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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-14

An entertainment will be given at the
Wheeling Female College, this evening
under the auspices OF the senior class. The
following is the programme
!. loute en- TN!n. gnlop .....--............- Kcttc1cs
Misses Cockhyne and kcegef.
.. Quattetie-'Trsting ,..--..-..C :. White
Misses Lewis aud Phillips and Aessrs Day d Steley,
Il. hecllIilou...- zoe IehtHt
b. uteS sHilA
Miss Clara Evans. NJ
S. Merry Einsarn,:".."-...-..."...."M. ". Ba!ic
HII. Miss Alma Conner.
6 Eerltilt0O Ella DIXON
{. Galcp de Braynurc. ....... Wetii
Miss Annie Shaw.
S, Duo from al TrovA;orcs ..... ....
Mis-. Ella Lewis and Mr.. VIII Day.
.. Recitation. .. ....... III. Charlie OFT
10. tntSc DIES + lc:tufe -.....htttefef
M Miss Daisy Cocknync.
II. German Reading Mis- Josie Fstermnn
l. Fairy Finscrs..-... .-.m.--.."."-..-"S u. Mills
Mis- Nellie Warren. P a.
IS. Reel iaitd7 ..".-.......-.-.M EDWARD l-2EG!a
II. Quartet,e from "LIii' ....
Mis.s Lewis and Phillips and Mesrs Day Z Ssc!ey.
Miss Annie Logan accompanies.
Admission % cents.
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y %: yea, sll'21: January 81 cali IS, closed
stronger: cash 7.loa7. 12Hc; November 6.poa6.y1He,
closed At 9, g?ha&TG; December G,s?1L5A6. stc: 1Ann.
shoulders 5.os5a;c, short clea, e.;oa6.7se. Whisky
steady and unchanged at. q 10. iiuttcr and eeHs
quiet and unchanged, Afternoon Boafd-wheat,
sdSsneei sa E { See aa}sss: Sss, AZ. aran Ssy S ssssnssd
IT,: oss easy: Eoye,nSe. and Nay declined ".
yember aud February advanced 9xc. M
clSelSSAIh O., Nov .ls,--Fleur dull and I'm.
csipts 100. bushels; sh!rmenta 1880 bushels. Corn
stronger; No. 8 mixed faat53fc. Oats strong aud
higher at 2s11ae. Rye niet, asSe. harley sseaddyy q.
b IaaIsG ,ne rS' as SYis .s 81 sIs 3 3, L ,sSl' ', " e. e az, K.
clear g,ic. Whisky dali e q Il. ButteGf heavy;
creanery unchanged dairy isa?or. Eggs quiet aud
unchanged. Chtese dull aud unchanged. gif{'
,,d S,s51iaSSE pa ] a, ~ Ss: SSy; =, y, ~ r! lssI. dull R., Shs. |.
s~Aso1h4c; January Slstasijkc; February SHas31.c.
Corn, options nominal. car lots steady: rejected
new l6c:, No; . lew leaj0c; steamer yellow new. II
manh rejected white aiasac; NJ. . mixed Sic; 10.
. white 30; No. . white ataa3Itc. Lard steady;
steam !;t0e. Eggs steady aud IN fair demand
extra .dkaSc. ,lIg M l
, nAlrlAonE, Nov. ,ls.-rlcur. steady and firm.
January slXasc; February sSsSnSlc. Com, Wcst.
eri quiet and steady; mixed spot h3c asked; year
lSHnis5sc; January 4E%c bid. ous steady and
QUIET; western white 3ias3e; mixed 3laS3c. lye
quiet Ut G4aGjc. Provisions steady and ouIct,
Whisky steady NJ 81 1sai 10. 80
TOLEDO, NOy. lS.-Whcat quiet mud firm; No, .
red ctsh md November Git5tc; December CSC;
January 7oaasc b!a: February ssa.{%le Id; May 7s3ie
asked; no. . soft 1SElls.!4c. Corn dull and nom.
lual; high mixed lGc bid; November lie asked
year $sEc bid. Oats dull: No. ? cash aud Noyem.
her &c asked. Clover seed steady; prime 81 d;
November. December and January siG BID.
fiTrsRunGm, "a, Nov. 1S.-fu tho afternoon the
market was heavy ut abont '0IGc until near the
Fisher we'll No. o was doing with lU barrels ipr
totr. This crested II rdftcky feeling and coustd.
cradle oil was thrown out. but the iuarkct closed
before values broke ANY further. ~
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Fully Prepared

BLUE FRIDAY at MeGillin's beats the
State Fair. 81
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NEW fonE, Sov. 1S.-Wfthout any degree Of &c.
tvity vis!bl, there IS more business bong done,
cottous hive been hi rcaups, Tor large selections.
and 81 the former se,ne stocks have been cleaned
up while ottle| have been reduced. For woolcnS
the1e has been more inquiry, but tho sales have
not been important.
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BLuE FRIDAY ut MEG illin's. Follow the
crowd and you'llget there,
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I;lnc Friday,
ram or shine. Z. NJ. MCGlLIJS 4 Co.
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8lattne.
1uantch.
6cuEeal Apticcs.

ADf BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN
~ Reveals Past, PRESENT and Fu,u,c: pIt,. AZ. ~
vice on money, business and family %a,Iair.. ilws,.
rom ! to 0 I. u. No. " Eighth ,,ttCt., M;
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A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-I WILL
- offer ut private aie for thirty days, my fam
~ brooke county. nuGalo township, near Va;
LioGsty, containing 20 acres. Said lam Is IN A
so9d state q. cultivation With fair Improvements
which crops out at the surface. Abundance. Of
iiult and well watcred. Convenient to Ciurh,
Normal School and bethany College. Poa.s!Gtl
given a. once II desired Terms reasonable. FIX.
NY Call on Or address, J. I. SMITH,
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New YaRK, Eay, la-Cot,m firm ut ,8.1s fdaSc
futures steady; November l0.27c: December lO,atc;
january l0,3lr; FEBRUARY ". lGc; March l0,GOc
April 70 ": May lose; June ll.oac: July ll.lsc;
u CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. 1I.-Cn,ton firm atssIc,
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on CIR, Pa, Nov. ll-Natfonai TrAnsi! cert.
fcatcs opened At 711sc; highest 722}tc: lowest dc:
closed at fyc, Sales : io9,oO0 barrels: cioarances
!,Hs,oD barrels: runs G6,:stj barrels: shipments 10.
lilo barrels; charters G1.ls! barrels. oil Exchange
stock 81 % bid, S53 asked. 20
NEW fonK Nov. Ia Crude petroleum certificates
Ind u sharp break on the discover" Of 4 new we'll
unliel opened at ~ sc,advaured to 1..Hcaid closed
ut CSC. -
TIrrsvi!.LH. PA. Nov. la,-opened at &c; high.
est 7.shc: lowest Goc: closed at G9c. Shipments TO..
lis barrels; chattcrs5 Ct, ls2; runs C, oe95 barrels.
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other state Mems by Vine
GAINEsYILIE.

GkISEsvILLS, jan. 22.-fSp.olal last
evening q email crowd was seen gathering
a. the Episcopal church TO witness the mar.
risgo of ons OF our most prominent Dusi.
ne" neu, en- Rollins, 70 Miss Fanui'
Caldwell, one OF the moat intelligent and
hirest ladies our city possesses. Tbs
hrOthsr OF the brids gave her away, aud
after receiving tho congratulations OF
friends they returnsd 10 The hnms OF the
bride. The early dny OF its contamination
surprised their many friends but few
kuOviss anything Of it until ihey we're
pronounced A. one. No cfrds
The water works will bs completed IN q
few weeks The company have finished
Distributing pipe.
Cotton continues to come from the coun-
try no tho rate Of ssvrnty-iiyo bales per dey,
making TO dato 2,GOO bales rec.iv'd bers
t1is season. IL is estimated that 2, ,00J s2las
yet remain in the country.
The thermometer s'OOu ono degrso below
zero this morning, and but few people ven.
tured out on the streets.
County civil court s.ti|l ia session, and
many cases ot long standing are being iig-
posed Of.
airesville continues 20 boom. There 10
'rsfdlY day that inQuir.7s are u0J msda
tor nuslnOsa places Dsrliius-hOugss for
rent hsva long since been numbered among
the by cones, and 20 get one that is vacated
at eIotb TAM rent 10 required. lno priCk
buildings will he srcctoh on the south sids
reIt month, Sud gSa already leased for &
term of yesrE A new hotel is con'em-
plated, which II erected, will cover awhols
block opposite the Lnclede, An addition 10
the Lindsay house, 10 consist oi t.ry'JWo
rnoai., will be begun ~ Sn early day.
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AZ least dozen streams wes' o. the Color
ado river 10 which this bill would apply,
The house then adjourned til . r. IA,
AFTERNOON sFssiON
The house resumed tho question pend
ing irom sdjosrnment--the Arm's'sad
amenim mont 20 Stonp., To section OF the
bill providing gates ,o enclosures.
| Arnisiead withdrew his amendment aud
offered in ~ plGo- another, providing that
wny. shall he opened to all atreHma AZ VS.
ter running continuously, or abounding VA
poois or lakes ~ water four miles long
This was accepted by Stout
The amendment was then sdop,ed-lye',
| 81. nays, 81,
Pend eton oiitred an amendment 10 the
| s-otion, pgnvdipg that II any ownsr oi such
enclosure snail make satisfactory proof that
ala tho water In his erol0uurs 10 necessary
'Ir hi- own stock RAINING IN such ruclosurs
then such 70 4 Gav shalt not Ne sprusd
by Nerivether-ro add altar the word
"water" Ia tho amendment the Word
grass
This Was ruled out Of order 20 not ger
mauP ,o the bill.
wurzbscS said he had not intended 10
speak an the BILL but scc.pi ~ =, carefully
prepared hY the committee. Under thr
amendniFnts proposed, me said the tiie Of
tae nil should be staendni 30 ~ 20 road,
"a bill providing tree grsa, and tree water
! for every body, or in other words, "a hiil
taking nway She property Of auoiher.'
Foster. of Limestone o1arcd . suOiii-
tate providing that the provision shall not
rppy 10 nuy artiGcisl pond or lake, or nei-
! ural popd or lake. who're the owngr shall
show iatitfsctory ptOo' 10 the commits ION
srscourt tha, 1t is necessary Tor hi5 own
use ulons.
Crarens hoped the Fosiar substitute
would 30 adopted. He wai opuoipd u TIE
Armistead smerdpsnt unless ~ udi fled. lie
iid not think that s'Hndiug pond or lake
OF water on mau's private property should
bs suhi,;t TO publ" use
Dlvi,iou OF the question being called Tor,
tho fis, provision, that relative to AZ urti-
fca pond or lake. IN tho Foster substitute
was adoptud.--Ayrs, 50; noes, z
The second provision wss adopted
Aves, 81; noes, lS
The word spring" was added alter
"poud."
'rna house next coniiderod sub'titute
h0us. hills Nos. so aud Sc. 10 PROHIBIT the
uuiaHiul frucing or enCiosiEH or keeping
enclosed the lands oi another anS Of the
free school, university and asyl IN lands OF
tha siste.
Pending consideration, tha house ad-
lourned til l0a. m. Friday.
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ST.. LoUr. Jan. - The funeral of sam.
uel r. Glover took place rom his late resi-
dauce this afternoon nj was impressive,
being attended by very lerge number of
people, not only OF this city, but from all
parts in the r'ate. Among thy pail
bearers was General Hancock, and among
those present Governor Crittendon, Judges
of the supreme court. several state otieers,
and all the leading members of the bar of
the city and large conc urse Of citizens
goa,iaily. John L, Shepley, Mr.. Gloyer's
sihW partner, aud ore OF the Oldest Ind
nut prominent lawyers of The city, vas
stricken with paraly sis the day of Mr..
Glover'a deBth, and is not expected to live.
There is no clue to the perpetrators OF
the horrible S)uble murder at Feuton,
night before last. An inquest was held
to-day, but nothing was elected in anyway
revealing the identity of the murderer.
| People in the vic nifty seems to have &C.
ceptod the theory that the act was ooRmit-
| ted by discarded lover of this citv named
". J. Ecaris but that person Voluntarily
| went TO police headquarters to-day and
| made n statement rs 10 her relations with
Mrs. Boedicker, prior 70 her marriage, and
told where he was the night OF the murder,
! which being satisiac ory 10 the authorities,
he was discharged. No active measure
seems vet to nave been taken Dv the au-
| thorities Of Jefferson county 10, he arrest
! OF the murderer.
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COIsSICANA.

CoG5icANA, Jan. 2i.-[5pecial.l Our city
3 considerably exercised over shooting
esca1ado which is reported TO have occurred
IN Terrell, ia which parties formerly resi-.
dcats uf this piacr participated.
An alarm ~ fire at tha residence ot i. p
Einuey created considerable element.
The alarm w1s given by pelephone Bat
liitle damage was done.
An important case involving the right OF
using Su engine near private residence is
60 Ns tried tomorrow.
A blue aorher struck tho town lnst
night. The temperature has fallen 60 de-
grres the past twenty -tOur hours.
Another beer and ice house will be- o.
tabl shed mere by ST. Louis brewing firm.
rhomas Mooney, prominent railroad
confrac or, died last night.
The commercial hotel will change hlnds
the 6rst Of Fe FebruAry.
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! Ninlrn OF NInti,nrs.

GEw YoRE, Jan. "A The Gaping and top
OF tn rear wall Of the Hebrew free school
on East Broadway ,eil this morning on lhe
root O. the extension. Two stories below i'm
witch fifty pupils ranging in age from 3 to
year we're ,u sessioa. u crushed through
The sky light into the class room, tnrowing
the pupils I'm a wild fright ana i1iurng
several slightly. Thti-srreams nronstd the
neighbors ana frantic u1fncrs rushed in,
c.amorine for their children. ihr ieachers
did their best 10 stay the pauic hut Vie ded
/ before the rush OF mothers, e1cl ui whom
seized her child and carried DO away; One
teacher was injured To tht head and hye or
six children cut and bruised but none Sc
/ rioualv
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Newton; wills, Landi. q " vs.. Elchsl-
berF-r, from Houston, AIsi ". rhsmp-
son, nom Huus,uL; Maaaii1 ~. tho stite,
from Trinity.
rle supreme court dsntsfi; wins o,
81. Va. Webster ~ u irHn POLK,
[ lrau,c'ipts urdrfei ded: sariigsor q
Vl. rs Brown.ei ~, rom Crimes; Hons
,og, E.n q West Texas railway IS Ross
snbmitlsd; IpnAy & Bro. ~. Gulf, Col
oredo & sluia n Z, ilr.ai, rom Burlsson;
| Albert ". Brack, from Sr Tton; Holmes w.
! Mclutyre, from Gringts. DAVE ". Sniith,
from Trinity; WoDAer- v. HRi, rom
Houston; Bach " McMshan 50m New
ton; Wdksr ". . h-rHtomD g, from Welk-
-; Gfav 'tnl ~. Chamay, lgom angelina:
Van Meter < CO. ". Crlig, ffpn Jeferson
two eases. Hesri " Bushy, from Tyler;
rerplsIon - 6r~sham ~ nl, rom
Grimss.
Continued for tbs tsrm: Marx 4 Kemp
rsr, w TAYLOR a. 81 from Walkst.
The party Of sxcursiuuiss WIG nEsa been
visiting various pniuts ~ ne s,H'p arrived
here iu GaY, iu rltrgs OF H. A = shrr. as
slatani general pa-FruF-r sgent Oi tne his.
souri, Pacific sYstrln. The pfr,y CONSISTS 90
Managing EDITOR ". r. Curtis, " the
Chicago lnlefYc'an, aso vie; B. w.
AcLsiu, e s.. Lou; Thomas E'sex and
csmmhslouer ~ fhe Iron Mountain rail-
way, L W Sheiddu. o. the American In'
va.tment comptry. Lnr'ap, Envl--d' W.
s. Bickham, manager OF the journal, Day
TON, ono; ". IS, f.u'u1, ut |nr butrAH.
Il Iin-,yiilr, Ohio; Dr.. f, ". Lsichcr, special
G c1rteHpnnd-ut ~ 100 CIurior. Jourusl
Louisville. Kentucky; J. p. mcCann, agent
J JAuogitz passrnnr Hs-u. nf the snue COM
pany at Baltimore; \. X. Warwihh, p-ssen-
ger agent %! the same cpmpanyiat Clnciu-
natl, aud @. n. Clayton, pass"ng-rasept at
OmEhg. The sSGursipuis. s1rnt to-day In
visiting The v.rious attr.a i1n Ot the city
and lasVs on their r.tnrn % 81. Louis in
the inoraiug.
John Coleman, the l5ycar-old negro,
charged With rspiug sophie Meyer, IA iisiie
white girl sgsd ., was Unchanged this
the .ccuti11 having failed for
want ofuuriclent ov'Fnro.
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CHIcAso. Jan. 2i.-0ae OF the first strue-
lures erected in the business part of the city
after the gres, fire Of 1871 was three-story
brck building known as the Exchange
block, corner of Clark and Washington
streets. The building occupied a lot l07 by
lo2 feet, the lease OF which expires MAY 4.
1884. A new lease for weniy years will
then be effected by syndicate which has
oreanized q stock company for the erection
of a opera house 10 replace the present
building. The plans are for building
nine stories high with an estimated csst q
| 3eoO, 900.
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NAIsSIiAIL.

MARSHALL, Jan. A.-[Special. "A wet
norther prevailed all day yesterday. This
morning the ground is hard frozen and
every one Is OF opinion that II is the colo
est spell ever experienced In this part Of
tho STATE.
Perkins boarding house was entered last
night by robbers, a truLk taken out into
the alley and robbed OF its contents, con-
s.siine Of two nice suits Ot clothes and
othtr'hings.
The air is full of Tumors with reference
10 the railroad changes, all favorable 90 oar
CITY.
Business Is almost entirely suspended In
consequence OF the e1trema cold.
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LONGNIEW

LoNsyIEu, Jan. "a .f 1.-The Mu-
ual Life Endpwmeui ct itiJn hnance
comlzittee will rero-' t. . ..row tho total
ouiines, for ths l,.. t.A months at over
100000.
hsrshall presbyisrY oi the Cum berland
church is in session here, with Rey Mr..
Kelly, OF kellyvllc. moderator. They will
end their labor, Sunday night. Sixteen
preachers ard sixteen ELDERS ars present. .
Longview sud ireEg county are both out
o. debt, sad the first steus taken by both
are tor ths hnildjns 20 new !ocxups.
IL rs- very sold this morning, tho mer-
crry being about zero
a new Spost.oilise has been opened at
Es-ton, and orders TOR daily rnsil trsuspor-
tation given to the Gnf Sabine i 81. Louis q
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$4,000.


TYLER, Jan. III Speoiall-The grand
Jury made their final report to-day sId
were discharged, haringprssert seventy
two bills of indictments, thiity five tir ttl-
onies and thirty-aeven Tor misdemeanors,
Jesse Ohillor, e1lorsi, for theft ot cow,
was giyen two year % the peui eltiary.
MAJ scott, co,or,d, .1r 1s.1ul. TO murder,
was found guilty .s'r4v1' I assault and
fined slOO. The cs5e 10. 7 Il D. Barns,
chnrged with pry,r", 1fs taken up ana
the motion 90 qu.5h the indictment was
.akeu under aiy's -ment.
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SAN ANroSTl. Jai. a.- ISpec a. -
Thomas II. Howard. tbs editorial writer
who committed suicide, left behind him
two irunks iuli Of Ii'erary efforts. They are
the records and memoranda OF a scholarly
life and will he collected in book form by
NJ. Brice, prominent lawyer of New
Orleans, and published for the benefit OF
Ills family. They should prove valuable.
In the district court To-day Van Ness
Wells was sent up for 1--WE years for horse
theft, and Antonio CAlsres two years for
assault with int-nt TO kill.
A post Of the Grand Army of the Repub-
/ lie was organized last night By eleciine
officers.
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MASON.

MASON. JAn. 2L-lSI''I Nav, vIt
received here this morning OF cutting
alrray at Castle. fifteen miles south of here,
between parties named Snyder and Klas-
sick, which terminated fatally, the latter
dying yesterday.
Parties living on the San Sala report
numerous cases ~ hJrse-stealing in that
vicinity All efforts TO apprehend the
thieves have 80 igr proved unavailable.
Business is good, aud surprise parties and
dnncea are the ortnr nt The hlY.
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nI,I.ION.

Bolton, Jan. 2i.-[special.I-Last night
about 6 e'clocs German, name unknown,
went into a restaurant ou Eas. Street and
paid TOR supper ana bed. This m rning he
was found dead y Is imposed he took
s,rychuine, as he bought s.me before night.
~. aas ..oYa. a. yeas u.a.
This morning. was 0na NJ t1a cold 90 his
winter The ground IS sfr.z-n hard and is
very rough after tho r.iI,
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AII,NIA.

MTxIA, Jan. 2i.-[Special. l-MogoI. Y
Bros, doing large dry goods business N
Mexia and Den,son, were attached to-doy
bv Prendergast, Smith & Co., for $3.50
The members of the firm OF Moseley Bros.,
sre all gentlemen of the highest standing
and much sympathy is expressed by all
our citizens. Thcr assets will fully cover
their liabilities, and as the attachment was
run, L. is alleged, without any legal grounds,
a heavy damage suit will b, instituted by
doseley Bros, aS,in3t Prendergast, Smith
q Co.
LATER After the 0ttachuPnt of Moseey
Bros, by Prendergast, Smith &c Co, the
firm made an assignment tor the benefit Of
all their creditors, the Hon. w. y. D yle,
mayor OF our town, being ;hrir assignee.
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EL PAso, Jan. 2t,-[Special.l-rhe body
Of Fo,ler, who was yncbed yesterday
morn. g, ar,iv re- to-day by express en-
route } Fort " or iutprnent.
Gov ruor = ,, OF Chihuahua, has
been rtnted f. months leave OF abb
sencc y his -tslnture.
Bg- ness is .u., though The First Ma
iionni banks q .arterly ''a'eIneut, of this
city, shows incressed Du in IS aud local de-
posits amounting 10 over quarter OF
million OF dollars.
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GALVESTON.

GALvEsros, Jan. 24.-In the court Of APP
pesl., we're submitted: Hawkins We. the
state, from Walker: Holmes vs.. the state,
from Walker: Jones ct al. vs. Foster ct al,
fror. Walker; Bounds W. the state, from
Freestoue; Ganetson VS.. the state, from
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TERRELL, Jan. |,-[special.l-A few
days since, A. J. Underwood, a dry goods
merchant, hsd draft 20 to protest. But
n very few had sny Knowledge of this fact
and great establishment prevsiled ,-this
mornias, when it was learned that four at
tachments, repr; senting sum OF $4,000,
had been run on his stock of goods, and
thai he had a. signed. Bivins & Corley,
bankers, attached tor $1,000; the Child
ress & Harris bank for $500; Will
Bermgass. his clerk, for 5000, snd Mrs.
Wood ward, sister of Mr.. Underwood, for
Si,50O. These attachments were made
pri OF 10 his assigning to Mejor J. $. Grin.
min; estimated assets, $1,000; liabilities,
$4,000.
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FORT SMITH.

Fonr sMirH, Jan. 24.-rSp1cial.l--J T..
Wude. prominent citizen OF Paris,
(Arsansas) leit hpma on tue 4th
inst with $1,000, en- routs 20
F.u Sui,A .ayi, ua o~,d note m
bank. If. WAS g-eE in the stage pss5ilg =
through CharestoWu, twenty-five miles
from his place. HIS smuy and friends
supposed hc was Attending o. business in
Fort omith hut not hearing lr1m AIM be-
cane uneasy sent a mau 20 make iuqui
r.e7 concerning him. That man arrived
here today ana il certain that Wade never
reachei this place. Foul p,ur is suspaeied
for 80 eco would he no iuducement for
Wade to absc)nd. Dstecliye5 are worsiGg
mn he Gasn.
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NToTtCETo CON iRACToRs-s1 kSEi PAV
~ ing. Sealed prnpn,als viii be received ~
the OH Q OF III, City Engi eer u"iil "cIock
n. IN on the lth daf 4 MARCH 1t t0r .ay-
INC Tho following sire {, IN h tiy VITA B0is
mare Hiolp upon . ravel fsuudkton &C.
eardln to IN oruiuarCc pr vcd Icccinbor
d lssg and 10 rlans n. d rpcri cations on Il IN
ihis oiIice tU.Nit: Main rect From me We !
/,ife of JcfTarsnp 10 tho cast zoe ~ Nychr ore
atfest Lin stiQoi Il he west side OF oyca-
moro streat 10 The oast g rpora' on I'm Jeliyt.
son, Msr.ct n, d Sycamore SlrCels- Fiom Main
street 20 'hc Texas y i ci0c Rh nad. Lamar
Slrcc'--Fron. wood 10 Elm hlreet f1yd"s't eet
--Fron Main ~ L I'm street Murphy Str ct from
Commerce 10 Eln tect Ausim hrtel-Fr m
Wood street 10 the f'N PAcl ~ llTosn
"a lece 81 cri--From Elm street 10 ihe loSns Il
Pacific Railroad I'm Hll noout l2,oOO inca feet
E7ch propn-sl must b ECcompluir uy g b1ni
with annrovcd security, Ia q g am VI OF ~ l'S
that If he contract Is nwl dci the nidder Wlll
orter into contrsct hv the 22n' of APRIL ext
ponu and security win also be rtqunrd ior y
faith ful pe, fnrlnanc ntt q onlra o, the work
10 rcyrIrencc by the l6tA Of ma. aud 20 DC
ror riet q h.-tlsa- lsil- .g.-.GLTO xxx, 1881.
geparA @ roposals nrc inyitrd for ca o' tnc
aboye streets, and for the whole of The WORK
bidder. to specify the street or sre 70 ia ON
The City Council serves the iight ~ rtJe''
any or al n =, a 10 let or sny pa
of the aoove work PaI- and specimen ohs
" Nv ''0' W NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer.
DALLAS. Tx -. January 49, 1854 anlS-iOl
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