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.WOGLRNz5 a FACTORY
.t3 e51ssoio .g5fsis bga !siup EIis7
IF Fio 81 Sale. $500. q II

DHEl UNDERSIGNED lOEFER9l sTHEi
j following described property for sale, yt1:
/. 4 substantial brick building, three Stories
addition OF q good Dye House 81 feet long by.
"a feet w1des and q good brick tenement
house contaiutng7 rO0nA With several ether
the mannfaeforY. slG It.sIi" ,sffin1ti1 19l
{ MAcHIgERYr1YiZ: TWO setsof4 feet JenlES.'
Machines with all the late improvements
Spinning mules, one containing S36 6pindles
and the; other 8S4s fouE twtsteRs and other
machinery thitable FOR carrying On the hust-
neSs, wftha spl6ndld improved Dry Room
In the Fae6ofy. The Factoty b IN operation.
and those Wishing to pfrc hAse would d0Weu
to call and examine same Immediately, a
ed to Samel ara itpeIuded .lnythe above, and
are warranted Sufficient power to run three
E9ttS of IuachfneS.i ifIsi4. tIoggfi;a 2 -
. For terms, kc., enquire of oraddreE, an 81.
Z. BRADLEY,
apF2-1m1oa ~ JgEWheeling w Va.
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Valnable Farm .f'oir Sale.

Valuable Farm for Sale. y
THE uNHERsTGNED WILL SELL AT
1fpfivate sale the well known and dAGtraA;
BILE SJhalQpery Farm, Fituated on CaEftna
Creek, seven miles from the Ohio river.
cleared, 100 of which Is choice bottom, all
Watered ard timbered, with a. four foot vein
of excellent coal On'the preniik eA The Farm
+ vel ealepieted for either stock or agrtculT
EoTlEfnrther partieularsd or information
relative to price and terms, call on, or address
by letter, al Newark. licking County, Ohio,
JEROME BUCKINGHAM, or
COLLINS & THURSTON.
I 1nhS0-3Wd eHI-.dl iiTt!G .s4Jsss5f7 ~ =
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~ VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
10 from WInIam Zoe to Edward b Eits4t
hngh, dated Oct. 3, 1853 and recorded In Deed
Book So, page 10, OF tie recordS or Ohio coun-
ty, and an order Of the GirCuit Court Of Ohio
county made at March Term, 1867, Substitut-
named in said deed, L will proceed on SATuR1
DAY, APRIL 29ih,- at 10 elOClE, a. M, al the
'front.' d0oroE the 0uEt HouSeo Of Ohio county,
to sell the following property, viz: Lot NUM-
bered fortS-Si1 ,(48l ohIthe east side Of Chap
line street, in the Filth Ward of the city of
Wheeling, in the State OF (Westl Virginia. AS
trustee, I sell such Interest only as9ts vested
in meiby said deed and order. n tIuJ lEisJE-
sTeEmS ofEale--Cash. .iy.tL.i..J naL5fti ,.zl,-
JOHN g. CHANDLER, Trustee.
NUErEI.rrASn March 10 1871 IInnrll. IL -
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PIANO AND oRdAN TUtfN5i iSel q AND p RE-
PAIRING.-Mr. Boden, from LouisyflIe,5
who, on his former visits to Wheeling,
has given such general satisfaction, Is
here again, and ready to tune YOUR
Pianos and Organs. Leave Yonr bE-
dersj at once at. E. A. Weber's6 Music
Store, as he can stay only afsw days.
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The RIVER last evening was u feet
in the channel. Nothing on the,land-
ing yesterday worth recording. The
Steubenville and Sunfish boats made
their trips with about the usual bust
ness, The Potomac LEFT for Cincinna
with a fair trip. 90 !. 7'ii 7il.' y 10 70
Boats leave the wharf to-day Is fol-
. The \. Rsbecca, {; for P'aFlk,eFsbuFgs at II
. The = Logan, for stteSupbepytlie, at $50
The Rees, for sundsh, at 8 p. M. 'sz
The Glendale, for the Upper Miasis-
stppi,, at 70 NJ. t,s| .''''''l- : ~. q
!, "a "a I eoqF7esna. for st, Louis, hour not
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. CALL and see J.A. Lash's stock Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware
&C. The little expense attending the
business, and the fact that the Goods
are bought direct from the man ufac-i
turers, renders prices to suit all.
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TIE Rev. Mr.. Hall win speak to-
night at the Disciples Church. His
subject will be s.'Christ tho Miracle
WOrker.;0r the testimony OF Miracles
to the truth Of the Gospel" "a
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THEATRE.-The attendance at Wash
Eugton Hall; to- witness the great
tragedy, Macbeth" was fair, consid-
ering the dtizzlfng rain and the wretch
ed condition of the sidewalks. The
whole strength of the company was
brought into requisitiOn in It's render
ing, and those who were not present,
missed a treat Of the raEest order. Mr..
Buchanan fully sustained his reputa-
ton acquired elsewhere, in the princi-
pal character os the piece, and he
may be Justly placed in the front rank
of those who have achieved success in
representing the creations OF the Inn
mortal Shakespeare. Aud while saying
thtsin behalf, of Mr.. B. we would add
that the whole company won the high.
est praise of the audience last evening,
for the manner in Which each one acted
his or her paItn uaTr,p rizfs15
Tonight the celebrated play, "Uncle
Toms Cabin" will be brought out with
the full strength OF the company. r.
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SERIOUS AcC1DENr.-A young lady,
Miss German, residing in Centre
Wheeling, iel1 down stairs, yesterday,
and injured herself seriously; one leg
was broken and she was very much
bruised. DIR. Russell was called in and
ret the broken limb.e Lets feared the
young lady has received internal in7
juries and may be hurt past recovery.
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OUR friends Of the Register seem to
think our account OF the arrest of j. II.
Wilson, Enormously printed wilkin-
SOM, an employee OF that Office, upon
charge of robbing ]. c. Cline, was in
some sort a reflection upon that estab.
lishment. It must be apparent that no
such a reflection was Intended. We
aimed simply 10 detail the circuul-
stances aud in doing this It was Inn
possible to avoid mentioning that vii.
sou was employed att the Register Office.
because 1t was there the alleged fotbss
~ and the arrest took place. A news
paper establishment Is not TO 10 Mold,
responsible for tramPing printers who
may come along and receive y few lays
employment, who may be and soI1ia-
times are men of bad character, We
cannot undertake to SRy whether Will
son is such u one or not. The Re0Es
ter copies our account of the affair, and
makes the following comments, which
we give place to as an evidence Of our
disposition to do that paper no intus-
tios .
THE above, while true SO far as the
report OF the examination before the
Justice goes, Is calculated to give a
wrong impression as to the character of
the accused. We do not generally ex-
press our opinion upon the merits, OF, a
case before trial, but inasmuch az our
contemporary has set forth one side. We
feel justified in presenting the otker
and especially to relieve the comnositors
of the Register office nom theimputa-
ton Internationally cast upon their
character by our cotempOrary's re-
UTr, tho 5rat y,1aoa
is Wilson, not WnkinsoTl. md ID NOT :
regular employee in the Re0iSteT ONCE,
he having been given work for a few
days, as IS usual to travelling printers.
He came to this city about two yVeels s,
ago, which would seem to prove tbe
oundlesSness OF the charge made nv
Cline that he had robbed him in FebriS.
airy last. AS to what his Intentions
were in taking the articles from CIne's
pocket last Sunday, we cannot, Of
course, say; but If his explanation Of
the matter Is true, It Is no more than
what has been practiced time and
again under similar cIrcunnslancaS
Cline does not begr q very good char
acter for YetaCity or morality, and his
charges should be taken with consid-
erable3a allowance. From what We have
been able to learn; we believe him to
have been drunk on Sundays and
drunk or sober, he had mo- business iii
the CELLAR where Wilson found him.
andWas as eulpable IN his action rs
Wilson. We have no particular feel
ing IN the matter and would mot have
attempted IN any way to influence pubs
lie opinion but for our cotempoFary,Sl
remarks. 2 $3.50 5'..5,i = = !..ssli;il a.
J.H. sNurH 4 Co. have Just received
Light Cloaklng Cashmere. ..a.l7l 5 b
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81 4 Fl
THE CABINET ORGANIZE would be a
matteriof surprise 10 many to know
how many of these popularinstrumeuts
are being sold. Within the past ten
days, theiagent, Mr.. VIM. H. sheib, has
sent out seven Cabinet Organs to par
ties residing in Ohio and West Virginia,
and the cry is still they come. The
prices ranged from seyenty-dveto three
hundred dollars, atfotding an equally
good Instrument. to the poor, or rich
man, only differing In size. Inferior
Instruments are displaced every day 5y
the Cabinet Organ. which Is recognized
by all, even nfactnrers Of other Or
gans, to be the best. Every day deal
ers offer instruments on the reputation
OF the Cabinet Organ, by representing
It as about the same thing" ,Ramem-
Der the only place to see the 0IbIWet Or
gan is at No. 1S9. Main street. ?, iEis,f
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- 49, tl & ~: " Ar NOTICE
I YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
pfacuce, tndulged In when alone, q habit fre-
qpentty learned from evfl cOmpanIo ns, or at
scnooL the enects of which are nightly felt
eVen ,When asleep, and, II not cured, renders
tna1rT1a9e impossible, and destroys both mind
ana 90 y mould apply Immediately.
~ na4 a1pttgi that a young man, the hopeO
% anatohed. rom all prospects and enIOy-
nnen9 2 OF ,1ttei by the consequent OF devi-
attnB nom the path OF naturaS aud indulge
ing IN g certain secret habit Such ipeFsons
must before contemplating ~ siIs ~ -.
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CoNF1RMED.-The report that All who
nave purchased their spectReles at Ok
toby &lDufheldis JeweIry SIoref f103
Main street, nearly opposite Nero hSnts
NaLlonal Bank, have been, hiehIY
PLEASED with them, is coroboTate a bya
host OF our citizens. The sIF4psrfor
spectacles sold At this housei are war
Matshesr clocks and jewelry repair
ed with neaeness and dispatch. Read
SertiseInent In another column
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BASE BALL PnAxgRs, and all Other
pains taking people, should keep a
hand a bottle OF Loqdn's 'Arnicd-2i
and so cep.s. y.
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The white Pine COMPOUND.

complaints ~ 7 :. 80 {
The White Pine Compound,
compound was originated, Amember Of my
family was afIlicted with an irritation OF the
throat attended With . dfsRgreeable cough.
had for some months previous thought that
bark OF Whitepine might be SO eompounded
as to be very useful in diseases of the throat
and lungs. Totest the value Of it in the case
Of the medicine that 1 had been planning,
and gaYeie inIteaspo onful doseSI The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
ed, the cough subsided and q speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, 1sent some TO
a lady in Iond6 ndeTy, N. n, who had been
occasioned by a sudden cold, and had raised
mucous BtTeaked With bl Cd SheSO0n found
relief and sent for more. She took about
Esd'. Editor Of lie Manehestsr 6aiIv Mirro9,'
made trial of the same preparation In the
case Of asevere cold and was cured tmmedl-
ately. He was so highly pleased with the re-
sales, If placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me to give 1t name, and
send 1t abroad to benefit the suffering. In
November, 1856, INST advertised It under
the name Of White Pine Compound IN two
years from that time there had been whole
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where It took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market, and It still
maintains that position. There e good Tea-
son for this; 1t ID very soothing, and healing
in tts nature; isWaImIng 70 the stomach and
pleasant Withal to the Taste and exceed
s:As q remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivaled. 1t
was not originated for that purpose; but
person in using It for cough was not only
cured OF the, cough, but was also cured Of q
kidney din Guilty tten yeaTB standI az Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
hPVA nSRd II for the EnnlA C0mnIpynt and
have been completely cured"
The above was written by DR., Poland. In
1890. Since them as 2 In Manchester. the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead or
all Cough remedies, as well as q PREPARATION
for the cureof Kidney din culties IN every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States.
q IL ianfLlacI1I.l---- =
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FoREvESrSe DREssEs.-white Az
paca Tarleton, Paris Muslin, and Swiss
Grenadine, at ]. n. Smith &. Co.'s. -
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The commission of E. AZ, Norton,
ESQ, as U. S. Marshal, has not yet
come on. The delay, like that in the
case Of Captain RaWling,, as; P6stmas-
ter, is probably owing to the unusual
pressure upon the departments al
Washington, in consequenCsof such IA
large number of appointments just at
this time. We understand that the fol-
lowing gentlemen have been appointed
deputieS3 8. B. McCOlloch, Wheeling,
Chief Deputy; Samuel Walker, OF Har-
rispn; c. p. Steel, OF Wood; Mr.. Ats,
ofKanaWha. rs ~ (
Mr.. Ms commission, no courts can be
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THE following cases were before
Squire johnson yesterday:

1dE lOlOWluB CaAeS were before
Squire Johnson yesterday:
William Martin, charged by Prise
In nitty with having threatened to
shootL her. Alter an Examination of
several witnesses, the suit was dismiss.
ed ut the cost of the prosecutrix, the
Justice deciding that there was no evil
dence to sustain the charge. a,,r5.-s ~.
Joseph Gruber, a miserable vaga-
bond, who WAS arrested Sunday even.
ing, and bad been in jail since, was
confronted on charge of stealing a
basket continuing paint, the properly
OF John Luff, of Ritchietown, and val
ued at s. 90. Several witnesses were 6x-
aminad, and the facts elected were that
Gruber had accompanied q little girl Of
Sir. Luf's in making the purchase of
the paint, and on the way home they
had stopped at a store in Centre Wheel
ing, where she left the basket until she
should call for 1t. During her absence
Gruber went TO the store and got the
basket, saying he had been sent by the
girl, who was waiting FOR him short
distance aways But IL was proven she
had not instructed him to call for the
basket and knew nothing OF his getting
IL until she called for Is herself; and
that Gruber instead OF going In the di-
rection of Ritchietown. was seen with
the basket In East Wheeling, and at
Welty's tavern in the I'd Ward. Cru
Der says he went there to get drink,
got II, got drunk, Laid down somewhere
and went to. Sleep and theI basket was
stolen from him.
Joseph was sent back TO Jail to await,
trial by the Circuit Court, for larceny,
He didn't seem at all distressed. but
rather pleased with the prospect-Mr.
Farts' being much better hotel than
he was accustomed to stop at.
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.als MARRIAGE

renect thatAlsound mind and body are the
most Necessary requisites 70 promote comma
bla ,hRpinesG Indeed, without theEe tina
Journey Through life becomes a weary pilPTi,
view, the mind beconi ee sha lowell viii d.
par and dlled with tho tmelaneholy reiiecy
ton that 1.-THE happiness Of ANOTHER haCOtneJl
blighted with our own ~ IT, -
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Good Pictures guaranteed, and proofs
made when desired, without change.
( Sixteen Gems, With 4 positions, % cts.
Two thousand DOLLAR worth OF Photo.
graphic Albums the IArR variety in the
sold cheaper than ct any other house In the
city ~ si=s slsst JC7i! !. Oh q ~ u, as-i
Looking Glasses, largest GHortment In
wheeling, fur sal6 cheap. 80 ~ 5fss5
eur facilities for making an styles and
E918 OF Pictures fFOm LIN oE1ro1u HnAu and
FhEH pii+ifi1 y ilnif stntl, rfl34ft1s5sl
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HANDsoME VAL. LACE HANDKER-
CHIEFS, can be had att. II. Smith Il
CO.'S. - L. =. :. Il - = -
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MFdnaI.
White Pine COMPOUND

throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven yearaJ in
The New England States where It's merits
have become as well known as the tree rom
which, In part, 1t derivesits virtues.
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Your cellars and sinks need purify
ingi See T. n. Logan q Cos Rdvelr-
ttsement Of the American DIsinfectant.
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.EFaNaU1EIaIIDA.
CHG R.R. COMPLY
OYY1rr RAIr. q Omo RAMRoAnGor. a
= q p ~ iWHEELHNaI an. b l84Il [ [
7COOMODATION TRAIN,

WINTER ssCaEDQl4E- ,,,,,, ~,
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL KUN BY
the following schedule on and after Jan.
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The White Pine COmDOund Cureg

Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmons
airy Affections generally. It IS q remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Difficulty Of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his ONCE
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,

The many thousands cured at thls estab-
llshment within the last twenty years, and
the numerous Important surgical Operations
performed BY. DR.. Johnston, witnessed by tho
reporters OF 1Ha SIN and many other papers
again before the public, besides his standing
aS 9 gentleman OF character and TespeCta-
blhty Is asufhcient guaranteed to the AFFLICTED.
SKIN DIREASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
marS-tyt q ~ 2, r.'lfI'l'E 80 -I-f{Isi q
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J.H, SMITH 4 Co. have Just received i,l.H
Light Cloaklng Gassimete. s' =
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aAfGtfai
LOCK HOSPITAL.

ESTABLI6HED AS a REFUGE FROM
-fiR 3 ATSQ9ACKERY-TO9 30 -
-sb5A.Il "a az. 5fFS--AssIn 2fiums1E Er.r
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE "A oFJER1
90 Z, ScAH. BE lORZ.4LHRD.i
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On. IOHNRTnN.

ONCE, No. z South Frederick Street,
Lar hand side going flom Baltimore street.
eWdoor nom the corner. Fall not TO OBJ
serve name and number.
No lettStSrecelved unIeSS post paid and
Persons writing should STATE age, and send
IS11i q advertisement describing symP-
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Apetittonsof Ferdinand Debold was
Gtyntaxes don5 stock in the 2Benwood
Iron Works. taxed in Marshall county,
Referred with power; for Committee 70
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DIT e
vTH6TNTNATTNE

MAIL TRAIN
Leave, Wheeling lex
Benwood.... g. 7::90 J"
,Moundsville. 800
CamerOn........ 9:l2 Pm
"
Grafton, J6netG
N. W. Va. r l23A.M.
ParkersburH
(arrivel ..--- 5:35
PiedmOnt-..-..l4:26 "a
Cumberland 6:l4 !"
artlnSburg-10@ /"
HATper's Fer.1l:A +"
WinelIeSter7L %
(ardVel.s...1.... &S5EM.
Wash. Jn'tn.. $50 I"
Baltimore ...... 400 "
WRlfNpfRR1 CWV ISll -
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AUCTION PRICES !

, sEMsitG ETgsit,na e sx E'sQ7o ci $500
a7F 7d~ ,c9Hie7aH Ut8 yHEhaloz2 70
i.s.dfs 10 is.H1uu,r4t ~ @.aT1 - {
-y.t Ala zsD1U ~ 81 isIlte gsic gp
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Married FGrS0ns, OF Young Men oon,.r,n,.
ting marriage, being aware OF PhvsjciaS,
speedily cured. NS1"iLliueS,
he who places himself the
J. may Ieligiously conhde in his honor ~ Ut,
skill as physician. Upou MS
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petition of ia. Holiday. s Co.
was presented, asking TO have the alley
south; of Second and between Market
aud Chaplinestfeets, Centre Wheeling,
graded so asto cast of he'water.a Re-
faEEEl go - $500. ..--..--. - .- d.
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e DISEASES ORnRRupENoE.


when the misguided andtimprudent yo-
taLy OF plea9uret hnds 4 hat he has imbIbed
the eeed9ot this paint ul disease &c too Omen
hnpnens that an lll-timed sense OF shane or
dread OF discovery deters him from applying
tQLn0saS VINO 6Om education and raspectS.
blltty, can alone befHend him. 1tielayiilZ an
the constitutional symptoms OF this iorTid
disease make their appearance, such as ulce-
Ee!e1 sore Ifn0at diseased nose, nocturnal
Slght deafness, modes on thssh1n- bones and
afm4 piotches on the head, face and extres
mites t[GI Progressing with fEightful rapIdity,
tn a last the palate Of the mouth or the
Done9 OF the noss f6fT In, and -Eie Victim OF
tns aEtal disease becomes Q hOTTid object o.
Sonq1 lserauon, TIL death puts period 10 his
dreadful suderlngs by sending him TO "that
traveller returns"
It'll MELANCHOLY FACT that thou
sands tall victims to this terrible disease, oW-
ing 70 the unsktlfulness Of ignorant pretens
9s5FFs no; by the use of that DEADLY
FoISoNFM UR0BR ruth the consultation
and make the residue OF life miserable
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E8peollIIyI WhObAVe Become the victim, :,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deStT,IciI!OJII
habit which annually sweeps to an untITSNSIts,
excellent talents and brilliant intaleci II.I.t
might TothergiSe have hentTanced HSiIsD NO
Senators with the thundars Of eiodneTSctiL ils
.WaSed e .estaeyl the living lyre, may oS III
VAIN luu confidence. 3fiA SnilllI b. =
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JTrusf;ah1SoS Sale Z

'AetN9 JOIN 8. CHANDLER, rrusstee.
WHERLINs, March Is, 1867. mar2I-td .
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Mr. Miller offered resolution re-
quirfng the police to uniform 80 assto
be dlst1ngnishe6ft from citizens. Amend
ed ON motion of Nj Hughes, by appro-
priating TO. each deputy sergeant $40,
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dresses f 1, E. 6 s@ MIN Co.'s. l i...I 3
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Me- Miller offered a resolution thAt
the appropriation made at the Last
meeting for the purpose of procuring
estimates and specifications tor the
proposed Market street bridge be In
creased to $lQO. %. -.yeHS.s y IL yr-7t.
Mr.. Hughes opposed, and M1s Miller
! advocated the resolution. :, KS
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The ordinance relating TO assessors.
was received back from the, First
Branch with an amendment, incorpO-
rating the samed provision: that the
council.may give compensation to the
committee Of review, aboutwhich the
two branches differed at the last meet
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2 The Justice decided that there was
probable ground to believe there had
-been resistance 10 an 6Iticef In the dis
charge Of his duty, and he should there
fore hold Mr.. Buchanan in7a lrecoenf.
1aIlce to answer bsfora the q frcnffI
Court here at It's May tern. me sbaiiI
was hxed at $40, and was at once given.