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PAY UP.

! LII persons indebted to the Undersign-
"a ed are requested 10 come forward and
settle up at once, as prompt payment will
be required Of all indebted 10 me.
UILLL.4M Il. CH4PLINE.
Sept. IA, 1857 II
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The alexandria Gazette learns that the
work OF rebuilding tho Manassas Gap
Railroad IS Hyogrc sing Ill, ropidity,
5bouI three hundred hands being employ.
cd. The rails are now being laid be.
tween Piedmont and Markham, and the
track graded and readjusled to the sum.
nit Of the Blue Ridge. Ill along the
line great JOY is expressed at the prospect
OF speedy resumption Of railway com.
munlcalon with alexandria, and large
amounts Of produce are ready for ship.
ment as soon as The means OF transporla.
ton are offered. The parties having the
work in charge are determined to push
it forward with as little delay as possible,
and it gives US pleasure TO state that ia.
ture prospects Of Manassas were never
brighter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

So On tie srSl page of Io-day's paper
will be found The programme Of the ded-
ica,on ceremonies of Anlielam National
Cemetery, which takes place q, SharPs-
burg, ON Tuesday next. Il will be seen
that President Johnson, General Grant,
and many other distinguished persons
Will be present on the occasion, and we
doub, not tina! it will be spectacle worth
Witnessing.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 tho Tax
~ payers Of Chspline Township that all
accounts OF School Tax TO be paid have
been placed in my hands, and all persons
are notified 10 come forward and settle tho
same as the law requires. Five peT cent.
will be added in case it is not paid by tho
3Oth OF October. 1867.
JOSEPH WELSHANS,
Township Treasurer.
september Il, 1867. #
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JEFFERSON DAVIS AND HIs TKIAL.-A Rich
mond correspondent Of the New York Tribune
writes: From an authentic source l have reas-
on 10 state that jefferson Davis VIII be tried at
the November term Of the United States Circuit
Court here, aud that he will be forthcoming at
that time. The counsel for the defense will de-
clare themselves ready for trial. The court
will signify its assent in the same manner. Tic
government will ask for time under the pretense
Of being unprepared-a shift to get out of the
trial. The court will then say it will be in ses-
sion for considerable period, which viii afford
the government ample time TO prepare and If
lis representatives fail to prosecute the prisoner
before the term Of the court expires il will in
that case probably declare the prisoner dis.
charged, in the absence oftho prosecution. Such
viii most probably be the programme Of the
long expected Davis trial, and such the upshot
0! It in case Of the failure Of the government 10
substautia,c its charges. The country will then
be rid Of a serious incumJrance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

o. The September Term Of tie Ci:-
cult Court Of Berkeley county commen-
ces on Monday next, the 10Th.
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o. We direct the attention Of our read
sfs to the numerous advertisements thst
appear in our paper to day for the FIRST
time. People ,csR advertise in the Reg
fsffr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

g. The Winchester NeVS the po-
neer newspaper Of the lower Valley
came TO u last week in an entire new
dress. We hail this evident sign OF abil-
Ivy on the part Of the News 10 appear in
new suit, and it shows that the people
Of Winchester appreciate a good paper.
We also notice that The Berkeley onion,
Of Marlinsburg, appears in new dress
and an enlarged form, so as to enable il
70 accommodate its numerous ps'rona.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

IL The Rev. W. G. Gee wi:l preaoh IN The
Presbyterian Church Of this town, tomorrow
Sunday morning at 10! o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

G5- We invite special attention TO the
advertisements Of NJ. ROSENBERG, Clothing
Merchant, 0! iIarper'S Ferry, which ap-
pears TO day. lie has a large stock Of
Furnishing Goods, which he will sell
very cheap. Persons in wan, Of any
thing in his Toe would DO well TO give
him caA.
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TO THE PUBLIC !

,y,- - /.,.-...---r y-...,...JJ, - -.
'"' O''.. , y ' I,,, "''' ''''
'0"''1"'s OO""'5'
AVlNG come IN possession oil The
II uh'onViiIo 9'oIe'h'use properly
Jolly expect oy The Zo'h or ZO1A INST, 10
open at UnionVIIIe an entirely new and
complete
Stock OF Merchandise
or,l.,,oio., .yo,,.,r.i,, .,,.r-iI,, found !, q,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

Is The long expected Amnesty Proc
liDaiion of President Johnson has been
promulgated. ard will be found in our
columns this morning, !has been criIi-
clsed by the radical prc0s, aad they pro-
claim it can stack upon and deGaace of
the Congressional plan 81 reconstruction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

o. The California election, which
took place On Thursday OF las. week, re-
suited in the success Of Ilaight, the dem
ocra,ic candidate for Governor, by anna
jori,y OF 10000, being gain OF 10000
since last year. The democrats also
elect two Congressman, aud will have a
majority in The Legislature, which will
elect U. S. Senator This winter. The
radicals elect their State tickle, in Maine,
bu, by greatly reduced majority. The
lower House of the Legislature is proba
bly, democratic.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

O., We noticed a drove Of fine cattle
the FIRST Of the seasOn--passing through
our streets on Wednesday last, destined
60 the Eastern Markets.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

o. The Board of Supervisors of this
county vii! NEE, in the Ccur, House, this
place, on Monday next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

&Go DEAIn or On. X. S, BLACKBURN.
Our community are greatly panied
TO learn Of the death OF this former es'i-
msble fellow citizen, says the Spirit,
which occurred at his residence in Clarke
county. during the las. week. In all the
relations OF life, be was as nea! b!ame!ess
as i, is the nature of man To attain. aud
from his amiability of character, frank,
open and generous intercourse with his
fellow men, had endeared TO himself a
host Of ardent and devoted friends. lie
leaves large family, many near relatives,
with the entire communities in which he
was known, 10 deeply lament his depa--
uTs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

G5SGm TIL undersigned takes
R-I4ID pleasure in informing tho
Public that he has just received and will
continue TO keep constantly on hand q
large and well selected stock Of the best
Made-up Clothing
for Fall and Winter wear, All kinds OF
Gendemen'S Furnishing Goods, hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions. Trunks
Vallses, SstcheIs, &C., &C., &c.
PIECES ~ P.4RT:
Sljt Of Goat, p.o's and Vest, com.
rlrls. sI, ulssj Cassimor, $500
Sul,o. Coat, pm.s,and Vest, black
C.o,o, sl2 to s2e
SUI, ol Coat, Pants and Vest. Grey
Harrison Casslmer, eli
Suit OF Coat, Pants and Vest Full.
led Llnscy, sl0
Separate portions Of suits at raIeoblc PrI.
ccs.
Being enabled to buy my goods Of tho
first and bes; manufacturers in the coun.
Gv, positively ssy ccn oilrr ~ g.
cheaper in my line than has ever been
sold IN this neiehborhooj.
o. Thankful for past lavots, ! respect
folly solicit continuance Of public pat.
rouago and viii eaLeavor 10 merit the
same. ! respectfully request buyers TO
call before purchasing elsewhere, and de-
termlae for themselves if do not sell
cheaper the same quality Of goods than
any one else possibly can.
NJ. ROSENBERG,
Shenandoah street, opposite DR.. o..
Donnelrs Office and residence.
September IA, 1867. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

is The revival Of religion which has been
IN progress for the past three weeks, at Liberty
Grove School House, under the supervision Of
Rev. ". G. Coe, pastor Of the NJ. E. Church
South, Of this town, las resulted in tie CONVEX
SION Of abOu, twenty-five souls to Christ, There
are vet soma half dozen anxious enquirers
seeking salvation. There viii be preaching at
the School House tomorrow Sunday mght,
at early candle light; Providence permitting
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

o. The board created by the Legisla-
lure last winter 10 equalize assessment Of
the lands throughout, the State. mel al the
Capitol, in Wheeling, on Wednesday, the
4th instant, and organized by the election
of Col. Charles Hooton, President, and
the appointment Of Van L. Hall, Secreia-
~. The Board is composed Of the fol-
lowing genllemen--one from each Sens
. !orisl District:
Isl. John ID. Maxwell, OF Ohio.
ID. Isaac Holman, OF Marion.
80. Charles HoO;en, Of Preston.
4th. Noah Rexroad, of Richie.
5lh. Alfred Foster, Of Writ.
9th. Fenelon Howe, Of Barbour
9Th. John Bowyer, of Putnam.
SIh. Robert Hogan, OF Boone.
9th. Grandson c. -'ndcraii, Of bon
roc.
10. Thomas r. Cslsksddon, OF Hamp-
shire.
il:p. ". G. Butler, OF Jefferson.
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DWELIANG NOU Sc, ,":iE

Good SWitZer Barn, Corn Crib,
and necessary OUT.BUILDINGS, with
plenty of FRUIT. There is a well Of
nover.falling water in the yard, and two
springs on The farm. There is q WHARF
on the farm; at which the Boats load
grain, giving the owner ready market
right at his home
b. The price OF the above described
land is sixty dollars per acre, but | will
give a credit if desired by the purchaser
on five thousand dollars of the purchase
money for long time, say five years or
more.
IS Persons wishing 10 purchase will
please call on the subscriber, living in
ShephcEds.own, Jefferson county, W. Va.
GEORGE D. MCGLINCY.
September ii, 1867. If
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OBSOLETE Oh Of PARTNERSHIP
.rEW CONCERN.


2RHE Co. Partnership heretofore existing
( between Wm. A. Morgan, p. II.
Strobe & A. r. Boieler, IT., is this day
dissolved By mutual consent. All PEI.
sons indebted 10 said firm will please
make prompt payment 10 P. II. Strobe
(in whose hands tie accounts have been
placed Tor coIIeciionl as we wish TO wind
up The business without delay.
w. A. MORGAN,
PHI. STROBE.
A. L. BOTELER, Jr.
Wnh DOR bssl hlsaks 10 the Public for
its liberal patronage 10 Us. We respectful
" solici, continuance OF the same 10 OUT
successor. "A. K. Boieler, Jf.
MORGAN, STROBE & CO.
September ~, 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

II is said that the Presidents friends
have autographed for Gen. Mcclellan 10
come TO Washington, and also that be
is expected by the first Of October
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

IiOOP Skius.-We have large stock
x OF Hoop Skirts, all sizes, which We
ale now selling less than cost. Call and
see them. TlciH g. heCdy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

I LIQUORS. Just received, direct from
81 Phial lqI.2, t@s sioel OF Pune
Old Rye, Bourbon, Eagle and Tuscaloosa
Whisky, also genuine article Of fine
French Brandy, for medicinal purposes.
sept II FwU g. hseiy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14

The new directory Of San Francisco
shows population OF over 10000. 1t
was only 500 seven years ago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-14
1874 A CIR E S,

about ID or is acres Of which is TIM
Der, the balance cleared; the whole IN
der good fence, and IN high state Of cul-
tivaton. The Improvements consist Of
fnrlrkln
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AUTUMN, BY TEAM O'RAN.-This is some
pumpkins, and the pickles are so thick that
they fairly cucumber the ground Such
profuseness is the fruit of much labor.
MERcY's DREAM, BY De HUNT INGToX.-
For Mercy's sake, we would ask, When is this
picture going to cease meeting our eyes It
stares at us from ali the shop windows; it is
among all the prizes of the Gift Concerts; and
what was only a pleasant dream of good old
Bunyan's has become an awful nightmare to
us. Have no Mercy on any more exhibitions,
is our advice.
On THE MERsEY, BY JAY HAMML Ton
Mersey on us, one m%e left of the same
sort This is one of jays dead calm Styles,
and we think it is as good as any of That style.
We miss the setting sun in vermillion, though,
very much.
PRosPERo AND MIRANDA, BY C. W. PUTTY.
This picture portrays little conceit of
Shakespeare's idea of Robinson Crusoe on a
tragic scale; also, little conceit of Putty's on
a piece of canvas. Both conceits are well
put-by the Hanging Committee.
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SOUTH PASS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, BY A.
BEERSOT.
We suppose there is more ''poker" played
in the Great West, in proportion to the
population, than any other part of the world.
The artist has chosen a moment when the
player on the south side is engaged in
"pass,'' and which was repeated so often dur
ing the game as to be known by the lookers-on
as the ''south pass" while his opponent was
known as the ''north pass" The picture is
quite pass-able, and we believe the artist
would be able to "order it up'' at any time
and make his point.
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The Exhibition of the Artists Fund
Society.

TAKEN FROM LIFE.
We have often seen exhibitions of this kind,
not only among artists, but sometimes
among editors; and an empty pocket-b book is
very poor thing to dra,O from, but poor artist
like the one we engaged to make the
sketches for this article said he was glad to
draw from anything.
The first subject that strikes you on enter
ing the room is
SUsANNAH, BY S. BEwAUGH.-This character,
after having been admOnished mot to cry for
me, in the song of the last generation, has
ceased crying; but the effects of the cry is
yet visible in her swelled eyes; and the one
that is SO shamefully blackened shows that
the engagements have been of striking
nature, and her peppers" are in much
damaged condition, as all peppers ought to be
in case like Susannah's.
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Very prettily painted, but the of wheel
seems to be defective in drawing. Indeed, 1t
seems that if any attempt was made at draw
ing it. itwould tumble over. With this tritiing
exception, we believe it fully up to this artists
usual productions, which always remind us OF
great cry and little wool.
LEHIGH GAP, BY F. D. BURR GRIrcHARDs'
1t would make anybody gap to sit long IN
front of this picture. The sleepy atmosphere
the night-marish chirro-scuro, and the dreamy
asphaltum effects render this gap worthy the
artist. In the language of one of our distin-
guished townsmen-"L Lehigh must do better "
PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN, BY J. ARRLAMDlN'
No socety's walls would be complete WIN
ont this picture, and this yearthe elottofnrnlsh
one has fallen upon the above-named ARTIST.
II the picture had fallen upon him also, ana
stald there, we think they both would nave
been more admired
CROSSING THE LOT, BY J. DUN BROWN.
In this picture Lot is not visible. He has
been crossed 50 much that he has gone in, and
if the artist would do the same thing, it would
be perfect.
Our time atthe Exhibition was limited, and
there were several very handsome frames with
pictures in them, notice of which we have
to fOregO. B
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This view of Ben is taken from Glenpiman,
yet at that height the pipe is plainly visible.
JERSEY SANDS, BY NEDMo RANNE.-This is a
very good painting of the sands of life that had
run out of the celebrated retired physician,
and as such has historic interest. 1t was
suggested, at the time, by many who read the
retired physicians advertisement, that if he
had mixed his sands with little molasses
they would not have run out so fast. The
artist has caught the inspiration of the scene,
and has given us the sands mixed in that
manner.
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HARPER'g FERRY.-BY f. D. BURR GRrr-
cnARDs.-This is a vety good view of the ferry
established by Harper Brothers, but is now
done away with by bridge being built there,
and consequently renders the ferry and the
artist alike useless.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tag- NEW sPAPBR ADvERTIsING.-JoY
CoB & co. Agents for the "TELEeRAPH."
and Newspapers Press Of the whole country have tI-
MOVED from FIFTH and CHEsNUT Streets TO No
ia s. SIXTH Street. second door above WALNUT
oFFIoEs:-No. 144 s. Sixth Street. Philadelphia:
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York. 7paIp
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This is most touching little picture-the
S'Cruet" containing the Vinegar and the
ssMother'' is well conceived. The stopper
might have been improved byputting it in the
mouth of the Cruet, SO that the strength of
the 'Mother' would be preserved.
wArRe FOR THE TRAIN, BY c. F. BLowoFELT.
Here is am anxious crowd at the Academy of
HFusic. or at Fenian gathering, waiting for
Mr Train. George Francis is little behind
time. we suppose. The moment seized by the
artist is when the b'hOys are just beginning
their whistles and Gat-eallS.
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hlg@ WILMINGTON AND READING RAIL
w. ROAD-NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON AND READINGO
I

WILMINGTON, DEL. February H. ls67.J
In pursuance of resolution of the Board OF Direc-
tors of the Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany passed February g. 1867 notice is hereby given
that the whole amount of the Capital Stock of the said
Company, to w.t. the sum of eight hundred thousand
dollars has been subscribed and that the of
per cent thereof has become due and payable; and the
subscribers thereto hereby notified and required
pay the Treasurer the said Company said sum
of ten per cent upon the amount of thec respective
subscriptions.
Notice is also given that the Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the said Company will be held the
Bingham House, in the city of Philadelphia on the
fourth day OF March next between the hours of IL NJ.
and p NJ, for the purpose of eecting thirteen
Directors and of transactng such other business as
may come before it; and that the said election no
person shall be entitled to unless tn sad install
ment of ten per cent shall have been paiu.
w. s. HILLES. Secretary.
EDWARD Belts Treasurer 22ithstu5t
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f99y-e DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH
| F-S WAYS OFFICE. No. 1O4 S. FIFTH street
| ,,o,r,,,, u, PHILADELPHIAl March l. 1857

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
sealed Proposals will be received the Office OF the
Chief Commissioner Of Highways until II o'clock NJ,
on MONDA Y, 4th instant, for the construction OF
sewer on the line of Summer street TO commence ai
ana lntersect the sewer now laid In Twenly-secOnu
street and extending eastward on the line OF Sumnea NJ @
street, 10 the east line OF Twentyhrst street, 10 pc
buit OF Drck, circular In form, and OF clear nsue
diameter OF two feet six inches, with such 1netS anu
manhOles as may be directed by the Chief Engineer
and surveyor. The understanding to be that the Con
tractor shall take bills prepared against the properly
fronting said TO the amount OF one dollar ana
twenty cents for each nea foot Of front on each
side OF the street much cash paid; the balance
as limited by Ordinance to be paid By the city, -
hen the street is occupied by CITY passenger
Railroad track, the Sewer shall pc constructed hong
side OF said track in such manner rs not 10 OF
Interfere with the safe passage of cars thereon ana no
claim for remuneration shall be paid the Contractor
by the company using said track, as specihed IN Act
of Assembly approved May Sth 1866.
All Bidders invited to be present at the time ana
place of opening the said Proposals. Each propCsal
will be accompanied by a certificate that Bond has
been filed in the Law Department directed by Ordi-
nance of May 25th, If the Lowest Bidder shall
not execute a contract within five days after the work
is awarded, he will be deemed declining, and will
be held liable his bond Tor the difference between
his bid and the next highest bid. .
Specifications may be had at the Department OF
Surveys, which will be strictly adhered to-
w. w. SMEDBEY,
322t Chief Commissioner of Highways.
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manner.
IN THE EAR, BY G. sEALAMBDTN.

IN THE EAR, BY G. sEALAMBDIN.
This is a perfect 'stunher,'' and right well
does the artist, who hits from the shoulder,
handle his subject. If the artist handles his
maui stick as neatly as his hero does his
mawleys, he would be a dangerous fellow to
come across In the Ear
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ASSETS.

Value. or nearly as may be. of Real Estate
neld by the Company. S6OO0OOO
Amount of Cash on 1897 65
Amount of Cash in Bank 1S6l7'gl
Amount of Cash in hands of Agents and
in course of transmission. S9,525OO
Amount of Loans secured by bonds and
mortgages constituting the first lien
Real 1OIos383
Amount of Loans which Interest has
not been paid within one year. $4,000
United States and other bonds. s........,. 42I33475
Amount of Stock held by Company col
lateral security for loans (marEetvalue) 4s,9sS67
Amount OF Interest on investments due
and unpaid ................... s2756
All other securities 7,3S657
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ta c RlTTEN D EN' S

eB c n TIT EN- D z MS
COMMERC COLLEGE,
No. Os7 CHESTNUT ST., corner OF seventh,
Established 1874. Incorporated 1855.
CoMPLhTE PREPARATION FOR THE COUNT
ING-HOuSE.
BOOK. KEEPING practically taught in all its
.PENMANsH1P, plain and ornamental; Calcula-
tions Forms, etc.
students Instructed separately and received at any
time.
Day and evening instruction.
A department is now omen for Ladies.
Catalogues furnished on application r. 90 wfn6t
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NUMBER olx


THE WEAK.
February.
MSnday, 45s-A man in Cincinnati found
n leather purse in his cellar containing
seventy-tWo dollars in gold He was
so Overjoyed he turned himself into a
.. seller of gold.
TDesday, 26.-Grand supper given to the
Dentists at National Hall. The Dental
feed was marked by an unusual display
of incisors ana molars, accompanied by
accidental and inci-dental puns.
wednesday, 27,-The State Temperance Con-
vention, at harrisburg, shut down on
s. TX, and other Bitters, regarding
Drake and his followers as temperance
~ qudckS. -.-- .# ~
Thursd Oy, 2s.-Meeting of City Councils All
quiet along the lines to-day. Most of the
myths were sober, and noincldent occurred
OF Importance.
March.
Friday, 1.-The colOred folks ride up Chesnut
street in the Continental Hotel stages
Professor Risley outside, while the Japs
had the inside seats.
Saturday, 2.-SERIES COLUMN DAY. The
Editor considers the extensive arrival of
Professor Risleys Copperheads from ia
pan as embracing many ugly features.