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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-09-23
Nebraska I, o;lstl tution

!
On September 10th 1 new Constitution
was to be submitted to the people Of Ne.
braska for acceptance. Or rejection Five
articles werc voted on separately. to wit
An amendment authorizing the Legislature
g pass laws compelling every child. he.
tween eight and six years Of age. unless cd.
ucated q private schools, to attend public
school for : certain number OF weeks each
year. Also, IN amendment, prohibiting
municipal corporations from lending their
credit to railroads Or private corporations
An article making the stockholders in bank.
ing corporations Individually responsible
for al debts contracted BY tho institutions
while they are stockholders, but limiting
the responsibility r. three times the par Of
the stock held By ehen. And IN article re-
quirinK Tho LsaissAssse "a pass laws provid.
INK That townssand Geunfes shall decide by
vote wheihss shey willpsohibit Tho sals OF
liqsns. and Il ths trade b allowed. how Il
shah - Tesuhasa.1 fhs oosssieatios also
contains n aEtielS psoviding Tor minority
appreciation. s
a Hoosief housewife furnishes this - the
original recipe for making the genuine and
world famous gingsrhsead: "Git your lin.
Ger; melt nnlassss til Il biles over; melt
soms butter TN IT. thin; stir II through tho
molasses casdy. nsIsiply By vet sugar;
ihnebs sone clover and nAEy1ndsr, SEED,
RyjDd them 1oRofhnf M Z tvelvo- nonnd
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Livery and Feed Stable.
Virginia City, Montana,
TOM. J. FARRELL. Pro,,,c,or
HAVING established In the Livery Business In
IL Virgins City, with Good Stables and I.snch
convenient will bc pleased u have the patronage Of
WEST SIDE FRIENDS,
and Others and win cndcayor give satisfaction in
attention and prices. Ton. j. FARRELL.
1lO Tyr Virginia CITY,
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MEMBERS or TIE LEGiSLArURE

We publish to day list Of the member.
Of the Legislative Assembly which il Ia
convene In this city the lst Monday Of De.
cember next.
E.E 80 COUNCIL. .l-s+. ....- sr.
Let District composed OF Madison and
Beayerhead counties--C. ]. kinney, q. L.
Warren and G.. W.. s,aple,on.
9nd District-r-compo Of Deer Lodge
and Aissouls counties--A H. Mitchell.
Granville Stuart, John Owens and A. r.
Shoup. M.
Sd District--oomposed Of Lewis d Clarke
and JefEersos ceunties-Janes n. Howe.
Robert Lawrence, Seth Bullock and Robert
Fisher. aTr ...;...t WEI ..5s ..t 4...as
4fh District-composed Of Gslla,in,
MeHgher, ch0teau and Big Horn-T. E.
Collins, J. r. Beck. A . +. .s4s.s
AousE or 1EF18s4NrATIvRa 4..e.
IT District-Nadiaoa- g. N. Tripp. o.
9. Whitney, n GaIoutie. N. d. Johneon.
/ ID District Deer Lodge couuty-W. W
Dixon. s. .. Smith. g 4 NcCabe. I'D.
Aiken and John williams I'll. ..t,
/. 3rd Dislrict-Lewis 4 Clarke county-H
r Gently, Daniel Ssarlss, I. J. Lowry, g.
F. Rolston and John Billings. n VI ~ i.
4th District Bsavesheed county-P. 81.
Poindexter and J. q: Nsslin. Il. -.
6th Distdct--A iseoela county-W. r
Baaa , . NJ, MI. 1T. -.
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WliGhk f.ss ssfiI ts#sss1a u sstrsf4H
7th District. Aeaghsf sosssy, Isaael On,
Cois Pnstk
~ Dtsntct, Js6ssssos county, !. Il Low
y and Il Jordan. -
81 District, 0allnain asd NJ Han eopa-
tiss. 9. = TAts ard + r. vivioa.-llSs-.
1sat1n.
II D9iah Dsown f1sasgly slllse sCghe O..
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wsains1oa Ass1si - as1ns1 sdlNos-
II aDslsol y thss0soetle 1tqal1A H -
1po1svsd poliiica = - leplfls - so1ssse1
NAas nadksals -. - ssa1ss1e :
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The Bridal Chamber.
ESSAYS For Young Men, on Great Social Evils
and abases, which interfere with MARnlAsE--with
sure means Ut re'if for the ring and Unfortunate
diseased and dchiitated. Sent free of charge in seal
ell envelopes. Address. Howard ASSOCIATIONS No.
). Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa l18-lyr
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We publish to-day list Of the member,
OF the Legislative Assembly which il Il
convene In this city the LIST Monday Of De
cember next.
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At the sale OF Fair Booths, Dan. Flower,
got the saloon for $500. Thompson & Co
the Fruit stand $2lo, and McCarty the Res
taurant at ell0.. Mrs. Mary GERMAN Of
st. joe Mo. has been decided insane anf
sent to the Asylum 4. Fulton.
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RIVER NEWS.
Fr-d4w

The landing presented quito a busy
scene Yesterday. Steamers were arriving
md departing at much shorter intervals
than has been the case for many months,
and all OF them seemed to have about rs
much as they wanted TO do.
Beginning where our report Of WCdnes.
days operations closed, We chronicle the
arrival of the Exchange at / o'clock, yes.
terlay morning, from Cincinnati, and her
departure for Pittsburgh shortly alter that
hour.-The Arlington from, and bound to,
the points named above, respectively,
reached hero ut six o'clock, preceded by
the Maj Anderson about two hours The
Anderson wentnO farther up the river. She
had n fine trip, and returned Inst evening
with full freight and passenger lists. While
laid up at Cincinnati she was thoroughly
repainted, within and without, and now
looks rs bright and new as when she first
came from the painters brush. Her cabin
Is neat and chaste-nOthing tawdry and
flashy aboutit, and If there Is more com.
pleto steamer In all respects anoat on the
Upper Ohio we have yet To sec IT, Capt.
Muhleman feels rs proud Of his packet rs
a boy with his first pair of boots, and well
he may, for she Is certainly a model in
every particular.--The Carrie Brooks,
from Parkersburg for Pittsburgh, arrived
at 81 p. M, and after receiving and dis
charging some freight, passed up. She
was loaded almost TO the guards.-The
Billy lTodgson and Emma Logan were at
the head OF "CSpteen" OF noon yester.
day, and would arrive sometime last
night. They had heavy tow which
gave them about as much as they wanted
to do against the strong current The
IIodgsOn will be inspected here this morn.
ing, and will then, perhaps, go on up 10
Pittsburgh.-The Juniata arrived at q
r. NJ, with large trip. She put of some
freight here, took on board two horses
and proceeded on her way up the river
The Courier got away for Parkersburg
with good trip.-The Rees and Forest
City arrived and departed as usual with
excellent trips both ways.-The marks
here indicated last evening seven feet,
five inches and rising slowly.
Our Cincinnati exchanges Of yesterday,
furnish the following:
The run Of coal on the late rise, &C.
Cording 10 authentic figures, foots up as
follows: For Cincinnati-23 steamers
235 barges, 2, 400, 800 bushels. For Louis.
ville-21 steamers, II boats, 255 barges,
2,O32 900 bushels. For Madison=1 steam.
or, I barges, $4,000 bushels. For st. |
Louis-1 steamer, 10 barges, 100000
bushels. Total, 50 steamers, II boats,
54S barges, B,74S,0O0 bushels.
The Solicitor Of the Treasury decides |
that any steamer carrying petroleum con
trary to law Is subject TO seizure, But the |
oil itself Is not; that when carried &C.
Cording TO law, all petroleum must be |
marked at what degree Of Fahrenheit Il |
will ignite. Transportation Of coal oil |
on passenger steamers Is entirely forbid.
den.
The George Roberts lost four bafses at
snag bar, and the Clipper only one, |
small fat containing 5000 bushels, which |
stuck on top of the Roberts barges. The
Raven crippled one barge at Snag bar
and lost one barge OF Captain Georges !
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Clifton coal, and one barge Of Syracuse
coal Tor Collins, by striking the Newport
bridge during Tuesday night Last night
the Sam. Parker struck the Newport
bridge pier, sinking three bArges, Thus
far Al barges ofcoal are known 70 be lost
on the present run, Us will be observed
by the following;
"CINcNEATI, November %.
ITO the Editor Of tho Commercial
1.-THE total loss of Pittsburgh coal on
this run is 100000 bushels. Probable
loss in coal and crafts, $4,000.
NV. w. LYLE,
"sec'y Of Meeting of Pittsburgh Coal
Owners" ..... --....
By Telegraph.
River Report.
PErTsBURGH, November 2S-7 7. NJ
Clear and cold. MonongAhelA five feet
three inches falling. Arrived-Argosy;
Juniata and Arlington expected to arrive
tonight
CINCINNATI, November 9S.-River IL
feet o inches, falling. Cloudy and cold,
threatening snow. ArriVed-ChArmer,
Edinburgh, and Robert Gray from Port.
land, Observation-Disclosures, Arkansas
riAer; r. w. SkillingGr, KanGwhR river;
Nashville, New Orleans; Clifford, Red
river: Charmer, Evansville,
ST. LOUIS, November .23.-It has been
showing here since early this morning and
snow now lies on tho ground four and q
half inches deep. Tho murCury ranged
from "a to 30 Ice Is running in the upper
Mississippi at Quincy and above, and i'm.
less the weather mOderates in a day or
two navigation will be suspended in the
upper river
CAIRO, Nov. 23-AriVed-Tho Tom
Jasper, from ST. Louis, at or NJ; Sioux
City, from Arkansas river, at A. NJ; City
Of Chester, from Memphis, al 8 A, ~; ST.
Joseph, from Memphis. Dcparted-Lucy
Bertram, for ST. Louis, at Or. NJ; Marble
City, for St Louis, OF Or. NJ; Sioux City,
for st. Louis, at IA. NJ; ST. Joseph, for
st. Louis, at 0 A. NJ; City Of Chester, Tor
st. Louis, at l0A. N. Weather-Cloudy
and cold.
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REsuMED.-It affords us qualification to
mention the fact that F, NJ. Porter has
resumed the boot and shoe trade in bis
old quarters, 1886 Main Street. Mr.. p.
was engaged In the business for a long
period and about two years since with.
drew from II Tor satisfactory, reasona He
re.enters II with the determination to sus.
tain the excellent reputation he enjoyed
for quality Of goods and reasonable
prices. He is now opening largo stock
to which he invites the attention Of his
old customers, and Of all who need any
thing in his line. The ladies are par.
ticularly invited, rs he feels confident that
they can find in his large and choice
stock the most desirable goods in this
market, and sold at the lowest living rates.
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T-V.--7 H.-1s7O.-

GINx's BABY just received, together
with the largest assortment Of Wall Pa.
pers TO be found in West Virginia, com.
prising the following, viz; Brown and
White Blanks, satins, Flats, Grounds,
Bronzes (plain and embOssed) Stamped
Gold, Oriental Satins, Damasks, Decora.
tlons for Halls and Churches, plain and
ornamental limitations of tresco, and in
tact every style and variety of Wall Paper
manufactured. A new assortment Of lie
roy W. Fairchild's celebrated Gold Pens
at PAUL & Orr's, No. 90 Market street
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HANDSOME FRoNT.-The iron front re.
Gently put up on the first floor Of the
building being erected for the Franklin
Insurance Company on Monroe street, is
among the hnndsomost in the city, The
pattern is new IN this region, and com.
bines strength with beauty. We trust
those who contemplate building business
houses next season will profit by the ex.
ample furnished by the cold Reliable
franklin I .H.
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For Sale.

THRUST SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
L Deed OF Trust made TO me by William Ho-
sack and Nancy IIosack his wife, Of Cameron, in
Marshall county West Virginia, bearing date the
3lSt day OF December, 1868, win, on
SATURDAY, the 2Sth day OF Nov, A. D. 1871,
on the premises in tho town Of Cameron, in the
county Of Marshall, State OF West Virginia, al
10 o'clock A.. n, OF that day, proceed to sell at
said William lIosacE and Nancy Hosack bis wife
In and TO the following described real estate,
that IL 10 say all their right, title and interest III
and 10 the undivided One-half Of lot Of ground
Situated In South Cameron, Marshall county,
West Virginia. known as lot No. ClG) sixteen;
also the undivided interest Of the said William
lIOsaCk and Nancy his wife In and 10 the follow.
Ing described property situated In the town Of
Cameron. and bounded and described as follows,
to'wit: Beginning OF u stake, thence ~ deg
v. thirty.one feet 70 stake, thence u. 81 deg g
sixty seven feet to the Poplar Springs road,
thence thifty.two and one. half feet along said
road TO 4 stake, thence 2. 81 deg ". seventy.
eight and 0ne.half feet to the beginning; also,
one'half Of an alley now open between the lot
mentioned and another lot belonging to James
Fulton OF tho city Of Baltimore, Maryland,
which alley is eight feet, more or lesa, In width
at the front on Poplar Spring road, and runs back
to the rear OF lot adjoining on the north belong.
Ing 10 said James Fulton, and at the reOT OE aaid
lot ten leet more or less, In Width the portion
Of said alley hereby conveyed is the one. half
thereof to.wit: four feet front and Ave feet, more
or less, at the rear, saving and resefving OF Of
the premises hereby conveyed, the right TO the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to re-.
move, alter and repair certain pipes through said
premises now used and occupied by the said
Company 10 convey water from there down 10
the water station on their road, and also fcsefT.
ing 10 eaid James Fulton the right 10 have, use
and maintain the track running across the leaFend
OF said lot, being an extension oil the "Y" as the
same IA now used and occupied % long DC said
ny" and track 10 kept open and used by hald
Company up TO tho lot hereby conveyed nom the
main track Of said Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
also lot Of ground In the village Of Cameron,
In Mafshall county, State Of West Virginia, and
which lot ie bounded on the south BY lot Of
CHARLES Keller, and on the west by an alley, and
on the north BY q lot Of Henry Moore's, and on
the east by Rlgeter lot, and being the same pro.
perry heretofore conveyed by D. II. Dix and wife
70 the said William Hosack.
Trans OF sALB7=-One.half fash, balance three,
SIX and nine months. r. ]. PORTER,
Oc25 Trustee.
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LARGE FuNERAL-Quite large mum.
Der Of persons united, yesterday after.
noon, in paying the last tribute Of respect
to the memory Of the late John Ewing.
Religious services were held at the house
Of Officer Richardson, on the Island, after
which long line oflacks filled with be.
reaved relatives and sympathizing friends
followed the remains to their final resting
place in Mount Wood Cemetery.
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GoNE SoUTM-Wednesday night Il.
NJ. Phillips Of this city, left for Memphis
on business tour; and yesterday morn
ing, Col. Alex. Campbell, Of Bethany,
passed through the city en- route to Mis-
sissippi. We wish both Of them success
FIJI trims
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DULL-We hear complaints, almost
daily, made by our merchants and other
business men, Of the exceeding dullness
in trade just now. 1t could hardly be
otherwise so soon after a drouth protraCt.
cd through several months. A week or
two more Of the river in good boating
stage will certainly improve matters in
this particular.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr.-very little bust.
ness was transacted in this Court, yrster.
day. The sessions of the Circuit Court
are held at the same hours and lawyers
find it difficult to be present in two places
at the same time. Judge Melvin's Court
will adjourn Tor the term tomorrow, II
our information Is correct, when the dock.
ct of the Municipal Court will be taken
up and disposed Of with due dispatch.
Adjourned until 1OI o'clock this morning.
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FRozEN.-Wheeling Creek was frozen
over, yesterday morning, for the first time
in the winter of lS7l-72. The ice did
not disappear during the day, and it would
not surprise US to see small boys ut least,
skimming over its surface on skates this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

POLICE COURT-There was nothing
before His Honor in this Court, yesterday
morning. The white wash" was com.
plctc Whether the change Of hour had
anything to do with 1t we don't know.
1t used to be said that the early bird
caught the worm, and we guess it was
about right
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X. OF P.-We learn that the Knights
oil Pythias in this city visit Steubenvtllc
early next week as the guests of their
brethren of that place. A ball is said to
be among the pleasant things projected
for their entertainment,
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DEDlcATGoN.-ln another COLUMN OF
this mornings paper will be found an adj.
vertisement Of q church dedication at
Triadelphia tomorrow, together with the
order Of exercises on the occasion. The
building is said 10 be a very Chaste one,
and is entirely paid for. No collection to
meta debt will be necessary-a rather
unusual circumstance in this region. A
cordial invitation to represent is extended
TO our citizens.
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HELD FOR PosTAGE.-A letter address.
ed to Messrs. VIM. Robinson II Co, Wal
lace P. O., W. Va, is detained in the post
office here because two cents more are re-
quircd to prepay the postage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

CHRIS HISS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, soliCits the at
tention of gentlemen to his fall and winter
stock Of ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, all new,
and comprising every style popular at the
East. With a superior stock, a first.tlass
cutter, and the best workmen obtainable,
l can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. G. HISS,
Corner Main and Quincy streets.
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Mrs CADY STANTON by her diguifed
and persistent, but lady.like advocacy OF
the Woman Question, has gained for her
self q host OF friends.
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lS7O-H.-7 T-V.

Doors AND SHoEs.-A large assortment
Of Boots and Shoes, comprising the latest
styles for Ladies, Misses and Children, just
received at L. V. Blends.
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T-v.-1s7O.-.

THE Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy lIvers
upon the sea shore. 1t 10 perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask for "IIAEard 4 CaSwelrs Cod Liver
OIL" manufactured by
CAswRLL, HAZARD & CO.,
New York.
my2i.TuFr-dGw
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1871.
New Advertisements.

Great Reduction in Prices OF Dry Goods
LOst-Mutller.
Electro Magnetic Machines.
NATURALIZATION.
Attention Company.
Ladies Watches-0xtoby & Dufleld.
Fresh Spare Ribs.
What Shall Sleep OnH
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMFY
u OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, $4,000.

DIRECTORs:
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mondel
Geo. D. Caldwell, ThOs P. ShAllCross,
@. W. FranZhOim, N Vance,
]. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly.
Louis O. Stifel
This company now having been organized I've
years, and In that time done successful business
ID still prepared 10 take risks at fair rates on
Buildings OF Ill kinds, Merchandise, ManufActur.
ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CafgoCs on the Western Rivers and Lakes This
company offers superior inducements TO Farm.
efs, whereby they can DO insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for 8 OF . years q
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company in the State; and
composed OF come ninety four stockholders, most
Of whom are among our best business mon, r..
oOmmends itself TO tile favorable consideration
Of the inBuring public, and solicits their patron
ago. Applications for insurance will be prompt
" attended 10 al their ONCE, No. o. Monroe St,
or Al thelr several agunces throughout the State.
SAMfL MCCLELLAN, President.
20. GRO. MRNDRL, Vice President.
G. NJ COEN, sec'y. 49,
A. L. WILEY, General Agent. teblg
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,,oo0 ond f.oSJneSs Of ,,oytL Thin
KIN l. tbicEonoJ foiIi1o Io;r choctoJ
and Badness ortnn tbnSob not "Iway.
cmraJ bv ;ts uso NotLi1g cop rpstoro
tSo baiy whore tbo foII;cles ara do.
S s or tbs Glands otronbicd md
docSve}. Init sueb as remain cap be-
save saved BY this application, and stimu 1..
i"teu ih'o "C'i'i'y' ~ tiS' new
growth OF mar IS produced instead
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EDUCATIONAL.
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
.l.a n, 1871-72. n

The last Catalogue shows an attendance Of III
Students at this Institution. Five distinct De
partmenh Of lnstrTction, with full corps o.
competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; Mathe-
nAtlcs, pure and applied; Psychology, Ethics
Political Bconomy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sciences,
&C., &C., carefully and thoroughly taught. PTac.
teal Chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by Ap-
proptiAte apparatus. Special advantages for the
study Of Geology. 49,. ..y......
a good LibfSHf;y. Bxtcnaiyo Cabinets Of MIN.
efAlogy, Geology and ConehOlogy; together with
many specimens in Other departments Of Natural
History. Fine buildings; beautiful aud healthy
FAIL TERH begins septembeI eth. Winter,
December 9Th. Spring, March 10th. Commence
ment, June 10th.
Boarding from g 10 81 per week.
Tuition, from Ri5 TO tA per year.
For further particulars, inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
ie8 Morgantown, West Va.
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Steamboats,.
Asst NOTICE. y
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of Keniucky. OF March IA. IS7i. tLo TTIlStees of
the PublIc LibTary Of Kentuekv. will give
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AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
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the Corporat0ts and Supervisors are the Hon.
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lucky, and twenty Of the most dIstin.
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Ager OF the very successful Git Concert for the
beneat Of the Mercantile Library 1t san Fran.
cleo has been g; aPpoLnted Agent and Manager Of
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

CmcUrT CouRr.-The session of this
Court, yesterday, was taken up with
chancery business.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning.