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OF the Legislative Visit
ing Committee Yesterday.

Proceedings OF the Legislative Visit.
ing Committee Yesterday.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Dec. 1.-THE Legislative Vis-
1ting Committee, consisting Of Senators J. E.
Irish, Of St. Croix, and J. L. Mitchell, Of Mil
waukee; Assemblymen G. S. Kelsey, Of Mar
quette; D. &. Cheeyer, Of Rock and J. S. Ran
Kin, of Manitowoc,-th Republicans and two
Democrats s-haring organized by choosing Mr.
Irish Chairman and 1lr. Kelsey Secretary,
proceeded with Governor Washburn to visit
the Soldiers Orphans Home. There they
found two hundred and eleven children, all but
two or three in good health, and all appearing
happy and in good order. The sleeping, dining,
school, and other rooms we're thoroughly in
Epected- Recitations in different studies we're
listened to, and the scholars practiced in various
bodily exercises to the sound of music. Brief
speeches were made to the children by Gov
ernor Nashburn, Messrs. irish and Cheever, the
drift Of which was to encourage them in
VEL Mt!endolng' and remind them that the
be deprived of the fostering care OF
the State, and have to take their places as men
and women in the world; also expressing live
II interest in their welfare. Much satisfaction
ment Of Superintendent Burton. and the work Of
the teachers during the year. Special attention
has been given to the cultivation of habits of
industry, some Of the boys being taught ehoe-
making and telegraphing. Nine acres Of land
were cultivated, and considerable garden stuff
and root crops WAS raised, and other work done
By the boys, while the girls are employed in
housework as far as possible. The expenses
Of the year have been kept considerably within
the appropriation OF 1000, and only $40 GOO is
asked for next year. Leaving two Democratic
members to finish the work Of examining the
accounts, the rest of the Committee took the
cars to the Hospital for the Insane, seven
miles from this city, where they spent
the evening examining the accounts, and
tomorrow the whole Committee will go through
that institution, spending the day here, and
Friday they will devote to the Industrial
School for boys at Waukesha. At the Hos
pitsl for the Insane there are now
334 patients, the whole number during
last year having been 512, Of whom 60 were dis
charged recovered; 26 improved; 81 unim-
proved, mostly old chronic cases, and IS died
The expenditures for the year were S105, ,976,
and for the next year 9129, 500 will be needed,
including S24, 900 for rebuilding the laundry and
boiler rooms, burned last August, to meet which
$50, ,053 are expected from the counties and
friends, leaving S96,447 to be paid from the
State Treasury Tie administration OF Super
intendent McDiu has been most satisfactory in
all respecis
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INDIANA.
Yesterdays Proceedings in tho State
Legislature.


Legislature.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Iribun:.
SENATE.
ISpAxApoL1s, Dec. 11.-The bill TO regulate
the freight and passenger tariff on railroads was
passed-37 yeas to nays. It provides that
charges On freight carried distance Of not
over twenty miles shall not be more than 100 Per
cent per mile more than through rates; more
than twenty end less than forty miles, not more
than IS per cent advance more than fifty miles,
not more than 50 per cent advance provided
that in case shall the entire charge exceed
the charge for through freight. The rate for
passengers is fixed at three cents per mile.
The House bill to enable border counties to
extend aid to foreign railways, in certain cases,
was passed. Also the bill to provide for the dis
tr1bution Of stock issued to counties for sub
ers. in proportion to the amount Of taxes paid,
and the bill to create the Twenty-sixth Common
Pleas District Of the Counties Of Morgan, Mon
roe, and Lawrence. The bill fixing the salaries
of Judges was made the special order for to-
moIow. The majority OF the Committee
Port the following salaries: Supreme Court,
$1,000; Superior Court, 80, 500; Common Pleas
Court, So, 600, and Criminal Court, 92,500.
The discussion on the Railroad bill occupied
yearly the entire session Of to-day.
HOUSE.
The bill to provide for the uniform assessment
OF taxes recommitted and made the special
order for tomorrow.
The bill to abolish the Office Of State Agent
and transfer the duties to the Secretary Of State
w:s passed-yeas, 81; nays, 0.
The following bills were also passed: To re-
peal the act regulating the sale Of patent rights,
and empowering Town Trustees to compel own
ezs Of lots to plant, maintain, and protect shade
trees.
The Per Diem bill, increasing the pay OF mem
bers from IS to So per day, was taken up and
p2ssed-yeas, 81: nays, -.
1t the afternoon session the following bills
were passed: To amend the act to declare
abandoned certain unfinished railroads; repeal-
ing the kankakee Drainage law; to provide q
fifth Judge for the Supreme Court, and to di-
vide the State into five Supreme Court Districts.
petition WAS received from the Prosecuting
Attorney of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, in regard
to the facts involved in the statement of the
Indianapolis d Terre Haute Railroad, in regard
to the earnings of the road, together with res
oiution directing the Judiciary Committee to
inquire into the facts involved in the suit
against the road in the Putnam Circuit Court.
4 resolution was adopted instructing the Com
mittee on public printing to report back without
delay, the bill to abolish the Office Of State
Printer.
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Hopo Independence, Contentmant, Apostolic,
Gravity, Offering, Chicago.
The Rev. Arthur Mitchell then delivered III
charge to the people,
The services concluded with the Doxo1ogy.


ELa1s. NJ, Dec. 11..Winiam Sterling, an old
o'clock, in q fit Of apoplexy. He retired List
night in good health.
Thomas Saunders, proprietor OF Saunders
restaurant, retired last night, with headache,
and died this morning OF Inflammation OF thu
brnin.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 11.-Isaac Mcdonald, an OLD
and highly respected citizen, father OF J. Viii
son Mcdonald, sculptor, Of New York, aud B.
S. Mcdonald, a prominent criminal lawyer Of
this city, died to-day OF paralysis Of the heart
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FOREIGN.


| FRANCE,
PARIS, Dec. i1.-potitions for dissolution of
the National Assembly are greatly increasing.
Projects Of the several departments where f6e
| movement is formidable have been summoned
to Versailles. Members OF the moderate Left
favor dissolution.
The Duke do Broglie, a Monarchist, has been
Public Works.
This city was visited by terrible gale yester-
day, and several buildings were demolished and
others damaged.
Marseilles has been suppressed for violating
the press law.
A manifesto signed by Gambetta, Cremieux,
Louis Blanc, Quinet, and eighty-siz members Of
legal dissolution Of the National Assembly
as the only means Of averting fresh dangers to
the country, rs the division in the Assembly
render the Government powerless: y. The ADDRESS
now being exerted to bring about disorder,
| which it has been hitherto proved can only
result in advantage to the enemies OF France.
The new elections will constitute compact
therein to the Administration Of Thiers and for
the establishment Of Republican institutions.
The right Of petition to the Assembly is claimed
to bo inEiolable, for IN attack upon it would be
an attack upon the principle Of universal suf-
frage.
VERSAILLES. Dec. 11.-In the National Assem-
bly,, to-day, II: Gastonde expressed the hope
that the Assembly would not dissolve before it
had ensured the complete liberation of French
territory.
The Deputies Of the Right submitted propo-
eition assigning Saturday next for the discussion
Of petitions for the dissolution Of the Assem-
bly,.
IT. Gambetta thereupon assembled the tribune,
and, speaking with great fire and decision. sup
ported the proposal. He concluded by saying to
the Right, on behalf Of the Left, s. Our impa-
tience for discussion equals yours"
The Assembly adopted the motion, md fixed
the debate for Saturday, amid profound agita-
ton. Members Of the Left have since expressed
regret at their precipitation as it is improbable
that the Left Centre will support the movement
for dissolution, which can, it is now believed,
scarcely obtain two hundred and fifty votes.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, Dec 11.-Bismarck will return to
Barln betWean the 18th and Goth OF this month.
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Parsons d Co.'s wharf, at East Gloucester,
Mass, cavedin on Tuesday, carrying down about @
0oo. The wharf WAS damaged to the extent Of
f1om Sc, 900 to $4,000
Owing to cessation in the supply Of water in
Jersey City and Hoboken, on Tuesday, caused
by the accumulation Of ice in the pipes, the
machine-shops and factories in the cities named
we're idle yesterday.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE CHEF
61GNAL OFFICER DIVISION OF TE1EaRAMs AND
REponTs FOR THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. 11.-Probabilities-
Northwest and thence over the upper lakes.
southerly winds cloudy weather high
but diminishing pressures, and slowly decreas-
ing temperatures extending to the Ohio Valley.
In the Ohio Valley andthence to the Gulf, north
erly to westerly winds, clearing and clear weather
with low temperature and high barometer.
In the South Atlantic States northwest
erly winds and cloudy weather, with light
rain. On the lower lake region and in
the st. Laurence Valley northerly winds, cold
and generally clear weather. In the middle and
Eastern States northerly and northeasterly
winds, low temperatures. High barometers and
occasional SNOW on the Beaboard.
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on file in his Office, with the exception Of Con-
gresaman-at-LaEge, the entire Republican ticket
is elected by majority ranging from 800 to over
5000. There are no returns from four counties,
Johnson, Green, Scott, and Ponisett, all Of
which gave majorities for the Reform ticket.
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To He RaIlged.

Special Despatch to The c::tcago Tribune.
PEORIA, H., Dec. u.-Henry McNu1ta, Of
Chil1ocothe, ILL.,, who murdered his wife last
September, was, to-day, found guilty Of murder
in the first degree, and sentenced to be hung
It is thought, however, that q motion for new
trial will be made, and the execution Of sentence
STAYED off indefinitely.
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Boston, Dec. 1.-At a billiard tournament
this evening an exhibition game, LOO points, was
played between Miss Bessinger and hIr. Tobin.
The lady played with much skill, and won the
game by 81 points.
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LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE steamships Holland,
Malta, and Batavia have arrived
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1.-THE steamships Egypt,
Austrian, and h1orayian have arrived.
New YoRE, Dec. u.-Arriyed, steamship Gals
bria, from Liverpool
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New YORK, Dec. 11.-There is no intelligence
that she has foundered and gone down.
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oeDENsBuRGH CITY ELECTIONS.
0aDENsBURaH, N. T., Dec. 11.-At the charter
election, yesterday, the whole Republican ticket
Was elected.
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NEW YORK CITY PoLiT!CS.
NEW York. Dec 11.-Seyeral disturbances oc-
CURED at the Republican primary meetings last
niftt.
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TORONTO, Ont, Dec; 11.-ArrangeneFRts fa.s have
nanv to build the Canadian Pacific Railroad
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DIED.

DIED.
NOWLAN-TuesdnY morning, Dec. 10, at o'clock,
Funeral from lis residence 50 Ducolts Thursday at
10 M, to tho Church Of the Holy Family, thence BY
cars to Calvary.
Friends arc invited.
KIERNAN-Dec. TO- from Injuries received BY beng
bya train Of cars heonginx to the Chicago
Dan7ie Vinconnes Railway, Monday evening, Deo- 3
John j. Kiernan, aged u 5eazs and 3 dass
Funeral to1uor1oY Thnrsday) 10 30 D.. from tho
residence OF his parents ST. Fu1tonst, By carriages to
Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited.
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railroad, and on the route above here to Fort
Randall, but one o1-staGe will be run weekly
until the epizootic is over.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 1.-THE Secretary
Of State has made his abstract Of the recent
election in this State. According to the zeturna
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GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Dec 11.-Vi6countesB Beeconsheld,
the vito Of Mr. Disraeli, is seriously i'll.
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ALABAMA TROUBLES.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 11.-About o'clock
to-day, while the Capitol Legislature was in ses-
sion, Sheriff Strobach appeared in the Senate
and eaid he had warrant from Governor Lewis
to take possession Of the Capitol, Whereupon
arrest the Sheriff for contempt, and hold him in
custody for forty-eight hours, dating from
noon.
The Sheriff did not resist the arrest but ex-
planned he was merely acting under orders, and
on apologizing to the Senate, was released.
For 8 few minutes the excitement
was intense, and the Federal troops
stationed near the Capitol got under a11ns, but
no necessity for action appearing, they dispersed
to their quarters. The Senate authorized the
Sergeant-atrAr1ns to summon 8 posse Of military
to guard the Capitol against all Federal forces,
and adjourned
The Sheriff appeared before the door Of the
House, but the Sergeant alarms refused admit
tance except to the Federal forces, and the
Sheriff Withdrew.
The Legislature in the Court room admitted to
seat another person who had, according to
official returns, been defeated BY large ma
iOrity
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR IN TROUBLE.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 11.-A Columbia, S. c., de-
spatch states thatSenator- Patterson's arrest
is based on the af1idavitB of II members of tho
Legislature. He was taken before Justice, but
q crowd of his friends created disturbance, and
Patterson escaped. He was again arrested and
committed to jail for IL hours for contempt, but
WAS Immediately released on writ Of habeus
corpus.
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MAssAcHusETTsLEGi AZURE.

Boston, Dec. 11--h the Massachusetts,
House, to-day. lr- Hoyt, Of Athol offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution, which was re-
ferred to the Committee on Federal Relations;
WHEREAS, Charles Sumner, senator from Massa-
chuEetts, has proposed, On the floor Of the United
States Senate to from the flags Of the Republic
and from the Register Of the Army al inscriptions,
meentoes and tokens OF battles and Victories OF the
Resolved, That this attempt to degrade the loyal
sdiery OF the nation and their grand achievements
meets with our unqualified condemnation, and merits
the dsapproyn1 Of the people Of this Commonwealth
thus Inisrepresented.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec 11.-Bismarck will return to
Berlin between the 18th and goth OF this month.
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GRAND PIcN1c.-There will be a grand
picnic on the Fair Grounds at Cameron
on the 25th inst, for the benefit Of the l.
o.0,F. The brass band will DO in attend.
ance and several addresses will be deliv.
cred by good speakers.
The affair commences at / o'clock by a
grand procession oil the Order, after
which q sumptuous dinner will be served.
A large stand has been erected and a
string band engaged for the benefit Of
those who delight in terpslchorean pleas.
ures, The public generally are invited.
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BuHe1Aps ADRoAD.-The house Of
Mrs. L. Thomas, on Clay street, between
9th and 9TH, East Wheeling, was entered
by burglars yesterday morning between
one and two o'clock. They did not sue
coed in finding any plumber which seemed
to them worth their while to carry of.
1t is presumed the same gang then went
to Casper Hile's establishment and at
tempted to effect an entrance by prying
open the cellar door, but in doing SO they
awoke Mr.. lille, who frightened them of.
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TRY TuEM.-We daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms OF the pat.
entJitting shirt which is gradually taking
the place Of all others. These shirts open
In the side and are made in any desired
style. ]. T. Lakin & Co., are receiving
orders for them and guarantee a perfect
fit in every instance. Try them.
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A BEAUTY.-Our friend Jim hurry of
the First Ward is the possessor Of the
finest meerschaum pipe that we have
seen for many day. 1t was bought in
Turkey for $S5 in gold by Capt. Beltz-
hoover, of Pittsburgh, who brought it
home on his return from that country
lately, and presented it to Jim. A specu.
lativc citizen offered 500 in gold for it a
few days ago, and got laughed at for his
trouble,
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PHILADELPHIA
Ornamental Iron Works.
ROBERT WOOD. 4Hos. g. ROT
-RoR DECORATING F0uNrANB.-

HERARDAHS, SUMMER HOUSES,
ARB0RS, CHAIRS, SETTLES, dc, d.
NEW STYLE WRouGHT.IRoN RAILING, IOfFfusi
Of House aud Cemeteries. Never before lEtfo'
dnced.
CAST and WRoUGHT.IRoN RAILINsS, OtPublIt
Buildings and Squares, Cemetery Lots, GIrdsa
Fences, Balconies, Roof Crossings, etc, !ngFeiI
variety Of Patterns.
Iron STAIRS, Spiral and Straight Of VA'ioEI
Patterns and Styles, Special dt!kiltioa gtTt0 0l'
class Of Gg0Fk.
LAM Posrs, for fronts Of Public gaIIdIrs4
Hotels, and City Streets, Of Plain and ElaOOn'
Designs.
STABLE FITTINGS, Of Cast aud WrouShtlfGt,
OF New Improved Styles, such as Hay RleL..
Stall Divisions, Mangers, Harness Brackets, GaI'
ters, Traps, VentilatOrs, &c. ,r,
WIRE WoRK of every description: WIZ
Guards Of Crimped Wire, Galvanized OF Painted,
In Plain or Ornamental Patterns, lOrslore Doom
and Windows, Factory and Warehouse WinGov1
Ratings for Offices, Banks, Counter RllllhSA
Balconies, Lawn and Farm Fences &c, &C. an.
GATES for entrance 70 Cemeteries, ruON
Squares and GentlemGn's Country Sea1' Of "
Tubing or Wrought.IrOn, both single and dOV0f'
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, for trGet uses ", M
large assortment Of designs expressly Is 'A'
purpose. an. ny,
CAsT.IRoN URINAL BOxEs, for Public rEn
and City Streets. ,,...,,
OVAL VASES, Latest styIes, Centennial P!s's ~
HIToHING PosTs, Jockey, Coolie, sInGo, - y
plain designs. SPttCE--
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BoosAY's CHEAP MusIo.-our friend
sheib on Monroe street has been appoint
ed agent for the above, and our readers
can have the opportunity OF buying these
splendid collections OF songs-Piano
MASSACHUSETTS Quartettes, etc., at 90
cents a number. Operas full score with
words and Piano score for 81 each and
other music in proportion. Catalogues
sent to any address.
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Fnr aaIa.
TRUsTEE's SALE,

By virtue OF a deed Of trust made tho 18th day
OF April A. D. 1sT2, BY james b. Lady to he
undersigned, and which said deed IL Of record IN
Deed Book 80, folio 462, shall On the 22d day
q July 1874 proceed 70 sell at the mont door OF
the Court House Of Ohio County, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ lhe Iollowing described personal property, TO
dtng tor the same; parlor chairs, ! rocking
chAlf, tables, lounge, 1 carpets, bureau, 3
framed pictures, clock, . looking eIAsBes,
wash. stands, sewing machine (WheCler o VII.
sonl; velvet rug, SIX octave piano and plano
chAirs Arlington cooking stove and cooking
utensils for the same, 2 rocking chairs, i'Bafe,
lot OF dishes, with tho remainder OF the house.
hold and kitchen furniture Of the same James
Terms OF salo-cash.
GIBSON L. CRANMER, Trustee.
j. L. KhMENS, AuctioneCr,
w. Il. HALLER, Salesman. Iel9
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DIRECTORS MEET1NG.-The Board Of
Directors Of the P. W. 6 X. R. R. were
to hold meeting last evening to elect a
Secretary in place of Curran Mendel who
has resigned and left the city, but being
unable to obtain quorum they adjourned
to meet at 81 o'clock this afternoon.
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BROKE DowN.-A milk wagon broke
down at the corner of Market and Quin,
cy streets last night, just before the
heavy ram set in. For time it locked
as though wagon, horse, driver and all
would be carried by the waters to the
r;vcr
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LIGHT THE LANps.-The Council passed
at late meeting a peremptory order that
thostreet lamps should be lighted on every
darknight. Why is it not done! Tues.
day night and last night were certainly
dark nights" and yet the most of the
city was in darkness. 49,
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BR1DGEpoRT BAPTIST FEsT1vA1.-The
weather was so extremely unfavorable
last evening that the Festival at Bridge.
port for the benefit of the Baptist church
was notso well attended as the managers
had hoped, 1t will be continued this
evening, and a better attendance is hoped
for.
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FIVE DOLLARS AND Cosrs.-Johd Tay.
lor was brought before Justice Schultz on
Tuesday evening, charged with abusing a
boy working under him at Hobbs,
Brockunier 6 Co.'s glass house. He was
fined S. and costs,
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RUN ovER.-A child of VIM. Clifton,
was run over by a two horse team, on
Sixth street, yesterday. The child was
picked up insensible, but after an exami.
nation, 1t was found that it had sustained
no injury except q sprained ankle.
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POLICE CoURT.-Thcre was only one
case before the Police Court yesterday
morning. Rose Leonard was brought up
for using loud and abusive language
Continued until next Monday week.
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THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1872.
Travellers Register.
VAL OF TRAINS.
DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
Nav AdHartInamenII.

ATrotting and Running Race.
Festival.
Wanted 10 Rent.
Piano for Sale.
Study Economy and Comfort.
Important-Oxtoby & Dufileld.
Bookings Blackberry Cordial.
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The most complete and choice line Of
Foreign and Domestic cassimeres, Scotch
oheviots, English and French DlagonGls,
Cloths of all shades, vesdngs, Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, &C., can be
found at G. Hess,' merchant tailor, cor.
ner Of Main and Quincy streets, who does
all work in the best style and guarantees
ftg
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ALL forms Of congestion, inducing
headache, dizziness, apoplexy, &C., arc
promptly relieved by Efervescing Crab
Orchard Salts. SURE s. Co., Gin.
cinnati, o. For sale by all Druggists.
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THE RrvER.-The marks at the wharf
showed six feet and a half at six o'clock
last evening. Dispatches from Pittsburgh
and other points above state that the river
is rising rapidly.
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUB.
STANCE FADE."-Now Is a good time to
secure your Shadow" The best place
is, unquestionably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street.
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FEsTlvAI.-A festival will be held to
night at McLain's Hall, Monroe street, for
the benefit Of the Island Protestant Epis.
copal Missions. All are invited to attend
and q pleasant time is exnected.
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SUPREME CouRT.-The arguments in,
the gas case, consumed the entire time o
the above Court yesterday. Wheat will
make the closing argument this morning,
after which the case will be submitted.
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MAIL MESSENGER APPoNTED.-A. B.
Rookie has been appointed Mail Messen-
ger to carry tho mails between the post
office at Cannelton and the Station, twelve
times week at $19O per annum, from the
Goth inst. Ftf
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BAD GAs.-The "little shower" last
evening, or something else, had bad
effect ondhe gas, as along Market street
it was blinking OF a terrible rate.