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MISSOURI.
4 Railroad War.

MACON, December 23.-There is great
excitement throughout the city and
county, caused by the partially built
Missouri road attempting, on Sunday
to remove the iron from the track near
this place, on which an injunction had
been placed. The Superintendent oi
the Missouri Construction Company, in
charge Of a gang OF men, came with
train Of cars and attempted to remove
the iron, but the citizens would not per-
NIT it. Pistols were shown and threats
uttered, but no blood was shed. Several
years since the county judge usurped
the power to take $350000 stock with
out submitting it to a vote Of the county,
for which the people derived nothing,
and they consider the action downright
robbery.
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CHRISTMAS ToYs.-D. F. Swartz No.
2l40 Main street, has a rare assortment
of Toys for Chrietmas presents for
children. Dolls and trinkets OF a thous
and kinds for girls, and drums, horses,
balls, wheel-barrows, fire crackers and
such things as boys most delight in,
abound in his well filled store.
At his other store, No. 2l42, he has
all the fashionable styles OF hats and
caps, suitable to old and young. An
appropriate present for father, brother
or son can be selected there, and one
that possesses positive value and utility.
Mr.. Swartz makes every effort to please
and his stores will be popular resorts
until the holidays are over, at least
He will do rushing business. 1910
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ProcC edIngS Eof. Commissioners NJ
the Capital.
From the Charleston Courier.

Ine Sdpitht.
From the Charleston Courier.
We append the proceedings OF the
Commissioners appointed by the Board
OF Public Works lsst winter 10 convey
certain franchises to the General Gov
erment towards having compiled the
great water line from the Chess peake
Bay to the Ohio River. OF all the sut
jects engrossing attention Of the peoP:,
OF this State and more particularly
those OF this Valley this is the chief
The officers of the Commission were
selected unanimously and as they are
we'll known to people all over the State,
the latter can feel assured that the best
interests OF all concerned will be con-
suited in their subsequent action.
The Commissioners appointed on
behalf OF the State, ito provide for
the transfer of certain rights
and franchises OF the State OF West
Virginia TO the United States" conven-
ed in the Senate Chamber OF the Cspi-
tol, in toe city Of Charleston, on the
10Th day OF December, 1873. There
were present OF the Commission, Allen
T. Caperton, OF the county OF Monroe ;
Jonathan II. Bennett, OF Lewis John
A. Douglass, OF Mercer James Nor
row, Jr., OF Marion, apd Charles F.
Scett, OF Richie.
On motion OF Mr.. Bennett, tempo
rary organization was had, by electiug
Allen L. Caperton temporary chair
man, and Charles +. Scott, Secretary.
Subsequently, the Commission orgsniz-
ed permanently by electing Allen T.
Caperton chairman, and Charles F.
Scott, Secretary.
Mr.. Morrow offered the following
resolutions, which were adopted:
Rssolvcd, lst. Thst the Chairman be
and hereby is requested TO open CORES.
pondence, at his discretion, with MEM
bers Of Congress, with the Committee OF
the House OF Representatives on Com
merce and Navigation, or with other
persons, whenever in his judgement
such correspondence will promote the
objects for which the Commission WAS
created
q. That the Chairman is authorized
and requested 10 call meetings Of this
Commission at such times aud places as
he may deem necessary,
Sd. That the Secretary transmit to
the Senators and Representatives in
Congress from this State, copies OF the
proceedings of this meeting, together
with q copy of the resolution ofthe
Legislature under which this Commits.
sion was appointed, and copy OF the
order OF the Board OF Public Works,
made in pursuance OF said resolution.
On motion, the Commission adjourn
ed A, T. CAPgRTON,
c. +. ScoTr, PrcuaCL
Secretary.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Political Matters.

PARIS, December 23.-The prolonga
ton OF McMshon's term for seven
years failed to elicit the universal ex-
preston OF satisfaction throughout
France, which was go confidently ex
pected by the friends OF the government.
Trade generally instead OF experiencing
a revival, as was fully expected on
the settlement OF political troubles, is
declining. Political dissention is again
becoming rife and is gathering strength
daily from the dissatisfaction which the
situation creates in all circles. The ad-
ministration IS charged with the pend.
ing trouble. The people are anxious-
ly asking how long will it last This
feeling is beginning to be represented
by a portion ofthe press. Duke Dam
iel is now regarded as the coming man.
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ST. LOUIS.
Railroad Collision.

ST. LOUIS, December 23.-Passenger
train No 6, on the North Western rail-
road, collided yesterday with construc'
ton train near Mentsville, wreckiug
both engines and damaging property to
the extent Of $25, 1000. The engineer OF
the passenger train jumped in time to
save himself but was badly bruised
about the head and shoulders, the other
engineer also jumped and was only
slightly injured. The construction train
was running on the passenger trairI s
time.
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NEEDS CORRECTION. 1t was stated
Yesterday in the Police Courtreport that
several boys in the Sth ward had been
arrested and fined for disturbing the
peace." 1t is proper TO cay that the
main head and front OF their offending
was rather noisy game of marbles on
one Of the public streets. Other Offend
ers will please take notice and refrain
In connection with this matter there is
one unfortunate case which we trust ii
NAV be the pleasure Of the City Coun'
Gil to relieve. The Stippel boys, who
were among those who were fined are
the children OF poor woman who IL
an invalid spi who has for some
months supported her fsmily by knit
ting and needlework while sitting IN
bed. The payment Of the fine WAS 9
severe hardship upon the afflicted
mother and levy hiss been made upon
her furniture to satisfy the demands o.
the police court. 1t seems to us prop
er case for the ntepostiou OF Council
and the resembling OF the fine.
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JT. LAK,N d Co., merchant tallors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods
No. 80 Twelfth street told Monroel
have received their stock OF tall and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the lates styles to
suit purchasers and a perfect fit guar,
anteed. They have also on hand q full
line OF gents furnishing goods to suit
the M ,st fsstidious. Persons contem-
nIatirg buying will do we'll to coll and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made to order and q fit guar-
snteed.
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Toys For CHRIsTMAs.-The head
quarters OF Santa Claus as far as toys
are concerned will be found at Anthony
Gollner's, No. lll3 Market street, op.
posite old Union. His stock includes
everything attractive and desirable for
the little ones, and at prices that will
undoubtedly give satisfaction. He has
also large stock OF fancy baskets
which will make des rable and useful
Christmas presents. Cal! and see him,
No. lib Market street, opposite old
lTniOn. IIIO
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Z, Senator Elected.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 23.-The
California Legislature in joint conveo-
ton today, elected Judge Hage! for the
shortstern' TO eli CabseIly's vacancy in
the Uniied States Senate The Leg
isls,ure has adjourned TIL Jauury 5ih.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, Dec. "a, AN.
PROBABILITIES.

" ARLINGTON Lee. "a, A. ".
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England coast gener-
ally cloudy and threatening weather
and snow, followed by clearing weather
and fresh to brisk northwesterly to
westerly winds and lower temperature
during the afternoon and evening. For
the interior OF the New England and
Middle States clear or clearing weather
with but slight change 10 the tempera-
ture and light variable winds. For
the Southern States east OF the Missis-
sippi slowly increasing pressure with
low temperature and cloudy weather.
On the immediate South Atlantic and
Gulf coasts northerly TO essterly winds
with light rains will prevail. For the
Middle Atlantic coast fresh to brisk
northwest to westerly winds with clear
ing weather. For the Lower Lake re-
gion aud thence southwark TO Ken
lucky, generally clear weather with
light variable winds and rising temper.
ature For the Upper Lake region and
the Northwest cloudy weather and
ligh, snow from northern Michigan and
westward 10 Minnesota For the Canal
region OF New Yorl; sud Pennsylvania
freezing weather will continue during
Wednesday. CaUtioDary signals con-
tinue at Cape May, New York, New
Haven, New London and Woods Hole.
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THERE was q wedding. ard a baby
which they didn't zee, on the bed where
they piled their "thiDgs," aud it was
asleep, aud il didn't wake up, and when
they were going home they found it
lyiog peacefully in the slumber that
knows no waking And this occurred'
10 Appomsttox county, Virginia,
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PITTSBURGH.
Railroad Lease,

PITTsBURGH, December 23.-A meet
ing OF the President and Directors ot
the Pennsylvania Railroad and Mount
Vernon Railroad Companies, was held
at the Monongshela house, this city,
yesterday, to ratify the lease Of the lat4
ter company to the former.
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/
ORPHAN's FIsTIvAL.-The festival ct
Washington Hall.last night for the ben
eft of the orphans was attended by o
much larger number than was present
on Monday evening, aud resulted in q
very satisfactory success. Nearly every
thing offered was sold at fair prices. and
we have no doubt that handsome sum
| was realized Tor the good cause. The
drawing of the several prizes commenc-
ed late in the evening and progressed
slowly. At . o'clock this morning the
following lucky numbers had been
drawn from the wheel OF fortune. There
were roo numbers and only 20 prizes,
go, OF course, the drawing was somewhat
tedious. Here is the list up 10 the mo-
ment ofgoins to press:
No. 2O6, Set of Glass Ware, James
Flanagan, Grafton.
No. III. Drop Light, Miss Annie
Bennipghans.
No. 35S. Set OF Vase, Register Of
fee.
No. 2lS. Silk Quilt, James Reilley.
No. IS. Second get OF Furs, Mrs,
Frank Bond.
No. lis. First set of Furs, Stephen
Murphy.
Jamison.
No. 42O. Gold Cross, F. Dickinson
Bellsire.
No. 4S7. Molasses Pitcher and Dish,
Miss A. Campbell.
No. $50. Egg Castor, Captain NJ.
Flanagan, Grafton.
The drawing was completed at 10
minutes before o'clock this morning,
the following numbers finishing the
list:
No ll6 Lamp, Geo Ricketts,
No. 430. Toilet Set, H. Kitchen,
Bellaire
No 3S3 Gold Watch, John Stenger.
No. 1913. Trunk, Mr.. Shutter.
No. 333. Dnuer Castor, Mrs. George
Reilly. -,
No. 543. Gold Band Toilet Set: The
Orphans.
No. II. Gas Shade, VIM. L. Wood
side, Baltimore.
No All. Rocking Chair. NJ. E.
Sprague. ~ r,
Thos. Boylan.
No. 250. Sleeve Buttons, Geo. Crof-
ton, Petroleum.
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SHURTLEFF HOUSE

EAIRaOST, WET VA, FORMERLY
IL kearsley;, This House has Just been
new beds and new furniture. and a. s.cnn,i
70 none In the country. and is situated st
the u. d Y. railroad depot. This House a.
nri class In every respect. The table is n |.
with the best in the market
ChargS moderate. Sample rooms for corn.
thaeIn t. uaysIers. No charge for handliaz
o4ggte OiVe me q call satlsfariioy,
guaranteed 10 all my patrons GooJ s,nS
mug ior norses. 4, w. W.SHCRTLEFF'
'f" Proprietor
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OLD REL1ABLE-Lanfair and sCoun,
selmau's celebrated Challenge Brand
Baltimore Oysters will sell during the
HOLIDAYS at the following reduced prices;
Best family selects SOC per hal can +;
GOOD steying oysters S0c ler half can
at ]. McCLUsKEY's d Son,
Market St. opposite Mcclure House,
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GILT Edge" "A great deal OF the
beauty in q photograph depends upon
the way it is gotten up. We have ia'e
" seen some from Robinson g Gallery
on Black Enammel Cards with round
corners and Gilt Edges that are decld-
sSly nice
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MISceLLANs Gus.
STATE OF VEST VIRGINIA.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF THE
CONN 'sSIoNERs or PUBLIC PRINTING,
CHARLESTON, December u, 1873.


CONN sSIoNERs OF PUBLIC PPINrIS0,
CHARLESTON, December u, 1873.
In accordance,with law, Sealed Proposals
will De received by the Commissioners or
Public Printing, at the Auditors ONCE, In
the Capitol, uulilthe 30th day after the
i3th day OF Dec. 1879, at II o'clock
m, for the execution OF the PUBLIC
PRINTING and BINDING, and for supply.
ing the state with STATIONERY and
PRINTING PAPEKa, for the contract
period ending the Second Wednesday In
January, 1875.
Zach proposal shall q accompanied by a
bond executed according 10 law by the bid.
der, with st least two good and sufficient
suretleS, residing In this state, In the penal
sum OF ten thousand dollars, for all state
Printing; the penal sum OF two thousand
dollars Tor all State Binding and the penal
sum OF five thousand dollars for furnishing
Paper, conditioned for the faithful perform.
ance OF the contract and no bids unac-
cOmpanied by such bond will he entertain
ed by The Commission ers OF Public Printing.
An approximate estimate OF the work
and material To be done and furnished to-
getber with blank forms for psoposals,
bonds, &c, will be furnished upon applica-
ton 10 the Commissioners.
JOHN 4. BURDETT.
Frost Of OfCommissloners OF Public Printing.
CoCl3
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LADIES, dou't fail to go to the CLOSING
out sale OF dry goods, at /. Blum d
Bros, while cut shopping, to-day. A
visit at this establishment will pay you
well They are closing out their goods
uumerctuI!y cheap
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Flour.

OUR GOOCS ARE ALL BOUGHT NJ
" RECT in person, az lowest possible
prices and We are determined 20 neet An y
competition. Our stock of Teas and Tobsc-
cos Ia the largest and best assorted in the
city. Merchants will ind IL 10 their Inter
sst 10 call before buying elsewhere.
TISGLE d IsHAM.
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WORTH REMEMBERING.-The place TO
buy hobby horses, children's wagons.
carts, velocipedes, elegant bible, hymn
books, gilt books, and bronzes, is at
JOSEPH GRAVES,
18th, old Monroe street.
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BEET, BIGaEsT AND BEATS THEM ALL.
The opportunity OF the great bar
gains offered in the closing out OF the
large stock OF Winter Dry Goods OF all
kinds at J. w. FERREL's,
Centre Wheeling.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-In order to re-
duce my present large stock OF boots,
shoes and slippers, l will sell them at a
heavy reduction from former prices.
J.. V. BLOND.
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AT the City Cigar Store you will find
the best Imported Cigars and Formosa
Fine Cut. 1910.
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ELEGANT Mereschaum Pipes, Cigar
Holders, Cases, Pouches, &c., suitable
for Holiday presents, at the City Cigar
Store. 1910.
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CoNUNDRUM.-Why do most all the
ladies OF Wheeling buy their dry goods
at |. Blum IL Bros? Because they
sell better goods for less money than
any other house in the city.
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SOME OF the incest and freshest fruit
cakes, pound cakes, lady cakes, Noun
tain and small cakes. tor the holidays
at Mrs. ZEIGENFELDER's.
10 T.
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Dox'r you know that you can buy a
readymade suit, cloak, shawls, turs,
aud wooden goods for about one-half
the usual cost by going to the closing
out sale OF l. Blum Il Bro, q: llO4
Main street ?
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HOLIDAY Oysters from 25c to SOC
per half can, at
1876 MRS. ZlEGENFELDER's
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You will save money if you purchase
your Dry Goo1s and holiday articles at
the closing out sale going on at Messrs.
|. Blum & Bros, at ll04 Main street,
second door from the corner OF llth
street
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Ovs friend, Robinson, is doing some
6ue work in bis line. All wanting
photographs will do well TO give him
their orders.
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THIR-y new and stylish Closks and
English Travelling Jackets left, which
we will sell very low, to close.
GEO. L. TAYLOR = Co.,
900
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HOLIDAY PRssENrs.-Those wishing
to make handsome present should call
and puroha ase pair OF elegant slippers
or shoes. For sale cheap at
IV. BLoSDs.
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The brst assortment Of gents Slip
pers in the city is at
L. V. BLoSD'S.
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For Meerschaum Goods call at.
MEDER & Bros.
One door below Mcclure House.
20l0
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Teas.
An HALF CHESTS OOLONG, GOOD TO
fU choice,
. halfchesis souehong good to choice,
~ japan
"NOYUSE" GUgPowDER.
% half chests prime 20 choice
common.
"PIsG sUEY" GUsPowDER.
81 matted boxes good 10 choice,
- extra nne,
10 half chests common 10 prime.
YoUSs HYsoS.
half chests choice
We especially invite the attention OF the
trade 10 our large stock OF TEAS and TO-
BACCOS, all new and lresh, bought al low
prices.
TINGLE d ISHAn.
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Sugars.

rs BBLS. STANDARD EXTRA & y a A
I'D % Crushed, Pow'r'd and Granuiated,
30 Franklin Extra G.
80 jersey City q,
80 " LiyingstOn,
New Orleans In hhds. or bbls.,
For sale by
TINGLE & ISHAA.
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LADIES wishing a nice present for a
gentleman can find just what they want
5y calling ON JOHN L. RICE,
a Twelfth Street.
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THE City Cigar Store is the place for
real Mereschaum Pipes and Cigar
Holders, No. 6S, 18th street.
H. L. Loos,
1S-1O Proprietor.
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French CANDIEs.-Just received q
fine assortment at
1916 Mrs. XsIGEEEELDER's
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A LOT Of cheap toys TO close out The
stock, al Mrs HE'GENFELDEk
1876
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PORCELAIN miniatures for holiday
,roserts at ROBINSON
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FINE assortment of cigar cases for
the HOLIDAYS. at MEDER & Bros.
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half, and also Miss Trueman for her

half, and also Miss Trueman for her
admirable poem.
0n motion the sincere thanks of the
Association is rendered to the Press
everywhere for the services rendered us
in publishing our call.
On motion of G. n. Allen-We
heartily thank the good people OF
Bridgeport for their kindness to US this
day, and to the NJ. E. Church for the
use OF their house.
The following veterans answered at
Roll Call:
William NJ. Wilkins, Co. D, Sd Ohio,
Thomas Young a."
Jno. Boggs, "
John Miller, " "
John Hogue,
Samuel Martin, Co. K. l4th U. S. 1.
Nimrod Teaff, Co. l., Sd Ohio,
II. A. Stanberry, Co. D, lst Mounted
Rifles,
b. +. Smallwood, h. 20. llth Y. .. L.
A. S. Nilsson, Captain Carbroras Co.
Recruits.
VIM. P. Campbell, K. Co. llth U. S. I.
Edward Plunkey, B. Co. ID Louisiana.
Rodolph Myers, B. Co. 5th Ohio.
Edward Elliot, l. Co. Sd Ohio.
John Conwell, Co. C. 5th l.
Samuel Patterson, Co. D. llth U. S. l.
Rob't McElhenny, Louisiana Battalion.
John Gossite, l. Co. Sd Ohio.
Harry Allen, l. Co. Sd Ohio.
A. J. Dick, l. Co. Sd Ohio.
Charles n. Allen, Co. 4th Ohio.
Alouzo Loring, X. Co. llth U. s. l.
J. NJ. Todd, l Co. Sd Ohio.
On motion, special thanks were ten-
dered Prof. Wallace and his excellent
band for their services, which were
gratuitously rendered.
A committee OF five on Finance was
| appointed, and then the Association, on
motion, adjourned to meet at Steuben-
| vile at the call Of the President. Lett
ters from Colorels Charlesworth, Nc
Cook and others, were read, extending
congratulations.
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TGY the Puerto Principe cigar, at
MRDER a. Bros.
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SECURE you Carpets now at half price
as Ferrel is clearing out his stock.
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1910

A FULL line of holiday goods just
received by JuHN l. k!cE'
44 Twelfth Street.
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Administrator Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i appointed Administrator Of the estate
OF William Exley, deceased. hereby notifies
all persons indebted 10 said estate 10 settle
without delay, and all persons having
claims against the same To present them,
properly authentlcatert, for settlement
WIN. +. HUBBARD, Admir-.
decSb 1915 ChapliDe ~.
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New Sugar Cured Hams,

9 TIERCEs CINCINNATI SUGAR CUR.
4 cd Hams. New.
RJ. sNYTH.
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..nh were the men who marched away
Leaving their homes, or sweethearts
charms,
AL many maiden wept that day
E.o.r lover never came back to her
arms
Many wife, with whispered prayer
90 The God OF battles to guard the right,
-.I goodbye TO her husband there
hul watched him the last time "out OF
sight,"
.ao music thrObbed as they stepped along,
Gong out with the weak against the
>,IDLS.
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Ice cream for the Holidays, at
1876 Mrs. ZRIGENFELDER' 4.

l7-3
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New YORK, December 23.-Yester-
day in Wall street was day OF sales
and consequent reaction in prices. The
rumors OF failures yesterday were not
unexpected, and q good many more be-
tween now and the frat OF January are
N OF rnnrnhah hln