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wAsHINGToN NOTES.
National Affairs OF General Interest
Current Comment Mt the Capital,

National AualEu oil Gcnefnl Interest.
Current Comment Mt the Capital.
WAsHNoroS, D. c., March l5.-The
President has been notified that Judge
Blatchiord accepts the Associate Justiceship:
The Secretary OF the Treasury awarded
contracts for work on the Custom house, at
Nashville, as follows: Iron railing, &c, to
William Clements, stone work to Peter
Swan, artificial stone walks to n. L. Gran,
ford.
The Sub Committee Of the House Com.
mittee on Ways and Means in charge
Of the changes in Internal Revenue Laws,
agreed to report the bill in full to the Com.
mittee tomorrow, recommending the fol.
lowing Internal Revenue reduction, etc:
On whiSkey from 80 to 50 cents per gallon,
malt liquors from 92l to 90 cents per bar.
rel; tobacco, snuff, ETC., from lG to 10 cents
per pound; cigars So 10 ST per thousand;
cigarettes IRON 81 20 to 60 cents per thou.
sand, also reduction OF about so per cent.
OF the special taxes now imposed upon
dealers in the above mentioned articles.
The report will also recommend the repeal
OF laws which impose taxes on capital and
deposits. bank checks, matches, proprietary
stamps en- medicines, cosmetics, periumer.
les, etc. 1t is estimated that the proposed
reductions based upon Internal Revenue
collections OF last year willamountin round
numbers to about $6S, 100000.
The testimony Of Gen. Sturgis, Military
Governor OF the Soldiers Home, before
the Senate Investigating Committee, is
made public to-day. After alluding to the
amounts expended for beautifying the
grounds and Home, he says that no portion
OF the sum has been expended for pro.
viding means Of recreation to the inmates.
He charges that the choicest products Of
the farm, dairy and conservatory have
been delivered to two members Of the
Board OF Managers ut their homes; mate.
rial and mechanics have been used in
adjoining their homes at the expense Of the
Government. Surgeon General Barnes
and Commissary General NIacFealy are the
two members named.
Senator Edmunds asked and obtained
indefinite leave OF absence to-day, for the
purpose OF taking his invalid daughter to
more congenial climate.
Bigelow, the attorney Of Sergeant Mason,
has prepared petition for a writ OF habedi
corpus, on the ground that the court.mar.
tial bad no jurisdiction in time OF peace
and even il it had, it exceeded in its pow
Fers in imposing a sentence in excess Of the
punishment authorized by law.
I
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THE LETTERS STOLEN
FROM THE STATE DEPARTMENT.,
sAIpA,rd Appears B.is, til. couullt.. lave.
uEatiIE the Natter, aad He Is Ordered
70 Produce al Ii, Iasrnatlsa hsPur
"sss- -csIEr,,ln.a Implicated.
Special DiIpltch to the lat.lllgOn..r.

Special DhpAteh 70 the lntelllganeef.
WARRINGTON, March l5.-Mr. Jacob R
shlpherd appeared before the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs this morning
to testify regarding some matters relative
to the loss Of some papers from the State
Department. These papers are principal.
ly the artistic work Of Mr.. shipherd, and
while he, Of course, is supposed to know
nothing about the loss OF the papers, be is
supposed to have copies which will 90 far
toward giving the committee some idea Of
what they really want, which, 1t must be
confessed, they do not now know. Mr..
shipherd appeared on time, and proved to
be q short, thick-set man, with a
broad, eminently respectable face, and
clean cut chin beard-a sort Of an Ameri.
canized John Kelly, He has small, light
blue eyes, and Is Of a phlegmatlc tempera-
ment He has been minister in his time,
but has evidently been as successful in
guano rs theology. He Is man totally
without nerves, and looks capable Of taking
success or defeat with equal eomposure.
OF course he had no idea what the com.
mittee wanted, as they themselves could
not tell, and came here without paper Of
any kind. He finally instructed the COM
mittse as to what they probably wanted,
and was in return instructed to 20 and
get.ik
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MR.. MONEYS MISTAKE
ON A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
II. Undertakes 70 DI,Obsy the Bales Of III. HSu,,
and Critl.ls.s the Speaker for CallIsE Hin
70 order, aad Gets = R'ptinAad for
nlI TrtahnsH-LLlT'lJ Debate.


| APoIAA4 b1PAhCu 70 hno luNllkgueefs
WAsHiSGToS, March 15.-Quite q little
row occurred in the House this afternoon
just before adjournment Early this NOR
ming, Mr.. Money, Of Mississippi, failing to
get Mr., Hiscock, who held the floor, to
yield to him, attempted in a very ungen.
tlemanly manner to "torce the House" Z"
and bawled out his remarks in spite OF the
gavel, and requests Of the Speaker, that he
retire. When he got through the Speaker
remarked that he should be compelled to
reprimand any gentleman who attempted
such disturbance again, meaning that he
would be compelled to name him.
Mr.. Money brooded over the matter all
day, and Just before adjournment rose to a
question Of privilege, in which he asserted
that he has been ill.treated by the Speaker,
who had threatened to reprimaud him, and
made general complaint on the technical
ground that under the rule the Speaker had
no right to reprimand him.
The Speaker attempted to make Mr..
Money sit down, and scene occurred be-
tween the Democrats and Republicans that
resulted in the House getting up and run
ming away from the row under motion to
adjourn by Mr.. Martin, Of Delaware. Mr..
Moneys action was wholly unwaranted.
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CONGRESS.
Yesterdays Proceedings of the United
SIAtes SenhIe.

Yesterdays Proceedings Of the United
states Senate.
WASHINGTON, March l5.-In the Senate
Mr.. Edmunds obtained indefinite leave Of
absence on account Of illness in his family.
Mr.. Malone introduced a concurrent
resolution, which was read the tirst time,
as follows: That in the event OF any reduc-
ton in the tax on tobacco manufactured
in the United States rebate equal to such
reduction shall be granted on all stamped
or tax.paid tobacco manufactured in the
United States after the adoption OF this
resolution, and between such date and the
time when any law making such reduction
shall 60 into effect then remaining in the
hands Of licensed dealers or others than
manufacturers.
Mr.. Garland spoke on the importance oi
the maintenance Of an efficient leyGe sys
TEN on the Mississippi, the bill on the
subject recently introduced by him being
up Temporarily. The bill directs that the
Mississippi River Commission cause to bt
constructed or repaired and kept in order
such leyees along the banks ot the Miss
issippi as they shall deem to be Of the
greatest importance to the preservation o
the river channel and the prevention o
4 devastation from breaks and oyertlows
and facilitate eommerce, ,tadeand postal ser
vice under the erulesoft the War Department
An appropriation Of $1,000, 600 Is madl
for this purpose. ANY expenditure or lia
lbility beyond this sum Is prohibited ant
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A Political onnrreI seltlsd.

ST. LouB, March l5.-A Dallas, Texas
special says: About one o'clock yesterday
ex.Mayor ]. NJ. Thurmond was shot and
killed in the county court room by Robert
Z. Cowart, prominent lawyer. A bitter
feeling existed for nearly three years be-
tween the parties, arising from political
animosities. They met in the court house
Yesterday, exchanged ugly words, in which
Thurmond appears to have been the az.
gressor, when both men almost simultan.
.eously drew pistols. Cowart fired, the ball
passing through hisantagonists head, caus.
ing instant death. The statements Of wit.
messed indicates clear case Of self defense.
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:NEW YoRE, March l5.-The Commercial
says: 1t was positively asserted on Wall
street to-day, that the pooling arrange
ment having gone into effect between the
cable companies and contract entered into
with the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany for twenty-five years, London pool
was being formed to purchase 100000
shares OF Western Union stock at about
the market price. To-day the short inter
est on this stock continued to be so large
that the bears have not dared to cover, for
fear they will advance the price too nap
idly on themselves.
The transfer books OF the Wabash Rail-
way Company are reported to show that
ST., ,0OO,O 900 worth OF preferred stock 4
held abroad. Foreign houses report q
fresh demand for thisstock in the past few
days.
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Ohl0Nots,

CoLrNBrS, March lj..iion G. n s,ow.
ant, chairman Of the National Prob;b;tion
Executive Committee, has drafted a eaii for
National Convention in Chicago August AM s
., The County Commissioners Of the State
slscigd u State organization today, elect,
ing ing lion. W, Hill, Of Hamilton county,
Ar. Fred W, Newburgh, late Assistant
STSfr'sry OF the State Board OF Public
Works, against whom fifty.two indictments
Sefe returned for iorgeries on the STAT.
treasury, amounting to over $4,000, wa
Suha SS guilty to-day. The case goes to III,
II non. Alvin Harrington, OF Plain City
Iu ez'member Of the Ohio Legislature, /
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chicago Pork Packing stn,I,tIe,,

CmcAGo, March l5.-Howard, White K
Co.., publishers OF the Daily Commercial
Bultrtin, in their annual report Of hog pack.
ing oil Chicago, say: The summer packing
is reported at 2,7S2, ,3S4 hogs, average net
weight 1854 pounds, and a yield Of lard
OF $40 pounds. Winter packing Is re-
ported at 2,S6S, 100 hogs, average net weight
9l69S pounds, and yield Of lard Of 20.75
pounds.
The returns Of the product made during
the winter season show that 27l ,s5l tierces
OF lard, 81, ,4S7 barrels mess pork, 81, ,4So
barrels Of other pork, 6S,OOO,OO0 pounds Of
short rib sides, l5,2Sl, 900 pounds Of short
clear sides and %, SOC, 900 pounds Of long
clear hams and shoulders were made free.
ly, but all foreign cut show a decrease.
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REpunLIcAN CAuCus
Decides Against the Proposed RetluctIO,
ofTRX ON MhIskeY mud ,Tnhnrrn.

DeelueS Asulntt tue proposed REDUCTION
ofTax ON whIskey aud Tobacco.
Special Dispatch to tho InteIligencer.
WASHINGTON, March l5.-The action ol
the Ways and Means Committee, in order,
ing the subcommittee on the revision ol
the internal taxation to report its bill tc
the full committee tomorrow, led to very
funny thing in the Republican caucus TO-
night.
Messrs. KaSson, Mckinley, Dunnell,
Haskell and Russell Of the committee are
opposed to the removal Of the tax on
whisky and tobacco. They are in the
minority, however, and they knew that il
something was not done quickly the sub.
committee would report tomorrow and
the bill receive. the endorsement oil
the full committee and go to the
House with that prestige. The result was
that when the caucus. was called for the
purpose Of considering the rules, which met
tonight, Mr.. Shallenberger rose and offer.
ed a resolution that it was the sense of the
Committee, that the tax on whisky and to,
bacco ought not to be reduced.
Mr.. Kelley took the floor at bound and
protested against the caucus robbing the
Ways and Means Committee of its prerog.
atives, and made his old speech on the
need Of a reduction Of the revenues. II
was Of no use, however, as the caucus de.
clared in favor Of the resolution, and that
question is settled for this season.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken oil
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth
II 80, go at once and get bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon it; there Ia nc, mistake abou It There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. It is perfectly safe 70
use in all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. % cents bottle
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WASHINGTON, March l5.-The DEPART.
ment OF State sent to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs yesterday copies Of the
telegraphic correspondence between the
Department and the Legation at London,
respecting the imprisonment Of Americans
in Ireland under the Coercion Act The
cases OF McSweeney and Hart are especial.
ly alluded to. In his negotiations regard
ing the former Lowell failed to obtain from
the British government any information
beyond that contained in the warrant
OF arrest, but was assured by
Lord Granville that McSyeeneyi. I.
conduct had brought him under the CO.
ercion act and he could not be released.
Hart's reputation is bad, and he will not
promise to behave better Il set at liberty.
Lowell does not believe either Of the two
is more innocent than the majority
OF persons arrested. In answer to the De
partments instructions to waive for the
present all discussion Of the justitiabIeuess
OF these arbitrary imprisonmentE, but to
press for an early trial Of the various Amer.
lean suspects" Lowell states that Her
Majesty's Government has promised to
give the matter immediate attention.
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Legality or lIason'. 'IrIaI,

Special Dispatch To the InIelligenccE.
WASHINGTON, March l5.-Representative
Rice, of Ohio, introduced a resolution this
evening asking the Judiciary Committee to
inquire into the legality OF NIason's trial be-
fore the military tribunal, and whether he
ought not to have been tried by the civil
courts The people of Northern Ohio and
especially in the Fremont and Toledo dis
tricts are anxious to see Mason pardoned,
and Mr.. Rice's step is in accord with the
feeling OF his constituents.
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
THE LATEST rELEaRspHIo REpoRrs
OF the COndltlos Of Ii. Markets a. III. L..dI.s
Trade c'nt'n Of the COnntry-rAs Railing
Prices for the Prlnslpal Staples Pisau.
,lL lnd Commercial Araln.

,NEW ToHE, March IS.-MoNEY-At sss psy eent
Sloslng offered ~ per cent Prime mercantile
paper oa6 per cent SlofilnE exAhango stesdv N
" SoS, demand y s9l(.
ooyIISNESn-19f per cent higher for extended
g ~ ~ s5 ssserSsd S5S sSS and unchanged iOr extended
Q. y e, extended 100, q Lehish & wins
U.h u, extended-,..l St 2, q 81 CITY iSts int
"a, D. PaelAc bouds liiI iib
Pssiso S,i 4 n ,ii,;;;S;'is q; gP Land Gt4HtGli5
Central Pacific lSt... lllb Texas Pacife ia ia q
ssSSS1 .'''-'''' w rex. Pae. r q, DiV 81
RaiLH0A1 BeNos-Aetlve and generally higher
stAfI sEcuRiIIEs-ITpgular. $3.50
LouiAiAnA COnSolS u lVinsinla q n
nl.ioan ~ Virginia eonsols 81,
~ SOsspn ..''''.'..-l0g tn mat. couponl cox
TsUns.sss y SS;.,:;:.. VirEinia deiefTed 10
stocKs-shAre speculation opened In tho main
tfin aud per cent higher than yeSieriavis eioein
HSs, ,ot ,t Ky ,ssiehmond Danyilie and i percent
Hannibal ST. Zoe preferred and Noriolt q Wtss.
ein pfeierTed, while sew Jepey Centrai ND ~
Pc s cent lower; The market IN me early ttSa.c.
ISt inetional advance, fell on Isa2l uisr cent
louisville q Nashville, Denver 4 Eii fi.tnis Sn,i
new letsey cntml being the most Prominent I In no
dsSins: subsequently the market Sold up. with al
JeSIsT cs5toI IIeIhgaai RSa re'Sllon, gsr ten New
pelAGAte LacEAWannA Western beiuk he plusf
gEsPicnOus 10 the upward movement, while ONE
m iS1 ner r.n, AdDS'anSed Jacted and sold
LA dSS,lRn NJ az .s ~ nVuu0n3 y DahVille, however,
In =, NJ "a, n VI pSI,S sent 70 y y
Y Esr ~, T., AI'estno9 aiIer aioaeton "a
.,rt1., ~ " einei1i LsIi laltef lot New Jefsgy
SEhich Wshs'b r .,s IsIs ~ tent N5s fscordedi ~
~, y seIiAl Mete pIominen. This was
Cn, ~ q per cent; Wabash
the y" rtrt p1I IN late declines
Ss.kSii soIu w 21al " per eentLoulfvillr &
pSrs ll LAekaHa ana & ett IN, Texas
pssids' ,ssta.Is DslNsI n Granue. Northern
nst IL Nv, MISSOURI PAeihe being ptUmi
Centrai Sdvnhrsd m n,oyslaeht Whlle New Jeney
fi lEAnCeI Aper cent nt the close, Market
dSy 'o,sI AIOut thc highest figures Of the
dS Eor w, IN ttom Ine lowest point for the
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Steamboat Roller ExpIosiOu.

CINCINNATI, O., March l5.-A Tims,,
Star special says The steam towboat
Etna exploded her boilers this morning in
the Great Kanawha, three miles above
Point Pleasant, in which Dune. Anderson,
ol Pomeroy, colored fireman was killed,
and Captain Henderson and several Others
severely injured. The steamer took fire
and burnt TO the wateu edge.
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The valley Railroad Hopes to Grow and
Cons to wheeling Itself.

Clryu,yu, March IA gentleman
elosely interested in the affairs Of tho Val
lev Rlilnal was seen yesterday and ques-
TONED Is to the correctness OF the revived
unos concerning tie lease Of that line to
the Wheeling ( Lake Erie. at is not cor
rct. wis the answer; mo move has been
ml!s and no negotiations are pending.
II. VALLEY, Ike other companies, hopes to
roy, and one Of its aims is to form u line
b Wheeling, and from there to the East.
b! /! has not made any definite move in
TIA. iinttion yet, reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
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ST. LOUIS, March ia telegram an.
nounccs that Col. John T. Criss, late Con.
gressional candidate for the Eighth Mis-.
souri, district, who recently went to Texas
to be tried on charge Of murder, was
acquitted. The jury was only out four
minutes.
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SHOESTRING DISTRICT.
uNTYINo THE CONTESTED KNOT.
WSOdsrGt Plea FOR LIusA'. rlu.-R.DuIllsan
Clu,a, Decides Asalnit Reduction Of
TlI On Tobacco And WhhEy-Ths LS.
EIllty Of Sergeant ns,Oa's Trial.


Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligenecr.
wAsHNoroSii March l5.-Hon. Stewart
l.. woodlord was before the House Com
mittee on Elections to-day and delivered a
long argument in favor Of Lynch, contest
ing Chalmers, Of the famous shoe-string
district in Mississippi. Gen. woodford
stumped the South year or two ago, and
had also some little experience with the
Southern methods in Mississippi when he
prosecuted the murderers Of Judge and
Cornelia Chisholm. His speech to-day
was interesting in many particulars, and
proved a strong argument in favor of
LYNCH.
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Dra large majority the people OF the
United States have declared their faith in
kidney-Wort, as a remedy for all diseases ol
the kidneys and liver, some however, have
disliked the trouble OF preparing 1t from the
dry form. For suchA new candidate appear
IN the shape Of Kidney-Wort in Liquid F0ruL
1t is very concentrated, Is easily taken and
is equally efficient rs the dry. Try it
LOuiIrille COIIrier-JotEHal. MwHaw
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DIED.

ALLS.;9T ". S9 SSe TsdnSss sss SIaE e ; Nash Is s2
her 6Sth year.
Runsral viii take place Friday afternoon from
The late rsEidenec Of The deeessed. Interment Al
Vt calvary Cemetery. Friends Of The family Gro
invited,
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when ItWuI be settled:

DEs MoISEl, IA, March l5.-The Senate
has passed the House bill fixing the date
for the prohibitory amendment election
June 2, 1855, by vote Of 44tol.
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BursIarIous Businsss.

JoLIEr, LIS, March l5,-Burglars early
this morning blew open the safe Of the
Chicago, Rock Island 1 Pacific r. r. freight
depot and secured one thousand dollars.
No clue.
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BesroS, March l5.-The chairman ofthe
NSHSnaI Prohibition Committee as issued
Sail lor National Convention At Chicago
w Ae SOth Of August next
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Chs lnteIIfgstrfsr,
=, lol, Is lond n loHELttnIn S.Lee.:


,,,i,.,ioa WAS given q lew days ago
Al ,D, ,bs columns Of the lSrEi.LIoEScEH
thFNa!S 'u' .. nbo were citizens Of Wheel.
is' ~ .lsI jT',o's 70 4. Incorporation as a city in
iHs F1 = vbo a, were still in our midst, to
10, AZ ", .5s .,y Office Of the Fnnklin Insu.
'eT'''' caarcpy = ,, on Twelfth street. A
Hat .1I' " orr.ous have done so, and no
laI'' ,,S.,. \, vii till do so. Up to this
a.'', ,'. .lI,osips persons have registered !;
nne 1ne 'V'''', ',I,1fr,,. rEioR 10 lsJ6.
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ST. LOUIS, March l5.-The St Louil
Grocer illpublish tomorrow the follow
ing special cablegram, giving the weekly
coffee statement to date:
RIO JANE1Ro, March Is.
Average daily receipts, 1900 bags. Stool
to-day, $1,000 bags. Sales for the United
Ststes, 10000 bags; sales for Europe, 2,5O(
bags Market quiet and nominal.
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So-Ask yourdruggist for copy OF Young
Mems Friend"-dnd read il!
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,NEW TolE, March lS.-MoNEY-At asS usf CENT
closing offered ~ per cent Prime mefcaniiig
PaPer ea6 per cent Startling exchange Stesdy n
" 5S, demand " S9L.
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4 vile Crime.

Minnie Eustice, the l2year old
daughter OF James Eustiee, of Eureka,
has sworn out a complaint for incest
against her father. She is said to be a
mere child in size and appearance, and
rather small for her age. Her mother
died .ast November, since which time
she has been doing all the housework,
besides taking care Of younger broth
er and sister. The Sentinel says that
efforts have been made, but in vain,
to have his daughter complain against
him, and her ignorance OF the ways OF
the law was taken advantage OF toin-
duce her TO do SO. In order 10 get
this means of proceeding against ham
she was told that il she would swear
out the complaint he would be allowed
TO escape. She did so, when the OIL
fcers. Sheriff Kyle and Constable Pen
rose, Immediately went in pursuit OF
him on horseback. The affair has ex'
cited the pIofoundest indignation and
disgust in the community, especially so
when it was told that by. intercourse
with her the wretched girl had become
encieate. This is an unioanded story
and cannot be true for physical reasons
the young victim not yet having arrived
at puberty. Nothing else hardly was
talked off on the streets, and II u haa
not been known that the brute oil
father was beyoud their reach, the ex'
cited crowd would probobly have hun
ted him out and given him handling
Of their own in anticipation OF justice
in the regular course OF law Inc o.
ficers returned after fsuItless search
for the fugitive. Sheriff Kyle has
made every arrangement to secure ms
arrest. il he has not gone out of the
country. II he reaches the railroad ne
will be caught there, as kilograms have
been sent all along the line to intercept
him. Mr.. Kyle authorizes us to say
that he will pay $3.50 reward for his ar
rest and delivery to him at the jan IN
Eureka.
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$s5 REWARD

A REWARD OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
will be paid b. any person who will inform the
undersigned who the party that persists In
defacing the Firemen's Roll-Call in the Hose
House of Winnemucca Hose Company No. /.
IL. BUSCH. Foreman.
r.. NJ FELLows, Secretary.
Winaemucca, New, May 4, 1851 IT,
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CRouP, Whooping Cough and Bron'
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh :
Cure, which you can always get at the
Eagle Drug Store. ol1eo"