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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-09

REaoNEp.-Col. H. ]. johnson, several
years since employed on the ISTEILIGES-
GER Us Il reporter, but for a considerable
period In the service Of the Adams Ex,
press Company at Cumberland, las re.
signed the CoImeIcy Of the 18th Regt,
Maryland National Guards. 1t Is said
that Col. J. will probably be connected
with tie publication ola new daily paper,
to appear in that city about the lst prox.
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IiuN OVER AND KitIED.-A fine large,
fat porkOr was run over by IA street car
Saturday, Of tho intersection Of Market
aad First streets, Centre Wheeling The
spinal column Of tho animal %aS severed
by tho wheels, and thsipalCtion Of a blow
OF two with a hammer or some other
dcath.dcSllbS instrument, finished thcjob
for his poftShip. W. ~ - IN
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RtYER CLEAR below PARKERsDURo.
Capt Charley MuhlemAn, d the Major
Anderson, was in the city yesterday, and
reports the river clear Office from Par.
kesbnfg . Cincinnati. A short distance
below the lastnamed city the Ice Is gorg.
cd, suspending navigation TO Louisville.
The Great Kanawha is frozen over, rem.
dering The permanent Seat inaccessible
by river. SO 1t is Overland" or not at all.
with thosowho would get there at pres
cnt mt b.'.il5 y ,.@9Gs .F.di ''.a's
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AssGuLrr,ssO 4 WoMAN.-KfEer the 70
lease Of silas futile, last Saturday, who
was before Judge Johnston on a charge
Of dBturbing a congregation while at wor
ship, he was arrested for assaultiDg lady
named Wharton. The offence, It Is al
legged, was committed in church during
the services, and Il established, should be
severely punished. The examination Of
the case was postponed until next satur'
day-,he accused giving the required SC.
curity for bis appearance
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To ne HEARD To.DAY-Thc argument
Of thcs suit between the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company and the Supervisors
Of MARSHALL county, of which SO much
las been said, Is TO be heard to-day in the
Supreme Court Of tho United States. Ex;
Gov. Stanton, ofitllis city, one Of the
counsel forthe defendants, LETT for Wash.
ington, Saturday morning j. !a@ =.
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LAnGE -Drv1DESD.=By notice publish.
cd.eIsewlItreft Sl)lb6seen thaE the Pea.
body Insurance Company Of this city,
has declared u, stock dividend Of 10 per
cent on its, capital stock Of $125, 900, out
Of the earnings Of tic last Six months.
A'GlSidcndo OF like amount was made in
July last, showing that tho Company in
The past lycir has been highly successful
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CIrY CoUNcI.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the City Council viii be held
tomorrow evening. During the tendency
Of the gas and extension questions the de.
alterations Of the city fathers will be more
than ordinarily inLsrcsting,and will doubt.
less Stiract crowds Of our citizens 10 hear
the debates on those important subjects.
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ATTENTION Is solicited to tho adver.
tisernent off W. BaSsett who has made
his headquarters at Ills uptown store, No.
05 Market street Mr.. B. Is wei known
IN this city and vicinity, has been selling
Dry Goods for many years! he proposes
tosell very cheap. Give him u call. -
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!. o.
POLICE CoUr.-Tbe case Of Andrew
Gillespie, charged with assaulting bis step
mother, was heard in the Police Court
Saturday morning. The accused Is quite
small boy, and Il was shown he had
contracted the bad habit Of annoying
Mrs. G., his conduct at times being very
reprchcnsiblc, and reaching, in the in.
stance for which he was tried, to assault
lie was fined five dollars and costs. We
saw him late in the afternoon occupying
one OF the cells in thelOck.up, making the
walls Of tint dark aud tlreaty institution
rcycrberatc with his bOo.hooing, mingled
Will an ardent desire ITO get out" as5
Thomas Hamm was called up upon
complaint made BY lis lawfully welded
spouse, that he had used loud and abusive
language towards her. When the test
came, she relented and desired that the
prosecution be dropped, on condition that
Hamm pay the costs. To this he cheer.
fully assentcdi and they retired from the
court room, it ishoped, aYiser pair.
John Wilson got up . considerable dis
tuflnncc in Centre Wheeling, Friday
night, and Iound himself in tho lookup
Saturday morning Tie was fined five
dollars and costs, and nut having The
stamps he took step higher. and landed
In Fifth Street During tIle,eSt ten days
he may DO found ut Hotd dc Kennedy. {.
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T1RUsTEEs sALE,-DY VIRne

T1RUsTEES sALE.-BY VIRRS
i. tue CT deed OF trust executed 10 the ~
undersigned trustee, BY John v. hltehell,
H. Once Mitchell, bis wife, and Geo. 7. Tingle,
Trustee Of the said u, Orleg Mitchell, bearing
dA 10 the I4th day VI August, 1890, and Of record
Ia the ONES Of the Recorder Of Ohio county, In
The stats VI West YlrglnlA, In Deed Book No. 81,
i0jlbS 05l and 3G9, 70 secure the pSymentof three
several ptOmmlasory notes drawn BY The EAld
John ", Michel, Tor the sum Of BiI thousand
dollar, p1ntlpal debt which said several prom.
nlIs0fy notes are each dated Of Wheeling, Au'
Idhti4, 1860, and are oil payable twelve months
aftaF dAte, 10 thg order Of the said John W.
Nllehall, and are by him end9Tsed and nov held
By q, w. WibgefthH, negotiable and payable o.
he Peoples Bank Of Wheeling, value received,
With interest Rom dAla, At thS rate OF siK per
eehtum per Annumi also, 70 secure the payment
Of any Otlet note o. notes which may DO thefcai.
ter sIyHu BY way OF renewal Of, OF 10 part HAtlb.
faction Of Or In lieu Of any Of the above named
pfouisaDFy notes will, on HHn rEH 90
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ONE hundred and twenty-five pairs Mise,
Turkey Morocco and Goat BGlmoraI
Shoes, best Philadelphia make, at $500.
Every pair warranted, att. ". Bonds
iO7 Main 81 ri-uI,T,Om 'UFIl
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BOARD or REdIsTRATIoN.-The Board
Of Rcgistration will have It's last meeting
prior to the municipal election on the
26th Inst, this day commencing at 10
O'Clock. The special object Of the meet
Ing Is to receive tho lists from tho regis.
trars of the several wards. We presume
applications to be registered will be heard
ahd.considcrUl.- thus giving persons who
have neglected to have their names en-
tered, one more opportunity to take part
in tho approaching election, K. s-s e. .
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FIOur-saturdny morning q number
Of men INDUCED in q free fight on Market
street, In front Of NcphafIs hotcl, al The
upper end Of the market house. Esq'l
Glllesry hearing the disturbance in his
Office, the lower end Of tho square, i'm.
mediatcly repaired to the spot, and there
being no officer present, wentto work and
arrested several Of tho pugillstS himself
Three or four Of them. were escorted Il
the lookup, and will have q hearing thll
morning before the Justice. Perhaps they
will also attend tho lcvcc held ut II
o'clock by, Judge Good. Between, thcst
two administrators Of tile Law, the proba
bllltlesqrc that the fstic heroes viii 70
ceiye ample Justice. 9l' VIZ >
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'UNoR RENT.-0EE OF THOSE IN
u large aud substantial warehouses;, on III
Main street, below Quincy. RTOnt on hAlns-latA.
AI DECO ~ gu D'p0s Ap&S ALLEN HOWELL.
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rOR SALE OR RENT-THE IN
II First Glass Dwelling House on the
uOFlh.eaAt corner Of Hampden md sl!thHs'
streets: Apply TO IL; LEWIS,
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"jvNiFER TAN soAPn cures ehlppOd hands
saitrhWin, plnPies, sud al eutansOuS affections,
rendering thetkin Voft aud smooth. MAnuhet
tured byiilu AcAsWELL, HAZARD q co.,
Sold 6y al pEsgist'. i. New York
Ay0i,hi, Th.-d6w. ~
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TRANsEER or REAL RsrAIR-The lol

TRAEsEEROE REAL RsFATB.AThs FOL-
lowing transfers Of real estaie were I'd.
mitted 70 reourd during the week ending
on the SOfh inst .-.- ,t.. /
Deed made May Is, 1870, by John II.
Pettieord and wife 70 james Rine, Tor Il
acres u land on WAddlss run; 1900.
Admitted Dec. 81. SID sd.
Deed made Dee. q, 1870, by Joshua
BOdley and wife % John BOdley ior the
west half Of Lot No. 1888, John street,
East Wheeling; 5000. Admitted Dec. 81.
Deed made May 3, 1870, by the Aef-
chants and Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling
TO Frederick Grim, for loton north side
Of Crescent street, 30 ieet front running
back TO the creek: $500, Admitted
Jan. l. 81
Deed made Dec, 22, 1870 by Joseph
Bodily and wife 70 james ". Bodley iol
part q lot No II having 4 front on Lind.
seystreet Of 90 feet 8 inches and running
back 10i feet 70 anslley; 5000. Admitted
Jan. D, .t ll.IfHlI
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TOR sALE-TEN SHARES STOCK
II IN the National G.Ass Manufacturing Com
Pay W. =, De''a''s' Vn''' T. IRWIN
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LADIES White, kid and Turkey Mo
rocco broadway Walking Slippers, just
received Of L. ". Blends. al' ~ ill ".
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JUsr received another lot Of those ilnt
bottom Broadway Walking Boots, al
Lev. Blends. 19'eH .a'-l'7naF .
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ToURTH STREET RESI- fss
u DENCE P0R SALE.
street, north OF Monroe, q present occupied By
Or b. b. Bushdeid, II offered for sale. II con
talns BTO0ms, besides finished Attle, cellar, &c.
FOR terms, &C., sec T1OS. O1BRlBN, -
deco Heal Eet4ts Agent
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MONDAY, JANUARY Q, 1871.
New Advertisements.

City seFgeant-Wm. o. Peck.
WGnted-Dining Room Girl
AuctIon-J. II. Smith.
Notics-Whseling Gymnastic AssOcia
ton.
DivIdsnd-Peabody Ins- Co.
Business College.
Tariff Ofls7l.
By Virtue Of Deed ofTrist, &c.
List Of Letters. l.~r
highly Important, &c.
HOnbrookS Hall.
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JANuARY.-Tho legend of january.
upon which We have now fairly entered
runs US follows; The month Is so named
from tho Roman deity Janus, who was
supposed to preside over doors, IIc was
represented with two faces, ono Of which
looked back over the old year; the othcl
forward, 10 the new. The Roman yOal
originally commenced in March; at frs
II had but ten months, till NumA Pompl.
Illus, who died g7o d, G., added January
and February Ills usually the coldCst
month Of tho twelve, hence tho adagcls,
"Astho day lengthehS, giH
M tina Rnld aiReNblhktli n Hs " t|stt
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TuEsDAY, Jannary 30, is7l


proceed 10 sell, 1t public auction. 10 tho highest
and best blddHT, Of the front door OF tho Court
House Of said County, beginning at 10 O'Clock,
A. n, the following Described property, that Y 70
IAY, tho tract or parcel Of land lying and being
10 ohio county, West Virginia, bounded and dc.
Sefibed d foilowSt MIS- beginning 1t stlke on
the bank Of the Ohio river, corner 70 lands d.
lottod 20 Anna Martha Woodl, and with her lines
u. 6lK deg. 0. GO g0.i00 poles; 8. 10y deg. ".
u p0i1O poles; D. 70 deg. Q, u Bll00 poles 70 an
original line Of the ReagGr tract, now . line Of
Robert Marshall, and with said line .. % deg. W.
- 6.Ip0 polga 70 stake; thence n. 20 deg ".
% i0i00 poles 70 stake; D. 82k deg. Q. ~ gi0O
poles 70 stake; d, rs deg. .. 10 H010O poles 70
stake; n. igK deg. Q, II BiQ0 poles 70 . stake; n.
sideg VI. 20 60.l00 poles 70 stake on The bank Of
tue Ohio river thence pp Iaid river and binding
thereon o. Il.iO0 pVes % the beginning, contain:
Ing aily.elght ESFrs lbs Az moro or losa, and
marked No. Con recorded plat Of the laEm Of the
1Ate Andrew r. Woods; Aso, all that part Of the
coal aela fe4erEsd y AnaIey = Weeds IN his hls
day Of January, A. D., 1850, aud recorded in the
Recorders once Of, Ohio county aforesaid, lin
Deed Book q, Iollo 80, that und6rlles surfaee
WlichIs bounded a. fplpEA, Via beginning o.
Apolht which a IN Robert MAIshAlTs line and
which i 4. 90 deg, ". 20 pplea from an original
corner 6t tho SO acre tract known % the llSagu
tract, aud the " acre lroYn. tact, or corner to
Robert haFshAll and W lillian Nichols, hUfpto.
kItp ihepIlaned: thence q. 90 deg. ". 70 poles;
thehcdh ~ deg o. - poles " me eastern puunu'
NY OF said bSrrVAtl6n, and With the same n. y
dtg. W. poles; .. Is deg. ~ polcs 70 the coal
held heretofore allotted 10 Anna Martha Woods,
and With her line n. 70 deg, ". 70 the beginning
which sald tract OF parcel Of land and tho sAld
roal aSId were conveyed to tho Iald II. Grace
Mitchell b. George 7 Tinsle aud wife and OthcfA,
~ idted hearing date tho 18Th day Of November,
1854, and recorded In the once OF tho Recorder
OI Ohio County, aforesaid, In Deed BOOK y, folio
30, OF 20 much thereof ~ viii 10 taiiieieat q
pay the Principal Of said notes above dessffbtd,
with the accrued intetCAt thereon 10 tho day 0l
ialu, amounting 10 (B,bi0 coin all "a, H.. !,
TERHs o. bAtr,s-One iAll OF me plrchAse
equal lnsAlimGntsln alG and twelve months rom
the day Of AAlV, The deferred payments being 20.
cured b. the purchaser giving bond With good
personal security ior the same, WIN interest," ~,
III paid, and the title being retained BY ME until
che came arc paid. ~
selling ~ Trustee, will convey such title a Il
FUbtFd ~ me by said deed d tfusL
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MATRMoNIAL-The new year starts
out well In the matrimonial business,
-Four licenses were issued during the week
ending last Friday eyeniDg. < ie-ls
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FOR SALE.

roR sALE-THE TWoIs
u story Brisk Dwelling HpuIe ElLuAtsd
on east slde Of ChlpllHS street, Centtt'AlAslA
Wheeling. now occupied b. me. ..
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NOR sALE.-1 WENTY te0l BUILD.
each. Terms, One'iourLh CASH The ToslduS In
equal nAtAlHunLs a one, two and three years.
S aSsi y IVY W JNo.P. GIl1nRlsT.
TNRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
Il Land on Callwel's hun. l,s J..g.I-..
ny virtue Of deed Of trust nBde on tho 18th
day OF September, A, u. 1881, by Alexander A.
Allison 70 james =, Rogers, Trustee, aud record.
"a In the Office Of tho hec0Fdef OF Ohio county,
Veal VltginlA, Ia Deed book No %, pag0 81, I
will Aell d pablle sale o. tho lfont door Of The
Court House Of Ohio county, on tu B.
Thursday, December az, 1870,
Alto o'clock A. ~, ave acres Of land, bO the
sans mSts g. iss, sSS!sa a. t9e oSah ,lae o.
ginhInf al stake on the south Side Of the Run,
thence !. 81 deg, ", II poles 70 sugar tree corn.
eF II SAMUEL Mel.nFp's, thence With hblIpIp'a
line o. 10 dog O. q poles 70 sake corner 70 Will
liam COLLINS, thonec With his limo 2. " aegae;
SaH poles TO The beginning, togsthet with all
pfivliagol, improvements aud ApphflenAnees.
said deed OF trust was made 70 secure 70 Alex.
AndOf Rogers, OF the city OF wheeling, the pey.
melt OF debt Of 198LB6, which sAld debt u OHi'
denSSd w 4 pioni.sAty note bearing sveEn, date
and IN, II, GfssE AZ Wheeling, ", Va, foF Illd
ann, al fSaI,l6 payable o. the wheeling Savings
limitation on TIC let day Of April, 1870 value 10.
oelSed Tho ainuuht Of principal aud Interest
claimed t1be due and unpaid, Including lhictett
saia Elit "a made, The tilS Il believed 70 10 On.
efcrp,ionGbIV, Terms, onelhlrd cash; balance
N III and tEelye months With Interest
inoySiu0d JAMES n RouRfsS, Trustee,
The above ale has been postponed until
PIliDAY, JANUARY %, 1871. III
dScl6eod JAMES r, RO0BHs' Trustee
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NTH STRERTREslDENCEs< On
II FOR REET.-The two mAznihetnt MI
Tires story brick residences oBFinh Atreet, 4i'-
near Monroe street are offered lOf rent possession
April ], 1871. They contain each ten rOgmH, be-
sides pantry, bath room, NaAh house, and cellar;
Hls aud water throughout. Allo for rent, house
on Market AtIett, north Of Second Ward Market
HquATo, containing . rooms, with good cellar,
JOHN NOLAN,
->-,ar ,rHOS. o'BRIEE.
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->-,ar TaOs. o'BRIEH,
drtsi ..t -iissaal Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-DWRLLINGf "a
II HOuSo % VIfginl1 Ilrest, Wheeling NJ
IIlsBd, e0atllnipg aiI rooms, pantry GudIAlik
cellar. POaSEaai6B gNen ApTiT Ist, fs1I.
ials fa B. 4 o. X. r Depot
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= ST. CLOUD, M1NNEso oTA, IT THURSDAY, TYR
iFssFf >E~A- E@'.sg E5'1Fsas'.s ::
e ar iy1riiAa 1tsr1ox. ao


1'.2jIa q sass 2!srf.a'oaz d:,es*.3s
Tho racing river leeped and sang
~ Full bllthely ID the perfect weather; -
All round the mountain echoes rang, sss.A
.,EeE EeE the'blae end srsenE were glad together.
This r.in,d eatlleh. dom every par. ~. : :,
And that with sougs Of Joy, was thrilline;.
But in tho hollowsof my heart, 'T3 v.'*~ Il Z
=. u Thers selst . place thas xantsd filling. $ -
Before tho road and river mot, so ''2@7,a =
q And stepping.sto are wet and glisten,
heard a sound of laughter sweet,
And paused to like it, and to listen. -
heard the chanting waters flow,
The cushat's note. the bees low humming,
Then turned the hedge, and did not know
How couldI THAT my time was coming.
A girl upon tho highest stone, ...> 80
Half doubtful of the deed was standing,
90 far the shallow flood had flown -. "
Beyond the 'cnstomed leap Of landing.
She knew not any need Of me,
Yet me she waited all unweeting; ..-;
She thought not had crossed the sea,
And half tho sphere to give her meeting.
INVADED out, her eyes met,
wished the moments had been hours:
took her in my arms, and set j..
Her dainty feet among the flowers.
+ zT...-f} E-t>3 2t... ., w.,
p .r fellow-maida in copse and lane,
Az SIN, methinks. I hear them calling;
rbe =, ,sds set whisper in the plain, -; :
The GU: s1at's GOO, the waters falling.
But nov it.i : yser ago.. .;> .,.:,
And now pos,. ~sion crowns endeavor;
took her in my h. >:rt to grow,
s And;ali Il. hollow ,,9'aesforevsr:: ! 1:
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HENRY ~ .sl,W WE: All-1RE'!Hs ! "a!
CARRIAGEMAKER.s sn.s,
T HAVE removed to ny new shop. one
/ des1 show Joasbs bllpksdth shsps
whore I an prepared 70 do oil kinds Of
work In the CarriagsnakinG line. Wagons,
carriages and slsighs made in . neat and
bstsAt ial, ms1nsF, q low rates. : Partisa,
ar,sssation psid % pairing. 9 jasS W.
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"Not ~hen you r:pIaeo what he had
.al.er. NJ Garden 2O

''Not ~heD you r.plseo what be had
4. :sker, NJ. Garden 2"
Il replaced tno. for bis sake, but for
yours, Eugeoia. Have you not sufi-
clent faith IN my friendship tor you to
take it as gift p
! Her eyes we're dim With tears ; her
hps were trembling !; she could not an.
sver him.
"So you viii draw the money. which
is rightfaIly your own, and use it as
you ought to use it-for my sake" he
added, earnestly. -,.
II wil-for your sake" she repeated
after bin, feeliog as though an angel
rather than . man had come to her
assistance.
"Why did you leave Ash Grove ?'
he asked abraptly, after short pause.
But this question was more en-.
oarrassing to her than any of the rest.
~hy she had left Ash Grove, and the
manner in which her name had there
been linked with that of the friend be-
side her, rushed tumultuously into her
mind. and dyed her cheeks in crimson.
"Misuoderstanding-false rsport.-a
t'mily QUARREL" she murmured inco-
herently; but Geofrey Garden, who
had no doubt of her fair fame, forced
he..- to give him intelligeble answers, nm.
til with the exception Of that part his
name has played in it) he heard the
whole history Of tho forged letter
which had brought her up 20 hastily to
London, and been the ultimate means
Of her quitting the shelter of her moth
er's roof. ~ .
And when he left her side sthst morn
ing it was with the full determination
to redress the wrongs which her own
family had done her, as we'll as those
inflicted by her husbands villainy.
Blessed Christmas Day! How cheeri
ly the bells, ringing out glad tidings of
great joy for men, sounded in Eugen.
las ears, as weary and overcome by the
events of the morning, she Laid on q
sofa with her baby in her arms, and
watched the eagerness with which Miss
TIN nnpacked a mysterious brown-
paper parcel, which had arriye, for
her shorty after the departure Of Er.
Csrde2, and proved to contain the most
wonderful array of Christmas presents
that were ever sent to one little girlbe-
fore ! And the song of the Christmas
bells, aud the remembrance of the
earthly friend whom Heaven had sent
in her great need, filed the heart of
Eugenia Archer with 20 much thank
folness, that there was hardly space for
regrettlug the blessings which were still
denied her.
TO BE CONTINUED
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:THEpPOlSON4QF ASPS,

81 l19ar1os y ~! AA,a4AT =! (.ns. noss onpnoH)'
s9tt4hspsi.6d Of Up. il under tssir lip.," . ~
.s.Aiethat u all lte may be met With and Ought
outright,
buta ltethat i Dast .truth Il . harder. matter to
:4.sZS1 ,;o "s:;3ita ss3la !: n ,s5---7sjSnyson.
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Livery and s !e StbIe.,
L Il (. - f. & 81 4
The undersigned has Just erected IL
1 large and oommodious stsble on the COR
nsr Of Lake Street Ana Perry. Place; oppo-
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which be has filed with livery stock, COM
prisinG ! number Of 49, :: -. a.,
FINE HORSES,
Suitable for .ithetridins Or driving, and .
variety Of =
HAND SOME BUGGIEs
For single or double team.
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu-
nersls or a Journey will be attended to
promptly. ...:, y
His stock is Of the best kind, ami he
invites his friends to call. .,7.@ "a
L. B. s1LsBY.
St. Cloud. June 23d. 1868. v6n49
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WEST HOUSE,
" %sT. CLOUD, ,1HNEsoTA, '.. a.
@. WEST, Proprietor.
p

II =, ~ a., y : As.sI.y .yNtL IA
s., 1h6a4AlsEsignsd having pulehassd the
ievis1oat HAn6s (loeated On Washine eeoD.
eyenna.s noar Clarke 4 Co.'S etoeel has
made 1aat nltsrstions and impRevsnsntss
aud aew elbRs superior aooonuedsGle1st to
travellers and oil who may stop with him.
The table 10 supplied with tho best that can
be obtained in the market, the rooms are
tidy and the hsds yelssn and aQm1ortsble.
- Coed 1etsbiing II "astasied' 70 the
House.
St. Clsu4. Nev; :. 1870 . Y1'e1l5s,
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ST. PAUL
Marble and Granite Works.

THOMAS BOWER.
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in
Foreign and American Marble aonu.
ments, 6rave stones, Gene.
terry Posts, &c.
Also, Agent for the State Of Minnss
for the Chicago "
Terra Cetts Co.'S Flower Vases, and
Ornamented Terra Gotta.
Agent for the celebrated Red and Gray
Scotch Granite.
No, 364 Third street; Upper Town, st.
paul, Mimi. yl2-n82-ly.
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