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France
THE ECH CANAL

France.
TIE sCH CANAL
P4x1a ocs. ID.
An International eu1unalttea u soon to meet 1t
Cxaro, TO regulate the conditions OF u4TlR1tton Of
the saek Gsnsl, eoon to be opened and to CONSIDER
To what extent consu,sr jurisdiction n neiJ to be
affected.
xn11Anr HzUIw-
PARE, Oct. 50
4 restew ot the Imperial guard III, be held On
SUNDAY next, when 4 demonstration IN fzvot Of
the Emperor n expected
pzsaAT1eT1ED hAp1c1tA.
CAdlcal yote1s pfupxe 10 6uIumou tAe*DepNtte4
tpn Pals to resign their He1tA IL the Corps ezts-
laaf on the ground thai they hare not fulfilled
their dutie8,
ANOTHER s1R1KE
The tou1ueJneu gtldeta o1 pxr1z hare struck
for higher wages.
Fh1NCK kAFotIox.
Tne Journal o@eteI says the government re-
gArda with regret the violent attacks made upon
Prince Napoleon in the Pays newspapeE.
TIE LONDON T1NKs on TUE FRENCH SITUATION.
LONDON, Oct. II.
The Tfmes to-day kaJe: "France unfortunately
has u1econalaolea Of deeper dye Than GAmbctta
md Baocel, whose n1noifest0 II Violently attacked
by their former associ1teR, while RospI xdhtsea to
hla resolution TO 20 70 the Legislative Chamber on
the 18th inst 4 not mny be unavoidable, in which
case the authors Of the manifesto will hxye to rec
which ooutse Il best for them to pursae. France
has been brought 10 thu pas through the
EmpeTuTN Hesitation, not merely tn respect to
meAsuIea but choice Of members to Introduce
them The Emperor can't mean TO present him.
SELF before the Chambers with his old Cabinet
Whatever metiu Roaher and Fuurcade MAY have.
no GEE exn teGzzu them n more than o1e1n tn
their masters Cabinet No optbellttea they c1n
be t7tsed to the FxnK OF Independent and IespQnkI-
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PROPOSALS.

Proposals. n be rrcetyed It the oaee Of tha C1efE
Of Cook Ceur u nntl o'clock :. N, oet =. 1asa ee
eat steus I'D eTxIk In front af east wing Of Court
Houses aod:fcr fas walk extending from Clark 10 La
Sale a.9. the north md south aides Ct building.
P1xns and n ,edtezttons be It tic otaoe II
xDW. 8. 8ALoA0N,
Gx1rtY Clerk.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
FOR ST. JOSEPH, MICH.

Hezs&ttea, Until The eloAs Il aavtgatsaa. taa steamer
HAVoHuE wN lsAs4 C1&Nn1nh d0eE, soc< q IT.
bssh-sy. syay Tuesday, Tzuksaay Eud axtnzay sssa'
hp, 4 lesdaeek. 6esanatas % saetnase sakt9A =
=. - j. 4 9IKVx1H,
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS uin be rerc;vsd II the ofdct q Ia
Ele1k of Co+.t Cou nt4 untA 1Q11 oEaoc1 ~ Ue \
Koeas md se1csa oees The neEs ea4s wing Of Cont
Hnuht.
PRDFO* AIS vYf also hr recrfvrd II the sa1d plaee
unt1 10 otlsek H uct - Ed~ fur t*s Gses 70 na
Oet. HeeosdeE's O6ea and the atrs nt th9 Ctefk q
the Sgpeftcf Estt Z nd beeds of the ce1s U aH
PIsn9 4Ss 9pectd erttcos nay te II tho aen 1t
Rq4c Chapma q. aEcun-ets. 10 " ashfu<ton It.
HfW Il AALOAUE. County CSsft.
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DOLLAR STORE,
CITY of PARIS.
: Always Ahead.
S + Ell N,

OF fths C1T7 OF PARm uDoILAR
STORE, fssls happy In announcing to tbs
public that hs has Just rscsdvsd = Large
undsrwear Of very 6ns t&ztsz.s, ana az
TIA hna heavy quality, aomsof which he
sails At ths unprecedented 1ow pzios o&
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ONE DOLLAR.

= :eouQa1sts, aaaostunsots o& b>sk
than rstal housea charge Call and So,
and satisfy yourselves what an amount of'
good4 can ba bought At tho City Of Pard&
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TpCxG 6AE1liLp1 RECRUITING RKGINKSg.
FL0REKcK, Oct 20.
Men1tu Gay1baldi Il recruiting yolonteers in tho
Province o5 CxlabftA.
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SPORTING,
HAce4 nj De1nTAm, WtRss NAahvttlc,
npd Nnw HAyen-8MAe Bali


and New Hssen-Rase Bail.
DKLAylx, VILE. Oct. 7o.-At the tNentJ-nrst
Natiopal Horse Fsr this afternoon. tho races
were: PaauE mach. bert three IN mr.. mile heats,
TO haIness- Eutr!ea: Cnat.ea Myefa IAP. Roach
F1,1y Aayo, the DalJ AsIo; y Severn. he
Teaaer. MaJo Won the trst three heats and race.
Time, 4:s1f; a:ssk; a:s' Roach second ard
Teascr third
Running race, best three IN nve, mile hesss, to
saddle. Entries: +. Bradley, the Twenty Cents;
?. Hanover, th%PEatrte LILY 4 i cact!y, the Mol.
Ito Howard, who won the trss lad Third heAfs and
race .Trnne, ,.1:t&H LIS, 1:41x. Aoltie Howard
naae ne s..s halt mile In <sk which Il COCA unae
On this trAck shs.h Il rather heavy and sandy.
Weather rather cold. snt pleasant. We eEecI :
good ntfeudApct to-muFrow. There win be tTo
7ery exciting Tscta coming Oh 1t-aao.1uW. LAZY
e1uestrteune8 ht p. n.
Mss Ienree Durk1e vii ride I veIocipede "a =
suspended wire thirty feet from the ground TIM
Rlll be the big day.
NASHVILLE, OcL 9n-Iwo races to-day. Weather
rzlEJ ard tack heasy. Attendance large.
Merchant post sake, tEo ntIcs: entrance 80
pure tt,ooe, second hotae TO have 3aoa
RAbcteks Hemboad. d...--........-.--... .-......
RufoEds Crosst Aod.
HIk
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KAHL p1RBY W6KxE
LONDON, Oct %.
Lxu Dttby Il agatn u1ron5ctous, and sinking
-aloE1y.
Did,
Du1LMt Oct 20.
Right Hon John Walsh, Matter Of the Rolls, IS
dead.
Marine RTEIiIGEEEE,
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 20.
The steamship Ohio. from Baltimore, has ~
fired
QCKzksTuWN, Oct. 20.
The steamship Denuark, which ka{1ed nom
Liverpool OF the 9Th. for New York, fell In With
uo date por s.tsudesE Eteu-the bark Arthur Whise,
OF IvtFpool, abandoned. she put e1even men
and rartkator on beard, who brought her into
this poss. arriving thu morning.
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AuAtftM.

AuAtflM~
NCEEEc11oK N 4 TOWN CT pA1xl11l.
TR1KsTE, Oct 20.
An i1suErtcsion has broken out In The town OF
CottRrc, In ualtn&tiA Martial law h2s BEEN pro-
clz2Qed there.
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VGents Brown English Half Hose
very cheap, at Rhodes.

EIPLANAToRY.-M w. +. Chambers
desires to correct the impression posi-
bly, produced by our report of the pro
ceedings in the suit of Conner rs. Cham
bers, before Justice Johnston on Tues
day. Mr.. Chambers desires to say that
the horse sold to Mr.. Conner was never
in his possession; that he never had
any interest in the animal as owner or
as q participant in any profits to be de-
rived from the sale; that he had moth
ing whatever to do with the entire
transaction, save that he loaned some
money to the parties who originally
bought the horse. He would have made
these facts to appear on the trial had
he not been advised that the only de-
fence he needed was to show that he
did not sell Conner the horse. He will
take the case before the Circuit Court,
where he expects to show that neither
personally, nor throughIan agent, had he
any concern in the purchase or sale Of
the property, and therefore cannot be
held responsible for any defect in the
title thereto. Of course, no one in the
community who knows Mr.. Chambers
would suppose that he would have any.
thing to do with the ownership or fraud
ulent of property, the title to which
was not clear and satisfactory.
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DRAMATIC READINGs.-Prof. Allison,
who comes to us with fine reputation
as an author as well as elocutionist, is
announced to give one reading at Wash
ington Hall tomorrow night. His pro-
gramme includes some of the finest selec-
tions from the most noted and favorite au.
thors, as we'll as several poems written
by Prof. Allison, and includes such po'
ems as Shamus O'Brien, by Sam Lover
Duke Of Clarence's Dream and Antony's
Grafton over the dead body of Cesar
by Shakespeare; Poe's Raven, Robert
Emett's trial speech, and others equally
good. From what we have heard o.
Pref. Allison's ability We are satisfied
that our citizens will have a rich intel
lectual treat in the Dramatic Reading
on Friday night. The price of ad,
mission is fixed at so cents; children q
cents; reserved seats IS cents. Tickets
can be obtained at the hotels, and drul
and book stores. Reserved seats for sal
at Hamilton & Harding music store.
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The END OF The WoRLD.-The Sec
ond Advent people fixed upon last Sat-
urday as the time when the werld should
come 10 an end, and all things be de-
stroyed by fire. To be sure it was pref
ty hot, but she didn't burn. We thought
that they had perhaps made a mistake
OF day or two in their calculations so
we said nothing of their failure to get
up general coDfagration until now.
Now we are satisfied that these Miller.
ties are humbuss, They can't get IN
the end of earthly things worth a cent,
They have well and truly earned the
appellation of frauds. If a man tell Ms
that the world is to be DESTROYED ON the
10th of July, and four days afterwards
the sky threatens rain we are convinced
that man is humbug. If we couldn't
prophesy better than that we'd neye,
undertake that line of business. Ad.
ventists, hide your heads, You dom,
understand your biz.
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wLadies' Hemstitched Linen Hand.
kerchifs, worth SOC, for 25c. Rhodes.

LARCENY OF RoPE.-About midnight
on Tuesday night squad of boys headed
by the incorrigible Patsey Hagan
crossed the river in a skif to where 6
raft belonging to VIM. NJ. B. Gibson ii
lying, and after manGuvering round fol
while, they stole from the raft piece
of rope about thirty feet in length, right
from under Gibson's nose, and made of
with it. Bringing it to this side they
sold it for thirty cents, though its value
was about six dollars. Gibson pursued
the boys and managed to identify two
of them. Patsey escaped. Oae of the
boys was taken before Squire Clohan
and the friends of the other boy fodnd
Gibson's rope, and paid all the costs that
had accrued, in consideration of which
he declined to prosecute, and the boy
was discharged from custody. 1t is to
be hoped that the warning these boys
have received will last them through
life
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Majors PICNIC.-There will be a
grand Picnic and Excursion given by
the Majors of Benwood, Wheeling and
vicinity at Cresap's Grove on Monday,
July 10Th. The fine steamer st. Marys
has been engaged for the occasion, and
will leave Sweeney's Landing at 6!
o'clock and Wheeling wharf, foot of
Monroe street, at Z o'clock A. NJ, stop
ping at Belmont, Labelle. Washington,
Benwood and Bellaire. Great prepare.
tions have been made to make this one
of the grandest picnics of the season.
Ample arrangements have been made
to have plenty of ice water on the
grounds. Cocayne's and Peabody's Co.
tillion and Turner's Brass Bands are
engaged to discourse the music. The
public are respectfully invited to at.
tend. Come one, come all who love
fun.
ION with tho dance,
Let iOy be unconhned."
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The BoAN RAcE.-By the advertise

The BoAN RACE.-By the advertise
ment in this mornings paper it will be
seen that the arrangements for a good
race on next Saturday evening are com
pleted. The race is for big sum, s25s
a side, and will attract q great deal Of
attention. The race is as much to test
the skill of the West Wheeling and
Martinsville boat builders as the endur'
ance and skill of the oarsnan. The
Martinsville boat, the Joseph Bell, was
built by Richard Knowles, and the
West Wheeling boat by E. II. Chalfant.
The race is over a two mile course a;
straight as an arrow. 1t will be square
one and m sy the best man win.
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WHAT CAUSES SUBSEQUENTLY some
physicians, sun-stroke, it is asserted
arises from the overheatipg of the blood
and by others from the direct action OF
the rays of the sun upon the head. But
what is the nature of the rays produc'
ing this effecti The ealorific OF heat
bearing rays, it is commended, do moi
create as much heat as is borne with
impunity by fremep, iron founders and
glass-blowers, and hence it follows thai
the "actinic," or chemical rays which
produce such powerful effects upon or
ganic substances, must be the cause o
sun stroke.
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In VINO VERITAs.-We have always
had our doubta about the truth of the
saying that "there is truth in wine,
except fellow get so full as to be uR-
able to control his thoughts or speech.
But now we surrender. Yesterday our
friend G. W. Franzheim presented us
with q bottle of his superb Catawba.
The first swallow caused US to exclaim,
That's just what the Dr.. ordered
B.obbs, who was by, said, Lord, it's
goodw And this was true. Better wine
was never drank, and better fellows
never swarmed around the flowing
bowl. Mr.. Franzheim has our hearty
thanks, and may the time be but brief
until we shall have to thank him for
the same thing again. e..
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] TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SyX.-The to
-, sc,inse of the sun, which will occur
~ the 9TH of August next, is the only
IN. since 1884 which could be observed
, in any considerable portion of our eoun,
try. and no other total eclipse viii be
visible in America during the present
| century. As partial eclipse it will be
distinctly Visible all over the northern
parts of this continent, whilst the path
ofthe umbra, in which the eclipse will
be total, is about 14O miles in breadth,
and, passing from Siberia across this
continent to the Atlantic Ocean includes
within its limits portions of Alaska,
British America, Montana, Dakota, Ne
braska, Iowa, Missouri, Indiana, Ken
lucky, Tennessee and North Carolina.
An imaginary line drawn lengthwise
through the middle of this umbra would
indicate the path of the central eclipse
designating upon the earth the places
where the centre of the moons shadow
will seem to coincide with the centre OF
the sun. In st. Louis, Omaha, Cairo
and Knoxville it will only for a moment
be seen as q total eclipse; at Fort
Clark, Fort Union, Sioux City, Louis
vile, Frankfort and Raleigh it will be
seen longer, whilst at Des Moines and
Fort Connolly it will be central, or very
nearly so.
The following table, which we take
from a supplement to the american Ma
tional almanac for 1869, published by
the authority of the Secretary OF the
Navy, indicates the Washington mean
time of the visibility of the eclipse in
various longitudcs and latitudes:
1t begins on the earth August 7tb, 2
h. 90 m. g., in longitude l38 deg. ~ m.
4 8. west from Washington, and in lati-
tude 36 deg. SO h. 3 s. north.
Central eclipse begins 3 h. 81 IN. g.,
in longitude 156 deg. 20 m. A s. west
w ahu III ~
deg. Al min. 9s. north.
Central eclipse at noon, b. 81 IN.
g., in longitude 6S deg. a m. 6 S. west
from Washington, and in latitude oil
deg. 16 m. 9 north.
Central eclipse ends 6 b. m. 6 s., in
in longitude $50 deg. &c m. IS, west
from Washington, and in latitude 81
deg. IS m. north.
Eclipse ends on the earth Z b. Is IN. 6
s., in longitude % deg. 10 min. west
from Washington, in latitude IA deg.
45 m. 9 8. north.
A total observation of the sun is so
rare on event, and gives SO favorable an
opportunity to promote geographical,
astronomical and other physical
sciences, that il should not be allowed
to pass without accurate and careful OBJ
servations.
According to a calculation, which is
sufficiently correct for practical pur-
poses, the eclipse begins at st. Louis.
about Ais p. m, and lasts for two
hours; Sis p. m. being the time of the
maximum of observation. We leave it
to astronomers to state the time with
that accuracy which is needed for
scientific observation. An approximate
calculation, however, will prove suf.
fieiently correct to afford the necessary
time to stain glasses, through which to
observe the rare phenomenon.
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ReaIEsfafe for Sale.

At HENDRYSBURG, BELMONT CO;
n Ohio q fine twostory Frame House any any
lars, nearly new. Lot 52xlOO, with fruit trees,
sbrubbery &C. One lot directly opposite, 6OI
100 with fine stabling, Fairbanks scales and
cider press in excellent order. Also, town
lots adjoining the pike containing choice fruit
lbs ,s Sc 5 acres Of land planted with the
Cstawba vine. in No. 1 condition.
7 will sell the above at private sale, on liberal
and sasy terms For full particulars, address
anu ' HENRY YAUS,
Hendrysburg,
,s. Belmont Co. Ohio.
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wHEKLIs0, W. Va, June ., Tsp.
.nnR0 nv THR CITY


DY oRDRR OF TEE CITY
Is Councils, sealed proposals. win Be received
AZ the Clerks once Of the City Of Wheeling
mil Thursday. July 18th, Is6s, for the con.
structicn Of the Masonry OF the two
Abntmepts and Pier Of the Bridge 70
h, buflt across Wheeling Creek AZ TIE
70. N Market street estimated 20 contain
,hou, 900 perches. The bid % be By the perch
IN a cuLie feet, measured SOLID In the work
witkout allowance for openings OF corners; the
..one 10 be laid In semsnt mortar the contract
ora 20 be at the expense Of providing al the
naoessary labor and materials and OF Keeping
clear the foundations after they are fuTnhshed
70 him, ready for the commencement Of the
stone vork.
..n. time for the excavation fcT Abutnents
and pier. the excavation which IA 70 BE- msAs-
ured in the pit By the cubic yard, II estimated
AZ 500 Yards; the price bid must cover the haul
inE for a distance not eKeeeding DO feet the
eoutractOr 20 bear the cost q al the punnpiEs
and battling until the proper depth Of folndS
tiou IL reached.
Bids must be accompanied BY thS names q
sureties satisfactory 20 the COuncils for the
faithful psrssfmsooe Of the contract II AWARDED
% the party; and sb0sid be sddresssd 70 ths
undsrsignsd care Of the City Clerk. Wheeling
West Virginia
Plans and specifications and forms Of promo
sails may Be seen AZ The Office Of W. c. snfth
City Surveyor, en- the south side Of Monroe
between Fourth and Fifth street.
The Committee reserve 70 themselves the
hight 70 reject any or all bids at their discretion
ANDREW WILSON,
Jqn@-d Chairman Of Br. Con.
IPltts6urgh Commercial please copy til dat4
and send bill 20 this once
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NARROW EsCAPE.-A little child yes.
terday met with a narrow escape in
East Wheeling. Mr.. John START was
Just about turning his horse and cart
into an alley, when his attention was
attracted by the screams of lady who
was sitting in her doorway. Upon
looking around Mr.. START found that
the leading horse had passed over a
lovely little babe, which was rslling In
the alley in front of the house of it
parents. The team was stopped in
stanter, and the youngster rescued from
danger.
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BEAUTIFUL FLowERs.-Again our OIL
fee buds. 1t blooms and bursts into
wreath of verdure and blossom. OH
uuknswn friend has again won oui
heartiest thanks in the present OF
most beautiful boquet. The place is nc
longer q desert, but q fragrant paradise
each blossom shedding an incense OF
the air and winning from our grateful
heart most fervent thanks.
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ANOTHER AND VERY RARE CHANCE
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.-F. III. Porter
No. 135 Main street, will offsr to the cit
liens of this city and vicinity 400 pail
of shoes, consisting of ladies', misses
and childrens. These goods will be
placed on his cheap counter, and sold al
the following low rates: Ladies' shoes
Sl.OO; misses, 75c; children's, SOC
Please give him call and be convinced
that there's no such Inducements offered
by any other house in the city. Don't
forget the place, F. N. Porter, lS5 Main
street.
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d., N,v.-M.tters on the levee

+. RIVER NEws.-Matters on the leves
are very quiet. There is nothing doing
| except by the regular daily packets
and if there was twice as much freignf
Offering they could accommodate IL.
We hear that the Golden Eagle VIII
draw ont of the trade between this
point and Cincinnati, shortly, for want
of business. :.
The marks here show nine feet SIX
inches and falling. At Pittsburgh
there is scant six feet in the channel
and falling. We may look for low
water shortly in the natural order oil
things.
Captain W. H. Harlin succeeds Cap
tain Muhleman in command OF the New
State.
The wrecks of the Westmofeland and
Cheyenne, lying at the wharf at Clncin-
natl, are being raised, and temporary
WAYS will be built under them, for the
purpose of launching them.
II. p. Schenck g. Son, OF Veyay, nave
contracted with the Madison Marine
Railway Company for a model barge,
155 feet long, SO feet beam, At feet hold,
and cargo box Is feet.
The towboat Alps, bound ap with q
heavy tow of empty barges, broke both
of her main hog-chains near West
Franklin. and was towed to Evansville
- cha Cnmharland
Arrangements have been made by the
illinois River Improvement Commits
sioners for the improvement of the Lit.
tie Wabash. 1t consists of lock and
dam at New Haven, and will be readily
completed without exhausting the
s35, 900 appropriated last winter. When
done, slack-water navigation will be
secured to Carmi, about forty miles.
VIM. E. Wellington, Superintendent
of the White Collar Line of Dubuque, Is
travelling. Fourteen years ago this
summer, "Bill" Wellington left Massa-
chusstts for the West, and landed at
Dubuque with fifteen cents in his pocket
all the money he had. He took the
first Job that was offered-not waiting
for something to turn up"-and drove
dray that season for warehouse man.
To-day he is worth at least $780, oO.
Ten years ago he bought his parents q
comfortable, cosy home, and has sup
ported them well ever since.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-We mentioned
on Tuesday the caving in of a portion
of the tunnel at Cambridge, Ohio. We
were informed yesterday by a railroad
man that, while the men were at work
in the tunnel removing the obstruction,
another portion of the hill, about twenty
feet in length, fell in, catching two Of
the workmep, who were crushed tc
death by the weight of the gravel fall
ing on them. We are without further
particulars.
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RELnBLE.-Those who desire reliable
time pieces purchase their watches and
clocks at O1toby Il Dutheld's Jewelry
Store, Main street, opposite Merchants
Bank. Large stock of American and
Swiss watches, clocks, iewelry, specta-
cles, sc. Call and see
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/ HELD TO BArL.-David Robinson was
held to bail in the sum of $500 by Squire
Johnston, yesterday, to answer a charge
of assault and battery committed on
Armstrong, as is charged, some three or
four weeks ago,
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GoBBLED INA couple of galoots
named Sam Allen and John Dergar
were gathered in yesterday afternoon
by the police. They were bully drunk
Sam had hung himself up for a sleep,
on the sidewalk, and when the officers
tried to set him on end, he Topped over
like wet rag. They will have the fun
this morning of answering Judge
Goods favorite conundrum, "Are you
ready for hearingp
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.P"Matches are now being extensive
ly made with sodium instead of phos-
phorus. They are said to be entirely
free from smell. This does not refer to
"colored" matches made during the
present hot months.
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Follow SUIT OR TRUMP.-Summer
hats for gentlemen are degenerating in
point of size to the invisible dimensions
of the bonnets of the ladies. They will
soon consist of bit of straw or felt, a
buckle and strip of ribbon.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE THE TAVERN
stand now occupied by me at East Rlcnt az p,
CIair.ville. Ohio This stand is well situated
and provided with good stables and every con
vsnience for the accommodation OF the travel
ing public. ..,. oadras.
thu subscriber at East Richland, o.
'D ;uniSn JOHN G. R0TMEIR.