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Vest Virginia, To. VT:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Of Lewis county, on the first Mon
day in September, 1871.
Fountain johnson dnd(
Pinnircd II. johnson,
his wiie, and others,
plaintiffs,
"a.
Nathaniel Noon, as adj. In Chaaccq
ministutor ofNa,hmiei
Noon, deceased, and as
diariJutec Of Sdid dccc-
dent, and others. dcten-
ddnts.
TIME OBJECT OF THIS SUIT ISTO AD.
minister the assets Of the deCcdents cs-
tate under the direction Of the Court, to
settle the accounts Of said administrator, IL
decree whatever sum may be found In the
hands of said administrator, against him
and 7. Y. llOrntr, the security in his bond,
and TO decree the distribution OF such sum,
aRd the surplus assets Of said estate ameng
the plaintiffs and others entitled thereto.
And Il appearing from an affidavit filed, that
Richard Noon, Schuyler Moon, James Noon,
Oscar Noon, Leslie Moon and Edward G.
Aucell, defendants In this suit, are not resi-
dents Of the State ofWcst virginia, and they
Incorporating, Il Is ordered that they doar-
pear here within Que month after the date oil
The first publication Of this order, and do
what Is necessary to protect their interests in
this suit. A Copy-Teste:
JOHN G. JACKSON, Clerk.
II. BRANNoN, pl'iTs atty scpli-4,
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E5- We have received n Compli-
montary Ticket to the Clarksburg Fair
this fall twill doubtless be sue.
cess; aud We shall attend il possible.
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re- NlSlsrEmAL Association ASD
DRria. .roS The Ministerial ! so.
citation of the l3uckhannou District, U.
y. Church. will be held Il, the Church
ncar Mr. Israel Simmons,o on Errcmans
Cresk. beginning Friday morning,
September 22d, aud continue Srrurd. :
2S1; mud or Sunday folowin. ut 10!
o'clock, A. NJ, our new Church, neur
Mr. Abrnm Customs will be dedicated
to the worship of Almighty God
Monday morning 'hc Association will
resume its labOrs. aud on Tuesday,
our eli .. lh near Mr.. Israel Simmons.
will also be dedicated to Divine wor-
ship. Bishop j. Weaver. of }alti-
more, will be present anu conduct the
dcdicatory services. A good timo is
anticipated. A. Dan, Pastor.
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Ono box of 30. Graveley'schcwing
tobacco just received ut Brinkman's.
rry it.
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A fine lot Of German mud French
AccordeOns for sale at Brinkman's.
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If you waH, laything in the Millin.
cry line, call ut the fashionable cstab.
lishmept of Mrs. NJ. Il. Varney.
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Err. RALSTON,

Or of the Corresponding Secretary.
The books of the Society for the sale
of Stock arc still open, at
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F. Brinkman takes wheat and corn
in exchange for gOots,
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SIogics, clgar, tobacco and snun' At
DiuAman's.
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THE


LEWIS COUNTYAGRICUL-
TURAL AND MECHAN-
ICAL SOCIETY.
Will hold its First Annual
F.AKR {!
wEsToN,w.vA.
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY aud
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER IS, 10, and 30.
Competition oNeM totMc
St&tC at ANv9c.
PREMIUMS will b. offered upon
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
TOOLS.
MACHINERY,
IRON AND TIN WARE,
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS, &c.,
W00DENWARE,
SEWING,
KNITTING, and
WASHING MACHINES,
MISCELLANEOUS
MECHANICAL PRODUCTS.
FRUITS, GRAIN,
VEGETABLES, BUTTER,
CHEESE, HONEY,
BREAD, &C.,
PRESERVES.
CANNED FRUITS
PICKLES, &c,
FINE ARTS,
FLO WERS,
ORNAMENTED SHELL AND
NEEDLE.WORK,
FACTORY GOODS,
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES,
SWINE.
POULTRY,
FINE WOOL SHEEP,
MIDDLE WOOL SHEEP,
LONG WOOL SHEEP,
FAT SHEEP,
AYRSHIRE CATTLE,
ALDERNEY CATTLE,
DEVON CATTLE,
DURHAM CATTLE,
NATIVE CATTLE,
FAT CATTLE,
SWEEPSTAKES ON CATTLE,
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Don't forget to so to Mrs. Vnrncy's
aud get your Millinery Goods.
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Extracts Of all kinds at Briuku as.
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M X E N y I E
Is NOW PREPARED
WITH A FULL And SELECT STOCK
OF
Fancy Goods and Toys. ,

T'IlE most complete in variety aud quality
L III il'ecity. Srring goods for hoys and
Eira consisting of Bats and Balls, Marbles.
Skipping Hopes, Croquet Sets, Hoops, Blow,
liu6bcr, Blondiu, Rainbow, Gyroscopc, Cha.
mcicon. Spring aud Fancy Tops, Dolls in pro-
fusion, dressed and undrcsscd, Fancy Boxes.
Bags, with iargr stock of Common ioya.
A large and varied assortment of pure Can
dies, manufactured daily. Cakes Of nil kinds
fresh made every day. French bon Bonp,
Gr, stallizcd Fruits, Chocolate, Nougrat. I.un-
don Almonds, Cream Dates, &c Canned
Goods, full supply. JcIlics, homo uaauutuc-
.urc from pure. fruit. Foreign Fruits and
Nuts, Almonds, ltairlns, II iuII line. English
Cracktre, Albert Biscuit, genuine
Weddings. Parties. Pic Mes, &c, supplied to
order, with Cake, lee Cream, l., nlomasie, &c.
Call at Nckcnzir's Confectionery unt Toy
store, hla1n street, near State House. and be
convinced hat our assortment and price. can
moi Dr cXrelirti. Anil oG
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Whooping Cough! Whooping Cough
rs CENTS PER NuT',rI r.

rs CENTS PER nOT'TLE
GOUaHS, Colds. Dipthcria, Sore Throat,
~ Whooping Cough, seldom Yield TO the
The best remedy is tho ."rAR AND WILD
CHERRY COUGH SYRUP" 1t never fails.
Everybody knows the value of Tar aud Wild
Cherry. For Children with Group or Whoop.
ing Gohgh, II ls OF inestimehle value. Parents
should see to it that they have bottle aIways
at hand. Prepared only by
April II f: II. HEINITsH. Drug gcist.
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For Sale.

y sftss r t4t EVA Sdk0s
aim perty for sale: go p''-
3aH4 THAT splendid family RESIDENCE.
with. torty-two acres OF land attached. known
as the walker Place" Several hundred
!rplt trees OF the choicest selection now
IN Sfnli bearing. The lands arc comprised
OF highlands and meadow, with a bold FRI q
spring not distant from the house. The front.
near near four acres in extent, faces on Uppor
y..aaaer one or, our most public streets.
~, ALSO,
That very desirable piece of property stu.
ate9 on corner Of Richardson aud Lumber
streets, running back to Assembly, Containing
near two acres land. On the premises is 3
lengthy brick store. say 200 feet Deep I,ho
ing sites iD the city. N
fir ALSO, i-
The Lot situated on corner OF Richardson
and Alnrel streets, opposite the proposed
Cours House and Post Office, for which SIS 600
nasi n4N been appropriated, fronting 80 feet on
Main street and 208 on Laurel. IS
f..e,, 80 III, 3. r.. O'NEALE & SON,
APlH:Ao ~ ~ Cotton Town.
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ALL TO HAND.
NEW ARRIVALS,

which VIC will continue to receive all through
the season.
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Lands and Real e---0pportunity
alf5 ssfss,. To Sell.
-: 1s Sewing Machines.

THNHE undersigned have the agency of G
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, Which
they offer to the public at greatly reduced
prices: It has no superior. It will stitch,
hem. fell, tuck, quilt, braid, bind and ombroi.
der, In 2 most superior manner. Most eIe.
gantiy finished, with gold leaf, landscape.
cluding oil can, guide, screwdriver, four differ.
ent size. needles, clamp and printed direc.
tio9s, all for $16.l Call and see it for yourself,
a., and get circulars, giving full description. DC
Needless B Barlum's Self!Sower and Hemmer
extra. iftniv CHAMBERS A. RRYnE
ApriI27 II tiltIifiii- ytTI1 a.
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, Wanted.
a GIRL to assist In minding child. Also,
IA WOMAN to cook and wash for fam.
iy0f three grown persons and two child en-.
Nto,ne need apply without good references.
1loerat wages offered April as tf4
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OEI, SAMPLE BUREAU

IL success, and VIC nro now distributing
Goods over the entire State through it's
agency. The most careless observer cannot
bnt see the great advantages to be derived
from dealing with live house like ours.
where everything is kept moving by system
ana order-whcrc no extra profits arc tack ed
on to pay idlo hands. or course, VIC can and
do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive
proof IS, that we sell more Goods than all tho
rest added together. That is the proof.
The people know where to buy cheapest, and
rt The stranger follow the great public. In
buying, let them follow those who know
R. C. SILVER & CO.
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New Books.
THlPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP.
~ By Max Muller.
Ghardia, or Adventures in the Desert of
Sahara. Hy G. Naphegyi, NJ. D., A. NJ. Sl.75.
M"tnerless. or Parisian Family By an.
ther Of John Halifax 81 50
The Silent Partner. BY author Gates Aiar.
with lS portraits and ii maps. ;l:75
= IIn Empty Heart; Il -Sovcl. BY Marion
Climates for Invalids. &c. s1.25.
Satire. sl25.
!, The Sisters Of Orleans; a Tale OF Race and
social Conflict. Also, II number of my
novels aid other publications. just received
at BRYAN Il McCAkTEk's
Aplll E3 Bookstores
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NEW STOREa!
NEW GOODS /! NEW PRICES !!

nUR friends will find us in tho new large
~ brick building nearly Opposite our old
stand. where we will bo glad to welcome them,
and offer tho i1i{77 I.Z5is
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For Sale.

AxA THAT newly finished and elegant
.E#A MANSION, corner Of Richland and Gates
-. streets The lot contains ono acre OF
highly cultivated and ornamcnted ground,
commanding q picturesque view of tho Con.
garee River and valley.
Also, for sale, four other large and we'll in.
proved city LOTS, and a FARM, on Giile
Creek. four miles from Columbia, containing
about 900 acres OF land, $50 OF which arc low
ground. j. w. PARKER
April t1mo
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TSs ianSTaSs 3 ass

OHINEsH SldARoRS SIN: COIToN Ills. e
AnEexperimSns with Oh hiiessllab abor: in The
m!Annfaatarei / Of cotton goods has.been
tried at Baton Rouge, as. ~ whioh Spro.
misses to lead toiimport results. The
Snperintende denti Of the .State Peniteii..i
ttlary it that city Mr. s.. Il. Jam es, find-
lngf that the, demand. 4. for I, the cotton
goods; MANI faotarad BY the convict labor
under his direction exceed the supply.
conceived the idea of doubling the bro.
duotion of the penitentiary work shops,
byiemploying Chinese to work the looms
ati night, He accordingly, secured q
forge Of 100 Chinese, lately employed in
building one Of the Alabama railroads,
and sssy them &c york, and the ease and
rapidity. with which they learned the
business surprised even the originator OF
the. idea: He reports that they become
experts in q few weeks, and Tint they
are now fully as good as any workmen in
this branch of industry whom he has
ever seen. They are exceedingly dill
gent, always appear to be absorbed in
their employment, and seem to prefer
working at the looms and spinning ma
chimes to any other form of employ ment.
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SPEciAL ATTENTION given to tho COL
~ u lection OF Commercial Paper, Jnteres,
~ Hl stato anu Neilroad Bonds ard Stocks, and
Conversion Of State Securllies by -
NOV ~ Omo L, GAMDRILL Brokor.
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Ladies and Children's Dresses.
YI1HE undersigned has jnst opened another
II slot Of tfIosel ,boautiinl ulain and fsncv
DRESSES ANDsSUITS for Ladies and Chit
dren. They hsye been generally admired.
s,sqS.9f,if ~ :. .SY MRS. a. MCCORMICK,
April AOl 80. Nearly opposite Kinard's.
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BRANDlES.

BRANDlES,
x CASKS james IIennr..y's E Brandcnburg
- Frerts BKANDlES, imported direct, and
offered Ilre and una1nlterated Jheso com
prise vintnSts Of 1885 1858, 1860 and 1863
stock OF locks, Clartts and White Wines i'll
clu,ie some Of tho most famous brands as well
az So"md ioio priced goods. For sale by
hh'cl 25 GEO. kYAIMERS
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An Illinois man is uuder arrest for
killing o friend'in Texas. It is alleged
hasyafter the murder, he returned to
Alilnols and married his victims sister,
Standing at the very moment of the cere-
mony IN the boots he had taken from
theimnrdered man 3 feet.
Mrs. Henry,a o preacher in Missouri, is
SAD to cheerfully do q great deal of
!ab2fr. She aots as pastor; does the sing
ing OF tho congregation; breaches three
times Q week; does her own house-keep-
ing, and takes care of six little children.
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For Sale,
Z 600 ACRES Of LAND in Rarnwell,
C.OtlO on the Edistn '
.oo ACHES III krrshaw--in lots to suit
Snw Mill and ? TOO acr, = Of Land in ..cxing.
ION, on Horth Edirtn, g., zoo.
2.aM nrrcs Watrrec Butlom Land. s2 pr mere
% ouo acres creek bott"m and pine Land. al
:. PR acre House in this city, s50c0.
ioUSEand thirteen acres LAND near III.
ets. - sou Appl, To JOHN BA USKETT,
attorney AT Law and Real Estate Agent.
Sew. 23 ~
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IA selehwoman or Miiliner Wanted.
ONE who is fully competent Of attending
Np..ih a' MILLINERY Store can find employ,
ment,is by applying to Mrs. A. McConM1oK,
Main street. Mono bnt q comp0tent person
need aPpiy.s MRS. A. MCCORMICK. r
April 81
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The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Be er
preference to London Forttr and Scn,ch
l. Alo. Why2 They know it il nnadu, or.
ated. March II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-27
THE PRIZE FIGHT.
Collins and Edwards Both Arrest e

Collins and Edwards Both Arreste eu'
New YORK, May 26.-Collins and
Edwards fought eighty-five rounds yes
terday afternoon on Gloss farm, neaI
East New York, on Long Island. The
darkness put an end to the conflict
which was ordered to be resumed this
morning. In the meantime both the
men returned to the city, and Collins
was arrested in Houston and taken to
the police headquarters, where he was
locked up About midnight the detec'
tiyes found Edwards in "Reddy the
Blacksmith new place in Hudson
street, and arrested him. Taking a
carriage, they removed him to the police
headquarters, where they locked him
in a cell adjoining Collins. The arrest
of the two principals in the fight
created great excitement among the
admirers OF the fstic art, who fiocked
to the police headquarters in great num-
bers, and had to be kept back by the
officers on duty. Both men are bad
ly punished, but when they met in the
corridor of the cells at the police head
quarters this morning they laughed and
shook each other by the hand, althoug h
the operation gave Edwards some little
pain. They will both be taken to court
to-day.
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BALTIMORE.
Grand Lodge of Good Templars.

Grand LOuSe Oh GOOu leinpIarS.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-The Right
Worthy Grand Lodge of Good Temp
lars adjourned last night, after disposlng
of great deal OF business. Fraternal
greetings were interchanged with the
National Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association now in
session at Washington by telegraph.
The memorial of the bretheren in Eng
land, praying for permission to organize
a supreme body, similar in its functions
to the R. w. G. L., was favorably acted
upon. The new body is to be called
the Worthy Grand Lodge. The books
and papers used in Great Britain may
be printed there, but the password
must come from the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of North America. The
second and third degrees were practical
bly, abolished. The organization of
temperance societies wherever practical
BILE, was recommended. To-day the
members of the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge will visit Washington and be re-
ceived by the President at ten o'clock
in the morning.
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Railroad Intelligence.

CINCINNATI, May 26.-The delegatio:
Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayto:
railroad that have been in conferenH
with the Directors of the Erie ha'e
returned and report that the contra
between the two roads has been renew5i
at slSO,0O0 per year. Among 9th!
matters settled is the early completin
of the Muncie and Fort Wayne railrosl
ST. LOUIS, May 26.-The Atlar&c
and Pacific railroad was completed Us.
terday to Grand river, Indian Terrific
and an excursion party went over i.
The grading has progressed twety
miles beyond Grand river. Track ay,
ing is being pushed vigorously.
WINoSA, May 26.-The first taiu
bound east crossed the Mississippi sc,
here at $50, a great crowd OF pe5ple
lining the banks oil the river. Tr ms
will hereafter pass regularly to st. Paul
and the west.
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WEATHER REPORT.
SynOpsis for the Past Tweuty-fOur
Hours.

Synopsis for the Past Tweuty-fOur
WASHINGTON, May 26, 73O. P. NJ
The barometer continues TO fall slowly
on the Pacific coast and at the Rocky
Mountain stations. The pressure has
diminished from the Mississippi TO the
Atlantic coast and is highest in South
and North Carolina. The low pressure
which Thursday night existed from
Lake Superior to Maine is now con-
fined to the Eastern States. Light
rains have fallen at most points from
Iowa to Lake Huron and eastward to
Virginia and Vermont. At present
partially cloudy and clearing weather
is reported from this region. Clear
weather has been generally reported
from North Carolina to Arkansas and
southwark
.ProJaJilitieS.-lt is probable that the
barometer will continue low with warm
weather on Saturday in the Mississippi
valley and south Of the Ohio. Cooler
and partially cloudy weather is proba'
BILE from Wisconsin eastward to the
Atlantic.
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THE SCAFFOLD.
Execution Of Eacker for Murder

FONDA, y. Y, May 26.-The execu-
ton of Charles Eacker for the murder
of Thos. E. Burdict took place here to.
day in an inclosure adjoining the Jail.
Sheriff Wagner had a high fence erect,
ed, iaclosing about an acre of ground,
for the accommodation of the specta-
tors, who numbered some five hundred.
Outside of this inclosure there were at
least ten thousand persons, men, women
and children.
AWife Murderer Hung.
CINCINNATI, O., May 26.-Negro Ben
Sawyer the wife murderer, was hung a,
Evansville, Indiana, to-day. He re
fused the thirty days respite.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
Another Dignity Day-Carpenter on
the Rampage-The New York Tri-
bune bitterly AssaIled-A Ques.
ton Ofveracity.

pune bltterly Assa1Ied-A Ques.
ton OF Veracity.
WASHINGTON, May 26.
The Senate MT, at ii A. NJ.
Mr.. Wilson's resolution to discharge
White and Ramsdell was taken up.
Mr.. Carpenter took the floor and
made all explanation somewhat similar
to that made by Mr.. Conkling yester.
day. He denied any idea Of leading in
this prosecution against the journals
but said he offered the resolution under
which these proceedings were taken, at
the instance: :of Mr.. Stewart, Of Nevada.
He thought the witnesses should have
been sent to the common Jail by unani-
nous vote of the Senate. There was
no middle ground in the matter. They
should have gone to Jail or been dis
charged. He then referred to an arti-
Gle in the Washington dispatches Of
the Tribune, giving the testimony of Mr..
Tinker, telegraph manager, before the
investigating committee and character
lied the statements as maliciously false,
and read letter from Mr.. Tinker deny
ing the truth of the assertions. He
gave the newspaper row a general rak-
ing down, and pitched into Whitelaw
Reid, saying that the Tribune proper
was in Texas delivering addresses, while
the Tribune is being run by "a preten-
tious fop." He gave review of the
powers of the Senate Special committee
if it should be continued during the re-
cess OF the Senate, and made a last ap-
peal to the Senate to allow the commit
tee to proceed with the investigation.
A letter was read from the clerk 8
desk, sent from the reporters gallery,
signed by a number OF correspondents
who were present when Mr.. Tinker
made statement as to the way he was
treated by the committee during his ex-
animation, which stated that the dis
patch was worded in entire accordance
with the statements made by Mr.. Tink-
er at that time, his denial to the contra
ry Notwithstanding.
The debate was continued by Messrs.
Thurman, Nye and Davis of Kentucky.
A motion was then made to 60 into
Executive session. The yeas and nays
were allowed and resulted % yeas and
Is nays. This may result in considera-
BILE delay in the disposal of the case of
the correspondents.
The Senate at l:l5 P. NJ. went into
executive session.
The Senate remained in Executive ses-
sion until 6 P. NJ. and then adjourned
until tomorrow at II o'clock.
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JAMAICA.
Action of the Colonial Legislature

AcIlOn Oh Iuc
Herald's Special
KINGSTON, IA, May 25.-The Rising
Star sailed from Aspinwall for New
York on the Goth inst. Heavy rains
nave been reported on the lsthmus,
The cable steamer Suffolk has returned
to this port for repairs. The cable has
not yet been discovered.
A bill is before the Colonial Legisla-
:ure giving aliens the same property
lights as are possessed by the British
subjects, excepting the ownership OF
British ships. Grand juries have been
abolished and hereafter the Attorney
General is to make all presentments.
A bill has been presented enabling the
Governor to sanction the expectation OF
gun powder and other articles whose
exportation is now prohibited by pro-
clamation.
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r,.III.uois Legislature.

SPRINGFIELD, May 26.-The Legisla'
,ure has been engaged on the State
House investigation and the introduc'
t;on Of bills for the removal Of the Cap
;tol and sportioument bills and respect
inc iIr the penitentiary; Colonel D. d;
Cook G State Agent, made statement ol
H. accounts to-day to the Governor.
1 He collected as Agent of the State 100"
claims against the general government,
amounting to So, $50, rs at total cos'
90 the State of sl,73I,5l3, which II
little more than FIVE per cent