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The New York herald., 1874-12-20

ern times ID brought up that she Catholics are
not loyal enough 30 the civil government.
The action OF Mr. Gladstone, sherefors, does not
surprise US Catholics. 1t 10 nothing new. q Is
only the trite Old "no poperyn cry which has more
than once resounded through England, sending
pious shver to the heart OF sturdy John Bull. We
Catholics In America, who are somewhat ac-
quainsed with the Immaculate loyalty OF politi-
cians regard Mr.. Gladstone's action as merely
the frantic effort or . broken down politician
to recover once. l am not OF the number
OF those who think that the same howl may
not be raised IN this country. America seems to
suner from periodical attacks OF the no popery
distemper. The present, indeed. seems to be a
favorable moment. The negro question Deing now
worn threadbare, an immense number Of virtuous
politicians have been suddenly left in . most dis
sressing want OF themes upon which to warn
Americans OF the dangers threatening the hber-
ties OF eur Union. What stroke Of luck, there
fore, would this question OF infaiiDiiy prove to
these most unselnsh patriots who, like Mr.. Glad
stone, are 80 willing to accepy cfice for their
country's good II they could but stir up the ghost
Of another Know Nothing crusade against Catho-
lies. and thus ride once more into powsrl Yours,
DC, tW. H. GROSS, Bishop OF Savannah.
RELIGIOUS THEATRICALS.
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MINISTERIAL AND CHURCH MOVE
MENTS.
PRESBYTERIAN.

State Convention Of Young and Working Pres
byterians was held In Syracuse last week, at which
such topics were discussed as "Children's Prayer
Meetings and Their Religion" sThe Bellefonte
system Of Benevolence, "Pracsical Suggestions on
the Week OF Prayer" vacant Churches and Un-
employed Minister'S" Lay Colleges" and ''The
Powers OF Young Menu
Last Thursday evening the Presbytery OF Buffalo
ordained to sha min,atrv and tnatallad nastor ol
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PANTHE1sT1c TENDENCIES.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The critic VINO in late sundays HEKALD called
Attention to the pantheism distinctly inculcated
[. In thA phoannhical nrincinles Of 'sPrudentlus',
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BAPTIST.
The revival In Hanson place Baptist church,
BROOKLYN, shows no abatement or interest All
classes have been reacned and some remarkable
cases OF conversion are SAID 20 nave occurred:
Very cheering reports come from Rome, Italy.
In that city. DR.. wall. sienor orsssi and Dr. ray
with great success MI. van Meter has his school
In full blast with eighty children.
nfteen Saptlsms in ali for the month q November.
The Rev. Eugene Hilman has become pastor OF
the Baptist church 1t Belfast, N. Y.
The Madison avenue Baptist church, New YORK,
which amounted to $4,lai.
dedicated q Baptist chapel st Demsrest, N. ].
The Rev. Josiah Phillips has resigned his pastor
ate the @ Miessown Baptist church a
Sabbath as pastor Of tue Western avenue Bap.tst
church. Chicago: This step grew primarily out OF
The sabbath school OF the First Baptist church
OF Chicago celebrated Its fortietn anniversary last
much interest, and called together o large con-
gregation.
ate OF the First Baptist church at Franklin N. T.,
The Roger Williams church, Prov'Ildsnce, R. l.,
erecting steepie and adding other adornmen.i.
The Rev. Charles 8. Perkins, OF Greenville, X. L,
has accepted the psstorste OF the First Bapsis
the Rev. 7: H. Psttison, Of the West street
Baptist church; @ Rocndale, England. is coming 70 9
| FIRST Baptist church OF New Haven, Conn. to
whose pastorate he mas been called.
| The Central square church. East Boston, o
| which Rev. DR.. Cheney was pastor, ana the First
Chelsea, OF which Rev. MT. Baldwin was pastor
| are yet candidattng, a. well a. Gloucester and
First Lowell. There 10 no prospect that these va
| cancies viii be nlled Immediately.
| The Rev. L. l. Wood has resigned his charge o
/ the Harvard street Baptist church, Boston, to &C
| cept the pastorate OF the Fourth street church
South Boston.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
/ Forty OF the Roman Catholic clergy In London
the heads OF ak cnllaGes ana OF tina Catholic pub
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SERVICES TO-DAY.

usual n0urS to-day IN the sixteenth streeL baptlst
church.
Susannah Evans win address the Fleet street
Methodist Episcopal church, Brooklyn, this even
ing on SUNDAY Theatricais ana Rum Seiling.n
The Rev. s. II. Platt VIII begin q series or SER
mons this morning In De Kalb avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, Brooklyn, on "The Great ques.
tions OF the Scientific and Thoughtful World" In
vindcation OF God, the Bible and Christian ex.
perience against the assumptions OF scepticsm
and science.
The Rev. DR.. Flagg will conduct the services TO-
day, at the usual hours. In the Protestant Episco-
pal Church Of the Resurrection.
The Rev. Il. R. Nye, OF Brooklyn, WIN answer DR..
Fultons query this evening" "Does universalism
Satisfy Universalists =" In Ciermont avenue
church, near Au(ntic avenue.
The Rev. E. @. sweetser viii preach to-day In
the Third Universalist church on "Our Criminal
'CIasses'' and Turning Ponts.n
The Rev. 8. II. Tying, Jr., win preach in the
Church OF the Holy Trinity at the peoples service
this evening.
The Spiritualists in Brevoort Han viii be enter
tanned this evening by Orrin Taylor and Dr..
Hutchings.
Divine service as usual this morning and even.
ing in the church OF the Atonement, Rev. @. c.
TIFFANY. rector.
Services to-day, as usual. IN the Church OF the
Holy Sepulchre, Rev. ]. Tuttle Smith, rector.
Mr.. w. II. Van Cott and Revs. @. H. Apple.
gate and Fletcher HamDlin will address TEN.
perance gathering in Jane street Methodist Epis.
eopai church this afternoon at two O'Clock.
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The river continues to TALL slowly. Al
4 o'clock last evening the marks at The
wharf indicated 8 leet II inches.
The Rankin arrived about 12 O'Clock
Monday night from MatsmorAs, aud left
for Pittsburgh at 8 a, NJ yesterday, She
had a fair Tip. M "
The Courier departed for Parkershurg
at II A. NJ with good trip Of both lreighl
and passengers.
The Andes left for Cincinnati with O
good freight list, principally local. She
had about $500 kegs oil nails, a lot
Of glassware, plows and miscellaneous
freight, besides large list Of passengers
The steubenville, sunAsh aud Bellalre
packets arrived and departed as usual.
Towboats Sampson No. 9, Bengal III
ger, Abe Mcdonald and Boaz passed ur
with empty barges.
The Express is the Petersburg packet
to-day.
The Granite State is due here at noon
to day from Portsmouth, and will leave
Immediately for Pittsburgh.
The Rankin will arrive from Pittsburgh
to night and depart for Matamoras.
The tow boat Harrison passed up with
q tow oil lumber.
The Ed. Hobbs left 81. Louis for thi!
port yesterday morning with 100 tons o.
iron ore.
The Nail City Ia loading with nails al
the Top Mil. and will leave Tor below the
latter part oil this week.
The Fearless and barges leave Pitts
burgh for st. Louis today.
The Junista left Pittsburgh yesterday
for Cincinnati. n
.-taE 10y Telegraph J
PITTsBURGH, Feb. 3.-River falling: {
feet 8 inches.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 3-River twenty. siS
feet and falling. Arrived-R. R. Hudson
from Wheeling, Charmer, from Evans
vile, Minneola, from Louisville, anC
shippers Own, from Nashville. Depart
cdr. R. Hudson, for Wheeling. Wealth
er cloudy and cooler.
CAIRO, Peb. 3.--Arrived-- Idlev;,H
from Evansville; Shannon and Jane.
Howard, New Orleans. Dspsrted--Ar.
lington and Gustav for Memphis; Shannon
Cincinnati. River fallen three inches
Weather clear. sr ,,l.s5 a, t'11S'
LoUBylIIE, Feb. 3.-River sill falling
slowly, with 10feet 4 inches in the cana
and 8 feet 4 inches in Indian Pas
Weather cool and cloudy, with prospect.
Of snow. Atrived-Andy Baum, Mem
phis. Departed-Andy Baum Gincin
natl; The Henderson packets now leave
the Portland wharf.
ST. LOUIS. January S.-Arriyed-Grard
Tower, from Memphis; Sam Roberts and
John Gilmore, from Cairo; CanitaI CitS
and John Kinney, from Vicksburg. De,
parted-Collossal for Keokuk; Lsbarpo,
Tor Red river; City of Vlcksburp. fol
ylcksburg; I'd. Hobbs, for Wheeling
The river Is falling, with about s heel n
water to Cairo. Some Ice ia running
Clear ard pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, Feb. 3.-River fallen 2
feet; 20 feetby the marks. Port list up-
Silver Thorn, Exporter, Ben. Franklin
Quickstep, Fayette and Mary Ament.
Down-Tarascan, Ironsides and FLORENCE
Lee. Business fair. Weather cloudy,
mercury SO deg.
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AT THE OPERA House. FRIDAY EVEN
lNa.-From among the many catering
notices received by Miss sallie j. Meholir
concerning her lectures we clip the fol
lowing from one ofthe city papers:
The lecture delivered last Friday even
Ing by Sallie j. Meholin, Of this city, was
one worthy Of long and honorable re-
membrance. AS literary production Il
was complete TO the last jot and title. Al
10 Ito delivery, Its authoress need not be
ashamed to stand before Beecher, Phillips
Anna Dickinson or any Of the greater
lights OF the age. II smote one oil the
mcanest and ugliest OF our race such a
blow as none but q woman could infllct
It made that hateful thing, "grumbllng, u
show Its sour face and ugly eyes, and re.
peat Its abominable laultfnding and scold.
ing, so through Its nasty works, and at
last lie down and die ils miserable death
10 the great delight Of all present, and No
doubt 10 the profit Of many quarrel. breed
Ing lawyers, growing preachers, scolding
teachersi fretting wives and swapping hus
bands.
Reserved seats can be secured at sheib'l
without extra charge.
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Tribute Of Resnect.

In memory Of William Taylor, deceased
late Of Black. Prince Lodge No. 10. X. 81
r., who was killed on the B. & o. r. r
near HarpergFefry, West Virginia. while
n tne line Of his duty, on the 18th day Of
WHEREAS, IL b appointed unto all men
70 Ole, TO pass the dark shadow d the
grave, TO emerge into that perfect liehi
where oil become immortal with iheif
Creator; and :" -
WHRREAs, Il has pleased Almighty
God, In His infinite wisdom, 10 REMOVE
from our midst our brother William Tay.
LOT, thus deptiving our Order Of q worthy
member, and society Of 0 citizen Of the
nop!est attribute Of man, who by his man.
Hold good qualities has endeaEed himself
to all. Therefore,
ReSoIptd, That In the death Of Brother
William Taylor, our Lodge has lost faith.
~ and consistent member, who lived In
his every day lie its teachings.
RssoEved, While we bow 10 submission
70 the Divine will In this severe loss, Il
Dehoovee Us, rs Knights, so to live that
we may be ever ready TO meet our depart.
ed Brother in the Grand Convention
above, where sickness and death are un-
known, and where but the pure 10 heart
can dwell.
RsaOlued, That the Lodge be draped in
mourning for sixty days, and that the
members wear the usual badge oil mourn.
ing Tor thirty days.
ResOlped, That we deeply sympAthize
with the family and relatives Of The de.
ceased In this, the hour OF their sad be.
reaVement, and, as an evidence Of our
sympathy and respect the K. Of r. & 8.
is hereby directed 10 forward a COPY OF
these resolutions 10 the family Of The de.
ceased, and that these resolutions be pub.
ltshed in The daily papers Of this city.
BIZ. TAYLOR,
B, B. DovRNRR,
JNo. W. SCHULTZ.
Wheeling, February 3, 1874. /
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs.-Iu making
your selection Of q Piano or Organ, don't
fail to examine the stock Of Messrs.
Adams & Lucas, 1897 Market street. The
instruments they represent, viz: the
Steinway, Knabe and Emerson Pianos,
the Mason & Hamlln and Smith Amer.
lean Organs, are universally acknowl-
edged to be the leading instruments Of the
world, and taken together they make an
assortment SO varied that no one can fail
10 be suited in the selection of an instru-
ment, either as 10 price or quality. Inas.
much as many inscriptions dealers offer
Tor sale instruments Of questionable char.
acter and inferior quality, it would be
well to bear In mind the fact that but few
persons buy more than one instrument in
a lifetime, hence the necessity oil making
q careful selection, Tor, as thousands Of
experienced parties can testify, II is cheap.
er, safer and better to buy instruments Of
established reputation, OF good and re-
sponsible makers, than to risk money In
doubtful experiments.
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District COnFsrehes OF the Meth aIs,
Episcopal Church.
AFrRnNnnN aRssInH

The first session Of the Wheeling
District Conference Of the II. X
Church convened In the Zane 1t.
Church Feb. 80, 1874, Of 9 o'clock.
The opening services were conducted BY
the Presiding Elder, 7. Ball, and consisted
o. reading lessons from the Prophecy Of
Isaiah and from 81 Johns Gospel, and
singing the 207th Hymn, after which Rev,
g. Martin led the Conference in PRAYER.
The Presiding Elder took the chair,
called the Conference TO order and direct.
cd the roll Of members TO DO called.
On motion w. II. Morton was nomi.
mated and elected Secretary, and B. B,
Newman Assistant Secretary.
The order Of business vas then taken
up, and on motion the reports Of Sunday
School Superintendent were postponed,
owing TO the absence Of the Superin.
tendents.s .r rn}l -,
The paper on the Aggressive Spirit Of
Methodism-the Present compared With
the Past" was read by itS author, L. q.
Jordan. The topics introduced in The
essay were briefly discusaed by the Con-
ference, Messrs. Morton, LYDIA, Thomp.
son. Goal and Stone participating.
The printed order as TO time Of meeting
was adopted. 9
After the announcements for the evening
session were made, on motion the Con
terence adjourned TO meet at n O'clock,
EVENING SESSION.
At 7:l6 P. N Conference again con-
vened, and opened with religions service.
Rev. A, ] LYDIA, Of Wesley Chapel, read
q scripture lesson, after which the choir
sang 20, for a thousand tongues 10 sing. u
Prayer was then offered by Rev, D. II.
Trainer, Of Marshall Circuit The well.
known hymn beginning From Green.
lands Icy Mountains" was sang by the
choir and congregation
The Ladies' Home Mission Society OF
the Fourth ii. < Church, made The fol-
lowing exhibit Tor the year 1873:
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OBSCURE DrsEAsEs, no matter how
they originate, and without regard 10 the
sex Of the sufferer, are cured without dan.
ger or Inconvenience by Helmbolds Ex-
tract Of BuChu, :he great Dluretic, which
acts specifically upon the Kidneys, Blad.
der and auxiliary organA No other
preparation possesses the FULLY developed
merits Of Helmbold's Extract. II 10 the
only genuine Buchu, and II never fails.
John F. Henry, New York, Sole Agent.
Sold by oil druggists. eod&W
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49, T.: Il; =
x l.ss=E.ARENRWER

Every year increases the popu.
larity Of this valuable Hair Prep.
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard and it is the on,
ly reliable and perfected prepare
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. Til.
scalp, BY its use, becomes white and
Glenn. Itremovcs all eruptions and
dandruf, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, rs it stimulates and nourishcj
the hair-glands, By its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will createa new growth, except III
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR-DEEssING ever
used, as it requires fewer appIica,
tons, and gives the hair a splendid
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
MD, State AsSayer of Massachu-
sets, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ey-
cellent quality; and | consider it
the BEST PREPARATION Tor ils
intended purposes"
Sold Eyal Dtusgistaant Dealers IN Medicinal
Price Ono Dollar,
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CONTINUED TO THuRsDAy.-Thomas
Dawson yesterday swore out q peace
warrant before Squire Gillespy against
George Nau, who was held in $500 10
appear at 8 Pm Thursday and answer.
Rose Ann Dawson entered complaint
before the same justice to the effect that
George Nau attempted to burn the house
occupied by. George Dawson, and threat.
ened to poison a COW belonging to the
same party. Consideration Of the case
was postponed until Thursday afternoon
at 8 o'clock, and the accused was held in
$500 10 appear. .-
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The WIN H. sHEIB s Co.'S PIANOS
are in great demand amongst persons
who want a really good Piano at a
reasonable price, no less than ten having
been sold during the last month to var
rious parties in Ohio and West Virginia.
Commended by hundreds who have them
in daily use, by musicians whose minds
are biased in favor of other makes, 1t Ia
no wonder they are 90 popular, for they
give entire satisfaction, j All are fuliy
''a'Taatsa bY.a written guarantee tor
ssUen years. Call at Shields for good and
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Wheeling, February 9, 1874.
A Card from the Driver of Car No.

A Gard from the Driver OF Car No. /.
WHEELING. W. Va, Feb, 8, 1874.
Editors OF the Intelllgencer . la.
l am the driver that was on street cal
No ]. on Sunday morning, that engine
No. 1853 ran into about o. O'clock. / am
discharged now and cannot be reinstated
II ! would. Allth4t l want is Justice.
staid with the team as long as / could, OF
as long as any other person would that
was IL. my position.
MI. Walter Burke, conductor, says thai
l LETT the car and that when he came oul
on the front ! could not be seen any place
Now, l pronounce this an unqualified
ialsehood, for I am willing to take oath
before any Justice Of the Peace In the
city Of Wheeling that / did not leave the
car until l was compelled to do so by
force OF circumstances. AS for my friend
Julius Bay" | may be mistaken in his
name, but l think noO he can jump over
the dashboard again II he wants to.
M1CHAEI. RAFFERTY.
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SOMETHING PERsoNA1.-sadneas has
been depicted on every conntenannce on
the Island and in Bridgeport the past few
days. There hasn't been a dry eye within
q mile OF the city. A rumor was current
that the mud editor Of the "comic daily"
was to leave US. To see him go out in
the cold world in the height Of manly
beauty, with luxuriant side whiskers Just
attaining a lovely growth, a sacrifice to
science, would be sad indeed. But he
didn't go.
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Police COURT Three cases before
this court yesterday morning,
William Carney was charged with
creating tumult and disorder in the
Sixth Ward on Saturday night, and Aued
$40 and costs. aiH ,4..FF .
Andrew Coleman, Of Ireland, was dis
orderly in the police court room on
Monday night, He was obnoxious even
to the trampa, and his bill was $40
and costs.
John W. Lowe was accused Of draw.
Ing a revolver on a daughter Of Felix
Dold, at Dold's saloon, because she 70.
fused 10 sell him liquor while intoxicated
EIts bill was $40 and costs.
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Bishop Foster. Of Cincinnati, was intro,
dnced TO the congregation by ihe Presid,
Ing Elder, Rev. +. Ball, and delivered an
able and interesting address upon the sub
iect Of Foreign Missions.
A committee waited upon the congre-
CATION to solicit ladies or gentlemen TO be.
come members Of the Ladies' Foreign
Missionary Society.
After singing q hymn, the administers
ton Of the. Sacrament Of the Lords supper
was conducted by Dr.. Martin.
The exercises closed with "0ld Humid
red" and the benediction.
This morning and afternoon the Con,
ference will convene as usual al
the Zane Street II. E. Church, but
the evening session, commencing at 7:15
will be held In the Fourth Street Ii. E
Church, when Bishop Foster will deliver
q sermon.
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At a meeting oil
the Board Of Directors Of the Benwood
Iron Works last night, the following
oflceSs were elected, being the same as
Last year President, Alex. Laughlln
Vice President, L, 8. Delaplain; secre.
taty, Alonzo Loring; Manager, Charles
WiIoert; Assistant Manager, Fred. Niede.
meyer; Clerk at Mil, VIM. Glessner ;
Manager Nail Factory, Robert j. White.
side. -,
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Ii the IsTRL1IaEScsR did hide the
name, Of the young man who SO myste.
Stiously disappeared, leaving an album
filed with pictures Of Wheeling bellies to
satisfy his creditors, "wiN. a. HYDE
prevent the ladies from knowing who
the young man isS Nary time.
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Buckingham's Dye
FOR TIE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers We have prepared this
dye, in ono preparation, which vii!
quickly and etfectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,
q NASHUA, Nh.
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AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIcRs.-
Christian Hess, Merchant Tailor, in order
to make room for his spring stock, offers
his entire assortment Of elegant goods Of
greatly reduced prices. Mr.. Hess stock
comprises everything in his line of the
best quality, He employs competent
workmen, and all orders are filled
promptly and with sAtisiaclion. Gall and
be satisfied. lltFl
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SURETY OF THE PEAcE.-Felix Dold
was yesterday held by Squire Gillespy In
$500 to appear on Monday afternoon next,
upon peace warrant sworn out by John
Lowe. The bond also required him to
be ol-good behavior In the meantime.
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aloud AND ANGRY WoRDs."-Lydia
Mcdonald made information before
Squire Caldwell yesterday that William,
her husband, ibid contend with loud and
angry words with her, tending TO cause a
disturbance oil the peace" The case will
DO heard this morning alto O'clock.
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ANXIOUS 10 BuY,-A number Of parties
have called upon Squire Caldwell recent.
.ly who are anxious to purchase the album
In, his possession which wa seized for
debt among other effects Of an absen,
ladies' man. They oil want to bug at
private sale.
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NEW JusTcE.-our friend John Char.
mack, who was elected by the Board Of
Commissioners Monday morning a Jus.
ticO Of the Peace for Clay township, will
make an efficient officer. He 10 already
prepared TO transact business,
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HRAvY DocKRTs.-'squire Caldwell, Of
Madison township, in the three months he
has been a Justice, has docketed 447 cases
He has also over one hundred cases on
hand not disposed OF.
Squire olarkson, elected abOu, a month
ago Justice Of Clay township, has already
docketed ninety case.
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REQUESTED TO MEET.-T The Justices nI
this County are requested 10 meet in the
office Of Justice Clarkson this morning at
10 o'clockto make arrangements for at
tending tho funeral Of the late A, N,
Johnston, ESQ VI l.4 sHt
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HEAD oUr@ Yesterday morning John
Beniz, q laborer. who lives on Seventh
street, while assisting to move lathe al
the Centripetal Works, First Ward, had
his head cut by sharp piece Of Iron. The
cash, which lie on his forehead, is an ugly
one.