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It is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated Pills We're hrst discovered by DIR.
DUPONCO, of Paris, during which time they
have been extensively and successfully used
in most Of the public institutions, as wen as
in private practtce of both heInisph eres, with
nfipaIaIleled sueceSs In every case, and IL is
only ut the urgent request" of the thou
sands of Ladies' who have used them, that he
Is induced to make the Pills public for the al
deviation OF those suffering nom any IfFegtI-
iarities whatever, asweIl as to prevent an In
crease Of family where health win not permit
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AT THE McLURE.-Judge Nathaniel
Harrison. of the 9th Judicial Circuit, is
at the Mcclure House.
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Norn1SG EQUAL TO TT SOLD.-Such
is the testimony which we receive from
hundreds who are using the " E'xceLstor
Baking P0lcdeT,'' For BiScGits, % Buck
ivheat and other 9Tiddle cakes it is es'
.pecinlly adapted, making them light
and crisp and wholesome. Bel0dre Of
IjtftdtlOnsl See that you get Logan,
List d CHS :" Excelsior boxing P0tpdeI;.' y ;
Sold by dealers everywhere sei, ''
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In THE cITy.AJames II. Ferguson,
ESQ.,, of Cabell county, member of the
last Legislature, is in the city. 81
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Tur wHArnEn.-Yesterday was an
other most remarkably disagreeable
,Iav. II sleeted almost constantly, and
the walking was not only dtsagreeapte
but dangerous; zf,-.-..l's l.,, ~ ~,
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Dwelling House for Sale.
II OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
u House. erected on Lot No. IS Main street,
Centre Wheeling. Price 5000, upon agree
able terms. Possession given on the first OF
]anI2tf BEVERLY NJ. EoFF- !,
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Saleof. Iron. Squeezer.

tTOHNf HAMILTON AND ALEXANDER
81 HRogers late partners under tie dr1m name
OF Hamilton d Rogers, who sue for the use OF
,Attachment in Assumpsit. q
NBy; virtue ofjan toyslefs a 3aEs made m he
above entitled cause BY the late County Court
for Ohio County on the 18th day Of December,
lseo. and also By s95seggept oHleT Of the
made on the 18th dry of October, 1865, shall
proceed to sell at public sale, at the Eoun-
dry John Hamilton u Coz, In fhe 9Th Ward
OF the city 1of Wheeling ON Monday, the
5th day OF Februarys 1866, at 10 O'Clock,
am. to the highest and best bidder, the fol-
f0ne SHAFT, one Beda Piece, one Pinions one
Bevel Wheel. one Ring; one Manhead; four
Mnnhead Legs Brasses for squeezefs one Cross
Plates, and three pieces for Squeezer,; said 10
be n complete SpueeseF for q Rolling MIL ~
Terms of sale-Cash.
80 Q - .s fsIlktiir n ri a
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a Card

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
w many friends and Patrons OF jeremiah
Clemens, tdeeoaseSfl for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while In our midst, and
lie th0t we intend TO carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business In all Its branches
We hone by strict attention 70 business TO
merit a continuance Of the patronage bestow-
Al on him J. CLEMENS & CO.
tlertaklng Business as before. We keep con-
stantly ON hand q full assortment OF Metallic
and other Collins. 0uG2l
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'TAKE PARmTuAR NOTICE

! DR.. ]. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper Indulgence and soliI
uniting them for either business study, So
ciety or marriage. Ttf HflItsI
These are some of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth, viz
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains In
the Head, Dinness Of Sight. Iossof 1Tusculn
Power, Pa1pitati0n OF the Heart, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Irritability, Derangement Of the Di.
geStive Functions, General Debility, Symp-
toms of CONSUMPTION, &c
MESrAIIY.-fhefe fearful enactson the mind
are much to be 1readed-LoSs Of Memoir
Confusion of IDEAS Depression Of Spirits. EVI.
FofbodinGs Aversion to society, Self fstrust,
Love Of Solitude. Tmidity, dc, are some
the evils produced.
Judge what Is the cause OF their declining
health, losing their vigor, becoming weak
pale, nervous and emaciated, having Sngu.
lar appearance about the eyes, cough ard
symptoms of consumption.
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SALE acknowledgements Mrs. Bull
tlard's sale of household goods at 10
o'clock this morning. asl OR
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RIVER NKws.-We had about COM
cIuded to leave the word "news" out of
our river item for the present, as there
was SO little happening worthy, Of the
name but we shall stand 1t one trip
more, at least. dor Is5iT t2sil41 81
TsHesterday morning about daylight
the Ice closed here again, and at this
writing IS locked up firmly.
The Gainesville returned to our land
ing To layiup. iagain during the present
.0ofRe.5 : - i-fEcTl 5aiH .EEEs3 - ~
The Rot0maei as we learn by adyices
received In the city, isfat the mead OF
kCaptina Island, from which point the
river is open to Cincinnati. ll.isi
We hope our gorge will soonmoye on;
From yesterday Is Cincinnati Gunner
ciaL we take the following: -tiifg
"a movement IS on foot to organize q
stock company here, with 9 capital OF
~ 600. 600, for. the purpose OF organizing
a line of packets to ply between Cin Ll,
Icfnuati. Wheeling and jPittsbnrg, and
! fntermediate porfs. In Sundays Com
,HereiL we published details Of the DIS
astrous breaking OF the ice in the Mis-
! sissinpi river at st. Louis. The steam
ers HebrdsEd, ReSeTpe, Hattie Nay, and
Cffy Of PeEaI were sunk, and the 20
! sdfie, ATyOadJlt No: and MoNle ne nc
| E;te stranded. The total loss Is, asfol-
flows; SS35, Geo. of which about two
thirds are insured. -
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No POLICE CoURT. There was no POI
lice court yesterday; for the reason that
there were no offenders. iEir al
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Farm for Sale. -

.UHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FoRsABE
ii his farm, one mile West Of Bridgeport and
tainfhg 6i1S Acres, In flhe condition for cplti-
wilton on which isa dwelling house Stableand
ernnaFy, and about 90 ncres well adapted for
GRpe culture. For further particulars call On
John Patterson, IN. BTidgeports Ohio. or to the
Ohio. JOHN MARROW.
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DE-. JOHysToN,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons
London, Graduate from one OF the most emil
nent COLLEGES In the United States, and the
the hospitals Of London, Paris, PhiladelphIa
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing I'm the head and
ears when asleep, great nervouSneSs1 being
alarmed at sudden sounds shfulnesS with
frequent bluShing, attended sometimes with
derangement OF, mind, were cured inamedl'
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A suApp Observation-Disclosures OF
,raE SwINDLER.-Yester officer
Tracy and Mr.. Saint Myers arrived In
the city having in arrest u young man
named Martin, alias Bowselle, charged
with a piece of very sharp practice, Of
which the following is an account; on
The ID of this month the accused, who
had been stopping for some timeat the
.sIjnion HouseD in this city, stated to
Mr.. Packer, the landlord, that he held
n certificate of deposit for 1000, on "a
Cincinnati bank, and requested Mr.
Packer to visit a bank 81 with
him until he should draw the money
md invest IL. Mr.. Packer went WIFI
Martin TO the National savings BANK,
81 this CITY, and after testifytng, as he
,snnnosed. TO Martins identity as Bow
relIe. was induced by Martin TO endorse
lie certificate, and the money was
,irnwn- In a few days, after the affair
had almost been forgotten, the ceftin-
cate was returned from Cincinnati VIII
1he Information that itwas protested, IN
consequence OF the money, has W l. uG1L
previously paid on duplicate ceFtih5
ts1te. the original one THAT presented
here by Martin and now supposed 70
hive been found or stolen by hinl hay
ing been lost by the proper holder. az
When served with the notice of pro-
rest Mr.. Packer took measures 10 ar
rest Martin. He soon learned of the
presence of his wife in this city. and
the above named officers were placed
as a watch on her movements. Last
Wednesday morning she LETT here for
Pittsburgh, and was followed TO that
CITY, and from there to Johnstown, Pa,
where she Joined Martin, who was ar
rested there on Friday last.
he refused 70 come to this city, and
accordingly requisition was made by
The Governor, and to-day Martin was
brought down and lodged in the lock-
uD. He will have hearing this morn
ing before Judge Good. .Itl
About six hundred dollars OF the
money were recovered. What became
of tile remainder Is not known, bnt 1t
is hoped that more Oft VIII be yet re-
We may add that we knew Of the
principal events OF this transaction sew
eraI days ago, but at the request of the
parties engaged in the prosecution of
the matter we withheld publication.
This will account for the apparent stnle-
ness of our account, some of the par
ticulars of the affair having been al
ready published.
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PROPERTY IN SOUTH WHEELING
FOR SALE

as TRUSTEE NAMED IN, A DEED OF
n trust, fror1 George E. Caldwell and Kate
IlCAldWeJli his wife, dated the 1Ith day Of
March, 1867, and OF record In the Recorders
Office of Ohio connty, in deed book IS, folio
80, will otter atpublie sale, ON ~ - <
Saturday, February s, 1866, 4 8
Ii 10 O'Clock a M. at. the sfront door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, two toWnlots
on Denny street, in South Wheeling tformefl
w known as Ritehietounll y. Title believed
unduestionahle, but selling as trustee, shall
convey only lSuch TILE as Is vested IN me 1y
said deed, of trust ~ 80
Terms one-thiTd of purchase money cash,
one third in, sfxmonth and unefth third in one
secured b. deed of trust on the property, OF
nj cash, al ptlEcllasa Opt on. :. : ~
jan4lmda .sillt5- ~. I. Trustee. :
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CnAMnEn o. CoarMERcR.lThere y

CHAMDER OF CosrHERcR.- There was
n meeting mt the Council Chamber last
evening of the Board of Managers of
The Chamber of Commerce. -ts
The principal subject under discus
sion was the Kanawha river trade.
While no definite action in thepremises
was taken, all present last evening
FULLY agreed in the view heretofore e3-
pressed of the Importance of the estap-
iishment of one or more packets 10
secure the trade of the KnnaWha coun-
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Fl 2i'I.9 Sheriffis Sale. sr..s
GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
S'Connty Circuit Court, In chancery, Decem-
bar Dist 1885: .s-f 80 A''--a s4t+ 2 ~ 90 z
9ii1iii Il James a. Stouts, Executor, r. ,
-gt 6ta rasff s.r Against is-'f4 .slnfss!.
TIlomas H. Reed, and the widow and heirs OF
John HaZlett, deceased. .;y.t,',.i.,,l
, T3y virtue or decree rendered in the above
entitled cause, by the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county. on the ChanceTy4 side, on the 2lst day
or December A. ID. 1855. and by virtue Of a
former decree of the County Court Of Ohio
county, on the 9Th day Of February, 1859,
shall proceed to sell at public sale at the mont
door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, on
the 9th day of January, 1865, at 10 o'clocka
M, to the highest and best bidder, the follow
ing described property. viz: Lots number one
hundred and twenty eight II2S), ana one hun
dred and twenty-nine (l29l, with the build
ings thereon, on. the plat of the addition TO
the town of Wheeling laid of by! William
ChapIIne and John Eoff, In that part Of the
city of Wheeling known as the Fdhh Ward OF
: Terms of Sale one-fourth Of the purchase
money to be paid upon the confirmation Of
said sale, in cash, and the remaining three
fOurths in equal instruments, payable in six,
twelve and eighteen months after the day Of
sale, the whole to bear interest from the day
of sale, and the, purchaser 10 give bonds for
said purchase money, with approved personal
security, the title TO be retained anti the FUR
III HI. I - ~ JOSEPH SEYBOID,
.sf issa.itdFt .GtlSpeoiM commissioner.
Wheeling, Dec. Is, 1855. dec2S-td
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice induIged In when alone, Ghabit fre-
quentIy learned from evil companions or at
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What q pity that q young man, the hope OF
his country, the darling of his parents, should
be Snatched from AL prospects and enjoy
ments Of life, by the consequences OF devia-
ting nom the path of nature and ,fndulging
before contemplating II IL - u = e
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f-Itt ~ ~ ~ brgtz55.t II
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MrMM.
LOCK HOSPITAL
5S!FsrABLIsHED AZ < REFUer
FROM QUACKERX,Ssa-
NE oNLY PL4cEWRERE1 cuRRc.,
BE OBTAINED.

DR. JOHNSTON has DISCOVERED TEv
sH1s ths w9Edd for "a 81 piSeaSaS
AfIsFtioEs Of me Kidney and Bladder Tnt,e5'
untnry Discharges, 1mpotency, General ns
hility, Nervetlsne Il ~ ~ pelSla Langnor, Low
Henri Tmidity Trembling, Dlmpe Of slSb;
or I3fddIness pisease of The Head, Thned,1
Nose or skin. Ahectiops OF the Liver, LnneS
Arising nom the Solitary Habits of Youfhn
those sEcRErand solitary praeticeS more fstsI
to their victims than t1e. song OF syTens "a
brilliant hopes or anttctpations, IrenderinS
Ii4arffnre &C., ihle. ~ ) s4i-ls !
80 - YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims n.
habit which annually sweeps to an unfirnei
grave thousands of Young Men Of the mo:t
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, WbS
might otherwise have entranced HSfenino
Senates with the thundes Of, eloquence, a.
walked To ecstacy the living lyre, may cSIl
with null cnnfldence.F -
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men confemnl.
ting marriage, being aware Of pl1yslcaf weak.
mess, organic de1tlitys fdefomities speedily
Ee wbo I1hees I,irnselfunder the cana o,r,-
j., may religfously confide In his honor as
gentleman. and confidently rely upon ha
zsIn as Q physician,
Z X TORGANIC WEAKNESS
lElI0eQluLelY vi EetsGOTfE
This distressing affection-which rende,
life and marriage impossible IS the. penalty
paid by the victims of improper Indulgence
Young persons are too apt tocommit exceSsas
from not being aware of the dreadful conse,
uuences that may ensue. Now, who that un-
derstaiIds the subject win pretend to deny
tfAt the power Of procreation Is lost sooner
by those falling Into improper habits than
by the prudentf Besides being deprived Of
the pleasure OF healthy offspring, the mos
serious and destructive symptoms to both
holy and mind arise The system barnr0eS
deranged, the Physical and Mental Functions
Weakened, LOS Of Pmcreattye Power, Nerv.
Gus Titabtlity Dyspepsia, Palpitatf0n Of the
HeaTt indigestion, asfttuti0nal Debility
q Waiting OF the Frame, Cough, Consump-
ton, Decay and Death.
Once. No. a south Frederick Street.
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street
q few doors from the corner Fan not to OBJ
serve the name and nunnbeEii1
Letters must be paid and contain stamp
The Doctors Diploma hangs in his ONCE.
A CURE wARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No Mercury or NdllseotEs DEgosy
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! iONEaPILL Is a sDOsE!

T Females eeuIIarly situated, or those sup
posing Themselves 50, are cautioned against
using these Pills while In that condition lest
monfhOn, the PTopTietOr assumes no response.
bility, although their ldness would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
aIerecommendedasa 80
MOST RIHALUABBE REMEDY
for all those am letting complaints 50 peculiar
to the sex, VIZ Distressing and P1tTtfM Aen-
PLe&9t1g DOlgh E4rills, .E2iEst Of Bt00d o ne
Head, DlEzineaa, DinUseaE Of Sight Green SICK
Pntptintt0us Of The Heart and ali the various
distreSsing complaints, particularly that most
annoying. weakening, and the BEGINNING Of
NIL other female eaISafe1E1ag
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AlrrrI,r.xc. - II -. IKaI,sIATuRE 10

MKKr1So or THE LEGISLATURES To
DAY.-The two Houses of the LegislaaiT,
ture viii be called to order this morn
ing at ten O'Clock, by the Clerks of the
last House. The Governors message
win be delivered as soon as an organi-
zation is efected, besides which, it is
thought, not much business VIII pc
transacted to-day.
The Halls of the Houses have been
decorated with the West Virginia Regi-
mental flags, which have been tasteful
Nv arranged. -
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Mfdnal.
~ a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNeo'S
Golden PERI dical Pills.
FOR FEMALEssls -

InfallIble in Correcting Irregularities Remoy-
ing Distractions or the Monthly Turns
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSEUI AS a PREVENTIVR.
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9 5I.l 7I1168 g .5,'' l6orS Sale ~ NJ
y "a SheriR'sg Sale.

HAiiiG ga Sn6rlH 81 Sd1S. -
iCITATE OFgHwEST' VIRGINIA,L OHIO
> County Circuit Court In Chancery, Beeern-
her 22l 1885. s,sr-9t gdi aIyTi,s 90 FniEn
49, Geoget Aiendel. Conn lainant, IN
Walter g. Scott, and Hannah, his wife. Da-
ID Vid Salisbury, Jane Cunningham and SAM
= iilel W. Cunningham; defendaI1ts.sg
BY virtue of decree rendered In the ABOVE
entitled cause, by. the Circuit Court Of OHIO
county, on the Chnncery side, DECEMBER "a,
A. 3D. 1885, I;shall proceed 10 sell, AZ pnbllc
sale, at- the front door of the Court House OF
Ohio county, on the 10Th day Of January;
1855, at 10 O'clock q. m, 10 the highest and
best bidder, the following described property,
viz: Lot number one hundred and elghiy-
one lSD, situated on the south side OF John
street, In that part Of the city OF wheeling
called East Wheeling, and particularly mem
toned and described in the said bill and de-
1Terms of saIe-one-fourth OF the purchase
money cash in hand, and the remainder In
three equal instruments, payable in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from the
day OF sale, reserving to the purchaser the
right or paying any greater part, or the whole
OF said purchase money, in cash, but If credit
payment Is chosen, then the purchaser Is to
give; bond, with approved personal security
for the deferred, or credit Instalments.
sffJiIf ss.'f-dI JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
-. - l.tie Sheriff Of Ohio County,
And Special Commissioner In this Case.
Whaalfnn Ilnns d l866.fff - deG2SEtd
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MARRIAGE.

Redect that sound mind and body are the
n ost necessary requisites to promote connu-
bal Happiness. Indeed, without these the
journey through life becomes a weary Pill
grimage: the prospect hourly daTllens to the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with dcs-
pair and filled with the melancholy refiec-
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
bliRhtad with our own.
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NATIONAL FINANCES.

WAsHESGpoN, October Ia. - The Internal
Revenue receipts for the past week we're as fol.
lows: - !0ctober 8, $l,072, ,769'70; October 8,
$697, ,966-eB; October 10, 1924, 35373; October IL,
$2l9,57O-a; October IL, 81, ,2l1, ,476 so; October
l9, $6l3 ,563'77. Total, S4,539, ,70l'51. From
july to odate, $l13, 49,, ,00l'04.
National bank notes issued the past week,
.S543, 436 10 date, 1924, ,072, ,059.
Fractional currency printed the past week,
:$452, $50. Fractional currency shipped to
Natio1 aal banks $233 900, to Assistant Treasurer
New York. $780, 900; to Assistant Treasurer,
Boston,, $780, 900; to United States Depository at
lCincinl lau, .Sl0e, 900; Depository at Baltimore
-S75,OO0is Depository at Buffalo, N. Y, $4,000;
total, 640y900.
Frac tional currency destroyed the past week,
$54O, ,33 ESQ.
C.Es1. i'm the Treasury Vaults.
United States Treasury Notes, 50, ,400, 600;
National Bank Notes, $331, ,75l; Fractional Cur
rency, SnS5,5lQ; Gold $340, ,659; Silver, $2560;
Five Cent Coins, $200 Three Cent Coins, $720;
Cents, 500. Total So, ,26l, $50.
Disbursements.
Disbursements Tor the week on account were:
War. .Depa rtment 81, ,773, 1898: NAVY Depart.
ment 1886, ,9l5; Interior Department. S405 6Os9l
Total, $4, OILS, ,3l7.s4.
Dead-letter Money.
The Postmaster-G General to-day turned over tn
General Spinner, United States Treasurer, S3lO5.
the accu lnulations from dead letters the past
three months.
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InterestInr statIstics OF the United ste.

Interesting Statt6nCe Oh Lno OnlteO ste
The following interesting item of ~eeS'
was prepared in the United g. statistics
I,nreau. Department of the IT. ,sates Census
from n report in referenc" -eerior, and taken
tion, and density OF r. = 70 the area, p9pnia,, pp,
Siates:- ~"P""'V" VI tNo O'0N
g .snd and water surfaces of the United
..,atea are equal to S,250,600 square mlles-land
A0t0. .970. water 100000 square miles. The States
embrace 1,8O4,95l square miles OF landed sur
face, and the Territories 1,2O6,Ol9 miles, as
exhibited by the eighth census OF ie6V 1,oe ane
number of Inhabitants in the Onlte1 States StS,es
returned in $3.50 was 81 44S,3zl-ln tne Sta'es
81 las, ,046, and 295, 275 in the Territoriee-thus
showi..9 an average of seventeen inhabitants
r.. each square mile In the States, while IN tne
territories there are tour square miles 70 eacn
inhabitant, and exclusive Of :as District OF
Columbia, 1.-The territorial area would repre-
sent 1--WE and Eone-ffth square miles 70
each iDhabitant. In 1860 Massachusetts nsu
l57 Rhode Island 1873, New York 81, ana PENN
sylvania SO inhabitants to the square mile, Which
rate applied to the United States, would give
472, ,00O, 900 in Nj Massachusetts,, 4OO, ,OOO0OO IN
Rhode Island, 246, 900 in New York and
189, 600, 900 in Pennsylvania. Belgium, EnglanI
and Wales, and France In 1856 had 391, J01, ana
176 inhabitants TO the square mile respectively;
If the United States was as densely populated
as France, our population would number o1o,,
000,O00 or if populated as densely as England
aud Wales, 924, 00e ,0O0 and If according to BEL
gium's density of population 1897 to the square
mile) the United States would contain !, 100,
OOO 600, which is 110, ,0S6, 600 more than the en-
tire population OF the world in 1866"
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MISSOURI.

General REtIer's Reception at st. Louis.
ST. LOWS, October 14-Ben. Buffers recep-
ton and speech last night brought out the
largest crowd witnessed this year. There were
some tokens of intended violence on the part of
the Rebels. Their organs here have been filed
with inflammatory articles concerning Butler,
and intin ations thrown out that mobbing. But
Ter woui0 be fair revenge for violence shown
Frank Rlair at Cape Girardeau. The police
were out in full force and the radicals Isl made @
in the event of disturbance. Fortunately,
happened and General Butler spoke two
plause and cheering. de delivered very nearly
his CINCINNATI speech, excepting that a. ne over VI.
with terrible effect. He advocated the hanging
of JEFF. Davis and the impeachment OF Johnson
also impartial suffrage, and the superiority OF
the claims OF loyal blacks over disloyal whites
There was great enthusiasm, and the Hepuos.oGn
to-day admits that the meeting was very respect
able. When nearly finished a detective re-
ported to parties on the stand that there were
BntIer en- route to the hotel when his speech
was Oyeyi The General was privately escorted