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KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

Ratification Of fhe Constitutional Amend
ment-The SenatOrshfp.
TOPEKA, Jan. IL, 1867.
The House joint resolution raying the United States
constitutional amendment was concurred in by the
Senate to-day unanimously, without discussion
large delegation Of Leavenworth's best here
In the interests Of their Senatorial candidate
Kesruey. Thel excitement shows no abatement The
opposing candidates forming combinations defeat
the re election OF Pomeroy.
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SHIP PING NE w s


Arrived.
Bark Columbus lBrem) Hilmer, Bremen. ~ days with
mdse and a6S passengers. to Herman Koop Co.
Bark Atta (Aus Druscovich Trieste II days. with mde,
Dutilh CO. lat IS 30 Ion "a had heavy NE gale;
lost foresa and foretopmast sysa and obliged TO cnt
away foretopmast and bulwarks 70 the vessel was
thrown her beam ends for hours lost signal lights
and had everything movable deck forward washed
board.
schr Lowell, Leavitt. Baltimore.
Schr John Falkenham, Elzabethport for Boston.
For other Shippsn0 NesDs seventk page
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roRoNER's OFFICE, NO. CENTRE STREET. NEW
~ York, Jan. z, 1851.

TO rHx EpIroR or rnx NEW YORK HxRALp.
mas BE- 70 pon : ana . ass
made business TO visit personally Bellevue Hospital
deceased durse his short and temporary stay in that ins
luton Ny desre 70 make such investigation was moro en-
y M s. s n ssrs
and treatment Of all those have in the msdcal depart
that institution and which entirely Opposite
bacon wa: sasjeeed Upon Examining Dr. Cory dnd
that that gentleman saw Mr.. Bacon In the exam
Sn1 r0o ss . 'dT': s% .s e sss
os from wound behind me len ear no large vesses were
count a. and ~s n 81
Second Surgical Division and mmsdiassy attended ~ Dr.
there was no sesve Seorrhsse from the vouns and that
s.cessss was paid him Bacon the doe,o ssiiass
laor recurring three men 70 hold bm he vosntsd freely
and his breath o6ensve examined for fracture or
The skull but found none 90 The external table Of the bens
sfssr his and found BIN more conscious and easier
Bacon sss v ia. dine had 70. d oS bed sna wa:
saw Bacon Al THAT Charles b Herman who has
the above statements Of the phycans, and es
Bacon da not 9. any time suffer any neglect = the
x.
an sssssd NJ Edisor MAJ ;hs i Eas sssss@sni q ,hs
me that blame attached the house surgeons o.
the Second Surgical division q Bellevue Hospital any per-
sssdins tSs dssssssds sAsssnt and wS,sH leSs have
Attention vas S.ssovsd upon Nr sssoS that Ss case -.
SSysls,sss sss sssRss o. ssevas HosSss should fully
ssSnsrstsd q sn same o. ssnsars " NJ Msss Resocc
Ie'g yonIs. " =. wv -, oo,oss..
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Aeiss,ss Lrcrryrs on BxAur- The Brooklyn Hercar-
tile library Association have n sdvsnss o. 81 ether In
sttltions secured the services 81 Professor Lous Asns
SIN 70 deliver two lectures On topics connected WIN ME
recent extended survey q Brazil The lectures srs 70
% delivered q she Brooklyn Academy OF music, ths
UT" tonight and ne second On Tuesday. January 10
me subjects selected are The Apecs Of the Amazon"
and The Animate Of BRAZIL No one listen 70 me
Professor without being educated 90 wen NJ edited and
the manasemeai Of the Library deserves The shanhs q
- Stsses fpy HAVING ssssvsS se.sssr q rsas sxtnc
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NEW ADA LEGlSLATuhe.

CARSON Cry Jan. TO- 1867.
Governor Baisdell sent in his first message to-day,
accompanied by reports from various State oicera 1t
shows the State debt TO be &276 000 balance in the
treasury January $5 000 receipts for last fiscal year.
S426 600; disbursements, $780, 600; balance hand,
about $156, 900.
The Legislature s not fairly to work yet. resolu-
on passed that vote be taken for Unted States
Senator Tuesday next.
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MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.

LANSING, Jan. IL, 1867
The House has just passed the following concurrent
resolution by vote Of 70 to a.
Resolved that the action of Congress in PROMPTLY passing
the Presidents veto the bin annulng all distinctions
color In the exercise of the elective franchise
the District OF Columbia and receives hearty and
unqualified approval Of this Legislature
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT SUCCESS IN SUNDAY JOURNALISM.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.
THE
SUNDAY NEWS
PRICE
PRICE s CENTS
CENTS.
THIS WEEKS ISSUE or the SUNDAY NEWS win con-
tain, did the last issue,
TELEGRAPHIC,
SPECIAL. GENERAL.
MORE EXCLUSIVE NEWS
AND CITY.
BETTER LITERARY NATTER.
THAN ANY OTHER SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED IN TIE UNITED
STATES
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
ANOTHER
LONG STRIDE
IN
ADVANCE
THE LAST ISSUE OF THE SUNDAY NEWS CON-
TANNED MORE rELEGRApHIc, SPECIAL. GENERAL
AND EXCLUSIVE NEWS, IN ADDITION TO A LARGER
QUANTITY OF INTERESTING AND LITERARY NAT
TER THAN ANY OTHER JOURNAL PUBLISHED IN
THE METROPOLIS.
HAVING AT ITS INCEPTION. CONSTRUCTED ITS
NUMEROUS DEPARTMENTS IN THE MOST CoNPRE.
yENs1vE MANNER. THE
SUNDAY NEWS
RECEIVED THE SUCCESS TO WHICH ITS ENERGY
AND ENTERPRISE ENTITLED IT; AND AT THE PRE-
SENT TINE, ALTHOUGH SCARCELY MONTH HAS
PASSED AWAY SINCE IT'S BIRTH. IT LEADS ALL
THE OTHER SUNDAY JOURNALS IN THE EXTENT
AND VARIETY OF ITS NEWS. ITS ENTERTAINING
AND HIGH TONED CONTRIBUTIONS. IT'S ART AND
AMUSEMENT GOSSIP, AND ITS REVELATIONS OF
THE RECENT MOVEMENT OF LOCAL POLITICIANS.
SUNDAY NEWS
HAS DEMONSTRATED THAT A LIVE SUNDAY NEWS
PAPER WAS NEEDED IN NEW YORK CITY, AND
THAT IT HAS FILLED THIS NEED IS SHOWN BY ITS
CIRCULATION. WHICH HAs INCREASED ArAR RATE
NEVER EQuAILsb By ANY cry JOURNAL AT THE
OUTSET OF JOURNALISTIC LIFE.
THE
SUNDAY NEWS,
HAVING AT ONCE sTEPPED INTO THE FRONT
RANKS. WILL NOT BY RELYING ON IT'S UNPARAL-
LELED SUCCESS, RETRoGRADE IN ANY MANNER
WHATSOEVER, BUT WILL CONTINUE TO BE, AS IT
HAS BEEN
DISTINCTIVE NEWSPAPER,
PUBLISHING MORE NEWS AND BETTER STORIES
SKETCHES, ETC. THAN ANY OTHER JOURNAL PUB
LIsHED ON SUNDAY MORNING.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
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NEw YORK HERALD SATURDAY JANUARY H. 1887


MISCELLANnOUs.
the heroine Of aNoBoDYs DAUGHTER; g. THE BAL
LAD SINGER OF wAPPING." in : fearful strait Iast
To,xoRRows SUNDAY MEEcUEx -. 49,,
to the wAereabOuis s q The WITNESS
Of terrible crime New s make sAsr dssu.
on The scene and in ordsr TO render ne sey
aid no. read the Sst chapters, fa synopsis
Be preGxed e The appear in the GREAT sum
TUE TOTAL SfRcGI1iISS or ALI THE :, orE heb
~ 4hE 81 az
THE WONDERFUL vIcIssITUDEs
.sos i By s'f S1u q
THE BALLAD SINGER OF wArp1so-
developed In the extraordinary romance Of that name
=" rN'''A's SUNDAY MERCURY
PROOF STREETS 'f 81 f Fhf AUTHORIZES,
win interest the novereadng world deeply than any
thing IN the shape e xfsf
Gusns the last twenty The tale Is sui ssnsr There
may be on the very best
lie Y e s aseos to the record of
the Internal has Circulation TRIPPING
aE An sHW R 9os ss saorss. Wis al ass
story 70 an audience OF every class and
OF incompatible magnitude.
NO DISAPPOINTMENT TO. MORROW.
Those who failed 10 obtain an opportunity reading tho
''''''s SA- SoBoDYs DAUGHTER;
THE BALLAD SINGER OF wArPNo.
last sosfsf sSf ~ sGsDAr JOURNAL
| first portion of the story win sppenrin
SUNDAY ps MERCURY
This romance which is undoubtedly superior to any OF
predecessors from FL si n SSTfsuED
great length the edition of and thereafter
/ In large instslments until COMPLETED
s ppe sna
L.. 95 Ss a edition
up before the last copy and stu the hungry public
NO pIsAPPoINTMENTs
TO- the ordinary edition of the SUNDAY MER
SIX THOUSAND COPIES
order to meet the for the new story Excluding
'''' -'''''' GREAT SUNDAY JOURNAL
has circulation which that OF all the other Sunday
printed in the city Of New York MULTIPLIED
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE ART ASSOCIATION.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
SEVEN DAYS ONLY LEFT
The drawing of the premiums
MOST POSITIVELY
win take place upon the
STAGE OF THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
ON THE Asr OF THIS JANUARY.
AT gs O'CLOCK p NJ.
names hare already been
OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED.
The certificates will admit holders the
house.
FEW SHARES ONLY YET REMAIN.
CERTIFICATEs..
Remit if possible BY Draft or Post once Order.
Register all Letters containing currency.
Drectto
The remaining shares be had on application to
PRINCIPAL EASTERN AGENCY,
THE ART INSTITUTE sas BROADWAY.
BRANCH AGENCIES.
FINE ART GALLERY, sss BROADWAY,
BIERsTADTs GREAT PAINTING.
THE STORM ON THE ROCKY MoUNrAINs."
10 now on exhibition
re. ROOT, ANTHONY CO., n Nassau street
VIZ. o'BRIEN BRO. n Third avenue.
BROOKLYN AGENCY.
). MORRIS 1 CO.. lsa Fulton street.
no TO THOMAS R. AGNEw,s. .GREENwIcH AND
Murray street,: where you WI ana sssa coases ssn
York. One price house
TAPANEsE HAIR STAIN coLoRs NATURAL
ss!a y pESSs iSEkEs ( GO. q Para roxaE G.
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A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN ANY STATE
IA without publicity exposure; good everywhere;
charged until divorce IL obtained. Consultation free
GEORGE LINCOLN. Lawyer 50 Nassnu street.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. II, 1867
In the caucus Of Union members OF the Legislature,
which held this evening, Governor Morton was
unanimously nominated for United states Senator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-12

IMPORTANT NOTICE ITO THE PUBLIC.
" ELLEYs GRAND NORTH AMERICAN
KELLEYs GRAND NORTH AMERICAN
KELLEys GRAND NORTH AMERICAN
KELLEY's GRAND NORTH AMERICAN
KELLEys GRAND NORTH AMERICAN
KELLEYs GRAND NORTH AMERICAN
PRIZE CONCERT.
PRIZE CONCERT.
PRIZE CONCERT.
PRIZE CONCERT.
PRIZE CONCERT
TINE FIXED TO AWARD THE PREMIUMS, AND TIE
CONCERT TO BE GIVEN AT THE WABASH AVENUE
RINK, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS,
SATURDAY, JANUARY S 1867
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1867.
SATURDAY. JANUARY %. 1851
SATURDAY, JANUARY 49, 1857
SATURDAY. JANUARY a. 1857
SATURDAY. JANUARY a. 1867.
THIS IS THE GREATEST DISTRIBUTION xND,rnE
MOST SUCCESSFUL ESTERPRIsE OF THE KIND
EVER INAU0URATED IN THE WORLD.
10000 VALUABLE PRIZES,
10000 VALUABLE PRIZES,
10000 VALUABLE PRIZES
$4,000 VALUABLE PRIZES
2sosoo VALUABLE PRIZES,
25ooW VALUABLE PRIZES,
VALUED AT HALF MILLION DOLLARS,
VALUED AT HALF MILLION DOLLARS,
VALUED AT HALF MILLION DOLLARS,
VALUED AT HALF MILLION DOLLARS,
VALUED AT HALF MILLION DOLLARS,
VALUED AT HALF MILLION DOLLARS,
INCLUDING 100000 IN GREENBAcKs
INCLUDING 100000 IN GREENBAcKs,
INCLUDING 100000 IN aREENBAcKs
INCLUDING $4,000 IN GREENBAcKs,
INCLUDING slooooo IN GREENBAcKs,
INCLUDING $4,000 IN GREENBAcKs.
WILL BE PRESENTED TO TICKET HOLDERS
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE
The propretors grand enterprise have great plea
sure in being subscribers to their concert
thast now an 100000 issued
only 5000 unsod The propretors no. wish to
hold single ticket when takes place, might
dissatisfaction among patrons, and therefore
nave Deen compeHeo 10 extend nc time 10
when win positively place without any further post
ponement.
For fifteen years have been engaged in the gift bu
ness, and point with pride the reputation We have
for honesty and integrity Many Of the prominent cI
Chicago witness the that we
have made any promises the public that have
not sacredy fulfilled and We refer to the leading bankers
merchants York. Philadelphia CHI
cago for our character for fair dealing.
In spite Of all opposition and every obstacle shan
prove to the public that the North American PTixs Con-
win honorsbly all the prizes
tsed will DO distributed fairly. mpartiany and without
serve.
The plan Of drawing adoptcA the following.
numbers from 70 10000 placed In wheel Tho hsss
number drawn out takes the lhtshess prize ~
second highest prize until the whole $4,000 prizes
are drawn.
We advise all parties wanting tickets to aend for them -
once. All orders for tickets will be promptly hIed-
NUMBER OF TICKETS ISSUED. 100000
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
senate.
Albany, Jan. IL, 1867.

senate.
ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1861
Ellis NOTICED.
by Mr.. lssr-To incorporate the Metropolitan IRAN
sit Company.
BY Mr. THOMAS MuRPHY-To regulate the transporta-
zion Of nHammable substances on railroads and steam
boats
BY Mr.. RIcss-To legalize certain acts OF the Emira
Common Council; to amend the charter Of Elmira and
70 erect new ward In Elmra
BY Mr.. LKSI--To create the Metropolitan Aqueduct
Department providing that the Governor shall appoint
yo Commissioners who shall have full charge of all the
the Metropolitan district
BY Mr. WILBoR-For the better protection OF baggage
transported railroads In this State
BY Mr. THOMAS ADMINISTRATIVE TO the transporta-
provides that railroad shall carry passengers or AMI
mails any train TO which there is attached car or
loaded with petroleum II also prohibits the car
rying OF hay or straw on open cars.
BY Mr. FoLGER-R Relative to the assessment and coec
ton Of taxes In New York. The bill proposes 10 con-
sodae the different departments relating TO taxes and
and assessments under one head.
BY Mr.. LowTo amend the law OF 1909 relative 70 the
redemption OF the notes closing banks This bill pro.
vdoe for the redemption of the notes by depositing
securities instead OF money.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr. srAsFoRp-To provide supply Of water for
BY Mr. LEyr-To prohibit the overcrowding Of stages
BY Mr. WnLIAss-To amend the genera, railroad law,
70 Is 70 secure TO express companies equal facilities for
transportation Of freight $50
ELECTION FOR UNITED STATES snNA10R.
Resolutions adopted 20 proceed the election Of
United States Senator Tuesday next at noon, and
TO meet the Assembly in Joint committee on Wednesday
Bepator.
Adjourned until halfpast seven O'Clock
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nIvoRcEs LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW YoRK
IL Ara Other 6tates wAeus publicity on fee on absolute
divorce psaisa. Conssisaticss free. - HowB9,
Attorney and Counsellor, y Nassau sirseA
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TIPHAMs HAIR GLOSS AND CuRLiHn VpUrD 70
" tie best hair dressing IN the world; Iles y csnts
- N PF1As y, nAnEIs : co, riEl row. =
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SOUTH cAaslIM rMEunEn lnesAIw 70 slraoA
CEAsrxssos, Jan II, 1897
Several bundrsd frssdmsn, smlerants fron The in
terror Of the STATE sailed Today for Florida
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Worms, BurIors, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALI
~ D1ssAses " The Feet cursd BY Or xACRARIk, No ~
Broadway.
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me distribution win take place altar the concert where
10000 persons can witness IT COMMITTEES vim bs appointed
By ticket holders v take charge the same All agents
purchasers win be supplied eosc. Lis. the Awards
a. soon Is published
Price Of tickets q each Sent by mail receipt Of price
and three cent stamp for return postage.
EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS PRIZE
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RArEs
Any party procuring club Of ave or more names fss
ickss and sending the money for The ns viii b A.
iowsd..hs following commission We WIN send
& tickets 70 one address for ..............--"@
~ tickets 70 one address lor
% Tickets 70 one address FOR -
Send The Of each subscriber and their Post ones
address Money By dras post once ORDER express n
registered issssrs. may DO At risk.
EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS PRIZE.
READ WHAT THE CHICAGO PRESS SAY.
frrom Chicago r,mssl :.
nso co
Kelley Co. which has been scs NOR than
:i FsSs Sss
osr now % ssssnsssy advertised Ss and osSer
s d0S y :. ss o. H. Kelley
From the Chicago JournAlJ
xxrIrr Cos ON ExrkRyslsE-The 6rst 70 embark in
the a enterprise business In Chicago was the nrn A.
Kelley Co located l06 Ran doph street, who does not
their which opened two three ago.
where many purchased books and other srcic ana were
10 lucky - 10 find With their purchases tickets which ent
tied Them 70 valuable gifts Of jewey or other prizesf
THOUSANDS citizens thus fortunate and hcso
have tho best evidences that Messra Kelley Co always
90 buaissss SoSorsSy and on the square.
The citizens Of Chicago who know A. A. Kelley co.
have confidence In their honor and integrity and largely
investing 10 their enterprise
These are some Of the WHY feel SAFE y como
nsndIus Kelley Co.. oin concert 20 the public.
RErERINCEsi
rappan McKeilop 4 co. Commercial Agency, Chicago
Lo, O. whiford. wholesale paper dealer Chcsrc, Louie
-
saarbaeh ssswerz. mporterr rhnsdcpha, samuel D.
Buroch, publisher Philadelphia Baker Noes commission
merchants. oh,cago Van vsItenburs Co., importers,
New York; W. H. Adams Co, advertising aserss Chicago
All communcasions should be addressedto
A. A. KELLEY 4 CO..
los Rsnaelrh sxesk ChjosH
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QuERsc, G. T., Jan. II, 1857.
During the present season i've vessels arrived here
rom British West Indies, and three from the Spanish
Fest Indies with csrgocs Of sugar, mossses and rum
pucd ~ 500 600 seventeen vesser with csrgoes Of
swsd TIMBER shingles. nc. valued al $40 O0C cleared
,r the West Inaies and South American ports
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n.Sy- - AS a.''sA ~ sA~'s' - '"0 '"es'"
a. ~ r ur,,r, NJ 5000. $1,000. r-,.o,. s,r
.hiiis. ..,.r,.s.S - -. Se EsS 't~o "
~ ~ Yr.s, =. s".ss,s-S 80 ..c~... 49, -. 80
~. ~ osssA s"u e"iO'0o 'n0 sslo VI
v'es " "'snr ,~..o,,c,n
-. sALs IsI.oco.sp 80. - =,
~ ~ So soOO'oU ior tne
O,MIs ~" yspssoI;
.-Dy IL W-ag secr3y.so sne consuucHon On inc
WeHsn.n 40 rn,ssDug nsuIoso
~ Krapv~To ,ncornorass the csvm.n s.vinrs
yonk II BROOKLYN
~ n. CasAnER-To construct railroad IN Lexington
assnuc New York.
By M L BucK-To construct q railroad in Twenty
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River News.

River News.
The river is falling, with twenty-One
feet nine inches by the marks.
Business along the landing yesterday
was not so brisk as il was in the latter
part of last week. Our merchants and
manufacturers say they have very few
orders at present, and that they do not
expect many until after New Years.
The steamer Lorens arrived from
Pit.sburg yesterday, and after loading
lot OF nails took her departure for ST.
Louis. The tov-boats Greyhound and
Collier, with tows, passed dewn yester-
day. The Rebecca departed for Park
ersbsEg at IL A. NJ, with good tnp. TSs
Potomac arrived from Cincinnati last
night at o'clock, aud will return 10
Cincinnati this evening at P. NJ.
The following boats are due here, and
will be found at the landing this morn
ing: Grey Eagle, Sallie V and Express
from Parkersburg; the r. r. Hudson
from Cincinnati, and the ". F. Curtis
from Pittsburg.
Boats for to-day: Grey Eagle, for
Pittsburg, at fam; Saliie V, for Ma
rietta, at 10 a. IN: Express, for Parkers-
burg, at IL a. NJ; W. F. Curtis, for
Nashville, 1T noon; Forest City, for
Sseabenville, t2i p. M; James Rees,
ror Sunfsh, at 3p. u; Potomac, for Gin
ciunati, at 5 p ~; Leni Leoti, for Ma
rietta and Parkersburg at o'clock this
evening.
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Theft

Theft
We heard of a theft yesterday that
was perpetrated in Centre Wheeling on
Christmas day, which in point of mean
ness excels any that We have heard for
a long time. A Mrs. Trimble, an indus
trioas and ard:working woman, who is
compelled to work day and night for
the maintenance of herself aud two
small children, closed up her humble
dwelling Christmas morning and paid .
visit TO some friends in Bridgeport. Dur
ing her absence, some low, mean, sneak
ing. thieving, unfeeling, ungratefni
wretch, who is too contemplate and vii
famous TO associate with the inmates of
Moundsville Penitentiary, entered her
home and carried away food that she had
provided for her children, besides an
unfinished quilt, and other articles, for
which she had labored hard, and which
were necessary 70 protect her little ones
from the cold of winter. Our best wish
for the THE. is that his slumbers (if his
conscience ever permits him TO sleep
may be troubled with visions ofpoverty-
stricken children. and that he may have
no rest day nor night until he makes
good the stolen property TO its owner.
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A Card.

A CHrd.
At this clossof the old and opening OF
the new year, the undersigned feel
strongly inpelled to tender to the citi-
zens of Wheeling and vicinity, assu-
rance of their heartfelt gratitude for the
patronage extended TO them since the
opening of their Business College and
Institute of PeDmanship in August last.
While they hoped, by assiduous deyo-
ton IN their assumed duties, to merit
the appreciation and favor Of this com-
munity, they were not sanguine enough
TO expect the entrance into their
schools, before the end Of the then cur
rent year, of l57 students, Yet such has
been their good fortune. With a sol
emu promise TO perform faithfully fol-
our students all that We engage TO do
for them, We respectfully solicit the
patronage of all who require our ser,
vices by either day sr evening.
HITCHCOCK d Dow.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Animal session. sept J. isSI.
F4CCLTT:
Rsr.D.F. BittIe d. d. President and PruE
Nor and Int. Sc.snoe.
: {. Wells, A n. Prof Math- and Nat Phi,
iOSophy.
Rev ". B. Yoaoe A. u, Pro-. Ancient Ian
guages and Literature.
Rev. J. T. Davis A. NJ, Prof. Agriculture
and lining.
J J Norman, " D., LoctU-SE on Anatomy
ard Physiology.
L r Holland. 4. ". Asst Pref. LzseaAgns
and Pm. Prep. Dept
H. 7. KlinEOT, A. " Prof. Modern Languages.
J. p Hudson. 4. n. Asst Prep. DEPT
GLIDING bc4rding. tHitson rcon-reut. fuel and
lights and ineideatals ss6-6l. Fer farther IN
formation, address EBY. ID. 7. BlTTLE
july5l SAlea, Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-31
Hnu Killed.

There was a man killed a. Benwood
last evening BY the accommodation
train going East. We did not learn hi:
name. He is said TO be an entire stran'
ger at Benwood, and was supposed &c
be under the influence Of liquor when
he met with his horrible fate. The en-
GINGER observed him upon the track and
bowed the whistle several times, but
he paid no heed TO the waning, and
was struck by the eow-eatcher and 10
stantly killed.
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Accident

AccIoe8N
Mr.. William waSsen, a nailor in the
Belmont mill, had one Of his thumbs
taken of while at work last Saturday IN
the following manner: He was grind
ing a drill which had been in nse for
some time, and consequently had be
come very short. The stone at which
be was grinding, was one that he was
not aceostumed to work at, and had
hole on its face, Of which he Sas not
aware. The drill and thumb were caught
in the hole and the thumb taken Of at
the Joint. Had the drill been a long
one, the accident would not have occur
red
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-31

Rebbery.
The house Of Mr.. fruschel on Market
street was entered yesterday between
twelve and enc o'clock by some unprin.
eipled scoundrel, who distracted mon
ey othe amount of six dollars from the
pantaloons pocket Of gentleman who
is employed by Messrs- Schulz and Trus-
chel, which was found hasging in his
room. This is the second time with
in the past week that rob
berries have been committed at this
place. On Christnlas night the panels
of the back door Of -she confectionery
we're broken in, by which an entrance
was effected and all the change that was
iu the drawer taken out. II the thief
will make known TO Messrs- Schulz &
Trusehel how much Of their money he
would like to have they will try to &C
Icommodate him. They want him to be
satisfied, but don't care about having
their doors broken open and the locks
taken of