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DESERVED PRoMoT1oN.-We neglected
10 make mote at the proper time Of the
promotion Of F. R, Myers; Esqrs to the
general ticket agency Of the consolidated
railroads under the control Of the Penn.
sylvanis Central Company MI. N. has
held various positions in the Cleveland &
Pitbburgh and the Pittsburgh & Fort
Wayne roads, and has always been found
TO be 1.-THE fight man in the right place"
Now that the sphere Of his operations has
been enlarged, he will have an ampler
field In which to exhibit the business tact
and Sound judgment acquired from long
service in railroad affairs. We know Of
no one more competent TO discharge the
responsible and arduous duties imposed
by accepting the position named above
and we are confident that he will bsfound
q careful guardian Of the company'S inter
eSts, and at the same time see to II that
the travelling public shall not be imposed
~,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED BUILDING LOTS IN
NUUNDSvILLE.-ByT virtue Of deed o. uGIt
executed 70 me BY J. ?; Woods Ellen Woods,
N. 8, HutchIns, and JulIAbn1 Hutchins, bearing
date septEnber 18th, 1858, and OF record In the
Recorders ofiee Of Marshall eoOnty, W. Va, In
Deed Book No. II, folio as, ! will, at the front
door Of the Court House Of said county on
1hurSdIy, Nay 4th, II l O'Clock, P. H.,
Proceed 10 cell At public suction, TO the highest
bidder, Lots No. 156, IS7, lS9, and LBS, with all
nc apuUFtsuances theFeunto belonging, situate
in lie town OF Moundsyille, near the Court
House, known ~ the oldham oE-FenAlo Sem:
InaFy property. There are on said lots . good
we'll, cisieTn, wash house AHd stable, with
choice variety Of fruit, ornamental trees and
Terms Of sSts-Sl $50 cash; the balance In one
year, with interest from day Of sale, the puE:
chaser 10 give bond and security for the deferred
payment, HANSON CRISWELk
Sp3dGW Trustee.
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/ NEW GooDs.-I am now receiving my
spring stock Of Boots and Shoes, which l
am selling very cheap An examination
Is respectfully solicited.
L. Y. BLOND, 107 Main Street.
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A LARGE stock Of Boots and Shoes
comprising all the latest styles, just re
b. Y. BLoNps, 1O7 Maid Street.
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FoRsALE-TWENTY (sW BUILD.
y Ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price 500
each Terms, one-fourth eASh; the residue in
equal inItAlments a one, two and three years.
Apply At Top MIL to
mAli mo. 2. GILCHFNST.
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LADIES', Misses and Chlldsn'S lasting
lace and button Gaitsrs, plain and trim.
med, at FOrgey & Clemens.
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"Jvxrxa Tan sOlP" cur eAAppSd hands
salkrheum, pImpleS, and all eutSnsoul Auctions,
rendering the akin soft and smooth. MAunhet
TIRED by CASwEL1, HAZARD b CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. New York
ny9I-N.Th ,-d&v.
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mr. JOHNSON

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
dor, GnduAta OF one Of tho most eminent Col.
legss In the United States, and! the greater part
london, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some OF the most astonishing cares that
were ever known. Many troubled With ringing
in the head and ears when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed o. sudden sounds, bashtul'
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some:
times with deFangement Of mind, were cured
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In both ENGLISH and GERMAN. Embracing
the Allopathic, Homeopathic. HydropSthlc, Re.
el0sely.phntGd PAGES. Price, only SAN. The
most complete, compact, reliable And popular
family medical book ont 2lat thousand now
ready, ForciFeulArH with long lists Of practical
teStS Of both works, address Q. T. WRIT. Pub.
Usher, g West Fourth Street, LineinnAt, Ohio,
0pt.eoddAW
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TRUSTEES SALE. by VIRTUE
i ola Deed OF Trust, made to INC by John T.
hopkins and wife. dated December !, 1861, and
OF record 10 the Oilics Of the recorder Of Ohit
county, IN Decd Book No ~, page 410, will Of
fer at public sales the irOnI door OF tho Courl
House Of Ohio county, on
Saturday the 18th Day Of April, 1871,
beginning At 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the following pro
petty, that ID 70 say Lots, numbered ", y, ~
u vs. lao, i2l, lSQ 1871, l4O, IN Daniel zAnt's al
dillon u Wheeling; lot numbered ten Sl0) IL
SQuGl numbered eleven ~, aud tho undivided
half LflOA numbered one ", two ", thrse ~
four ~, I've ~, six ~, seven ~, eight ~ aud
nine 10, H. IQUEre zen u0l, In J. q J. Il, Bakers
Aodi fun 10 Wheeling
Terms VI lv-VAs.lhird In cash, and the real
due 10 equal IuAfAmentS In six W al GslVe tl9
mouths With interest, the purchaser giving god
pef10nRl secu. ily, aud tie Trustee retaining title
I'M The hole Of the pulchAse money g paid.
HENRY CRANGLE, Trustee.
N.B-At the came time and pace and 9pon
The came terms, will bO 8 Id the other undivided
hAlfOi IOtA numbered /, Z, 49,, ., I, lndS, In
square ", Ia ]. i ]. L. BAkErA addition 70
WhVtliuK.
knQuIfG Of a. !. CLAhhh,
Law Uf6ce, cor. Fourth and Monroe streets:
March II, 1871. mario
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-06

EIGHTH WARD ITEfS-We have mep.
toned the riotOus proceedings down in
the Eighth Ward last Saturday night.
The principal features Of the wild and
terrible scenes enacted have already ap.
peared In print There wasa sort Of side
show, OF appendage, to the larger and
more imposing demonstration, Of which
NO report has been made.
Two individuals, after the storm had
subsidized, werequietly sitting and discuss
ing the affair. One Of them remarked
that II he should become involved in .
difficulty no police officer could arrest
him. The other replied that IL he were
on the force and such a contingency
should arise, the first party would certain.
y be captured and lodged in prison. An
emphatic denial Of ability to perform that
Herculean task followed, and then hot
and angry words came thick and fast
The neyer.to.be-arrested hero struck the
valiant would.be officer, who, in turn,
dealt his adversary q powerful blow,
knocking him clear of his pins This
closed the fiGst act in the drama; the sec
ond will be presented In o Justices office.
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NOR SALE ON EASY TERMS In
rive BRICK HouSsS In BenwoOd, stu
By ". V. HOGE d BRO,
mari Real ESTATE Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-06
TSLAND PROPERTY FOI

I . y n ~ D 7 1bV4 49It4 V4E 3!W
SALR.-I offer for sale my House
aud lot, situated on Virginia street, neaId
rooms, hall. and other convenience, such az
preSSes, cupboardS, &C. Also good dry cellar
under house side and rear pOTtiCOs and all neces'
SAry OuIbulldlngs. size VI lot 44xll6 feet.
For further particulars apply on the premises,
or at Meudeli shop, FiIIh street 10
mGflG' ". O. uIlELDAFFER.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marTiGEo, being aware Of Physical Weakness,
OFgSnle bebilty, Deformide; ipeedily cured.
20 who places himself undo ne car6ot Df. J.
may rellgiouSly eonade In his honor e genue;
man, and confidently EGly upon bis BkillaS ply.
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McCulloch Farm.

The place contains l74 acre.. over 100 acres Of
which i lIlIDls land, IN good state Of eaiu'A'
tionS and about
TWENTY. ACRES OF EXCELLENT TIMBER
There 1, a good frame ban, with Stl6lipg
under II. and tWo tenement house, upon tne
prgulses The whole uaet - IN gooo IePAH'
and Il undeflsId with
A VEIN OF GOOD COAL.
R,,vot access, which could DO opened within .
9noft distance Of the hVsr, Where. there -
steamboat IludIng on the place
For Information apply on the premises, o. 6d'
dresS I'd Gt West Liberty, Ohio county, ". Va.
H.Z. McCrLL0CH,
sradhv Executor.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE
TNIIIS EIIII BOOKS

TIE AMERICAN FARNRRs HORSE BOOK:
Tho acknowledged standard. 4ist thousand
now ready, and the demand as steady and sure
a. for wheat. Also for
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FOR SALE:
80 In Hinge Factory.
90 in National Insurance. Co.
SIo,0a / IRWIN
CAW MILL AND LOGS FOR SALE.

IWant 10 sell Portable Steam Saw Mill and
about two thousand Logs, The Logs are about
~ miles from this place. l will sell the MIL
and Logs separately.
Having sold my Arm and expecting 10 remove
from this locality, will sell the above named
properly very low for cash. r. A. GATHER.
Warrington, TAILOR Co., ". Va. maF11dAW
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y" PH1ApRLPHIl

1855 81 AND BOsrOS
We arr prepared 70 execute every dp.ulpuoao d
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FO ReS
Y. SALBI x
nahle fam Situat d In Ohio county, o the ONO
river, about seven miles above The estySt Wheel
ing, known ~ the
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The above sale was, at tho time and place up.
roInted % above for selling, adjourned BY oral
Proclamation until Saturday, April 9Th, 1871, at
10 O'cloekA, u, Rt the tame place,
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YOUNG MEM

tSiy Vice that dreadful md destructive habit
which annually sweeps To- an untimely grave
thouSands OF Young men Of the most excellent
talentS and brilliant intellect, who might other.
ViSo nave enhanced listening 6enAto6 With the
thunderS Of OloQueneo, q walked e SeStaey inc
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take pARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr., J. Addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which r9il both body aud mind, uniting
them for either business, study, society or mar
rage.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy Of.
fects produced by early habits Of youth, VIZ:
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains In The
Head, DimneSs Of Sight, Loss OF Muscular Pow
O., PGlpitation Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Irriabllity, Derangement Of the Digestive Fune'
tient, General Debility, Symptoms Of Consump'
MEST11LH-The fearful effects on the mind
arc much 10 DO dreaded. Loss OF Memory, Con
fusion Of Ideas, Depression ofspirlts, Evil Fore
bodingS, AYeEsion 10 Society, Sell. DiitIn9t Love
Of Solitude, Timidlty, &C., are some OF the evils
produced.
Thousands Of persons Of al ages can now
Judge what Il the cause Of their declining health,
losing their Hgort becoming weak, pale, nervous
and enGeated, having Singular Appearshee
Gbout the eyes, .Cough, and Symptoms Of Con
sumption,
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1aEpIGAL.
DALTrIoRE LOCK HOSPITAL,
IS Es1isLlsuiD asa IFFIGE fRoa QulsEiRl
~. o,lr ~. nh.rs 3 Cars can Be ObtaIasd.

Dr.. johnson has discovered the most c9EtHlnl
spesdy, and only E6ectull Remedy In the World
for weakness Of tho Back or Limbs, sTietnreS,
XaectIonS 81 the Kidneys and Bladder, Iny9IIn'
taEy Discharges, Impotoney, General DeDIIl E,g.'
NeEyo1GnctS, pySpepGll, La1gGoI, IC ~. HAL
TImidlty, Trembling, DImnSsS Of Sight Or Gld-
dIness, Disease Of the Head, Throat Nose oI
Skin, Affections Of tho Liver, LungS, Stomaen %
BoWcls-those TCnlGle Disorders arising from
Solitary Habits Of Youth-SeeFet and bonnEy
Practices more fatal 10 their victims than the
song oEsyrens 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses, blight
inc fheIr most brilliant hopes and antieipAhon9,
rendering marriage, &C., impossible.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by q certain prae.
tlce, INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned nom evel companions, or at school, the
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage I'm.
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of biz
country, the pride Of his parents, should be
lnAtched nom all prospects and enjoymentS oil
path Of nature, and indulging In o certain &C.
CEet habit Such persona must, before contem'
plating ,,.pp,.,r,
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pOLlCE NOTL9

Philip Wagner Of No. 60 First st. fell down tho
't o. 81 LA' hoaSon yesterday ee,rs eVe'e scalp
wound
During row in tho saloon of John Shay. at No.
in1icting severe wound No ARES.
James Anderson, rigger Of No. 63 Orchard-st.:
o drowned his coat
an! nat were found on the pier, early ye.tsrday.
An inquest was held, yesterday, in the casc Of
Jol, Bon sge H. wao cru,hi te macLn,r Of hacA
pnin; establishment. at Pine aud Wiiain.A. Moniay
The photograph gallery Of james Wilcoy, at No.
10 tuton-t posyn damaged 81 ON by 6rr last evening
Fully Insured In the Phdnr ennanls Continental
James Davis was arrested last evening for drawing
revolver and seuiDg to shoot Thomas Marin On searching nm
the twenty nn'rrecnet Station. large dirk aO found "a lbs
POSSESSION
David Pringlo Of Brooklyn was held in 81 800 bail,
Yesterday to nnsw" charge oil harny suduent eaue
Of London.
Valentine Dcllan, boarder Mt No. 90 James-st.,
stabbed the aome by Thomas Mc,;rsih ,cer
-rousy injured lie remo7'd to the C Hoa and tue
aSsiisnt wGs tcsel up
Elizabeth Scofrll attempted laat evening to com
suicide by hsngng herself in Of the cells Of tn" Fh Pn't
she was by the dooa VIC cot her do"D
TEs her ith attempt ~ kil h,rs'h
William Kelly, age 80, Of No. SOC East T'lrternth-
rmlOrl ia thu cm cal works at Twrntie HIT and Arn" o. f.
s'ena vat Of hot u ugd in the sort' and sads" his @
fire occurred yesterday afternoon. in n two
ss siItysesrnhst. Tr III oHn' Nv
oas r, can"i b, safAs tom the lcksmth shop Soulns
Dusge. 10 Covered BY iLsuIncc 10 The tifeeawch iominy
Henry Lantt ard Edward Turner entered tho
lager saloon 80 "2 last evening and c1' i'r tnnss
gnrrr' stoit aren't vh'n Dear Fielder tho bA.
aticacp h"p With ciG ai,ng them about the head AID nhn
f'oileI locke. at tie sixteenth Precinct
Station.
The Board ~ Police dismissed yesterday the fol.
Gated hr dutv Fourteenth
,D u!ow daughter; Tho D,ly the Sevrnrenh lhe
uNi Transferred jean San!ers from The Tweh,y'
int To the ssv'nt nth Prcuct Anirw McCint" tom the '
"r't til, i~enutn; Edward C"groe from tie f t" tie "thy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
LECTURES, MEETINGS, ETC.

The St. Nicholas Society of Nassau Island
will have its annual dinner this evening at the Academy
Of Music, Brooklyn.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum will be given ut the Fret
Baptist Church In Nssssust., Brooklyn, this evening"
The following officers of the German Hos.
pital have been elected: II. AlthOf Consul General
Johannes Rising, Fr. Krutna, E. Sauer, Ad Poppen-
husen, and Willy Wallsch.
Wendell Phillips, by invitation Of numerous
representatives OF the workingmen Of this city, viii Ice
ture at Steinway Hall. this evening" on 1.-The Labor
Movement, the SheetAnchor Of the Republic"
The first lecture in the course before the
Law School will be delivered by Charles Moore on the
"Science and Practice OF Law: General View for Btu
dcnts" at the University Chapel WsshingtonsQuAre
next Friday evening.
The Fair at the German School at York.
Vile for the benefit Of the German Free School 10 IT.
tracing large attendance. of visitors, and will be
continued until Sunday. Thisevenng the vOcalists Of
the Arion Society will entertain the visitors
The Alumni of Dartmouth in New-YOrk are
anticipating an unusual attractive reunion at Denon
icO's tomorrow evening. Many features have been
Introduced, and some of tho most brilliant VI Dart
mouths sous will be present. Richard b. kimball will
preside.
A course Of University lectures will be de-
Vered during tho Of 1917. at the Unvsrsity
CHAPEL, Washingtonsquare, on Thursday evenings.
No charge to be msdo for attendance aud win DO
reserved ladies' These ctureA intended fog COL
sge graduates and advanced studants and to present
the more Interesting advances In Sence the re-
cent as<ovees u Physies and tho htsst ideas W P
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THE HARBOR- FRAUDS.

70 tA< Editor Of The Tribune.
GOV. HOrPMAN's PRIVATE SECRETARY vINDlCA.
TED-A MERCHANTS TESTIMONY.
SIR: In your issue of yesterday there appears
. statement from George W. Blunt which does Mr.. Van
BeD Gov. Honmans private secretary great injustice
II IT, in substance that M Van Buren, advised promi-
nent shipping merchant whose vessels lie at the foot OF
to pay go to the Harbor Master for the pur
OF securing berth for his ship the ground that
HarbOr Masters position cost 5000 per annum and
tAsf the &natOrs came down month and divided
tbs money" meaning. presume, the money extOrted
frUu the merchants There IL no doubt that am the
shippng merchant referred 10 by Mr. Blunt and wish
n n be distinctly understood that Mr. Blunt had no au.
fksrty from for asserting that Mr. Van Buren, ever
these FACTIONS grounds potical or moral
e mot only did nothing Of the kind but be reprobsted
- eIistjDg abuses and said that any other mer-
cLan would bring charges against any Harbor Master
We VIZ. guilty prsctces. and would subsantas
tsm the Governor would remove the offending person
a The same time be- as well ~ saw the dmculty Of
sceompiisLine cure OF the evil by that process 90
~ - the Governor has not the power
q removal owing the practical imposMbity Of bring
~ legal proof. may cay however tnat nave stated
9 ny private opinion and authority wncn had rea
- 70 believe good, that The position OF
= which has the incumbent more OF less money,
which he makes up by blackmsil leved on inc ner-
esxbt. and further that influential persons VINO nave
"aa.isted In his appointment teenat0rs snare
IN Ne spOs have also been told that the oscU are
frequently farmed out IL were, 70 other paInes ana
hat the In Of them would constitute An
o1epeDdeBt fortune. All this, believe, every shippnY
tnAssAaAs Knows " fully essGts ~ well ~ wysel'
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Mr. Van Burcu Ia my personal frond and feel that u
would i'll becOIuc to allow stat<ment such o. MI
Nuut has made (no doubt Ia all sincerity to 20 uncOr
rcctfd CHARLES H. mAEeh'h'-
DOC. 8, 1871.
HARBOR- MASTER UART'S CASE.
District-Attorncy Morris Of Kings County
states that the indictment against arbor Master Daniel
Hart referred TO in Mondays TRIBUNE as an ind'c'-
ment for "stufing the balotbOx." was not lor that
orense, hut for mot counting some dozen scratch
tickets. Upon tgatjng the casc, adds MI Mors
- became fully cow inced that It was simply an e.l1r
" Judgment and that wrong whatever was intended
and not wthstanding regarded him w. my enemy at
the time. did not hesitate 10 do what beevtd o w.
brVs,uui he entered"
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINHHT ARRIVALS.

Nfh Avenue Hotel-udgc George +: v s,nni
sryic q. Il Arm. " CT r. McComb OF Delaware
Mvr Fletcher OF the British Army Elisnr Wrsn. IN, ar ~
G. j. Morrill, of Boston, Randolph rogers VI nack
Of pennsylvania the Hon Iii Tiaycr OF MassacIuset's.
and c. r.. uuburd Of st. Lawrence Eomn' MARGIN Of
saratoga Erere0 House-G'ol C. +, fatierson Q.
Washington, and Major W. H ahioia' ~ Ncwicr,ey
o. IiSemaris Hote-walter McMclael Of l'hadei-
pha. Metropolitan !!oeIW D. GrocsSA ~
Hote The Hon. Hiram sibley of Rochester and A. Mmf
dock OF Mississippi. - Hoffman HOUSE,. H. ossood
VI Boston.
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naw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1871

osophy Literature md Criticism The hrst OF tho coursc
Will De delivered tomorrow evening BY Prof. Jonh w.
Draper on SPECTRUM AnaIy sis"
The fair in aid of the Home for the Aged
and Dcdttute Blind the ato residence OF Mrs. e. vs.
Roosevelt corner broadway and Fourtccntis, opened
on Monday evening and Will continue the rest on thc
Building or Purchasing Fund iu order that tho Home
.y 10 ~ a soS ~ peso It's ~ c opiv
institution Of the kind In the state and the managers
will be thankful to all who will assist them In any way
either ny th''T contributions their attcndanre.
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Announcement
EtENIi i'sCOcu ,INE-Ihc best Hair ,li c>sin .
is dificn. 10 determine whether KNox's

II is Official. 70 determine whether KNOX's
irs rris the popular Ills Hat,
pct ice rr .'u thin L presumed that tie silk
ra ipe conl e n sppcar, and the result mus,
- ,c - DE triumph of But KNoIs Fus e
pee W worthy q particularly bis Fur CAPS. which 1T
.c az. thug lie Kid winch has been produced here
he Ike w of kNoxs feeble
rrcd full anil towering sd useful As
ornamental coverings No Welt dressed gentleman wave the
arIras during the Wir without one
exquisite Fur C, aud Coars .bou par Of K>oxs
al Glvt.s VI Gaaalle,.
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MUNICIPAL

The fact that Sheriff Brn.... AS rlosrtcd
with Nj, or Hall for about Is minutes, yesterday. gave
rise to that he getting ready to arrest him.
The Sheriff says that his business with the Mayor had
nothing whatever to do with the question Of Halls ar
rest Dc,ity Sheriff Jarvis has returned the papers in
the lrgersoll - ndor> ed, Defendant not found"
Controller Green will ipay, to-day, the inspectors Of
buildings IN McGrcgOr's department. who have shown
that they actually performed tho work for which they
charge. In examining the payros OF the various de-
rartmcnts II has been discovered that many uien VINO
have done no work have been inserted between actual
laborers; and the time spent in finding out who have
worked ANA who have the OF the delay in
layirG of.
Tie Controller appointed. yesterday. Jacob Aryandr:
Clerk OF CLINTON Market William Mckay. removed:
and Joseph Ehctts Deputy Clerk Of West Washington
Nar t. vice william Ep"ch Trninyrd. Mayor Hall ha-
rci1pintrd William Fischer School Trustee IN the Seven
tu.ntii Ward.
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MAJOR Upham, commanding at Fort Scott Kan,
h received oden nom the War Department 70 remove all The white
eeeI from the Usage Reservation Az there about 500 hnss OF
N1srLS-
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ROswELI's RAISAM TAR AND WILD CHERRY
for Of Colis, Coughs Throat Dseass ke.