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BUSINESS CARDS.
7 Greenwood Cemetery,
uranrn a. THE NATIONAL

.yUTUATED ON THE NA
- ROAD. three miles East Of the city, Is now
,.ady for Interments, sale and improvement OF
iots- It contains 81 acres OF land ana Is iaio
ont IN the most modern andimprcyed etyie-can
10 .asily reached at all seasons by the National
pos5 and for three-fourths Of the year BY the
Hempfield Railroad. IL Is perfectly secure. ana
i,,,anded TO be beautiied by every variety OF
trees shrubbery, pubic yanlf chapel, ARTIFICIAL
iste fountains, Sc, TO make 1t equal to the best
Pnr.I Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
x;s;on Il also made for its enlargement, order
and care u ps s5Pss% " purchng lots can eram-
,ns lie eroyrd with the Superintendent. whe
hss . MAI. or secure them by calling at the once
~ The Secretary. on Main street, over the Bank
" persnus Wishing to make interinents viii call
an tbe SECRETARY 70 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission To lot holders ana VISIT
,o,s win be issued by the SECRETARY:
A. j. SWEENEY, Prest
Il. C. BoNHAN. Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
, II sxeepey. John A. Armstrong.
= Phodes George Adams
I.hn ~ Ninth r. &. Jordan,
Geo Mendel, Z. a. hiiurelh'
Josrph Bell. 9ukoI
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Ssmnsl Fields ". Themes II. Evsns end bt
amin y Evans, putness under The ffm n1iss
q =. II. Evans & Co, 81 tho Fifsf Ssfiooa'
Bank Of WAoehbH AttaetDsat N Chasee1
Ths oh5eet q this suit 70 30 recover Of The o.
fsndants, T. H. Evsns 4 Co. . detf dnr By fbes
70 e, tss so%Risissss. snss.stsE e the s. ., q
ls65, and costs 81 sdif, - stssrhnsrt hsnsg
ben isses4 hsrsie, Ard ssrysd By copy % 10
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not ss e " e =: ssls1 ,s.. J:
order. md sffss& 70 biz istkrsss II this suit.
So y $50 MICHAEL J. BREfSIC.
A copy. Tests: NfCHABLJ BREIxlG..
wbe.t 4 ysssss Tor eosphissss Ckrk
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{ CrSc1xSArt, March This cihcinnati
City Oouncil yesterday, byra vote IL ~
Ito Il. engfyssed tho ordinance pseviding
lfor, TIA, iSshf1gA Of bopds 70 the amount
Of S, 00o, 900 Tor the purchase ofths gas
works.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 2.
Flour steady; wheat firm at 220 for
No. / and l 81 tai as for No. 2; corn firm
at773a774; oats quiet and firm at Al;
pork firm at 19al9 %; lard firm ut Pa
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THE TRI.WEEkLY

L. published every Tuesday, Thursday and Sal
urlay, and contains, besides tbs contents d the
preceding issues Of the Daily, many valuable
Items prepared especially Tor this publication.
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The Mining, Agricultural and
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia viii End IN the REGisTERi
constant and Iezlous advocate. Wills the socisl
and political advancement of the State vii 70
oeiye Its earnest attention.
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w. Y. HOGE,

. TToRNEY At LAW, AND GENERAL
A Land Agent, Wheeling, W. Va, will prae-
tice i'm the courts Of Ohio aud adjoining countless
Particular attention given TO the collection OF
claims. Office on Main Street. over the SANK OF
Wheeling 60 yhnSon
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. Its contents will 70
made up Of all Important news oftb wcei
elesaphn rspo,s ,n ~ ~ ' ,n,s,., a.
Agricultural Column, special cortspondesn,
from all parts % ths State. choice literary aBf
poetical selections, and large amount oi oar.
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable u
all Glasses Of the community. In short. tbs
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue Ia b" The
bea Pa~Iy Newspaper srer rubii.h'd IN no
gtats.
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sCNclxSATl, March 2.-The river has
fallen y inches aimee yesterday, with
y feet ten inches IA the channel.
Cloudy and damp all morning, and
snovinG hshtssEithEthe, AhGmometer
at So 81 Ylk VIt2 gag ggT4o97r T.
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THE RE GISTER

VIII strive 10 makethe popular mind ni,,, b,
conviction. rather than slAvish BY dictaiioa ssl
will labor TO disseminate only such views urCt
current questions "a bear the stamp Of ua,,s
and the seal Of truth.
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New York Money ,rsrLe,.

New York Money Market.
Ha'narF o.HHoey NEW YORK, March 2.
Money more active at 70 per cent fol
call. - .si- inoll .,sz, b,saa..r sag1,,',
Z Sterling dull at lOsiai0SB gold, for
first class bills. ~. L-,.',- :. ','Ia'.
Gold, lower; opened at 1898; closed at
1851. DEsd Io sod fiI COT -Jyi-s . .a4.fstt.1.
: !Goyernmept stocks quiet -, -ogi,
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Dtssppearance Of . R.,L C..h,.r.

BOsToN, March 2.-There is great
trouble in financial circles here. A
cashier of the First National bank of
Newton, Mass, is short $4,000. The
President of the bank gave notice that
the cashier came to Boston yesterday ut
II o'clock, and has not been heard of
since.
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% caddies do. do. do. -
10 kbutts Niagara" do. e
~ caddes do. do. -
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30 caddies Hombrick do!a"
10; boxes Emily J-nes natl IT,, ID.
81 do Diadem soft pd. 9 inch.
81 do Wheelers nd. pd. do.
5ido do. hard pd. ID. Jumps
lOs do "Millie Collins hard I'll. ID. lamps.
81 do Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
81 do Miller's X. and II. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf,
20kgs 6.twist running los.
SMOKING IaRACC0. "
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10 hlf bbls' +. &. do. do
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Our stock of tobacco ia large and the assert.
ment unsurpassed by any in the market. Mer:
chants are respectfully invited to give Us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The veiees of the Reconstruction and
Tenure of Once Bills Prepared
Position Of the Democrats-Fiimsy
Testimony i'm the impeachment Mat
rer-Curb.Stone Gossip About the
Cabinet.
New YORK, March 2.-Thc Times spe-
cial SAYS: The veto of the reconstruction
bill will probably be sent i'll to-day. 1t
is i'm print, the last revise proof having
been sent to the printer at O'Clock last
night. 1t was read to the Cabinet and
approved. Several Democratic members
say that il is the intention of their
party to delay the passage of the bill.
The veto of the tenure Office bill will
be sent in at the same time. The DEM
Ocrats will resist the passage OF the
former.
Up to 10 o'clock last night the Presi-
dent had not received the army appro-
priation bill. He will also veto that.
Nearly all the new members of the
Fortieth Congress have arrived in
Washington.
The Times special learns that the
testimony taken by the Judiciary COM
mittee in the impeachment matter thus
far, is of the most himsy and irrelevant
nature.
The reports of Cabinet changes art
nothing more than curb-stone gossip.
Interview. with the Prcsident-Testi.
meny before the Judiciary Commit
tee.
New YORK, March 1.-The Tribune's
special says: Several prominent Repub-
lcans spent much time with the Presi-
dent yesterday, and that is said to have
caused the delay in sending in the veto
The prominent Democrats, as we'll n:
Republic ans, were endeavOring to have
him sign the bill.
There seems to be little if any proba
bifty of the Conference committee OF
the loan bill agreeing. An effort a,
compromise will be made, but the
chances for the measure are poor.
The Worlds special says: Horace
Greeley had long interview with the
President yesterday, and urged him to
sign the reconstruction bill.
1t is also said he told the President
there should be an entire Cabinet
change. It.also says it is reported that
one of the Colorado Senators testified
before the Judiciary committee that the
President had made overtures to them
if they would support his administra.
ton, he would not veto the admission
bill; while on the other hand one of the
witnesses testified that the overtures
came from the Senators, or one of them,
and that letter making the PROPOSE
ton was produced before the commit,
tee.
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THE ARBEITER FREUND.

An elegant Journal, printed In the German -
guage, and lssucd for tho l,ssslt Of our G.rman
citizens, Ia publissed weekly At tho REGISTER
ofbce. fl,r .f.st~ -.....
FeeIing grateful foe the generous epoerses
nsnt With wfich the friends Of the REGIS I'VE
have hitherto rewarded his efforts tho Pro
prietor hopes by continued tnterpriS and 20
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Correction.

The failure Of the Boston Insurance
Company sent yesterday, should have
been the Equitable Fire and Marine,
not Equitable Life, as stated Please
make the correction. Mistake made in
New York. -4r,s IS 5H.t DRAKE. 4
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vfyginia Legislature. clio al
"a RICHMOND, March 2.@The Goyernor
called an extra session Of the Legisla-
ture for Monday next.
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The Circulation Of the Reg.
#l .s. rn lister,

Larger by far than that Of any other rsp,r 70
the State makes II the best advertising n,dlua
IN West Virginia.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio B. R. Co.

oa,,cr B.rrrnoRr & ONO BxrzoAp Co, }
49, - WHEELING. Jan. 5, ie6i. !,
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The state erwest Virginia. SIS
II rales held In the CLERKS eEos Of ths
Circsif Court Of Marios Cornty,. on the
first Monday IN February, 1867 5.-
Dennis D. Campbell -, a, q "a. 7l.drq

3 John Campbell } 9Ha..s "a -. 81 ~
1,HR 0BJEcT OF THIS SUIT Is 10 EN-
i force specific performance Of Q contract IN
writing between the eonplainant and defendant
for the sals snd Purchase OF tract ef land con
tnining twenty-six S26 seres, lying in the county
of Marion, Slate Of West Virginia, snd 70 oh
tain . deed tlscrefof from thu said defaAant to
the Complainant ~ sEat "a Is sss ~
!, s And Il sppesxiag ,frm afsdsyit flsd iRr Che
lpapefS Of fhse anss that tia defendapt John
hsrsty su1srsd ifhaf IA said defrudast Dc sp-
paw ksa 2ifhin one oouthsfter the dne pabh.
cation Of this1cAaf, 1and % What u 1ecpsuary 4
pfuo1st AiStntsreetih lis nit
A copy. Teste: r B. LOTT, Clerk.
WILSON 4 SMITH, Pc febeVaw<t
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

OIIx3xlAII0 D11o1A,
- FANCY DYER AND scoURER, Sont6
Street, near the Il. & o. X. II. Depot wheeling,
". Va All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and
every description Of Silks and woolon Goods,
executed on short Aetics and on reasonable
terms.
This u the arkf and best steam Dying Extab-
kshnept in the Western States. - sepso
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
RAINs WILL Run
Inv the following schedule on and after inc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-12
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YnRK Oct. Ii

New YcRK, Oct II.
The American Bank Note Company pro.
nounces the spurious. sos as counterfeits.
Jay Cooke 4 Co. received another $40, 900
worth from the West this morning. Fiske l.
Hatch have had $40. 900 sent to them, So, 900
of which was received to- day. These bonds
will be Immediately returned. Among the
holders are Heizer 4 Co., 5000; Brewster,
Southwick 4 Co., Sl1 900; Winslow / Co.,
$1,000; Mechanics Bank, $1,000. Several
other firms received small lots. Nearly all
the counterfeit bonds came from the West,
the first received here being sent from Leaven.
worth. September 18th, and now many come
from Buffalo. 1t Is not known to what extent
they have been received by the Government,
but it is believed the FIRST estimate was much
exaggerated. They are received here in
small lots.
Vincent Cody was to day convicted Of
snurder in the second degree, for the homo :
eidesf Prot. JnQ. r. Livingston, on the nigh.
Of April 7th.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

- - 80 hE CnrckGU, Oct. IL.
Democrats Of Sprinsae had IN n,,
mense impromptus mass meeting last night
1t which addresses we're delivered by General
McCternand, Chas. A. Keyes, and Wm. NJ
Springer. One hundred guns wese fred, and
bo~6res blazed, and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed.
Joliet Was wild with excitement last night
There were BON fires, brass bands, and speak
dali, +. s. Breckenridge, and others.
The Democrats Of Ottawa spent last even
ing ia rousing jollifeation. There were
bon. fires, fireworks, and National salute was
fred
In Quincy, Senator Richardson addressed
an immense crowd, and hundred guns we're
fired in honor of the victories
\. At Peoria there was an immense demon.
stration last night A crowd Of 500 to 700
gathered in the street, and we're addressed by
Dowdell, O'Brien, Lindsay and others.
DEs Morxrs, Oct. IL.
The prospectus for a new daily Republican
paper is being circulated. The paper is to
be called the Bnllctin, and will be published
by the Orwig Brothers, with s. G. Orwig,
late private secretary to Gov. Stone, as ed.
itor-in chief. j
CH,cAe Oct II.
The Times says: The prize fight between
Fitzgerald, of Liverpool, England, and Pat.
rick Dorney, of this city, for $500 side, has
been arranged to come off near Chicago on
Tuesday next q
II has been decided to commence the Sol
daers' Fair ON November 18th, and continue
- one week.
New YoRK, Oct. IL.
Gov. Orr has addressed letter to Presi-
dent johnson, praying that an order issued by
General Candy, rermmitting only registered
voters to serve on juries, be revoked.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IL.
In the Republican State Convention yes
terday, resolutions were adopted GA to II,
recommending the nomination of Gen. Grant
for President by the Republicans.
RrcHAoxp, Oct H.
Outside the Republican party the election
news has been received here with general
pleasure. The eolored people particularly
seen to Be damage ed at tho fate Of che amend
nent in Chic. A&'s = II
The Government is making arrangements
to have Davis trial reported by stenographers
for preservation In book form. 1,73, III
New YORK, Oct IL.
The Tri6une's Philadelphia special says;
A movement is under advise ment by the Con-
servaiiye Republicans in Philadelphia, to es-
tablish- new party, to the exclusion Of the
extremists on both sides.
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- ER01 WASHINGTON.
I'LL MI
s.M!.Sx,S Nv. W.ssso1ss. s =. o , I g Z

Heceipts ft0tm Customs ffom Yhe III @ the
9th Of October, at the principal ports, we're
81. 402, BIT.
Itis the opinion of experts connected With
the Treasury Department, that the counter
felt plate OF the 7:30 imitation bonds we're not
made in this country. Suspicion as to their
genuineness was 6rst excited hy duplicate
M nbsrs, when. Ay 4 dlsss ins pektics With .
microscope, and comparing the genuine with
the counterfeits, that their true character vas
discovered. About s70,O worth of spuri-
ous bonds have been previorsly y redeemed at
the Treasury, but the Government Is said to
lose nothing BY this, as it has receipts for
the numbers representing them.
Admiral Farraeuts report of his reception
at Copenhagen has been received He dined
with the King, by invitation, and many cour.
tesies were extended to him on tie voyage.
Tbs Franklin proved herself the fastest steam
fneate in'the Navy. The Admiral reached
Gravesend on the 26th ult.
Senior Romero, his family and Private Sec.
retary, left this morning for Charleston,
from whence they expect to sail on the 18th,
in the revenue Gutter Wilderness. General
Banks is expected to sail with him.
sA II = Nsw YoRK, Oct. II.
The Express Washington special says: The
Government is on the track Of the counters
feiters of the 7:s0 notes, with fair prospect
of their capture.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ana.g . i 9Sr. LouIs, Oct. II.
The Fair was remarkably well attended
again TO day, and the weather continues heaH
tiful. 6
The receipts of the Association already ex.
ceed the total receipts last year.
There were thoroughbred stock exhibitions
in the ring to day, and made fine display
for the best stallion Of any age. The famous
e Red Rye, owned BY Mr.. Mckipnos, of
Chicago, took the first premium. "Mal-
comb carried off the first prize for year
lngs and under one year. McKennon took
the premium for the best gentleman buggy
horse or mare.
For roadsters and geldings under 1--WE years.
J. s. Beatty, of Jersey county, H., took the
first prize.
For Jacks and Jennies the premium was
taken By Dan. Hughes, of Washington coun-
ty, Ill.
Tomorrow there will be a prize of $500 for
the best trotsing horse, MAZE, or gelding, to
harness.
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16dQ0H fat1
LATE cARIK .MSeA1cHE6

Il 3 q ~ >.-.seff ~. esf-----.+--- --+- mo
skosDof, Oce 1il sRspsfss frsm Rssis ~
RaqaassnssaapiainssfsAe dalay.of ihs Ans.
tsian Government in completing the military
kati6a u the.Enpnea a391a
Paais, Oes. "A. IA rfAngeneuss hs$s been
completed for meeting bstween ths Em-
peror Napoleon and the Kingcf Ps1ssis ii ~
EsasaJ Ia, ss& ~ siy Rf Baden bs been
fixed upon - tho place vhere the interview
is to take place.
The Hresse says that the Pope is quite con.
6dsat u tbs 1baisy ofshiS forces 70 successj
fully rssiss III struggling parties of invaders.
The greater fears are, that the Italian Gov.
efnmsst will yisld n the popular ertsry and
eidrd.s sryoysI Nv cosce1sfAd on the
HiAlhontisfs, . aArch dpsn Eo6d and Oc.
cupy the city. p
LONDON, Oct. 11-Eyening. Three iron.
clads have been dispatched from Woolwich
to the Irish coast.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
ELECTION RETURNS.
IOWA.
CHrcAao. o.,

CHICAGO, Oct. IL.
The 7ribaxe's Des Moiues special gives re-
turns from thirty counties in Iowa, which
show Republican majority of l4.497. The
counties yet to hear from are nearly oil Re-
publican, and will swell the majority in the
State to 25 600 or 10000. The Republcaas
will have four~ftths in the Legislature. The
Democrats have gained no new counties ex
cept Johnson, pattawattomie, Wells and Ere.
mont
The Times Des Moines special says: The
Democrats claim that the Democratic gain in
the State will aggregate 15,e0O with good
prospect of reaching 10000. The Demo-
Gratis claim gain Of Senator in the 9Th,
9th, Goth and 22d Districts. A gain of at
least Six Representatives 10 also claimed.
The Times special says: The Democrats OF
Dubuque held an enthusiastic meeting las,
evening, to rejoice over the election.
Speeches were made by Gov. Hempsted, +.
o Donnell, d. A. Mahony, G. w. Jones, H.
b. Foo. and others.
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PENNsYL vAyIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. i.
The Bulletin, last evening, estimated the
majority for Williams, Republican candidate
for Judge Of the Supreme Court, at ! ,2s6. 1t
also thought the State Legislature would stand
as tollowst Senate-Reps., l9; DensS, IL;
doubtful, 3. House-Reps., "a; Dems., Al;
doubtful, 5.
The Age, by its table Of election returns,
makes the majority for Sharswood in the
State 5,3a5.
The Press calculates Williams will have .
majority OF eco.
Official returns are made to-day, ard the
matter will soon be decided.
OFFICIAL.
WASHINGTON, Oct IL.
The following are the official maiorities:
Democratic counties--Erankhnl la9 majority;
Adams 3g2; Leheigh 1927; Sarborn 435;
North America 1892; Bucks 68s Berks s.,
795; Montour ST.; Montgomery 1907; York
2,e2s; Schuylkill LIPS; Philadelphia 2,4s7;
Cumberland 7sO. Republican counties-
Lewiston 1,l24; Chester 1898; Dauphin / !.
400; Delaware 1869; Lancaster 5,224, and
Union ATS. 80
PITTsBuRG. Oct. II.
The official vote Of Allegheny county foe
Judge of the Supreme Court is, Williams
., sss.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
Official returns are as follows: Bucks eoun-
ty, Williams 6.724, Sharswood 6,9l0; Erie
county, Williams l6.4l3, Sharsuood 1888;
Huntington county. Wiliams s,009, Stars
wood Z, 25s; Warren county, Williams 2.1sl,
Sharswood l,459; Butler county, Williams 2,
939, Sharswood 2. 262 Clinton county, Shars-
woods majority 6I6; Sysoming county, Shars-
woods majority 753.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Oct IL,
Gen. Imboden,s late of abe Confederate
ann. applied to day to fths Register sinder
the h@nsnt's Amnesty Prpclsnasi On .sonly
taking The oath therein prescribed. BE was
not allowed to register. \
Partiealars from Norfolk show arserioun
state of sffairs among the squatters. Besides
resisting the United States officers, they have
held meetings which they attend armed, and
at one meeting the chef speaker urged the
idea that the negroes we're more powerful
than tins whites ID the Soath, and would hold
the lands they we're on at all hazards.
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FROA CHICAGO.

CHlcAoo. Oct. II.
Mrs. Nellie ]. Brown, wife of = painter.
residing n No. 29S. South Halsted stree,. n
a ct of mental depression, yesterday commits
ted suicide by dose of strychnine.
AeOn6dence man, known q Paasy Bsrns.
was arrested this morning. ut the Michigan
SouthAra Depot, - he va nakias oe With :
loan Of about $40, which be had elfecsed
thDseh ths sslkbilisy OF man named Jpo.
Woods.
Coon 4 Tsnbvock Of this city, hare isst
eonptsssd ! strset csr, labelled No. !, Alton
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