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GLEN ENTSTON 2!
Information WANTED,

fZACHARfAH CLEMENrSTON will call on his
MOTHER. at 63 Irving Place, NEW YORK CITY,
he VIII hear something to his adv anage through the
death of his father, HENRY CLEMENTSTON Of
Demerara Any person giving information of the
whereabouts of the above gentleman will receive ESQ
,JanIOt &W2w
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tAarrifn.

In Auburn, Jan. 9TH, Mr.. Daniel U. Rhodes to Miss
Lizzie X. Cleayeand, both of Rockland.
In Lewiston, Jan d, Mr.. Herbert +. Curtis TO Miss
Fannie j. Howard, both of Auburn.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, January Q, 1870.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meeting
~ of the above named association, will be held
at the Augusta House, in this city, Friday even.
ing January 18th inst, at O'Clock.
janl0t7t j. W. CLAPP, Sec'y.
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The learned editor of the Gardiner Report
er speaks of ''South Gardiner. in this city,
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Notice to Members Of lie gislature.
The Daily kennehec journal contains full reports
of the proceedings Of the Legislature and abstracts OF
debates.
Prices Single copy, cents; % copies, 90 cents;
so copies or more, = cents each.
Extra copies of any issue of the Daily Kennebec
Jousn may he obtained by giving orders therefor
TO the Carrier at the State House, the Counting
Room of the Journal Office, the day previous.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Fire.

DORCHESTER, January ID. The grist and
carding mill owned by Elijah Aver were
burned, Monday. Loss heavy.
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re- our patrons in RENTING money should do so
by check, money order. or registered letter.
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CLEVELAND, January -. Columbus Della
no is convalescing. Hope of his speedy re-
covery is entertained.
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Loral anu State Eems.
Tuesday, January ID, 1879.
BioQraphical Sketches.

Copies Of the Biographical Pamphlet
may be had at this Office, or of the care
rier AT the State House. Price Is Cents.
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Rs- See Committee Notices on first page.
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IOST!

TAN. 18th, between the Methodist Church and DIR.
- +. j. Roberts Il part of an Ear Jewel and Pen
dants. Any one indingi will find the owner at Mrs.
ROBERTS. janl4t3t
Maine State Association for Protec-
ton of Fish.
Annual Meeting.
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I.9.ifn.

In this city, Jan. 18th, George H. White, aged "A,
formerly of Albion
In Farmiugdale, Jan. 3, Mrs. Susannah Bachelor,
aged g years and months.
In Gardiner, Jan. t. Octavia c. wife of Samuel
Briery, aged y years Jan ), Pelham Harden, aged
81 years; Jan. 4, William &. Dill aged 66 years.
In Whiieiied, Jan. |, Rev. VIM. Poole, aged rs
wears and : months
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California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, January ID.
The following the closing official prices of min-
inc rkst o-du,
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The Bowdoin Alumni in Portland, have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
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Prayer meetings will be held AT the Mctho-
dist vcstry this week, On Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday evenings.
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BUFFALO, January ID. A freight engin
exploded at Halland Station, Erie county
this morning. Fortunately no one was il
jured.
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RREN EN.

NOATH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BEIW ZEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh.
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. AOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
s~f1EaassS The 5teamshtps of the North Ger.
= Sesassz2Ss E1lao Lloyd viii resume their Regular
Trips a. follows:
From Bremen. From n. Urlean.
dannoyer.. November 10 About Dec. 81.
The5e steamers torch outward at Havre and
Havana. aud on their nome trip at Havana and
OathamDtOn.
PRICES or PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre TO HaV.
ana or Now Oriaans-Cabin, G150; Stoerage, $ss
From New Orleans to northampton, Havra or
Bremen Cabin. 1856: stselssge s45.
From New Orleans 10 Bavana-Cabip. sss !;
Storage, S15.
Children under ten years. half price: chill.
iren under one year. free.
h. B.-Our agent for Texas. Messrs Kauff-
man Il Runge. In Galveston, is authorized to
issue Storage passage orders at the following
through rates:
Frau bremen 70 Galveston, IA
From Bremen 70 Indianola, $4s 30,
The conc pany reserves the right to change the
route OF the steamers. their advertised days of
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southam pton
or Havre to New Orleans issued By the under.
signed.
F0F f Rb B4 aso,GlSgaEs HRg.z Agents.
aus1 " "a Union stIe8
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Pan q sNElsfas
yGkRiaN FGh M

N. X. x
Rrval, 70 nec 70 Arrived Rr steamship Ian ise H.
Ncss, from New Orleans
w Mail
Antwerp Dee Sailed, naEmar Rolt. fur South
west Pass Arrived at tnahIt .th stcantahip ,Ia-
pnnr~e Nhi burn. from lew Orleans tia dui!,lno,
on account Of lNe4
Lon 90. nee Entered out. Alhcr Schulz Ian.
Pensacola
Maa ms. Dec A. Sailed. wileu,tua KcrlcI. for
Pensacola
RooRetogt Ice7-Sailed. Superior. Glaze r Pom
saeala
VtEn My n Arrived Ehas Dennis Crnnathcr
from New Orleans and saiiet 2ith tor Il ytnnc
Shields, lire sailed steamship A n ton. for New
O.leabs
81 Nsaalre, ytre Sailed Fereittc .Icrgensen, for
Fensaeoa-het"re reported for New No,k
81 Vincent. New 4I->ai,ed d WA Evans for pen
saaoia
rcxsi Pee 6-satled Waterloo, Hansen, for Pen
sa ola
kot eaax De, sai,cd LIMO G. Bussa- eh. r.
NyS tt NarAav F,ahrtg tor Petlsacua. era
clh, FreierleA. tuT fasoaLoh,a
hiEtrP"" Dee g-stl!ed Birmingham, Morrow
f0s New c.,otuH
B.ree.uA pre eft Il reported thet Unitci
States SHIP. namc tat SnoMf q dangerous Fe~i-
ten near hl3NCTt, tIETua r. &fsmaSted a gale. in
want III ASSISTANT -; steam has seea sent
lWtrpuel, Dee r-Ihe steamship Arizona had
aooat ~ hales cotton samaEei by fire a. u water.
GasaaGe 81 vGSsef ill.,
Ac eteamsh y \ the1s, frou New Orleans IL U No
blades aItt ntl the ta Of propeller NovtmhcG IL,
31e n les gil ~ taAus + en- arrival Ii river the
6tE .ust, rsmar4et N propeller dropped III
taeeHstawu, Dec 9--R,Fort OF Cnuard stcamS Nip
RAFAIfa-Rear nber 5, lat n n len b, W passed
Or Eanlte, D. about tons register hull III good
IA ltl, m Ra nama observable about eight feet #
meznmaSt * IN luS. arse white palnie4 mouse ATT;
boats dsNttt aHi chains painted black
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~ VIZ, 'i''G'9 row '',tt,NtH"
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49, nt ~ ''fR h"e Nv 'N'p
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Ger9A ~ ha1altt I" tpnatR
Nrig .irnw MrlAp,npit aeia Nv aata frun ltat W.
'naa t. Wastel
Scfl N"innl. llmteimap. Gts ansa trrm llHatan. ~
: N Mathana
smrarts
NEW WORK rsr nteamabtr t3an Wbi,na,
Aaapttad maao
wsa@ruta 80 r.usr,ce
r,
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SEQ 2s Gwyu frfliasu A Cn Al Eotpta 4 Junior
ville-QH lue ihelpa Arn ~ = W tuhttdge Sno ~
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4 hoE - FfanRouh y lleIland y luah 10
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II AAtson Ara Il NJ Wafmat"4 e,e EeliN Wal
kerr Gardner camp Y ! Carver aS 9unihaf
NJ shelN Ar" N"tw""a A lNahRt'ia G"raln n
90 ! y i t"nyFrae 4 john AdRma SEQ ntu sa,4a
cnn1h ee"n = " "t''' s'''' A-'"'"f 'N 'Hh"i", "
''' 80 '''''''' 80
al bela Connected total hia hal"n a,rttt"'
GKEENNlIE Ter etaamer 4 Il Whita I2tt
bales "nttnp ltteba'"a"n hRH AVN ~ ttant l'at
Gand alp !, Hartia A"s G5Rhant Hack 3eo
500 Meyer N"ta Ac" . Q ln1 tl'ahe s"na s"t I"
II II Newman a' iut"N I1tIiR 49, Ati"n, Nv
gent Aoe laa y u Newman Se" ! y llR"khor SEQ
i9l hehman4 Abraham 49," lls u !. AHrN A." I'LL
u Alliaon &ro A f'apr ltna -" lat A. Milton
berger Pollock tet stewart hNR wv \ F"Atsll
5iumen,iile 9a Il I ii1aba" A i'6anhonnH4hA
Bertrand "a " tsh t"'ett " llsiI ~ Il"
Allen, Waat a Ruah 4 Stiuhhal A. N STAMPS
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JOS. PATZELT.
Nos. 101 and 10s Raronne street

Nos. IVI and IU3 Bar0nne Street.
SHOW CASES. STORE FIXTURES Ann
- Building Work II first class order. All
kinds Of SHOW CASES made to order. and
UPHOLSTERING and VANISHING done In
The best OF style on the shortest notice, de41y
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WANTED.

(IANyABSERB TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
~ now and useful inyentlons: The celebrated
Il. u. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the
5lpomna at the ast t L2pislaqa ard Alabama
cheapest method of Obtaining water from the
Garth: Hunter's PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER, which for culinary pHrDoses is almost
indlsDensnpIe,, The Wilson 4. Keagle WHARP
And FISHING LAMP IA which y the best cotton
FIREPLACE HEAT REFLECTOR Eco
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best method OF bell
hanging for dwellings,. street cara and steam
boats being less liable to get out Of repair than
the Old style. The PATENT WATER OUT
OFF. an Ingenious contrivanoe to prevent the
filth accommodating on the roofs Of houses enter
Ing cisterns. new method By which water can
b9 drawn from {, cistern Ice cold, through IRON
pipes, Without tho nae Gf Ice or chemicals. The
BACKUB WATER MOTOR. great invention
ran be- used for any purposes, very cheap cons
trivance for running machinery of all descrfp-
lions. The Sun LIGHT GAS MACHINE, the
latest. cheapest and most convenient method OF
lighting houses.
Energetic eanvassegs wanted and A aOOI
BUSINESS GUARANTEED,
JAMES Fl. REYNOLDS,
Plumber and aas Filter,
Ia2S 1yDHW 90 RQr0nna HTranS
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RTEA nj gEIEPS.
REgg YORK;.

TIE OttJ3I VI r,t4i. t.lNH.
TOn NEW WORK DIRECT
To eRiI WlfDNTEDAY Dnenmber NJ nj 3 n -.
ri E.ssr. This IIpn n COMPOSED Of tho follow.
. = aMslsaaAIaAass 'nF afnnuahipb
KNIGK tnBOUK EH HUDHON
LOUIHIkNh. NEW 0HfIEANB
Til" at4GmBhiu
HUDSON
IT. Il Freomnn miater.
Will toaQG hbf Whnri from foot Of Toulouse
UTntsf.
INSURAN0E ~ THle LINE . PER GENT
Cabin pEaahgd--~--s..s-..,s t.t..,...-. $40
HtBGr1LgG- -.,-...-.-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10
Freight for Liverpool Hrer0on and Hnvrf
taknn by this liue. nnj fhrouRh bills Of lniing
RiVHn for tho eurne
kOr freight or paBHHHG nBplYt to
ALFRED MOULTON,
nytly Il 0arondhef street.
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lNnrnaa,LrmR tho INV .Inaan L nnllN
,a,Ex -.

MORO AMI ulIlHIANt ANn TIS ta Rail
l{n&p AMI ATFAHBHII. COMPANY
rARHIiNAFll ROUTE FOIl HAIA iaFnN AND
H0Il4InN
T,aanrrata tnka Railroad rnrrth3at. foni If
At Ann Ettnnt ~ n IA IonrhtuE MatR gun CITY
WI Nv w thnfn 5Ennnntt 'nR Wit u u aHinara IlYlnE
finnl M"trnn tiiv IN connection with Molunn'a
Iauepoa HWI 'IeNn ItnllfrnsI.
- dr-T. Fnll ENHIANoIlA iHantn"ta lanva
SALAAs Morgan t'itt wv lIiHphi FllltRt@
UaY anl SATURDAY. ennnanttg M aav"a.
tan with alp#,itaia nv IpdIanoa
Through hila lailinH aiFnnA H, all rafnia
M The Iiountan NH TuSna Central md q IT,
nnI u II tnt rUi Gi,,tt &@rihnin hnll
lanA mud Naw 0rionna nn,l fnSHR hntllaal
apn Antonio faiElfa r"oetyed asa ~ sYprlnA
va Clufnn aud Gnl. II and !tan Antauio Rail
Ioni
Frnisha fa, Gnnralo- Hhl'attavillo Ilnnaha
dc reratyn vin Gtluiou ~ t'ueIa.
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IN TIE WAYNE
NIW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TII-
WEEKLY PACKET
LEAVES MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND
FhlDAlS.a IL IN IL. m.
fOk WILLIAMS PLANTATION
ss.as. ssgast Bonnet Crro Church Hahnyiln
kannerviile and MI intermediate
plantation EtntiuEs TIE fine aide-whecl pas
elry or Ag,aUsrA,
]. Il. Bron master. Arthur Il. Frorat ele~k.
will leave hs above. re- itrninR town tho eoast
III daylight TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS. Her freight or pnssngn emily on
board Or 10 ID. u. pE1iRET
M. II Delta street, NJ stairs.
clerk will ba found ga the landing tnily
to receive freight. Oc22 It
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1870 ran s winter arrangement 1850

TIL WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKET TO
BAYOU GDULA AND BEN TUREAUD
IT, THE FINE AND FAST PASSEN-
5000 M Err ttonmor
NaaFshPEE,
J. a. Gamstoak mastar, GEO NJ Woods clork
loarNa EVERY MONDAY and WEDNESDAY,
II e a. M and FRIDAY NJ .. m Tor Bayou
d"ula. returning deNn this coast on alternate
days.
For freight or passoEe nrly on board &c IL
y. ilEN1, ~ Cont strnot.
elGrk will 10 found t'liiy at tho hnad Of
l}lohNiln Strret NJ roFniYH freight. Oc2G IL
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he+nal mol protlta ,,....,.,.........s II ,pes -

Tho foregoing statement Ia lust true and
ortael transcript from tho h0ohB of tho 0Omr
pnug. JAMHR /. DAY, President.
III CARPENTER HRnralary.
sworn 10 and subscribed before mo this TWEEN.
" ,sae md day ~ January, 1879.
A. IHGRAHAM, Notary Public,
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=. TIEITN FNNVkI 7 =.
hFGiiAk IifER nNAF HFMI- w EFKTY
PACKET
l4"iv"M rytTy ~ fNDAl ~ II, m mnd HATUR-
DAY ~ II q. m.
TT - FOR FihQUEMI MI. BAYOU GOU-
,ssAasasM N Donnn.onvln nni MI upror
t"Aat landings The lin" fa5t Iasson-
gor steamer
De SWEET,
Frank 0nnnaarfnr ma.fnr. n. Il. GOODWIN au5l
7, e, Matteicot cIerllH
Will iMN" ~ nh@v". returning down thu roaat
Mondays and rhnrsdnya. For freight or paa-
AtEo Huply on ha8rdur tp
d"1 y. 0- D0NnHlfE. Trllouuitoulna A.
WHITE STAR LINE
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Rmat,arta
SscsInts 90 Frussucs

NEW yuRK Ter pteamHhtp Gen whitney
Aasnrtad mhRo
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Nv NNNIH U fIe N. n Hpfn ~
kcval, 70 hec 2a-Arrivod. Er Steamship Lou ise H.
Ncss, from Now Orleans
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Nra.rEN G0AsF.

UTTER COAST TIL WEEKLY PACkET TO
itEN FIiHFAlsP.S
TT D. lhN tlno and faust atenmnr
tsES.aE.
t'hns. Dom mnntnr u Unrnnr ctnrE
Will l"AN" Now orI"Au4 evary Tura,lny. Thur4-
aav nnd STatnrday n H. M. Rotuiue .iowal tho
taH't III daylight.
lar froiehl ~ pnaRnEn npG " nll board or TO
H. 7. HARPER Il ana ~ Delta ptrant.
"'rk always nn thu lnniing 10 ra-
elNe freight. dolB
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Golden tity llet ter frnn Cincinnati
" ] 'tay Brown ttnm laynn aya
NE Smnt nttenAattet "n, ''iaanomine
J Al White HuImpa iton srcpuvlt"
Ftnuk faigrufit Raph tinm hta
~ John, NJ 4lr"V hnm Hatou {rpae
Martha IaHePtt lInm FuN lRAa
Fair Play, fapiutRu. tt"m Iiu5 - t"nat
TaahRl " iFv. 'raW I.usw Iunpt
Gmma Irvine Entg, trnu low ., tnaat
~ Mary, ! Alfe'ea tlum tanned Val.t
Heutv Eata, Annin i,am ihihutla tH
Corona, 10 ltart. ftnm Marion I,apttrR
Belle, Dean. frm ihibndAus
CITY nt Augusta tlt"n frrm l3rper 'nasi
Tang ~ Enn ar from ienaaa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-29
EXTRAORDINARY LINE.

shortly after the assembling OF the
Legislature in January, upon motion oil
MIR. GIsr, Of Brooke county, commit
tee was appointed to be known rs the
Committee on state Boundaries In
making his motion Mr.. GISr stated that
troubles were continually arising in his
section Of country over the ycXcd ques-
ton of the boundary line between this
State and Pennsylvania AMI that the
Legislature yhould take steps To settle
conclusiycly the different boundary
lines Of the State. The committee was
appointed, proceeded with its work, and
in process Of time rcporteda bill in rela-
ton To the line between this State and
PENNSYLVANIA, which was passed and
approved on the last LAY oi the session.
Under i,s provisions the Governor is
required, as soon as practicable, to APP
point AMI commission three persons To
SIT in continuation with a similar COM
mission tium Pennsylvania, 10 examine
as To- the loca,iou Of the monuments
which mark the boundary line between
the two States, and in connection with
the PENNSYLVANIA commission To repair
and replace any monuments which have
become dilapidatci or been removed.
For the expenses necessary To 10 tbs
the sum Of one thousand dollars Is APP
propriatcj, Ia be- drawn upon by the
order oi the Governor. The coWmis-
sioners are required to make Il report to
the Secretary Of state, AMI include list
Of all expenses, which lis, is to BE- pre-
scented To the next Legislature. Upon
the completion OF the work full IT.
port. with all maps and drawings ncces-
sary to full understanding, Is 10 be-
filed with the Secretary OF State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-29
FROM POVERTY TO AFFLU-
ENCE.
Three Gentlemen Who Sue
ceeded in Making Indepen-
dent Fortunes Mt Leadville.

Chicago Dispatch to St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Peter Finerty, Richard and Patick
Dillon are the names Of three gentlemen
who may be classed among the few who
have made Independent fortunes III
Leadyille, Col. The first named came
TO this country about ten years ago pen
niless. The Dillon brothers were too
poor six years ago to pay their passage
across the Atlantic, so they shipped as
deck-hands. After landing they started
to work their way across the continent,
and finally pulled up at Leadville. They
worked i'm the mines with varying sue
cess. but managed To remain ap poor as
when they left the Old Country. Their
lot was i'm no way different from that
of thousands Of other miners about
them. They were shrewd, however
and persisted in their labOrious effort to
strike head" They stakcd out ther
claims in pIOoer form, and secured
themselves against all corners. Finally
fortune smiled upon them. They dis
covered one of the best paving mines III
Iradyill. There were then four IN
partnership, but all too poor to work
the mine To advantage. Flnerty bought
ont the share of one Of the partners,
and he. with the Dillon brothers, con-
tinued To work the precious ore. The
Lcadyille excitement came on amt
thousands flOcked to the place either to
work i'm the mines or To buy them Tor
speculative purposes. Many oilers
we're made to the partners To sell their
claim. and finally they concluded to ito
80. V. Farwcll, Of this city, offered
them S3nOOO0 for their most valuable
mine, and they accepted his bld. Last
Saturday they came TO Chicago to settle
the TRANSACTION with Mr.. farwell, and,
after /. w. 'y,r dropped in at the
Union National Bank andinvestcd about
$50. 900 i'm Government bonds. One OF
the partners signed his name with an
~" Fincrty, us his share 0i the pro
rrrls of the sale, received $4,000, and
the Dillon Brothers, SO 900 each, enough
To secure any reasonable person in COM
portable circumstances Tor the rest oil
his life. When they called at the bank
they were dressed in the most cUnSplc-
uouS style from top TO toe. They did
not. however. tarry longer than neces-
sary i'm the city, but departed at once
Tor Lcadville ON the evening train. ltls
said that they own a number OF other
promising mines, each of which may
he rs valuable us the one Mr.. Farwell
bought.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-29
THE "wIDDER ObIvER's" PER
FIDY.

THE "ADD"h O!i N1''
Ii ever lOng-SullcrIns people has
b,ap inflicted with a mass of rubbish.
-. .. g ,,lI;,,,;,,, ,.l,i.b ,rr
s'"','! 1T 'o' f"''',''''''''
amIlieS' our wives anu our daughter"
read. it has been in the OLIVER CAMERON
suit NOW DRAGGING ont lis disgusting
-. :. u,,I,;... =, H. -,
c"S'" TIT ""N'''''-',''' AZ ''' n,'''''' ''
charity, let us hear less "i 1t. The tie
signs Of the plaintiff and their bottom
loss and ,ruthIess fnundotiun have he
-, =. 80. ,,,., ,,.LoI,,.
'','''' 81 "lP",'''' w. 80 '''N ""' ,''',
followed the history "' IN" case that
even the enemies of SIMON CAMERON are
convinced that ne i a muligUpd man.
~, -. .t.,,....,,..,., $50. IL,
i"' ''"'''"'o'' "'-'''' '''"' sums W '''N
case:
The testimony in the case of Oliver
W. Cameron has already convinced the
large iury of publi. opinion that the
aged Senator has been the victim Of 4
conSpirucy. The case. upon the show
inc of the plaintiff herself. before any
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-29
A WOMAN WHO LOVES.

The BALDWIN murder mystery in Gin
Cinnati is still unsolved, and the same
air of wonder and incredulity still
hangs about il. Officer DORAN, who
has for some time been under suspicion,
claims 10 he able to prove a satisfactory
alibi and clear himself perfectly. 30 the
clouds still hang about L, and the theo-
riSiS have things all their own way. The
Enquire is in daily receipt Of letters
from the city and neichborhood specu-
lating upon the true iuwanlness of the
mystery. The following Is fair sample
of the sensationality OF some OF these
epistles:
To ihS Editor II he Enquire:
This is nv belief: BALDWIN was shot
with one 81 those toy pistols by some
one that loved him too well % let him
enjoy life with another. Who she is
time will tell. think a man who has
made believe TO a woman that he loved
her, and when she fully believes what
he says, and loves him truly, then he
leaves her and marries another, should
be punished. What DO YOU think her
heart is made Of? Stone? Oh, let me
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-29
THE BALTIMORE RoADIN PENN
SYLyANIA

The Pittsburgh TosgrUph has been
looking up railroad matters and pro-
jects and announces the following,
which will De read with interest in
State, and especially 50 in view Of the
late troubles with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company:
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is to
build line from Connellsyille 10 Wash
ington. Pa, this summer. This will
give the road connection between
Cumberland and Wheeling, over fifty
miles shorter than the present clrcuit-
Gus route. Indications point 10 an
early completion of the Harrisburg and
Potomac road and the connections.
This road viii have a bridge acrOSs the
SuSquehanna river at New Cumber-
land, and connect with the Harrisburg
and Baltimore railroad and its Southern
connection 10 Baltimore by way Of the
Hanover and Gettysburg Railroad,
which is now in course Of completion,
10 connect az Emory Grove with the
Western Maryland Railroad. These
connections will enable the merchants
ON the south side OF the valley TO ship
direct To Baltimore. A branch from
Fairchance, near Uniontown, 10 Nor
gantown, w. Va, is TO be constructed
by the Southwest Pennsylvania Rail
road. A company has been formed TO
construct a line from Mckee's Rocks to
Mansfield, Pa. The stockholders OF the
Pittsburgh, Virginia and Charleston
Railroad will meet in Pittsburgh, on
April 10th, to consider n proposition
looking to the extension q the line to
Brownsville.