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Increase Of Stock.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
PAID UP CAPITAL slOo, 900. Y =
,on OFFIOERS:,. al NJ
Increase. Of Stock

OFFIOERS:.. ....4E t.'
juan y: 1A1.MER, President. \:
a. G. PREMIER, Cashier.
~, y: H. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.
ZEE degree cf auccesa that has attended
- ne operatiors Of this Bank since it's
sire on the part Of the Directors to have ssso.
ciated with them more of their cotihtfv
![b,ends, !ba has iguced tnenfto ada 90 to
!, Payments may be made At any time nrior to
the lat OF July, entiuipR The holder ~ tSss ~
stosk e tss asa S1 pfdai9 sssbsa e Bsaa
anufi1g am the time the nioney " III pdsaeaslo1i 81
i tion OF All dividends Made thoxoaster.; In;
equa!iy Wild the old fn tho surplus ]dnd.
ally, or by letter. to the oficers Of tho Banh.
:, 4mIREfTonssTJahn ~ B. Palmer. j., Ell Gregg.
si y; = nMGiMSaster. - II D. Sem, tot 3. B. SOM
X r. Bryan: fot BRYAN 4 hIcfJarfersS ~ ~
SwaMeld, lof 'lG& 4 "; @. S@af1ield.) Nav o.
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Apri18
Private Boarding.

M R6. g. j. WYATT informs her friends
4A and tho public In general, that che has
opened PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. on
Plain street, near Bull. The house is large
and airy. and guests may expect the comforts
VI nome. .A+. Mav2
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- -
DANIEL FRANooIs ESPRIT ApbER, --This
eminent musical composer, the author
Of Fra Diavolo and other popular operas,
dled eI faris on = F1ii9iay, alter. !. iiuKef.
ing illness. He was born on January
%, 1882. at Oarn. and was therefore il
his eighty-ninth year. His father. de-
signed him for mercantile life, and sent
him while q lad into q London counting
room. He was allowed tolc1ltivate m1-
$40 as an amateur accomplishment. After
demonstrating his utter nnfitness for
mercantile Afes he removed to Paris. &C.
lected Oherubini ~ his instructor, and
devoted himself with, energy and, deter
mination to the study Of music. After
divers failures or incomplete euocauses.
LA Neige.p in 1928. showed that q new
power in !operasic comedy had. arisen.
In 1923. appeared .tt..La Mnette de Por.
tice," (often known as ''Masaniello," y
over which Auber worked hard and long
"Frd Diayolo" was brought ont in 1886,
lie Domino Noir", in 1887, and his last
work, ..Le Premier jour de; .Bonheur, >,
February Is. 1868. His other success-
tnl works etop numerous even to ,sata.
logne. cHin last days were spent in re-
tiremsnt and repoae. ..,r .,.5. ..,
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Complete tri4mph. over .CoRNs and. BU-
NtnNs by Mona. BERGER. who, discovered.
1sti VAe nature Of i.Corns. I'd. Their dis
soly4ns *. 3D. Their nsraienent enret These
discoveries are tho happy result OF years of
study end PRACTICE. For particulars, apply
over the Citizens Savings Bank, from 0 to ~;
and from to o'clock, at Hondrix House.
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For, Sale,,
2 GO0 ACRES 9f LAND in Darnwen.
C.O\J<J on the Edisto :
$50 AOl.EH in Kershaw-in 1oia to snit.
Saw Mill and 2 n00 acres OF Lind in l. .exin1.
ton, on Enrih Eii1t.l, e ,CGU.
$500 acres Wateree Bottom Land, t2 p- acre
$500 acres creek bottom and pine Land ~
So per acre. House in this oity s6 n,f,
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the
city.s8 500. Apply to John BAUSKETT,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent.
Ser 25 7Iir
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's.d13LIdvMs o N y a

For Sale.
kA WE offer the following desirable pro.
GiI1 perty for sale: r.
MIL THAT splendid family RESIDENCE,
with iorty,two acres OF land attached, known
as the Walker Place" Several hundred
iruit trees OF the choicest selection now
in full bearing. The lands are Comprised
OF h1ghlsnds and meadow, With bold FREQ
spring not distant from tho house. Tho front.
near four acres in extent, faces on Upper
boundary, ono OF our must public sires;,.
ALSO,
That very desirable piece of property stu
ated on corner Of Richardson and Lumber
streets, running back to Assembly, containing
near Two acres land. On the premises ia q
lengthy brick store, say $50 feet deep. The
lot comprises ono of tho most desirable build
ing sites in the city. n
ALSO,
The Lot situated on corner OF Richardson
aud L.urel streets, opposite the proposed
Court House and Post Office, for which s75. 900
mas been appropriated, fronting 30 feet on
Main street aud 208 on Laurel
Il. O'NEALE & SON,
APIlI ~ Cotton Town.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY YIRGINIA

WILL be opened on the first of juno,
and Ohio Rsilroad, from Millboro Bepot N.
twonty-three miles by stages, crossinr The
Warm Spring Mountain, and passing the
warm and Hot Springs: or from OovingtoI
easy grade, passing In full Wow Of the cele.
DRAFTED Falling Springs. and the eplendid
scenery Of Jackaon's River. III, =. -"
Board s3 per day; $40 per week; US per
month, or 360 per month for two months o,
more. Children under ten years, and colorei
Telegraph Office at the hotel,
y. =. HousToN, NJ. D. Resident Phyeician.
b, III. QUARLEs, Agent. :.
DUNLOP & &MoCANCE.
HUGH W. FRY,
May 13 G Pronrietor.
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Hot Springs, Bath County, Va,
HNHIs renowned watering place will be
june /. .Illi.. - -. $500 -'' - :
rs waters are celebrated Tor theiir GunAr1ys i: II i
such as Chronic Rheumatism, Cont, Torpor
OF the Liver, Chronic Enlargement Of the
LIVER or Spleen, Chronic Diarrhea or Dyaen-
Affections Of the Skin, especially Of Sy5hilific
origin. Chronic Diseases Of tile Uterus, DC.
Ihe Baths vary in temperature from s0~ TO
110e Fahrenhait. - ~
per month. s'o
Telegraph Office at tho Hotel.
PIof. L. CAnELL, n. D.. OF tho University
OF Virginia, Resident Physician
THOS. r. PRICE & CO.,
3. @. TARDY l. CO.,
MAY IL TO Proprietors, Richmond. Va.
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WnERE ARE THE Ku K1Ux2 The fol
loving is an extract from a letter written
by q Northern man, whose family have
been residing in the South for the past
four years: ,.'.,
!, AUepsrA' G. May 5, 1871;
I nm greatly disappointed that you
and Mr.. Beardsley did not come down
this winter or spring. as you both ex-
pectod to. I hope that no Ku Klux sto-
ries kept you away. OF all the internal
lies thet We're ever inaugurated by the
father Of lies, these yarns OF the Radi-
Gals bent the, crowd. Now, in all the
four ,years that my family have lived in
Barnwe!! County, j{the very hot-bed of
secession. } We have never. heard of the
first "outrage.." We have to; go North
to hear Of them. j. O. DERBY.
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REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

30, THE undersigned respectfully Informs
his customers that ho has REMOVED to
-1Aopposite the Columbia Hotel and ia fully
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK OF
GOODS. to at ont gentleman in the very
latest and best styles OF CLOTHS, OASSI.
MENES and GENTLEM EMS FURNISHING
GOOpS generally, Call at the new stand and
select suit, or leave your order and have II
made to measure. @. D. EBERHAkDT. :
March 26 .4i' fm
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Infants Food

For Sale,
accommodating terms, svAN PATTEN
both sides OF tho Enoreo Kivcr-reycnteen
Iiiite Gin SPsTtaii1uTg; 5evoiltoon miles from
Lanrens, and seventeen miles from, Green.
ylis, vi ana about fonr miles from the AIRLINE
1ailroad. On the place are good Dwelling
hpase ard three Mills. Perfectly healthy.
For particulars. apply to
POPE & HASKELL, VI
roo Attorneys at Law,
may q Iulh9 . Columbia, 3. q.
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E.za zaHrr.--.Whila 4hs.Ko &,us, law

En- HH.--.Whilathe~K ~Ku .Xlua, law.
was under debate In tLe Seneta,, Mr.
Sumner spoke thefeop, but hot With hf8
usual precision Or elsb9ration.4 AppSeoi-
ating chat the 1aw permitted The Federal
Government to 60 Inside The StatGs, he
proteatbd' shat Is should go only as the
Safeguard 6f Rights natinnali in charao-
ter, land then only as the sunshine with
bepeacent power,:.,s TO the charge that
the bill wss In the direction of Central
ism and imperiAlismi he insisted it wab
the 6entralfsn of liberty, the imperialism
OF equal rights. and,lfinally concluded
with these rather confused aud confusing
sentences:
'.Give me the imperialism OF equal
rights. Aud may this national capitol,
where We are; now, assembled, be tho EN-.
blem Of our nation. Planted on hill
top, with portals opening North and
South, East and West. with spacious
chambers aud with arching dome Grown
ed by the image OF liberty-sNch is our
imperial republic; but in nothing is it so
truly imperial as in that beneficent sove-
reignty which rises like dome crowned
by the image OF liberty" Al'ti.,I
When he had concluded, Mr. Thurman
arose. and archly said>
+. ~. .>.A - tooau1hN l oeS W ASK Cu6 De-
nator from Massachusetts whether he in.
tends TO Uote for this bill?"
Mr. Sumner answered that he did; :.
10 this Mr. Thurman replied:
"Mr. President, it hos not been long
time since wa Heard the President OF the
United States arraigned;. and in nv
opiniqn justly arraigned, by the Senator
from Mesaachnsatts for usurping the war
power against the black people Of the
republic of Hayti, but the, Senator from
Massach husetts seems to be wholly insen-
sible when.a bill proposes to confer upon
the President the power to. make war
upoa pa the i'Aits M people & Of America. ) II
.=.'Mr. President, this viii NOT do. :,,rhe
Senator says we are enow nation. and a
nation means unity, and nation means
national protection for the righta Of the
individual man. What are his, rightap
His rights to life. to liberty, and to pro.
perty; and II this is d NATION Fin the pro-
tection of these rights to lie; to liberty,
aud TO property, it.; will, require more
than rhetoric to gay, that there ia any
such thing as a State Government left.
Them sir, we ha7s an imperial govern
mant; in fact, AM imperial government
that gentlemen may Gatter themselves
with thinking ia in the. interest OF
liberty; but history, philosophy, reason,
common sense tell de Is in The interest Of
desposisns."-lNe,p York World.
+ ..4.f,s,-.t,
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Ee9 sAs.E--?t feet % good shslv!ss. and
IL fine Counters, 18 fset long. Apply to
Msy5 a. @. aHAFFYEfLnr D.
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CARRIAGES.

csEkaE A COMPLETE assortment of two
aE&s.E- - and four.seat Passenger CARNI.
AGES has Just been received at the Reposito.
ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets The
latest and most stylish patterns have boen
selected with care, from come Of tho best
builders III the country; and the gtock never
has been surpassed in design or finish by any
offered here. Prices moderate.
Deo 10 w. X. GREENFIELD
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CH1NoH BUG, We regret to learn that
this plague has re-appeared in some por-
tions !of this County, and has thus early
materially damaged good deal of wheat.
We believe it was predicted by Mr.. JEFF
ferson, more than half o century ngo,
that,if there ever ehopld be famine in
AE7syica it you'd be produced BY the
ehlnsh elaEsaa bug; The wheat crop Of this
tunitiies since It was .eeded. and, il this
new, peat prevails to any great extent.
aa4s III S;s ys Elm sGss nsaa if nH entirely Is
M srs en i Rnt few scs sd 80 far
has not arrived so'as to ascertain the ex,
tent Of itsr 9snredations. u.
.ss,an al IGAal4am lGa.) Tribune.
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Canned Goods.

Canned Goods. -.
A LA AMODE BEEF, Veal. Wild Duck: fresh
"a Maokerel, fresh salmon. Oysters.
Teaches, Tomatoes, Strawberries, Gnge
rlums; % All OF first quality and full wei ght
TOT sale low. T.. HOPE
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New Books.
GHIPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP.
" By Max Muller.
Ghardia, or Adventures in the Desert OF
sahara. by G. Naphegyi, NJ. D., A. NJ. 81. IS.
!, hotherlcss or q Parisian Family. BY au-
thar Of John Halifax. 81 so.
Ihe Silent Partner. BY author Gates AIar
Ihe Franco-Prussian War. By Landon,
with IL portraits and IA maps. sl.75
:, uho Empty Heart; Novel. By Marion
Climates for Invali1s. &c. 1925
Satire. $125. !"
The Sisters Of Orleans; Tale OF Race and
social Conflict. ALSO, a number OF new
novels aid other publications, just received
at BRYAN d McCARTEK5
Aprll 70 bookstore.
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WTE have now in store VERY large stock
w OF above goods, and we aeauro our cna,
somers that we have never before been en-.
sbied TO offer them 80 CHOICE A SELECTION
OF GOODS, at such low prices! -
We have good All Wool SUITS At <15 anita.
BILE for any business man.
HATS. :
We have very large stock, and We are de-
termined to undersel any other dealers.
our facilities enable uh to do so
OUR SHIRTS k.
Are decided to DO tho beet fitting Shirts made.
We mahe the finest custom garments nj A. -.
this State. Cell and examine. ,> -,
March rs II. Il ". g. SWAFCIEI,D
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fresh supply OF Ragley's Meyfower. hne
cut, st PoLLocK's.
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A DESIRABLE STORE, on Naiu street.
apply to Dr.. John Lynch, or : az, 90
Feb ~ ~, HENDRIX h BRO.
NLD BANK BILLS and MUTILATED
" CURRERCY bought and sold by
Nov 23 emo . p. .GAMbRILL.' Broker.
Meals furnished Al Ill hopt. It PoIt,ocz's.
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CROOKS, BONDS and COUPONS boupbi
- and sold by D. GAMBRILL. Broker.
Nov % emo
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rOTTON SEED OIL CAKE can be bad
~ at all tines, and in any quantity, Of
Jan 81 r. Hope
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Improved Seed Planter.

aP1VFoU obbU TlHHCeC.
HbAhT!ES, wanting ei:Ler the Ham or
Dsni,n PLANTER will send their orders
In the season do not think We Viii 'be ntie 20
meet the demand. Il. o N''S -
Feb Ia LORINK KAJOwRANCE
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Early Call for Best Stereoscopio Views.
A FINE assortment OF VIEWS in Germ any,
~ Goa;, Ushlornis, switzerland, Spain. Ireland,
also. IN the United States; statuary, :colorea
sEc p!.:a. Also, gssT sosooPss, some low
Rrioed, Tor sale at BRYAN d McOARTER'S
oooaeeole. Mays
"a Vhe a coolest Lager in the city can be had at
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Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength and improves
I'D their health March IL :.
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Which we will continue to receive MI through
the season.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-20
Mr. Wood OF New York. denounced

Mr.. Wood, OF New York, denounced
the mode of the gentleman offering the
bill, and declaring it contemplate and
futile effort TO array the Democrats
against the laboring men.
Mr.. Slocum, of New York, thought
the investigation should be conducted
by men identified with the labor move
ment, naming Horace Day and some
others, and offered an amendment to
that effect.
The Speaker laid before the House a
message from the President transmit
ting the report OF the Civil Service Gem.
mission, together with the opinion OF
the Attorney General on the law points
involved. The message states that the
rules prescribed for the reform OF the
civil service by the commission will be
adopted and put in force by the Presi.
dent January !, 1872. He asks for all
the strength Congress can give him be-
fore the holidays recess, and recon-
-mends proper AUTHORIZATION to con-
tinue the present Board of gotnsnsss'ori:
ers for another year. The message and
accompanying documents were referred
to a special committee on Civil Service,
and 10000 cop;ee were ordered to be
printed.
The debate WAS then resumed upon
the labor and capital investigating bill,
Mr.. Farnsworth, OF Illinois, opposing
and Messys. Kelly and Townsend
favoring, and wide diversity OF opinion
was developed.
The bill was laid aside, and Mr.. Gar
field, of Ohio, reported bill, which was
passed, appropriating 81, 800 TO supply
the deficit in the expenses OF the joint
Ku.Klux committee. He stated that
the total expenses, exclusive Of printing,
amounts to $4,000.
Mr.. Mckee, OF Kentucky, asked
leave to put on its passage the bill re.
lating to certain persons in Mississippi
from political disability.
Mr.. Fox objected, unless he might
amend it by adding proviso for a gen.
eral amnesty.
At four o'clock the House adjourned.
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LOUISIANA.
Trouble Apprehended at the oPen'
ing Of the Legislature.

Troubie Apprehended at the open
ing Of the Legisfature.
Nyw ORLEANS, December le.-lt ls
openly stated by prominent friends Of
Governor Yarmouth, that upon the
assembling Of the Legislature he Will
cause the ejectment of Speaker Carter
on the ground that Carter was never
IaoaIlv elected a member OF the House.
II ia also stated that the Governor IN
order to carry out his intentions, viii
call TO his assistance the Metropolitan
nolice. in its special charactersof Gov
ernor's body guard. On the other
hand, Carter affirms that he cannot oe
denosed. by a vote of a bare majority.
buf claims that there isa constitutional
nrovision which secures him firmly IN
b;s seat unless two-thirds OF the mem
hs-s m after a fair and impartial trial.
shall declare him ousted. On these
oronnds he will fight the Governor;
sbould violence be used, Carter, VIII
call for, and doubtless receive assistance
from the United States army. every
n,enaration has been made to meet the
issue souarely. Carter is q Grant he
publican, and opposed to the war
mouth Republican faction.
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HOUSE.

Bills were introduced and referred as
follows:
Repeating all statutes which forfeit
the pensions OF widows by reason OF
second marriage; fixing the rate Of in
ternal revenue tax on all kinds Of man
utactured tobacco at sixteen cents per
pound; regulating the mode OF payment
Of customs duties and equalizing the
value of Treasury rates Tor the ascer-
taiument and examination Of claims for
private property used or destroyed by
the United States Army in the late war
in States not proclaimed as in in.urrec-
ton; 70 extend the term within which
application may be made TO refund
taxes.
Mr.. Hooper, of Massachusetts, from
the committee on Banking and Cur
reucy, reported resolutions instructng
that committee TO examine into the
cases ofthe recent suspensions OF ma
tional banks, and to consider if. any
additional legislation is necessary 10
guard against such suspension IN the
future. Adopted
Mr.. Duell presented the memorials
of the Ouondaga and other salt COM
panies, in relation to the duty on salt
Mr.. Eldridge offered a resolution
calling on the Secretary Of State fol
information as to the printing Of the
statement OF the case Of the United
States, for the use of the tribunal o.
arbitration, at Geneva. Adopted,
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E u r. O p e
The Orleans Princes.

PARIS, December l9.-The Assembly
has, BY vote, expressed its unwilling
ness to give an opinion on the question
of seating the Orleans princes. Ihiers
ba. referred the matter to a superior
tribunal, whose decision is looked tor
with interest.
Labor strikes In Spain.
MADRID, December ls.-The labor
strikes are spreading to some OF the
more important manufacturing towns
and business is almost suspended. All
efforts at compromise have proved fruit
less
The Suez CanaI-Projected Sale.
LONDON, December I'm. Lesaeps'
the engineer and protector of the suez
canal. is negotiating for the sale OF the
same to the Turkish Government: Ihe
traosrer will be strongly opposed o. the
KheAive of Egypt.
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GEORGIA.
The Election.

MACON, December l9.-The vote cast
in this city to day was very light. There
was scarcely any opposition offered to
Smith, the Democratic candidate for
Governor. The result stands, Smith,
ll2l scattering, >. Only ID colored
men voted. The strength of the Demo
Gratis was not fairly tested, as a great
many refrained from voting, there being
no opposition.
SAVANNAH, December l9.-The cleo
ton for Governor passed off quietly,
Smith, Democrat, receiving 2Ol5 votes,
only three scattering votes being cast
against him. Smith is undoubtedly
elected almost unanimosly. No disturb.
ances have been reported from any part
o! the State as far as heard from.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Near MonroeviIle, Ind, yesterday the
body Of DR.. D. /. Whitaker was found
in the woods. He has been missing for
week. 1t is supposed he laid down,
when under the influence Of liquor, and
died from exposure.
Capt. Jos. Corle. OF the schooner
Columbia, Of Bangor, Maine, while
passing from his vessel to the wharf,
Yesterday eTening,at Boston, lost footing,
fell into the water and was drowned.
Bojasky, who has been on trial for
two weeks for the murder Of Ringsdorf,
al Shelbyville, Indiana, some time ago,
was acquitted yesterday evening. The
jury was out four hours.
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TORONTO.
AlexisrThe MInIstry.

ToEoxTo, December l9.-Alexis will
arrive tonight from Ottawa. He will
be received BY the Mayor who will de-
liver an address.
The Ministry was again defeated Oh
division last night and resigned in 8
body. Itis expected that Blake, leader
Of the opposition, will be called TO form
Q new Ministry.
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THE RIVER.

CaARLEsrox, W. Va, December l9.
The dam at Lock No. !, on Elk river,
was Yesterday damaged to the amount
ofSl0,OOO, by working under. It will
be repaired Immediately. The Kama
wha is rising slowly with , feet in the
channel. 1t rained last night with a
good prospect Of continuing all day. No
arrivals or departure.
PrrrsBrRGn, December l9.-RIver
remains stationary, with 81 inches in
the chauueI. Showing.
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PITTSBURGH.
Accidentally KiIIed-Fire.

PITrsBURGH, December IA work
man named Kehoe, employed at Singer
Nimick & Co.'S boiling furnace, West
Pittsburgh, was killed while at work
Yesterday. lie was engaged in tearing
out the lining Of a furnace, when a mass
Of bricks fell on his head, killing him
instantly.
At6 o'clock this morning fire broke
out in a frame building adjoining the
Allegheny gas works, used as an engine
room. 1t was destroyed, together with
two outbuiIdings. Loss 5000 to $1,000.
The fire will no: interfere with the sup
p'v OF gas
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ARKANSAS.
Murderer Arrested-Frauduicnt
EOnds.

LITTLE Rock, December l9.-Ed-
wards, charged with numbering Mr..
Prince, in Franklin county, was arrest
ed few days since after desperate
resistance, in which deputy sheriff
named Collins was sho, and killed.
\ large amount Of the Arkansas
seven per cent leyee bonds have been
offered upon this market. Dealers are
very cautious, however, as il is stated
that a large amount OF those issued,
being signed in the handwriting Of but
one person, are easily counterieited.
Owing to this fact and the suit now
pending against the State for reissuance
OF $Sj, 900, the price has fallen below 90
per cent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-20
WASHINGTON.


Annexation Of Lower CalifGnaa-
WASHINGTON, December l9-Fer'
osndo Wood has charge Of theresolu'
t;on to annex Lower California 20 the
United States, which he viii e'deavor
70 d;spose Of before the holiday hjourn-
ment.
Iudietment Against Ks.Ilax.
The Grand Jury Of RaleigL n. e.,
have found true bills Of Indictment
arsiust Hon. J. II. Leach. mmber OF
tSs House from that State ant sixteen
othsrs for conspiracy under the Ku-
Klux acts.