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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24

The Supreme Court Of Appeals OF this
sa.e announced an important decision on
Saturday last in the ease Of the Auditor OF
wes. Virginia vs. the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Railroad company. The decision is not
only sssins. the claim OF that company for
exemption from taxation under the laws Of
ia organization, but is much farther reach
Ing and invalida,es all the exemptions
heretofore allowed 10 farmers and manu-
htturen il this State, Or, in other words, it
announces tha, every kind and species OF
property not expressly exempted in the
Constitution is to be listed for taxation des-
pIe ang law enacted by the legislaturet to
The contrary. The syllabus Of this de.
cisiOn will be found in our local columns,
and will no doubt be read by tho
public with much interest. Up to
this time assessors have been directed
v1det the laws OF the State to exempt
.scalta7l products, and the products
isi Increase in number OF live stock pro-
d1oed within this State during the year
p'aed!as the date fixed Tor assessment,
nt'emsining unsold on that day in the
possession Of the original owner or his
gent. Also the produce during the same
tine Of mines, salt wells, and oil wells
within this State, remaining unso(d in the
hands osthe producer or his agent on the
date fixed for assessment. Also all manu-
'aetared articles and products OF mechani-
cal xiii aailabor produced in this State
during The same time, and remaining un.
sold on The issixed for assessment in the
hands Of the producer or his ugent.
All these exemptions are .invalidated by
the decision, because, as the Court says
there can be'no exemptions except such al
are provided for in tue Constitution, and
iuAusucn rs they are enumerated anu
specified everything else is excluded. To
Claim exemption it must be shown that the
property is fused for educational, literary,
scientific, or religious or charitable pur.
pose" 0! that it comes under the category
0' cemeteries or public property. These
properties, and these only, may be exempt.
ei. In all other cases the Constitution de-
'aands tina. taxation shall be equal and
aaisorm throughout the State, and al
property, both real and personal, shall be
ased III proportion to its value, to DO u.s.
es''a'nel as directed by law"
How lar this decision will be considered
retroactive We know not. II will no doubI
~ back TO all the years for which the Ches
aleake and Ohio is delinquent for taxes
D@ Will not, we presume, reopen any ex'
eaptlons that have been allowed in the
Rauuder the law as respects assessments
'ss'have been paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24
Deaths from Srnnilppx.

FALL RIVER, Mass, April 22ss.-Rev.
Ralt Fothergill, pastor OF the primitive
Methodist church, died this morning Of
smallpox. He leaves widow and five
children, four Of whom have the small
pox. lie was opposed to vaccination
and wonld neither allow himself or his
family to be vaccinated.
FALL RIVER, April GA child OF Rev.
Dr.. Fo,hergill, who died yesterday OF
smallpox, died to-day Of the salne disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24

PnovlDEsce, r. l., April ae.-At meet
ing OF the creditors OF the Providence Too
Company to-day, u statement was presented
showing liabilities OF Sl,OO0.594, including
sS33, ,G33 notes payable; assets, s. G9O,444
including real estate amounting to s5l4, 900
machinery, Sl,3329, ,422, and sol ,4O3 OF the
companys stock, the latter being worthless
low. The committee authorized the use Of
the cash assets in finishing the stock now il,
process to make it marketable. The
amount Of Indebtedness is larger than an
ticipated; the Providence banks hold abou
4 quarter oi a million dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24

DAYTON. O., April o3.--latrick Flynn, m
old employee Of Sells Circus, was found
dead today IN an out house, on side
street, near where the circus was on cxhi-
biilon on Saturday. From what can be
learned, he was killed in il struggle with
one Of the other employees, being struck in
the temple BY sand bag. The police are
looking up further details
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24
A Woman Burned TO Dcnth.

LARAMIE Cry, WYOMING, April GA
special from Carbon says: 4 horrible acci.
dent occurred here this afternoon, resulting
in the burning to death OF Mrs. Theodore
P. llenkell. As far Ms can be learned. she
was attempting to start a fire with carbon
oil when the can exploded with such force
rs to cause anconsciousness. Her body was
burned so us to be unrecognizable. MI
Henkeil is a carpenter in the employ OF the
Union Pacific coal department here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24

CLEVELAND, April o3.-An Akron spccia
to the Leader states that yesterday ar
entry was made in the District court, in the
suit Of Wm. Orwell ct. al. vs.. the Clcye
land, Mt. Vernon < Delaware Railway
directing that, unless the com.
pany pay the plaintiffs S2,lo0,000 within
twenty-three days, the road shall be sold r!
public sale by Hon. W. II. Upson, as
special master and commissioner
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The Low er AfiAaihSfunf Vaffcv-

NEw ORLEANS, April 23.-A Times Demo-
erat franklin, La, special says: The water
IS twenty inches below the highest point
this season; now on stand from the effects
Of strong southeast winds. The impression
generally prevails that nothing can be ex-
pectcd from the cane submerged in this
section. Inspection shows it 90 badly
damaged that it will not even furnish seed
for the next season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24

LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-A special to the
Courier Journal says: Wm. Hawlett, mar
shal Of Martonville, shot and MORALLY
wounded one Alenzer and killed
his son. The marshal recently ar-
rested the men on the charge OF gamb-
ling, and the parties, meeting at q
place called Trade Water, to-day, the
father and son attacked Hawlett, who shot
them in self defense.
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At Clcvcinlld.

CLEVELAND, April a3.--The new law went
into force to-day and the saloons were very
generally closed. But few arrests were
made, most OF them about midnight last
night, the proprietors not having closed
promptly. Notwithstanding the liquor
league Issued circular on Friday, advising
that saloons be kept open with shutters up
and doors closed, but not locked, few cared
to test the law and in SO doing run the risk
OF going to the workhouse. Those arrested
will demand jury trials, hoping that no
jury can be found to convict.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24
ArrlEMlN OF StHni,Aeea

=; New ionS, April ee-Arrived, the
vae, and Rraunschweiz, from B,cmcn md
'ne he!ve.la, from Antwerp. -
n LONDON, April 92.-Arrivcd out. tht
TOl. Trail,hIa, Main, llohenstanter, Derayter
S?sa SEsa and Mas, from New York, The Iort
1--WE f. from Philadelphia, and the Austrian
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RIVER ISrEa.LlGENCE.
A lew General HoteN About the Rive
aud HOntH

A Few General Notes About the River
aud Bonts,
The Diurnal was having the breecAipc Of
her ch'mneys rcpaired yesterday.
The Katie stock.lale passed uy yesterday
afternoon with fair trip for Pi,isbnryb.
The Scotia passed down about . o'clock
Saturday morning en.rou,e to Cincinnati.
The st. Lawrence left for Cincinnati at 4
late hour Saturday evening. with biz trip.
The Maud S. md Little Anna will both
make trips for the Convenience of Martins
Ferrians Tuesday evening.
There WIS six feet and half OF water in
the channel last evening, according 10 the
marks and the river was still rising.
The Government light house boat Lily ar.
rived late Friday evening and laid ut the
wharf until Saturday morning, when she nro.
ceedea up The river as far as Steukenvilie,
where She laid up over Sunday, land Conmar.
yer McCook spent the day with relatives.
The boat looked as handsome US ever,
The Commodore OF the St. Louis line of
boats says: ut looks az Il lit,sbursh does
DOL want steamboat transportation between
there and ST. Louis, Judging from the patron.
age We receive; but wait ill the the bouts are
ia'u up and there Is no other way 10 shin hui
prices" 49, 49,
1t Is with pleasure that attention is called
to the merits OF the popular Cincinnati
packet Andes, which is due to-day, and will
leave for that port tomorrow. Commanded
by set OF officers that are careful and cour.
teous with excellent accommodations. both
for shipper and passenger, the Andes Is Justly
the OWNER Of the good name she bears.
CIsslSSATl, April 23.-River l2 feet and
falling. Clowdy, drizzly and cool.
CAlEo, April 13-River % feet @ inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and, cool. N
srEu-ESvtLLx April 2a.-River G feet 8
inches aud stationary. Weather hazy and
coal. n IN CO. Il, r. 80 ''''
Oil Clvr. Pa, April o3.-River 8 feet II
inches and falling. Weather partly cloudy
and cool. sPl,e Z, lssfS5i' lg',1 - :
EVANSVILLE ISp., April o3.-Riyer 10 fee.
2 Inches and falling. Cloudy and cool " ith
light min. Mercury 81 to o. and now Is and
falling. 4 Z IN -1SS = iA' ''''1
LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 23-Rjyer fu));op
with feet 4 inches OF water In the canal
and s feet : inches In the chute on Tue talls
: Weather cloudy and cool. N i,s = -
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Cincinnati.

CIScIySArl, April o3.--This is the frs,
day Of the operation Of the Smith law,
closing saloons on Sunday. Out OF owe,
5000 saloons in Cincinnati $50 arc report.
ed, up to 10 o'clock tonight, us paying nc
attention TO the law. Iii estimated tha,
a thousand will be reported in the morning
Warrants will be issued md litigation
commenced at once. At Hill Top resort.
they are openly selling beer and wine. Nc
arrests have been made. The plan is to
arrest on warrants Tomorrow. The day
has been unusually quiet. It is estimated
that much more than half OF the liquor
sellers complied with the law,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April .3.-The National
Glucose and Grape Sugar Association con-
cluded its session today. Fifteen factories
were represented, and MI reported that
they were ovcrsold. 1t was decided not to
advance rates on syrups beyond IS and 50
cents gallon, or OH glucose beyond A!a4t
cents
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DAYTON, April 23s-Thc liquor dealers
and their smpathizers held large meeting
in this city this afternoon 10 express their
indignation against tho Pond and Smith
bills. They were bitter in their denunica.
ton OF the Dayton Journal, Cincinnati
Ga,e'le and Cincinnati Commercial. The
Journal has been boycattcd by members OF
the association here who have Withdrawn
all subscriptions and advertisements from
il. Joseph llermes, Il Kentucky saloon.
keeper and ex-member OF the Kentucky
Legislature made a violent speech, urging
resistance OF the laws. The saloons have
all been closed during the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24

New YoRx, April o2.-Loans, decrease,
Legal tenders, increase sl.GsS,50o. De-
posits, increase Sl.a9S,000. Circulation, de-
crease SG40, 200. Reserve, increase 81 ,093, :
100. The hunks now hold S9,0l95 $50 in ex-
cess OF legal requirements. 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24

CHICAGO, April 23.-Early this evening
two men named John A. Will and Thomas
Kelly met ut the corner OF Randolph md
i.asalle street. A few words passed, when
the former drew revolver and shot the
latter through the head, killing him in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24
Too Much OIL OF 'rnuArv.

PiTrsnunGn, April ga special to the
Dispatch from Mckeesport says: 4 young
lady, named Emma Henry, died this even.
Ing from the effects Of oil OF tansey. The
drug IS said to have been administered by
one Mcrriman,' who had been on intimate
terms with her. He has been arrested.
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Homicide In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, NY. April GA special to
the Colrier.Journat from 'Greensburg, n.y.,
saws: III fracas at q mill in Thurlow
county, Oliver Strange, the owner OF the
mill, struck Mike Grant with a piece Of
timber, and That Grant died from the effect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24

C"cAGo, April 23-Heavy winds on
s2ss.!2;;ay night blew freight cars from the
siding to the main track, at Eighty-seyenth
street, and train on the B. 4 o. ran into
them severely iujuriue the engineer and
fireman and killing John Hanneman, q
resident OF South Chicago. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24
SRtl News for I no 'roDera.

LOUISVILLE, April 23.-.A special to tho
Courier:Journal from New Haven, KY, says:
\ portion OF the dis.illery warehouse OF
]. NJ. Alherton & Co. fell this evening
with 1000 barrels OF whiskey. The extent
OF the loss cannot be uscertained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24
Fatal AHrny In Callr0rnIn.

GRASS VALLEY, CAL, April GA. D.
Mason, 4 prominent attorney OF this place,
was shot last night by L. 4. Roberts, son
OF Judge Z. w. Roberts, an old and the
leading lawyer OF the place. Eye witnesses
OF the affair refuse to be interviewed
Mason's wound is pronounced fatal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24

TxnRE HAurf, April oo2..I.ast night
while workman in the soap factory was
stirring up a vat of boiling soap, he turned
up The skull and bones OF the upper por
,:on Of the body OF q human being. It II
believed there has been foul play.
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Military and Snynl Displny.

FoRr MoSRoE, April 23.-Extcnsive
preparations arc making for grand mill.
tary and naval display during the week,
at which the President, the Secretary OF
War aud the Navy, Admiral Porter and
the head OF the Bureau, with other distin.
guished visitors, will be present. -,
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New foRK, April 23.-Frank Lee, known
TO the police Of Chicago and other cities,
was arrested on a charge Of swindling, by
representing himself Us o customs officer
aud collecting duties on small parcels OF
travellers. Dion BoucicauIt and Commo.
dore Garrison were amorg his victims,
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At Columbus

CoLuMDus, April e3.-The Sunday clos
Ing law was strictly observed by the saloon
men and it has been the most quiet day OF
the year. The average arrests OF % for
drunkenness was cut down TO three cases.
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(}l Qnt&llilssnfef
~ :, .pa " fo"r'een." ".-t,.:

=. ;sIo,na,ion Of the Ht9'''e' We
Ia@t a''ss, ,s,'s this paper has never 's'..,e en-.
t1hSs lt'i is, no, endorse, any system
isne', u, ,Is,iss sSn in West Virginia or else
drrs'.v,etu ssi, contrary to the constitution l,;.
vt.r w -, ,Ae law Of the United
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-24
DEPARTM ENr NOTES,

Secretary Folger has telcgrlphed TO the
commander OF the Corwin, ii Behring
Straits bc closed, to Try and reach the Ros.
ers' crew across the country.
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Bos7oS, April 90 Ralph Waldo Emer-
son, is seriously i'll with pneumonia at his
home, Concord, Massachusetts.
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PniLADELplllA, April 23.-The interview
with Mantrop, OF Cochet-claim fame, has
created big stir. He was interviewed by
u New York Herald correspondent, in his
cell in Moyamensing prison, where he was
placed on charger preferred by Peter HAY.
ener, alias Jones, the discoyercr Of the
claim. The original stockholders Of the
Peruvian company, rs given by Mantrop,
is said by number OF persons interested
in the company TO be maliciously inacu-
rate. franklin Stewart, OF Swaim's span.
cea," who is quoted by Mnntrop rs owning
one-twentieth and one-tortieth, said this
evening: "Mantrops story is nanulac.
tured out Of the whole cloth. 1t was sim
tply an effort oi his to gain more notoriety
and 10 get out Of Moyamencing il posi-.
ble by being subp@naed as a witness be-
fore the Shipherd investigating committee
at Washington. Mantrop, who claims that
he originally had twentieth interest in
the Peruvian company, and now owns q
tortieth, had no connection whatever with
the company, but was simply an agent ior
the sale OF Crochet claims. He could not
possibly know anything OF The formation
Of the company nor Of its original shale.
ho'ders, for at that time he was fugitive
from justice. Senator John A. McP Phersou,
] whom the article alleges owned one.
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Nrw Yonx. April 2-Moncy eas per cent, Primo
mercantile paper ba5S Der ceut. Sterling exclnlv9
oanken' bills steady at II "; demand 81 syIS.
ooyEnSxxHTs-tsc higher Ios II, the .est ase ua.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-06
FREE GOLD.
Where Did That Be longing to the
D. T. Go. Go.
Some Ugly Suspicious.

MARYsvALE, September Sd, 1882.
Editors Herald:
One thousand tons of ore at 81 Del
ton would go say $1,000. Now these
are simply fgares; yet when ap
piled to D. T. Co. ores, they mean
more than the figures would seem
to imply. It is casually reported
that during last winter there was
run through the G. B. Co.'S mill,
/ 700 tons of of D. T. ore; that this
ore sustained in free gold about 81
per ton; that some how no free gold
was saved for the use or benefit of
either the Mill Co., or the d. T. Co. ;
that mysterious mOVemen' S were
made at night. frequently-about
the battery of the mill-that also
some trips from Marysvale to
Phoebe, Nevada, were made and
that finally gold bars were shipped
from some mythical mine in Ne
va a to Salt Lake City. Now it is
well known that quicksilver has a
strong affinity for free gold, and the
discovery the other day of amalgam
containing free gold has excited
suspicion that some one has been
putting quicksilver in and about
the stamps where it would do the
most good. There are some very
ugly rumors afoat and apparently
some frozen facts in sight. How
all this will end no one can as yet
divine; but there is no doubt that
legal investigation will he had, and
somebody's darling may come to
grief.
The d. T. Co. are now superin-
tending the working of the same
ore that went short last winter, and
it goes long now. 1t is sin and
shame that there is always to be
found some obstacle in the way of
the development of this camp. 1t
is to be hoped that the suspicious
are unfounded; yet if they are I'M
founded, it is also to be hoped that
the free gold will be recovered and
those who appropriated it dealt with
literally.
The D. 7. men have had such a
hard run of luck that they feel
almost desperate. PIUTE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-06
LATEST TELEGRANS
EGYPT.

ISmailia, "a number OF engines
are now en- route from SueZ and Port
Said 10 bring up the total to nine,
which will be sufficient for trans
pOrtation purposes. English horses
are holding out well. The worst of
the hot weather seems to be over.
It is stated that Gen. WOOlseley is
in high spirits and confident Of sue
cess. 1t will be considered almost
miraculous if Arab Pasha succeeds
in holding fort ElkarOi.
It has been ascertained by 4 recon-
noissance in the direction Of Salahi
Yeh, that the place has been a5an-
doned by Arab Pasha
The Auglo-TurkIsh military con-
vention has been signed.
Alexandria, 5.-Fhe murderer of
Richardson and DobSon was sen
fenced to be hanged Oh Thursday.
There has been considerable
movement in the e emy's camp ap-
parently OccasiOned by the arrival
Of reinfOrcements,
Mahamond Fehmy has written a
report addressed to the Khedive
with plans revealing the position
and strength of the enemy. A
translation will be sent to General
WOolsely. From internal evidence
it is believed its statement are cor
rect.
A bedy of 100 marines made a
raid, to-day, upon the villages be-
tween Alexandria and MekS, and
arrested all persons unable to give
good account of themselves. The
authorities are taking stringent
measures to prevent the indiserim-
mate landing of persons without
means or employment. One hun
dred and fifty such persons who
landed yesterday have been sent to
the arsenal, pending a decision as to
whether or not they shall be COM
PEELED to return on board the vessels
from which they disembarked.
Four Bedouins, caught footing in
Ramleh, have been sentenced to
death.
The man who murdered the two
Englishmen, Richardson and Dob
son, and who is to be executed on
Thursday has confessed to the guilt.
He will be hanged in the native
quarter. a eiacard in Arabic and
English, stating the cause OF the
execution, will be attached to the
gallows.
Mahpzoud Fehmv denies that he
was captured by British troops. He
SAYS he surrendered. He accuses
many Of those composing the en-
tosLrG0e of the khediVe, including
Che1f Pasha, prime minister, Of
having communicated with Arab
Pasha. Kadris Pasha has arrived as
the representative Of the Sultan.
The substance Of Mahmoud Feb
my's information has been tele-
graphed to General Woolsely. 1t is
believed the influence Of Mahmoud
Fehnly will be useful In bringing
over the rebels.
Paris, 5.-Victor DeLesSeps to-
day presented the report 20 the
counsel of the Suez Canal Company
on the negotiatiations with the Eng
glish authorities for the pTeserva-
Tion Of the neutrality of the canal,
He said that General WeOlsely IN
formed him that the English gov
eminent accepted the responsibility
for damage and obstruction TO the
traffic of the canal.
Port Said, 5.-Large numbers OF
Bedouins have again been seen on
the banks Of the canal between Porl
Said and Ismalia.
Some rebel officers from Sallhl
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FOR SALE.

negotiated on real estate, houses 80. - -
rents collected; charges moderate. S
INN HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS ION
ISUu 4xl0 rods; choice fruits. good Val
Ocnn ADOBE HOUSE SIX ROOFS
HOUU corner lot 6xlO rods; near JenninTS
lcSO A CozY ADOBE HOUSE oSS &
OOO rooms lot sxl0 rods eheiee variskv
So.h NE. ven Of water, etc., close to car hne
co 0OO NEW MODERN STYLE Rms
o. tic adobe lined House orc roonSs
pay window, etc., lot SEQ rods, three and a
nan blocks east OF Main street, 9th ward OF
ELEGANT BUILDING SITE FOR
or four residences. corner lot, Sx10 rods.
shade trses, hydrRat water and good locSntS'
az bargain. a.
S1100 A BEAUTIFUL BU1LDHe
- site; 215z1o rods Of ground; good
renee, lawn, hyorant water, etc. on Fourth
East street, opposite Sawysr's residence 2s
400 BUILDING LOT 21SxIO RODS OF
ground; two and one-hslf blocks
81 6OO COZY RUSTIC HOUSE or FIVE
rooms, lot 6x5 rodB On car line
four blocks east Of business. 16
1904 NIUE HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS
1OOO lot 5 10 rods Of ground, good val
Of water, fruits, etc; close to business, Oh
.06OO ADOBE HOUSE OF sly MOE
- ~ rooms, hail. ETC.; lot 2Kx! rods
Of ground east front, near depot. j. eenth
az, O0OA SPECULATION. A BE; r1aa
House now paying IA per cent.on
Investment; will pay IL per cent. with slight
repairs bargain for . persor Of limited
means; good terms given. 48
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Yeh have arrived at Ismalia to ten
der submission. Over S,UOO AraUs
are terrifying their baggage and
military stores flom Fort Ghemileh.
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SHILOH'S CURE WILL imme-
liately relieve Group, WhoOping
Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by z.
c. NJ. I. Drug Store. QN