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DyspepSia, RhtumatiSG, SerofUla, Cough, Atih.
mo, COnSampiiOn, LfUfr Complaint, &c,
TRtlTH is NfGHI'Yl

u
OyspepSia, RhtuMaliSg, Serofla, Cough, Atth.
mo, CONSUMPTION, Livfr Complaint, Sc,
TRUTH is MIGHTY
Aio you Hck9 beware OF imations T. Atk for KsiEp-
iohis Vegetable IHeirt. The many cures made by thus
tleu1lntlnd saio remedy may luduto eounte eilitg
siaid Tie tett 81 public OPINION 80 sT olpuns snghl
vahiEo worthless aiirle, 10 keep " w % good
medicine q u tc not really 20.
lie iies ye8r after yest, Ia tpe o. opposino he pto
pie Ieadiiy And Outin viripess and he s u tle ptb.
Sea from houih TO mouth With mnre rapidy than ueWs-
papers can spread h. A living witness tlstiiyig 10 tie
CuIo medClne las made for HIM ~ OF than
aul newspaper edyerttnE
proof Of whttwo say sboyei we 10 eT youip HsmP-
t6As RsssiSiis z ilsiilgt, and Us eLecls. .l
the vile o. 4. w. Yeakle, Gtoeer, az Peari st. cured
9! lhegnallsm Of eight years standings all other lsps
WIN 81. oldham gate or the Custom House, ) dwelling
No l26 Pine e. Of DJ6pepsia great deb lily permanently
W A. EchaeGer. Beg on, OF the lde6, isittrassuhd
most highly respectable ei1 % cured Of great Neaknesa
md restored 10 robust health
JarIot Plmmett 1853 baltimore st. Huieted intefaey
years with hip Seate aud reutla rhodIiiani eutd
aiieTall ohec REMEDIES had niltd.
Spuce Will not ~ init 10 ano hundreds Of othetft AZ
Geo W GOodiish, GIpl fhoi 8 not, RobI Gsull Jas.
SInyth. cured OF Thsinttlsni. POI
JOhG Potvlils 81 A. GIiain, John Lake, Rev. " Bak'
ridge, a. g. NAVY aud Thousands oiheIt cured o. DyuPP
sl, SeiOiuu, eOugh liver Complaints hTohehitiu saint
yllua Danee &c We Ieisrto our own eltitenS-esl on
DR. HANP7oR ths uutior this meat Hamrton'o
Vegetable Velue, 10 In BIS 6Qih ear lug0od heath
thai aeo that isnoi Snartiee sOt W oiRPoto
~ HUE6RgDs III hli city viii bear the san' ls',l-
Sajit-Cinmd SCI pamphlets tsaaa,> Apdsss DE many
~: Foi sale by r, NJ. logaR & Co, whs,llpS.
sgnslai sssrtsl Sohn H. lnpPan, t,h'yaTdr by
~ soia 5, Mnsrlntl & Aew1aAv, go baltimore u
Baltimore, aud S0i liToa Away MY,
GV-Pries ~ rsr bottle - $40
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''4''' '' All 9TIIRRkADwBLL & SONS.

safes OF sizes, suitable for nohants banks, jewel.
ers record onoes stesmboatE, &c ie and lhel proof
bah vault DOORS plate chests private families etc
hand, sale, and made 10 order Of the depo ig2 Pearl
atteet. 1 door below Maiden Lane, New York, hy i
Tsnis dtvla nin ROHRRT " PATRICK
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10 Rent
Grant Rnrrnln.
N0TTCE- EY1'RA

NgR subscriber Whaling quit the Confectionery bus.
lea - W." ~ W. Wy 4. A. PARKER. MarkstsE
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BALTINoRE 3 oaIo RAILRoAD.

O.
bo irsins hen iVAssiug . Btlnert, WaShnStoH
~, Guy, PhlsdapAfa end We York Ll,
ON aud amer Monday next, The sd lon1aiy, lh9 DO
tween wheelgsspl galpe9 VIII DO rpnees ioli!9ayhi
Tie hrstlrau WIN leave dal ats' A. No wheeling
fhs SECOND train daily sIe4S, +. N. WI sonEtine,sz
'. i.a ssit'q'''' 'ps0'A IN poRp sssat
DE Advised aud use tho japan boos Polish. hst
ID hst rata article aud nd mistake. IL yot 10 not pc
thllItis lust como aud buy toie-.9ly 10 cents
sish7sS III a llnOnsl
TNPORMVTiON Is wanted OF One SACK 81 Oppfis, Agp
posed 10 have been taken nom te landing n mistake,
on The 3itt jauuaryi mathet w bnuaia a SoH
Anyrepon having knowiedsoo u VIII sonleF a RVor
Ntssbssss9 p'HA ~'l g.. q MAKER Co.
-F-I -TU NRW GOODS.
EVT ave receiyins our new Spring House Futdthing
wv Go6l6 compnsins elyleg Of P,eneh China din
uef ard Tea tsi nni and silver plated caalorn,
frames Tea and coffee Urhes sugar bowls butter coolers
caud esuekB Forks and Spoons, salt frames With giaet
nngs, boxes beau fully decorated anew Article ior
ID sets % plecea and single aeai solar lard lamps With
uslres paper and sIast toether Will ere stock
oIcommon g0oatadapod 70 theeOnhlry trade, Az which
we Oerut Kaaieu PTlcrG uddlnB only TIE difference Of
tIansnortation. HOH0S, BARNRs & Coz
iIaIU Glass Manufacturers. No. % 3lOnfotGl.
mr1 nstr toe Post once, Wleellng
IT'S NO JOKE,
3YkRY hodyin town q lhiklug about them. Watt
IL Why tie new GUodhio Ne sure AZ f
KeD Bloti1 y Wro'a
and The bargains they 10 Ell VINO 60 there 10
ita Try them once and ever alter buy youraJ
gnOhh tthar store. .fa...H anl1
New y06t llino ior Ih5 Oh OF UrdpeWne- ilrth
IN supply Of this oil Tor sale by
lsi7 ) o. yOwRLt ghlontl
FOUR CENTS CASH I
TNOUR cents ror round win be paid lncaAh for good
- elean linen and cotton Rage DELIVERED a. ihs BOOK
apq2 .i 81 Monroe Il.
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m, R.-Jaoob 80. Warden will Be found Al the Law or.
nee or Afred Caldwell, with tie books and accounts or
Warden & Edwards, and al persons ndabled 10 said
without delay 10 alone being authorized TO settle tho bus
neSs Of said old hTm, - -
ie20 JACOB ~. Walden.
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NOTTON.

r no hereby give notice that have appointed simeon
ID. Woodrow ny agent, with lull power ard authority
for aud On own name atont, 10 carry ontho bu
lneta or Family Grocery AZ the soe room, Wahh.
lnston Hall.
WIN DULTY.
WheelinFi SEPT 8, 1871 Ifft acp6-2wd
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ugSis nooTs. woMAKis WEAR.
$40 pairs best calf boosi $3.50 pair womsnh lace bOOts
GUn do hin do llOO1 do Kip Sdo
ESQ do thick do 800 do morocco DO
$50 do wuiei proofdol woMEN's uArrEHa
nks'a uROuANs. ls50 pair wOmons gaiteie, an
800 pairs best cslfbrOFansl tooTai
30 do. Nip so 6Q0 palT Walking ehOesl
COO do thick DO go 40 mo buaklnsj
all do low prce do so do hid d
noYs' Ann Youru'a nRoaANL 2JQ do Jenny lindl
con pair buys' thick hrogans. $50 10 sinncTh af
gO do Kin do hl6sKa' nooTf.
so pair youths Kip do 250 DO oIoeeO bOolsi
SOl 10 thick do 300 do gaiier do
"a nOYg BOOTS 900 do ralf do
100 palr boys thick boolsi 200 do Kip 40
go do ktp do ". CniLBREns nOoTa
200 90 cair do hoo paii chill fancy bOoiej
yoUrn'a BOOTS iOm do Kid & mo. DO
100 pair youths calf bOolsi 400 do gat DO
POO do kin do 800 pair men's, won1en's
20 do thick do and misses gum shOoa OF
frt tho best quality.
IBrTo which would respectfully invite my customers
and The public genaIay 10 call aud examine before pur-
sii,a In MlRsH.
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$3.50. NOTICE. 5000
TTApING this day sold Out my gtotery Store on TIE
III west aide OF lie Old haik1t Hpsee, ih die city OF
Wheeling, tomy bloihsT, Andrew M6ldiew, airerfohs
Indebted 70 me- BY byok account otberWite aio hofo3y
required % Close The SAME BY oe OF oiherwl1f a. IA
determined 70 settle up ny old lu,nssg sstIesdiy -
possible. sil JOHN MULbRkW3
HAVING puTeha;sa ths abeys tblilhHsni IRON nI
III hfdtheff lhell tlW1gti lc.p o. hand frcsh
chpleo atlefHonoi Family Grotefc era topt % rolaf
the patropa1 ~ TIE odculomtr4 Q ny hr0ihar and a.
many noW uul4 81 viii etfc ne tcot ndWlnGoa 40 Tia
they ah,il loi g ap.y dri,iltlta ~.
wheeling. 5at can, 1856 10
Pay Your Taxes.
Tax Eoyotr VIII fcIlcmtcfihit ~ els IlE1o 'lr
fc5l. Ncit az % IS aiti itY 81 juis Hilletrfoh
en- ~ 5li1ln soon, and hope ihsy Will pqpf,rArsdto
Si5 w g SCOTT, ceil.slel
NOVICN
T7Etlt dtr1lithg lltapit|d tllp.d ~ ~
srs r,1ailtdi oein We. ~, ianr ial1la rilttllt
ttr-aIIr 81 uiNo.l dtnf
aina
10 Iuaoll ~
II-l % ~ tttt
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Men'a Size per PAIR. 35tenil.
I,adlet do 40 81
BOyB & lnltses 10 2S 50
20 100000 Worth
al ana r1araons1 rlrt,te ~ Oh, pao,

fttr a9RO0I00N WQAgh
ofReal and Personal Estate for the People.
MAGNIFICENT GNrERrRisgl iibERAL, EatirABLE
.uiGgl1huifl AND CEArAtN,A e-i .oh
WhltehuFtt'a DRRuerreoiype EuterPFiseill
H. WHlTEHURST las decided 10 Tutsieea In tTust
b Tor tic benefit OF tue sha teOldeis IN tie abuve
orpte SO 900 worth OF real aud s0na estate, 10 be
ditposed Of among the hoet Of shares al the earliest
possible date alter tue sale oil the shares. Tile ceHh
Gates each, which entities The holder 10 equlla
bic share IN the wiihin amed magnificent collection OF
real and personal property asu, Of WhllehuTsps
- W0ild'a far Pemuni Dlguoreoypes OF sell or niend
~ any time whe Wien The cerncatels presented at el
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BxPBNsGs.

MAlrlculniiou Pest f1. 6 8
PfOfissofHf Fees, IDS
nemousirhtnris Pee, ~ u 10
Graduation Zee, -
The price OF board, influing iuel hghia ond 1erVanH
attendance leutualiy gu e3l perweek. til
The caaloguc. d,c cn1faihir1 n Information concern
ling the lnsutulou VIII Be ofWardei toihoto applying
forii or areclnc Gn1 lfltl llaW weird l1 leitr tIf
Nfiaa DAVID n. TUCkRR,M ID.
augotd no,nuf ne Fsrnly, Relmond Va.
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rf .iH InE'aI lu'' g1a 'Ssso%nnL e unlen.
arRINe IN suMMkR pRY aooDa,

eOmprtlus an elegant bso5rtnen OF Ladies' Dress 0podsi
the rlehest pailerni aid deat slylesi onnois Rib
blhs and tmndnFs Also, every atlice In tho line Of
gloda gentlemen's lbs slock 10 selected wih
view pleasing everybody both 10 qualify and Price
which be fiues himself be can do 10 ian who win give
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,,,r.l PARADE Of the Wheeling Pitemen
l" ,,O.ce on Saturday next Extensive pie
~. ~. A., making lorthe location.
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TNTNLTTNT1 " AWNTIWNINI w ~ ~ -T'''l1 N''7I-F
side, London,
MlsUsioTosY, No. a Martst sirtsG Mansi9tT,
EnFid,id.
l.B 4 10 are oaiablphlng lepols Tor 10 fae of.'Iho
Proleel0ri In a Paris OF An8Tca Phlteans SUI oh.
drtetsl5 c0thi6t dry gOodt usTchsnlSs 5siiele hhd
inln5t tto G5hiiemtHl Furnishing 6ole heeiei are
ontfuoied With ne whostaio bud Te;a uhuio %
ihgDlf gud 70 whom hot liberal terms ere oneie a ~ "
enlurrbts, ADD tplthdd opportunity oeu1 ~ themt pf
sal1 ana pf0dlah lo buifest. H .fEr
10 H1RCOURT, BRADLEY q Co
saptqi3m s. Ann ptresi Asw York. u. ~.
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New WhoIeonIo aud Retail Rect aud
Shoe Sore, hf
JAMES B. MARSH,
ti.ATH TiNuLE AND MARSii, tu
No. IS monroe atTeetl WheelIng, W

Nsri deer 10 @ s,r, On&Co,
q. lem now receiving from nv Easern manufao,
al tuiers orc or Inc largest aud best assorimenta OF
" iioOls aud Shoes for illl and winter weap ever
Nsunercd III this market, they having been manufac-
iurod order according 10 ny direction, expressly
Tor relating To my customers and tile public Genefnly,
can ohor unusually largo VGety OF the best style Of
boots aud Shoes, which auatanteo equal both quality
OF material wOrNtuth, 10 those manufactured In
this or any other part OF THE c0uniTy.
My stock will be ouud % consist o. 10 part the FOL
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PAIf. FASHIONS FOR HATS.

FALL, FASHIONS FOX HATS ttt-s
THB tuhterbsr II pTcnsitdto inTneh Ne 9ltona ana
IA public with aupeJioT Hats oi ~ i'ie8t tall eilet
ilthoiS who ihhk enpulh q heir eaql y = hHls ~
diop ni5 of b cost snfysy pt g aiu9,s.
,sth on tonio nature ~ ~ ~ ge faAee We
iorhlih splendid HAS, that VIII alto u W' os's'y
hSfhs lirhl bl,st, 70 IS, tsr Of ~ Bis Bsd h,i'
i,tod 40 sodlf 81 iio Aofih Wsaisrn Rahh, AAip'''
w .s.os Va ',.gf ". " IAMIsoH
cat GSTm1oioWn l1nip0itcki ini 80, " ntFRRl
10 7Il7 4 az 81 lid % f5f cent. "a q, \ Rea
NO, u ga LelOn. -
A PEtq halftltll oiorti ~ - ~ 4 nRIINY.
49,. .,s,,,i ~ I'm ~ ~ 80 r. 81, ~
VA naa. iiWsys q. 5,la Z. ~ HWY
4 iIS1RY iH9 Hsb4 ~ y bfu6rat
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LOOK OUT BALD HEADBll
E0l boitlHg OF Storta Chemical Hair InvieofatoT
OOU Tor hadness and gtey hair
For sale wholesale RldTelail BY
mle D. vOWKLIa q Unlonst.
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TImOTIEY sERD AND lkBG BUTTRB,
il BY GRO. WILSON,
nugi7 rt markell square, Wheeling. Va,
T'eiad, Sieuhentte ard RePuhilciu, CRdiE, copy 70
be amount Of eieteh, aud charge this ONCE.
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Totals. 4,3oe, 544,76 3,s77,s4s.os

~ Subject 10 re adjustment, owing to imperfections
of piats from which selections were made.
(2 Under decision Of ttorney General July "a 1857
This grant may be regarded as closed in All the states
except louisiana and is presumed. that IL VIII now DC
disposed Of by that State also.
The grant for the Central Railroad from Chicago TO MO.
bile with branch TO Galena, has been adjut ted ana
finally closed that in Missouri from Hannibal to ST. Jo
seph also closed except aew tracts claimed BY the
railroad which have selected BY the agents of the
In process Of adjustment The grant for the south
western road from st Louis, Missouri is In process OF
adjustment and will be completed soon IS practice
BILE. Nothing has yet been done with the grants Tor
roads in Arkansas for the that by the terms OF
the grant, the Legislature Of the State authorized
to the routes OF the road and that body
did not meet since the grant made, till this fall.
II IL presumed that the routes Of these roads will be
established, from surveys already made, and when
tsbished the grant will be adjusted speedily prac
e grant for the Sault Ste Marie Canal is expected
win be finally adjusted by the commencement OF the
session OF Congress.
Al the instance Of many members Of Congress and
others about thirty millions OF acres in several Of
fhe and states had been withdrawn from market in
tcipaon OF grants for railroad and other internal i'm
provements As such grants were not made, II was
deemed expedient 10 restore these masses OF lands TO
market especially in view Of the passage OF the Dill era
duatine price Of the public lands and TINS mas oeen
done except where the reservation was for nxed Penod
has already been made
Jbs sdyusiuea. Of these grants, and the promp' az
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ress . statement Of the time the puzzle isnds
sed according TO this act graduating and reducing the
price Of the public lands passed 4th August, 1854
The statistics now on hand cannot aid In preparing an
answer to this resolution il they could DO relied
on The Of the lands Is progressing - ra
pidy q possible and when completed Win be neoes-
sary to ascertain the amount in each township that re-
cass6cations required by this act may from time to
time be made This work ia tedious and slow, and re-
quires the service Of those who familiar with the
land system. To obtain . starting point 1t was neces-
cary post all sales locations and selections up to July
last This Ia mostly done, and every effort consistent
the to the resolution at the earliest day prac
cable.
AL Of which, with the accompanying documents Is
most respectfully submitted With great respect your
obedient servant, JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURr.-This he'd
commenced its annual term at Washington the A
inst, at noon Every member Of the Court preseu
fancy, Chief Justice; Hon. John Mclean, Hon. James
Wayne, Hon Jchn Cstron, Hon. Peter'v. Daniel, Hon
Samuel Nelson, Hcn Robert O. Grier, Hon. Benjamin \
Curtis, and Hon. John A. Campbell Associates Justice.
The Chief Justice announced that tho Court would
msncc the call Of the docket to-day. The Court The
the executive mansion pay their respects to the Pres
dent OF the United States. 1I-'
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ANOTHER SECRET SOcHTY-WHY ArCHuoN 4
THE SsnArE-There il . rumor adoat to the e0e(
for the purpose Of introducing aavery into Kansas q
hazards Men pledged repair TO that territory o.
the night preceding the election present themselves
the polls next day. and cast their votes for saveey an
its candidates. The society ia reported to nruabs
several thousand members all ready. Senator Atchise
has the credit Of organizing It, and the Rev. Thosns
Johnson late delegate to Congress from Nebraska II en-
ployng II to fost himself into the same position frss
kansas-Du Pdge (IH.) Journal, Nou a.
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wonderful excitement and CONSERVATION has prsva5
ed among the good citizens OF the city OF Concord ID
ring few days past caused by the discovery Of the M
that large number Of the houses Of the city mar
with peculiarly shaped pencil herogyphc. These mari
have been attributed by many to robbers, ami rust
revolvers and firearms have been furnished mn snd a
by the bedside, ready for instant use In many quiz
family. The PatriN explains the matter BY statir
sample pedlars who adopt this method Of registeri1
the houses which they have visited. NevertheIess u
Patriot may be wrong, for, singularly enough, sou
been discovered upon the houses doors Of the Kns
Nothings
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The Anair OF Honor I'm Philadelphia.
CONTINUED APTHR IL

from the Philadelphia Ledger, Dec. 81
We have received from Gen. Small the following sta'
ment respecting his participation in the affair ne
GENTLEMEN Il was surprised by the publication
to-day's Ledger, among the Local A1airs of part
Townsend Smith and DR.. Leonard Henley, in which
name was unjustly and improperly introduced. n
Smith must be impressed with singular notions Of
voluntarily and for the sake Of notoriety to furni
your reporter with copy Of my note to him, and
mfsrepresent the whole affair, rs he has done, for
purpose of giving it the import and bearing OF An0th'
Affair of HONOR When handed him the note REFER
to, told him my business with him vas not Of . pr
iesaonai character nor dd wish It TO be considered
me to act as DR.. Henley's friend the hope that
difficulty between the parties might be arranged, vii
out proceeding to eStremites. He replied with /
ing that he did not look upon the difficulty betwes
himself and DR.. Henley as of sufficient importan
lied IN substance, that any aacuIty however trian
was worthy OF proper and honorable adjustment
tween gentlemen, and that serious consequences We
only to be apprehended when both Of the part
refused to submit to fair and pacific accommodate
He then referred to the Of the quarrel when
terposed and told him did not wish to hear his vers
Of It from him, or to give him Dr. Henleys account q
and again, verbally, requested him to name friend
whose discretion he could connde, repeating the no.
that could settle the matter in satisfactory
Instead OF complying with my request, Mr.. Sni
spoke Of conscientious scruples against fighting ds
but said: never 60 armed and you may tell DR.. He
leylthat shall not be afraid to meet him 1t any tine
may think proper to the fight" told Mr.. Smi
that could not carry such message; and, after r
questing him to consider my note and to send
or friend, left him A we parted, he said that '
my note he desired not to deem his silence discou
teous to myself.
Alter such conversation 1t is certainly strange,
scarcely in keeping with the rules Of good breeding
ind garbled and one sided statement Of this dispute
the public newspapers inserted ct the instance Of -
teman who could not regard it Of Sufficient impos
ance to take any further action on it. And may I'D
that ought to be greatly Obliged 70 Mr.. Townser
Smith for his assurances of personal respect ses
my note IN print after the explanations gave to him
its real import and object. have language to q,
press my appreciation Of his Of honor and shal
therefore, decline the attempt and leave his conduct
the commentaries Of his friends, II he has any.
Your sympathy for him as . sensible man" and
law abiding citizen, }" is, ! think, entirely throw
self he first struck Dr. Henley, and in his intcrvie
with me- he said he had objection to renew the 6g
at any time. The truth is, Mr. Smith, although once
colonel has constitutional objections TO being gen
man, but has none at all TO playing the bully and, pc
haps, something worse. Very truly, yours,
Monday, Dec. 4, 1854. WN f. SMALL.
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S1S iotai.. 1870. ....:: sA1, 100
Whole number Of pensioners June 3d. 1888, was II, SO
Annual amount payable to them, $1,070079 So. Same
June S0th 1854, oe5, and annual amount payable
them, 81, l72,65i 63.
Number Of revolutionary soldiers on the roll June
3Oth, 1853 306
Number Of revolutionary soldiers ON the rsn June
JVth, 1903 ...... i,ooS
There have been taken from the rolls Of the army PEN
soners during the year ending June 30, 1SSby death,
643; BY transfer TO the Treasury Department., as un-
claimed PENSIONS 883-total LIS. OF the navy pen
oners for the year ending Sept 80 1884, "a are report
ed dead and 80 transferred to the Treasury Department
unclaimed pensions. OF those transferred to the
Treasury Department very few are again restored to
the roll.
Bounty land issued under acts 1871, ~ and
IA, for services during the war OF 1872 TO Acres.
September 30, 1854. S4 972
Acts February IL, 1s47, Mexican IL, 0O8 $40
Acts September 49, 1860 and March II, 1852,
war OF 1912 and various Indian wars since
1890 Observation-Disclosures. 13, $50 800
Total 81 ,427 612
Issued since1ast annual report. ........ 6,029812
Whole number Of applications for bounty land under act
February II, 1916, to September 3o 1854 81 4s4
suspended or rcJec ted. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 74N
Whole number Of for bounty land under acts
September Is 1850, and March % 1852, to September
30, 1854. 247 131
"si''e" .ivs 10
In hands OF examiners and at rolls. ........... 1873
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ScBuyLERIsM m MILWAUKEE The DAILY DYu
cousin has the following cminous emThcre an n
pleasant rumor aHost that distinguished 6nancicr IA
suddenly departed fcr Europe with sbout t1oo, sQe
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Court of General Sessions.

beiore hon RECORDER l1iiOn i.
Die. Standardization Kelly was charged with
committing rape but found guilty Of assault and bat
terry only, and sentenced TO the rsnitcntary for SIX
months Charles Mathew, who pleaded guilty 70 man
Icntentiary for year. Thoaas Kelly, convicted OK
riot 10 the City Prison for IL days, and or
drrcd to pay hne OF SIS.
No cases being ready for trial, the Court then ad-
jourucd
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Fire bricks ere used In furnaces, stoves nd gra1
They enter into the comfort Of every naa. won
and child BY whom coal u used - N article Of %
fort or necessity. When thsse bricks have bean =
. little while they become stack up with what
called "clinker," or the metallic substance q I
coal In this state they do not allow ofs suflcis
supply Of coal, nor even allow what they do reoei
to burn free enough to yield the amount Of heat
quired. Al they are generally hid from night, q
il they are seen do mot admit of domestic rene(
they become productive ofths greatest inooanisd
10 fan lilies. Will not some genius give his 1nsI
to this subject and endsavor to discover some linl
for stoves, &C., which viii have no affinity for
metallic substance Of the cosl-that II, some iini
to which the elinker will mot stick. II our stow
&C., could be 90 prepared "a to empty thsmselJ
clean when the ashes ale removed, the discovsl
Of the mode would make prncely fortune, and O
fer benefit on every member OF the nations
whom bard coal - used. Let every one convsrsa
with metallic afinities-tha is, every worker U
tails think ON the matter. Perhaps some ono Y
be abe TO enrich himself and become public be-
factor, by making the needful discovery. BcuRs