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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30
OVER THE OCEAN.
INCREASING PROSPECTS OF WAR
BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE

lished--The Inhabitants Dlsarmed--A Nj
hflist Appeal to the World--The Perfect
Organization and Discreet Operations of
the Land Leaguers Paralyze the Magis-
trates and Constahulary OF Ireland
Movements of Troops Into the League
Strengho1ds.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30

Any disease Of the Kidneys, Bladder, Trina.
ry Organs, Nervous System, or case OF Lame
Back, that cannot be cured by DAY's KIDNEY
PAD, cannot be cured by any other treatment
or remedy in existence.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30
Sentenced for Life.

Mrs. Weishart has been convicted in LIE
sueur county for the murder of her husband
and sentenced to the psnitentiary for life.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30

Ladies' Muslin Underwear at half price.
Zahm Mann's closing out sale, Third and
Wabashaw streets.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30

To Lovers Of Fine Plug Tobacco.
Keno" Plug. manufactured by Musselman
& Co., Louisville, Ky., Is the choicest plug to-
sbacoo sold. Adam Fetsch, wholesale agent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30
Sudden Death of Cincinnati Capitalist
THE NOTORIOUS B. II. ALLEN CASE.

Black and Colored Silks, Eatins and velvets
at sacrifice. Zahm Il Mann's closing ont
sale, Third and Wabsshaw streets.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CoRps, US. a. !
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST PAUL. MNN.
Observations taken at the same moment o.
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O. 8. NJ. Gone.
Sergeant Signal corps, q. 8. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON Nov. 30, A. M.-Indications:
For the upper lake region, lower barometer,
south to west winds. higher temperature and
clear or partly cloudy weather. For the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys lower
barometer, stationary or higher temperature,
southerly veering to westerly winds, and clear
or partly cloudy weather.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Three Trains damned Together on Gcor-
gia Ratiroad-Horrible Death of an En-
gineer-Brockway, the Bond Forger, is
Released on Surrender of His Plates
Great Gas Explosion Under New York
Building.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The following
has been issued:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-15
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

inal Weakness. Ipnpotency, Eight Losses by
dreams, pimples on the face, and lest manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and an cted
should no. fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively In Europe. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there, obtaining
great deal Of valuable information, which he
is competent to impart to those in need OF hts
services. DIR. 0IBBoN will make no charge
Unless he eject 9 cure. Persons st distance
NAY BE CURED AT HOME. All com.
muaicstionr strictly confidential. You see no
nae but the Doctor. Persons writing to tAe Doc
tor will please state the name Of the paper they
ere this advertisements In. Charges reasonable
Call or write. Address DIR. j. r. GIBDON. Boz
1857. San Francisco. Send SIC for package OF
,medicine. oI9-dAwly
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY 0TvEN THAT N pm.
~ suance Of IN orvlce Of he Probate Oourt a.
Ainf csunsy. Warrington T~sitory. naads q n
1se day u Nay. loD. IN he unattee ef - - -
!nonsss csika. dsoeassd. H. undersisne1 -
Adminfstsatof Of the sAid estate WIN eli g uSlic
auctioa. 10 the higAess btddar,
o. Monday. the Slst day q May. 1850.
q 10 O'clsck =. II,
u sroat Of the hesl Estate Odlcs Of MackiptssA
kesvss. corner Of Mill sed CONNIE retail $780,.
u said CITY Of seattle. al tho~s casssin -
paesss and parcels Of land lying and beine in -
sead 0y q ss.ssae. knovn snd au1ens1sd = ~.
lows to-wtt: LOes Numbered eus fl.D to "a
snd tarse 90 In Bloch numhesed tvsasy re, a
Aidds Aoaesso1 - tns naa CIV - oonfsls.
TsfHs on1 cooatttsno - on1os o. a,sA ansn
e the United osss-s to - paid % IL dss e. -
Dsed msee - uurchsses % payment e popoHane
Doney Desd - expsass u puEshaDx.
psosa Hay osA, io1oI
81 :. KAN 4 oeDOnax
A1mssistrstos Of the Eseass Of Thoaas Cullsa.
d eassd. Sav1s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-15
MACHINE POR WORKING But
TER.


1wRfrTEH POE TEE NffLLcExCkk
Ed. IaTrLLl0ENcEK-We hope some
tired woman whose husband h.s me-
chauicsl turn of mind may profit BY the
following, from the National Lire Stock
Journal: Tbs best butter worker for
private uss lsnd it is used in many Of
the best cresmeries) is the simple lever
upon a slab of hard. inodorous wood,
sach Is oak. hickory. maple or ash.
The pink, or slab, should be very
smooth upon its upper side. be 3H
feet long. 2'feet wide at one eHd and
10 inches at the other. set With the
narrow end four inches lower than the
wide end. with sides four inches high
screwed on. This slab may stand upon
three stout legs, one three inches back
of the narrow end and two 1T the wide
end. There sbould be eeeAses near the
outsr edges OF the slab 70 carry Oh the
buttsrmilk pressed out. Bore aao0oth
~ inch hols 1--WE inches back from the
lower end and ct il . .hardyesd PIN.
standing six inches above. sod goisss
TX inches below Ia reoei living half
iuch pin to keep it from rsislng out.
A slot or mortics 10 msAs through this
pin two inches sbovs the dab. 70 re-.
csivs q hslf-inoh isoa pin 10 the end
of the lever. This pin through the
slab Is made TO turn 20 that the lever
may be made 10 move sidswiss. Now
the .sver should b ! fhSse BY four ioch
hard wood stick, four feet long. rounded
of at Que end tor handling, and Q half
inch iron pin put iuto the center of the
other aud. This lever 10 made smooth
aud squase, aud when the iron pin ID
plsrsd In The slot Of the Standing peg
vt tku lowsr sud. ssnd butter is placed
upon the slab. abe leser Is brought
down square upon it. aud the butter
milk IL easily pressed out. This is =
straight downward pressure. and there
IL no occasion for allowing the lever to
slip upon the buttar.. The lever 10
easily hsndlei by . woman who can
work thu bnissr frosn tWsbty c0vs,v1tb
greater 80 thsn thek fren thsss d W
cows WIFE euo Dou0 "IS0te. y Oh WOTKeI
il easily kept clean. and affords room
for working twenty -dvs poup1s Of but
tor d. once. The bHttsr e usually
taken from Abe ch6r6. pIaOed upon the
worker. and one ounce Of pure salt t.
tho pound worked 10 evenly. but With
Is little working - needfuT for this
purpose The butter h thei, placed IN
Q psii, covered and set In Q cool place
till the next day. that che salt may be
dissolved. It is now placed again upon
the worker, and the little remaining
buttermilk worked out when it is pack.
ed IN pail or tub to remain. Tho but
ter is turned over upon the worker with
the hand ladle. snd thore il no neces>
sity for touching the butter With the
baud. Twenty-Five pounds may be
worked in few minutes and will not
tire any woman Of mederats strength.
This worker IL not patented end may
DO made BY any mechanic in Q short
time. B.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-15
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

1a never.failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted VITALITY,
seminal weskHess,
6perIGato-rh9a. LOST
MANh0OD. IInpoten
cy. Paralysis, aud all
the terrible effects of
self Abuse. youthful
follies. and excesses in
maturer years - such
- Loss Of Memoey.
I.aHSituda Nrc<-s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-15
Noticeof Application 10 Purchase
Timber Land.

. 0LBNrsA. wAsama ros fxsaxr sas.j
N1orlcR n HxenDy oIvex ruAr m CON.
- pl snes ueen a. epsovfstoos % IN Acs Of
UcoesusssppeUvea jues =, 1878. eetstled sAn A
tos ~ $40 uf t1noDr Eands d tue sssess u Aii.
tnsnAs O. 80. Usvn6s sAd Washins - T<rsi.
~. Sesee lissnGnoea. - ssohosnish e7ansy.
Ssen1ngt1 IssFttosys has this dag died IL thfs
80. M spP toe1tpa tapuFiA - The Los :. Nh Il
S1DW. nd ~. \ II - 4 Of ssctioa No. ~ ID
T4.nAap ~ - HnHsh. nanxs Ne. Exsa % IL
W1tlsm2tso n9esd q. ssse s 81 q -
dsecF1he1 Id. q ~ post,.c sAerv..f ~ SsreSv
seqsseeo - - 49, el~t1ns y this cSncs VI h,o
oxal teb 1Ays frnm daao h-ssof
oIvsn 1h9R ~ hspd. q NJ oGlne. n Olympia.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-15

Sss.ssaon aversion g society. Dimness of vision.
Noasss ~ tho Head; the vital dzid passing unols
,sfved e the urine and many other disesses sh.t
LEAD 20 insapity and death. = = "ss s"ss
~ Unite viii ssres to forfeit FIVE HIN.
pEs0 Doi4ssn r. for case Of this kind the VITA.
,nEsIonaTIvE funder his special sdvice md
.n.u wsiI not cnre. or for anything inpurs
- INJURIOUS found in II. DIR. MINrfE tresss ali
1,sr vne diseases successfully without mereurv'
srsol1Auos FkEy Through exsmiustion and
sovce. including snayns Of urine SIS on Price
81 2. VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 8 bottle or fon,
, umes sne Quantity: 5000: sent 70 ans sddr =
obss.y.sso.ip = Ssscs: oE-Cs o D., seeurs from
observation. and In private name II desired \.
4. =. MIHrIR, n. D..
q ai - Aearsy Street. San Francisco, oal.
rc ~ aiNEEsxnNEY REMEDY, NRPHREr.
Snsss ~ kinds 1ef Kianey sud Dlsdder
IJs1pIssnl Gonofyh@a. elect, I1ucorrhoa' -.
g s 3 = ~ dukssss sie0s bostis. IL 6cssss AZ
ST ~ - s. y nAnDII!Qx PILLS. 40 Is.
= sns 'fcssaas ~ III drue6l1Ss. = e, s- y
t@dhv1y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-15
sHoALING OF THs COLUMBIA.

-
From the article Of . correspondent
Of the Yakima City Record, concerning
the shoaling of the oelumbi railroads
and Puget Sound. We clip here and
there - follexs: .
That the Celumbii river d filling
with debris st aud above its mouth,
and that it IL rapidly becoming less
safe for navigation, there can Be a. little
doubt % there h that Washington aud
Oregon are rapidly filing up with far,
msrs aud minsfs.
Like the rivers Of oil mountainous
COUNTRIES, tt must rseeivo into its bed
ell waste matter from the mines and
other places whers the surfaces 10 dis
tnrbsd by the hand Of enterprise; and.
like the streams In California, is must
sosn become un6t fos > oomnesrjal
highway. ID { rs szBAA.
The amount Of debris now carried %
Che mouth Of the Columbia 10 but .
handful 70 the amount within the next
three years; for in lsss than that time
Ws.scses' .Nsshav :rd c1S...,.s....
viii "a - So-n - n;nirSs
and Ios.aSss CSfSF s40
uouth al ~ Colnmhi. n ,h.t H..
too. hundreds Of thonssnds az scrss !;
land. nov idle, will b broken By the
rlev IN enr hilla;des .nd. aft., b.;ne
20 broksn. every showsr 81 rain .,sr.
eoatinr a aSltsl NOV 4, cssv, al
lioos q tons Of this iooss eerth and
msk. 49, v,.cler. ~ 49,. -. Ia !.
wherv 90 cru nernhlio 800 aovn
Can The revonuea 81 tventv Ntste.
kesp The Coluu ~ dradsed Ar ~
% have milllona Sneei, g evan Isl.ni
maohines ineA rs solliGn sSsAe Psrs !.
land capitalie tS|Nsn 1870 - an
inland ses lrh(lSsli S,s6 nm r.;i..
locr IN WseSirI = NJ vhars
the conhlned p = ss:SisR - ~ -.,lj
could All ride 1aSsSSs ~ sS5,i.cr s;mnI...
neoualvy
The handw,it;ss I. . .so.. AZ. ..N .
IN Poreisn6. 0od Ai.;.htv ,s..s !.
there 4 - ana ca SiixyISzS
0,uu6 ~ 80 M r. Va ~StS
"A pct the r.onth - ia Col.~h;. ,;.S.
IL The ~ 81 ca.rrsI t,S.I 49, 80
aud Rock Rsns.. p. ssrSs 80 49,
Dountains ~ sv,es,ss ,-A;sh .nrr.s,.
oarrv enonch ART to shs C.I. 49, ~ .I ~,
"a loed evsr, "a, $500 - shs r,. -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-15
8 Wni eass On he following dates:

These steamefs leave Yicsorss IL noon on the
day advertised. Tickets are good only on the
steamer for which they are purchased, and are
not transferable. u y 1&Fs3-f1gG
49, INDUCTION IN FREIGHT.
Hereafter the freights which. a. per tariff. have
been IS per ton. viii be charged at IS per ton.
From and after this date ALL BAGGAeE of Puget
sound passengers By p. II. 8. 8. Gas steamers
Via Victoria Will be under custom house seal, and
Will not b subject to examination by custom.
house authorities in Sar, Francisco.
Seattle. July 10. 1879.
For freight or passage apply on boati. or to
s1-t aAe N~s Il. L. TIBBALS,
General Agent for Puget Sound,
81 Port Townsend. W. r.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03
Communism, in California.

The communicate element which
was wont TO break out now seems
To have concentrated its forces in
California
The Chinese population fans the
flame md keeps alive spirit Of re.
brlIion anon" the Iaborinr classe,
which are brought into co,nnetition
with if,
Nor will it be matter of sur
prise that a feeling of this kind
exists when the facts are under.
stood, showing what The laborinr
classes of that Stale arc compcllcd
10 sptler on Ibis account. TIE re.
nor, Of the Congressional Com.
Injttre on the DEPRESSION Of Labor,
which has inst been made 10 Con.
errss. discloses n condition Of
Society in California induced BY
| the presence of the Chinese popu.
lati6n, that is worse than tha' most
vivid Imagination could picture,
This is the melting cause to all
tile divisions, and distractions. and
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03
4 CKcloMG's HOrk.

Waynesburg, Grcsns county
Pennsylvania, was visited By Il
terrific cvclpne on Saturday even
| ing about 4s%0 o'clock. The first
place it struck was the court house,
in the centre Of the town. 1t seem
cd as if two rapidly moving cur
rents of mir had met ut tliia point,
and formed u revolving hurricane,
which, moving from east TO vest.
tore OFT a portion Of the tin roof Of
the court house and hurried it with
great violence to the distance OF
several hundred Yards. The cy-
clone, or blizzard" az it is called
on the prairies, then passed over
the central portion Of the town,
demolishing everything in its path
| in most reckless way. 4 tin
roof OF lIr. Reese's house was torn
off and carried Il distance Of Two
miles bsforc i. fell. This residence
Of Mr.. Raney, further along, was
cut in two as clean as ii il lad
been cut with y knife. Still I'ur-
Their along n house containing!
eight negrass was blown down and
the inmates buried in the ruins.
Fortunately nore Of them we're Sc
riously injured. A woman with
Il child in ller arms was licGcd up
and carried q distance oi twenty or
twenty-five feet being dropped So
easily that neithar mother nor child
was hurt. The creek that runs on
the edge Of the town was left en-
tire!y dry for a minute in the path
of the cyclone, the water being
picked up bodily and scattered
over the adjoining territory. The
cemetery was right in the line Of
the cyclone, and nearly every tomb.
stone III ii was l!l.rwn down and
utterly demolished. Tho loss in
the cemetery alone is fully 5000.
Altogether in the town fourteen
houses were mora or less injured.
In the country cattle were lifted
from their feel and carried bodily
in the air for long distances, hay.
stacks vera taken up and scattered
all over the country. The Way
| ,.,ir,. .,I M'.eI,Iy,,4O,, ,,urrn,,.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03
United brethren Conference
appointments.

From the Buckhannon DtIsa We
clip the following appointments OF
the U. B. Conference, which was
recently held at that place:
Parkersburg DISTRICT Warner,
?. 3,
parkersburg Stations. J. Cru
ham.
Parksrsburs Circuit: W. Per,
~.
Fyceport Mission; N, Hi!e.
Pennsboro Circuit-J. v: Bog:
CESS.
Cqira Oircuit--W. H. Cooper.
Troy Circuit-R. A. Hitt.
Brpxton Circuit-C. K. West.
fall.
Little's Mills Circuit-W. W.
Rymer.
Middle Island Citcuit-J. X,
keniper.
New Milton Mission-R. Wood,
West Milford Circuit-W. D.
Bsrgcr.
Grafton Mission Station-E
Harper.
Huntington Circuit, W,
Shogmnker.
Iron Dale Circuit-J. G. Morris,
Damville Circuit-L. Cross.
Glade Circuit--R NJ Moore.
IucKllAHyoS DIsTRlcT-G. W
Weekly. P. r..
Buckhannon Station.-G. W
Wsekley.
Barbour Circuit-R. A Motif.
Freeman's Creek Circuits. T.
WeStlall.
Upshur Circuit-A. c. Halter
man.
Lewis Circuit-W. R. Cunning,
ham.
New Interests. 4. Shanabarger
West COLUMBIA DGs"RIcT-W,
NJ. Weeklcy, 7, +.
Hartford City station-T. Il
Rymer.
New Haven Station A. Blagg
Point Pleasant Mission-C. II
Cox.
Jacks Circuit-L. NJ. Cardel
and J. Barker.
Sandy Mission.-H. L. Polling.
Thirteen Circuit-J. Slaughter.
Ripley Circuit. W. Martin.
Buffalo Circuit-E. 7. Chapman
Milton Mission-M. Kelly.
Wood Mission-E. Heater.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03

ANOTHER Richmond is in the
field for Governor in the pUrSnm Of
Hon. Jonathan VI. bennett, Of
Lewis county. Lewis is not buck
ward for good crumbs, and the
correspondent that suggests Mr..
Bennett for Governor, says lion.
Henry Brannon will have his
claims for Congress pressed with
M. than usual energy at the
CT. ing convention. a large por.
ton Of the Wood county dcloga-
ton in the las, Convention felt
kindly towards Mr.. Brannon and
it is more than probable that =
friendly feeling still exists towards
him. - PwkertE"ry Satine',
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03

Ir turns out that General Grant
had an unpleasartly narrow es-
cape Of ending his career in the
Gulf of Mexico. The vessel proves
to have been in bad condition and
i, is conceded that nothing hut the
exceptional ability with which il
was handled averted a ship'wreck,
This win give the tlird-tcrm people
q chance to say that Grant is a man
Of destiny, preserved by special
providence to undertake the man.
agement Of this Republic. This
would not be moro ridiculous than
some of the arguments with which
they have been injuring.the cause
they assume to advocate. - Wheeling
ftyisirr:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03

THE vote in Upshur county last
Saturday upon the question of
subscribing $4,000 to the Buck.
harmon & Weston Railroad failed
by a small vote to receive a three
fifhs vote. We understand that
the friends of tho enterprise are
not discouraged, and will ask the
County Court at the June term TO
submit the question again:
This road ought to be made.
The best interests Of Upshur de-
mands it, and it can only be MADE
by the county lending 4 helping
hand.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03

Hon. a A. LEWIS, of Weston, is
having u boom for the nomination
in his District for Stale Senator.
he was chairman of the House
Committee Of Education somc
years ago and gave evidences of
peculiar fitness for that important
position, in addition 10 his general
capacity as Il legislator. Mr.. LOWS
is a hGother al the late Judge
Charles 5. Lewis, Of Clarkshurg,
and like his distinguished relative.
possesses n high order Of talent
that his district would TO well to
avail itself of. lie is eminrntly
practical and sals.-iimt'ngt0"
Idrtriiser.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03
I,HEDEllOCRAT
SATURDA Y,...A pril s

The Democratic Executive Com
mittea met at Parkersburg on
Wednesday last, and determined
upon Clarksburg as the place of
holding the Convention to appoint
delegates to the Cincinnati Demo-
cratic National Convention, and
fixed the time at June 10th. The
Committee also selected Wheeling
AS the place for holding the Con-
sressional Convention to nominate
the next Congressman for this
this District-time. August II.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03

Hos. a. A. LEWIS. of Weston,
is mentioned favorably in con-
nsction with the Democratic
nomination for State Senator in
this district. Mr.. Lewis is man
Of more than ordinary ability, Of
fine personal appearance md af-
fable manners and would possess
great influence in any Legislative
body. lie is an uncompromising
advocate Of Democratic principals
and has done much for the welfare
Of the party in this State iuj'o''
Euqlt.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03
W:ASIiISGTON LETTER:

WASHINGTON, D: c, MARCH %.
Editor Democrat:
1t has seemed, SO far during this
session, that every effort to advance
the public business had pushed it
back. The spesker's effort 10
squelch Representative Weaver,
and thereby prevent financial dis.
cussion, the adoption of new rules
By the House, the abstinence Of
long speeches in that body-a Of
them supposed to be advantageous
to those desiring an early adjourn
ment-have had the contrary ef-
feet. The best laid schemes Of pc.
litical managers 60 wrong FIRE;
quently.
A few indiscreet Democrats seem
to wish to make tariff fight at a
time when defeat is sure. No doubt
a large majority Of members of the
present Congress desires Of rover
sion Of the tariff, but nearly all Of
them want a judicious reyersion,
and that will require time which
cannot be given 10 the subject dur
ing session Of Congress. 10 be
sure, the Radicals, in the days of
their supreme power, had a habit of
putting duty on articles for the
benefit Of an individual or cnrpu-
ration, without considering the e.
feet upon the people ut large. That
is one Of the habits that helped 10
make bankrupts, beggars AMI
trsmps. We will not follow SO per-
nicious an example. To do SO
would be wrong in principles, disas-
trous to business, and injudicious
in point of policy. But we can set
the machinery in motion by means
Of q commission, or Of Il special
Committee, by which, through in
telligent reversion Of all tarili'laws,
relief may safely be given to con-
sumsrs, capital DC protected, and
prosperity increased, without injury
TO the Government: A Commis-
sion or a Special Committee, to re-
port to Congress within reasonable
time, is what is needed.
The bill which provides for pay
1ncnt, by the Government, Of all
depositors who appear to hare lost
money by the failure Of the Freed
mans Savings pnQ Trust Compa-
ny, is one that never ought to pass.
In the first place, it is Il robbery Of
one citizen for the purpose of bsne-
fitting another. Not Que radical
tariff provision can be named
which is more clearly a swiml!e
upon one man for the benefit Of al.
other than this. The books Of the
bunk are confusedly incorrect.
Those in this city have hcen shown
to DO mutilatsd and grossly iEacu.
rnts, 30 that there will be no GER
lainty that the money will go to
persons 10 whom the banks owe
money. MEMO.
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PIEDMONT, W. Va, March 30.

a fire broke out at Barton,
Maryland, four miles from here,
about four o'clock this morning,
totally destroying four houses, as
follows: G. Miller, one dwelling,
loss 1000; insurance for 500 in
the Barton Association August
'rrihert, dwelling, loss 5000; in
sured for 500: is. Jamison, two
houses; no insurance; loss about
$1,000. The citizens worked hard
to save the uninsured property,
but would not do a thing towards
tho insured buildings. The fire
originated in a shoe shop.-Dispatch
10 the peqi4ier.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To The Creditor, Of JSdH Nu"y, ss-
e,ai,i :
In rlrEasnet Of dsu" Of tbs ciFe,il
Court Of 1T. csunty OF l.eni:, mnde ia d
sAu,s Therein pending, 10 subject ias real
Iaie u the said JOHN Iluner 10 the pay
meat MD dshIS, yVg arc rcqniisa 10 pre-
,snl ,.pr claim, SG'iusI the ,Aid John Illus.
,sy, for aJjudieA tim, TO ". ", pr,n"onr
Commissioner, nj HE otiise In NE said euun-
ty, oh or before til. 4Ih day Of Nay, 1880.
Witr.n, " G. lIariison, Clerk Of .aid
Court, this lTlh day OF March, 1880
". G. HARRISON, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virlpu u adsa.s OF I'll, Circuit Cour.
Of Lswis county, pronounced at tho spring
fern. thereof, lsiy, III the case Of Bsrtep
vc,p.rl, executor, IS. ssms.l Saifi.n's
administrator mud h.rI, will proceed 10
eel At the from. door Of the sOars hou. Of
Levi, seua,y, um shs lat Monday Ia April
next,
14O ACRES OF LAND
on tho head Of Dusk Camp Ran, is Gilnr
county.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit utG. 10 and Is mOalh,, tskips
bond with good personal security, within
crest trU,n the day of@lo.
JAS. &. NANDEHVORT,
Sheriff Of Lewis Coussy.
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