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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-14
A Camp Meeting Story.

The Martha's Vineyard correspondent
Of the New Bedford Standard says: Camp
meeting John Allen is ona visit to tho
Vineyard, and we spent very pleasant
hour With him on Sabbath. lIo has at
tended 235 camp meetings aud in answer
as tObis ago remarked that be felt as young
as'twenty-six, but waSin bis seventy ninth
year. In the course Of the conversation,
ho remarked what uuruly boys ministers
were blessed with, and thought it best to
give US q little circumstance that happened
on one Of his circuits,
A reverend gentleman, somewhat ad-
vauCoa in years, was called to follow bis
par!gsr in life to the,grave, aud, sufficient
tius having passed 10 keep bis memory
sacred, tta.old gentleman took il into big
head to marry again. His boy, .fudingoul
iESt his father was about to marry q girl
n tjSNly.tyoi justset and gave the"old
ged!lelisn'sa lecture, The reverend lis.
asasa lev. suhtil 3his paIienoe'and
a6SA pafnra -Vare Shnntseshausled. HI.
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Eating Withcutdn Appetite.

. . j. .
II IS wrong to eat without an appetitci
iasR shows there, ,idho gastric jaice in the
sigunch, and that paluto does nut need.
icaa, aud not poeding \, there bOiag no
'auh.tO receive and aCtppon I, IL remains
.IAsre oplS to pGtrify, tle very thSnght Of
I;Ehit6s6Snld tosufiphplto deterany'inah
from eating vitGoitan appetite totibofo.
maipast orhis life, Itu tonic ia taken TO
vbaE tdeappetie tisP mistaken cOnrso'
for its only result i to ,cp9se enc TO, eat
more, when already on amount has been
eaten beyond what the gastric juiceia ablo
10 prepare.
I.. The otjecsyto bo chained Is larger sup
ply ofgastric juice, not larger supply Of
food, and whatever fails to accomplish thai
essential object, fqilSto have huyi ciicion,
Eoy toward tbs caro Of dySpoptic diseases
The formation ofgpstric juicO is directly
proportiOuod to- tho wear aud tear Of The
system, which it'isto be the means otsup'
plying, and this wear and tear can only
take place .ps the result exercise The
efficient remedy for dyspepsia is work =
outdoor work-boncfcial aud successful
in direct proportional as itis interesting and
profitable. Halls journal Of Health.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-14
Tall Running.

Nosq great distance from the town o
Riverheadi Long Island, once lived afaih' alll
Or quqgr genius, who vas noted for the
strict observance Otgerdcity, butsometimel
he would start out with truthful nara;
tive, according otis views.
One day while in the Eilldge store, :
! place wbete farmers mostly copgregated il
stormy weather, be was pressed to relate
sons'of his past history, something new
Ithat-had not been tOla. before. -.
After feeling ID his pocket foF lis jack
knife }ana finding it, BE- cnt!a. piece .freH
a neighb6ring counter, and began this ten
der (2),talo," .,. !
oval, yousse, Ioaso owned q hosi
that was a hOss, hd was clipper, and could
go in double extrStimot
N0ue moruin" my wife, sez she;
"Father, We needs sum things fEan run thf y Z
store"
eve oudn't got things rs near lea "
We ken now, and had to 60 ovet shSo' =
The mud sum teasmiles tev'buy the tdiPgs,
Then | hitched up Bill Chat wuss sth99
pag's name aud got of.
II gotlAor all right and bo'tmy ylttalls,
but when. .Iistartdd fur hum, the clouds ge-
gan. .to.riz sts l, We're goin' to have
a rain 4
"Now The storm wus comm to'rd the
hinder psrtuvuy Yagin. | whipped up
Bill, aud tho rain began to fall. But
would yoa,believe it, that The rain didn't
get emmy further than tHsSslail, board of \.
NV Sa. rSa Il jest Keeper head Of 1t VII
W ,'o sroye hum, when i was forced to get
down to lower the bars, and. it jest give
that old cart pesky victim"
THusRaiShod the trus tale, and wewent
home and prayed for thatold man in such
a manner that he died the following week
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n 10 Outvis he gspkee by is 4p' achieve,
nodt,to which very lev people sta! !s@al
And old scyton.of BarDstablej Mass pro-
6bly thinks SO, who took the tongue out
SflHo chu,eA,bell last, Fourth Of July TO
pAsssut thsiboys from ringing it. The
'aiiss was not 1 ssacosss;,a "a ,aat-irou was
laid SRasr contribution by tho youths,
substitutes for the absent clapper, aud
made to doddty all day long .in world
otmerrimeht"
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/. Tie Pau Hapdie' Nsas, ,ti1 ssslkiIllg q
'the;deelsiGn d fttSs sdprsae Court il il ihs
EPqiteafiary casd, spSss S ;3S
dTheunaniuity with Hhich The Court de-
cided tho case is exceedingly. refreshing,
when one 'considets.tb imhShse ata9pnt
Of augmentation op.the, part Of copSsels
Tho decision is adverse tcs Cow Jacob
aud will probably stir up tbe usual cry Of
Legislative psurfat.iQn, rings, 90, lf0n
his friends. = as..
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Things Ia Workin'.

: The Saudusky Register (Republican) is
compelled bypublic sentiment to say
The Increase Of salary Involving as it
does the putting ofback.pay into the hands
Of mombcrs, Is wholly indercnsiblo aud
wrong. we went into last hll's campaign
with solemn pledges to ccOuOmiSo, and
came out Of a single session Of Congress
with record for cvtraydganco, The rep,
reseptatiges Of the peopleproVcd thomsel-
ives capablc.of doing what the people 'had
coudoauodiu outspOEou terms. The pub.
lie money vas voted away githout stint,
and Abe most prominent men were tue
leaders inithe Shameless raid upon the
treasury General Grant signed the bill
which robbed thepq0plS, aqd then added
ilgqt tolaisy'b appointing sESlIAbarger,
a;aIary,Afabber. tothS Ctgil Service Com
5pissSsa fnd John A pgAAp,. another
sglaty,grsbBef, y lhsfJepaN Mission
Foppell tbe OH
SSH aaa put plp tgrg gppeg
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AT LAW,

Roipt Pleasant, 8iVson County, West Va.
iEl:kFiNG mo moved 20 and permanently located
sE1sst Point Pleasant. and having procured
the use Of d, 5aEisher's r's,LaV Library, Twill az
ali liGus bs found athfssofice ready to attend
10 any and'alI business entrusted tony care;
anawill practice hereafter inelhe counties ol
Mason, Putnam, jackson and Roane. Is
/. Ellpersons coming TO Point Pleasant by the
Ka6a$ha or Ohio River Boats, can consult
with,mG at pny time Of night in timgtQ return
~ same, boat, by calling at my residence:
aprl i6Slg. p,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-14

A venerable Boston physician recon-
meuds. people iRcholora times to never 60
out with an empty stomach, cat no fresh
bread uor sour food.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-14

It's charged that Governor Kellogg.rs'
eeiyes a portion Of the @stss On the 'tol-
lection Of taxes 10 he'Firss I.ouisius Dis
trict, Ez.Liepteuant-G Goyarqss Piacback .
part Il Els Fourth and Secoa 'lrlcts,-
Postmaster Lowell, part COLLECTED int the
Sixth. This staleuentis is made onaulhOF.
ity ofthe New Orleans Herald,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-14

Ast, Louis man advertists inlhatcitY'S
papers that hiswife has loft, him without
any provooaiops whatever, after astW0
weeks marriage, andsthash 80 shall ICON,
slider lli@ssIf parted should tieS same bot
return within tIres dsyss
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Inn mission.

Brother Badger was rathertakeu aSacS
a few Sundays since Brother BadgdE is
a senior deacon Of the cracked. CHURCH O
Raybridge, aud Brother Badger oFnSsa
grert deal Of property in Raybridge, and
is very loud in.tFe praises Of the town.
he would advise, everybody and every
bods's relatives, to,cotnS and settle iq that u
peaceful, moral, aud beautiful duaiopfh-
ty,,tO further 50 laudable an end, he would ,a! !
sell them land upon Which to build sAoqG-
Sos. ..se.
/. .Itsas' Sunday evening ,,and at.tht cl9se| cl9.s
qsthe prayer meeting Parson logos, Ehe =
is The settled pastor ths crack geqt9H
ofIsay5tidge, informed ail. 'ftispdS
Rev. Mr., Swan, Of Lakeside, 'Ta9la aps
ply hispqlpit on the following ssessl3i y
and he gave asa reason for tbe ezshaags q
that be bimself shouldahaTs no time
prepare q serupn as he was going q
mission tothe Hsathen.
Th assembly we're i, icoIst0Fa.
.Tbe5iOyed their pastor and diaapt
fdpart with him,
Brother Badger arose audEaddre lh'
minister openly. 40 EasispsPds : .
paiued. ..ls.
se'e-&wherclore3&b the, ,fas
sThat yo,u.whsGi
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a Georgia editor describing j ssdai'
latsly, said The bride looked avery
,radled iu'lhe.golaon glilaaisr ofsni sysH
.iDg lake ga form aake. SNOWY, yssSsgp
flushed, growing the ripplingssis some ne
Southern sea-" Iftbat we're really g, ths
bridegroom mpst have been very ulseh
buSslld4o,kseW Nhetbq lawns Eeddieg
a'sabhstins CONSERVATORY ets au aqfcrR ps
realas. n a M "A.
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Supreme Court Decision,


We make the following extract from au
editorial in the ParEersburg Times on tho
recent decision Of the Supreme Court IN
the Pc Peniientiary case;
TbecxCilement caused at the time when
the Directors ofthc Peuitentiary, appoint.
ed by the Public Works, were prevented
by Mr., Shalcross, from entering the Pen
.iteulisry building, was intense all over the
State, and twas feared that the conflict
between the Governor and the Board Of
Public Works nights resultin irrtparable
injury to the State, if heated copnsels
should prevail, leading to acts defying the
assumed pOsition'oftbe Governor. Fortps
nately, however; cooler counsels prevailed
placing the whole subject Of controversy
before the highes. tribunal Of our State -
Thatstep, agreed to by both parties. calm;
ID the excitement to 10 great degree;
though all we're looking with deep iepSleV
for the decision'of our Supreme Court. = =
ThasaeeisiOa has 4ow,bee1 rendered and
| L 4 our duty 10 abaebyite The decision
as published 10 lbS Wheeling Regstst!.if,'
|osotcGSpiesten and half colugRsE tCp g6gg
for. Our papers spd$Rbich, perhaps, RsgH
not be- perusedSsF many Of paLfreHdeFss5i
t6ereiors wei dehot'agt 1t necessary sl
insert itsi6 oaIseoluidhs; suffice Il, 70 ys
itbat tHeSuprsmo OSprtgnRiptajnst IaHI
y = ~ AZ - d
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-14

Southwestern sanitarians have settled it
to their,ogn satisfaction that indigenous
cholera" owes its origin solely 10 catiRg
fruit containing the germ Oftho caicrPiI-
Ia. tsf.-as.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-14

"A AesagilIs. iii, whO.uasl looking
at scitsus clown Sbrli6g his-hat on q
stick, remarked 10 her YOU young nibat5iS
FUSED TO LtBat.1 EAe59spg man vas
looking al a.eontorionistin another Partol'
the arena vhohad hislsgs tied around his
neck, and an explanation was necessary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-14

a rarc daring and presence Of mind was
quite recently exhibited BY two Boston
girls, whom olumbcrius around The sides
Of Mt, Washington in company Of a young
friend, were shocked to sec bin lOso bis
hold falling 70 aloage below, aud this is
the3Nay the two grlBtpvcd him'
0ae oftho young ladies. lying fat upon.
hSgtoApd, slid over The bank from which
The gentleman had slipped icliuging mean
while 10 The feet lbd second lady, who
10 turn cluog last'tp o sharp rock above.
The ogoptlonau'yns lRnvb,up slovly aud
With gtdat effort, having with pardonable
iudolicaqy grasped bis pteserysr about tho
ankles" =
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I ranr Z rllaE4lIrnoMln. NI cannot

A1Ipps GsE98Fvon4s. II cannoG for.
bear poinllbg 6at to you, my dearest
|caildp fa CoilipgwOod TO hi'
d9pgatsI ssssaya6tsge that will
sssdlt afste conduct and svpctl
Slfpeople on pScas.
ions lSlyettbstyou area gentle:
SoI E6ur words aud actions
6sIa So gentle, meyer heard
slAs Pa dear god mother
hqsEy thing % any person %
|ia |lIg .dgayor to initiate her ]
Adl.daiSk and hssty IN my temper; but,
ni s,llug sa misfortune gGich not
sisieutly restiaiiaed in my
yoal hescsh . me iuexptessiole Paia.
tEas lge ns more troaSietto subdde
slisippSs ytliug' | ever w
sgIeoE.F
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Tsuy, oy URculr CoUpT First Monday
in AnriI and first Monday in October
TERMS OF rouSry CouRr --InHG 'nS"s nlonSas
IN January, March, Mayj july November!
and December.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

1M,sowo Minimum Lodge No 10, A, F. and ID
H,M meets monthly, on The night Of the ~ ~
moon, the same beng Tuesday, or on y, 'Ge !
tuesday night Immediately preceding W.
I'D, o. F.-ThePoint Pleasant l,odgte..E,o' ',
All 90, n. meets egerY Thursday Digit
aLFisAers Hall. JOHN MASON ! ssclt'a9s a'c
poST OFFICE HOURSe The OGics y
amen frDm q clock a. m. tp,9 ocl0tE P.miS-.
o. Sundays from o'clses IN, OBJ m'-
Nm FRENCH, Post1ss 4
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SICIANs.
DIR. l.. F. CAMPBELL,
Physician and surgeon, '

UIWE IeU0W'VVI "VV' "
HAVING located permanently at Point
III Pleasant offers his professional services
to tiie citizens Of thetown and vicinity. He
bopesby strict attention to business, TO merit
continuance ofthe liberal patronage he has
already received. r
HeiSay be found at all times at his Office
wheaaot professionally engaged
N9Sjb-ly.
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1lrFLE B6N BhUa

~ sf--a- ~ *
Uhdsr The hay.stack little Roy Rlils
! sleplwith bis head on bis ann,
While voices Of men AUta :SoieSs ok maids
Are calling him, over t6eiarm.
Sheep i'd tle meadows aretu6ning 2ilaG \
Where poisonous heVbage grows Z
Leaving white tufts Of dOFny aeeeS I.
On ClO thOrns Of the sweet wild rose,
Out iathe Reldsv6ere the silksn corn
It's plumed heads mods and tOws,
Where golden pumpkins ripen below
Trample the white-faced COWS,
s But oloud blast on The shipiug,horp@
Calls back the strayiRgshecp,
] And the cows may wander in hay OrcornS
u While their keeper lies asleep.
His rough eyes aretishtly sEnt,
His dimples are all at rest;
The chubby hand, tucked under his head
By one rosy cheek is pressed.
wsken himH No. Let down the bars 4
And gatAerthe traAut sheep.
'open the barn.yard and drive in the cows,
Bullet the little boy sleep.
For year after year we can shear the fleece,
And corn can always be sown,
But the sleep that visits little Boy Blue
willnot come when the years have flown
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- 49, ~ 4 80 MA ~ 49,
90niW scl ESs being sied
.BsfSre9 aasFa sad jury VbiSl
hadb beIors,aud bad resulted
iu d ni Aiie4Is clerk was swear.
Ing tks second attempt, SOME
Que hapbsA Slhsrk aloud that the for
morjgfy.6a chung" lsyaES Said
johann Ka dno II tho jury elect
!'e6uriss befo, beinsa One b
the livgef8 said: "Yes; that hap.
b,ss sSnelias 'tWEft. saaJohqnn,
nIdsalt,go os to6uFy, youpot; goes
to fdeID house 1a,ifyou vaplS Chqrics, 70
haagyda gstsS Sets you can, ANT itl'
And Jalapd h6unCsd of. wbilcceurt, law
yes and spectators we're convulsed With
E6as Times. ISL
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One pound Of cOpperas thrown in .
vault, is good disinfectant. It can DO
bought Of any druggist for ten cents
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-14

ltisiha fashion now for tas iObdtklo
their btlis-behiqli.' which 81 50 bocon.
ing as theeway aaey used tc.bqcklo them
before, A.
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crFICIAL DIRECTORY
MASON, COUNTY.

Judge Circuit COurt=RoSy JOS. ssh. SMITH y
Radiance o RavouswoOd, jackson county.
AeS, sISrE Circuit Courl--0. B. WAGGENEE
;$ssidSat County Court-B. ] REDMOND
nSle So,oty C6urt--E. KIMBGRLlEG.
Psi~ PSrssis~Scatiag Attorney--D. W. PoLslEY
Sherif--G. sEH0N.
,Jailor-J. JEWETT. :, n;,,1,u =.
Surveyor Of Lands--q. v; r .PgLhIEs = ] ddSIsiI
Ssqessor Dist. No, I-JACoB RoUb1si
-" . @D.S VAN MATaE, petE STt
+" No,9-JoHN . BUCELEYl, !,
suprrintend't Of Schools--O.T II b MooNh
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r Z a \
/, Lis true saying lhatppople yeEy,sseI,
dom know their bsn minds. The latest
ipstaSoo is ofan indianapolis couple who
thought ihDy voro mot lh!saded Tor one,
another and Saghl}s Bs ssbpratedss Thpt
got divorced and bogSS hunting around
br otbot,psttpsrs Of lbelr joyA md Sor',
.roei. Aft$ SvSin search ofsaysnl'da5!t'
the penasus gsntSnapss9I ths ;prss'
oneSof the pohient'l&a md afseI hi'ssc'
dnd sSccesiiul eourshipf regAinea het
heart hnd hand. TheyRsre rc,tuited
wttha mutual promise ''nOyef'to. % and
get divorced us more
There seems to be DO epd,to:ths tripl8i
and rlbplstiOus have heset thesppth,
way otihat tathoriy'old gentleman Brig
ham Young Not long since he found
~.
The cares Of state to' multiply With such
tppility' that fo turned aside from
his post at the helm to spend BIZ, last
fov years III peace. 1t seems that he is
oven to DO denied this boon. His eigh-
toontG wifohas sued her lord for divorce
aud alimony. To thlsho domur. And
so there will be more litigation aud worry
for tho Prophet, who appears after all not
to moro honor in bis country than wAsac,
corded to his class otold Is the Oldmap
to sum up for US the result Of oil the gar
nGrod years in tho confession that sums up
SO many, "all is vanity"
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IL
nlhetsGh With which he S1eaIe
borrowed d saddle Sad started
lStifnoa late ths nskKuight, qpdsba
would havobcgni back sooner L he b
got ospop bbe rSualsin Hshsd gIl
the whole ono hdidrcd aRa tTeA -
without Ecsi; but obtained Ih6Ppts
.PerSit apd.tbeuSSt mOfnih sAsly
Wedding took place.
5& This Y the way they Gagged . sALAcss
at Ithica, iccordingtSa local pqpef1
cable, chain was attached e essh o ;
legs aud one drouea bis Desk, aud he
were coupled 0lpeomOtiscs d saoh Of
railroads. The engines yeretheu Stsrl
Pulling ID Eve, different directions, hls
hemothship bad nothing left toi 6ght
but bis tail, and lbpt was laShedtq
c6urch,apirs BY . wirorOpo. BeiRgg
dtred harmless BY theseguysfa psKY
on was bulit around him, apa thvSts
secured
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"A galitCraialoyer hos proved big dogo.
ItiOn Jiga lsdrSlridccI ,o6o hundred md, !,
WENT 89Vgsiorb bPide, PfatShiipehini-.
lIa l6e ddtnIg n Ali hia...
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2 The Gallia county faif.yll 1 ses q 1 Reld a
.Gallipolis October l.ts2da9a
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virtSaB everywhere lesane, because,
il cohasiftoa God, while everything else
isof men, 60,
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that old cart posky wettln."
THusfaiShed the trus tale, and yewont
home and prayed for that Old man 10 such
a manner that he died the following week
, 1873-12-11
THE INDIANS.

Derrcdnttonx oE Comnrac2aca in tho
South.ycat--n1nny Scttlers Killed.
GA1vEoroH, Doc. 1O.--rho following dispatch
will appear tn lilo Gulycston Ne,os tomorrow
morning:
HAN hNrosro, Dec. 10.-On tl,o5th inntant tho
IntliauB attacked three mon 75 miles from San
Antonio, n,d nortally woundcA George Bolt. A
boy rms ahot In tho log, and n Mexican lad m
arm pinned to lis aldo With an arruw. Tho In
diana drove of aoyonty-Avo hoad Of lorHeH.
:, LArEH;@The Indiana, In their rald on tho
mostly sheap-lordora. Tho aon Of MIR. drny, OF
Enntago nni,oho, was also killed. Duok Gravea.
In cot,imnnd of d party Of citlzons from Corpus
Christi, la 1T pursuit OF thoM.
Thirty Indians attacked ROLLS rancho. and
captured thilty-oight horses; no ono wan killed..
Tie Indians arc supposed 70 DO Comancles.
Thoy camo upon two AIexicano, QUO of
whom. jnmned into well to snyo
and throw Inn Into lilo vol after tho other. Al
another rancho, wloro thirteen Aordors wero
drying sheep, they killed nevon mad hung thcm
to the trees. Tho whereabouts Of the other six
iB nut known.
, 1873-12-11

Fifteen Ycara for tho First and Eight
for the Second.
Soon after tho opening Of tho Criminal Court
yoeterdny morning, tho jury in tho Lawloss ml1r-
der case don't word to Judge Tree that thcy had
agreed upon verdict.
Whom brought into the courtroom tho foro-
mnn gave tho document to tho Clork who read
it aloud, in tho prasoncs Of Walsh md Donne.1y,
their families, and tho counsel in the caso. Tie
yortict was as followu:
VIC, tho Jury, flnd The defendants, john W31all and
William Douhc)ly guilty Of lnanaaughter, John Walsh
principal, aud fix his punishment at ftcon years In
the State penitentiory; William DDnncy accessory,
aud fix hts puntshnsont At eight years in tho Staso
renitentRry. PHILIP KEHaEpY, Foreman.
At the request Of the State Attorney, tho
words "priucipal nt,d "accesaory" wero
stricken out, 81 being lllegsl md tho verdict was
read as amended After tho jury were pollod,
tho prisoners wero romanded to await Hontonco.
They ehowcd Ittlo emotion until they reaclod
tho jai!, when both mon gave froo expression to
their foeliuga. Thoy stoutly affirmed their iu-
nocence, aud said that tie acqnttal Of Alckelyy
Tuesday lal Kono far in influencing thoir con-
yiotion. Walsh is 50 years Of age, and has q
wifc aud two Children. Donnelly IL II, and ia
also married. Their counsel, Alr. jackson. cr4-
tered motion for new trinl, which will be mr.
gucd somo time during next week.
, 1873-12-11
WISCONSIN,,
inspection of the Stnte Charitable nnd
F.cfornlntOry Institutions.

Hnspcction of tilc Stnte Charitable nnd
ticfornlntOry Institutions.
Speeiai Dsputth to Tho Ch,eaqo Tribune.
NIADlscNyILIE, Dec. 1O.-The Committee Of
tho Legislature appointed by Gov. Washburn
to visit tho State charitable mud correctional ill.,
stitntfone mot at tho Executive Office Tuesday
evening. sountors Campbell Of Lafayette
County, and Scllautz, OF Washington County
tho latter in place Of Senator Grceno-dcclincd
tho invitations, and Asscmblyman Barton, Of
Brown Dunning, Of Daue,, mud FinkclnburE,
of Buffalo, wero present. Tho COMMITTEE do
cided first to visit tho Soldiers Orphan Asylum
Homo hero; Tomorrow to visit tho State 1fos-
pitnl for the Insane, noar here; to 50 lonce to
Jancsviilo, wl1cro tho Blind Institute is located;
then to tho Deaf and Dumb Asylum, ut DelNyen
tho milwaukee, Charitable Institution; the IT.
lustria School. at Waul;osha; tile Slate Prison,
nt Wnupun; aud tho Northern Hospital for tho
Insane, at Oshkosh. Noithor GOV. Washburn or
Gov. Taylor vii! 20 Oh tho tour Of inspection.
Sales or State lands, forfeited by tho non-pny
mont Of taxos, wero increased to-day to ubout
SlQ, 900, some selling NJ high as s3 por aero.
, 1873-12-11
FIRES.
I'm Fort yEnyno, ans.; g,oss, u 5000.

I'm Fort yrnync, Hnts.; g,oss, 81 5000.
.. s.c;ol Dfspateh h The Ghtcayo 7t,bn"'.
Fo1T WAYNE. Doc l0.-This morning about
5 o'clock Il fro broke out in tho warehouse
owned BY ". s. EdSali md loasol by W. r. Ab-
bott, consuming tho building and contonta, con.
sfsting Of Gnu barrc1s Of flour, 10000 pounds of
lard, i, CAGES Of boots anl ehocs,, and organs.
The fro burned ncrcoly for 8 'ong time, and
whom it reached tho larl tho l'eat and ilan,es
wore intense. Tho total loss y estimated Mt
from 918,o00 to $4,000. Tho following
10 n list OF tho losers and thoir
insurance 9. L. Hill, music doalor, three
organs, valued at $500, not insured; City Nlilla.
Sun barrels Of flour, valued at s3, GOO. Insured for
53.000; ". r. Abbott 40,000 pounds Of lard,
yai,1od Mt 90, quo, insured for 81 600; a1r, Wall
laco 10 cases Of boots and shoes, loss or inBnr-
city, ". 9. Edaal ow11or Of thu building, which
is valued at $1,000, states his insurance At
$4,000. Tho origin Of the tlro is mystery. Il
vas first iscoyeEoo T. tho hn,Soent aud spread
and very dry.