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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-15

The Boston Post says that Buckner
and TiIghman are now in close conine-
ment at Fort Warren, but are permitted
to walk about the ramparls, Governor
Andrew visited the Fort the other day,
and the customary salute was fred
Buckuer happened to be nearly in range
of the gun; aud had just time TO jump
aside when it was discharged Tho force
of the wind from the cannon, however
precipitGted him heels over head down
the embankments injuriug his dignity,
though net his body very much Buck
neE is fond Of whisky and consumes Ii.
bsral quantities Of, purchased Of
course from his own funds, of which he
appears to be well supplied. He loves
the pipe equally well, Though natural.
ly Of Jolly temperament, his spirits have
not econ so cheerful OF late as when he
first arrived at the fort. The rapidly
sinking condition of the rebel cause
may have something to do with this,
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Monthly TerIns.

Af.-.l H.. NgeO f,.,,I, Cevtnc spd tns.
h W VIM i''>--'o''l'' 'A' w. ''' '''
'Ph Hutton ,ra.., 1850 xi,,o,,. ana
n, Apr, t EN-, a'O-'" N4'' ~
fl ,,,' MA ra"n ,seo p,,,.s p,,,o, ana H.
81. MSg u : v,", ,r'- ''""1 ' ~
S0Pn hS T''9. 'eso r. W N,,,, amt Allan
1unS = a. 'g'H' ''VS--'A ~ " N'''V' ''N avn
S'erelI ,sto ], c..,,.,., .,a
:, Augnsl le''H '''-' . '"'''"N' y ""'
\, s \, ou,'y r 1870 o,,n,,,n -,
september Irrn' loo---" oh@P''"" a"u
James Al Na'a ,o., v i,
oeiaber Term loOs--p' . montague q
Prlddy ,a,, ,, u,...
December Term leo9'--'o'ePh hehue''0"
aud W. u ymuo'x.
January Term '9o'--'' " h"''''O"' anu
Al NloRolAs' 49,
february Term 's0'--F hik''s' ana Isaac
X shank, 800,
March Term ls63--wm Cash, and Landon
Chapman.
April Term, Is6i--Allen SGbroll and Isaac
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Point plcasnnt Acndomr.

This institution was teopQned on
Monday last. tho 18th inst, under the
charge of G. w, Brown, L, L, B. A
good teacher has long been needed in
this place. There are scores olchildroq
IN town in whose education no ouo--nol
even their paTeuts--soem to take any in.
tc'cst. This is all wrong In a few
years they will DO grown into tho stat.
10 olmOn and woman, without kuowlj
edge aud wholly unalto battle with lht
realities ollie. No pnou can DO so d
different TO the welfare q bis children
as to permit thOr ,o.grov W in lign6.
rance and thr'i4Qetsp7 for all Omihg
timo their hOrsGApd ,thoif rrospccts -
Soc Advertisement "a.
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NOTICE

RIO DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN &
i Marines aud widows other heirs Of those
who have died or been killed in the service.
CHAs TUCKER. Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Land aud Pension Agent, Warrington,
D, @.
Pensions procured LOT soldiers, seamen aud
marines Of the present war. who arc disabled
W reason Of wounds received. or disease con.
tfactcd while in soryicr aud Pension, Bounty
~ Money and arrears Of pay obtained for Wild.
ows or other heirs Of those who have died or
been killed while in service.
Bounty land procured for services in any Of
the other wars.
CHAS. TUCKER. Washington, b. G.
Those entitled to Pensions Bounty land or
bounty Money, can have their claims prepareu
and forwarded to Mr.. Tucker by calling at tho
Register pfice
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Tickets

We are now prepared 10 print election
tickcIs upon the shortest office, forSiatv
aud county officers. Terms, 80 cts, per
hundred or 81 Ter thousand. Caudi,
dates in want of tickets will please send
in their orders The cash must ia all
cases accompany the orders, otherwise
they will not be attended 10.
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CHE ll)eeItIp aaesister
LOOM DEPARTMNNT.
QUE TERMS.

We trus, our subscribers will pardon
Us, when we remind them that our terms
are cash in sdvance--or at least within
two weeks from the date ofsubscription
We have put the price Of our paper a
the very lowost living figure, ss an in,
ducement lor prompt payment ami vii
be compelled, therefore. to insist that
those who commence with the volume
cali at once at the Captains office and
fork"
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VIZ call the attention OF our readers &c
The advertisement Of S. Hayward Il Sou,
Gallipolis Ohio. tc be found in another
column. They have iu2t rcceived,a new
lot Of Furniture, which they offer at the
loves. figures. Persons wishing any
thing their line, would do swell 10 give
rthem a call.
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.t-nG 4. L. Church is undergoing re.

NE 4. L. Church is undergoing re-
pats and will be opened for Sabbath
School on Sabbath May the 25th, at 8!
o'cIock, \. NJ, and preaching at lq!.--
All who feel an interest in the Sabbath
school are requested to be present at .ke
opening Of the School to participate in
the organization, ,Ic, c KING.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

We like General Fremonts policy re.
latiye to the guerilla warfare Of Western
Virginia. and the manner in which he
intends to treat the outlaws and murder.
ers, with the punishment they SO justly
deserve whenever they fall into his
hands; and with his knowledge of noun
tain warfare, we have no doubt, but
that he will get a goodly number OF
them. We see no good reason why they
should not have justice meeted Gu, to
them as we'll as other criminals. They
are not only guilty Of the highest crime
known TO our law--they are guilty Of
numbering inoliensiyO citizens who have
the frmness and moral courage TO stand
up for, and defend the governmental
government which we have only an es.
tate tail in, and are enjoinod by the
most solemn iutrumeGt the American
eye ever Witnessed (the Constitution to
hand it dOwnto our pos!euty uuimpair.
ed. and they take it under the SAME OBJ.
legation &c haEd ii down TO their poster,
itJ adigfa:tuni, making il a perpetual
instrument and sheet;anchor for future
generations, We have confidence ia
General Fremont, and believe that he
will carry out his policy in regard to
bush whackers, sucrilas, &c. Several
have already been hung.
But while we speak Of armed traitors
and assaSsns, We mpat not forget that
we have in our own yillage--in the loyal
county of Mason, TRAITORS of the deep.
astdye. who would do anything in their
power 10 overthrow out dearly loved in.
stitutions, ard Invite the Southern van.
dals to come in and reduce our town to
ashes and murder our ctizens. We IN,
derstaad taeY have regular meetings ev-
cry night for what purpose We know
not, but we are satisfied tha, it is
no: for any good These sslrsamo trai.
tors have a!Ita&en the OATH Of allegiance
and some of them are under bond for
their good behavior
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The WnEAr CRor,--We learn from
citizens who reside in the country that
the wheat crop Of Mason county presents
at this time unusual promise.
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w notice that Mr. John G, Gilmore
,hA'conuactor for repairing the streets
Of this town, has been leveIins Main ST.,
preparatory to grading The streets
for long lime have hcer almost impas.
siblc,
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The following, We clip from the Gal
lipolis Journal;
. A. secssher by the name oil RaIstou,
who some months since was arrested at
Point Pleasant and sent on voyage to
Columbus, for the benefit of his patriot.
ism, but afterwards released on taking
the oath, paid a visit tc Gallipolis on
Monday last, and aOCu made himself
conspicuous, by his load mouthed denun-
Citations ct old Abe Lincoln and his abo-
liter thieFiug, pEundering, hOrdos Of
soldier He asserted that JEFF. Davis
and ms men, were fighting for abe Con-
stituLion and laws, and were the only
true Union men IN the usual style of
blatant socessionism, he yilIided and
abused every thing connected with the
Government, and highly praised aud JUS
tilted the cause Of the rebels. In. "bob.
bin around" no "bobJed" into the store
Of John Dage,, where his doctrines were
decided y unpalla;able, whereupou notice
being given Co. G, of the Goth o. ", a
s4uad Of tho boys hs.bsd been SO. hasely
slandering waited upon him. and tender,
ed him lodgings with M. Wm, Gavin
in the county Jail, where be now lies q
prisoner. Better swear him again and
let hin go--down below. His arrest
vas uaquestionably illegal, according TO
Ereckinidgo Democracy. aud clearly in
violation Of the right office speech, $50
dear TO Seceshcrs, 80 formidable to free.
men only" Ho had not done any harm,
not he II is all wrong, swear him and
let him out. Why burden the county
With expense for such poor coaiemti-
Die traitor.
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NOTICE.

iTNHk annual r.eg,ing Of the Stockholders a
4 the dSson County Mining and Manufaelu,
ring Company will beheld Al the Office of u &
Company in Hartford City, Mason County, Va
on Hiesday the 22d day Of May next, at o
clock ?. NJ SAM. COLT, President,
Hartford City. 9ad Aprils
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ATTENTION +!

The Union Home Guards are rc-
qucsteI to meet al lhe ouri.acuse on
Saturday next, at 4 O'clock. Business
.oi Importance to transact,
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I've otest War news We publish,
compels. the omission Of several articles
intended for this issue.
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waESlvrR We see secession preacher,
ss fancy We see one who has HOtole the
livery of heaven to serve the lavel IN.
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FRosr, Jack Frost paid an uncer'
smouious yisi,tO these parts on Wedues'
day morning, We learn however, that
he did not do the fruit and vegetables any
damage.
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We,tern Yirrlnin Yolunterrs

Western Virginia has not obtained,
perhaps, as much credit as she deserves
for her patriotism, in furnishing volun-
teers for the Uuion army. Ills said thai
her people have been anxious to obtain
the projection Of the United States forces,
but have been unwilling to contribute
their proportion of men to carry on the
war. There are now twelve complete
regiments of Virginia volunteers serving
in the war. Some Of these regiments
have received large number Of their re-
crGts from Pennsylvania and Ohio, but
it is believed by those best informed,
that two thirds of the men composing
those regiments are YiT5inians, and that
Virginia's contribution 10 the army
amounts to fully eight thousand men,
When it IS remembered that at ncUe Of
the late elections held in that State was
there more than 5000 Union yotas
cast, it must be conceded ihat the Union
men Of Western Virginia are not behind
their brethren Of other States in devotion
to their country. - CINCINNATI Gazette.
The Government will be receiving at
this post within the next two week $ abou,
400 mules, and 600 horses for Gen.
Fremont's division They sfo to be
speciod here, and passed over to Capt,
MoCllOE. by whom the money will be
paid out. A round sum will be requi
red for this purpose, and those who have
claims Of ary other nature. must hold
item till the bills ore paid. The ezigeoci-
es Of the service, render i,imperatiyely
necessary that Gen. Fremont should be
in the field without delay, Be patient.
friends. and YOU will get along Just as
fast, The Quarermaster is exertias
himseliIo 'hp utmost to procure the
"needful" ot you, but he can only pay
as directed, Gnl these new claims haze
the preference It pFesenct.-[Gal. jour
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-15

Hon, c. Y. whaley, Hon, J, B. Blair
and Hon. lOhn S, Garlic, have our
thanks for various public documents.
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Rndr Found.

The body Of man, apparently about
30 years ofage, was discovered floating
III the river, opposite !ais place, and
brought 10 shore A Coroners' Jury
was empannelled, acG an inquest held
The jury examined the body and return.
ed . verdict, that the deceased came TO
his death by accidentally falling from O
steamer or otherwise.
lie had no papers about his person
Indicating his name or his residence.
Tue Ravenswood Chronicle says: 10
munis rich enough to engage in trade
who is too poor to advertise, for the We.
ry reason that in this day Of the world
no man succeeds in business who does
not advertise, and that literally, too.--
No man desires to begin business and
.thsa l4il; Show Us The man who pays
.he'most for advertising, aud we will
show him to be the ono who has the
most customers, the best profits, and
makes the most money, Ond what 10
beIter--nevor is obliged to compound
with his creditors, Tank OF these
things, then oct.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ma. EplTnR:--You will please announce +.
W. SISS0N, as candidate Tor the Office oil
Commissioner ofR@yenpe ia district No. al
tue enauing Spring election And oblge
MANY VOTERS,
Mr.. Editor You will please announce ish.
nm Mceks as candidate for reelection of CON
stable Of District Mol. AUNION NAN.
You will please announce me as candidate
for reelection to the Office Of Constable In Dist.
No, 3. GEORGE THORNTON.
Mr.. Editor; You viii please anpounce Jas
Barnett rs 4 candidate for the office Of Com 4.
missioner Of the Revenue for District No at
the spring election, and oblige a
UNION MAN.
Mr. Editor You will please announce me
as a candidate for Commissioner Of Revenue
Upper District. JAMES STEPHENSON.
Mr. Editor. You willploase Announce me
as a candidate for recollection to tue office Of
Constable fo District No. 9. J GREER.
Mv.Edihy, i9a&ilt tleAsS 4atl43Se$s. nc
as a candidate for Commissioner Of Revenue
for Upper District. A. Q. SAVERS.
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VIZ understand hat certain. rebel
living Just outside Of town, says that he
can raise enough men Of his stripe to
take til! place, aud that Hutchin,
sorsad the Newaans, aud other tut
Tors that have left here can come back il
they wish, aaG that he eau aud viii pro.
lect them, and we dare not harr. lair
On their heads Ne will jest say to that
irdiadua, whenever he tseis Ike .goisg
in. to muster cut bis forces and attomp.
a reality oi,his assertion. We think that
be will in al! probability find moSe op,
position than he has any i.les Of. Let
him extend his protection to his traitor
brethren and invite them bnck, and he
willth5n see if ;hOy can be protected
and tolerated amongst us. /, The people
of The county have decided different,
and intend TO carry their resolutions in,
to effect, if these traitors attempt to
force themselves back upon US, We
have no aympGthy for traitors, and il
they Ion't Ike Us and our government
The sooner they leave the better.
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" i6 claimed that tho ram Manassas,
whoa very nearly demolished one Of our
vessels BY single butt, has the most
formidable butt Of any creature in the
W RI except Humphrey Mawhall,
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ThE iotalr aayo one hundred aud four
BHgsiis, y E9rals A close statis,ieiau
lhaa lfeP ;pgpged they say, to compute
lbs PumbSr Of Union ditto sad hopes to
get through the calculation by next Fail.
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BArcHELoR's HAIR DYE,
III L. -. IL yUr1

William A. Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dye pro.
duces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to inture the Hair in the least; rem
sdies the i'll effects of bad dyes, and nvgorates the
Hair for life. GREY. Red OF Rxsty Hal, instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold BY al Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuine Is signed wILLIAx A. BArcuE.
LoR, on the 5os- sides Of each boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nep York,
M lily Late ZS Broadway and l6 Bond at)
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DIED.,

On Thursday morning. the 23d instant, at a. m .
CAkRlE CARMEL, infant daughter OF Poulus and
Ps Tt Ihyson, aged months and week.
auested 70 attend her funeral to. morrow friday
street.
On the 23d Instant Mrs. ELIZABETH ANN
sHEAHAN, in the 9th year of her age
Funeral aervice at st: Aloysius' Church, Friday
morning, Oct. 24th, at half past 9 o'clock
On the I'd Instant at a. NJ afer a short Illness
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CoNroEI AID EASE Owe MrsurE:-Corns, Bun
blains, Frosted and Tender Feet enlarged and dis.
s fS sotnfs warts Mclss and all Of
ins,S1nryenisnes to the patient bS Dr. White the
nue. Four-snd half street flour doors above
no Pain. - oc R.tf
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Moschzsker's services for deafness or any malaay
cfthe eye and ear should loose no time. All surgi
The CHEST references from persons VII have been
successfully treated can be obtained at his Office
227 Pa. avenue, opposite Willards', ID It's
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S.LT.-l8oo.-x.

OnAAE'S PLANTATION B'TTEhS
Invigorates, strengthens. and purifiee the sys-
tenn; is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. 1t is composed of pure ST. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted 70 weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon forts purity. II
cures Dyspepsia, Is a gentle tonic, and is just
the thing for changes of the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. II. DRAKE 4 10. POE Broadway. Nav
YORK. sexo.SSn
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Married.

In Georgetown, the 18th instant, by the Rev
William Chapman, GEORGE b. CCTSHAW to
Miss IRENE NJ BANGS
At the NJ Z. PARSONAGE GEORGETOWN on the 2Ist
instant, by Rev. William IT, Chapman, JOSEPH
W. ROBERTSON to JULIA A. DAVIS both of
Fairfax Court House
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GEORG TOWN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON CITY

EOR 6 TOWN COLL EGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
WASHING TON CITY.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
NOBLE YOUNG, NJ D.,
Professor OF Principles and Practice Of Medicine
JOHNSON ELIOT, MD,
Professor of Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JAMES Z. MORGAN, NJ D.,
Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics
J. NJ. SNYDER NJ D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children. 80
THOMAS ANTISELL, M D..
Professor OF Physiology and Toxicology.
MONTGOMERY JOHNS, M. D.,
Professor Of General, Microscopic and Descriptive
Anatomy.
sILAS l.. LOOMS, NJ D.
Professor Of Physics and Chemistry,
j C. W. KENNON, NJ B.
Demonstration OF AnatoEny
ne Session will commence on the first Monday
IN November al end in March following The
eStares Will be delivered at the College Buildings,
49, oS street. during the hours Of the after.
Inc Zee ior the full course is.............S $50
MMsuIeu.suon paid only oncel ...............
GG1 s'oTs ficket. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
For further infor matIon address
JOHNSON ELIOT, ND
Dean OF thu Faculty
r. A0s street between f.h and in
@ - .-'s's l.erGD-.-.4i
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Is IT POSSIBLE THAT ANY SOLDIER can be 80
loways Ointment and PilfsS Whoever does SO viii
deeply regret it. These medicines are the only
and Scurvy. Only Is cents per Box or Pot "a
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bier Coats LIE gsins, Camp Blank cts, Havelocks,
Hssysrsaeks and every article made from India
Rubber, IS at ID. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse,
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
Streets t-'s---f 10 -. o. off
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DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The folio wing have
cen reported since our last:
Thomas Wrenn. company X, 29th Pa.
j. j. Morris on, company +, 4sth Pa.
Thos. Wilkie, company ID, 44th Conn
Thos. Phillips, company G., 7th Va.
Thoe. Elsum, company G, LIST n. j. Cav.
Jerome IL. Laherty, corp. Co. G., f2th Mich.
James Bailey, company III, 9th VT.
~ d. Hartley, corp. company G,a2d NY.
John RIOTS, company b, I'd Wis.
VIM. Bickelhaupt, company +, 9th Wis
Sefichaei Rellizha, company +, 9TH Mich
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PoTESTINI, 279 Pennsylvania avenue, an
nounces n large and varied lot of confectionery,
jellies, &C., direct from first hands, which he is
prepared TO dispose of on most favorable terms
His eating saloon, too, is among the best in the
city,Gand always furnished with seasonable
delicaeies. 49, y, :
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- To Observation-Disclosures travelling TO and
from Port Tobacco will find conveyance by
Dalley's trl-weekly line OF stages, They leave
the Planters Hotel, corner Of Seventh street
and Pennsyl " ania avenue. $50 ---rt
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By 7. BOWLING Auctioneer.

By i. BOWLING Auctioneer.
slant Viii .s s u sss so mo q Ssr
No %: Georsetown, D. O.. the entire etee6s
Of very desirable Goods for the present and -
Cloths, Cassmeres, and vestinss,
Black and colored French Merins,
Do do Mousseline
Black Bombasiu and Alpaca
White and Red Hannel,
l5a pieces colored Fancy Silk.
Black Gro de khne Silk
Brown and Blesched Cotton,
9 and le-4 sheeting do.
Brown and Bieached Canton FLANNEL
Calico and Gingbams In great variety,
Together with ell the Store Furniture,
Large Gilt-frame Mirror, Deck and Iron Safe.
Terms cash. = : - -.
ocB DoWITNQ A.
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- PUBLIC -WoRsHIP will be held on Sunday
next-morning and evening-in Nixon's Gre
morne Temple, under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association, it il
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Al The DOLLAR STORE, 43S Penn. avenue near
~ street is now displayed the best assortment OF
!eEelry and Silver plated Ware in the city. Dror
IN there and supply yourself for 81 &C ls.lMt
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9bLIcE.-The Third ward patrolmen reported
d sIuay Alex. Hannah, huckstering without
|heense; dismissed. Martin Higgins. creatip 2
hoissnce: do. Frank Rose, disorderiv;: u aid
een's-by Justice Clayton. Robt. Beatty,
'r',nilaInin Lays, hsorderiy; turned over TO the
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p SUSPICION OF STEALING.-A day or two since
colored man named Thomas Delcher traded
u COW and calf with woman named Stark
receiving 81 ''boot," but not taking away her
cow, and giving a confused story as how he
obtained the animal, Sergeant Milstead arrest
ed him and took him before Justice Furguson
by whom he was committed for further hear.
ing. The cow is dark brindle with white
spot on her back and black nose N
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THE GALE YEsTKRpAY-Ay violent gale OF
bud sprung up about daybreak Yesterday
prning, and prevailed almost the entire day,
hking walking very disagreeable, A number
fences were blown down, and trees uprooted,
t no serious damage, we believe, was done.
any Of the river craft were swept from their
oorings, and the pontoon boats in the Eastern
faneh were blown about n mile up the stream
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IL TowS.-Gabriel Rayel we see is in the
y. This astonishing performer, though well
Nanced in years, looks as bale and agile as
RI. We hear that Manager Ford has soc ured
services, and that Of his entire troupe, in
song a. Young America" who will appear
E'~lday evening next st Ford's.