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Rev Daniel Wise, D. ID: editc. 81 The New Yclk Suu.
lay School Advocate thns speaks Of the Celebrated Craig
Microscope;
''s simplicity, chcapress and great snifyng pow
er struck me with surprise. Then l was yauinng a
fTs ere by 80 aid ard struck with wonder at the
XII nd bower Of the creator which Is displayed In Its
sructu .. When saw statement In M advertisement
ac Craig Microscope nagnii,i one hundred DIANE
crs, and esn'f he hought for e. 30 thought il wns
one VI the hunbngs OF the hour for had paid $40
microscope not long before But now fug !. 20 he a
eally valuable instrument which should ,il. 10 see
Introduced ino the families OF our readers in place Of
he manifold useless toys which plcasc for hour and
are then destroyed. This microscope wcald both ausc
md instruct them and advise every boy and girl who
fishes 10 know the wonders which lie in little things TO
his money until he has e2I5. which will pay for
HE microscope and The postage when sent by mail
As holiday giit this microscope Is Unsurpassed be
ing ornamental. instructive, amusing and cheap, and
never loses its Interest. Agents aud dealers supplied
On liberal terms. sample will be mailed, post paid,
70 any address for S2ij by Il. II. Ross 3l3 Locust St.
St. Louis Missouri Send for large four page illustrated
circular. free.
Read the advertisement in another column
July sth. 1905
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NJ TnE Commissioners Of Davicss
county, at their Juno term, just past, re-
fused to levy the tax to aid in the con-
struction Of the North and South Rail-
road. Tho tax cannot DO levied without
aaothcr voto Of the people of.thc county.
Martin County Herald.
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WIrHDrAwS.--Capt. Phillip Guckes
has Withdrawn from the contest for the
Recorders position. So many are talk
ing Of wanting office, Inc says lie has COM
claded he wonld rather be private cit
lien, as the oddly OF the thing will be
worth something.
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LoOsOosce, Shoals 4 Jasper,
MAIL, EXPRESS AND STAGE ROUTES!
STEINHAUSER g. SCHRADER!

H 3. Contractors for the Loogootee, Shoals and
~ Jasper Mail Express Routes, respectfully in
form The public, that they will good hacks with
excellent teams and reliable drivers. and prepared
70 convey passengers aud express matter between the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad d. L0ogootee or Shoals
aud Jasper, or way places, the routes, the most
reasonable terms. Persons sending or receiving rx-
pessnge any kind may depend on having II carefully
days and fridays. nj o'clock a. 81. arriving at Loo
gootee in time 4" with the trains the q. NJ
Returning. leaves Loogootee every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday Their stage leaves Jasper every Friday
morning az o'clock and arrives at Shoals IN tune Ia
connect with the rail road trains either way. Return
ing leaves Shoals att o'clock Saturdays.
July \, 10. STElNHAUsEK 4 S'HRADER.
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How many housewives are there who
have experienced the difficulty Of OBJ
tanning good vinegar. Read the adver-
tiscmcnt of w. IL. Blsmor in this paper.
Good wholesome vinegar. Any one
can make il. See advertisement of w.
IL. Bishop in this paper. july 8-3ms.
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FuNhe pr"prieorof his sslbr led edi.in. jItx ea.ms
4 for IL superiorit, overall rcndies -yeI.h.r be
public for the ss OBTAIN A>p PERMANENT II Apue
and Fever Chiis and fes SA-sher 81 >lort hing
standing lie refers TO the eI.iirs Asstsr aud Stouih
western country bear him issimi !, n, truth ~
the assertion" that In whatever in IL fs cure.
II the directions strictly followed out, IN er,a.
many cases single dose has been sufficient tar <ksre
and Who'll. families have been cured B, >irg!. fo,e.
with perfect restoration Of the general health IL 7.
however, prudent and IN certain otr-.
IL its is continued IN mailer doses fer aw..k
xsterhe disease has been chez led. ssps ealy :
fcali INC l.ngsrndInf Usually. This m,dir.nr.
Will not fsihre any aid TO keep the bowels IN "ii.r
should the ra,ier~ however. require esLsrie m,di-
cine. after having istsH t.. four 81 the 7. he
u single dose Of bulls tf6ETArLE FAMILY PILLS
will be efficient.
DIR. JOHN BtIL's Iiiasirai dnoe.
No 40 finn. Cross Street.
LOUISVILLE, k,ntu.ky.
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!. ~ The Nashville Republican says o.
the North and South Road:

President Thomas, Mr. Cutler, and
Two gentlemen from England, rcprcsen-
tatives of the capitalists who are expect
ca to furnish the iron for this road, were
10 our town on Saturday reviewing the
line. They started on the line from At
flca and design traversing it from that
point TO tho Ohio river. With the lire
rom Attica to this place, our informant
states. they express themselves well
satisfied"
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B u l. Is
w orn Destroyer
To my United States and World Wide
Renders

NY Lntc1 slttcs anu W OfIu- " lue
Readers.
HAVE received many testimonials fri PREF ssi, raj
and medical men. nv -lrnsnses and yariaus put-
Iicatons, have shown. all ~ Which NJ. gsnuin.. lie
following from highly educated aud popular phys:'.,f
III Georgia. Is certainly ~ the ttfsiiis nj
rnnncniiobs have ever received Jr. Ckm,bt khtw<
exactly what h.. speaks 81 ard his trstin, nv es.r,ss
lie written in letters Of gold Hear wins; the E.c,or
uys Of ~ LIS Wow msrnoyfR:
vnLsSow. wA,sEx Co.. GA.
Jun. 18th. lsC6
DR. JnHs RriI--near Sir: have recently given ,onr
Worm Destroyer several trials and find IL fully
:fcaeious IL has failed in single hsr.ce ha,
the wished for effect. dong pretty larry. .ouArrs
prncce and have daily for article IL fls hnd
. ain free confess that know 81 rsrn.d, rec. M
nded by the ablcsf authors that speedy
in its eDscis. On the contrary they uncertain
extreme. Ny object in writing .cu IL ." fri uI.n
what get the medicin. directly from You
4 get II upon easy terms. ~ball great deal .f
that the ofeucb articles IL contrary
teachings and practice Of najcr y.f The r-guls.
lin. ut ". rs but poiust good dis
cardng femsay hich know 10 he efficient. simply
because may he fSh'raht NJ ms sinhinsiicn Fer my
part shall make y rule 10 pee all and any
mend hrsita;ing because ingenious
may have learned its effects first and secured
the sole right that know ledge How cvcrl rm ly
no nvocstc snrpnrfsr at the fhausnfds ~
wcrfhl that food the country fIs; pnrt
cure rll cf disease 10 which human f->h il he
Ilesse reply soon and inform IL your best terms
! am sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS 7. CLEMENT VI D.
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Extra special Notice.

beware IL countcrfetsi Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been coun'erei,ei and the counrerfeiter brought {,
SMITHS TONIC SYRrP.
The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls private
Stamp each bottle. Dr John Hull only has the right
to manufacture aud sell The original John Smiths Toni,
Syrup. Of Louisville, Kentucky. Examine well the iabc
on each bottle. n my private stamp is not on each
bottle do not purchase. ar YOU will be deceived
See my column advertisement, and my show card
will prosecute any infringing my right The gcnu
ns Smiths Tonic Syrup can onl, be prepared by my
self.
THE frBLIc's SErvANr.
IR. JOHN BULL
Louisville. Kentucky. January %, 1879.
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b y LIS
cEDRON BITTgRs.
q tTHENTIC MS.
ARKANSAS nEAED FROM
Testimony Of Medical Men;

Sr.xy Po,~r. wmTr Cdrxry. Arkansas MAY g. 1860
Dm. JonS BiL-IDesr SIR: LAST February Was in
louisville purchasing drugs and got sonic ~ Your
|Sarsapairiila and Cssircn Filters.
NV son who with mr. In The store. has h,c,,
down with rheumatism far some time. nm.mc.-l on
you- ITrEEs. and found his general health I'm
proved F
he also improved
Dr. Co.t. Who has been in hal health FIR several
wears stomach and liver affected - he improved VERY
much wv the use If your Riit-rs Indeed the ccdr.n
Rittcrs has ,.n yon great popularity in tkfS SETTLE
mept. Itnink could sell great eusn,iiy .f ,onr
icncs thi fall - especially .f yur tedrun Iut.r<
ISarssdarish ship me vir Memphis. eHrc Of kirsr,
kNcecS. Respectfully, q. X. wIsLkHg>
Prcpsrcd h., DR.. Ioux ErrL at his Iahaicry. fifn
street, Louisville, Ky.
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Especial Notice.
HOWARD SANITARY AID
ASSOCIATION.

For the Relief and Cure Of the Errng and Unfortunate
on Principles Of Christian Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the Fol-
lies Of Age, In relations TO MARRuAaE and Social
Evns, with sanitary aid for the afflicted Sent free, IN
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD COLLATION.,
pox r.. p,u,ApLEr,uA, PeNS. June 10, '7O-1y
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nrIf you want any Window Glass
Paints. varnishcs, or Linsccd oil, go to
T.. PIcRHxRpT, Huntingburg, Ind.
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Newspaper
Advertising,

BOOK of l25 closely printed pages. lately issued
contains list If the best American Advertising Medi-
ums giving the circuaiiohS. and full particulars
lcopccrningl thu leading Daily aud Weekly Political and
Family Newspapers together with oil those having
large circuatiois published in the interest or Religion
Agriculture Literature &c &c. Every Advertiser, aud
every porsens who coniciUpiatcs becoming SUCH will
find this book Of great value Mailed free TO address
on RECENT Of fifteen cents. GEO. T.. HOWELL
CO.. Publishers. No. 40 Park Row. New York
The Pittsburg I'a.) LkArEn. IN Its issue Of May -
1870 says: ''Ihe firm Of q. p. Rowcll Co.. which
issues this interesting and valuable book Is the largest
and best ADVERTISING Agency In the United States, and
I'VE checrfuy recommend II Ia the attention ~ those
who desire advertise their business scientifically and
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WHEELER Il WILSON SEWING MACHINE
A GENCY by r. GRAY, ut tho residence
"A formerly occupied by Thco. Sender
ruan. Jasper, Ind. April 8, '7O-6m.
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For Circuit Judge.

We arc authorized to announce thai
W. i. PlDGEoN Esq, Of Vinrcnucs. vii
be a candidate before the Democratic
Convention Of the Sd judicial Circuit
for the nomination as q candidate for Cir
cult Judge Of this Circuit.
For County Auditor.
~ WE arc authorized TO announce
AuGy-sr LrTscIIGI Of Jasper, as candi
dato for Auditor Of Dubois county al
the ensuing October election.
rs We arc authorized TO announce
Mr.. HENRY SCHAFEu. OF Ilaysvillc, as q
candidate for Auditor Of Dubois count,
at the ensusing October election.
For Recorder.
~ VIZ are authorized TO announce
Mr.. MATTHIAS KIEFER,'as q candidate fol-
Recorder Of Dubois county, ut the en-.
suing October election.
W We arc authorized to announce
q. j. .JrrT. as a candidate for Recorder
of Dubois county, ut the ensuing Octo.
Der election,
(" VIZ arc authorized to announce
JOmN W. BRETT, of Jasper, rs Il candi-
date for Recorder Of dubois county al
the ensuing October election.
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The Trichina Spirnlis or Pork Worm.
Perhaps II Is not generally known that the much talk
I'D Of TRcSA sriGAs, or pork worm, first discov
cred In America by DR. X. &. Kendall, Of Philadelphia
Pa with that American instrument known as the Craig
Microscope costing only S2.75, after repeated failures
to discover the worm with All imported microscope
costing $50. Of feeber power and less reliable" Th
fact Dr. Kendall stands ready to prove at any time The
Craig Microscope in neat box with full direction Il
mailed anywhere for s27S, BY r. II. Ross 3l3 Locust
Street. 81. Louis. Mo.
Read the advertisement IN this paper.
Send fcf s're fous page illustrated circular free.
July sth. lS70-,m.
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!
"A Good Reason for the Captains Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
AND TnE
LETTER FROM Ills MOTHER.

BxxfoS yArsscss. Missouri. April 10 1896
DE ions Ern.-.b.ar Sir Knowing The .f.c.cncy 81
your Sxrsspara. and the he ling aud beneficial quail
tics II possesses sent You following statement "f
lmy case.
was wounded about ~, years sE"-was taken rris-
oner and confined Scr six months. Being m",.d al
ten my wounds Save not healed yet have not sat us
moment sirf@ was wounded am shot through the
hips Ny general health impaired. and need
thing assist nature. have faith In your Ssr-
ssparla than anything else. ~ish ibsf IN is E-nu-
inr. Please express half dozen bo'tr-ssnd .bIigc
CAFrnx &. y. JOHNSON.
ST. Louis Missouri.
y. S-The following Was written April 10. lsss. hy
NEs. Jenn. johnson. Mother of Captain johnson.
In. nir-Dcar Sir: Ny. husbsnd, I,r' z. 4 JnhSsnn
was a skilifn surgeon and physc in Central v. r.
where lie died. leaving the above g. r. johnson my
Al thirteen wears &c he had chronic iiarfhe
and scrcfula far which gave him ysur Ssrsspsrilia
ir have for t-h wars rre.h NJ sdsd IL
many In New York Ohio and flows. for scr.us Fever
Sores and general debility Perfect sacccss has srr.d
ed H. TnE rrmrs EsFrcrrp sows cssys ~ srrnsr,n
AND vgyna SORES ALMOST nIlA,rIn,s. am ans
for my again have rcc5nrsc yonr Ssrsar-
nrills He IL fearful Of getting spurious article hcre
his writing you for 81. Ills terrible. hut
I believe he viii recover
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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NIT GO Cd $

TN great variety. chap, on the ner,h side 81 the
j. Public Square. EMMA McCoSAuws.
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JOHN FISHER.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

- In the Sermer~hcim House East Main Street, Ia.
III Just opcn-da fine assortment 81 goods. which h.
NJ invites the public 20 inspect Ne will nnkc M,
goods to order IN the bestsiylc and solics shave
~ public patronage ccnnden that he cannot be Loa,
Masking W Rsnflcmcn's ~ars. Give NE call.
Oct. ], ls6e-y. JOHN FISHER
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For Recorder.
From the Otws
Notice.


At a meeting Of the Democracy Of
Pike county, held al the Court-llousc in
Petersburg, on the eth day Of June. 1870.
IL was resolved that the respective town.
ships call conventions, for The purpose
of selecting delegates to represent them
in the District Convention 10 be held at
Princeton. Ind, on the 2lst day of July,
1870, for the purpose Of nominating "a
candidate 10 represent the LIST District
in Congress; Judge for the 81 Judicial
Circuit: a Circuit Prosecutor: u District
Prosecutor and u Senator 10 represent
Pike. Dubois md Martin equities; in
the Legislature.
DAN. G. AsHBy; Chairman.
W. Barr. Secretary.
The Chairman Of the Genital Cbin-
mittcc was directed to have the proceed
ings published, and inform tho Chair
man Of tho Central Committees Of Mar
Tin and Dubois Of the action Of this mcc-
thug.
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YES! 1T Is TRUE!

Tina, the Rest Mowcrs-the Rest Droppers-the Bes,
Bakers 10 be- found in the world the Original and
Reliable Dnnbie- Morton .Etna Machine. nadS by the
ETNA MANUFACTURING co. Of Salem. Ohio. Send
for Pamphlet containing particulars.
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IN the latest any style Desired. II you want good
and fashionable article call my store on the north
side OF the Public Square, opposite Jos Scrmersheins
Dec D 1SGS.--1y, EMMA M,CONAUAY
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diers, their widows and orphans, and
msintain the rights of the enfranchised
colored men.
A Cypher-Maynard.
Mr.. Sypher advocated universal suf-
frage, declaring the Republican party Of
louisiana stood squarely on that plat
form. ~
Mr.. Maynard argued against the prin-
eiple of universal amnesty. Rebellion
| was the work of Southern politicians and
! those men were hostile to the Govern
ment to day. They had not entitled
themselves to wiping out the restrictions
placed on them by the people. In his
| judgment Congress would make great
mistake if it re-enacted the results
of the old notification ira. He
preferred to see Congress Just before it
was generous. He preferred to see Con-
gress remuDerating the loyal men of the
South before going to remove all the
stains of the disqualifications that attach
to other portions of the people. He saw
no reason for this bill. He hoped it
would not pass. Let time do its work,
and there would be no necessity for such
l6SisiduOu.
Mr.. Sargent said if the Republican
members from the South were agreed in
their views On this subject, their advice
would doubtless have great weight, but
as they differed so radically, other MEM
bers of the party were obliged to make
up their own opinion as best they could.
He was unable to agree with the gentle
man from Tennessee (Msynard), and in
tended to vote for the substitute offered
by Mr.. Farnsworth.
| Mr.. Winans declared himself in favor
os a general but not universal amnesty,
in favor of general amnesty not sbso-
lutely but on conditions of repentance
and reformation, and bringing forth frnits
meet for repentance, in the form of a
written confession of crime and prayer
for absolution. Christianity did not re-
quire men to forgive their enemies unless
their enemies desired forgiveness and
| asked dissolution.
The debate here closed for the day and
tomorrow being private bill day and the
House agreeing not to hold session Sat
urday, the bill went over till Tuesday
next.
The House at 4:30 p. NJ, adjourned I'M
| til tomorrow. .-.-
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WASHINGTON.
Accident 10 Young douglas.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Late last night
Col. Robert Douglas, private secretary to
President Grant, was severely injured by
being thrown from a hack. Mrs. Cuts,
his grandmother, and another lady also
sustained severe injuries. They were re-
turning from a charity fair, and the
horses were frightened by the vehicle
coming in contact with the steps of an
other carnage. --.- lar. -
Cost TO the Government of Contest
ing Seats.
Some of the members of the House
Election Committee are endeaYoring to
ascertain as nearly as may be the number
of contested election cases likely to be
brought before the committee of the next
House. Enough have been counted al
ready to demonstrate the fact that the
practice is becoming yearly more fashion
able among defeated candidates, and the
reason in most cases is found in the fact
that the House has been SO liberal as to
give every contestant from one thou
sand to five thousand dollars, it
not successful. There have been
before the Election Committee of the
present House thirty contested cases, and
the prospect is little better for the Forty
second Congress. In salaries alone there
was over fifty thousand dollars paid to
those contestants in the present House,
and as much more in expenses. Inc
printing of the testimony in one case
alone cost between six and seven thou
sand dollars. In view of these enormous
expenses the bill of last winter, which
provides that no payment be made to a
contestant unless he establishes his right
to seat, will probably be again pre-
scented. Mr.. Dawes, who introduced the bill
last session, says that the money paid to
contestants during his fourteen years
service in the House will exceed two hun
bred and fifty thousand dollars.
Chairmanship of the ways and
Means Committee
The subject of successor 10 Gen.
Schenck, as Chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee-the most important in
Congress-is already being discussed
among members, with good deal of in
terest. Ifs Gen. Schenck decides to as
sumo the duties of the English Mission
before the close of the present Congress,
it is probable that Mr.. Hooper, who is
second on the Committee, will be ap-
pointed. Although capable in other re-
spects, Mr.. Hooper is not regarded as
sufficiently strong as a debater to take
charge of the Committees business, and
if he succeeds to Gen. Schenck's place ii
is believed it will be only for the present
season, and that an entire reorganization
will be made for the next Congress. The
opinion most current among members is
that, in the event of Mr.. Blaine's re-elec-
ton, of which there is no doubt, it is his
purpose to make Mr.. Dawes the Chair
man of the Ways and Means in the Forty
second Congress. OF this, however,
there is no certainty.
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CINCINNATI.
APost-mortem DefnuIter.

CNCNSATI, Dec. ia number OF
discrepancies have been discovered of late
In the accounts of the late Gen. Nc
Groatry, former Collector of the second
Ohio district. They involve several thou
sand dollars, that appear from time to
time to have been collected without beng
fully accounted for. There seems tob aVe
been much looseness in the management
of his business, the signing of receipts, Il
is charged, having boon done oy severA
persons who were not held by hlm 70
rigid account.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
The Progress of Impeaebm.n,

The Progress of Impeachment.
RALEIGH, Dec. 15.-The House to-day
sent committee of three 10 the Bar of
tho Senate impeaching Gov. Holden and
demanding that it take action in the mat
ter. On informing the Senate that arti-
cles of impeachment would be soon pro
duced, the Senate replied that it would
consider the matter and take action there
on
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nornIs of 1he Fortr-first Congress.

The forty-first Congress is not likely to
90 down to history with a commendable
reputation for good morals. Two of Its
members have been expelled for selling
cadetships, three or four others got off
only by the hard swearing of their &C
completes, one has convicted himself of
attempting to procure counterfeit money
10 pass among the poor negroes, one is
charged with cheating soldiers widows
out of their pensions, and now another
has been indicted for bigamY.
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NEW YORK.

Piano Factory Blown DOwn-SeVer-
al PersOns buried i'm the Ruins.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15--The piano fac
tory situated on West Thiriy-fifth street,
was blown down this morning. Several
persons were buried in the ruins. The
yale was terrific
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LUXEMBOURG.
EnrIand,s weakness.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Times pro-
tests against the attitude of Prussia to-
wards Luxembourg, as well as against
that of Russia towards Turkey. The atti-
tude of both powers, says the Times, is
indefensible, but it is not the duty of Eng
land 10 interfere.
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VIRGINIA.
Republican Memorial for Amnesty
Wasa Efr0infass share of the stat,

Republican Memorial for Amnesty
West VirginIa's share OF the state
Debt
RIoHHoSD, Dec. 15.-The Republican
State Central Committee last night
adopted resolution praying Congress To
pass a general amnesty bill, with only
two dissenting votes. The question Of
the State debt was up in the Senate this
morning. The tenor of the speeches was
in favor of carrying the matter of the
West Virginia share of the debt before
the United States Supreme Court and if
the payment was not compelled there,
then Virginia will settle the whole debt.
All opposed any idea of reputation.
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Afternoon Session.

The Association was called to order by
the President at about o'clock, and Mr.
Dolbear suggested the propriety of Mr..
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Night Session.

The Association re-assembled at 7 P.
N. We may here state that during the
present meeting of the Association, the
names of about sixty members have been
enrolled.
DR.. Lindsey introduced the following