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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-27
GREENWOOD, CORRESPONDENT OF
THE CHICAGO "JOURNAi

Il will be remembered that when the
gallant and intrepid ballOonatic, Wash
incton II. Donaldson made his last asceh-
sion from Chicago, (which has probably
resulted in his DEATH, he took with him
Mr. Grimwood, the correspondent Of the
paper whose name heads this article.
The painful news was received
that. while crossing Lake Michi-
gan, the supply of gas in the
balloon (which was old and rotten be-
came well nigh exhausted: SO much so
indeed, that the air.ship was weighted
down to such an extent, that the car
skipped along over the surface of the
water. to theimmincnt risk of the drown
ing of botn the brave adventures. Don
aldson dot rmincd at once, that the bal
loon must be lightened, and concluding
that il was better for one man to perish
than two to die, instantly decided to sac
riace his fellow traveller. SO, with that
nerve and powerful strength Of charact )r
which ever marked him, he
grabbed Grimwood by the nape
of the neck, and hurled him overheard
in the dark waters of the lake. This
speaks very horribly for Donaldson 5
goodness of heart; but desperate diseases
require desperate remedies. The story
has proven too true. AT great expense
we have sent Il special reporter to the
scene, and we present above a correct
likeness of poor Grim'S body, as it ap'
peared when he was first fShed up. II
will be Immediately recognized by all hi:
friends. To those interested we vii
state that u sketch of Donaldson him
self, and as equally correct picture O.
him, As here is presented OF his compan
ion, can be found in the evening paper o
yesterday.
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CRUELTY To HoRsE s-Wh hen young
men go counting in huggies and stop in
front of their sweethearts houses, they
should make i. II point to prove them
selves worthy OF the fair hand they seek
by AN example of kindness to the noble
animal that takes them there. But in
nine cases out Of ten they don't do it,
and were the young ladies in the city a
observant "a the fair haired lasses of the
rural district, they would readily
discover in their lovers species
of cruelty that would make the con.
temptation of life partnership with
them not quite so happy as the most con-
tident young candidate for matrimony OF
the male persuasion could expect. 1t
would at least occur TO the young ladies
now and then that the man who would
he cruel to dog will be unklnd to his
wife. But the case in point in one in
stance merely representing general
custom among young men Of abusing
their horses. After driving about the
streets for an hour or two, with the an
finals neck refined up to the utmost ten
sion, when they make a call they leave
their horse standing in the street without
loosening the check-rein. Frequently
the visit is protracted, and the thought.
less young driver whites away the happy
hours with his sweetheart while the poor
horse stands paving with Impotence and
pain, his head pulled back, arching his
proud neck into degree Of curvature
that is painful and injurious to the ami
NAL, and distressing to any human who
has the slightest regard for the poor
| dumb creatures.
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POLICE CoURT.-Judge CrGnD,er.

y
The following cases were on the docket
of the Police Court yesterday morning.
John Deusch, for refusing 10 pay stall
rent in the Fifth Ward Market House,
was tined one dollar and costs.
William Swith, for drunkenness, was
fined one dollar and costs. In default of
payment he WAS committed to Jail for
twenty days.
Michael Phillipin was fined ten dol
lars and costs for drunkenness, but exc.
cution was suspended on condition he
would leave the city.
The case of Dons Russell, charged
with diSorderly conduct WAS continued
until this morning.
Patrick Shorty, in default of pay
ment of fine of ten dollars and costs,
for disoraerly conduct, was committed to
Jail for twenty days.
The case against Dumon Whitney was
dismissed.
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DEATH or |. Nj. SlNGER.-In obed

DEATH or |. NJ. SlNGER.-ln obedI-
cnce to q telegram received yesterday
from the General Manager of the Singer
Sewing Machine Manufacturing Compa-
nv Mt New York, the office Of the compa-
ny in this city will be- closed during the
day, out of respect for the owner and in
ventor of the machine. To-day the fu-
neral will take place in London, Eng
land The Office here is appro.
priately draped in mourning,
with heavy Grape hanging from the cX-
terror of the building and from the doors
and windows, in Hastily arranged testoons.
In the center of each window is a large
card, upon which is printed the words,
"Dicd, in London, July 23d, 1875, |. NJ.
Singer, inventor Of the Singer sewing
machine
His death will be observed in an APP
propriate manner throughout the
country wherever Their, Is Singer
Sewing Machine and telegraph
office, and that will probably be pretty
much all over the world; for there is
hardly spot where the Singer machine
and It's inventor Is not known.
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THE MOONLIGHT PIc-NIC.-For some
weeks past at least one hundred of "our
young folk" have been on the qm r're
of expectation in regard to
moonlight basket picnic, which
IS to take place this even
ing in Zane orchard. at the foot of South
Penn street. The grounds will be iilumi-
mated with Chinese lanterns and locomo-
tive headlights, and there will be plenty
of light, even if Luna does not put in an
appearance in due time. Kramer will
furnish the music and will have five
pieces present
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Three Points for Consideration.

During the past five years the NEGE-
TINE has been steadily working itSeltinto
public favor, and those who were at first
most iucredulOus IN regard To Its merits
are now its most ardent friends and sup
pOrtcrS.
There are three essential causes for those
having such a horror OF patent medicines,
changing their opinion and lending their
influence toward the advancement OF
Negetiuc lst--lt Is an honestly prepared
medicine from barkS, roots and herbs. ID
1t honestly acCOmplisheS all that Is
claimed for II, without leaving any bad
effects in The system. $d-lt presents hon
est vouchers in testimonials rom honest,
well-kuOwu citizens, whose signatures are
u sufficient guarantee Of their rarncstn"SS
in the matter. Taking into consideration
The vast quantity OF medicine brought
couSpicuOuSly before the public through
the flaming advertisements in the news.
paper columns, with no proof OF merit or
genuine vouchers of what il has done, We
should be- pardoucd Tor mauitrSting a
small degree of pride in presenting the
following testimonial from Rev. j. =. Dick
crNun, -. d., the popular and ever genial
pastor OF the South Baptist Church, Boston
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The T,crd Body Sues for Sleep.


II. II. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir-lt is a>
much from a sense OF duty rs of gratitude
that / write To tav that your Ncgctinc-
even if il is a patent mcdIcine-has been
OF great help To me when nothing else
seemed to avail which ! could safely use,
Either excessive mental work or unuNbal
care brings upon me nervous exhaustion
that desperately needs sleep, but Is dcS-
perately dciieS it. Night after night the
poor tired body sues Tor 'eep until the
day-dawn is welcomed bach, and we begin
our work tired out with an almost truit-
less chase after rest. Now have found
tnut little Ncg,tinc taken just before
retire gives me sweet and immediate sleep
and without any of the evil effects of tho
usual narcotics ! think two things would
tend To make braiu-workcrS sleep. LIST. 4
little less work. "a. 4 little more Ncgc.
tine. This prescription helped me.
Now have particular horror OF pat
ent medicine" but have greater horror
OF being afraid To tell the straight out
truth. The Nrgctiuc has helped me, and
own il up. Yours &c,
j. :. DlCkERSON.
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Accommodation tram leaves Rcllaire al
{ ~ y. NJ, and arrives ut SteubcnVille at
49, T.. VI.
special Accommodation trains leave
B-Iltirc at 900 "a. m, and l2:i6 y. m;
Bridgeport g:lj a. m, and :uO p. M; arliN
ut Martins Ferry at go a. M, and :lu =.
u. Returning leave Martins Ferry III
lllGa. NJ, and $500 p. M; Bridgeport II ~
"a m, aud S:lUp. m; arrive AT Bellairc at
u - q. m, aud ID p. IN.
Tickets To all principle points In the
k.tSt and West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Oficc in Mcclure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
r. X. MYERS,
Iny2I General Passenger * Ticket Agent
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PERsoNAL.-Ilon. f. G. Crncratt ar
rived home yestelday, looking better for
hl> tripto Chataqua Lake. He says dur
ing his absence, only two slight shows OF
rain fell in his neighborhood. We would
ike to have some of that kind of weather
here Just now.
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RuN OyER-Ycsterday mornings lit
tie son of Mr.. Charnock, who lives on
Twenty-third street, was run over by Il
man. name unknown, who was riding at
full speed. The little one is only about
three years old and was hurt badly.
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CArrURED-Yesterday morning news
was received from West Alexander, to
the effect that the horse stolen from Dea-
con f.. j. Stone had been captured at
that place, and that The young man
charged with the stealing, had been ar
rested
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OFF. About thirty members OF the
Improved order Of Red Men leave this
morning for Shcrardstowu, w. Va,
where the Great Council of the State is
to meet tomorrow morning ut nine
- 1.
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Commissioners Sale.

IN OBEDIENCE TO \ DECREE OF THE
L County Court Of Tyler county, render
ed AT the April Term, 1879, thereof, In Tie
chancery cause therein pending, wherein
4. l.. Corbley, Committee, NC, Is plaintiH.
and Emma NJ. Riggs is defendant, the
undersigned, who was appointed Special
Commissioner for the purpose, Will pro-
coed 10 sell at the front door OF the Court
HouSd in Middlebourne, in said county, TO
the highest bsdder, by way Of public auc-
tipr, ~, rba
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PLU M 3 e r S.
OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE Co.,

WhrrIimg, ". Va, NprlI :, no.
FINuE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company OF Wheal-
ing. expired April !, 1879, aud It's uneNPir-
Ell fire business has been rrinsurcd 10y the
Peabody Insurance Company of Wheel
ing, W. Va, rs shown 10y the Resolution
and certificate annexed hereto. All claims
tor loss or damage that may occur after II
O'Clock NJ, April |, lN75, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
Surnncc Company, and In force, will he
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
surancr Coz "anN.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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BREAK DowN.-ln the Fig nth ward
yesterday, the ice wagon of Frank Wal
ter, broke down in the street car track.
But for the assistance rendered by Louis
Stubcurauch his zee would have been II
total loss.
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SPECIAL NoTICE TO THE LNDIES.-L
V. Blond is now selling f. c. Burt's
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
at 81 80. which have been selling hereto
lore at from s. to s..
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NAIL CITY PICNIC.
4 Grand lime Yesterday ai Walter's
GrOyc---Spccches by COY. jacob
Rev, Mr.. yaas audi. Hanson Good
.--thris. Siebke Gained.

GrONc----SpCcches by 10Y. Jhco"'
Rev. Mr.. yaas aud J. Hanson Good
..-Chris. siebke Gained.
Notwithstanding the threading and
frowning of the clouds yesterday MORN
ing. an immense crowd Of our citizens
turned out to attend the picnic Of the
Nail City Brewing Company, at Walter
Grove. on the National pike, some two
mile, from the city. 1t was one OF the
grandest, jollie5t, most enJ"ya-
bic affairs ever given in
this city. Had there been no in
dications of rain, there would have been
at least five thousand persons present.
Major q. w. Franzheim introduced to
the large crowd assembled, Gov. Jacob,
who, for twenty or thirty minutes, in a
conversational manner, delighted his lis
teners with his remarks. He was followed
by Rev. Mr.. Was, who, in effect, heartily
endorsed the speech made at the Opera
House, by Hon. Carl Schurz, showing
conclusively that one of the greatest
temperance agents in the world
was the popular German drink, lager
beer. Go to our native country, he said,
and a drunkard is an object of scorn.
His fall brings a blight on his family.
But how rare is il to see such monstros-
ity. We take our wives and children to
the beer garden and they are generally a
check on any excuses, His remarks were
excellent and were received with
deserved applause.
Hon. J. Hanson GOOD followed in just
sucha speech, ford, sensible and happy,
AS he alone can make. We have not
room enough for il this morning. 1t was
not one of his best but one of his happleSt
efforts.
After the regular speeches were ended,
it seemed from certain mysterious signs
that something was up. There
was good deal Of whispering
and getting people together. 1t broke
out shortly, when Major Franzheim'
with one hand behind his back, stepped
in front of Chris. Sickle, the popular
Secretary of the Nail CITY Brewing
Company, and in few choice and ap'
propriate remarks presented him, on be-
half of the Board of Directors, with {
beautiful gold headed cane, from the pop
ular house of Hennegen, Bates u Co.
Mr.. Siebke, although taken somewhat
by surprise, replied in his usua
ready style He SAID he die
not take the compliment rs given to hin
as citizen, but Us recognition, by tn,
board of directors, of his services as thei
secretary. In the future. "a in the past
/ he would cndeavor to win and deserve
their esteem and good wishes. The can
is inscribed: "Presented to Chris Siebke
Secretary, by the Board of Directors o
the Nail City Brewing Company, Jul.
Goth, 1879
The occasion was a most happy one
and nothing but rain would have pre-
vented il being huge success. Ever
rs it was Il handsome sum was realized
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THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL CouRr-Jtdge Cra,D,c.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-J,tdge Cra,0ler.
Court met AT 10 A. NJ, to-day.
An order to enter was made in the
case of Louisa Tape V. Hannah Gross
ct al, IN chanCery; and in the case of
Fred Hanke and wife ". Henry Myers
ct at.
The case of Clark " Hubbard, as
signees VS.. Anna f. Sweeney ct a.. in
chancery, on motion to reverse a prior
decision, was argued and refused.
The court adjourned till the next term
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"JoHNNY,' said his mamma, take "thiS
castor oil, and will giyeyou five cents
johnny took the five cents and castor oil
into the street
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GILL bet You eleven dollars it is II
slop-buchctfuI of paper collars hot SAID
Blobbs. ~ he shed his 80, 7G2d collar yes
tcrdav
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AxorHER heavy reduction in Dress
goods and Carpets and Grenadines rs
low as cents per yard. Forced to sell
them AT some price. j. w FERREL.
Corner Main and 10Th street.
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Valuable Evidence.

The following unsolicited testimonial
from Rev. q. f. Walker, u. D., formerly
pastor of Rowduu square Church, and AT
present settled IN Providence, X. l., must
be- esteemed as reliable evidence.
No one should tail to observe that this
testimonial is the result OF two years eN-
p"ricucr with the use of Negctinr In the
Rev. Mr.. Walkers family, who now pro-
nounccS 1t invaluable:
Providence, Il. l., lGi Transit 81.
II. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir-l feel bound to
express with my signature the high value
/ place upon your Negctine. My family
have used IL for the last two years. In
nervous debility il is invaluable and re-.
commend il to all who may need an in
MIGRATING, rruoNating tonic.
.. +. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor of Bowdoin 81. Church,
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Mr.. II. r. STEVENS: Dear Sir-We have
good reason tor regarding your NcgrtlneA
mrdcciuc of the greatest value. We IeeI
assured that IL has been the means 81 saw
iug our sons lite. He is now seventeen
wears of aye: for the iast two years ne mas
suffered nom necrosis OF ms leg, caused by
scrofulouS affection, and was 50 Tar r'duc-
rd that nearly all who saw HIM Thought
his recovery impossible. A council OF hD'e
MUSICIANS could give us nut Inc manifest
hone of his ever rllIyiug, two of the mum
her declaring that he was beyond the reach
nf human remedies, that even amputatlon
c,lilI NOT save him, as hc had not Nlgor
enough tocmdurr the operation. Just then
We. commenced giving him Negetine, ana
rom that time 10 the present he mas been
continuously improving. He has lately
resumed studies, throwing away crutchr'
and cane, and walks about Chccriully and
strong.
Though there is still some discharge from
the opening where the limb was laucrd,
We. have the fullest confidence that iu %
little time he will b" perfectly cured.
lie has taken about three dozen bottles
of Nt.rfiur, but lately uses but little, -
hrG,clar,, fuat ne l. Too well To be taking
medicine. Respectfully yours.
f.. = BEST.
MRS. l.. {. +. BEST.
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RrIinhIc INihPnCe.

is Baltic street, BEooKLYN, y. Y, Noyem'
Der u, 1874.
fl. X. SrEvTNS. ESQ: Dear Sir---From
personal benefit received by lis use, aS well
~ from personal knowledge OF those
who's. cures thereby have seemed almost
miraculous. ! can most heartily and sin
crrrIy recommend the NrgciIne Tor the
rpmulaiut, Tor which Il is claimed 10 cure.
JAMES VI. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Of Cavalry Baptist Church,
Sacramento, California.
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RETALIATION OF CITY PROPERTY
Below will be found the return of the
Commissioner of the revaluation of the
real estate in the city assessment district,
for the year 1875. 1t shows ratio OF
increase of valuation of buildings OF near
~ onc-tenth, and on both buildings and
lots u fraction over onc-sixth, on the total
valuations for 1874.
These figures indicate that our city is
in a very healthy state of prosperity, de-
spite the cry of hard times and dull busl-
ness. II she continues improving, and is
as prosperous in coming years in the
same ratio as in the past year, there will
be little cause for complaint or worry;
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ONLY question of time-day by day
bring its Acknowledgements. Call on Mr..
HutchinS and hear the finest toned piano
in the city. Made By krauch Il Bach.
W. ). HUrcHlNs, Agent.
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DEAp.-A short time since we had an
account of the shooting of II lad named
Henry Miller. son of Robert Miller, by Il
comradc, while they were playing
"Butlulo Bill in the cellar. Yesterday
afternoon. the unfortunate boy died of
hcmorrhage of the lungs. Amt it about
time to stop this Buffalo Bill business.
one boy dead here, and one dying in
Stcubcnville, ought to satisfy the most
blood thirsty
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R

CONDENSED TIME GARD.
-, 90
~ ~
an AND AFTER MAY q, 1879, TRAINS
" will run Daily, except sunday as fol-
lows, VIZ:
ACCOM'u MAIL. EMPRESS.
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The following letter from Rev. f. :. Best,
pastor NJ. f.. Church, NatiCk, Mass, VIII be
read with interest by many physicians.
Also those suffering from the Same disease
as afflicted the son OF the Rev. r. =. Best;
No person can doubt this testimony, ana
there is no doubt HbOutth curative pow
crS OF Ncgotluc.
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TuE jury has ,arecd that J. w. Fer
rel Is selling out dry goods and carpets
away below cost. Go and see for your
self.
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WEBER PIANo.-For sale cheap ut
Adams IL Lucas, l221 Market street
See advertisement i'm another column.
J. W. FERREL'S immense stock of dry
goods and carpets must be closed out now.
Great bargains Call and see them.
l.. V. BLOND Is offering his entire
stock Of misses and childrcn'S Colored
Shoes regardless Of cost.
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WESTBOUND TRAINS.
No 2NO ( No s No ~

Nos ) and 10 run daily; No. dairy eN-
crpt sunday; No. / daily, except saturday.
East bound trains make connections AT
Baltimore, with trains for Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. AT Washington
city for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
BiEELTNG PITTSR iRGH IND BAL
IINORE DIILSION.
EAST-LEANES. WESr-LEANES.
'Wheclmg washington IA,
daily ats :UjAM. daily at......j 40 A. NJ.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily nt.I:lj 4. W. daily at.."..2:lO p. NJ.
sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
Tickets to ali principal points can he
procured AT the Office al the Depot.
TlIOS. X. SHARP,
Master ut Transportation.
H. T. pENRItS, General Agent, Wheel
Iug. Jun9
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Nor for sale, but on exhibition-a gen.
uine Staiuer Violin, at Hutchins Music
Store. No. 60, Twelfth street
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THIS EEE.-For carpets and dry
goods, 90 to corner Main and Goth
streets. J w. FERREL.
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Go To p. f. Mnn's for the best Ice
Cream and Water lees in the city.
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BURGLARY.-The barber shop OF
Henry Myers, in Centre Wheeling, WAS
entered toy burglars on Monday night,
and three razorS, scissors, and a lot of
other matters were stolen. There seems
to be no clue to the identity of the ras-
Gals. The city is full of the meancst
most rascaliy thieves ever known, and
citizens should be on the watch for them
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MORE rain and more heat. Give us II
rest, Oh, Probs.
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MORE City Council and more CapitCl
and chin music tonight.
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feet in Indian chute. Arrived-Nint
Shiukle, New Orleans; Cons Millar,
Memphis Lookout, Pomcroy; Fawn,
Evansville. Dcpurtcd-Millar, Fawn
and ShinkIc, Cincinnati; Lockout, Evans
Vile. Clear aud pleasant
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FINE silk Hats, latest style, for $500
It CHAs. r. BEHLER's
Becks Block, opposite Postotice.

CLOSING out sale of misses and chill
drens cOlored shoes for the next ten days
at L.V. BLoND's,
1875 Main st.
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TIE supreme Court will meet this aF-
crnuon ut > - clock.
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WILSON, President.

Upon examination of the assets and
liabilities OF the Peabody insurance Com
pauy we are fully satisfied rs To its re-
spc visibility. Signed.
JOHN REID,
\. WILSON,
I'M. =. GOSHORN,
THOS. O'BRIEN.