
Kellogg goes out on the lst OF March next.
Don Cameron has hitherto appeared to act
with Conkling, but there Is really very
little Of him, and he has no especial tidel.
ity or enthusiasm. His father, Gen. Cam
eron, was man Of ability and Of D warm
nature, who was much liked on both sides
Of the House. The longer Don Cameron
stays there, the more he appears an acct.
dent. He Is Just Aslikely 70 be for Blaine,
or Grant, or Hayes, as for Conkllng. There
Is oglesby, too, Of Illinois, He doesn't
know where he stands. ,.., ma o
"Howe, OF Wisconsin," resumed the
Senator, els Conkling's best man. al,
though he Is something Of o bore In his
speeches, he Is a pretty clever old fellow.
One OF the best Senator'S In that body is
Mitchell, OF Oregon. He was badly smirCh-
cd when he entered the Senate BY q party
OF scandaliEerS, and II was very untortu-
nate for him that he once changed his
name. | believe that the facts really are
that he once married some woman In
Pennsylvania who was without chastity,
or good temper, or the proper qualities Of
wife, and then Mitchell became unhap.
py and went away, and, in order not TO be
followed up he altered his name from Hip.
pie to Mitchell. ] think express the
opinion, however, Of many Senators, when
say that his ability Is above his Eeputa.
ton" n.4 rw.HL w ]. gNpr,
m#[U'a. n JONES. ag nuVw'
"Does not John P. Jones stick pretty
close to Conkling!" .s.0.o. a1-t !
"No. Jones Is an independent man.
He admired Conkling, and Is one Of his
friends, but he could not be induced 10 do
a weak or bad thing on ConkIing's request.
The story Is perhaps true that Jones
broke up ConElings desire to stop the
counting OF tho votes Of the three contest.
ed States in order that there might be an
interregnum which would give Conkling
q chance to become presiding officer Of the
Senate and President. Jones might have
given Conkling some understanding that
he would support the scheme, but, think.
ing 1t over, he refused, NJ. Il. 1..gf4 Do .
II anu not sure about this said the
Senator. Jones is man OF more OF the
quality Of genius than any body in the Sen.
ate. He has also the shiltlesS qualities oI
genius. There is hotel in New York,
the st. James, where he sunk $500
merely to put a friend in employment.
AS near as can see everybody Of his clan
lives on him. He has an excellent wife,
however, and is happy man in his
domestic relations. During the last excite.
ment in mining stocks he was at one time
in possession gilmore than 81, 0O0, OOoby the
rise; but, holding on too long, his invest
ment in Sierra Nevada sank to a profit Of q
little over 100000. He will be returned
to the Senate from Nevada without opposi.
ton" 'aa' s.s- =. r-f -
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TIE statements Of the condition OF the
National banks OF the principal States Of
Europe, brought down to December 2,
1878, show the following figures as to coin
on hand and note circulation: Thepound
a,atl;ns ia comnn,ed nj az Federal money
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pHGNIx SALOON AND RESTAURANT
NJ ~ No.6 WASHINGTON HAi1.1S ;9'T

Il The hnest saloon and re,tauran. u IN. st.,.
Everything desired At hrstelAss restaurant FAN h
lou ID al the Phoenlx All dellcaeiSs Of the sSason
.ath a oysters game etc., served 10 the best q StJe
phd eigAn In stock. AUGUST RoLF,
Ie2l I--nl ~ .-l..Lil % L.I.EHI-sII Prnnrleinr.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

STfiadelpha Hetomaioi6tIOa .1T6iS train only Ta55
between WhGeling and ThadelphiA. f,T1TTT
tDaily except suudly-SeVark Accommodation.
tSteubenVille Accommodation. -Thls tFaIn dITInr
tho day passes backward and forward bStVoen Mn.
tins Ferry and BellAlFe stopping whom reo ured Al
sherman House, AsnaVille West wheeling and
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I. B. Robinson,
ATLAw.
TuscnmbiA, No.

EofIice at present.ln the Court House.l
Probate business, Collections, Partitioning
Lands and QuietiDg Titles = Speciality.
Rave been Clefk OF the County and Circuit
Courtg for II years, am familiar with the
Records, hsvo the only ABSTRACT OF
TITLES In .he county. Charges reasonable.
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THE WARNER SILVER BILL,

Tbis bill, If il becomes a law by the Ap-
provAl Of the President, will effect material
change In the financial policy oil the Admin
istrstlon. The bill takes away Secretary
sberman's discretionary powers by compeIl-
Ing him to pay out standard and silver dol
lars In liquidation of money obligations
against the Government the same as gold.
This requirement will relieve Mr.. Sherman
OF his silver coin, and materially increase the
amount of money in circulation. We are
told, as an objection to the silver BILL that
the silver coin in the Treasury, notwithstsnd.
ing the fact that silver dollars have been
remonetized, will not bulge, and that "eyery
day the pile OF white-iaced lies gathers
weight; and ellis larger space In the vaults
Of the department"
The fact simply is, that the Treasurer has
made no effort 20 put the silver doll lrs in
circulation, bat under the Warner bill he is
required 10 pay out standard silver dollars on
sll Government obligations the same as gold.
By carrying out this provision there will be
no Hponderous accumulations" OF silver In
The treasury. Tho bill provides that the
charges Tor coming gold and silver bullion
shall be the difference between the market
value of bullion In New York City and the
legal tender value OF coin, and this PROVISION
rs II enables the Government to realize the
prophets OF coming, will, we conclude, insure
the approval OF the President. The bin pro.
yides for issuing bullion certificates Of not
less than IS each. az the discretion OF the
depositer, and these certificates arc made a
legal tender for all Government duties, in
Guiding duties on imports. ThIs provision
will enable the business of the country to ct
once utilize al the gold and silver bullion
produced, and cannot tail TO vitalss every
department Of commerce. and industry.
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Two women beat smother one Of their
sex to death with clubs and stones 10 Ozark
county recently. Tne difficulty was nothing
more than family trouble, The murderers
sTe nov under arrest.
Under the new law for the government
OF the State penitentisry, the governor ls
relieved from the exercise OF the three.fourths
pardon ruls. The convict who serves oat
three-lourths OF bis sentence without any
violation OF the prison rules, may be released
by the authorities 10 charge without refer
ence 10 the executive.
"A man coming out Of q Texas newspaper
office with one eye gouged out, his nose
spread oil over his face, and one of his ears
chewod OF, replied TO policeman who inter-
viewed him, II didn't like an article that
'peard ia the paper last week, an went in
ter SEQ the man who writ il, an he war
therti'
by authority ofthe State Executive Tenn
peraCce Committee Il cali has been made fer
union meeting OF all the temperance orders
IN the State, at Sedalia, TO begin July %,
aud close on the ltb,
The conviction OF John Miles at Salt Lake
for polygamy was sad trAnsacton, Not
particularly because IL oompels John 10 sit 10
striped sack cloth and scratch IN penitentiAry
ashes for live years, for be Is mau and can
stand It,. But thera arc other hearts that
VIII ache, and these are the the three hearts
OF thu three Utah maidpns for whom he had
nSe1 the day - enlist them Ia his eonjugal
band, Long will they sit discorsplste upon
the stores oi Salt Lake and mingle with tneir
already salty waters their much saltier telrs.
IAN Old Salt sitting on the wharf the
other day very soberly remarked: Il began
the world with nothing, and have held my
own eyer since, A terse aud suggestive
biography.
Rev. Mr. Hardy, Of California, delivered
an interesting discourse at the Methodist
church last sunday evening. He Is fluent
tAlker, pleasant aud impressive, and always
Commands the best attention OF bis audience.
We, rs we'll az the people generally OF Yer
and preach often Tor us.--Gszet,e.
Butcher: ''Come, John be lively now;
break the bones In Mr. Williams'a chops and |
put Ar. Smiths ribs In the basket for him"
John (brisklyl; can right, sir; just IS soon
as Pye sawed of Mrs.. Murphy's leg. Free
Press,
AN erring husband, who had exhausted |
all explanation for late hours, and had no
apology ready, recently clipped into tbe
house about one O'Clock very sottly, denuGed |
hipeself gently and began rocking the cradle |
by the bedside, as II he he'd been awakened |
out OF a sound sleep by intantile cries. He |
had rocked away for five minutes, when |
Mary jane, who bad silently observed the I
whole manoeuYre, said, "Come 10 bed, You |
fool the baby Ript Iheres
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WHAT AN AsTROLOGER SAYS.

Mount EtnA 10 in eruption again, several OF
the European States ere on the verge OF po-
liticAl copyulsioD, the yellow fever is RAGING
in Hayli and threatening another raid
through our Southern cities, Peru and Chill
are at war, the Asia,io cholera Is marching
westward from iis native jungle, Cetewayo Is
"rObbing the cradle aud the RrRvep TO bridge
the last ditch OF British subIugation, crime
runs riot from ocean TO ocean, there is prom.
ise OF another bloody injian war, Kansas IL
being plowed mp by tornseoes, the eocnlry
Is rapidly merging into great political con-
yuision, and it really looks as II the dreaded
peTihelia of Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune and
Saturn, 10 1880, was 10 bring 10 it's train ell
the moral, political and physicai ealAmuies
which that prophet OF evil, Prof Grimmer,
Of San Jose, Dai.. intimates is 90 prpcado the
aual 'craek Of doom" and eplminata "a q
total confsgra5o1.
Prot Gfimmsr is professional aslrologer.
and his voice is TaE VOICE OF rae Stars.
He tolls Us that the effects of The coming per-
ihelia viii, from 1850 to 1887, produce .'one
universal carnival Of death"--resulting from
pesliience, sword, famine, revolution, wars,
tOrnadoes, earthquakes, volcanoes and the
like. America will be DEVASTATED, he says,
and further;
Every drop of water In the earth, on the
0arth; ana above tue earth, VIII be more or
lees poisonous. The atmosphers will be foul
with uoisome o1ors, and there will be fDw
constitutions able to resist the coming scourge.
There will come storms and tidsl waves that
VII swamp whole cities, earthquakes that
Will swallow mountains and towns, and tor
radoes that will sweep hundreds OF villages
from the face OF tde earth; mountains will
tremble, totter and fall into sulpburlous
cbAsms; .he geography OF rhe earth win be
changed by volcanic action; mountains will
toss their rocky heads up through the choic.
est valleys; valleys will appear where noun
tains formerly stood; skillIui mariners will bo
lost on the ocean, owing TO the extraordinary
variations OF the compass; navgstors will
grow pale with alarm ht The ospriciuus dslex-
ure OF the noodle; Volcanoes tina. have been
dormant for centuries will awaken 70 bslch
iorih their lava with more violence than
when III their pristine vigor; raintsls will
doluge valleys, and mountain streams will
enlarge their beds and become mighty tor
rents fires will start spontsneousIy and de-
sas'ate whole forests, great htes win occur
n many cities.
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WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsHrNGToM June 5.--The news OF the
ucmlaatlon OF Ewing ana Rice by the D an.
ocratic State Convention at Columbus was
enthusiastically received by the Democrats
In Congress, and the parlors Of Gen. Ewing
were thronged by his friends congratulatipg
him ppon ihe honor. kilograms came pour
ing in from prominent Democrats IN Ohio
congtatulAsing Ewing on the nomination, and
among them Was one from Governor Bishop,
expressing hIS belief that the ticket nominat-
ed was certain 70 s@eep the State.
Ewing says he wilt take the held in person,
and make his creates. effort TO secure the full.
cat vote and grandest victory the Democracy
could contribute to the political campaign
xalsssIl.
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The (lreenhack Convention.

COLUMBUS, o., June 6.--The Greenbackers
assembled at the city Hall and adopted
platform, OF which the strong points were:
"No National Banks: free currency, based
upon Uuited States Bonds; no coalition. and
no favoEs asked, drive the bankers into the
Republican party, where they belong; no
grants BY legislative assemblies; one hundred
cents for one dollars worth of 'osts,'
The following was introduced:
"Resolved, That the President Of this Con-
veniion be and is hereby directed to declare
any and all resolutions aUd speecheG favoring
or Advocating coalition to bs out Of order and
not TO be entertained
Carried unanimously; with tremendous
applause"
The following ticket was nominated: Fer
Governor, Gen. A, =. Piatt, of Logan county;
fer Lieutenant Governor, Hugo Prior, of
Stark County; for Auditor, Andrew Roy, Of
jackson County, for Treasurer, Childs Jen-
kins; for Supreme Jodge; A. NJ. jackson,
OF Cuyshoga County; for Attorney General,
j. G. GROCER, of Logan County Tor Member
OF Board of POblc Works, Coo. w. Platt, Of
Huron County.
Many Greenbackers left their Hall cursing
combinations, and vowing that Ewing waG
GreenbAcker enough for them.
INDICATES A BOLT.
Gen. Sam. +. Gary and other managers OF
the Greenbsck party have entirely ignored
the Greenbaek nomination OF yerterday. and
have issued call Tor another Convention 10
assemble on June gath IL 10 claimed that
the Brick Pomeroy Greeubackers have outs
witted them, and hence they bolI.--Cin5inna-
h Star.
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tHURcHEs

~ Y Church ruseumDtA 3rd SundHy, MORN.
%ftsrs4ee evening, aud usually oa Sst'y eve'g.
" HAEn4 pastor
y. n. EaErltA.AIt. PisAtAni, Rt 4 O'clock
:. fn. on the and hnd 4.h Sundays. Rev.
&NrwIs1Ls, pastor
~. y Church iberia. 21d Sunday, morning
md evening, n. z. BeY,E, pastor.
ii. Y. Churrb. F,sywoods s hooi house, 2nd
babbhh, u a. n, snd Tuscumbia Saturday
eve. b'f1r@ Il. spRIEGER, Pa tor.
CHRISTIAN Church Tuscumhta. 1 h I.ord's
day, morning and evening, ". +. DoRsEY,
pastor.
SPRING GARDEN, 4:h Lord, day. W. F.
findlsy. pastor.
SALEM Church, on Lords day, II o'clock
~. Sam'l butcher, pa,tor.
BAPTIST--For The esr commencing Sept.
IoU. The uale o. Deeung NJ ssgn ehutgh In
this Association Is ruled ~ 5 S.tuf1sy.
UNION Ch1rrh--Meets Ain Saturday 10 each
month. J. M Hihbs mod.
BIG RICH WOODS Churchman's 3rd
Saturday in sach month, 5. q. Burks, mod,
Tnos. Marotant, Clerk
LITTLE RICHWOODS Church meets nd
Sapy in each month, j NJ. Hibb., mod.
PLEASANT POINT Cburch--meets lst
Saturday Ed. John Smith, mod.
WET GLAZE. Charch--msets lat s tturday,
]. VI. Hilbbs, mod.
NEW SALEM Csurch--neets 4th Saturday,
Ed. duncan, mod.
SABBATH School, at NJ. Pleasant, 3
O'clock p. M. every Sunday. ID. II. Austin,
Sapts
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reasting a Tramp.
detroit Free Press. !

rFor the sake Of humanity give me Just
one mouthful 10 eat, he said as he halted
before ono OF the oating.stands on the Cen
tral Market recently,
I've nothing los iramps," replied the
woman.
"I'll take enythinE-reven them 'tstar-par-
ing..n be continued, "tor haven't tasted
food In three days. Ill can't get food shall
become desperate"
Il can not spare anything but this prep"
II don't care what it is," he interrupted,
"only don't be stiUGy with it. There--'hat's
it--gve me heaping spoonful and I'll al
ways remember you with gratitude"
IL was bottle Of grated horseradish,
strong as the grip OF paving ring on city.
aud the woman lifted out big spoonful and
deposited II IN hls opea mouth. phe tramp
must have taken IL for some sort Of prepared
infants food, for his mouth closed with a
yum yum! u opened sgain, however, and
when ho started to run he upset Dc zen
flower pots, two boys and barrel OF char
coal. Much Of the dose wss blown INTO the
eyes OF horse hitched 20 a vegetable wagon,
And after the man had run t~ne around the
msrkot with his mouth wide open he got
slant for the RAndolph-street Fountain, and
never took his chin out OF the basin for for
ty straight minutes.
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Counterfeit Coin

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June 3.--Wm, Blank
enship, young man OF Camden County, who
was arrested tor manufacturing counterfeit
coins, was arrAigned before Commissioner
Howard to-day and pleaded guilty. Speci.
mems Of the coins made by him were produc-
Ell at the examination. phey are hslt-dollar
counterieits of silver made in mold aud
rather rude in construction. He had succeed
cd 10 passing some OF them.
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The CheYennos llOing Rack.

CHICAGO, June 6.-~John ID. Mills, Agent
for this Cheyenne Indians, was in the city last
night on his return from Washington wiki
Little Chief snd his band. Their mission TO
the Great Father 10 get permission TO go
back TO their old hunting grounds 10 DAkoto
was not successful. The Secretary of the
all they could 70 inducsytheir people TO re
main in the Indian Territory. Cincinnati
Star,
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cusAN EXPORTS.

W4sH1soroN, June From recent re-
port made to Department Of State, it ap-
pears that oight-ten,hs Of all the exports Of
the leland Of Cuba 90 to the the United
States. The total exports Of sugsr and
molsses to all countries amount to $50 ,O00.-
600, and TO the United Ste,es $50, 900. COO,
which is equal to ninety.one and half per
cent.
OF tobacco and oicays the total exports are
5000, 900 and 10 the United States Sc $50.
coo, or 80 per cent The value OF the rum
exported is Ss2f, 1850, to the United States
$S,SS9s0. The total exports to Spain are
81, ,2Ss 27G 40. to .England 50, ,5s5, ,256 45 and
TO the United States S5S, SIG 678, ,96.
TODAY IN CONGRESS-.
SENATE.
WAsHIsoToE, June 5.--Mr. Pendleton re-
ported from the Committee OF Foreign Re.
latIons the House Join. Resolutions No. SO.
to authorize the expenditure of $4,000 for
the representation OF the United States pro.
ducts at tho Sidney and Melbourne National
Exhibitions in 1879 and 1890 Passed,
Mr., Bsysrd called up Senate bill 375 to re-
peal Sections SOL e2o and S2l and part of
800 OF the Revised Stetutes relating to the
Jurors test oath. The Senate decided to
consider the bill--ayes, 2s; nays, 10. Mr..
Wade Hampton then spoke in favor of the
bill.--Cincinnati Star.
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The Goth Gen'l Assembly OF the State OF
Missoar, passed 2I6 bills and amendments
in tho revision ofthe laws OF Mo-, which
were approved by the Governor, and 20 that
we're In the hands of the executive at adjonrn.
ment sine die,
The cost on the tax payers for said work
approximated near 250,00O dollars.
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0sage Valley Hammer.
ilnelal Paper Of Miller County.
( FULH ERSON ~ SONS
lIorS, Publishers and Propriotors.

PuDEiShed EUery Thursday.
SUBSCRIPTION;
Per Year, In Advance, $LOO
mot paid until the expiration ofthe year Sl.25
.liIlcs; On first aoOr Of MaponiC and
Odd Fellows building.
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Hon S. S. Burdett, sailed from Washing
ton, ID. O., last Friday for South America,
where he will remain several months, attend
ing to business in charge OF his law Arm.--.
Olcsols Sun,
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SUDSCRIpTIO;
OFFICIAL DIREOToRY.


VI STATE:
feyernor JOHN S, PHELPS.
8 sus- Governor II. O. BRoCRM Elt.
4 c'y OF State NJ. X. MeGKATts.
easurer -f- ELIJAH GATES.
nditor THOMAS HOLLADAY.
4.tpy General JACKSON l.. SMITH.
gareis,er OF LSnds JAS. u. MclENRY
Sap't Public Instruction Il. d. SHANNON.
JUDGES SUPREME COURT:
Ten Years JOHN W. HENRY.
Right Years WARWICK HOuGH.
t;x Years TE0S. A. SHERWOOD.
Pour Years WIN. Is. NAP1ON.
Two YeArs Il. u. NORTON,
"a COUNTY:
" fnntative SAM IL HARRISON.
iyg'eut County CLERK JOEL b. CLARK
4Snerlh &CGiector- pINCKNRY 3. MILLER
probate Jadge Tress's JAS. II. TODD,
prosecuting Atty 4. O. sWALEM.
SlFvsyor II s, BURLINGAME.
School Com missioner I'M. BAKER
Coroner \. J.. HICKMAN.
FOR EQUALITY ToN $
yaatics OF lho Peace AMBROSE BGocINAN.
LonsIsble :. y. SCOTT.
post.ofIice address. Tuscumbis.
7
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TsRA5 80 COURT

---.s
CiRCuiT COURT: Meets Fourth MOndaYsis
~ ,rch snd Third MopdAy IN Septamber;
Y. l.. EDWARDS, Judge.
COUNTY COURT: Meets First Monday IL
February, May, August and November;
w. X. WRIGHT. presiding Justice; JoRa
$. JoBe, 1t district. HfRAM REED, lad
dietric., 4s'ociatH Justices.
PR0BATB COURT; Meets Second E!on-
day IN February. NV. August and Nov
emher. Jls, II. ToDp Judgs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-03
Moonshiners In Alabama.

RESULTS OF RECENT RAIDING BY REVENUE
The following information has been received
by the commissioner OF internal revenue from
Revenue Agent Latham, at Huntsville Ala.
The raiding party sent through Cullman, Wins
ton, Walker, Marion and Lamar counties two
or three weeks since have returned and make
the following statement OF work ACCOMPLISHED:
still was seized and removed; the tubs and beer
seized and the fixtures destroyed. In Winston
county, the still OF 10 BenStield was seized and
destroyed After the seizure OF this diSttllery.
the revenue Officers were folio wed about twenty
miles Dy BeDsf1eld, j. n. Wilson and j. D. MIL
ier aId TWO other men With double bar.
Ielied shot guns. They attempted
NUMBER OF times to ambush the on1cers They
were joined by other sympathizers maxim
iCrce OF aDout nfteen and sent the news on 10
adYance OF the offcers about sixty miles. w.
BeDsfield ana J. M. Wilson are reported danger
GUS men, and j. ID. Miller, a man OF affiuence and
means, Is their counsellor, and ENCOURAGES
them ID their violation OF the law. Revenue
agent Latham also reports as follows: DENNY
Collector q. l.. Davis has seized and DESTROYED
an Illicit dlst1llery owned and operated nv
joseph Wilson. I'd collection district of Ala
Dana, the same being found In full blast.
Nlolatols OF the laws are being pressed In nearly
every pant or this district, and hope we Will
ne able 10 say tutbfully in short time thai
lhe olsttlct is clear OF frauds against the reye
force sent into Marion county a few days since
was repulsed. This county has for years mast
been section OF this district dreaded bv tho
revenue ofncers, for the reason that thew have
On several occasions narrowly escaned assascf
nation from offenders In ambush