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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26

49, -
Tine OIL Painting, FrAned Engraving, NAfi var
Photograph Albums, ard . large
Geld IsWslry, In al valued
A chance 10 draw any Of the above rus, "
chasing \ sealed ticket for rs etc. Tirksa dnentM
each Prise are ssalsd 10 Enyelopes and thei'sI"
mixed. On rssslpt of7Se. a Sealed fisls Eplpe = !,
without shslss, ahd delivered Al oar once, o. ~ I,
mail 10 any address. The prise named apes y sw
delivered 70 the tehethelder On pAyRtni q w !.
lar. Prizes will be immsdAisly ret 70 hy WV"
a. requested, b. express o. return nall.
Ioa will kAov vhAt youF Phis 10 bsfors =
II. 1ng hfs EcAangA yVr ano,lG y SO -
Blanks. Our Painns can depend On mir a.hlnt
Rsfesncss we bslsot the sllowing IpI Nh,
who have lately drawn valuable Piliss Ahsp.s,
permitted ua to publish hen I. 7. Wlua'' 70 i
1900 Miss Aanis Manroe, Chicago. Plane ts-.JLi
b. Moo Louisviile, $500 Miss kuma nJ.,.
Milwaakee, Piano, $500 Rsv. A. Day, hts
$500. We publiah no nAmsg Ntiheu, pe9psI.s, al
Opinions Of the Prsss The arm u rntsn
deserve thelr meeess."-Bvkk Trbahs ~ ur,g
know them to bs = fair dealing aTn.n-S. IA
Az. -. "A frisnd o. ours drsN 4 So lm4
was promptly rsosltod. p-Daig Asss s9-s ,.,a.
Send for circular. Liberal indue,lnsan ;. ia
Satisfaction guaranteed. Eve1 gaessr A. A;
Envelopes contain One Cash Gir, ~ usa.n al
10 or q IS for 81 lit for U.S. Al ho'
y addressed 10 HARPER,
Us brea9HV"
sofanlama- MaFfaAdAR.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I'M BANKRUPTCY.

MO- eT.--in She DlslFig, CSurS II ~ United ftatss
Nv Tor tho Eastern nlstrkt ~ Iennseses, b the
matter 81 Charles A. Eamrs And DAVID I. WIN (hrm
At EAmsS& wills,l u Washlugien UVhniy, lthnes-
ace. Whereas, 4 Petition fdr iiachavIk WAS lod In
sNid Court, by said BAnkrupM On the Nth aftsbru-
Rry, 1850, wheEtupot, II VS. ordered ~ the Court
that a hearing b. lad upon ts ssiuN, teiore Jo.l A.
lirWsy. INV " The Isgistris 10 BANKRUPTCY hr said
iistrieL Al Isn.shorat, In wsslinRt'a Gsahtg, frn.
nesssr, on the sllb Of hArb, lbs9, at o'clock, A. NJ,
and that thr ana sud SRI hs4Iing " Creditor be held
At The same time and hla,r, All pyrt,np RhS. hNye
proven their debts, and uther p.rspns In Interest, are
hereby aollAsd 70 appear Ataald time Apd plAes aud
show tAaae, IL Any ihsy haFs, Why the prayer 81 said
Petitioners should not be granted. Thls l7th OF Fob.
Euary, 1869, Attest +: NJ, L. HALL, ClerA.
doeb2GWlpfSS ..W1Ft tlf-. 2 9HH
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k~ A Southern editor eays.
"Thank fortune, half the lies that are
told about me amt true 7" %.
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, ~LYNoHBURo
Wholesale Prices CurrsD,
e~oRREcrED NJ Nnt'
-

Sr''Nl' V,Aahda HWhnh md h,1s
II BriSs' S'r'". LyNeGIurS, y"a
LT'eSIrIS, Feb, %. Inn
PrrViaiSns have ruled steady a, ou,,.r'" '"' week
Ora'a' except fora ready sale a, prices quo,,
sugars continue to advance, under III. -, m
peArAnss % Cuban Insurgents, a, the aa,,1,, Y
Sugars AID Aolasfys held very hrn,iy, '''SN'
Dried EEaii'i o. al dossrlpaiOas, aeli,,
vance. we h'
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r. Some oolored men in New
Orleans have organised . Southern
Progressive Publishing Association.
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~ Boston saa = lady Sunday
school teacher who has served in
that capacity for 6ay years. AZ, be-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26


DRAsS AND GERMAN SILVER INSTRUMENTS
FOk hANpsl tall sets roustanuy On hand. A
large variety Of OrchestrA C~orneu-lop aud aide aetIon.
Bell front, upright and round, In every variety Of
style. illustrated Catalogues gratis.
hAse also made lArKa aiditianE 70 my stock Of For.
elgn Goodt, and nay A~frNngemenn ior Obtaining them
throagh my Aseat IN Eurens, give ne May adVAnta.
ges, Ny stock OF sTNSGs comprise some Of the
eholeest % be foRnd In the maTket, among them l
have Frsuch, GeFuan and ltalAn- ihs latter ought TO
Be more known 10 beAppreeiated, Knowing full well
the value Of nrsA elaaa Hiolln stines for Professional
use, We hare taken the gTeAtsst pAinR 10 have them
made o. tie best stock, and By the moas experienced
wsrkmsn. and ihipped direct Or oHr trade. Also, vi.
Qlnl, Guitars, Niolvnerlos, Bows, Bow Hair, SrreWa,
Finger Bcafls, PEGS, Mutes, TAilpiecea, Buttons, Frog
Screws, Bridges, FLUTES, Flies, Cafioneta, Plccolgs,
Flsgeolsts, BA1jos, rAnbouTins, Snare and Bass Drums,
sticks, Heads, SnAres, Cords, MstrOnones plain and
Rellh Guitar Pptpnt Heads, Pins, Cup d,Aslfos, ClAri-
.onet Rcrds, Mouth Pisres, noders, Hautboy ana Bns.
soon Reeds, Dauble BIAS bridges, Stfing Gauges, RrAss
and Cerman Silver Flute Pads, Ebong and Rosewood
Bones, CcstanR, Violin and Double Bnsa Resins Tri.
angles, Tuning Hammer, Forks, Pitch Pipes, rifs
Mouth' pieces, rmkish Cymhala, Marmonloaa. Banjo
bridges, Bahsoons, french Aceordeons nf every siyls.
Violin Strings In ssta....-.. Is eents,
Gnttarnirings In tels........ IS cent?.
] feel confident, altar oiering the above, that you
VII conclude % tsnd ne yonT ordeu and save monsy.
ts1 nay depend Gon r~essiiiss socasoft Asgsry best
iiasirAted and descriptive Prio. List. .,n, ire, an
application. Send for circular.
tours most respectfully,
8. r.. GORDON,
TO6 Broadway, N. Y.
09lan22tf
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q 7. GoRpoS's NEW SCALE PIANOFORTEs (;
1900 now IN use, They are made Of the bat
seasoned materials, aud are flushed In The most thor.
ough manner and fully warranted. Sold low for cAsR,
or two years inbtallmeRls. sond fof Price List. y
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N. The Ausri,n gabsfsr II u saia has
reisslstsd Sans Of Ksssuthe CtnsTal1 10
the Auf,ro Huss,isa afgy.
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OUR PLATFORM.

"LKr ouR LAWS AND Qua INSTITUTIONS SPEAK
nor o. WHITE MN, Nor o. RED MEN, not OF
nLAcE MEN, NOT OF MEN o. ANT COMPLEXION f,
HUr LxK rHR LAWS OF GoD-TAE TES COMMAND.
MRSra Aap rHR LoRp's FRAYER-LET TERN
aPRAK or rRE pEoPLR."-HoRACE MAYNARD.
NJ. Trsasap must 10 made odi0uS. Tpiion mus, be
Onnilhsd and impoverished they must not only 10
paslsAsd, but lhsir social power must be destroyed; and
aRsr making tleAsim odioua, every Union pAn ava fhe
ssVSFnmen shouid De Reimbursed out Of the pockets Of
8hsaa who haVe indicted this great suffering upon tue
sNautry.-ANDREW JOHNSON. ADhl l. 1866.
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ler Comptroller Aiaekbup EsD ts-slsclsd
fscentiy Ths vote tfood, o. v. BhcAbutn
81 ~ A. HELM ~ nclliba eoatir 20 .,
q. Nirfdd W Brgrntsiilf, a.
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~Consolidatod Causes,

GHARLES Roekhold ". Then,, u.s. vi
" bold e. A., aud Thomas RoeLlor !.
oi6orb 70. ]. A. Murphy. The aeeoa
dsred ID these causes At the hoVsm0 mi
1858, will be taken a. The ones o. b,
and Masirr5 az BlouutVills, on hone'y, al
Bth day o. April, 1859, a. Whisa s",ird
place tbe parties TO these causes Afs,sr "
10 attend with their proof and on .r,ra.
do 90, the sald account will BE- nk'H
January RufsS, 1850. vxtYcIL
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Distribution by he
Metropolitan Gift Ca. Cash
Gifts to the amount Of $780,
0~00.--Every Ticket DraWIt
Prize.
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County Court q bioan's.s1 l
TOsRPH v. snnaplf . I snsic
ID. Galhsa ia thil fsud9
NJ shS petition hat ths d'i.saah 70
0ainei1s 4 n~on.rstldeat " lie w
nestse, Notice % thtfsets n suf ceit
pear 4 las April tern Fl gsIira
Court 10 BE- kpld fr ~ Oos1 . ~ =
Al he Court Honss 10 Blosal shsc
Monday IN April 1859, 400 n ptn :
"a net,ileu. or he sfne WI sesoftF
J y ~, 80 tsfs'i
y. fshFu'g RHl'. jjfhALrs c"'
Gksis~Fe5 q
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cor Money Makers seer,t Of Mushroom Fortune
, Particulars nee. y LIVINGSTON, 3Ss ssAsr.
msrhOrn ST., B%rooklyR, Ny.
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4 YEAR G, 4. 4. .: !. g.; 6. Z. !: : = .:

T AnV AGENTS to sell what avery lady viii
AAD A. buy, $40 q day clear, Box 81,
BrOsklyn, n. X.
6gfsbi9.
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r EONIDAS Baugh Apt gis y.
III Winoughby e. 81. JOS lRs,
dsFtd "a this eaaasu Il lbe aotsI, CID
.ls0s, viii be taken a the etHss b,
and Mater At Blounlville, % ieaf \, al
astb day on March 1859, A Epies ,,aulrd
place he parties ia this sAu,s ~ .i1mr ..
70 afitnd With lhslf PsoeicHna t,.epini
DO 20, tie said account WIN
JaaaAry Rnlsa, 1859, CAV
4ahhlAuM2sm vi -
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-06-12

of the town Of Lexington, county
seat of Ogiethorpe county, and
the massacre of the inhabitants.
The sheriff and posse, in arresting
negroes implicated, were resisted
by one, whom they shot and kill
ed. e s5a
Albany, June 8.-National Ty
biographical Union tabled resolu-
affiliating negroes by Sc to 2S.---
Lady delegate admitted. @
Boston, June 8.-Presbytery Of
Old School of Londonderry unani-
mously adopted re union.
Jackson, Miss, June 8.-BreyeG
Lieut.. Col. Joseph G. Crane,
Commissiary Fourth Military Dis
trict and acting Mayor OF thia
city, was killed to-day by e. NJ. Yer
ger in a difficulty oecasioned by
an official order OF the Mayor
levying on the property of Yergel
in default of corporation taxes.
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- The young ladies of Dover
Wayne county, Indiana, have
formed themselves into a society
for the redemption of the young
men from bad habits. Each of
the member has pledged herself
not to receive the attention of any
young man who uses liquor, tobac-
co or profane language.
Stand the raise young men, and
resolve not to visit any young la
dy who uses snuff, cosmetics OF
walks the grecian bend.
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Succession Of J In the Parish
A. A. Abney, Court of Bossier
Diseased. Parish, Ia.
Notice is hereby given that F. M.
IN and T. w. Abney, executors, OF
the above entitled succession, have
this day fled in my Office full ac-
count Of the condition of said success
sion, including the accounts Of the
firm of Abney & Moore. and that OF
T. ". Abney l. Co., and asked for
the homologation Of the same, which
will be done if opposition is not made
in accordance with law.
Signed officially, this 10Th day OF
May, 1869. -
aas L. w. BAKER,
No SITS 81 Parish Judge.
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Strfxst Sale.

Tystrayed before the undersigned on the
T. 18th day of May, 1869, by Willis Allen,
and viii be sold, for cash, at Bellevue, La,
on Saturday 9th day of November, 1859, q
Sorrel Horse, about nine years old, white
streak in forehead; right hind and right iore
feet white-no brands. Appraised at 80.
The owneris requested to come forward,
uroye propertv, paw charges, sc.
j. II. LOTION, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, May y, 1869. nd
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Notice.

1.-THE partnership formerly existing
4 between Gee. E. Burgess and
myself is hereby declared dissolved.
The unsettled business of said part
nership will be settled bym me.
.f E. NJ. AUSTIN.
June 5. 1869. lm*
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Parish of Bossier.
In accordance with law, and by or
der Of the Honorable L. w. Baker,
Judge Of said Court, the foregoing mo-
milton is granted in the name OF the
State Of Louisisna. o
Given under my hand and seal Of
Office, this 3lst May, 1869.
@ TN. BRApEN, Clerk.
A true copy.
Attest A. A. Minis, D'y CLERK.
Mo SITS
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sMO2altSO3a.

Isaac N. Galloway. In Parish Court
Exparte, Of Bossier parish,
For Mention. La.
VA hereas, by virtue Of writ Of sale
Wv issued from the Parish Court
of Bossier, La, to w. III. Hill, Sheriff
and auetioneer Of SAID Parish, sold at
auction on the 10th dayof December,
1868, as property of the succession Of
M. l.. Hodges. deceased, a certain
tract or parcel of land, to-wit
The northwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section 81, township
81, range 10, and the southwest quar-
ter of northwestqnarter of section 81 +,
township 81, range 10; land on the
and day of January, 1869, by virtue Of
the same order), the northeast quarter
Of the southwest quarter of section 25,
township Fl, range eleven,' and the
northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section 81, township 81
range 10, all of which land was bid Of
and purchased by Isaac NJ. Galloway
for the sum Of two hundred and thirty
dollars. Therefore. this is to call OF
all persons who can set up any RICH
to said land in consequences Of infor
mality in the order and decree Of TIL
| Court, under which said sale was made
or any irregularity or illegally in tn
appraisement and advertisement il
time and manner of sale or for an.
other defect whatsoever, to show caus
within 80 days from the first publica
ton of this mention why the sale 5
made shall not be- confirmed and be
Moderated. a t.
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70 In the future all American
vessels entering the ports of Gu
ba will be charged the same tun-
mage dues as Spanish vessels.
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u Longfellow is still at Ma
pies. The climate agrees with
him SO well that he intends to
stay longer than he had antici-
pated.
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" Rev. Edward Anderson, of
Michigan City, makes his paste
raj calls among his parishioners
upon velocipede.
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- The Publishers Association
of Missouri held their annual SEES
sion, in St. Louis, on the 10th.
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~ The liquor dealers of In
dianapolis have agreed to close
their saloons on Sunday.
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~ Mr.. Seward has written a
letter announcing his definite re-
tirement to private life.
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u There are $50 German pa
pers in the q. S., and so of them
issued daily.
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70 Three more States are nee
essary to ratify the 18th Amend
ment.
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~ There is a couple living in
Chattanooga Tenn, who have
been married "a years and have
20 sons and 4 daughters-all sin
gle births. .rs-rg~
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q. ~ Darts. .W. e.

Having permanently located at RED
LAND. La, for the purpose OF prae
Using his profession, tenders his services to
the public as Physician and Surgeon.
{ Red Land La. a vsnll-ly'
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u n. Y. Tribune and n. Y.
Herald approve Boutwelfs policy
of buying bonds with gold.
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y The President intends to
take measures for the suppression
of crime in Georgia.
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~ A Velocipede race in Mem
phis, a mile was made in 1856.
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u Charles Clinton has been
appointed Treasurer of the branch
mint at New Orleans.
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OF There are 756 libel suits
now pending against American
editors. Total damages SAT $780,
600.
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70 The crops in Kansas prom
Use an abundant harvest.
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g The inhabitants of the cen
trhl part of Austria nearly all eat
arsenic. Many deaths occur from
over-doses.
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StrNw Safe.

INstrayed before the undersigned, by @.
IL W. Monzingo, on May 9Th, 1869, and
will be seld for cash, to the highest bidder,
at Bellevue, Louisiana, on Saturday the
10Th day of November 1866, a Bay Mare pony,
four years old, with brands r w on the left
shoulder, an o with cross Hnder 1t on left
hip. white in her forehead.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charge, &c.
T. H LOTION, Stray Master.
May 18th, 1869. NJ
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HOrdsUGre.

A wellselected stock of shelf and other
n Hardware, bought in New York for
cash, of Importers and Manufacturers
AGENTS. fnt JH REYNOLDS,
feb20 sm 81 Texas St, Shreveport.
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RoIceGas sWlEl.

rsypress and Pine Lumber sawed, and corn
~ ground, at short notice. Apply 10
j II. STROUD, or
apl7 BINS s w DOYLE
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Cuba.

sup GOOD FOR7-A FULL ACCOUNT
WEI ,rp POPULATION AND NATURAL Re
SOURCES
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FFShe first session Of this Institute, under
Il supervision Of its new Principal, Mr.. J.
f. M'CARTY, opened for the reception Of
pupils of both sexes, on Monday, january
18th, l869-ending June 3Oth. Secoad ses-
sion beginning August lst, and ending Dec.
is, 1869,
RATES PER MONTH.
2nd Primary Glass, -.-s$S 90
LIST --...---.-- Cd
Academic -..-.-..-.- 90
Collegiate Course. --....--..- 8 80
The Trustees have made ample arrange
ments for the accommodation of pupils from
O distance. Board in private families can
be had at about $l2.
WIS. EDWARDS, Fres't.
T. NJ. FoRT, Sec'y. n45h !.
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: IVNut-- 4 ,'1-F ,UVU,VUV
These figures are deduced, at
the current rate of interest on
the Island, ten per cent. from the
annual income derived from in
vestments of all sorts, which
amounts to about 1882, 000,O 00.-
IN. Y. San.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-29

THE NEW Characteristics new
one-dollar notes will have vignette OF
Washington, and a representation OF
Columbus discovering America on the
face, instead of the vignetts of Chief
Justice Chase as on those now in use.
The two-dollar notes will have a Wig
nette of Jefferson and view of the
Capitol, 10 place of the Wig
nettes of Franklin, as on those now
in use. The plates for these notes have
been engraved at the Treasury Depart
ment. The backs of the ones will be
printed by the National Bank Note
Company of New York, and that of the
twos by the American Company of the
same city. Tho designs for the new
fives, tens, twenties, and other demon
nations have not yet been determined
upon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-29

wWe call the attention of families
and others, who are making preparations
to lay by, for winters use, fruits, toma,
toes, &C., to Norny's Patent Tasteless
Preserving Powders, for sale at r. j.
Smyth's, corner of Market and Quincy
streets. They are said to be an excel,
lent institution in their way, as indeed
they must be, if housekeepers can sub,
stitute them and produce the same re-
suits as in the old fashioned and trou'
blesome way of preserving fruits. The
powders come wei! recommended and
deserve a fair trial. Read the adver.
tisement in another column.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-29

WHEELING FEMALE CoLLEGE.-We
learn that the Board Of Directors OF the
Wheeling Female College have made
satisfactory arrangements for the open
ing of the College in September next
Miss 8. L. Stilson, of Lewis county, New
York, has been engaged as principal Oh
the Board of instruction. Miss stilson
is a graduate of vassar Female College
New York, aud has achieved very
HIGH character as a scholar and teacher
The departments of music and painting
will continue under the charge OF MISS
Doddridee, of our city, we'll known az
an accomplished artist, and a popular
and efficient teacher. Negotiations
are now in progress which will, in fe"
days, complete the Board of obstruction
The Hon. C. D. Hubbard, President o.
the Board of Directors, feeling deep
interest in the success of the College
has consented to give to it large share
of his personal attention during ths
year. The Board of Directors appreciate
the value of his services, and heartily
support him. The College Building II
being thoroughly renovated, prepara
tory to the opening in September. Al
announcement in full, of time, terms
&c, will soon be made.
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KEEP Your Doors LoCKED.-Per-
SONS living in the outskirts of the city
cannot be too particular about keeping
the doors of their houses locked at night
and double-barrelled shot gun, loaded
to the muzzle, in some handy place.
Not day passes but we hear OF some
house being entered by members of q
gang of loafsrs and roughs who make
their home in the woods during the hot
weather and live on what they can
steal from the pantries and spring
houses of too confding citizens. George
Caldwell's house has been entered twice
and provisions enough to last an army a
week were carried off by these sneaks.
Look out for them. A heavy deposit Of
lead in their. bodies is the only cure
known for house breakers. Doctor
them.
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The report Of the eommittee appoint
ed. to examine the contracts for the
building of the Market street bridge
was received from the SECOND Branch
Mr.. Pannell said that before thisques'
ton should be precipitated through this
Branch, the members should have some
enlightenment on the subject, and was
opposed to the committee manipulating
the Job without the kno~ledge OF the
members of the Council.
Mr.. Sweeney also stated that he was
entirely in she dark in regard to the
subject, and would like to have an e1-
PLANTATION from the, committee. he
thought the committsewas rushing into
this matter, without any matured plans
for buildingthe bridge or raising money
for such purpose. 2 ssa .5,.5Sr
Mr.. Wilson called for the ayes and
nays, and the report was adopted BY .
twothifds vote, as fellows:
Ayes-Messrs. Carnahan, Culbertsens
McLure, Rinehart, Quarter and Wilson.
Nays-Messrs. Pannell, Sweeney and
Schambra. . .r..... d..
The petition Of John Gibson, from
the Second Branch, to keep coffee
house, was concurred in.
The petition of Gregory Warner, from
the Second Branch, to keep q coffee
house, was concur ed in.
Adjourned,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-29

THROWING FILTH INTO THE RIVER
Frank Ritter, a night scavenger, was
arrested about 3 o'clock yesterday
morning for throwing filth into the
river at the foot of First street. A man
working for Frank was arrested and
fined for the Same act some time since,
but it seems to have had no effect in
stopping it, and all the people living or
working in that neighborhood have
made complaints that the nuisance is
becoming uncomfortable. Frank plead
before Judge Good that he was driving
into the river to empty his cart when it
broke down within four or five feet of
shore. The ordinance requires that all
filth and offal must be taken at least
one hundred yards from shore before
being dumped" into the river. Frank
was fined $40 and costs.