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Ills n ERcf

That to make nice, palatable, and
wholesome biscuit, rolls, mullins, waf-
fles, buckwheat cakes, or any other kind
of light bread or cakes, it is necessary
to use the Unriraled Baking Powder. II
you use any other you may lose your
batter and patience together. Ask fol
the Unrivaled when you go to youl
grocers, and don't take any other. f.
Booking, Proprietor, No. Odd Fellows
Hall
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The 0Ianunrx ThnMv

Often leaves many unpleasant memcn-
toes, in the shape of Colds and Coughs.
They arc, however, easily controlled by
Goes Cough Balsam. 1t is agreeable to
the taste, effectual, and no family with
children subject to Group can afford to
be without it, as it is infallible for
Group if taken in season.
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rINHE UNDERSIGN HAVE FORMED A
i co-partnership and win continue the Whole
sale Grocery and Provision business under the
name of Maxwell & Jingle, at our old stand.
The entire business Of the late firm will be
settled by us. Persons having accounts unset
tied will please present them at once for pay.
ment and those knowing themselves indebted
to the old firm will greatly oblige us by liquid
ating their balances as soon as possible.
We respectfully solicit q continuance Of tho
patronage 80 literally extended to us. 'I--
---r. JAMES MAXWELL,
jans-4t GEO. X. TINGLE.
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.;sFca,it.c on Its Wings"

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters.
To the Weak and Dcbilitated inst rising from
some long spell of sickness, We assure you there
is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptic Ones,
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea
Headache. Sour Stomach, &C., use Old Home
Bittcrs and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
dccI Proprietors.
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ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, I
WHEELING, JANUARY |, 1917
CIRcuLAR}
,i'HE FOLLOWING EXTRACTS FROM A
! Joint Resolution of the Legislature of this
State. adopted February lst l566, are published
for the information of all concerned.
RESOLVED by THE LEGISLATURE OF WEST
"YIRCINIA; That the Governor procure or cause
''to be procured, suitable medals as tokens of
respect to the officers and soldiers of West Vir
'.ginia, who have served during the rebellion in
1.-The service of the United States
The medals and inscriptions to DO Of fouI
kinds.
~. For the officers and soldiers Of the Volun.
''teer Army, who have been, or may be bonOrably
discharged from the service
49,. For the officers and soldiers who have been
killed in battle.
g. For the officers and soldiers who have
died from wounds received in battle.
IL For the officers and soldiers who have
died from disease contracted in the service.
The medals for the officers and soldiers who
"have been killed in battle, or who have died of
wounds or disease in the service, to be delv-
erred 10 the families Of said officers anu sol
diers."
To facilitate the distribution Of medals author.
lied by the foregoing Joint Resolution, the fol.
lowing instructions are promulga gated:
l. Officers and soldiers OF the LIST class, a.
specified above viii each furnish this Office with
his name and rank, and the Company and Regi-
ment to which he belonged, also the Post
Oitice, County and State, where he may bc adj
dressed
. The widows or nearest relatives or friends
of deceased officers and soldiers of the End, ID
and 18th classes "A specified above, will furnish
this office with the name, rank, company and
Regiment OF deceased, and the Post OihCe,
County and State, where the applicants may be
addressed.
BY order of the Governor:
GEORGE w. BROWN.
Adjutant General
Daily papers of the State copy one week;
weekly papers copy one month and send bill to
Adiutant Generals Office, Wheeling, W. Va.
jan3-lw
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e. e.. g. p.
RGchinE's UaYiya;cs, Baking
Powder.

The superior excellence of this Baking Powder
is acknowledged by all who have used 1t.
Ii is prepared from strictly pure materials ex'
pressly for family use.
1t makes all kinds Of Light Bread, Mullins
Hot Rolls, watlles, BucSwhcat Cakes, GriddlJ
and Sweet Cakes.
You can bake Immediately after mixing the
materials
The principal Hotels and Boarding Houses
and the first families in Wheeling all use it.
Try it if you have not already done so.
Manufactured by EDMUND BOOKING, No.
Odd Fellows Hall. Sold by groccrs and dealers
generally.
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TOWN TRIPLES.
Nv Advertisements.

Nv Advertisements.
"New Book Store" is the heading of
n new advertisement this morning.
The First National Bank publishes its
eleventh quarterly report.
Alex. NJ. Ewing publishes his card in
this mornings paper.
See advertisement of Wool Growers
Association.
Wheeling Lodge, No. 9, 10. o. +.
publishes a funeral notice in another
column.
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&. O. o. II.

The members of Wheeling Lodge No. i. O.
o. F., viii assemble at the Lodge Room on Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock, TO attend the funeral
of Brother George McCracEen. All sister
lodges and cncampments are invited to join us
in paying the last tribute of respect 10 our de.
ceased brother. JACOB BURKLE,
;.uoat Scc'y.
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Teachers aud Amateurs

Should not forget to call and examine
the new stock of Sheet Music and Mu-
sic books at Mr.. Shieb's store, l39 Main
street. Constant.additions to the stock
are being made, SO that any piece of
music not on hand can be promptly fur
nished.
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Winter Lu1urieA.

Winter LuAurleh.
Booth, Battelle & Co. daily receive
oysters direct from Baltimore. The BIZ
valves are large, fresh and lucious.
For sale by can or half can, at corner
of Monroe and Water streets, where a
full supply of groceries is kept con-
stantly on hand. Prices as low as the
lowest.
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The New Boek store.


The view hook store. e.
Messrs. w. II. Stevenson & Co. ut
their book store, No. 134 Main street,
have a large and attractive assortment
of every thing in their line. See adj
ysrtisement, and give them o call.
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The Celebrated Pacing Horse
Kentucky. 10 be Given Agay.

rlNHIS HORSE Is WELL KNOWN AS ONE
i of the fastest PAGERS in the country. having
made his mile in 2:26. He won five races last
fall and took the first premium ut the West yir.
inia Stats Fair, in Octolser at the time Dexter
Pateheu. and other celebratesf'horSes were ther,
Kentucky and the following other valuable
premiums, will he given away, by special permis
sion Of the Commissioner of Internal Rsyeuue
at Washington. Guernsey county, Ohio. on The
sd of February, 1867.
LIST OF PRENUNs.-"kentucky," the Cham
pion PAGER, Se,cO; l fine Singers ImprovaJ
Family Sewing Machine which TOOK the F;rst
Premium ut the W. Va State Fair. sI,1. fine
Silver Hunting Case American Watch. sh5-
fine Silver Hunting Case Lever hatch. s+D. !
fine Silver Hunting Cese Lever Hatch. so
fine Silver Hunting Case Lever Watch sa5
Number Of Tickets limited 10 80. Tielets
One Dollar each. Every ticket VIII draw a prize
worth from % Cents to a,ooI. -
Kentucky can be- seen at the stable of g
Beymer, Washington 0hio. The Sewing Ma.
chine can be seen at Howard Morfon,s. III Main
Street, Wheeling. The elegant Watches arr on
exhibition at the Jewelry Store Of Nessrs Ssoff
& Hennegen, l27 Main Street Wheeling II Va
Tickets can be had by addressing ". nj godoer.
er & Co., at Washington, Guernsey county. Ohio
and at the fol flowing named places: John Ralrs
Hotel, Wheeling, Rolls Saloon. Market Street
j. Beuter's Saloon, Main Street, and AZ Renner's
Hotel, Centre Wheeling.
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7 EvIS, LITTLE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO
IL A. Armstrong & Son. We are now manu-.
featuring a superior article of Tea Paper. Or.
ders by mail, left at j. G.. Orr i Co.'S will re-
cCivc prompt attention. deco
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Sedsnta.y and Studio,ts Occupations, Griefs,
Anrietics, or whatever tends to impair the rital
Action of the Brein Heart or Nervous eyStem,
frequently lead to the most Distressing and Fan.
bardssing Disorders of the VIMLE SYSTEM Stu
dents. Cisrgsnnen and Lcirgers, therefore, who
are especially liable 10 these Weaknesses should
resort promptly to Dr. DELAWARE SPECIFIC
PILLS.
A Pamphlet containing full particulars with
Directions and Advice; printed in French, Ger.
man, Spanish and English, accompanies each
box, and will be sent. by mail. free of cost,
to any who will write for il. Price, 81 per Box,
or Six Boxes for 81. Sold by all the principal
Druggists or will be sent by mall securely sealed
from az observation, on receipt of the specified
price by any authorized agent, or by the sole
& Co, al Cortlandt Street, New York. AuthoI-
lied Agents for Wheeling and vicinity, I. III.
LOGAN & CO. All orders by mail. promptly
attended to. noy29d&w eew ly
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NOTICE.

r!'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-.
/ ISTING between Maxwell, Campbell &
Tinslc is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Thos. j. Campbell withdrawing from the firm.
JAMES MAXWELL,
TH0S. j. CAMPBELL,
GEO. Il. TINGLE
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DISSOLUTION.

n He FIRM OF j. ii. SMITH & co. Is
i this day dissolved by mutual consent.
j. IL. SMITH,
January J. 1861. q. r. TAYLOR.
ianglt
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y,,eveu,;, ou,r.crIyR euor.

.nF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
~ Wheeling, showing its condition on the
morning of the first Monday in January 1867.
Assctis
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SUGARS.

TEAS ae. :, zs1 ~ 4.H4 :! s7sf =. J
i IS half chests Gunpewder and Young by.
on. fine TO choice grades, Just received and Tor
ale by Il REILLY.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
pr Hmm DcIumarrc's Specific Pills,


DUPONT. Pharmaceutists, No. 2li Rue Lombard,
Paris from the Prescription of DG. JUAN della
MARIE. Chief Physician to the Hospital Du
Nord on Lariboisere.
LETTER OF RECOAGMENDATI0N.
PARIS, May 5th, ls63.
GESTlEMEH We have used the "SrfCIrIc
PILLS" made from Dr.. DELAMhRREs PREsCRIr
TON during several years past in our private
and public practice. and have found them most
energetic and efficient Remedy in cases of Sperm.
atorrhca or Seminal Weakness: Nightly, Daily
or Premature Emissions: Sexual Weakness. or
IlRpotency; Special arrangements OF the Ncr
vnIls system: Weakness arising from Secret
Habits and Sexual EXccsscs; declaration of the
Genital Organs; Weak Spine; Affections of the
Ewes; Lime or Brick Dust" Deposits in the
Urine; Milky" Discharges; falcncSs Of the
Skin. with SInken Checks and ElOodleSs Lips:
Punched" Features: Irregular Action of the
Heart and in all the CHASTITY train of symptoms
arising from Over.use Abuses, or Loss, from
any cause of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise tho Profession, and all
persons suffering from any Sbmpiohtdtic or Or
oapic A Geeti0nS of the GENITo. L BINARY SYSTEMS
10 use these Pills. With high respect, we are
Yours most sincerely,
X. A. BEhUREpAIRE NJ. D.
q. ID. DUJNRpIN, NJ. ID.
JEAN De BEUCUEE NJ. II.
To Grdnciere & Dupont No. PA 6ue Lombard,
Paris,
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FULTON PAPER MILLS.

Intclligenccr copy.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

7 ONO BRANCH-roR SALE OR TO LET, FUR
- nishsd, beautiful new Cottage, ~ rooms, stable Tor
''0' ''''' fsa' Il nSsER xoRoAS. No. Y,ss street,
The New York herald., 1867-06-22
uARBLE mANTELs.

- -
rsARpr,RIzED SLATE MANTELS-srPERIOR IN
nj BILE half the price OF marble.
n SfEWART 500 sixth avenue between Thirty NTH and
Thirtysrih streets.
rsARBLE MASTRLs.-TIfE BEST PLACE IN THE
civ 10 purchase Marble Mantes Of the latest designs
Al very low prices ~ At A. kLABEKs marble Works 10Y
last Egheenth street. Third avenue, New York. Cut
this out
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THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR LADIES'
and esnuemen's cast on Clothing By cahipa 3D.
dressing DAVID TURLsY, ~ Budsvp strsst nsss Canal
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
IL Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York, vie Hudson River
and 30 $50 and IL r. NJ; aud Win Harlem Railroad, Twen
~ sxth Fourth avenue, 1880 A. NJ and 445 r.
NJ The $50 and II r. NJ trains via Hudson river Will
Sundays a.Y
Sleeping cars attached TO $50 and II P. N. trains
WV. H VANDERBILT. Vice Preaident.
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CI.OTIaGxG.

Ar UEAsT TWELFTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
"A u CAsiiBERG pays the highest broadway prices for
ladies' aud gentlenen's Castod Clothing Ladies' waiei
upon by Mrs, CashberQ.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

THE YOUNG AMERICAN CLOTHING COMPANY.
Ipl Seventh avenue ladies' and gentlemen receive
rs per cent more their Cast on Clothing capets
nre and yewely than any other place In the city Gall
on or address HARRIH Ipl Seventh avenue, Twep
ty.third street Ladies ATTENDED BY MRS. Harris.
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~ aud wife, thirty miles from New York cfty
with easy shore preferred Address with par
uculArs H. W., box 27s jersey CITY, NJ j., Post ohce.
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
~ aud sisters farm house preferred Address stating
terms which he moderate II. W. Owen, z7 Last Thn
tieth street, n, n.
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N EWIS Il. WOOD. AUUIIUNEEN-oF NVNFUUMEHf
Ia street. Jersey City rs Building Plots, At bergen Point
n j. 70 minutes from New York BY the Central slrosd u
New Jersey from foot Liberty street. VIII sell TUES
DAY June @ tc ground 70 yalnsele Building Plots,
rounded By 6ue improvements beautiful views from the
property, Overlooking New York bay, Staten Island.
Newark ctv and bay. Ac Frequent communication with
New York b. the Central RsIroad q New Jersey times
hour and By steamboat Eve times each way dsy Propery
IL situated railroad depot and within two blocks of the
drives Hudson county For maps and further Particulars
appy 10 ~ A. ID. MEfIICK. ia. BRO,
26 Pine street, New YORK.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY DAY LlNE.-1HEC. vIBBARD AND DANIEL
n DREW viii ION and after May IS) leave Desbrosses
$50 and Thirty At S45 for Albany
making the usual landings and connecting Athens depot
OF the New York Central all points the Central.
an Roada.
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TTENTION.-LARGE ORDERS RECEIVED AT THE
well known Of n. Rosenberg. AZ seventh
avenue, purchase wearing apparel csrpess furnurc
Bedding Ladies gents having 10 dispose OF will rr
i've the highest prices BY calling addressing Mr.
Mrs. RosEkBERo. number m above Orders attended 70
IN or out OF the city.
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Letters from the Poop e.
rRU.G TUCKER COUNTY.
Beok Of ihr Registrars.
nukDrElt LAT

CHAPTER lst.
|. There was mau whose name was
Adam and whose surname was Bow
man. and he gathered unto him certain
scribes to counsel with him in the coun.
ty of Tucker, over against the Tavern
House of Adam TAFT, in St George.
?. And it came to pass, as they coun-
seled together one with anotherto breed
contention and strife, they spakc one
TO another, saying, we will have Radi-
Gals to rule over us or none.
3. Now their brethren who were
dwcllers in the county, spake one with
another, saving, the scribes are breed
inc discord and corruption over against
the Tavern House of Adam TAFT We
will have honest men to rule over us,
and straightway went and elected Con-
scryatiye men round abOut in Tucker.
4. But Adam, whose surname was
Bowman, spake to his followers, one
with another, saving, we will not have
these men to rule over us, for | will go
and seek great office of the county
Supervisors, and play Judas.
!. And as these things came to pass,
the Supervisors gathered themselves
together, and said one to another, we
will have whomsOever we will, and re-
huked Adam, whose surname was Bow
man, for his impudcnce.
6. Among the dwellers of st. George
there was certain scribe, Enoch,
whose surname was Minear, and he
cried with u loud voice, saying, come
all of We who are not of he scribes unto
me. big me, and be adiudged.
:. After peace reigned i'll all the conn
IT,. and brethren ceased 70 contend one
with another, Enoch, who surname was
Minear, and Jacob, whose surname was
Parsons, and Jacob, whose surname
was Dumire, stirred mp great hatred and
confusion in ali the country round
about.
:. Now the corrupt men OF the land
being sore afraid they would lose their
power, sought to disfrapchise and rob
their brethren of their God given
rights.
9. So when Jacob, whose surname
was Parsons, sought to depart from the
county, there was exceeding great JOY
in all the region round about, for it is
not written with him, "Peace on earth
and good will to men, TUCKER.
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Two whi.e GirI. Rn,i.hed by Negroe.

Mr.. Proud. who farms 4 place belong
ing TO Mr.. Thomas Kimber, OF Brandy
wine Hundred, Del, on Tuesday went
to the blacksmith shop at Claymont to
have something done. He took his lit
tie daughter along, who had some but
ter aud eggs to take TO Mr. Kimber's
dwelling. When she performed her cr-
land she started home alone. A dark
mulatto negro was seen to pass along
the same road about the same time. The
girl passed over path through a wheat
field, and the negro came up Ia her.
After they had passed we'll out of sight.
the negro seized the child, threw her
down, choked and bruised her badly,
aud even threatened her life if, she re-
sisted his attempts to ravish her. The
resistance of the child, and the nearness
Of the neighbors, no d Oubt had the effect
TO alarm the negro, and after injnring
her severely he He'd, and has not been
heard of since Tuesday evening, when a
mat answering his description was seen
near the coal oil works of Thompson &
Co., not far from the Brandywine rail
road bridge. The child, it is said, was
so internally injured by the negro's
knees upon her breast and stomach that
she was sick all T.esday night, ard
threw mp considerable blood. The ne
gro escaped, and hat not been arrested
up 10 the last accounts.
Another horrible outrage was perpe-
tratad on Sunday in Christiau HundreI
Chester county.
The girl, whose name We have as yet
been unable 10 learn, is about seventeen
years of age, and lives at Mr.. Jackson's
about three miles above Centerville. She
had been raised at Mr.. JacksOn's, as we
believe the man bad been also. Sunday
this colOred man and another went to
JacksOn's, no one being at home but
this girl, and after talking for little
, while the other man went away, the one
who committed the outrage remained.
The girl asked him if be was not going
away with his companion The man
said no, and then seized her and accom-.
plished his brutal purpose. The house
being in the country and some dis ance
from all others, the poor girls screams
failed TO bring any assistance. The girl
was badly bruised about the body and
breast, and her face scratched and torn.
The girl ran over to the DeighbOrs and
informed them Of the outrage. An ef.
fort was made to arrest the negro yes
terday, whether il was successful or
not we did no, bear.- UestehesfeT JeGer-
s0siGR.
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Ready for Niagara Falls.

Theparty will leave Wednesday morn
ing OH the 6 o'clock train. BY leaving
your names ut the McLure House Ticket
Office, the Omuibus will call for You.
All those that have handed in their
names are requested to call at f. Book
ing's for their tickets before noon; also,
as many more rs feel disposed TO join
the party. We are assured that the
trip, including all expenses, will not ex-
ceed $500.
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Speaking of Irish emigration, the
London Daily Nelrs says: Those sec
lions of the annual reports of the Emil
grafton Commissioners which relate to
Ireland, have for many years recorded
the magnitude of the emigration from
that country. They are becoming even
more important now. for what they
show rs to the decline of the natural iu-
crease of population. They prove that
the population of Ireland is not under
.oiug mere numerical reduction, but
Il is attacked in its reparrative princi-
pie, in its very root"
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A history prepared for the French
schools by the Minister of Public In
struction records that in the year lS67
"the Emperor Maximilian reigned
peaceably over eontented people, and
that French influence was, thanks TO
God, forever established on the South
American continent That history
wants an early revision.
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A young man called ut the City
Clerks office day or two since and
asked for "death warrant" The as
founded clerk assured him that he dealt
in no such documents. swell" ;" said the
fellow, !"giye us q marriage certificate, it
amounts to the same thing We hope
that youth will catch tartar.--NeT
Bedford Nercary. at..
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Ohio COrRiy CircHH CoErf, Jspc Raies,
ls67.
S.lmael II. Kelley, l.,,,s,.,.-, e.
"a -, ~ ."
Reuben F. Hedges and StberAS ChAnoery.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Il TO RE-
/ cover Of the defendant T. =. IIodgrs the
sum Of sI3095 with interest frOtn the iSth DAY
Of March, I5GI till paid and the costs af s1ii at
lAw, With the costs Of this suit.
RsubeH i. Hedges. one Of the defendants in
this cause. not having entered his appearance,
and IL aP caring from an afhdarit hled in this
oSuss, that BE- j. not = resilient Of this Stzts
on motion Of the complainant. by HE oOaBsei IL
u ordered that he do appear herr within ODs
month after the fourth weekly publication and
dn- posting hereof and do what be may asst1
proper 70 protect his interest in this eagse.
A copy.
feste. MICHAEL J. EREIyIG,
JACOB l. CLARK, Clerk.
Sol for COnplaiRznts jeaa-osE4t .
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The principal mania now in WiscoH-
sin seems to be for hops. An increase
of nine thousand acres for the present
year is reported, and the culture Of hops
has paid the farmer better for the past
five years than any other crop known
to Wisconsin hBsbandry. ~
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Parisian ladies are very fond OF the
few Africans who turn mp in their city.
Hearing of Americas love for the ne
gro they naturally expect to find soT,s
thing superior about gentlemen of q
shady complexion, and court the
darky accordingly. Dark skin is said
to be ut a premium, and white folks are
Obliged to stand back.
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The Indians in ArizOnia are on jhe
war path vigorously, and have obtin-
ed some advantage our troops, butthe
troops disgraced the national forl 10y
killing prisoners in cold blood rbo
were in danger If being recaptured
AWashington correspondent says hat
the Congressmen who have been OF on
the PARTIES have returned, Disputed
with the SONS of the f"rest,H and hat
the Indians will have few friend at
the Capitol hereafter.
The difficulty between Brisam
Young and Orson Pratt arises frontbe
fact that Young has stopped payment
on Pratt's drafts on the Mormon fuii in
the Bank of England. There is sal to
be great opposition TO Young's tyrnny
in Utah, and some rich dsveloprenis
are expected.