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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
LEGISLATURE oF VERMONT.
SENATE

SENATE
MoNnAY. Oct q.
The Senate was called 20 oder BY the Asst Sec, aud
adjourned without uansaciing any business
HOUSE.
In the absence Of the speaker the House was called
to order by Mr. Perrin of Montpelier
Journal u Friday read and approved
There being no quorum present, ionly 80 membets)
the House adjourned.
TUESDAY Oct %.
Prayer by the Chaplain, journals Of Friday and Mon.
day read and approved
Bls taken up md Rster ed--Senate bill No O. defn-
lie No 8, relating TO the change OF venue in civil
tiors No 3, Of Limitation n action No 10, relating 10
fees Of parties No IL 90 Of against private prop
ery, No i3 70 the rights Of marri'd women, to
miee on judiciary No A. relating TO bounty Of certain
soldiers, to military committee No 49, for the Wollam-
sac Railroad TO committee on railroads
House BiHs-No |, ASSESSING a tax on Lamoille ooun-
~, 20 Senator from Lamolle; No IS, relating TO the
abosbng Of the ofiee Of bank commissioner; to com
mtee On banks
No ~, TO incorporate the Mdjlsbury Silver Mining
company, 20 committee on manufactures, No 49, au
thorziug the establishment and msntaiuance Of town
city ana village libraries, to committee on education
No o. in relation TO divorce; 90 committee judciry
BhS lutr0auced and Remarkably Mr. Prout, 10 TO-
corporate the Novelty Machine works, to committee on
manufacture
BY MI Dale to legaze the corporate Of The Yer
mont Copper Mining company TO committee on judcia
~
BY Mr. nae relating 10 divorce Of citizens Of this state
obtained in other states to committee on printing.
by Mr. Hard. relating to pIeadnes; to committee on
prin ing
PttiHon-OfF Knsl,y and others, for repeal Of law
prohibiting the catching Of fish in certain ways TO gene
raj committee
I'm p,otior 81 NJ. Will. ad;o,.u,d
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23

Messrs. Lane, Pitkin Il Brock of Montpelier,
have recently made some very important improve
ments in their Lever Set Circular Saw Mills, which
puts them far ahead of anything else in the saw
mill line. One of these improved mills is now in
operation near their machine shops in this village.
Persons interested in the lumber business would
do well to call and see it in operation,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23

In Norwood" Beecher has drited into the
war; aud his story has thereby gained much in in
terest.
The magazines for November are as gay as an
Indian summer and as rich in golden fruits as the
autumn. The Riverside (New \ ork, } is full of
good things and charmingly illustrated; "Our
Young Folks (Boson,) is Just as full, with Illus
trations better than usual. The good taste aud
enterprise Of the publishers of both, spurred by a
bit Of rivalry doubtless, go on rapidly from good
to better, and they already beat the rest of the
world in this field o. literature.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23

The London Globe says, 'the agitation in France
almost amounts to a crisis in Italy it amounts TO
crisis OF the gravest character. That a great
war is impending the continent is what we have
long announced; now the probability is that that
war will not be unmixed with revolution In or
der to meet the emergency, it is not improbable
that the re-opening Of the French Chambers will
be signalized by imperial DEGREES widely extend
ing the liberties of France
Certain Russian aristocrats, angry at the Gar
for his emancipation act, trying to circulate
story that he is afflicted with soitening of his BRAIN
is responsible for his acts and ought to be dis
placed by a regency that would restore serfdom.
"No Rome and life is the new watchword OF
Garibaldi's Italians. They can't live with the
priests, eating hem out OF house and home.
The Berlin correspondent of the London Times
confirms the report that an understanding had
been come to between Bismark and Garabaldi
This rapProchmem was the result OF Napoleon.
determination to protect the Pope at all hazards
and will last until the September Convention is re-
yised.
A letter from Constantnople says that the SUI
tan's proclamation of amnesty has not produced
the slightest effect in Crete. Engagements be
tween the insurgents and the troops continue tc
take place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23

The Woodstock Standard copies our suggestion
to the Legislature to furnish Legislative reports
through Reporters appointed for each House, and
says; 1--WE heartily second the suggestions"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23

MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet article
to Cologne, and at half the price.
Sc :0lT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23

We the issues Of sEvES TRAINS at the
favorable market rates into FyEfWISrs, which, AT pes
price Of gold ed the holder about per cent more n
per Circulars with u particulars furnished Hp
application.
May s;dAW Nv. JAY COOKE a CO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
MISUNDERSTANDING BUCHu
CuRRi
ALL KIDNEY DISEASES

RHEUMATIC DIFFICULTIES
Price ST.. Sold everywhere.
J. A. BURLEIGH. Wholesale Druggist, Boston,
7l29 GEsERAL AoESr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23

As for you, by Joye, I'll send you to a convent
Elope, elope with music teacher am ashamed
to call you my daughter. Where's my haiti Give
me my boots. Here John, call a cab.-l'll-
But here Lucilla caught one arm and Mrs Rich
mond the other.
ION papa, are you crazy?' said Lucilla.--
Frederick never proposed such thing. Let me
see the letter Oh papa, this is not Fred's-upon
my word It is not. Do look. papa; it is dated
twenty years back and Freds name is not Charles
Papa, these are your loye-letters to mamma, writ
ten long ago, Her name is lucilla, you know
Mr.. Richmond sat down in his arm chair in ST.
lence, very red in the face
How did this occur p he said, sternly; and
Mrs, Richmond retreating into a corner, with her
handkerchief to her eyes, sobbed;
81 did 1t on purpose and paused, as though
she expected sudden Judgment. But hearing
nothing, she dared at last to rise and creep up to
her husband timdy.
You know Charles she said gently, " It's 50
long ago since, and thought YOU might not eX-
actly remember how you fell in love with me al
first sighthow papa aud mamma objected aud how
at last we run away together; and il seemed Ia
me that II we could bring II all back TO you as II
was then, we might let our dear Lucilla marry III,
man she likes who is good, if he is not rich,
did not need 1T to be brought back any palmer
myself women have more time to remember, you
know. And we've been very happy-have We
not n
And certainly, Mr.. Richmond did not deny that
So Lucilla, feeling that her interests might safely
be left IN her mothers keeping slipped out of the
room, and beard the little ruse next morning
1t was favorable to the young music teacher
who had really only been sentimental, and haC
not gone half SO far as an elopement; and, in du,
coiiroc Of time. the two married with all the
pomp and grandeur betting the nuptials of
wealthy merchants daughter, with the perfect ap
probation Of Lucillas father and the JOY OF Lueil
las mamma, who justly believed that her littl'
! ness.
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BANKING g J1OUs'h
JAY COOKE & co.
No. 30 WALL STREET,

Corner Of Nassau Siee,t NEW PORK
We buy mo sell at the most liberal current prices and
on ha nd full supply u GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALI ~
SUES, sEvEN-THlRrlEs, and COMPOUND INrkktsi
NOTES and orders for purchase and sale Of sloOA
BONDS and GOLD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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UTHEN BY TIE USE OF DIR. JOIN
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manently, and at trfhtng cost. - - -
The astonishing success which has attended
this Invaluable medicine for Physical and Aer
yous Weakness, General Debility and Prostra
ton, Loss of Muscular. Energy, lmpotency, OF
any of the consequences Of youthful indiscre
ton, renders it the most valuable preparation
ever discovered.
it viii remove oil nervous affections, depres
sion, e1ctement incapacity to study or bust
ness, loss Of memory, confusion, thoughts of self
destruction. fears of insanity, &C. IL will re
store the appetite, renew the health of those whr
have destroyed it By sensual excess or evil prac
tees. - 800
Young men, be humbugged no more by "Quack
Doctors and ignorant practitioners, but send
without delay for the Elixir, and DO at once re-
stored to health and happiness. A perfect cure
Is guaranteed In every instance. Price 81, OF
four bottles to one address, 8. .....,-l :.
One bottle Is sufficient ~ effect cure In all
ordinary cases. ~ -,NLl ; ~,
Also. DIR JOINvILLES SPECIFIC PILLS
for the speedy and permanent cure OF Gonorr
hea, Gleet, Urethral Discharges, Gravel, Strict
ure, and all affections OF the Kidneys and Blad
der Cures effected in from one TO five days
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system. and never nauseate
the stomach or inpregnate the breath. No
change of diet h necessary while using them.
nor does their action In any manner interfere
with business pursuits- Price 81 per box.
Eitl er of the above mentioned articles win be
sent to any address, closely sealed, and post
paid, by mail or express, On receipt Of price. AID
dress all orders to .otlI. -.
BERGER, SHUTS, & co, Chemists.
No. sS5 River Street, Troy N. Y.
~ -eodkw ..E... "|"'.
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P0lfce COaFt.

Police CeaFt.
Two cases were before the Police
Court Saturday morning.
Lewis Davis, a colored gentlemen,
was arraigned before Judge Good fol
making an assault On battery upon a
colored brother named Joseph Brown,
Lewis kicking Joseph in the mouth and
80 ON down. "Lu" was fined ten dol
lars and costs and not having the nee
essary stamps he was sent to Jail.
Joseph Donavan was brought up on
On old matter of nearlya years stand
ing and was discharged by payment Of
costs. s... .-s.... g. ~ sfH.r..
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Grr.,,el Reefs.

Gravel Reefs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, Of this city,
is fully prepared to put on grayel roof
in the most improved method, and war.
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water,
The tar used is put through q process
that frees it from oil and benzole, and
no matter how great tho heat, it will
not run. tits equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps ON hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks, and sidewalks OF
the best quality, and for sale at thelow-
est rates. This roofing has stood test
of fifteen years in Pittsburg. Mr.. c.
may be addressed through the Wheel.
ing post office. is'. je3-lm
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A MiaunderstnndinE

( A little "milp occurred on the sus-
pension bridge on Saturday last between
a German and woman supposed to be
his "frow." 1t appeared that the Ger
man had taken from the woman some
money which she claimed belonged to
Der, and she proceeded to forclbly take
the "poison" from him and a scuffie en-
sued, when the fair Teuton trippcd her
husband and threw him. Two or three
men arriving on the spot at this time
the wsman released her hold upon her
husband and he jumped up and ran
away, she bursting into tears and start
ing after him, crying, "He steal my
monishw Our heart softening, we
turned away.
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distinq,sA ,nHeG 10 1aa6a&orpg al zig
ostYSsl bsaFins ef9oRA! q, 4haPn, tneyi
. asIs s sESia hi Il ~ p
Tie Tie most sssid &tgaS 6f BasSS; s ,bu1, 10
s,l hys 5y|.i Sas .s s$I @ assy ssss
tiles of beauty, and adjoining With Infftr
stately presence the auditoriums Oh QUIZ
places of amusement each evening.
They dispensed gifts to the servants
with the most lavish prodiSahty, anu
until Yesterday at noon, their popular
| ity was in the zenith. r.L....
At that hour, however, blight came
upon their happiness and in the shape
~ an excited gentleman, who staiked
mn to the fastidious clerk, and inquired
| in accents almost unintelligible, by
hasty articulation, eff fellow stynng
himself General BIS, with o fair-cem-
| plexioned woman, was not stopping
there ~ Il. - nj,
The clerked glanced .askance ct the
trayel-stained garb Of his interrogaeor'
and answered that the parties INQUIRED
for could be found In room No ID sec
end floor. The stranger was ABOUT 70
bound up the wooden stairway, when
those of whom he was in search came
down arm-in-arm, laughing and chat'
ting in lively and Joyous manner.
As the woman's eyes fell on the new
cSmet Sno % har comnanion. attempted
.n1 1n an, , ~ aoaip' Her steps were
sodn s arr Led however. by the, former
s ~ Sa,nsn,sd In n lond voice, to know
W. ahs was going. The military
r mnuo or s verv Indignant at this appar.
ant r5deness. and demanded to know
what It ali meant. His nerves, if at all
4 eene;tive. were doubtless shocked by
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Academic Department.

This department II under the supeuntendenc,
Of 7. z BLAKELY, b. A, and has been Opened
with the view Of afordiHg 70 sncb students q.
may desire IL, an opportunity Of perfecting them
Taught in Basiness Colleges. Such students n,
can afford the time 70 pas through course IL
this department. may here obtain tfioroagh
English Mathematical and Classical education.
The system Of instruction pursued y q thoreugh
and most successful one, and the Principal Of
the department can confidently appeal % bis
past success and his present patrons A. the
strongest and best Of its Recommendations
Commercial students ara admitted 70 the Eng.
lab classes Without extra charge.
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Fair and Festival.

The ladies of the Fourth Street NJ. K.
Church will give a fair and festival at
Washington Hall Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings. Great preparations
are being made to make this very pleas
ant and agreeable to all who may at
tend. Two fine sewing nachin-s-one
Singers and one Wheeler q Wilson's
worth seventy-fve dollars apiece, will
be given away to the person receiving
the highest number of votes, each vote
costing one dollar. We anticipate o
large crowd at the Hall on this occasion.
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A Bogus General and Runaway wife
The following piece Of news, trans
piring at Stenbsnyille, Ohio, which we
clip from the Cincinnati Enquirer. may
be of interest to our readers
Quite an animated scene took place
recently at q doWn-tow hotel; the
name Of which, . we'll g the principal
sctors in the little drama, we suppress
threuG prudentiai motiRea. On Fridsy
lsstgs gsntlsDan and .lsdy arrived st
tho hotel ana engsged 3 tste Of rooms,
re- istsTing thar Names - Gen. b.
and lady. -ss1-sial nd . be7,,- "a a
ThS sffaof tks ssntlSusn being Dc.
cidedly military, and, on the whole, very
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spee'ie4FfF'y BsfeFssAAgT !
The fishing and hunting party that
spent last week at Fish creek returned
on the steamer GAINESVILLE Friday even
ing. They enjoyed themselves hugely
and were very successful "on that line"
An enormous catfish was caught which
weighed seventeen pounds, and also a
perch weighing ten pounds. g-stll
Another party will leave for that To-
cality to-day from this city, intending
to remain during the week. Good luck
to ye, gentlemen. ,a-.
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Runeral Obseqaies,

Raseral Obseqaies,
Yesterday afternoon the two societies
of Red Men" and turner's" turned
out in regalia and attended the funeral
of Mr.. Throl, Fourth street, who was
member of both societies. There
were . large number in the procession,
and were accompanied by Vsas' brass
band. The remains Of Mr.. Throll were
Inferred in the City Cemetery with the
rites aud ceremonies of the two Orders
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that soupd mind and body 90. th-
most necessary requisites 10 promote oounnbiai
happiness fndeed, without these the Journey
through life becomes o weary pilgrimage; ths
prospcct hourly darkens 10 the view; this mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reheetion that the Happiness OF
another becotnes hlighted With our OWL
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Delegates Returned.

The delegates from Bridgeport and
other portions of Belmont county to
the Ohio State Sunday School Conven'
ton, held at Xenia, returned home Sat
urday. The Convention was the lar
gest ever held in Ohio, and the proceed
ings were highly interesting and bene
fetal.
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PARKEnspuRe, June 10, ls!

PARKERsBURG June 10, 1861
tn Edrard N. Nortos, Esq, United States
Marshal for the District Of Vest pfr-
giaia:
,rHE REGULAR TERM OF THE DISTINCT
Court of the United States fer the District
" West Virginia having failed to set at Wheel.
ing upon the day appointed by law, yop arc
hersby authorized to give notice to all persons
Interested in the business Of that Court, that
thSre will be special term OF the same upon the
Sr.t Say of July next You will cause Grand
Jury 10 be- summoned. to be in attendance on
the Csurt, and make all necessary prepara tions
fer the holding Of the same.
Given under my hand as Judge OF the DIS
trict Court Of the United States, for the Dis
,r;ct of Vest Virginia this 10th day OF June,
1901 JOHN j. JAChsoN, J.
Ipl3.ta
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"Time % Money!

"Time O Money!
Said friend to us yesterday. Keep
correct time, is our advice to our read
ers. Purchase your watches and clocks
at Oxtoby & Duffield's jewelry store,
1903 Main street, nearly opposite Mer'
chants National Bank. All are war
ranted. A full stock Of jewelry, spec,
tacles and fancy goods. See advertise
ment in another column Ifyou "can't
see it," 60 to lO3 Main street. and get q
pair of those superior spectacles. IL :
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er.en. Desirins Inssructien

On the Piano, Organ, Violin, Thor.
ough Bass, in French and German, by
the most competent teacher in the city
should call at the music store Of VIM
Fl. Shisb, No. 139, Main street, and OBJ
tain full information with the address
of Prof. Herman Kryter. je lin
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Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate TFnnsfers. I..fr
The following transfers of real estate
deeds probated, ETC., were placed on re.
cord in the Recorders Office during the
week ending Saturday, June Is:
Deed of trust, made June 8, 1867, by
August Corl and wife to Louis Motto
trustee for Friedrich LOges, on the north
three ourths of lot No. g, in square "a
Deed made May l, 1867, by Charles
P. Hackathorn and wife, to John SlOss
a part of lot No. Is, Jonathan Zanes' adj
dition, (33 by SOY of the south side.
Hugh Downey, late of Ohio county
having died,intestate, on motion Of So.
rah Ann DOwney, administration on
said estate was grsnted.to her Bond,
$500. sra,.aI. b. .H I-.,-g.1 rl.,
Ordered that John Turpin, Elisha
Connolly, William North and Gilbert
Holmes, or any three of them, be and
are appointed commissioners to ap,
praise the personal estate of Hugh
Downey, deceased, and make due re-
turn thereof. ,..-.. ....-.r ......f
Lewis Morris, late of Ohio county,
having died intestate, on, motion of o
j. Crawford administration on. said es.
tate was granted to him IN due form to
administer the estate Of deceased. Bond
500. 2 [T0pKINVb ,hIliN
|. Ordered that Harvey Hall, E. C. Jeffers
and w. Odbert be aud are, appointed
commissioners to appraise the personal
estate OF. Lewis Morris, deceased, aud
make due return thereof.
Elizabeth Dunlevy, late of Ohio coun-
ty, having died interstate, on motion Of
Israel Updegraff, administration on
estate Of deceased, was granted to him
Achattel mortgage made October 49,
1866, by Mike II. Lipman to Jacob NJ
Lipman on stock, fixtures, etc., of Lip
mans circus. =, ,,..-. r.4-.I
: The will Of Charles H. yoelker, de.
ceased, was admitted to probate. AID,
ministration on estate WIS granted to
Christian yoelker,, v,sSIs.,sg.E
The WIN Of Isaac Hoge, deceased, was
presented and admitted to probate
William V. Hoge was qualified as exc
cutor.
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HENRY SEAMON,

~ bacco, Pipes snuff &c. Manufacturer of No.
Wheeling Stogies, No. 81 Water street HAY.
ing made arrangements with one OF the leading
tobacco houses In the country am prepared q
offer all the best grades Of Chewing tobacco AT
AdntI dcturers prices may 10 Nv
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Acknowledgements.


The Sisters of St. JOSEPH desire us to
present the public their acknowledge
ments for the generous support Of their
effort to raise funds for the orphans
Amongst many liberal donations, the
following deserve particular mention;
That of List, Morrison & Co., Of Q bar.
rel of superfins -four; Mr.. Wilhelm, Of
. handsome bride; Messrs. Friend &
Son, % carved md polished walnut
stand; sad M, y! G. DorneL ofa 4.rs'
ooskisgg stove. The Festival on ths
10th and tfth iusts: nstted S112o. W.
.ss Glad tAs siststs net with sa F. well
dsserssdsuepsss.ss-fa ii 'n''' 80 = y T.. Z
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Market
On Saturday morning there was a
good market, and prices ranged about
as last week. Potatoes sold for 40c per
peck; butter, 20 to 25c; eggs, lsc; corn
meal, SOC Western Reserve cheese, 2Dc
Swoitzer do, 25c; radishes, three
lunches for 10c; onions, three lunches
for 10; strawberries, l0c per box, or
three boxes for Csc; gooseberries, SC per
quart; currents, 5cper quart, etc.
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EXCELsIORl EXCELSIOR .
~ eCHASTEELAR'S /.
HAIR EXTERMINAT0R! I,

feR keoevfnB SaPeraoeus Hntr.
no THE LADIES ESPECIALLY THIS N
i ,vziushle depilatoyy recommends Itself "A be-
ing IN aimeAt Indispensable article to femal,
beauty. z easiiy applied. does not burn or in
Ssr.nsatsa q fssovs ispsransss hsE fu "a
pW Sekvhesd6 ~ from 2ny psrt of The body.
cenple ~ tsrliiy and rAdicsiIy srfirpsting tie
ams, issymx Tia skta soft smooth and natural
ma q III odfy xrtfcle psed BY The French, and
ss en-. Iss sssn 80 ss1 81 ps'sp.6 70 ass
RKReIK SHUrrs 4 CO, chenistA :,
UEF-'l5i IS River s., Troy, NY.
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stockholders Meeting.
ylRRTuNG

"A the stockholders of the NoRTHwEsTERS
BANK OF VIRGINIA will be held at the NATIONAL
BANK OF WEST VIRGINIA at Wheeling, on Tues
day, the 9th day of July, at 10 o'clock 4: NJ, to
consider An Act To provide Ter winding ny
the affairs of the NORTHWESTERN BANK OF Viz
GINA" passed by the Legislature Of West Fir
e'"iA reD'"' ' ' GiBSoNLAMB,
Committee of Stockholders.
Wheeling May %, ls67-td
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Inquest.

lnquests
Justice Johnston held an inquest on
Saturday upon the body of mulatto
child found in q privy vault on Quincy
street. The verdict of the jury was
that "the child came to its death by
means unknown to the jury" The
young mulstto was about nine months
old.
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The alarm of fire yesterday morning
about Eve o'clock was caused by small
lot Of charcoal burning in the tin shop
of Mr.. Schambra, in Market Square.
Two fire companies were on hand, and
the fire was soon extinguished without
much damages being sustained.