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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

Mr. J. NJ. BUERsNER-This gentleman
whose committal to the Jail on IA charge
of lunacy we mentioned on Tuesday
morning, was discharged day before yes
terday in consequence of the opinion OF
the physicians that his mental alteration
was only temporary and wonld soon be
cured without confinement. He was
again taken to the Jail Tuesday night
and was brought up for examination
AGAIN Yesterday, before Justices Johnson,
Blair and Evans. Doctors Hupp and
Binoel paye his case u thorough examina-
t;on and pronounced him insane and rec
ommended that he be sent to the State
Asylum at Weston. An order to that ct
feet was accordingly made out.
Mr.. Buersner is said to have been a
man of fine education and very fair nat
ural abilities. Several years ago he was
able to converse t%luently in three lam
guages and wrote very creditable articles
for his paper. He has been failing for
some time, symptoms of lunacy develop
ing very rapidly within a few months
past.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
v~enison, served up in the best style, at The
Office" saloon, under Washington Hall. A asoice
lot of wines, liquors, ales, &c, always on hand.
IF GAUS g. WARNAFELDT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

"PA Has STRUCK LEA piece of
new music, by Archer, bearing the above
title, may be found at Weber's Music
Store, on Main street, above Stein Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

FrsTIvAL.-We trust our citizens Will
not forget the festival To be given tins
evening by the ladies OF st. Matthews
Episcopal Church. in aid ofthe Female
Seminary ut MoundsviIle. This Will
probably be the last festival OF the sea
son and the experience of the past has
shown that the ladies of st. Matthews
Church know how to make these occa-
sions pleasant and successful. We
think that no one of IL readers who has
attended a festival given by these Ia
dies heretofore will need any urging to
attend Tonight.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.
The Gold n Other ana
miscellaneous Matter, to De fsuno o.
the Fourth Page.


RIVER NEws.-The river still contin-
ues to fall, there not being more than
four feet of water in the channel yester-
day. Very little business was done at
the wharf.
The steamer Silver Cloud arrived yes
terday from below, bound for Pittsburg.
Owing to the low water she will propa-
bly he unable to- proceed, and will be
compelled to ship her cargo to Pittsourg
by rail.
The Emma Graham passed down III
ibe forenoon, having been detained De-
vond her usual time by the state OF the
river.
The Leslie Combs. the regular Wheel
ing and Sunfsh packet, has gone into
dock for repairs.
The Eagle left yesterday for Parkers-
burg, and the Beulah will leave at ten
o'clock his morning for Marietta,
Speaking of the famous General P"pe's
latest military exploit, the Louisville
Democrat of last Monday says: AS we
anticipated, it has transpired that the ar
rest of the officers of the steamer Magen-
ia. at st. Louis, on a charge of ~disloyalty,
in treating rebel soldiers better than
Union soldiers, turns out to be a.work OF
malice, Matched up by parties ~jealons OF
the excellent reputation of that boat for
speed and popularity as a passenger ana
business packet. The st. Louis papers
denounce the arrest, and a letter before
us from a gentleman whose loyalty is be-
yond question, and whose sources OF IN.
formation are excellent, states that all OF
them will be discharged from Arrest
The boat was almost Immediately releas-
cd and lett Cairo for New Orleans last
night with a big trip.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

DIR. G. W. ROBACK-Sr: Your Blood Puri'
fer and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines I could keep. They are just tho med
icine for the people, peculiarly adapted for the
cure Of Fever and Ague, but the people use them
as a general medicine.
To break an attack of the Ague take a table
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills, a II three days the complaint will
be removed and a permanent cure effected.
A who try this treatment before applying toa
physician will DO saved much cost and suffering
Yours truly, Al TAFT
BANGOR, Van BurenCo, Mich, Sept. 9, GA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
a Cough Gold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture.
Try it. FOR sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Centre ~ Keeling, and druggists generally.
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CITY TENS.

Go to Stein Bros. to get your cheap and
good clothing.
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SHocKINGLY QUIET.-The city was UNI
usually quiet yesterday. We heard OF
no transactions in police circles and To-
cal items of any description were pain
fully scarce, as the meagreness OF our
columns will show. There ought to he
some special dispensation for the relief
o. d~isconsolate editors from the Egyptian
task of chronicling veracious local incl
dents that never occur.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

STEIN BROS. don't pay $3.50 per month
for runners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

STEIN Bros. don't crowd the Custom
house and Paymaster's office with run
ners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

STEIN Bros. don't brag about th'
profits they make on soldiers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

GET THE BEST. - Cove oysters, canned
fruits, pine apples, English pickles, sauces, cat
sups, Bailey's Excelsior Baking Powder, green
corn, NJ. g. j. Pollack's family -four, and a prime
, stock of choice family groceries constantly on
hand and for sale by Booth, Battelle & Co.,
Steamboat Agents, corner Monroe and Water
~streets,
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WEEKLY REGISTER. The Weekly
REGISTER will be printed to day, and
NAV be had at the counting room in
ready for mailing 1t contains
a complete summary of the news OF the
week, and is just the thing to send to
vonr friends abroad. The interesting
story disappeared" which is printed in
full in this weeks number of the week
". is itself worth more than five times
the price of the paper. Call at the office
today and get it. 1t contains also mauy
other articles of interest and Importance
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

Corruption wins not more than honesty,
Still in thy right hand carry gentle peace.
To silence envious tongues"
Use the Liquid Catarrh Remedy discovered by
DR.. D. Fl. Seelye, and Judge for yourself OF it
merits. A single bottle often c~ures-always re
lieves. JED
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STEIN Bros. make their own clothing.
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FURNISHING GOODS
Ready Made Clothing,

And we are selling these goods a. low as any
9th I house in the trade, without any exception.
oar connections with tho Elst are snch that
". arc able a. Oiler SUPERIOR INDCCE
MEN Is 10 parties In nc0d Of goods IN our llnc.
We ,hall spare no p ,ins to mlintain our rcpu
tIiiOu iOr keeping the largest, finest and cheap
ct stock ul COCA, ~ our limo In the city, 10
wEIcb We invite tho attention ~ CbOSE BUY
Frs. We buy exclusively Tor Cash
q special attention given % tho hlling OF
orders.
UNIFORM SUITS
Made to order on short notice.
myO ON A. II. ADAMS & CO.
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Spring and Summer Goods
Ever brought to thismarkei. At GOLD PRICES.
SrloCtcd expressly for
CUSTOM WORK,

,uu.iarus ri French German aud Domestic
Cloths. OF All grades and colors, French, English
aud American t~JasimorcS, sir, Cashnerc and
Marseillss .Ncstlngs, hitc. Fancy, Linen
travelling aud FLANNEL shirts, tndcr shirts and
nrtYcrt Soarts ries, Suspondcrs, handkcr
chiefs. Sock. Gloves, Gauntlets and Collars
Travrl.n. Bag, aud ValiscS. sc, Sc Our do
pBTtmtui at
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08

STEIN Bros. is the place to get a good
sitting and well made suit Of clothes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.


Terrible Tornado at PalaskS-Severnl
Lives Lost and Many BuildiAgs Blown
OOwn-NO Trouble with tho Nashville
negroes on Chrtstmas, &c.
NASHVILLE, Dec. ca, 1885
Reliable information from the operator at Pulaski says
that tornado visited that town, blowing down mum.
Der OF houses and killing number Of persons and bury
ing them in the ruins One lady was killed but the
body not recovered Tho telegraph down between
here aud Pulaski and further particulars have been
received.
negro killed by soldier Of the Sixteenth regu
lars in the street last night.
Very few negroes arrested on Christmas Day
though there were hundreds perambulatng the streets
ali day The transferring Of the jurisdiction of the pun
ishment OF offenders from the military to the cvi, law
causes fewer arrests than formerly -
There considerable disturbance on Christians al
Clarksvilo between the whites and blacks Particulars
ore no. known.
The river is still rising the water the shoals tr
ty feet deep. The indications that the river Will
overflow its banks.
Cotton ia being shipped to New Orleans actively BY the
steamers the rate OF four dollars per bale from this
point TO Cincinnati at dollar per bale The price Of
cotton oday is from 40c. to s2c Holders are firm al
that price Receipts today s2l bales; shirmenp-ss
-bslcs I'll = -. 1850. n
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Ps..omai fnieilia,nsce.

III, Corporation Counsel John 4 D,vin, has appointed
AndfsT Carisan 70 tho position OF Pubc Admnis;ra.
tor. in place Of Y. II Bradford. the late incsubent
for she purpc9e o maSnea iudclous examination and
settlement ol the sra 81 that Office with DR. Bradford
and turning i to tue incoming administration Of
t,c Law Department under Richard O'Gornau, the
Counsel eject The Public Administrator has chargs Of
The estates Of persons dying interstate Major General
Dawes, Of Judge Davies OF the Court Of Appeals
will lake charge 81 This bureau after the Est Of January
MAJOR General JudSon Kpatrc, will leave This port for
his post Minister Chr ia ,be Pacific mail steamer
Tomorrow II, wilt take passage ia u Gated States
mssofen on the other side Of the Ishnus, icfe is
other mode Of penetrating The Spanish blockade Of
the Chi an coast, Some Americans pr,nc paly
military mon, accompany him o. lila ''siafrr He 10.
ccied his instructions YESTERDAY from the ,rJ of
state aud had splendid oystpn a. Philadelphia
Wednesday night t
Generals, steel and :sweeay Gated sta,es Armv;
Hon W NJ Stewart, o. Ney,Sa Captain u. Parnar,
Of Rhode Island, L. Brown and wife, OF Nsissirpi D.
A. Kerr OF ISnSing Mich ,coloncl w. g. EIy. OF Nor.
wich, conn. Goo. X siicrwin. un,ci STATE. Army;
James Bailey af t'jiiorns; Y, W. G. Clement Of 81
Loas w% NS,s q san FrsnssSo q Day'0
Pi,t OF MoD;ana Trrrtory, D. r. Chapin Of Ohio; H. G.
Page and wife OF CHICAGO, iad = G. kcryon OF Cicvc
land stopping at The METROPOLITAN H,te'. 'e I'D
Thr Corinth tEiiss) Enq.rsr OF the 10Th relates mo
following We have Just learned .opc OF the particulars
OF an interesting incident that occurred yestcrlay MORN.
ing IN one ol the car on he Mobf. AM ONO Esroa1
There federal officers IN tho ono Of whom
spreld on, upon two General Forrest accompanied
by Mrs Lyttie, who going down 10 Okaonn after
the remains Of her husband General Tytte entered the
CIR, which somewhat crowded. The General went
up the officer ard politely requested him 10 allow
the lady seat The officer replied thai he did know
whether he would OF not General Forrest lhon sad he
knew lie would. and ssid hard words, wbsreupon
tho officer reached for his sword. But the General
too Quck for him Catching him by the collar aud pre-
senting solt bs persuaded thc officer step out ri
the rr have been correctly Informed the officer
much 81 fauli. and his conduct heartily
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ters) with its powerful patronage and in6u-
ence, to the republican party, by the appoint
ment Of prominent member of that party,
then recently removed from the collectorship
of this port, to that Office" There is
the whole plot in a single sentence; but in
order that no detail may be lacking, the writer
cooily adds:-I should observe that the design
chen was not to transfer this control of the city
Through Legislation, but through bargain or
arrangement with the present Mayor and Board
OF Aldermen, after your Excellency had exer-
cised the power Of removal vested in youu
This piece Of political strategy, cloaked under
the name Of reform, was pushed boldly forward
after It had been decided upon. The writer
confesses that melted by 1.-THE favoring induce
ments' held out to him, he watched for every
act OF the Finance Department upon which he
could "hinge an imputation.' and presented
these imputations, in the form Of charges, to the
Governor. Of these charges he says:-"I had
no means Of knowing any Of the facts connected
With the transactions on which be Che Comp.
roller) was arraigned, except such as the
public records furnished and every citizen
equally with myself had access to- This Il
quite enough. Whatever difference Of opinion
there may be in regard to the dshonor-
able political tactics thus exposed, there
can be but one, opinion concerning the
fellow who would lend himself to such
scheme, impeach public Official upon mere
iuputation, and then turn around, as all
spies will, and openly betray those who had
employed him. We presume that the trumped
up charges to which he alludes will now be
cOntemptuously dismissed by the next Legis-
lasure, to which the Governor, with character
istic indecision, has referred them. and the
Comptroller fully indicated. So far as the
wealthy men Of the Citizens Association are
concerned, therefore, the reforms about which
we have heard SO much win end in most dis
graceful .fdscO. But, admitting this to be so,
there is no reason why the genuine reforms
suggested by the HERALD should be at all de-
layed. The letters Of which we have spoken
prove the wisdom of our course in insisting
upon reform of the whole system Of our mu-
aicipal government, and to this matter the at
tention of the Legislature should be at once
directed. We have never argued that one set
OF politicians should be reformed out Of Office,
and another set OF politicians reformed into
the same lucrative positions, nor have we allied
our reform movement to the Citizens Associa-
ton, to have it sold out like their candidates
and their platform. We urge reform that
shall be fundamentals; that will abolish the
offices, instead Of merely changing the Office
holders; that will be independent, so far as is
possible, Of partisan politics and corrupt poll
.ticians, and that will unite New York. Brook
!yn and Williamsburg in q grand metropolis,
to be governed by commission Of thu best
men Of the State. This simple, practical plan
OF reform we strongly recommend to the ap-
proach;ng Legislature
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aud means OF agony wrung from the hearts OF our
people home Blu, nov hear means; we
storm is at hand Steadily advancing. by "the patient
dnt which II has taken years TO accomplish, by "he
powder shock" which viii soon DO felt across the
waters know that the hour is nigh TO give oack
our mourning Ern, our ''crowniess queen.
Two hundred thousand men at home in ireland, stung
drive the tyran from their Inheritance or perish in the
attempt Self sacrificing and noble, they give their all
proudly thankfully. but az the majority OF these revolu
ti0niss their all Is Inadequate 70 the
great work before them Thus II that they call upon
their friends in America for aid That AID viii be given
promptly.
The hsrvests lr Ireland we're never more luxurant 81
plentiful than now the men fearless and determined
but they are DOT all armed Yes those brave glorious
men OF ours sigh for 'f0reign aid out they Will
call upon their friends and kindred Cor arms. And It
behooves every man. woman and child who cherisLes
spark Of affection for the old land to thar their
aid, however trnng be given holy aud pure
the freedom Of our peoplethe driving out from Holy
Ireland 81 the SHINY serpent which has crept u among
the heath and desecrating fathers
graves
ireland shall % free, and BY our erorts Blessed
thought. how u qu'ckeas the pulse how gives fresh
energy TO tho fsC.ng near And my sisters what
will you dof rhe the last Oppor tunity you over
Pray INCREASINGLY out ~ the time work energeti.
cally DC not wait TO have the way pointed out
soree festival Or FAIR might prove source Of proht 70
our funds These are only suggestions. however Dter
eM branches aKe the matter into practical cons,d.
Grafton Lot true hearted sister shrink aside IN thfs
so su ps s' csoo are naase ~, YES .in 0 .G.
ing 10 sns,an "a rcvoiusiop thai win free our coun.
try. Ia the meantime preparations might be
as those suggested Each branch however small,
accomplish some,h,nG. the true spirit cxsts among rs
mcmbers; u they are worthy soldiers IN our sacred
army. ireland shall nc FREQ An, think OF this Her
smiling valleys, her green hills, her lonely mountains
shall be the sbodes Of freedom and happiness The Ban
Of Terror shall noat her but from
''Bendeare TO Cape Clear glorious sunburs" shall
hash out from ITS oldsn setting pure and unspotted as
when "Brian sm0te down the Dane" Surely, surely,
this object = for which well with
perhuman strength Surely, the time has come when
our services needed-when wc may prove 70 he
world the object FOR which organized twenty months
ago For this oo,ect We have horne contempt. have
brooked contumey and insult from many who should
have counsecd and aided But this is time TO for
give and forget and all who clasp hands for Erin now
friends. As Tor u.s. wa will vie with one another
70 lay rich offerings the shrine oi common
try. We cannot do muclwe must not do too little.
For her sake, for sake, viii piIck at least one
thorn from her aceracd brow Faithfully, sister
ia the cause, ELLEN A. MAR0NEY. D. y. ).
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Az the Manhattan Gas Company have given notice
that they 70 bring into reouisItion wives,
daughters and collectors of thor gas dues,
plcsse emiid your readers that before that immaculate
institution shut on the supply or gas from any house
It's agents must be able ~ that the amount due
demaudcd from, the party owing the money. 10
that after ALL their collectors will have 70 to the head
Of tho house IN person. and generally a. his place Of
business ANTI CUT THROAT
Decxyssr o. Isss
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Address 60 enc renfan sistsrhesA.
One Of our reporters Was handed Vie following yestsr
day. IT'S fervsns and stirring appeal from nls ~
honey 70 The eight FenIan Sisters"
To Az BsAScn9 oy ram FxMAx Sfarxanoop 0assffNo
NJ 8mrxns-Fov ycars have We listsned win Anguah,
~ seaa bgvsss ~ eeaisd rvpal ~ Ida M tsor
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The Opera I'm Louisville, Ky.
DEBUT OF MISS LUCY srMoSs IN L'KLfsrR D'AnoRK
InyuayfLIp I)so N sass

LoUisviLLs, Dc -, 1885
EEii1v dAmors went on with great jeas this evening
Tho debut Of Miss Lucy simons in Louisville quite
! catering one She received with great favor BY
one Of the most fashionable and Intelligent audiences Of
the season. and the nrt artist who was the recipient
a that very rare token Of popular appreciation in the
west. q boquet She sang the Adina cbarmngly
Lo,.i sang the r5k Of Nemorno, which "a very
door one at best better than VIC have ever heard him.
The aria In the last act brought down. round OF ap.
p,ause and almost an encore. orlandin, who upon
every occasion gives additional evidence Of his talent -
buo arts: Of considerable merit rendered the part Of
Dulcamara TO the intense enjoyment OF the audience,
provoking constant laughter BY his whmscaiises and
repeated applause by his admirable singing
To morrow evening Roberto u Diavo's will be given,
With very powerful cast, including two prime donnc,
two ,onors and Ncr in his nne bass part Of Bertram
The season closes on Saturday, with kartAa matnee
and II Poliuto In tho evening.
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Bosros, Dec % 1851
The consscsation Of Rev. George Maxwell Kendall.
DID, rector Of the Church Of The Messiah In this oy the
newly elected Missionary Bishop cfColorado and the psrs
adJacent took place 10 Trinity church. In summer street.
diocese Of Vermont and psesidng Bhhop Of the Pro.
tsstsns Episcopal Church IN the United Sates aced ~
conssoAIos Tho oonsecrason service was eFoesdingly
interesting and impressive and attended by great
pses.lop. shs aislss sad giloss Of We church being
6oVuoA
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~ News from yilmin ny ton, NJ. G.. E II ~
6UPPOsED DROWNING OF THREE WHITE NES AsD'
TWO NRGR0EsA-AFFRAY BETWEEN THE Police
~ AND sCotonED sEAMES--sUIcIDE, ETC. ee

6UPPosED DROWNING OF THREE WHITE NES AsD
TWO NEGRoEsA-AFFRAY BETWEEN THE Police
l. AND rotonED sEAMRS--sUIcIDE, ETC. Il "a
tFE & WnxrScToS NJ G., Dec %, 1906
On Saturday last sdall boat containing three white
mcu and two negroes put out from Middle Sound, On
Che coast opposite here, for pleasure excursion and
went to Later In tho day the boat drifted ashore
empty. II Is supposed il was caught 10 squat and all
bands lost. Ono OF the white mon was named Gunsei
Tile other names were not ascertained. s.
There disturbance last night between the police
and colored seamen Of the gunboat 1acony. The
eeamen came ashore ON liberty and 60, drunk
and disorderIy The police attempted TO arrest the
1nen when the latter drew pistols and fred dozen
ffteen shots. The ammunition becoming exhausted
khey fed TO their boat and put of 20 the vessel Captain
Hanover, OF the police received flesh wound No
Others were hurt Commander Tcnrpc, OF the Tacony,
has taken TO identify aud punish tho men.
A. Rosenberg, clothing merchant, OF the Arm Of Adron
Rosenberg committed suicide this afternoon by taking
1nudanum No cause ia assigned.
Arrived schooner 4. @. Knight, Philadelphia. Cleared
Rchooncr Lizzie Lawson, New York
Freighis have declined, markets unchanged Ex-
Change on NOV York discount for currency. Cur
Gvacy scarce.
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The Cheapsst Newspaper ana Best Lite
rary Family Journal In che Country.
The wEGxLy HsEAD Cor the present week. ns~ rssAy,
contains
Interesting intelligence from the National CapisA,
with the proceedings OF Congress- and fun report q
the Speech Of Mr. Raymond Of New York, In reply 70
MI Stevens OF Pennsylvania; FUN report OF the Fenaa
Frscas the United States with statements from bob
sides Of the question: Important accounts Of the progress
OF Restoration in South Carolina, North Carolina Ills
sisspp and other Southern states; Full details -
tue recently reported Segro Insuectons 81 the Soash
Accounts OF the Disasters al Sea by the late Gales
Late aud important News from Europe. Asia. the Wsss
Indies and other parts Of she World Editorials On issA
ing events; Tho Current News OF tho day; Pootry-
Christmas 1885, "The Old and New Year twnstss
for the WEEKLY HRKaLp,, "God Help the Poor" rws
excellent slories written expressly for the wEsKLx
hEsALo, called Simon Thorpe's Heir, ChrtsenAs
Story" and GA New Years Triumph" Musical -
Theatrical review for the week; Interesting Ltsrasy,
Artistic and Scientific reading Seasonable reading fs<
farmers and Gardeners; Varieties; Faoetis; vsiussss
reviews OF the Money Commercial Dry Goods Boot aaa
Shoe, Horse and Cattle Markets, aud accounts Is -
interesting events of the week