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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
BEST WORKMEN IN THE CITY.

hfwe Biye this pureepeelRl attention, we desire
those who ike = we'll made boot or shoe to give
,n Us call; tadiss woTh done " tAs neatest and
Room 10 Seney's block one door north oI crAw-
'S'ps eoH'se''on+iy' .,,a4,,, ga,,..
THIN, Ohio, March 5, 1858. no2o,f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15

THg NEw BOARD or hEALTu-If we were
constituted the Board % lfcRith.I to guard
against eholera the coming season. our nrst ad-
vice would be 70 have the blood in ro-d eunui- =
ton. The only way this can he done enectuallv
is bY,using J. w. Polands Humor Doctor the
sure cute for all discascs Of the blOud Put ur IN
large bottles, and for sale by Hershiset aud
Myers. .ff.r1f n -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
ll..IlIN Dl
MARTIN & SHIELDS.

HAVING purchased the Boot and shoe estab.
= lshmeht of A. W. adams, would Fespeet-
.iucemenia offered ln their line. They keep on
hand all kinds of Gents hne and cotrse cali and
KIP boots and shoe-g Ladies' saiten.->lseed and
button-slpp"rs, oyrrshoesI etc. Custom work
made TO order BY the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
hETERENcEi.

Ion PRINTING, PLAIN, on IN cot .ORa
~ neatly and promptly executed ateity prices, al
ths 1hihukE I0D ROOMS.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Ifyoa wan, a good Sowing Machine 90 10 C
n. Sting
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
ruBLIslaERs, NorloE.

AupisF Ftfyhgcnts n tendeFts . ,ap1Fan BTay
ctitrest M Z hast ~. han.ie,i In ssAt,flt \ }
"Wednesday morning.
We ain, to nahc the TRIBUNE = repository NJ
local Events, In alt parts Of the county, aud We
Tenld thank our friends in The different T,pwn.
ships for any items orinterost they may seui US.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
Railroad Notice.

The sloekholdsrs Of the coiunhns, TiflAlA
Toledo Railroad cornpeny are noiiAsd 10 pset
county OF SenecA ana state II Ohio, on Tvesday
the 9Th day Of tisiobef lo95. II one os1llckf
y. OF said day, f0r tbs parpO.o " elostipg aeVan
directors for said CohpAhy. f.NHF'f'-
Srpt, i7th, 1865. Il'fl = Irfy rfoffun1
w. Y. Rqbie, Cornoratsra
Ino. ID. llnoanis, III f7 lfIlI f1iif
las s. Ycrk, a. said T.,
Ldther A. Hail / ~ ~ IFa nN
laYoi Rw. SAAwhsu, ee@pssys q,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
eptfldt- Ndiltts.

\ 1CU n stifferj 1g from Thropt md IaiFi Die
esse. This Is folly, when WHiIE PINr Cos-
rorrp Win AFT rd yoif spvtdy rUhtfs u wi1 cure
your cough and strengthen your week lungs (;
.pd ~ you arc trohbled With kidpey Ccinbldat,
u will b. OF great advantage to You. For sale
everywhere. lilfl ~ff-f y ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-21
WARRINGTON.

WAsHISeToN, July 2O.-Hon. VIM.
NJ. Evarts, Attorney General of the
United States, took the oath of office
this morning before Judge Wylie, of
the Supreme Court. and shortly after
entered upon the duties of his office.
He was visited during the day by a
large number of Senators and other
distinguished persons.
A report was received at the head
quarters ofthe army, from Gen. GtllenI
commanding the 4th military district,
dated Vicksburg, showing that the
Constitution is defeated in that State by
:, 1929 majority. Only one Republican
member of Congress, Gen. Mckee, is
returned as elected. There has been no
ties into the alleged fraudulent trans
actions.
Telegrams received at the army head
quarters state that General Grant
would reach Denver to-day, where he
will remain two or three days and then
return again to st. Louis.
The President to-day nominated to
ant Treasurer; John L. Dawkens, of
Pennsylvania, Minister Extraordina-
~ to Russia; Christopher L. Cox, OF
of Maryland, Commissioner OF Pen
slons; Henry NJ. Watts, Minister to
Austria; Elisha Foote, of New York,
Commissioner of Patents; VIM. S. Ro-
secrans, Minister Extraordinary to
Spain; John McCIernand, of Illinois,
Minister to Mexico; Edmund Cooper,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
An order was issued by the war de-
partment carrying into effect the law
of Congress making eight hours days
work Tor civilian laborers, workmen
and Mechanics In its employ. The or
der was Issued by command of Gen.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 20.-A heavy thun
der and rain storm last night has cool
ed the atmosphere. 1t is now cleRl
with the prospects of another hot day
There was but one sun stroke case re
ported yesterday.
A bad case of cholera is reported al
having fatally terminated yesterday VI
John Spice was killed yesterday by
taking strichnine given him by mis-
take of an apothecary for Seidlitl
Powders.
The Globe newspaper published ir
the city of Mexico, asserts tha a cores
pondence has taken place between the
Ministry of Relations and the q. s. Lee
CATION. A; difficulty had arisen be.
tween the two departments on account
of the expulsion, by the Mexican
Government OF Mr.. Napoleon Verman,
who claimed to be an American citizen
On the morning OF the 9th OF July an
opening was discovered in the safe OF
the Importers g. Traders Bank, corner
of Broadway and Murray street, and
$50, 600 in bonds and cash had dtsap-
peared There was no evidence what
ever of any burglary having been COM
mitted. ALI knowledge OF the adaiT
was confined to the bank officers and
the police, until it leaked out yester-
day. No trace has yet been obta 1ned OF
the thieves or their Dootys
A row-boat containing eight young
men, while off the foot of Forty second
street, North river, last evening" was
upset and all the party were thrown
into the water. One of the number.
Joseph Parks, was drowned.
The Grand Convention of the 1nde-
pendent Order of Bua Birth, secret
Hebrew organization for charitable and
benevolent purposes, opened yesterday
:, tt,o I,a1I ~ tba A1lanania nj n n hOuan
in East 10Th street. The permanent or
ganization WAS perfected by the cleo
ton of officers.
A committee was appointed to report
rules and regulations for the proceed
ings of the Convention, and this morn.
ing the regular order of business Will
be entered into.
The Convention will probably re-
main In session through the week.
Among the leading members OF the
Convention are: Judge Rosendale, OF
Albany, Hon. Henry Greenham, OF
Chicago, Rev. George Jacobs, of Rich
mond and DR.. B. Feulenihal, of Chi
cage.
cholera occurring.
During the thunder storm, Sunday,
the bark Julian, lying at pier s East
River, was struck by lightning. No
body was hurt. Four houses were
struck in Brooklyn, and Mrs. Banning
and two children knocked senseless in
one of them, but not fatally injured
Several barnes on Long Island were
destroyed.
One hundred and sixty-seven horses
have died in this city, from heat, during
the last week.
At a meeting of the master masons
to. day, it was stated that the journey
men were about to succumb by system
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rRom TUE PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS, July 20.-An army officer
just arrived from Fort Larned, on the
Arkansas river, says II or 15 Indians,
representing nearly all the tribes on the
Plains, congregated at or near that
post to receive annuities, but on ac-
count of the recent depredstions COM
mitted by the Cheyennes some weeks
since, Col. Wynkoop had been ordered
to withhold arms and ammunitions.
This the Indians said was in violation
of the treaty, and they notified Col.
Wynkoop if he did not Issue the arms
they would fight for them; that they
were ready for war again, and the
meeting broke up in great confusion
that evening. On the 10th inst,
the Klowas attacked a train from
Kansas City; also a Mexican train
and mail carrier, and robbed them of
the supplies and provisions, and beat
the teamsters. Gen. Sully arrived from
Fort Harker on the 1lth, and told the
Indians in the presence of 600 cavalry,
ready for war. This awed them some-
what, but they were sullen and discon-
tented. Col. Wynkoop deprecates va
cillating the course pursued by the
Government, and says the Indians in
his agency were never more peaceably
inclined, but he says hostilities are
likely to break out any time. "A Lieu
teAant and Eve soldiers belonging to
Fort Larned, had been killed by the
Indians. All the troops at Fort Ellis
worth have been ordered to Fort Larn.
ed, and the commanding officers of all
the posts in the department have been
ordered to prepere their com mands for
action at the shortest possible notice.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN, July 2O.-It is stated that the
council of Andrews, the Kingston mur.
derer have left him for good cause, and
that he has selected Chas. G. Davis OF
Plymouth, to defend him at his trial.
BOSTON, July 20.-The British brig
Mohawk arrived at Gloucester on Sat
urday with several of the crew in irons
for mutiny. Before the mutiny was
quelIed one man was shot.
A letter has been received here
which states that Captain Mcclure and
the missing boats crew of the ship
LeVing, burned at sea. have arrived at
Point de Gale.
Joseph A. Boyden, convicted of at
tempting to evade the payment OF
taxes on 600 barrels of distilled spirits,
was sentenced to a fine of $4,000 and
Imprisoned five months.
NoRrHAMProN, Mass, July 30
Capt. q. @. Wright, an extensive lum-
ber dealer of this town, Rbsconded last
night, having failed for S30, 900 and
forged notes on two of his broth erin
-
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SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-The steamer
South America, from Rio, June 25th,
has arrived.
Brazil is still sending troops to Para
quay. The total number sent since the
commencement of the war is "a ,219; at
Hamaita. $1,000.
ing taken to prevent its spread.
British ships have arrived from En-
gland with twelve iron steam launches,
ordered by the Government for Anna
zon.
The coffee crops are large, but a
fburth part Is lost by the heavy rains.
The Diplomatic conflict between
Coxius and Washburne, the American
Minister, because the former refused to
allow the gunboat Wasp to pass up.
The dispute was transferred to Rio for
settlement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-21

DURING the war Gen. Grant wrote
fewer and briefer dispatches and re-
ports than any other General, while at
the same time he won more victories
and displayed profounder generalship
than any of his predecessors. II in
like manner, he has delivered fewer
long-winded speeches than any other
Presidential candidate, we may be as
sured that he will administer the gov
ernment more successfully, and bring
the country more credit, prosperity and
renown than any other President we
could possibly ind.
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Mary E. Boon

Mary e Boon In the Circuit
Margaret Williams ct al. county. W. Vs,
PURSUANT TO A DECREE IN TIE
ABOVE named cause, 1 Will as special COM
missioner named therein, oder for salea at tee
u, West Va, on Thursday July =, l56os a
10 O'Clock, part of Lot No. 8, on Main street.
IN the First Ward of the city Of Wheenng.
with the Improvement thereon, consisting Of
one tWo-stoTy Brick dwelling House with DIX
TE.1rs OF oFsGIE.-one-third or any greater
sru1 the purchaser may desire cash In Dand.
fhe reminder in equal 1nStalnentS Ot H1K
and twelve months, with interest nom Gay
OfsaIe 10 be secured to the sRL1Hfactlon Of
me Commissioner, the deed TO be retained
until naymeut OF AL the purchase money.
TitIs believed good, but selling as Com
missioner, shall convey only such title aE
Is authorised by said decTee.
je2s-law4w Special commissionsr.
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NOVA SCOTIA.

BOSTON, July 2O.-The Nova Scotia
delegates who went to England to OBJ
tain a release of their province from
the Canadian Confederation, returned
to Halifax on the 18th, and were warm
ly welcomed by the populace. a dele
gate who had gone over to advocate the
and was received with misses. A DEM
onstration was made towards throwing
him overheard,
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
EXTRA SESSION.
MONDAY, July 20, 1858.
SENATE.

PRAYER by Rev. r. v. Dodge.
Mr. Wright introduced joint resoln-
tion authorizing the Auditor to loan
the Commissioners books OF CabelI
county, for the years 1861 and 1852, to
the Board of Supervisors OF said coun-
ty, which was adopted.
MIR, Wright introduced joint resolu-
ton proposing to relieve VIM. q. w.
Price, late Lieutenant of Company F,
18th w, Va. volunteer infantry, from
the disgrace which occurred from his
dismissal from the U. S. service.
The resolution lies over under the
rules.
The Senate joint resolution raising a
Committee to procure q temporary
Capitol building was adopted.
Mr., Young, by leave, introduced q
bill authorizing the trustees of the NJ.
P, Church, at West Grafton, to sell and
convey their interest in lot No. 81, in
said town, which was read the first
time.
The following chapters of the Code
of West Virginia, were read the first
time and passed:
Chapter IS: OIthe recovery of claims
due the State.
Chapter So: Concerning the mode OF
recovering fines.
Chapter 81: OF the recovery of claims
against the State and officers represent
ing the State.
Chapter 81: OF new counties, and
changes in county lines.
Chapter 80: "Of the collection oi
taxes, I" was made the special order for
Tomorrow at O'Clock, P. n.
The House bill to provide for the en-
ployment of q record clerk in the Adjn-
liant Generals office was ordered to its
third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Boreman, the SEN
ate bill for the relief of s. W. G. Davis
was referred to the Committee on FL
nance and Claims.
The Senate bill authorizing Hoy Nc
Lean, late sheriff of Randolph county
to distrain for taxes, was referred to the
same Committee.
A bili amending and ra.snacting sec
ton 5, chapter 19l, of The acts of 1883
and
A bill to authorize Jasper Perry, late
sheriff of Logan county, to distrain fol
the taxes of 1866.
The Senate Dill to lega lie the execu
ton, acknowledgment and recording O.
certain deed in Monroe county, was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
a message from the House by Mr.
Ferguson, OF Cabell, announced the
passage of House bill No. AZ, PRO
viC1ing for the condemnation of lane
for the use of the State Normal ScEoo
in the county of Cabell," and House
Joint resolution No. Il, Providing fol
the binding of Revisors Reports" The
bill was read the first time. and the
resolution adopted.
A message from the House by Mr.
Goff, announced the passage of and
asked concurrence in House bill No
49, ITO authorize the Board of Super
visors of Harrison county to levy for 6
certain sum of money" which was read
the first time.
On motion Of Mr.. Martin, the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow at o'clock
P. N.
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IL ..
4. ]. Campbell. Admir- de bO1ts non Of the eS-
tate OF Z. n. sllvers, deceased.
DeUitt Mckinley, Executor OF the estate Of
William Mckinley, deceased, et ais.
Pursuant TO the decree made in the above
1851 1881, and The May Term 1885, ! win on FRI
DAY the 3Ist day of JULY, 1858, st my
once in the city of ofWheeling. and thereafter
be found necessary, proceed as Is required by
said decrees to state an account as follows:
RinIey, deceased, of the estate Of Z. ID. Sil-
YerR, deceased.
and. The admin fstration account of defen-
Of the estate OF John steele, deceased.
3rd. or what assets came to their hands
from The nTm assets of the late firm II Steele
s5ilvers, and what from the private assets
or estate OF said John steele, deceased.
4Lt. or what debts are due and unpaid
from the said <. II. HllVeFs individually.
5th. What debts are due and unpaid from
the late hrm Of steele q SiIvers.
9th. What debts are due and unpaid from
the said John steele individually.
Tth. OF what real estate each OF said IaTt-
ners died seized and possessed, its value aLd
whether the same Is susceptible OF paltit1on-
And 1 Will also inquire into and report any
other matters deemed pertinent Dy mysell
or specially required by the parties or any OF
them.
the court whether sad John steele owed s2lo
drIn at the time of his death, or lne nfLn
him, and also whether EaId EdWAru a. Sl- -
time OF his death, or the firm HIM and also
whether the said platntln aS
or Wn. Mckinley the former admin1AIIator
of the sad SiIVers, has received enecs OF
Toney Tor which he is liable TO account, and
1-SstSer he has lost any effects or assets with
w11{c|1 ne mas been charged by reason Of the
sane being from hlm by tne claiIIls
ar otherE and for which he ought 10 receive
And shall also report the PrioTities asto
navunent If any, between claims proven
ss1Sinst the estate OF Edward n. SilTers DECD
and against the estate Of John Steele decd
contracted by them a. individuals ana
ciairas contracted by them as partners,
proven against their estate or eAtatea-
An parties intereTestsd are hereby notined
and REQUIRED TO appear and prove the
clafuls oefoEe me at the time and place
ABOVE named for taking the account aS here-
IL ~ t9t ~ HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio Co. Cir. Ct
GEo. B. CALDWELL, Sol. for Comp'E
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EIraa.

NEW YoRK, July 2O.-The whole
business portion of Madison, Florida,
was burnt on the night of the 14th.
oswEeo, July 2O.-James Holroyd's
knitting factory burned yesterday. The
building was owned by George Ames.
Total loss SO, 600; insured $4,000.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., July 2O.-A fatal
dIstemper, or dry murrain, Is prevail
ing among cattle throughout Georgia.
Quite a unmber Of fine milch COWS in
the State have died of 1t. The disease
is on the increase, and in almost every
instance proves fatal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-21

THE Pendleton delegates who sold
out for cash in hand, at New York,
were wise in their day and generation
as wisdom is rated in the Democratic
households; for with the abolition OF the
whisky rings future supplies are likely
to be short
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-21
mARLEs sEIBKE,

CANCY DYER, s0oURER AND RE-
II PAIRER, south street, near the B. 4 o.
Z r DerOf Wheeling, W. Va. An kinda
or ShaJEis Ures8eS, Ribbons, and every de-
scfiptfon Of SiIk and WOolen Goods eIeeut-
ed 1t short notice. and on reasonable terms.
Woolsu Factories, &C. maT2E1y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-21

IT is confidently stated that General
John A. Dix, now American Minister
at Paris, is one ofthe thousands Of War
Democrats who. in refusing to support
Seymour and Blair, will heartily sus-
tain Grant and Colfax.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-21

AFTER a severe hailstorm at Frank
fort, Greenbrier- county, on the 5th
inst, a gentleman picked up piece of
ice. as large as biscuit, in the middle
of which was found green leaf per-
fectly froZen!
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Nen York cattIe Market.
NEW YoRK, July 20.

NEW YORK, July ZOs
Receipts for the week: 627 beeves.
20 955 sleep and lambs, II, ,245 hogs.
BEEvB-Only moderately active; Of
ferings large and prices unchangedi
extra 165<a17c; prime 161<a17zc; fair TO
good 15Xa16c; ordinary 141zal5c; IN
iIsaFEP sti E AND LAaraLModerate offer
ing and fair demand, advanced nc;
sheep 61<a7c; lambs Sa101Sc. >-
Hoas-Duu and heavy today AZ s154
a1O5fc, with arrivals Of 3sS neaa.
Among the sales were 129 from 4Ilnols
averaging 17O pounds at $40 30 per Gle
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RaiIroad Accident.

ALTOONA, Pa, July 2o.-Four cars OF
the western bound emigrant train ran
of the track of the Pennsylvania Cen
tral Railroad. One of them was cap
sized, breaking the wrist of one woman
the collar bone of another and slightly
ipjuriug others. No lives lost
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RESOLUTIONS,

Mr.. Tomlinson offered joint resolu-
ton providing one copy of the Code, as
revised by Hons. Berkshire and Mel.
vim, be furnished each member OF the
Legislature, which was SO amended as
to require the State Printer to furnish
bound copies, and then adopted.
Mr.. Evans offered a resolution direct.
ing inquiry into the expediency OF
passing an act defining the manner in
which the Board of Supervisors of Mer-
Ger county shall proceed against n. B..
French, OF that county. Adopted.
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Arthe Democratic ratification in Rich
moud, Vance declared that "WHAT
THE CONFEDERACY FOUGHT
FOR WOULD BE WON BY THE
ELECTION OF SEYMOUR AND
BLAIR" OF course.
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ESEELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
L No. Is Quincy street.
cAhps AEDBnLH HEADS. neatly printed.
MANus 4CTURERs'LABELa.
NsURA e Policies AND BLANKS.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADrEe
PROGRAMMES AND PosrERa
cHECks, NOTES. REcERm
SHOW HLLssr County MsEahsaaA.
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THE office of the Petersburg, Va. In
der was burned up on Monday, proba-
bly, from the careless use of the flaming
editorials with which the IndeS is wont
to Gfire the Southern heart"
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THE New Haven Register thinks it a
question of some importance to know
who q. S Grant is. Just SO. General
Buckner, on whom Democrats can i'm
plicitly rely, can give the desired in
formation,
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THE bountifnl harvest now being
gathered will make this a year of plen-
ty. To crown this blessing, the people
will place Grant at the head of their
Government, and thus insure peace.
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English opinion ON the American
Debt.

LONDON, July 2O.-Tbe Times edito-
rial on American finances says: The
true interest of the United States lies in
its honor and right, and heavy as the
taxes generally are it is infinitely bet
ter that everything should be taxed
than to repudIate the terms upon which
the national debt was created.
Farragut will visit Greece at an early
day.
VIENNA, July 2l.-Baron Won Le-
derer, late Minister resident at Ham
has been appointed envoy extraordI-
nary and minister rplenipotentisry from
Austria to the United States.
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TIE Democratic papers insist that
the Freedmen's Bureau cost SO. 600, 900.
General Howard says 1t cost q, ZOO, 900.
The difference between the two Is but
mere cipher.
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A bill authorizing Jasper Perry, late
sheriff of Logan county, to distrain for
A senate bill to change the lines be-
tween the counties of Boone and Lin
A bill providing for the condemna-
nation of land for the use OF the state
Normal School in the county of Cabell.
A Senate billin relation to the preser-
vation Of fish.
a bill authorizing the Board of Su-
pervisors of Harrison county to levy
for a certain sum of money.
Adjourned until p. NJ, tomorrow.
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PORTLAND, ME., July 20.-Weston
the pedestrian, failed to accomplish oO
miles in IL hours at the Forest CITY
hours and ak and half minutes.
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twas but natural that "amnesty for
all past political odenses" should form
8 part ofthe Democratic platforms there
are 90 many Of them who need 1t,