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A QUAKER gentleman, riding in n car.
riagc with fashionable lady dGcked with
u proIusion of jcwelry, heard her com
plain Of the cold Shivering in her lace
bonnet and shawl rs light as cobwGb,
she exclaimed "What shall do to get
warm ii really don't know" replied
the Quaker, solemnly, "unless thee should
put on another broastpin"
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The Exile Of Eric.

There came TO Long Branch a poorexlc Of Erie,
The dew on his gum shoes was heavy and chill;
Said he 10 the surgeon. "Oh dearyi Oh dearyl
Are wounds In the ankle much likely to kill"
The surgeon with much agitation inspected
The right ankle first, as the Colonel directed,
Then looked at the left binding neither Affected,
So no gave the bold warrior gingerbread pill
GENTLE CLARENCE.
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A GENTLEMAN one day indscreetly
asked n lady how old she was. "Let me
see. was eighteen when was married,
and my husband was thirty; now he IS
twice thirty, and that Is sixty; So Of
course, AIN twice eighteen, that Is thirty.
civ
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THE Lowell Courier says the most hu.
initiating domestic use full grown man
can be put to Is to be sent 10 the bakers
for cent worth of yeast" Evidentlythe
C0Wyicr man "knows how 1t is himself"
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Johns wife and John were tctc.a.tete;
She witty was, Industrious he;
Says John: "IvG earned tho bread we've Rte;"
"And l." says she, "hAve uTned the tea
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CHICAGO, July ~.
FLOUIl-Fair demand.
GRAIS-Wheat, No. 9spring Chicago iC lower,
a OafDi I0ai cash; 81 O5461i OBS August; this
afternoon dull and nOmnaliy, 81 on July. Corn,
No 9mixCd liic lower, closed at 45iilc cash, this
afternoon dull and unchanged. Oats, No. 2 &C.
2 active H%655c. Barley, No. . spring 3Obc
lower, BbA61GSc cash
HiUHwISEs-StOady g2c.
Provisions Mess pork active and easier, clos.
cd nt Sig o. cAah
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STATE sECURITEs-ln State bonds TGnnesSeeB
and new South Carolina have been the only active
shares on the list.
sTOCKS-strong and prices advanced without
bringing ont much stock; Pacific Mail, Wabash
and Northwestern 10 very strong; the market
closed firm with an advancing tendency. A
buoyant market Ia looked for In August.
BANK STATENENr-The bank statement shows
a small increase in the revenue. The following
are the changes: Loans decrease, $40 4So; specie,
decrease, $l15s,2is; legal tenders, increase,
$i5i3,7OO; deposits increase a 9SS ,9Ii; circula.
ton decrease Sii ,OBi. The Ibst says the specie
averages Is running very low, while the amount
that IA rcCkOnCd as legal tender, stands higher
than At any time for the past twelve months. The
time Is now rapidly approaching when the west
viii require currency for crop movements and
the legal tenders, as well az the National Bank
notes Of which the latter Of course, will have TO
he carried the same as any other Of the liabilities
Of the banks, will both then begin 10 leave the
al
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, JnlY ~.
FIouR- Quiet and unchanged, western family
81 1907 30
GRAIN-.Wheat demand fair and market hrm;
Ohio and Indiana 81 SSfbt 45. Cnrn, mixed wCs.
tern G9070c, Oats, 5Olb5Sc,
PRoyNIoNs- pork $i6 80; bacon shoul
ders 1&9IHc; bacon sides sN6bc; bacon sides
clent rib 0Ac, Hams i6HSbi7c lard, it0iiEc
llWnnKY-Flm QSk@l6c -
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HELMBOLD'S

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by using
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This Is the time to use good blood renewing,
purifying and lnvigOrAting medicines.
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RILLA AND HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT
GRAPE JUICE PILLS ARE THE BEST AND
MOST RELIABLE.
One bottle OF Helmbold's Fluid Extract sArsa
parillA equals in strength one gallon Of the syrup
or decoction ~ made BY druggists, and q wine.
glass added TO pint Of water equals The cslObn.
ted Lisbon diet drink, a delightful and healthful
beverage.
The Grape Juice Pill Is composed Of fluid e1.
tract Catawba grape Juice and FLUID EXTRACT
RHUBARD.
Useful In oil diseases requiring cathArtIc rem.
edy and far superior to all purgativss. such
as salts, naEneSla, &c.
Helmbold'S GApoJulce Pill ID not patented
pill, put up a. those ordinarily vOnded, but the
result OF ten years experimenting and great care
in preparation.
SAFE FOR AND TAKEN By CHILDREN;
NO NAUSEA NO GRIPPING PAINS,
BUT MILD, PLEASANT AND SAFE IN oPE
RATION.
Two bottles Of the Fluid Extract Of sArSaparl.
Ia and one bottle Of the Gfaps.Julee Pills are
worth their weight In gold to those suffering from
bad blood, poor complexion, headache, nervous.
ness, valentines at night, coStIvenesI and lrtOg
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glVor and new life.
THE CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS are done up
with great care and In handsome bottles, and will
surpass all those vsndCd in wooden boxes and
cTelessly prepared by inexperienced men, com.
pairing with the English and French style Of man.
ntacturinG. .H..
AllOf II. t. HELHBoLDs Preparations are
Pharmaceutical, no, single one being patented,
but all on their Ownmerlts.
Prepared by HIT HRLMBoLD, Practical and
Analytical Chemist, Crystal Palacs Pharmacy sOI
NY.
HelmbOld's Fluid Extract Buchu
has gained a worldwide fame.
Palace Pharmacy, GIlsey House, 10th street and
Temple Of Pharmacy, Continental Hotel, Phil.
ldolphln, and iOi south iOth street. Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. July 80.

CINCINNATI, July w.
CoTTOS- Dnll and prices are nominal at 9Oc.
FIOuR-Dnll but unchanged at Is HOdD5 90.
tiRAIN-Wheat dull and prices dropping al
Al i5foi Is. Corn dull and prices have declined,
At iiN6gt Rye dull hut unchanged Al B5(bG1c.
Oats, only limited IObblng demand; mixed $50
iOc. Barley, demand light but holdera lrm al
s1GI9Oc. ....
CHocERrEs- Coffee, prime isYc. Sugar, de
mand good at iull prices.
At SSltSDc. Lard oil naTket steady with mod.
crate demand at 1J(D1ec.
BurTBR-scarce and firm At 10000.
CHEEsE-DulI but unchanged; factory ~ GDi0c.
PROVISIONS buoyAnt hut nnsettled.
Pork, $i9 90 offered; tl3 Is Aeked; some ask
$i3 b0 Lard, 9Rc asked. Bulk meats, market
buoyant but unsettled; asking b.Sc, SIC, I9DlAe.
Bacon, an advance Il neked but none established;
sales Of sides at elb91ic; now held Al sH1SJ5e;
shoulders held at 6Sc.
HoOs-Qniet and unchanged.
WmsKY-Dcmand good At 93c.
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New York Market.

| @" tNhAN "H'J -
lands 20c.
FLOuR-Receips 1865; steady with moder
ate demand Ut 81 7015 70, supeTdle good west
ern and state; IS 60d6 90 common TO good extra
- 0Db 20, good to choice; So 1907 10, white
wheat western sS sxtEa;: $Sl65&S 80, extra Ohio
atlSi 0O94 30. Corn Meal frm at S3 4Odi 90 iOl
western; 81 1904 10 for BrandyYihe.
| WHISKY --StGady and less active NJ 9Gc,
| GRAIN-Wheat fairly active and steady for
spring and about lc higher for winter; good eG
port and some milling demand at 81 3GQJl Is ioT
No, !spTlng; 81 3OUl ~ for son do; 81 $50
! Il fnrNo, SPRING 81 i21DI 10 for winter red
and amber WESTERN 81 IO6l a for new do,
81 iOltl 81 for white western, Rye dull. Bar,
ley and Malt dull. Corn more active and la9C
lower; good home trade and speculative demand
At 6iSGt6sc; Inferior and common western mix.
ed 66Gb9ITc; good to choice closing at LGltB6Xc;
yellow 70O72c; high mixed nearly yelleW, 67E(t
6bc. Oats rather more steady at 62ib61 western:
chiefly 69&c, aaoat; G6lt7Oc, Ohio.
LEATHER-QlietA and hrmly heldRt full prices,
9Ble29o; Ornn0CO 2iK02I6C,
WooI-In moderate request and very finn; Ex.
ira Ohio 6Slt62Hc; unwAshed 3S1t5Oc; lambs,
pulled, h5GG9ci tubbed 7l813C; California spring
clip &c; do choice 45C
MAT1yeEy hrm at 81 is, shipping; 81 $50
HoPs-Flrmly held at full prices.
In fair request; Cuba iO1IIc, Moiasscs nomIaaI
S019Oc.
0Hs-Pelroleum, crude lie; CSC refined
PRovIsIOSs-PO steady al SIS 62Qbl8 20;
new mess 81 GO1li Is; prime $l2 OOtI3 OO;
new prime nGss, three months from December
LIST, $l3 20; January Sl3 IS. Beef heavy at
$40 006l3 No. plain mess $l3 00ltIB 90, extra
mess; hams dull at $is 0O129 0O; fierce beef
nominal at $50 OO135 on for prime mess and India
Cut meats steady at llGbl4C for hams; 5LG6S
for shOndGfs; middles inactive. Lard more nc.
tive At 9&6lOkc, steam; l0NC, kettle rendered,
August lOb0lOkC; September t0kc.
BuTTGR--Jteady ,4t liD9OC for western; 800
3Oc for State. '..
CHEEsI-Qulet at 7(Iilc.
LATEsT-tlOlr closed dull and In buyers favor
for other than choice superlnC and shipping OK
ira, which are scarce; s. 6OGp6 o. for shipping
grades. Extra Wheat steady; spring 81 3Sitt SO
Tor best. Corn heavy at GGkc for mixed western
alloRt Oats steady at G2Hc for prime mixed
western; 5000 for Ohio. Eggs lTm with fair
demand al 23(b23kc.
A..
new lOIk Dry GOOdB market.
NEw YoRK Julv %
Tho marLot IA npIot ,o.dov hn, nrio,s r., AT
stanis fah,ics arm A,iSr,'c ""I p,I nvs ~ ~
ACsTnSa 40 SG o ClSTE 40 lSc Continental
l2c; wide sheeting, both In brown and black q are
little irregular In price among the jobblng trade;
feppGrell and others vary 2Hc per yard, as fol
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CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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louisville Market.

TWVISVIILK, July Vt.
TOBACCO-Flm and active; salOs Of 100 hhda,
Lugs 6k17hC; low to medium leaf 7K0l3C.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESA
DIR. Johnson.

Member Of tho Royal College of Surgeons, Lon,
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col
legeS In The United States, and tho greater part
81 whose lie mas been spent in the hospitals OF
effected some Of the most astonishing Gu res that
were ever known. Many troubled With ringing
In the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
meas, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashiul.
ness, WITH frequent blnshlng, attended some.
Immediately. ", w.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and STOCK Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, July 30
GoLD-Dull at 1i20ii0H. Loans were made
at loo per cent for borrowing. ClearlnGs twenty
eight and half millions. Exports to-day about
$57OOOO, for the week 81 ,053,5Si.
MoNEY-Tn great abundance. loanlng down as
low as Y per cent; ruling rates per cent,
demonstrating Exchange bankers bills,
1IOK
prv,p,,,,yn,- uIooJv On Hama. ..,,..,.t
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The many thousands cured Al thls estShIIsh.
ment thin tho last twenty years, and INC nm
merous important surgical operations performed
9y Or. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters OF
Ine san and many other papers, notices ar
Wn WINCH haIe appeared again and again before the
character and respectabillty, Is q sufficient guar
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mario
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain prAc
tce, INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned ifom evel companions, or Ut school The
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately y"
what pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, tho pride Of his parents, should bu
s,lnatchCd nom all prospects, and OnjoymCntS OF
ne ny inc consequences Of doyiAtInG from the
path OF nature, and indnlglng IN certain az
cTet habit, Such persons must, before COntcn.
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reflect that sound mind aud body are tho most
necessary requisites To promote COnnubIal hap,
piness.. Indeed, without these the Journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens TO the view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Allied with
the melancholy reelection that tho happiness OF
another becomes blIght0d with our own,
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

oFF1CE, NO. Z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
LeIt hand side going ffom Baltimore street, a few
uoors from the corner. Fall not 10 observe the
name and number. w '"'
IA No letters received unless posi-. paid and
containing stamp 70 DO used on tho reply.
Persons writing Bhonld state age and send por.
ton oisdvettisement describing symptoms.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN lls Oiiice.
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
J. by the following Schedule on and aftor May
18th, 1871, Wheeling limo:
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The italian Ministers.


RoNE, July ALI the Italian Minis.
ters and the foreign Ambassadors have
arrived from Florence and are now
installed in this city.
Elections I'm France.
PARIS, July Much animation pre-.
walls over the prospect Of the coming
election. Perfect freedom IN the elec-
ton is allowed blythe Government. The
canvass OF both Imperialist and Republi.
can candidates progresses with great
activity. The present indications are
stated to be favorable to the Govern.
ment Of President Theirs and the
Republic.
The Turkey and Egypt Trouble.
LONDON, July 2.-The Leuant.. Herald
states that the cloud between Turkey
and Egypt is rapidly regathering. 1t
apprehends an early breaking out Of
open hostilities between the two coun-
tries as the inevitable result of the
present complications. The Khedive is
rapidly arming his troops with the most
modern and efficient weapons. Large
consignments Ct American arms have
been received from manufacturers in
the United States, and American torpe-
does are also being used. These move
ments on the part Of the Khedive the
Herald views as precursors of war, and
states that a formal declaration Of
hostilities between the two nations at
an early date is not improbable.
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CASUALTIES, &c.

CINCINNATI, July If. A. Shrlester,
hitherto of considerable standing, was
arrested for embezzlement and brought
into court this morning. The excite,
ment broke blood vessel, and he can
not recover.
New YORK, July 1.-Another attempt
at wife murder occurred at three o'clock
this morning, in l2lst street. An officer
heard screams, and broke in the back
door at the residence of Thomas Grant.
Mrs. Grant was found in her night dress,
covered with blood and insensible, from
wounds received at the hands Of her
husband. He was found concealed,
with a large knife in his hand, covered
with blood.
Annie Mckay was found dead in her
room, No. 429 Fourth avenue, this
morning, and her mother was sitting
beside the body in a beastly state oi
intoxication. Both had been drinking
all the night and day previous.
Worthwhile, KY, July l.-Chauncy
Barnes, the murderer, has eaten moth,
ing for two days, and is occasionally
seized with violent fits of vomiting
cause by wounds inflicted by his own
hands. The two balls are still in his
brain, and it is but matter of time
with his death. He is sinking rapidly
INDIANAPOLIS, July IA young man
named Fry was killed near this city
Thursday, by the caving in OF a sand
bank. Nearly every bone in his body
was broken.
New YORK, July IA man named
George Howard, living in Ninth avenue
while visiting a friend last evening in
Third avenue, was assaulted by a man
named Alex. Joes, one Of the boarders
without the slightest provocation. Joes
struck him with a large dumb-bell
fracturing his skull and causing q
mortal wound.
DAYTON, July Ia farmer named
Mopes, residing in Green county, acci
IDENTIFY fell before a reaper yesterday
afternoon, and was terribly mutilatec
in the thigh and shoulder. His in
juries, it is thought, will not prove
fatal.
MoRRlsANIA, n. Y, July l.-Augus
tus Young, a cabinet maker, was founc
on the New Haven railroad track will
his head severed from the body by {
train. 1t is supposed that he commit
ted suicide as he has been out Of work
for some time.
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NEAR Hamilton, Ohio, few days
since, German farm laborer was -four.
ishing a pistol about in careless man.
ner, and when requested to be careful
or he would shoot himself, replied that
he would show how Vsllandigham shot
himself. He then proceeded to illus
trate the manner in which the pistol
was held, with the hammer raised and
half out OF his pocket In an instant
the weapon was discharged, the con.
tents lodging in the bowels OF the care
less demonstrator. He fell as one dead.
His companions picked him up, and
carried him into the house, the crimson
tide flowing in torrents from the wound.
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NEW JERSEY.
Murder OF "Pet" Halstead I'm New
ark.

NEWARK, July 2.-This morning Us
Halstead, better known as "Pet Hal
stead, who played q promiuentpa part IN the
history of the late war, was murdered
here under peculiar circumstances. on
the third floor OF No. 95 South street
lives a lady named Wilson, who was
acquainted with Halstead and one Geo.
Bolts, wealthy charcoal peddler. She
had been married, but is divorced.
Bolts for some time bore intimate rela-
tions to her, she being very handsome
woman. Recently she made Halstead 8
acquaintance and discarded Bolts. Last
night she left the house, as the land
lord supposed, to go to Paterson but
soon returned with Halstead, who re-
mained all night At 2 o'clock in the
morning Bolts came to the house, rang
the bell and asked for Mrs. Wilson,
saying she was in and he was bound 10
shoot somebody before he went home.
He tried to force open the door, but
failed. At 8 o'clock A. M, while the
milkman was delivering milk, Bolts
rushed in al the open door and up
stairs, and knocked at Mrs. Wilson 8
door. Halstead was just dressing, and
rushed to the door to prevent its open.
ing. Bolts, who is strong man, pushed
it open, and then came struggle be-
tween Halstead and Bolts, during which
the latter drew a revolver and shot at
Halstead, who fell shot through the
heart. Bolts was Immediately arrested,
and being questioned, did not deny the
crime, but said he had obtained satisfac-
ton.
The murder has created most In
tense excitement here, and the house
has been surrounded by thousands all
day.
Halstead is brother OF General Hal
stead, and is AZ years old. His letters
attacking Gen. Mcclellan during the
war created great interest, as also did
his connection with the Sprague-Abbott
affair.
Bolts is married and has a large
family.
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remodelling the public school Law. He
prepared the school law Of Mississippi,
by invitation of the Legislature last
winter. Osgeod and Company, the
noted Bos ton publishers. have made
him an advantageous offer TO become
the editor of weekly magazine to be
used as text book for reading in the
schools, and he went directly from
Ravenswood to Boston to confer with
Mr.. Osgood in relation to the matter.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The West Virginia teachers who were
present presented q very creditable ap-
pearance. The ladies were in the ma
iority and gave evidence OF their quail.
fication and fitness for the work in
which they were engaged, and l noticed
none Of that vinegar visaSed race who
were the dreaded school msrms OF
our youthful days. II there be any
OF that kind still extant in West Vir.
ginia they did not attend the meeting
OF the Association. The male teachers
seemed generally intelligent and ear.
nest. Many OF them seemed 10 be Of
that sturdy class that work on the farm
during the summer and not merely
keep school but teach during the win.
ter Their bronzed faces were lighted
up by good deal Of enthusiasm IS
they listened TO the lectures delivered
before them and | doubt not that all
present were made better men and
women by the lessons and exhorta-
tons received at the meeting Of the
Association. The common school
teachers OF West Virginia have q vast
work to do. They are to aid in briosing
q great State out OF the wilderness; they
are to assist in founding a prosperous
commonwealth upon these mountains
and streams they are to say what man.
ner OF men and women shall people this
State and sway its destiny, Let US give
them what encouragement We can; let
all who are laboring for the same great
end help each other, and let us all he
careful that the work is performed
Alright. l..
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MEMPHIS.
Additional Particulars Of the Burn.
ing Of the Red Cloud.

MEMPHIS, July IA Shreveport
telegram OF the 2sth, received today,
gives the following additional particu.
lars Of the burning Of the steamer Red
Cloud. 1t says she left here on Sunday
night with a cargo Of 900 bales Of cot
tod and 200 or 300 head Of cattle, and
caught fire when near Montgomery, one
Numbered miles below this city, and
burned to the waters edge By great
exertions on the part OF the owners and
boat hands all the cattle were saved,
but the cotton will prove total loss.
No lives were lost and the mails are re.
ported safe. 1t has not yet been ascer.
tained whether the cotton was insured
or not. The fire is supposed to have
originated in the hold, and was not dis
covered until it was too late to sub.
due it.
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Depot Burned.

Worthwhile, KY, July 1.-The
railroad depot at Csmpellburg took fire
at IL o'clock last night and burned to
the ground. 1t is supposed to have
caught fire BY . spark from . passing
train on the Louisville, Cincinnati and
Lexington Short Line railroad.
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BOSTON.
Vote On the License Question.

VOC on tne LicenSo Nue4tIOh.
BosroN, July 1.-The question as to
whether lager beer or porter should be
sold in this State during the ensuing
year was settled at the polls to-day.
Boston voted five to one in favor,
Springfield two to one and Worcester
1861 to 1885 in the affirmative.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-03

Simultaneous raids were made by the
Cincinnati police on Saturday night on
all the faro and keno banks. The pro-
prietors and attaches were taken to the
station houses together with their
gambling apparatus. The players
were not arrested.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-03

FRANK BLAIR, Jr., favors the new
departure. lie isa progressive Demo.
crat throughout.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-03
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