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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-15
PERsoyALs.-samuel

PERsoyALs.-samuel Robinson,
ESQ.,, who has been nominated by the
Democracy of Gallia county, Ohio for
p..,batc Judge, is brother Of our es-
tened fellow-townsman, Kinsey
Robinson, Jr.
4 Dr.. Chas. B. Waggener, of Milton,
Cabell county, this State, and son of
Col. Charles B. Waggener, is now at
his fathers house in very critical
condition, having been thrown from
a horse some two or three weeks ago.
We hope to see him out upon our
streets soon.
Mrs. James q. Couch, Jr, who has
been so i'll for the past two weeks,
that her life was despaired Of, We are
gratifed to announce is now in a
fair way to recover.
Mrs. John E. Timms, who has been
sick for the past several weeks, is
now conyalescing.
N. K. Rodgers Of the St. James, and
C. T. Latham of the Charley Bowen,
were in town on Monday.
Charley Dashner, an engineer on
one Of the Ohio river steamers, came
home sick, on Saturday night last
He is now at his mothers
We notice Capt. Fred. Ford, form
erly citizen of this place, but now
a resident Of Covington, KY, in
town.
JIG. Newman, ESQ, Of Luray, Page
county, Va, who has been on a visit
to his friends near this place, for the
past few weeks, left for his home,
Tuesday night. Mr.. Newman used
to be a resident of our town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-15

The State Teachers Association of
West Virginia will meet at Point
Pleasant, on the First Thursday of
August.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-15

An exchange says that an orange,
taken every morning a half an hour
before breakfast, will cure the appe-
tite for intoxicating drinks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-15

THE PIC Nc AT BEECH Hill
The pic mic at Beech Hill, July 1st,
1875, for thebcneft Of the Methodist
E. Church, South, was largely atten-
ded, and was very enjoyable affair,
and quite success financially, more
than forty dollars being realized
The Cornstalk Cornet Band, Of this
city was in attendance, and enliven-
ed the pic-nicers with delightful
music. We were promised a full
report of the exercises of the pic mic,
but from some cause our reporter did
not "come to time"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-15

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MIpDLEroRT.
A very destructive fire occurred at
Middleport, Ohio, on last Thursday
night, in which, with single ex'
ception, an entire block of business
houses and dwellings were destroyed
carrying with it a loss Of many thou
sand dollars.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-15

RISE N KANAwuA.-On Monday
night the Kanawha commenced to
rise, and on Tuesday had reached a
very high mark, backing up the
Ohio river for considerable distance
above town. Saw logs, fat-boats,
fencing, &c, are running out, and
the wreckers are busily engaged in
taking in all articles Of value.
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An interesting Masonic address by
Col. John II. Riley Of Jackson, will
be found on our first page.
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Losr.-On the Both Of June, some
where between West Columbia and
my home a pocket-book containing
about s1G0. The finder will be lib,
orally rewarded by returning the
same. W. SONlERVILLE.
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I hereby announce myself as an Indie
pendent candidate for reelection 10 inc
Office Of County Superintendent OF Free
Schools, for Mason County W; Va;
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We understand the fare from here
to Pomeroy, on the Gazelle and Bird,
has been reduced to % cents, and
from here to Gallipolis to 10 cents
This is good enough for the people
but death to the boats.
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The cabin of the new John W. Nor
gan, which is being built by the
Point Pleasant Dock Company, is
about completed.
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AlIrE socIETY.-The mite society
connected with the LIST Presbyterian
church of this place, wiHmeet at the
residence of Mrs. Lucy Gilmore, next
week, on Friday evening, July 23d,
instead of this week as expected
All are invited to attend. The mite
will be taken at the door.
Money is said to be quite plenty,
the men who have it are in no hurry
about spending it. The men who
spend money and make times good
are short just now.
Weare informed that not long since
two ladies called on a young gentle
man aud presented him with a bo-
quet, They made a short call, and
when they left the young man made
a ferocious grab for the weeds, and
threw them into the street.
Hay is selling at from twenty TO
twenty-five dollars per ton in this
place.
A few bushels of new wheat has
been received at the Excelsior Mills,
in this place. We believe the price
offered for new wheat is forIred s1.10
and for white $40. 49,
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By an order Of the War Depart.
ment, Capt. H. H. Pierce, of the Reg
ular Army, who under detail, has
acted for six years as Professor Of
Mathematics and instructor in Mill,
tary Tactics in the University at
Morgantown, will soon leave for Fort
WaElawalla, in Washington Terri,
tory.
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DEMOCRATIC MEErISG.-On next
Wednesday, July 21st, 1875, Gov
William Allen and the Hon. Geo. H
Pendleton, will address the people Of
Gallipolis, Ohio. The meeting will
commence at l o'clock. A large
number Of people from this county,
will no doubt go down to this meet.
Ing, and hear the address OF Rise up
William Allen. Who will be the
next President Of the United States.
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We call attention to the law card
Of J. W. c. Armstrong, Esq, in this
issue. He is a candidate for public
favors, and we ask for him fair
share of the public patronage.
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The latest Register is on sale at the
Point Pleasant Drug Store.
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LEFr.-A negro Barber named
Friendshaw, who has been in the
employ of Ed. Huskins for sometime
past, departed Monday night, taking
with him alot of razors and sundry
other articles belonging to Huskins
Next morning Ed. was out on the
war path, looking for his friend, but
he was not to be found on this side
of the river; but Ed. will follow him
with the eagerness of a bloodhound,
and no doubt his FrieEd-shaw will
be picked up in Gallipolis, brought
back and furnished with hospitable
quarters in the county jail.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-15

The contract for bulldog lock
and dam in the Kanawha river will
be let at Baltimore on the 22dof this
month, and no: at Cincinnati, as
previously announced.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-15

Butter milk has became the favor
tie summer drink among folks who
know what's what.
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The West Virginia Legislature has
passed q dog law by which it is pro-
vided that any person may kill a cur
found chasing or injuring sheep; that
the owner of the dog shall be liable
for the damage done, and that the
owner of any dog which has been
found worrying sheep shall within
forty-cight hours kill the dog, under
the penalty ofst.5o for each day the
dog is suffered to live after notificac
ton has bee given Of its evil deeds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-15

The Tom Hackney made an cx-
curslon to Middleport, Ohio, last Sat
uFday and quite number OF ladies
and gentlemen, and the Cornstalk
CoFnet Band, went upon her. They
reported a pleasant time.
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Inc Catholic picnic and dance
held IN the grovc back of Mason City,
on the Sd of July, was largely attend.
ed, and 4 great success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-15

There is u vacancy in the cadet
ship for West Point from this district.
Hon. Frank Hereford has the nomin-
alton of the candidate. Now let
some unfortunate youth who has the
requisite qualifications and pants for
military fame, send in his applica-
ton.
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The grasshoppers, it is said, skip,
peth about lively, aud that is just
what we hear friends Hogg and
Guthrie, opposing candidates for
county Superintendent Of schools, are
doing. Go it boys, although TIC
weather is hot, one of You have q
sure thing on it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-15

The Chesapeake I>6hio R. R. Co.,
have built ample stock pens at Mil
ton Station on their road, and We I'M
derstand some of our cattle shippers
are going to try this route to Balti-
more with their cattle. Milton is
only thirty miles from this place by
the usually travelled road.
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A picnic and platform dance will
be held on John C. Lemaster's farm
next Friday. A good time is expect.
cd We acknowledge the receipt Of
a complimentary invitation and will
try and be present.
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DEAD.-We regret to announce the
death of s. A. Heaton, Esq, Of Cliff,
ton, which occurred last Sunday
Mr.. Heaton was at one time editor
of the Mason County Journal.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF ANoLD CITIZEN
It is our painful duty this week, says
the journal, to announce the very
sudden and unexpected death OF Mr..
John Mickey for several years a resi-
den: of Jackson Furnace, near Hart
ford City. The particulars as well
as We could ascertain them are as
follows: On Tuesday morning, he
being n miner went as usual into the
bank to work, in good health; at about
8 o'clock a. IN. was met at the mouth
Of the slope setting down, by one Of
the employees of the bank, he talk
ed checrfully and was left by the
man who was on an Grand, and re-
turning the same way in about If
teen minutes, found Mr.. Mickey lying
down and the blood running from
his mouth and nose; he was prompt
| ~ carried out but expired in a few
minutes. The rupturing Of blood
vessel is assigned as the cause OF
death. Mr. Mickey was extensively
known and highly respected. His
funeral was largely attended by the
different lodges Of Odd Fellows. of
which order he was a devoted mem
Der and.a true Christian gentleman.
RE-AssEsSMENT OF REAL ESTATE
The Commissioners appointed I'M
der the provisions Of Chapter 300.
Acts Of 1928, to re-assess the real es-
tate within this County, have COM
pleted their work and returned their
books, and We find upon comparing
The same with the Assessors books Of
last year that there is very consid-
cradle decrease in the real estate Of
the County. In the End assessment
District there was an increase over
last year but was entirely overcome
by the heavy decrease in the 1st.-
Below we give the difference in the
first assessment district, as compared
with the books Of last year:
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tDsYCHOM ANCY, OR SOUL CHARM.

HDSYCH0MANCY, OR SOUL CHARNI-
L ING How either sex may iascin-
ste and gain the love and affections OF any
person they choose, instantly. This art all
can possess, free, by mail, Tor % cents; TO-
gether with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams Hints TO Ladies, etc 1000,
900 sold. A queer book Address 7. VIII
LIAM < CO., Prb's philade!ph!s,
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lhe levy term Of our CountyCourt.
meets next Monday, the 10Th of July.
Hand in your claims against the
county TO the Clerk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28

The Hiaeh mis- ELECTROMAGNETIC Ia
dams Preparing 10 Drive the Miner,
Oui.
SIOUX CIrY, March g7,-lhere h
considerable anxiety among the friends
here Of the Sioux City party now Ia
the Black Hills caused by the receipt
yesterday ofa letter by Dr. Is. Y, Shell
by, OF Dakota City, from his nephew,
A. r. Shelby, one OF Professor Marahis
party hunting for fossils In the Indian
country. The letter IL dated Crow
Butte, White River ID. 4, March 10.
AMER giving u description OF various
FOSSILS lately discovered, Mr., Shelby
says;
] have been among the northern In
dlans for the last two weeks lived
right IN their villages from what
! could learn they are going % make a
heavy attack on u small mining party.
The Indians say the party are camped
south OF aud near Bear Butte; that the
party consists Of about thirty men, II
woman and seven wagons. Lame An
telope crossed the White river with n
large body OF warriors on the 10Th of
the month, well armed with needle
guns,
Mr.. Shelby had no knowledge Of
any white people mining IN the
Black Hills except what he learned
from the Indians, but the description
and location given by the Indians
leave no doubt that the Sioux City
party IL referred TO.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 27,-The
gold fever has reached this city, Last
Friday party of eleven men left for
Yanton, Dakota territory, whore they
viii wait the arrival OF about fifty Of
their companions, who will leave here
April l.. They are mostly young men,
under tho lead of u man who IL well
acquainted with the Sioux country.
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Miles Office.

WATER GAP, Pa, March 27,-The
Ace gorge, seven miles above the gap,
still remains the same. The strong
resistance by the ice in the gap has
been lessened by cutting channel
through the middle. The rain last
night has made no visible impression.
The weather Is warm and the Ice melt
ing rapidly. Should the weather re-
main thus for two or three days the
break here is inevitable. Several Wis.,
itors came to-day to witness the ex-
pected break of the tremendous gorge.
This gorge consists of $50 miles thrown
into a space of Is miles, which is now
80 feet thick.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Demonstration by CarlistS In
Favor OF Alfonso.
The Khan OF KhiVa Asks the
Protection OF Russia.

LONDON, March 27.-The bark j.
Rhea, from Baltimore to Queenstown,
has been abandoned. The crew was
carried to Liverpool by the Dauntless,
from Galveston.
MADRID, March 27.-General Iona
has arrived at Furaguery. The carlists
there fraternized with the Alfonsists;
and demonstrations were made in
in favor of peace.
PARIS, March 27.-Louis Amader
Eugene Archerd, the French author is
dead.
BERLIN, March 27.-The Khan of
Khiya has asked Russia for further as
sistance against his unruly subjects.
He has also offered to become vassal
of the car.
MELBOURNE, March T.-Twenty
noted communists, under the leader
ship of Doctor Rastrial, have escaped
from New Caledonia in boats built by
themselves.
ROME March 27.-The Asservature
Romano, referring to the manner IN
which Archbishop McCloskey's APP
pointment to the cardinaiate has been
received in the United States, and the
reported preparations making there to
celebrate the event, points to the pain
full contrast offered in Germany, where
the new cardinal, Archbishop Ledo..
kowski, is condemned to imprisonment
because he refused to betray his sacred
mission at the behest of despotic
government.
MADRID, March 26.-According 10
statistics obtained from protestant
sources, thirty thousand have been been
converted to professionalism since 1858;
The protestant chapels of this city ana
elsewhere in the country continue
open.
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NEW ORLEANS, March ~, Cotton
Demand good, Sales 1900 bales, Prices
stronger Good ordinary toslrot good
ordinary, lisMlblci low mlddllng 10
strict low mlddllng, l5s(olblG mid
ding 10 strict midding lbI@l6lci good
middllng 10 mlddllng fair l6.Ml7se,
Receipts, OOl balesi exports, continent,
S,7ih bales, coaslwlse, ~ bales, exported
10 Great Britain, l,lDa bales stock,
lDg,bi7 bales unsnldlast evening, l2s,.
800 bales on shIpboarl, $4,000 bales
Gold,-lld@ll6l. Sight, spremium,
Sterling, 70 500,
New Y0RK, March ~, Compare
tive cotton statement for the week
ending March 26i Net receipts In
United States ports during the week,
~, 10 bales the same week last year,
G3,O26 bales total receipts TO date
3, 100, 300 bales; ~ the same date last
year, 3,35O,7DO bales; exports for the
week, b752s bales same week last
year. 1918 total exports 10 date,
2,027,07 bales; 10 the Same date last
year, 2,0S3, 22i, bales stock nt all United
States ports, O62,ill bales; for the same
time last year 0Bl,3l0 bales; stock NJ
all interior towns, 03, 10 bales for the
same time last year, 0O,38s; stock NJ
Liverpool, $4,000 bales last year,
7Ol 900 bales.
Bank statement; Loans decrease
ST. 900; specie Sl,00O,OOO; legal ten
ders, S25O,0OO; deposits, S3,625,OO0; In
crease, 81 100000, Cotton exchange
closed.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, March 27.-Gold steady
at ll5l6ll6, buying and selling. Sill,
yer steady at l074@lOSI, buying and
selling. IAN. .oa.oo
and rates very firm.
Cotton-Quiet and weak. Ordi nary,
l2ic; good ordinary, Ale; low middling'
15c: middling, Isle; good middllng'
l6c. Sales 553 bales. Receipts, 4Sl'
Stock on hand, 5S,346.
NEW YORK, March G.-lQ;5O A. NJ
Stocks active, but lower. Money per
cent; gold 1851; exchange, long, a.szi
short Sl.S6; governments dull; state
bonds dull. a.,
Flour, firm; wheat, quiet but firm
corn, firm. s,o-. r.d
Pork-Heavy mess, 5000 Lard
heavy,
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Fight Between the Insurgents ana
Spanish in Cuba.

New YORK, March IA Havana
letter of the Goth, reports that ON the
10th of March the insurgents attacked
n body of Spanish soldiers at San Jose
de " Inima with a Spanish convoy.
The Spanish commander of the col
umn ordered u reconnaissance 10 oe
made at the place where the rebels APP
peared, but the rebels who were IN
ambush, fell upon their enemies and
cut their retreat off. The Spanish
troops, after desperate struggle, broke
through the ranks of the rebels anu
succeeded in reaching Fort Ecu Estate
and from there kept up steady hre
OH the insurgents, who finally re-
treated. The Spanish loss was twelve
men wounded and killed.
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WASHIN CTON.
Trouble in Securing a Successor
TO DurCll.

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
West and Collector Casey are in ac-
cord in listening to Major Dick Win
tersmith's "reminiscences of the war.
This is regarded as IN indication of Il
new Louisiana coalition. General
West leaves for home tomorrow.
Colonel George b. McCartee retires
from the bureau of printing and en-.
craving. This causes regret to hum
dreds of employees of the bureau. His
generosity to them has gone long be-
yond the requirements of technical
duty in many instances.
The best legal opinion is that neither
the president, Mr.. Justice Bradley, Of
the supreme court, nor the circuit judge
can designate a successor to Judge
Durell, district judge for Louisiana.
The bench must remain vacant until
congress meets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28
TERRELL.
Amount of Cotton and Cattle
Shipped for the Year.

Special dispatch TO the Dallas Herald
TERRELL, March 27,-There have
been shipped from this point, during
the year ending March !, 1875, seven
teen hundred and twelve bales of cot
ton, and eighteen hundred and sixty
nine car loads Of stock. In the same
time there has been received fourteen
hundred and siXty-one car loads Of
lumber.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28
County officers Resign to Evade Hang
Ing Murderer.

MoREHEAD CITY, N. c., March a.
Lawyer Bryan, who was to be exc
cuted yesterday, for the murder of
Michael Longley, has been respited
until September next, occasioned by
the resignation of the sheriff and all
the other county officers who were re-
sponsible for the execution of the sem
tence. The reason given is that the
negro belonged In Onslow county, not
in this county, whittier the case had
been removed and tried. The eXecu-
ton has been postponed until Septem-
Der 3, when new officers will have
been elected.
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Parade I'm Honor OF John Mitchell
Postponed.

NEW York, March 27.-There Is n
disposition on the part of the Irish So
cieties to parade tomorrow in memory
of John Mitchell, Notwithstanding no.
tice that such demonstration was
contrary to law.
LATER-The parade In honor of the
late John Mitchell has been postponed.
There will be called meeting shortly,
at when arrangements will be per-
fected to carry out the programme on
a week day.
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Election Notice.
The state of Texas, county of Dallas

The state OF Texas, county of Dallas:
at IL hereby ordered that an election be
held on Tuesday. the 9Th day OF April, 1915,
for the election OF justice Of the peac5 In
and for precinct No. |, Dallas county, Texas,
and thai the polls be opened at the various
places designated by law, within the limits
of said precinct, for that purpose, ana that
conform to the election laws OF this state
Given under our hands this March 1, 1875.
T. ID. COATS
CHARLES BARKER,
Associate justices county court, Dallas, coun-
tv. Texas lsuWh
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interpreting His Power.

New ORLEANS, March 26.-Judge
Woods has decided that the statutes
give him the power to select district
Judge in his circuit to fill the Durell
vacancy. He has written to each
seven in ALTO ascertain who can best
come. He relies on section five hun
bred and ninety United States revised
statutes for this authority.
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Co,yres,ioua, Contest Ended.

CHICAGO, March 27.-The Lemoigne-
Farwell contested election case has
been finally dropped. Farwell, who
was declared elected, remaining as the
representative from the third district.
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The Delaware Legislature and the
Civil Rights Bill,

DOVER, DEL, March 27.-The legis.
lature has adjourned. The bill passed
several days ago to meet the civil
rights bill is a law. 1t does not men
ton color, but provides that hotel keep
ers, railroad companies, steamboat
owners and Others may provide separ-
ate accommodation for any class of
persons obnoxious to their customers
or passengers.
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Ashore.

SAvILI.E, N. j., March T.-The
Early Bird, from New York to St:
Augustine, is ashore Oh the beach at
Townsend's inlet. She has cargo OF
sundries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28
Railroad Bridge Threatened.

PHILLIPsBURG, N. ]. Marsh 27.-The
Lehigh Railroad company have Of
fered to rebuild the old covered toll
bridge if the stockholders will burh it..
Its destruction is certain, and will car
nv with it the iron railroad bridge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28
The Democracy of Rhode Island In
Line.

PROVIDENCE, March T.-The demo-
Gratis nominated Charles r. Cutler for
governor. The convention is the larg-
eat fine democrats have held for years.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COSMOPOLITAN.

VIM. IL, Turner shrovoport j. W, TROLLS,
Hannibal, MOI A. r. Blggs, cityi H. y, Me,
Clty;0. Frocbol, New Orleans j. IL, Johnson,
Paris; Chas. W. smith,