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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-21
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WAsuINGToN, December 20, SP. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlCER- 7
WAsuINGToN, December 20, SP. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.
For the south Atlantic and Gulf
States, clear or clearing and cool wealth
cr, with north or west winds and rising
barometer east of tho lower Mississippi.
The temperature will rise slightly west
Of the lower Mississippi, with winds
shifting to eastcrlv or sOuthcriy. For
the Northwest and Upper Lake region,
partly cloudy weather, slight rise in the
temperature, southeast 20 southwest
winds and falling barometer. For Ten
nesscc and the Ohio valley, clearing and
cooler weather, with north or west winds
and rising barometer during tn" night.
For the Middle States, New England
and Lower Lake region, rain or snow
during the night, with brisk and high
northeast to northwest winds and a
slight fall Of temperature, followed by
rising barometer and partly cloudy
weather in the first and last named dis
tricts. The upper Ohio river and rivers
in Pennsylvania and Virginia will rise
rapidly during Monday. Cautionary
signals continue at all stations on the
Atlantic coast, except jacksonville.
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or mineral whatever. Much serious
richness and suffering Is prcyented ny
have them on hand for their protection
and relief, when required. Long expeI-
ience has proved them the safest, surcst,
and best OF all the pills with when the
market abounds. BY their occasional use,
ths blood is purified, the corr'lpuohs Oh
the system expelled, distractions remov-
ed, and the whole machinery of HE re,
stored to It's healthy activity. Internal
organs which become clogged and slug,
gish are cleanscd by Ayers l1lls, ana
diseases is changed into health, the Nalno
Of which change, when reckoncd on 10
vast multtudes who enjoy IL, can h-iuIy
he computed. Their sugar coating makes
them pleasant To take ana preserves ihelr
Virtues unimparcd for any length of tiine,
so that they are ever fresh, and perfectly
reliable. Although searching they nro
mild and operate without disturbance Ia
the constitution, or diet, or occupation.
Full directions are given on me wrap
per to each box, how to use thcm ~ y
Family Physic, and fort the following COM
plants, which these pills rapidly cure:
For Dyspepsia or indigestion, lhsti.ss-
ness. Ianguor, and Loss OF Appetite, thry
should be taken moderately to stimulat"
the stomach, and restore its heaithy ION"
and action.
For Liver Complaint and It's various
symptoms. Bilious Headache, Sick H.nd-
Collie and Bilious Fevers, they should b"
udlciously taken for each case, Ia correct
he deceased action or remove the OBJ
tructIons which cause IL.
For Dysentcry or DiRrrhoP, but one
IN lid dose In generally required.
For rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Palpita-
ton Of the Heart, Pain I'm the Side, Back
and I0ins, they should be- continuously
taken, ms required, Ia change the deceased
action Of the system. with such change
those complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and Dropsical SwclllnRs,
they should bo takcn In large and frequent
doses To produce the effect Of IA drasib~
purge.
For Suppression, n large dose should
taken, aS IL produces the desired effect
sympathy. w
Asa Dinner Pill, take ono or two Pills
promote digestion and relieve tho
stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the Etoin.
ach and bowels, rctorcs the appetite, aud
IuyigoratDs the system. Henc" II IN oft"n
adyant tagcOus where no serious d0rHnge-
mrnt exists. one who feels tolcrably well,
often finds that u dose of these Pills makes
him feel decidedly better, from thCi clean
ing and rcnOvating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED NY
DR.. j. G. Aver & Co., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, ". y. A.
For sale by all Druggists Evcrywh
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCISNATT, December l9.-Cotton,
Flour, Rye and Barlcy-Dull but un-
changed. Whcat-Dull at 81 l0tGl ~
Corn-Stcady at 7O@72c. Onts-Flrm
ut 56GG2c. Linsccd Oil--Quict at SOC.
Eggs, Butter and Chcese-Unchangcd.
Purk-Dull and declined at $lS16ta
1900. Lard-Dull and nominal; steam
l2iGr13c; kettle l4c. Bulk Meats
Dull; shoulders 9lc; clear rib
sides 12Gl22c; clear sides BE. Green
McaLs-DuIl; shoulders at l-5(a Gici
sides 9@9Ec; hams 1910 lOic. Whisky
Firm at 97c. IIog- slaughtered since
November lst, 2J5,Jj7; same time last
Ycur. l5,337.
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ACCORDING to Saturdays New York
u.,,H i, is now thought that little
rr,prgY Ross was drowned by his alb
l..,ors IN Newark bay. There seems to
b, some grounds for the fear, as the body
a. little boy four years old was found
e.. ,pc waters Of the bay on the 18th Of
y,vember last, and it corresponded with
IN, description of tho missing child.
r,;. wruId indeed be sad end to a sad
.,rv should it turn out to be true. The
Ia. will be- disintcrred for examination,
md there is yet hope that it may not be
,t., Of the long sought for child.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December l9.-Flour-
Unchanged. Whcut-Ncry dull; amber
western 81 2Oml 30; No. ! red 81 %;
No 81 2Oal2l. Corn-Active; mixed
western SIC. Oats-Easicr; white west.
crn GGc; mixed G5c. Rye-DulI at 95c
Cay$l 90. Hay-DuIl at $lG OOlaN 90.
Pork-Nominally at $2l %. Bacon
Slow; shoulders lOCGlOtc; clear rib sides
I2JMyl2lc. IIams-Sugar cured l@fd
lac. Lard-Nominal at l4@liic.
Butter. Coffee and Pctrolcum-QuIet and
unchanged. Whisky-LOwer ut IL 02S
U2i.
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PHILADELPHIA Mark ct.

PHILADELPHIA, December l9.-Rlour
Dull and unchanged. Whcat-DuIli
red 81 lSrul 20; white 81 3jCal 40.
Rye-At$lO Corn-Businrss small;
yellcw 80tasic; new white sl@s3c. Oats
White G7c. Pork-S20 JOCT2l %.
Lard-Atl33@l4tc. Whhky-At 81 OF.
Petroleum-Stesdy; refined llic; crude
in barrels sttdstc; in bulk 5tc. Clover
Seed-sI@l0c. Buttcr-Quiet; choice
western 33G35c; choice rolls S0tG BIC.
Cheese-Cnchsnged. Eggs-toteady at
29(d,20c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, December l9.-Business
was quiet in all the departments to-day.
Cotton goods in steady but limited de-
maud at nominaIIy unchanged prices.
Prints are in demand. Fancy hosiery
fairly active. Woolens quiet. Holiday
handkerchief and laccs fairly active.
The Daily BIL>tiH says, Certain style.
of dark prints are closing out by agents
at concessions from nominal asking
rates.r
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1t is very lucky to dream you pay for
thing twice over, since atterward you
will probably take care to have all your
bills receipted.
l::you dream of beer it is a sign that
You may have pot luck.
To dream Of ice, is a favorable omen
for lady, that she relates her dreams to
an elegant young man passing pastry
cooks shop on hot day.
To dream Of soap, betokens a combat
in which you may expect to become
lathered. - -
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Mo<ierp Women.

Its sad commentary upon our boa.ted
civilization that the women Of our times
have degenersted in health and physigue
until they are literally race of invalIds
pale, nervous, feeble and baek-acby,
with only here and there few noble er-
eeptions in the persons Of the robust,
buIom ladies characteristic Of ihaseI in
days gone by. By 4 very large expert
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, December l9.--Flour-
Steady and in moderate demand. Wheat
in moderate demand; No 3
white Wabash 81 %; amber Michigan
slO9; Mol red 81 I0.; No. 2 red 81 02i
No. 2 amber Illinois 81 0s!. Corn-Duil
and lower; high mixed cash and eller
January tic; seller May 75ic; low ZEE
OAts-DuIl and lower; No. 2 5Gci white
Ssc
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S-,- Ouict and steady

STATE BOSDs-Quiet and steady.
STocKs-The quiet which has prevail
I'd at the Stock Exchange for week
past was broken to-day by the suspension
Of Broker named H. K. Wright who Is
a member or the Stock Exchange, but
apparently very little known. This
morning he appeared a. buyer Of Toledo
* Wabash stock and took all that was
offered. 1900 shares. The general list
advanced under these purchaces until
Wright was CALLED upon 10 put up mar
gin, when be expressed his inability,
and informed the stock bard that he
would BE- unable TO meet MS engage
ments. Wabash, which had been sell
ing at 26(S26i, Immediately declined 70
2l.. considerable amounts having been
sold out for Wright's account. For .
time a panic ruled and prizes would have
fallen more than they did except tor
I purchases Of the bears. The other stocks
were also sold Out in the same way.
! About the same time Pacific Mail went
down 10 3Gt on the announcement Of the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-21

wrsre indebted to our friend and
.,un.msn, ALEcK CALDWELL, Esquire,
late copies of New Orleans papers.
", hope they are harbingers of that
o,,emsn's speedy personal presence in
..,- midst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-21

A Man I'm Ruins.--0ne OF the saddest
spectaclcs In the world Is n human being
shattered and broken down by the use OF
ardent spirits. But the damage may be re-
paired. the ruin restored To perfect sound
ness by "a course OF that most powerful of
all invlgorants, Dr. Walkers Vinegar Bit
ters. Beware OF those "tonics" OF which
rum is an element. They aggravate disease
and promote decay. decl2b
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, December l9.-Wheat n d
Oats-U nchanged. Corn-5tszdy At ~
G73c. Petroleum-AdTancingi standard
white &c; Ohio state tsst lOc; small IOts
lG,2c higher.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-21
AYERS CAIHARIlC PILLS.

For the relief
and cure Of NIL
dcrangcmentS
I'm the stomach
livcr,and bow
els. They are
n mild apcr-
lent, and ex.
ccllent gurga-
tive. Betn Y
purely vegcta-
Bile, they con-
tain nomercu-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-21
Arresfesi for Murder.

PITTSBURGH, December 20-A young
man named Meal Paul, was arrested to-
night at his boarding house, on Wylie
avenue, in this city on charge of hav-
ing murdered Neal Mcbride, Of Jaynes-
vile, Luzerne county, Pa, in February
last
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-21

From our reports this morning the
,.b;Ii,ies are that the weather te-day
=, bs clear, with north or west winds,
,Jlower temperature.
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Death of Jefferson RiYeS.

WASHINGTON, December 20.-Jetfer
son Rives, one of the proprietors of the
Congressional Globe, dropped dead to-day,
of apoplexy. .... ..rr
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FOREIGN.
Crisis I'm Reichstag Past.

LONDON, December l9.-The Posts
Berlin special says the crisis is entirely
over. 1t was suggested at cabinet
council Thursday that the Reichstag BE-
dissolved as remedy for Bismarck's 5
complaint that he lacks reliable major
ity, but Bismarck declined the PROPOSE
ton.
The News correspondent at Berlin tel
egraphs that Bismarck stated in the
council Thursday that he had received
warning from the police of fresh plot
spainst his life
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The coming sugar crop is reported un-
precendentcdly large, and is expected TO
be the largest ever produced in Cuba
Rev. W. Z. Huntington. ID. D. rector
Of All-Saints parish, Worcester, Mass
has announced that he has declined the
Bishopric Of Iowa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-21
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Another Murder at tho Mines.

Another Murder at the Mines.
PoTTsvILLE, December l9.-Frederiek
Hesser, Coroner of Northumberland
county, was murdered at the Coal Run
mines, near Shamokin, last night. There
is great excitement, and the citizens have
organized committee to investigate.
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State Dinner to the King.

WASHINGTON, December l9.-The
President and Mrs. Grant will give
state dinner to Kalakahaua on Tuesday
next. The dinner will be attended by
the King and suite, members Of the Cab
met, Sir Edward Thornton and Mrs.
Thornton, Chief Justice Waite, Senator
Cameron, Representative Orth, and a few
others. The press of official duties COM
pels General Sherman to leave for st.
Louis tonight, and he will not be able to
attend.
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Louisiana Returning Board.

New ORLEANS, December l9.-The
Returning Board was in executive session
nearly ali day. 1t is understood that
they have canvassed the returns from
several additional parishes, giving the
Democrats fifteen Of majority in the
House. 1t if believed that the Board
will get through with the canvass early
next week. The Democratic majority in
the House will probably be about twenty
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-21
snow StoFm.

New YORK. December 20.-Eight or
ten inche. Of snow fell here to-day, and
twenty inches is reported at Paterson, \.
]. The storm is severe and extends
throughout the Eastern and Middle
States. There is no delay Of the mails
reported, but telegraphic communication
is seriously interfered with.
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neath OF q Theatre Employee NJ
Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, December l9.-JosePh
Mcfarland. a scene shifter and curtain
tender at the Pittsburgh Opera House,
while ascending the stairway from under
the STAGE during the progress of Jeffer-
sons play of Rip Van Wrinkle this even:
inc slipped and falling over the edge of
the stairs, broke his neck, and died In
SANITY. Deceased was aged % years,
and single.
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At'heeling Reeister.

c,Id closed in New York Saturday
nlll!.
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a Double Murder.

ST. Louis, December ls.-The Demo,
crofs Kansas City special says, the dead
bodies of two young men were found on
the track of the Northwestern Pacific
ra;lroad, FIVE mives east of this city, to-
dsy. The corners jury found verdict
that they had been murdered ana piaSea
on the track. 1t is believed here that
thew were they two Pinkertons, the de-
tectives who have been in this section
since the railroad robbery at Muncie-
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Reported Hanging by Vigilance
Committee.

DEs MONIES, December l9.-An un-
confirmed report was spread here this
morning that the vigilantes hung Nj.
Kinken near Peoria city, twenty-eight
miles from here. 1t appears that Kinken
and his wife had quarreled, she residing
new with her son-in-law, Mr.. Seinslnaster.
Kinken, in a revengeful mood, Monday
night fred Seinsmaster's barn, which
with considerable stock, implements ard
grain was destroyed. Much excitement
was created in consequence.
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Irwin Refuses to Testify.

WASHINGTON, December l9.-Irwin
refused to-day to inform the Sub Com
mittec on Ways and Means how the Pa
cifc Mail Company's money was ex-
pended pending the subsidy bill in Con-
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Efforts to Burn State Prison at
Auburn.

AUBURN, N. Y, December l9.-Or
ganized attempts are evidently being
made by the cOnvicts to burn the State
prison here. 4 few days ago fires were
set in two or three places, and to-day
fires were started in three shops only
one Of which, however, the collar shop,
ives seriously damaged.
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Bank Statement.

New YORK, December l9.-Loans
increase, $506, ,500;specie decrease, $685.
300; legal tender decrease, $l,539,6OO;
deposits decrease, 81, zoe, 200; circulation
decrease, Zoo; reserve decrease, ST.
4G2 80
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WASHINGTON December 20.-There
were about thirty members present at
the caucus of Southern Republicans last
night. They appointed committee con-
sisting of Maynard, White, Mckee,
Platt and Whitley, TO confer with the
Senate caucus committee, and consider
wha, legislation was needed in the interest
Of the South. The caucus decided TO
vote in the House against holiday re-
cass
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Fire In Cincinnati.

ClNCINNATL December 70 The e1-
tensive tannery ofZeigler & Co., located
in the oath ward burned this afternoon.
Loss $4,000; insurance $40, coo; divided
between the Enterprise, Globe, Ohio
Valley and Citizens. All ofthis city.
Cause Of fire unknown.
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Carnival In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, December l9.,Extcnslve
preparations are being made by the
Memphis and Elks for celebrating the
approaching carnivals. 1t is stated by
those who profess to know that the pa,
ccant on the night of the carnival will
surpass that of last year, and that cos
tunes have been shipped from Paris.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-12
Two good Recipes:

Mr.. j. +. ChamFers, of Ward
Wilson county, Kansas, sends uf
the following:
To Day GREEN CoRN.-Cut The
corn from the cob when the grains
are filled with tn, ir milk, full
young for present eating; and with
out boiling, but when cut off, put
it in large bread-ptn and slip it
in hot oven till il is about bali
cooked, and then dry in sun as
usual. Corn prepared in this way
may be dried in one bright days
sun Sufficiently to be put into sacks.
which may be laid in the sun a
few days and then stored away
Corn dried in This way is much
more sweet and tender than when
boiled, as it is evident the water
takes away much of Its sweetness.
Tryit and be convinced
To REMOVE WARTS FROM A Cow S
TEAT.-Grease them twice a day
after milking, with hogs lard, that
is as salty as salt will make it,
This will remove tie warts and DO
no harm whatever.
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VALUABLE TABLES.
3trays Taken Up.
Isl. Eindof -Animal sgiUen--2,.d Co'oy--
Sd. Description 4tk. A/e-6tA. Postsr's
nanne--6th. T tn.e and Phase q arrest
7th. Valuation.
LINCOLN COUNTY


Itco YearlinqS--one spotted, smooth
crop off left e.r and swallow fork in night
2 years old; the other rcd, no marks on th,
ears only what was done by dogs, yeal
old; lbby Wyatt, 18th dis, Feb 24-tLe
year old, 81; the year, 81
C0lC. white face, back and belly, brinilt
sides, crop, swallow-fark and ander5it il
left ear, mutilations IA night, supposedto b,
dogs, straight horns. about 4 years; AleN
Lagenby, Feb 2-S8
I9cO SteerS-reddish. some white spots
on one about its head. one has smooth crop
off each ear. the other q smooth crop of
the night and under bit in the left about Is
months old: Robert Brown, near Camargo
Dee 49,. so each.
MApIsorE COUNTY.
Aare. black, medium size, I years; w w
Humphrey, on Hrs Robinson's plantation
~ miles from Huntsville, Dot T.
LIMESTONE COUNTY.
Horse; gray, scar from fistula on right
side of neck, about i hands IL years; FL
shu0 Cotfmaa, at his home, July 1856.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Mare, ssrTel white spot and knot on heI
back caused by saddle, both hind feet white
Is or 20 years; L VI Shearin, 18th dis, Feb
SIS
5IBEs. COUNTY
HCHSG, lay, both hind feet white scar
IN the forehead few white hairs in face,
fore fee sHod, Is hands high, IA years old;
J A Butler, TIN dis, Feb $50.
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Secret Orders
MASONIC.

lil-NhF- II.
Fayetteville Council Va. p, II. and S.N. g..
B. Boylos 7. /. NJ: Jas. h. Burnam, Re
eorder-.meets Ord Monday night in each
month
onion Chapter No. Is. Royal Arch Masons.
fayetteyille--J. ) Vaughn, h. F.: j. y
GIl, Sec.-meets 2nd Monday night in each
month
Jackson Lodge No. GO, F. and \. NJ,
Fayetteville, d. W Clark, W. NJ. Geo. B.
Boy!es, Sec.-meets 1st Monday night in
each month
Petersburg Ne. l23, ". r. Hanaway, ".
N; W. E-Smith, Sec.-meets lst Monday
night on or after full moon in each month.
Pleasant Plains Ma. 3O5. NJ d. Hutchin-
son, w. NJ; John - Rawles, Sec.-meets
Friday night before each full moon.
BIT Hebron 34l, Norris Creek, S. G. Nc
GOllum, ". NJ; 4. Taylor, Secs-meets Fri
day night on or after full moon each month
Sulphur Spring Nc. 100, Oregon. J. J. Cos
ton, W NJ; w L.. Parker, Sec-meets
Saturday at 2 o'clock On or before the full
moon in each month.
Mulberry 404. 4. j. Allison, ". NJ; W
". James. Sec-meets Ist Tuesday night
ln Or before full moon.
Macedonia 4j9, near Goshen, VIM A. Gill.
SEN, ". NJ; VIM. \. Gill, Jun. Sec-meets
Friday night before each 4th Sunday.
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Moore County Directory.

JOHN \, NORMAN. Sheriff.
JAMES Z. SPENCER, Deputy Sheriff.
". p. HICKERsoN, Judge Circuit Court.
w. r. WAGGoEEE, Clerk do do
JAMES II. HoLMAS, Attorney General.
\. 5. MARKS, Chancellor
l., /. SALMON, Clerk and Master
4. j. SIMPSON, Chairman County Court
JAMES w. BYRON. Clerk do do
JoHS \. SILvERTooTH, Trustee.
f. I. BROwS, Register.
JoHS W. MARTIe,, Ranger
". j. TAYLOR, Tax-Collector.
H. &. MORGAS, Coroner.
Z. \. PARKS, Surveyor and Entry Taker
MAGISTRATES.
1st disable FrizzeII, B. F. W0mack,
John W Martin, Lod Robertson.
End do-A. J. Simpson, c. W Byron.
Bird do. II. Bean. 4. c. Cobble
9Th do-R. /. Gillespie, J. F. Spencer.
18th DOWN. Copeland, John Swiaey.
9Th de-. 4. Ashby, 7. G. Miller.
9Th do-A. ". Prosser, d. j. Eoblett.
Sth do. \. Frosser, l.. Leftwich.
9Th do-Samuel Bobo, J. T. Baxter.
10th do l.. Holt, j. NJ Byron.
18th do. W Eggleston, ". 3. Smith.
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How TO Cook CranherrieS.


The culinary art can be well
employed on these acidulated ber-
ries, as any housekeeper who tries
the directions will find. Only
one hint to the ladies may be nee
esssry in this connection, and that
is, buy only red cranberries. They
alone are ripe, and a few white
berries, with their bitter acid, will
as etfectually demoralize a dish of
sauce as, according TO Josh Bill
ings, one enthusiastic hornet Will
dlsperse a camp meeting
Remove all defective berries
and wash the rest through several
waters. To every pound of fruit
add pound Of sugar, Put rhem
into a preserving kettle over a
fire; stew slowly. To prevent the
berries from sticking to the ket-
tie stir them frequently with "A
silver spoon. When done, turn
them into deep dish, and set
them aside to cool; after which
they may be used for pies, tarts,
or sauce.
. For SAUCE.-When for sauce
mash them fine through a cullen
der, and put them into small
moulds suitable for the table, hav.
ing first rinsed the mou!dS to pre-
vent the berries from sticking.
FoR JELLY-To quart of wa
ter add fonr quarts OF fruit, and
when the berries become very soft
by stewing, strain the juice through
a bag, and put pound of hue
white sugar to every pint IF liq-
uid. Pour the juice into a por.
celain lined kettle, and skim it un.
til the jelly is produced Test
this occasionally 10y dropping a
spoonful Of the hot liquid into
cold water. When it sinks to the
bottom without mixing with the
water, it must be taken from tie
fire and poured while warm into
glasses. Twenty four hours later,
paste branded paper tightly over