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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-28
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INSURANCE.
- isks viii le taken BY the FIRE & MARINE IN.
LOWEST on
naidinrs OF alt kinds, stone, brick wooden andtheir
STEAMBOATS,, factories. milk. &C.
Furniture.
And MERCHANDISE Of all kinds.
Ana against all dangers attending the alton OF
goots on rivers lakes seas. Canals and railroads.
for the character OF the company 10 promptltude
and eraiity IN the adjustment and pan heni Of IoSss
VIC hex leave - rctsr to te of this place ard
elsewhere Who have had the adjust Of claim. unn
rs. Once on Main street. n. W. HARDING, scc'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS
rYiHE flRE MD MARINE fNSuR NNCR COMPA
- NJ oF WHEELING viii return ten per cent on al
premiums received for risks tSken from t. time Where
feb - EW HtRniNC. see'y'
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Thomas Hnghes. ST M'f.uTc. Johu Hamilton. n "
Philips, w Mitchell, Morrow. &c, Robinson. p
sanboFs, BRADY - o Hulhhen, A y l.sidioy. JAni.s
PauD. w l.tne.isk, Tanner, 81 Nelson, ATsick, ~
Lamb, n Belois, % Austin.
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COIIRTS.

3 pieTRICr Court. hpLi- two teens annual,
IN Wheeling in the mouths pri aud srp.etat er
HON W BROCKRNBROUGH-- Judrr
GEO N LfE-<Prosccnting Attorney,
W MOORE, Clerk,
JAMES FONTS. Magshal
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REruaN MINIS Il Msnof Se''y'
COLUMBUS, GO con-


| AGENCY FOR WHEELING. N. n. HIST
| NJ ShIvcr & : clc's Warehouse, Waier street
= HEY VIII take risks BUILDINGS nf an kinds Steam
hoats and Cages, FACTORIES. Mills. kccliua.s Fle
oas and tagocs &C. against los daiQa-c b, ire 81
ne danses and feris of tue seas lakes rivers, Ncry
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their arcuis authorizes to lLakc The follow ir-
'erus With their customers
ANY person insulting Single rsK Nv which no loss 4,
the company - ssianeds shait receive return on az
pleNron ~ the ageu. of 10 Ter tie amount pad
On nett rros- premiums paid each year. amounting To-
SOO OF over et pcr cent do; amounting eco or
over, 10 per cent 500 jan. ~
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
ITO RE TNSU REt,--ov h-.la,'- he r-~,,,,,,
n whether - sciirr by Syvecping fro, Ia y. raj
e-and Sitiectto sH Tire us that feSh \ o. like
prudent man In the Protection Office aud there l
made safe, comfortable and LaPPywe leave for YOU to
determine.
The Protection Insurance Company - Hartford Cam
having already raid over $4,000 OF losses the IVES
tern Country, = entitled To tie highest confidence and
their agent al Wheeling. Virginia.
L W. r.. PETERSON, f..sf
VIII take risks ON dwelling houses warchousoS stores
mills fSciorie &C, Together with their seh -
furniture merchandise, scbneFy and cycrv other de-,
eripi"n cf iusuTale roTcriy, so, on siealn Keel ard
TAI lOa's and hcit cargoes 20 aud gon port on lie
Western W alters. ,hs most reasonable tcrus.
RETURN PREMIUMS f- ID ll.
Tilcsaue ~ a. any other ~ &C " Whecliug
once CA Moarocs.rCy', Opposite Tie MOtrcc H,rsc
ana rear Tie fcsi once. ~ .it 1laf il Jan 10.
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VEGFTABLE REMEDIES
AT -BRENTIINGER'S ApOTUEC

VEGETABLE REMEDIFS
At BRENTLINGER'S APOTHECat,
ashland Square Winding Va.
III subscribe hE- ihis day leeu Nppoin'oi saie \.
nlGIiLY CElraRNTFb' vRGrTtRIIE. RrSir d. ~
adapted To the various diseases Co wheibr ha,uan
~. Roses FrophSisr,r Syrut, or Panatcs fr ,le run,
81 ~ chronic d,'eas' sscc'r's oftls lungs and ,ro.
~ Ee,s'. cenrh s,tpr, fr disease. er ne huge. ca
~. Roses Group OF Five svn,p
~. b. Rs toglgogNd sN5.et IF sa1asari
~ Hvses cough iascvreS for fNs'iua ofihc th-os. &
~. knses Iiancnt TO- Ucakuss ur nam h. me ci,.,
W Roses Ionlc MiUu"s iur chn. AID Fewer.
worms.
br Roses Tonic Aoitpysrsmie Cor an dissa-es %
SIC sior'sc' siid ha'yris, cbuie nfslfum, ,er
~. Roses ton' ss 90. superior tothe iioorer Pm
bf' Rosss Tome Ahcrauyc Nc1e.s ilc Tlli- an cfica
It Hoses STRENGTHENING ridstr ~ weakness Of the
6ack, bfeasi, side 90 -3onScI.
~ ~ eo- 80, ses,os q Egerey lc only positive
D. Roses Rlreuma BE- MiVIire mower known 90 fail.
Nguing ni mo" o. iir ihe cure ut ~ chsf-c ft.nod
an kosrs Syrup Tor cholera and to,vc euin. aiii,s
Also
nr Roses PNTENT INFLATING BRE tTIING
weak Bfeasis
EHrGci from me Nafig, Earle.
~ Rose b. graduate oftbc University ~ prlrsvIvs
lhi. sl wish signa success. ile hs- oneu a-<urct u-
a ~ itNfet o. ftis'A m ruFuirints
'ate WINCH PEI u rec'f sfuuE recommendation u our
mird ard taking u1o cousdrrs ttsf De- b. NOT ual.
rll sie'on nv sn one Wt thiuk $50 shall riyt
bus stem sif t-,t Should disease las IT, uilLas-
hands rIor tuf huu au.'s.
tor iarueoar call oG NrRENTtfNCEu.
scpH Ashland iHa.. v.ts.Iit,-
THERS FEA THEIRS.
IN WEiNE hundred pounds - ferfnc hyc Geese rra
iis,is iu snail SACKS, hard arid 600 - 'su b.
MLNUIL UANGOt E,
serRi il3 Main street " hetiirF, Va
CITY DiSPENSARY, &C.
/ NoRTH-gAsT CORNER 90 MoNRuE & ira srs
The ro>srfrfsn uofHt ofthif iusf u.iou e.u if,esf
I - D. floin - :" is 3 ard nor io q. 81 ever
daY. SuudaYa % taar N.
4 Aui cases Who nsy require MEDICAL attendance an
msarine between hs hou,s thus speti 80 are rs.nse
70 can upuu either % the attending phfsblars III then
"hrs, hsn iheJ will promptly receive such asssaue
e. tlflr tses may require.
AITfE DISC PHysfCf8Ns.
uR rOpD Main street..
bATfE. Quincy Street,
=" lAif-Eil., fhurfh etfrrf
UliIhEIW rofntf Moffur and ftfi &c
~ order aftts Road
s. =. mI.8BEi 30. s.o.s.a5s
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NEVER LIT 1T BE SAID AGAIN TIL AT
SCROFUIA Is INCIRABlR
ToHNHT0N hEnkYniff. Whaissss and Pet.
- pfsefs in Nfeifa anf naHfstIr

- gssisss iH fafs.ga ga nene-ie
bki GOODS.
Ne l3i Main Sfytrf. ftfsfinv. 70
Again er ~ aufniion ~ All persons u,,.fts. 4. -,
stsse 80 Wing % ~ nff Coed ilas Ties hsss 49,,
rgrefed refJ isfsf sud ee serfies sioek III f.ngs
SOD reah Do eofs, aua fieF isifta ta tisa..ss -
sronorlita tfssh 81 ~
CARPETS.
- trrsirra EFisf Fufs ed Tfiasinfs 80 sfso ga.
ffsrrsa.fen CO. hfHtfasie. asff ~
i 'f'ff tuUNEfDN a nfnhfUfIf
Ns lal NalH ffe.' N.sfI.nr Sc
asiotef
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GOOD INTENT
GHGT HING SEORE.

n w. W 80 & Cos Fashionable Clothing sissifsil.
rs neu,, one dccr a'ovc the a.. = Hotel, Water $ .
W heehne, Na The proprieturs of tie ahnve csIatSL
mct eng induced rs The very literal patronage
dcd 10 them te passed season. have purclased in the
Eastern Cities, and NOW oder fOr sale
assortment OF Goods that can lie found ia the city.
We have greatly Increased facilities for aanufac.
turing
Ready Made clothing.
which embraces every style quality and Fashion lao.
10 futnist 10 order, with panef1aiiy every Kind Of
fass iouahle clothing. Cali very early and see
Oei93 "A MISS a 20
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VARIETY
AND FAN(N GUpDA

w aff NOSE fffrIV.ur ard dfrrInr nj flr Wrfr
w AID NufttiF srnfr. lsrra ssf p..I st.a.ttI
F'nfs 81 variety H't iaHHF articles Hif Havs cen 81
lffti faH care h1i 81 ,H F.rs snU riaf l1d ViT BE-
fsfo ti saaN aftaHfe aHd Coaf. ra.stfe . s.. .,f
iIf flluaiHe ifrs aud Duraaf isffaf... Es.s ana
WhUe uaf hadia9, lt1rI tafnif. lI1ra ,1fE,i rofs.
tpIka rnutH Engiah lpfn dressing rluIIs. Harsf.
Cuniif NcfeieufYius A. h1rtra' Pr tr.rts IIrf Ella
eIne soar. Gesd onf siE fursef rar.si f.ots So.
hoass. Bonner cane NHuinDrs. tts..H,u. Bach Can.
ni0n boards Magic Lannon's. frsH fefes enn -fa.sf.
Bone sud Eass firsf lsh-s tIEaf .a.l. face f,s..
lfee ina ana Hushulsa 1859 fsUEuHifs ,saife levi.
hafls, tsfidonfts sfiousif D. o. U,a.s ars F.f.
iuf foans siea ih ffrst tafr-f at TOYS ald lIsr
affess iap numerous m alfni oH Cen sad srali. rs
81 sac ~ MEIIffR
0r ~ o. Nos. lai1r ft 81 hrsIing "a
SPANISH ~OIE ATIIFR.
~ uUra nsF.u..fr fF.rri a .lf tl gaa q l,fI..,
A0O a tI.n.e tlIt'a JOEL. sI.tI I'D
n.tItIIEN a vlK
sec 80 aItaa h s..I ilali
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~ GOOD INTENT
CLOJffllNtt STORE.
WATER STREET
CLoTHIN G. s TORE,

=
ESD DosR BELOW US. HOTEL,
tr NHEEI.tNGV, A.
TIL. III GiES.JR.
- ESffCrFuld.N asks continuation of the very II.
iefS patronage that ha hereto ie. extended 10
vac s""Ne concern, assuring those who Will favor hn
MO ea Wat lc Will continue IN attention to
"ri-r 20 sf theu goods on the terms
Sid {" prices uiai cannot fai To please. aug gT
FASHION For AUTUMN. 1916
EkoNNsl inches hish-7,l6 Woman tell at sides
~ II 10 front and rcar--s curve.
Lic--l oval, curve, lao CONVEX,
halN2 ncics wide font and aud - 70 az sides
smell eyuc Curi, slightly rolled a, sides.
str-3.l6 sioped, lilo uclcs rurved
hANHsN0.--.--l 10 wide, sa M and satin sfrircd.
h.NpiSo.--. inch Vide nnc United Satin. eti.cti.
y DC a Owe td-iorS'Hc Fsi Beaver tatwifr d.inh a.
nuAkfEk Is FASHIONABLE IT'S ard a. s-'1f, rofnsr
oi Nlsi1 aud Cpmi secs wlc 10 i1sj hisEs f,sriv
Ell Ms azsurinlcut OF ia ffoui New Work
No I ash Beaver Sl.50 Ne Concy IA, ~
$50 Np SIN MuIC-kla llal -
No knssia Hat 300 Glazed hats Us
LIS Drsh Sporting hats Is
No Nohcy hat 30 Dfah and blk wool hat -
CAfS! tAP tSHe APElt 1IIAN ANA.
Transparent MohSlr Cans.
ttildrcn's cloth Caps Gents common cars
q" velvet = Rows comm on rse.
Gem. Pr s,S siV ny Sap Scents velvet sik gaIzs esos
Together With al Kinds made nom "a cisto 81 30
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MAYOR-M g GooD.
COtiNC1IME\

oFrIcEoF TiiE PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
orrasgIK IHE saNRoE norsn. WMf pETERsoN Al.
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CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW
AND CHANCERY

HON y INV Jndfc,
r. Jscols Prosecuting Att0faey,
AT LAfDLEN. Clerk
&c WOODS, ShcriT,
J a EOfP, Acting sheriff.
JAMES WARDEN, Jsiiog,
D ~ FlTZnrGH. -
JAMES CLABkE-A '"''"''s'ei''s OF AocountS
iHSSfs p Ati1iILNi Cous'rs Eor taking Depo-i,ions
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MAGiSTRAf ES.
POST OFFICE

49,. emse . 49, largest ,sssfhut,nv one a. -
ssiptpy meat ofsig assistants npeeu-st
b,so YIN ns.lanEion 70 the soie afO.is Ind,ss N
Tssns.s w lsco1sin, Aisspufi. Afksna,. keni,iety
tfittis1 baf. 80 ~ fst>-ite -He HffsrsipFi Is dis
wi Tss WEI, gT NJ. og Tgh NAILS AT
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oFFIcERS ELECTED BY COUNCIL

ILtRk--JAMFfF lNHEAT,
rERaEANT--I siii ALA EOSS.
ALbrRNEN--lst WaTd. M'NauEfien; gnd vs. ard,
james hfonuell ;-ifd Wsrd. Geo Duly ;--iih " ard
rhtliP Bisf--Sih Ward. q GUY.
SGSATAVY Co.'S stTfEE.-isl " lard, Thomss Campbell:
Ind " ard. A Todd ;-1rd Ward. w Hsrdiuz;--ftli
Ward, John Robinson 18th WSTd. D " EAss-t.
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GIT BRANDRETn'S FILLS.
/ YlELDED TO DESPAIR

" 'heH OF iskine the PRESCRIPTIONS 81 the plvslct,
l'urci was usrlrfs aud was utterly Opposed 10 k.
W D.. AZ itrhds tecaue AIMED ones sp'itsd u, A.,
~ ba1dhcihs fhs, asserting that they derive- nt..t
irncat ffotu tIeir Al e. Tempted 4, 49,
lhHn tnal, ard % d. tut ltri ~ ssy Ist amer 49,
tbHn short time, tfra1 to fecov,s ard IN y, a.
ENTIRELY RESTOBRD II HIAITU
ard think a duiy viii owe % ID v-pfI and 10
d. biandrs'h,'o HaAs this pnhi, ackpow II iSnssnt
fsfa
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CORNER OF MONROE AND WATER SIS
Consisting in peu of the toliowing, satin l.,n.,
herAs OF every kini Slate oold Linen, Dra do Brown
y bIoVknc'd do, cinghsOl-. Cotton Cassinsrs Heavy
S,o'Sn coating rweeds Gold MIXED. do Park. Drah
v, senisi cloths susfeuders, Gloves and stocks.
onet etavais. Scarf. SIX and SATIN.
fine Sa-siInefe,, French Doe SKIN do; Fancy Plaid,
French do; Nooi Biack Bueksktn.
CAshniere, MsrsSiiles silk and satin Of
tLOIiiS-Surer fnc French cioih Iiaek do Bte do
Green do, Bvcwn do Invisible s:fcen de-
Al Of which VIII 10 made Co order ~ the Shortrsf
n"cc and most fashionable and and a. very
lew prices !, - not necessary for tell the ,s,llic
thsi am TAtioR; for u j. well known that hrre
held my place A. fashionable rsiior nom the very ht.
WAYS siood No.l - =
Tie public VIII ind IL IA their a,ivsn 20 cali ~ the
"sa 'rn'rd Route Clothing store, where lley ~ find
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fiORNI3ept v ~ DILLON.
PLUMBERS.

CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.
= ASr Sue MARKET ST few dnots l,l0pr She
a. Inst pGec. have supplied jhci.scives win a r,n
Nd 'Nftfe ard oef n1turssf for their t-iness ~
snifrnr s1 e, aud ia Ter tHeuec.ygs that win len
years tAI AklENCE they Will IL atlC to render The
niusi recleci sa'isfstfiou.
N, .9el carry OF 'be House AID STEAM BOAT rLCM
ZINC u Ell l.s i.a lchcs
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
hf Arrangements wish The mann Gctnlpv. uo have re
ecFrd ava wili COTS spflv rerivirg and reaa,, q.
-urrY ic q. owe llpc NbOesae aud fe all Of tlc te
lua. aud as low a. czu o. had iu the country
Ihcr iaNe constantly On hand Ued.arfs ~ different
tfFrr tons, Fa'trrs Kettles. water closets hath tuts
~ aiH '"dfg''s abb. fVpr.e COR hcacbua. cholni
fai ef Aus c-d cntu- ps rut infl rut1pg sai r7r.
aHt tusuuor8i JJH. w
NaCf cuEfur % fHToufh irs|sl f.e. f.r st,t,. t
aNCNiue houses DO rlc c0untrv.
shl'rnf p1mpf ipf county wells. steam enrinos &c
Ah oscls Thankfully received Eud quuciusI. attended,
81. - ''e'''
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LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD rlrf
STEAM POW m,

"f manuisctPfing purposes Do supplied 10 -srassl
de "nH "a MECHANICS, in the 2nd story Or Their ty
'i,. ~ ou ihe Ground floor al very mode a. tent
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OFFICE or THE cobUMBUs INSURANCE co
ar snRivER & sIrLLK's wAEEnogsE, wsTEE ~.
SAB Hk LIST, secretary.
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FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

~ tsiiam has large stoc ~ Heefe 4 Cns'ar's Pan
@sS iaslian Has wbich he Will receive fhis day frs,a
New H9Fk 1hoss wishing Fashiouala n At " IN ~ syen
Ia can segu al 10 Man street.
ssP 10 &C MCMILLAN
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Ssc. dy .sfn.ic (Iotbj,g

al OF ihis rungs Ale and not tho accumulation of az
Old stock II eight or ten years standing assure On.
lmn'o ~ those who palFonixe ihs, all garments
sc made Ia the latest style. of good t:ocs aud VIII war
rant nay work u tn ard for LOW rRiC ~ that cant H.
GAINS ~ w. 'N
ap 20 A. NJ ADAMS
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LOOK oVT!!
WATER sT. Ci!EAP cas-

CLOTHING STORE;
SECOND door beio'e the United States Hotel
IlastiiRg, Va
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EsEEE ClqANCERY

4 tHEHB ~ Ne ClTtHH SuPtrlOr COntf ~
Il, Lac and Choncery. for Ofiocounfy VI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
G.. Nj. DALLAS.
To Athanasus Ford, George Guier, Richard Pcliz
John Hentz, Wm, w. Weeks, Esquircs, and 9th
ers, Philadelphia.

eTThc New York Journal of Commerce pays the
following well merlted tribute TO the VicePresdent
of the United States:
elf we coveted any mans position, it was that
of GEO. NJ. DALLAS, when upon him alone devolved
the responsibility of passing defeating the Peoples
Tariff. He however proved himself equal to the
emergency; and although he has since been burned
in efhgy by some of the indscreet friends of tie
Tariff of 1872 yet we do hesitate TO say that the
vote which he gave the memorable 18th of July,
relieving the millions from burdens towhich they have
so long been subjected for the benefit of a compare
lively few will prove TO be, with the nation at large,
the most popular act of his life. We believe it was
an act of principle and duty against a combination
of influences sufficient to have crushed any ordinary
man."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20

BURNING IN EFFIGY.-We recommend the follow
ing from Pennsylvania paper, to the careful persal
of violent protectlonsts. 1t is remarkably pointed,
we think and s'cpeaks for ITSELF"
ssThe efigy of George Nj. Dallas was burned In the
public streets of Philadelphia last week by Federal
mob During the Bank panic, the fathers of those
who composed this mob, and calling themselves Ma
tiona Republicans burned the efigy of General An
drew Jackson on the same ground. In 1877, the eff
fpy of Thomas Jefferson burned OH the same
Identical spot by the grandfahers of the rioters OF
1916. who at that time called themselves Federas;s
Tn l775-'6-7-'S-'9, the great-grandfathers of this
same mob of 1916 burned the efgy Of Patrick Henry
and George Washington, on the same spot likewise,
and went by the Of Tories. The line of de-
scent is direct TO be unquestonable and what
is more remarkable is, that the old generation always
manage 1t to become unpopular that they advise
their children TO change their names"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
p5-A London paper sneers at MIR. Golden, The

0E5-A London paper sneers at Mr.. Golden, The
anti-corn-law leader thuss~-e
ssAnd Icho is Mr.. Golden, and tchat has he done
He is the son of SUSSEX farmer, Who grsssssd ttc
trade of calico printer. Succeeding in this bust
ness his ambition led him TO couet seal in PGrlid-
ent. To gain this, ecidt and agitation were Beces-
sary He therefore threw himself into the corn-law
agitation, and has succeeded in has aim 20
This is absolutely the handsomest compliment which
it is possible to pay the Great Reformer. The cise
as well as witty London Punch, after descanting at
length upon the above extract, gives the ANNEXED
forcible finishing stroke:
'And still as Golden spoke, and as the League was
dissolvng fast-its great end gloriously, because
peacefully accompished-sure we sfr that every
corn field waved more beautifully beneath the alien
circling heavens, whose impartial bounty shed upon
all men, should teach all that they are all OF one TAM
ily-created TO assist esteem and live in peace with
one another And this glorious lesson (never to be
taught by schoomasters with bullion ON their shout
ders) will ultimately, be taught by Free Trade Such
were the tougs-such the belief that the last ora
ton of Richard Golden awakened in US, listening
"And now we learn that ''He is the son OF Sus-
sex farmer who preferred the trade Of calico print
er." We feel that We have been grossly insuited.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20

The MAcKINAw TRAeEDY-ALMosT.-The I" des.
perate woman" who didn't shoot her I" false hearted
liver though she had several times apparently at
tempted it, has " kissed again and made up" and Mr..
and Mrs Gray live on the island happy may be.
After the recent shooting farce, the revengeu Mrs
GRAY took lodgings at boarding house where the
per6dious Mr. GRAY was engaged in the fish business,
and whenever the latter appeared among his satofy
res on the dock she confronted him pistol in hand.
They exchanged some bitter words and malignant
eye-sots but without fatal effect. At last The fnB-
loving bysanders, who had witnessed an interesting
alteration contrived to hustle the beigerents into
coopcr's shop together and reconciliation was SO
far effected that the next day the flowing pair took
stroll il is said the outrageous vcinage of Sugar
Loaf! How long the " course of true love viii run
smooth in this case is still mighty uncertain."-
Clere Her.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
Miami Lands.

The following IS the bill granting prescriptions to
Miami Lands, which passed both houses of Congress,
and doubtless received the Presidents signature:
A BILL to grant the righ Of prescription 10 actual
settlers the lands acquired by treaty from the
Miami Indians an Indiana.
Be 1t enacted Jy The Senate and House Of Repre-
SentdtreS Of the United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That every actual settler being the head
of family, or widow single over the age of
twenty-one years, who is in possesslen,sby actual
residence a house-keepef of any tract of public
land within the limits of the several cessions by the
Miami Indians in Indiana, which have not yet been
proclaimed for sale by the President any such per-
son who shall hereafter SETTLE erect dwelinghouse,
and become house keeper upon any tract of land,
shall be entitled to the benefits and privileges,
with respect to said land granted to settlers
on other land by the act approved tweny-second of
June 1898, entitled, " An act to grant presumption
rights" and the several amendatory provisions of
said act effected by the subsequent acts bearing date
first June, 1910, and third March, 1913: Prorided,
That the minimum price per Of said land shall
be two dollars per acre.
Sec. 2. And be ii further enacted, That in every
case the affidavit of the claimant under this act shall
be like unto that prescribed by the act of twentyse
cond June, 1888; and the same shall be filed, and
proof and payment made for the land claimed at any
time before the day fixed by the Presidents procla-
nation for the public sale of the said land PrOrided
That where tract of land is settled upon set
Element made such tract subsequent TO the date of
this law shall confer right the last mentioned
settler; and where settlements shall hereafter be made
the right shall be in the first settler who shall other
wise comply with the conditions of this law.
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PAINFUL TRAGEDY.-The Dayton (Ohio) TRANSCRIPT
gives an account of an affray between two brothers
James and William Black, about seven miles north
of Dayton, ON Thursday evening last. They bad
been hauling in grain andssaislHfie arose, Nhe,ler
each had hauled in his share The father reqoested
James, who claimed TO ha We finished his shares 70 assist
William. The parties became enraged, and William
threatened TO 1og James. James dared him TO come
down from the wagon and try il. William e me
down, and James received him with biow from
pitcllfork which he held, which dislocatod his neck
and caused instant DEATH And now, the bltterest
grief at this dominion of his passion and the death
of his brothers James awaits his trial at law for tbs
assss
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"When am far away, wish you remember all say
10 you no~-love me, aud above all, thiEk Of me-"
Thy wolds not forgoien dear
They ne'cr be ~ me
Ny lonely hours they ever cheer,
And bid me think Of thee.
For dly and musingly dwell,
And almost hope 10 hear
The voice. whose gentle. lovirg SELL
Fall music like upon my ear.
Oh this Illusion is sweet,
! dare not breathe for fear.
Ny fancy-web will prove cheat,
And like fairy disappear
Could 'Fancy's fairy hands create
veil Of mage power,
And cast4eeeer relentless fate,
Only for one brief hour
Thea might know the happiness
That few OF moItal birth,
Have ever tasted--Eeavcn's blissfuiness,
Upon the round green esflh H. T. H.
IadiangEykS. dug 10, 1916
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Words for Music.

Thine eyes are no less beautiful
When Ger that check the holy cream
Each treasured smile alone ran tell
OF hopes of bliss, that Sweely seem
To calmly flow in DAYS Of peace
Till faded joys in silence cease.
Less sadly bright that brow appears.
Than beauty seems 10 weep her tcar<
The glow of life. tho sunny rays,
In every tIeSs diyinely wavef
A Puler heaven around them PLAYS
Cvuli refuse the gift ii gave
Each VOID note, each note a song,
All oh that mu-ic bears along
heart more pure, dream more fac,
Than ere in this cold world might be;
With holy lips, and smiles that are
The Eden Of my home in thee. ]. C. r.