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CONDENSED TELEGRAmS

The German Federal Council will
shortly consider the question Of cNtrad'-
ton treaty with the L. :. 10 take the place
existing treaties between that country
and separate German States.
Fifty commercial corporations and
trades unions, will send delegates t. the
Centennial Exposition, at PhhdelphIs,
from Paris, to study and report upon the
various objects exhibited.
The Spanish government will soon
send roval commissioner to Phi'adcI-
phia.
The body of Miss Philpot, who was
drowned below the Cave Of the W md''
Niagara. last week, WAS to-day taken
from the whirlpool by her brother.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, of FirSt-claSs
Makers, viii DE sold al Low Prices Tor cash,
,.,nufry ,iurItg tl -. hard times and the
HniiIa;s. hy HORACE WATERS K son,
III gr,,,i,y.,y. than ever before offered in
New York. Agents wanted 10 sell Waters
New scale Pianos, ana concerto organs,
IIu,irar,d Catalogues Mailed. Great in
.lur,iu-llt> tu the. Trade. y large discount
40 Teachers. Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
.J,,1,. ,.rr UrC21b
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NOTICE.

UNHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
L Wheeling located at Wheeling, In the
State Of West Virginia, Is closing up its
affairs. All note holders and other crrdi-
tors of said association are, Therefore, here
by notified To present the notes and other
claims against the association for pay
ment. VI. \. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Wheeling, ". I'u., May ), 1873. maGsb
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LONDON, Augut 1.-THE Times city
article to-day says the following on the
condition Of the corn trade and Is derived
from good sources Admitting rs Ger
tam further rise in the event Of bad
weather, on the contrary event, there
j. still time to secure large proportion
of the wheat crop in good condition. II
50 the recent apprchcnsions will pr"ba-
bly prove to hc in the extreme. Ii
the American crop is secured in good
order, there can be,no great change in the
rcsultof the spring wheat crop from what
We had reason to expect Il few weeks ago.
There mad been then, already, reason to
apprehcud a deficiency, (which bad not
been sufficiently needed which should
certainly be needed now The lu,t report
from France Is much less uniuyorh.c
than was apprchcnded Most of the re-
cent rains have done very little injury.
Our own farmers stock of old wheat l.
reported small, but it cannot be quite 20
exhausted as il was last year, and the de-
liycric. during the last two weeks have
been double those Of the corrcsp sponding
week Il year ago.
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GOOD EVIDENCE.
CINCINNATI, Nov. %. ~.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 26, lN'-
MIR. II. II. STEVENS: Dear Sir-Ih" two
bottles of Ncgetine furnished mc by your
agent, my wife has used with great benefit.
For long time she has been troubled
with dizziness and costivcn"Ss; these
troubles are now removed 10y the use of
Ncgctine.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia
and general debility, and has been greatly
benefited THOMAS GILMORE,
2-gio Walnut street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
What | Know About Vegetine.
SOUTH BosroN. MAY 9. 1870

Mr.. STEVENS: Dear Sir-I had consider
able experience with the Negctine. For
dyspepsia, general debility and impure
blood, the Negetine is superior to any
thing which | have ever used. | COM
menced taking Nrgetine about the middle
of last winter, and, after uSiLg IA few bot
ties, IL entirely cured me of dyspepsia, and
my blood never was In as good condition
aS at the present time. Ii will afford me
pleasure 10 give any further particulars
relative to what know about this good
medicine 10 any one who Will call OF ad.
dress me at my residence, $50 Athens ~.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER.
5SO Athens street.
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Government Receipts and E>p"ndi-
IurrS.

WA>uINGroN, August l5.-Ihe ioI-
lowing is nm official statement from the
Treasury Department OF Government re-
ceipts and expenditures by warrants for
the wear ending June Both, lS7j: Net
receipts, l57 ,lG7,722; internal revenue
llO0OO14. %; sales Of public lands, l'i >
6io; miscellaneous resources, lS.ill,l"5;
total. 2sS.OOu.O5l. Net expenditures,
civil and miscellaneous. 11,oIoIo2; War
Department 4l.l20G4j; Navy Depart
mcnt. y I.4p7.626; Indians and pension,
37,s40.S73 interest IN public debt, lo",-
C93.544. Total ordinary expenditures,
27I Oh, -.
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Gained Is Pounds of Flesh.
Surru BERwrcK, MI. Jan. Il. lS7g.

SuUrH BERWICK, ME., Jan. Il, lS72.
MIR. II. X. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Slr-l have
had dyspepsia in its worst form iorthe last
ten years, and have taken hundreds of
dollars WORTH OF Medicine without obtain
ing any relief. In September last ! COM
mcnced tax ing the Negctine, since which
time my health has steadily improved.
Ny food digrStS well, and / have gained
fiitecn pounds OF flesh. There are several
others In this place taking the Ncgctine,
all have obtained rrlict. Yours, truly,
THOMAS f.. MOORE,
OvcrSeer OF card room, Portsmouth Cos
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Great Frec-f0r-AII Race-GOldsmith In
Maid Defeated.

ROCHESTER,, August l4.-Bctwccn tif-
teen and twenty thousand persons, were
at the driving park to-day, to witness the
great free for-aIl race which brought to-
gether Goldsmith Maid, Lulu, Nellie and
American Girl. The betting was four
to one on the Maid, and with her barred,
fifty to forty on the American Girl
against the field. Lulu broke up badly
on the scoring, and the first heat was won
by Goldsmith Maid, in 2:l5l, with the
American Girl good second, Lulu third
and Nettie fourth
The second heat was won By Lulu, in
2.lGd, beating the Maid half II length,
amid the widest eXcitemeHti Nettie
third and the Girl fourth.
The third heat was won by Lulu, in
2'l5l, length and half in front OF the
Maid; Ncttie third, and the American
Girl just saving her distance.
The fourth heat and the race was won
by Lulu in > II, beating the Maid by II
head only; American Girl third, and
Nettie last. These are the best four con-
secutive heats on record, and Lulu has
taken the place of Goldsmith Maid, MS
tina queen of the trotting turf. The time
in full Is rs follows:
First hcat--0:33, l:OG, | 40, 2:ljl. Sec
ond hcat-0:33I, l'OI l:404, 2:lG!. Third
heut-O:34l, l:07!, l;3O4. 2:l6!. Fourth
hcat-0:44, l:07I, l:4I, 2:l7.
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FOREIGN.
ANiclorr orthe CnrItsts.

New YORK, August 1.-THE follow
ing dispatches have been received from
Europe: \ battle has taken pInce be-
tween the Carlists and Government
troops at Ardanc, in which the Carlists
were victorious driving the Aionssts of
the field with considerable slaughter.
They captured number Of prisoners,
besides artillery and ammunition.
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EEI.MoNTS.


ScutrrN-Dugau and Buwnn.
Time OF game, =:l1.
Seven car load of peaches passed
through this city last Saturday, going
west.
The Republicans OF this city think
there wasn't very much policy in eX-
Governor Hayes assault on our Catholic
friends while making his speech here
on last Friday night.
We understand that the lecture of cX-
Rev. Nuylor. on the subject of what he
knows about the show business, together
with hls sermon on the monnt, the day
the show busted up are nbout to be
published and put upon sale. The work
will be sold by agents only. For outfit
and fun pasticulars, address cX-Rrv.
Naylor, late chaplain and advance agent
ot Shrck, Ray, Cochran, Setter West
lake. Robinson, Nnylor X Cos detunct
show.
$3.50 BRIDGEPORT.
Quitc number Of citizens went down
to camp meeting on the carly trains and
steamboats, yesterday morning.
The picnic given at Giles orchard,
near .Ftnavillc, by Leni Lcoti Lodge |.
O. K. NJ, Saturday afternoon and even
inc. proved To- be- II real success imam
ciutly and otherwise. A large number
of people were prc.cnt, and all enjoyed
themselves thoroughly. The danci"s
terminated about 10 o'clock T.. VI.
4 soI,INlNAGE OF unusual Dimensions
occurred lust below .Etnayillc, between
ten and twelve clock on Saturday night
which resulted in II variety OF ornamcnted
'phlz,' Fists, stones and pistols were
uscd in the melee and the wonder i that
some one wasn't killed. The row oc-
Cured on general principal, produced by
the meeting OF IA number ot
.rnuudcrs" composed of West
Wheelingdes, Bridgeporters and
Martins Fcirian>, some of whom had
been over to the boat race aad got their
cvIinder', full of bad snake jucc,' and
couldn't rest until it WAS knocked out OF
them. They went on their way to the
pic. mic. but were too late to raise dis
turhaucr there. We were unable To- as
certain who all were the disturhcrs, but
learned that TopSy Madden OF Martins
Ferry. and one McGavcrn, OF West
Wheeling. were badly beaten, and VIM.
K,onlinr and Doe McConnghy, OF
Bridgeport, were somewhat bruised by
being Int with stones.
The same old, cid story, "no arrests
were made.
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United States Centennia
AND
INIIRN ATIONAL ENPOSITION.

To m, PcpDle u Hest IirguuI:
IOu are earnestly invited 10 attend a
Convention at Wheeling, on Friday, The
21Ih inst. for the purpose OF pcTirCliug
AN organization in the interests OF the
state, to secure a proper representation OF
her llniuru>,. natural resources, and undc-
veloorI wealth, AT the Centennial EXPOSE
ton 10 be held ia 1876 No better Oppur-
funity for such Il showing aS may and viii
induce immigration To-. and the Invest
mrut ot capital IN our state can pJSS bly,
occur tor many years. The Legislature has
done nothing, the people must act. Gen.
Nawlry. President Of tn" United States
Centennial commission, and other Glstin-
guishcd gentlemen will be- pr, sent and
address you.
Arrangements have been made with TIA"
Baltimore and OHIO, the thr,aprak" and
ONO railroads, and the Ohio river si"am-
boat lines, iOr round trip tickets at rcduc-
ed rates.
similar meetings will be held at Martins
burg and Charleston, II which due notice
will be- given.
Let all who have the best Interests OF tn"
state AT heart, and desire her dcy-."Pe-
Inent, attend the meeting and take part
IN the work. \. i. BOZ ~. fk,
Al. SWEENEY,
L :. Centennial Commissioners Tor West
Virginia. ago
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. neUl, Tedu paper on suOslulhTy pTluCl-
pie, as applied to coinage and money Of
account.
The section then adjourned until Mon
day morning.
In Section B several interesting pa
pers were read.
Game Between Lawyers and News
paper Men.
PITTSBURGH. August IA match
game of base ball between the attorneys
and newspaper men OF this city was played
to-day at HuzlcwOod. 1t resulted in Il
score oI 80 to :, IN favor of the lawyers.
Seven innings were played and some
extraordinary skill manifested.
a Sweet Stale of Affairs ia the Coal
Regions.
POTTsyILLE. August l5.-I Icsterday
being the first general payday among
the miners in the Northern section of the
region since the resumption, and money
being unusually plenty, there were II
number Of disturbances, free fights,
shootirgs and assassinations, caused by
drunken braw's.
At Girardsvillc, last night, two men
named John Stitse and Thomas
Lowe, got into slight alter
cation. Shortly after the quarrel
StitseI pat i'll an appearance at the office
Of Squire Guyther, demanding warrant
for the arrest Of Lowe, and which the
Squire was in the act of preparing for
the arrest Of Lowe, when Guyther was
shot and killed by two men, shooting
through the window. Lowe has fled.
At Sncnundoah, the tircmcn had Il pie
mic which Was kept up till late hour
last night. T. James, who had
beer stand, being asked to sell beer to
two men while waiting on them was
shot by one Of the men and died in
stantly.
At Mabouing city, last night, 4 free
fight occurred in front Uf su-
loon, which was Quclcd. Three men
engaged IN the row shot and wounded
Christian Burk, owner, while standing
on the pavement looking on. The shot
entered his breast, the ball coming out ut
the hack. lie will die.
Anrthcr Sermon from Mr.. Bcechcr.
TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,, August Is.
Five thousand people assembled to-
day to hear discourse by the Rev.
Henry Ward Bcccher. Ii is expected
that there will be All improvement IN
the accommodation OF the audiences that
gather here in the future, for Mr..
Beccher mtmutcd by some remarks
which prciaced the sermon that seats
capable OF accommodating $500 people
would be- procured from Boston, between
this and next Sunday Speaking Of Sab
bath services here, he said he received Il
letter last summer from neighborlng
clcrgymcn, complaining that he, Mr..
Bccchcr, by his preaching here on sun
day mace Sabbath breaking palatuhc
and conscientious, and that in all viii
lugcs round about there was
large class of restless people
who would not 20 to church at
home, but who availcd themselves Of this
service and of this day to make pleas
urc excursion to the mountains. In II
few earnest and forcibIe words Mr.
Bcecher defended himself and those who
attended worship against the imputati"ns
contained in that complaint. The text
of his sermon was the 18th verse, Ith
chapter of Romans-"The Kingdom Of
God Is not meat and drink, but right
cousne.s and peace, and joy in the Holy
Ghost
Youthful Incendiary.
New HAVEN, August lj.-Wm.
Brnng, boy eight years old, was caught
setting fire 10 church in this city this
afternoon.
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Colonel Valentine Baker recently tried
before the Assizcs at Croydon and con-
victed of indcccntly assaulting young
lady in railway carriage and sentenced
to fine and Imprisonment, has been dis
missed from the British army.
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DrcNel, Hayes " Co, of Paris, have re-
deemed 500, 600 worth of Duncan, Shrr-
man Il Cos, letters of credit. These let
lcrs are arriving daily from all parts OF
the Continent.
The Catholic clergy holding appoint.
mcnts in Poscn, have submitted to the
ecclesiastical laws.
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And IA full line Of Burial Robes uud
kept constantly on huud. AIi
orders promptly attended Ia AT
iy2Jh llH MAIN STREET.
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Plated Ware, Rubber Chains, Necklaces
Crosses and lockvtS, all Of which will be-
sold at low prices. WM. \. TURNER,
WI l23 MMrkct Street.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor
OF Main and 18th SITS.
DEATH OF JUDGE IRVINE
W EsIuN. LEWIS COUNTY, !
AupuSt Nth. 1875. (

Special to the Register:
Judge Irvine, formerly Judge Of this
Circuit, died here to-day. w.
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Tremendous Rain Storm nnd Flood
I'm SeW York

NEW ORK, August l4.--Ihc ErC"D.y
Post says: Although this city escaped
yesterday the daily storm to which it
has been accustomed during the week.
the surrounding territory WIS not so
fortunate At lIackensack before two
o'clock the rain came down in torrents
Shower succeeded shower each accom-.
panied by vivid lightning. The water
seemed to be one continuous stream. As
the ground was already thoroughly Y soak q.
ed, the flood accumulated rapidly, and all
the low ground soon bore the appearance
Of lake The houses in the meadows
below town were soon in the condition
of islands, and this morning their in
habitants were improviSiug bridges
through the door and yards, while
.he chickens were perched on barrels and
boats. Al the gardens and fields in low
places were under water, and will be
more or less damaged. The tracks oithc
New Jersey and New York railway
was washed away for some distance, and
the break is 50 serious it Is not certain
that trains can pass over it before Tues
day. Tne mails that were sent out last
night over the Northern Railroad OF
New Jersey, Were brought back to the
postotiice in this city, and were sent out
this morning over the Erie railroad. The
tracks Of nearly all the rai roads running
into this city were more or less damaged,
but the necessary repairs will be prompt
ly made
During the storm an empty freight
train OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
standing on the track ut Holemsburg
Junction, was run into by Il freight train
going west; seven cars and caboGscs were
entirely demolished, the engine was
broken and disabled, and both tracks
bluckadrd.
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APPRECIATION.

vi NTLF-@ TUW y. VI N0s'f NI"TVTI NJ I0U''
II. K. STEVENS This is Ia certify that
have used your BLOOD PREPARATION
ONcgctiuo,( in nay family for several years,
aud think that, for ScrOfula or taHkcrouN
IlumorS or rheumatic affections, II can
not be- cNccll"d: and aS - blood purifier
and spring medicine IL Is the best thing
ever used; and have used almost every
thing. can chccTtuIly recommend IL To
any one in need of such a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. \. \. bINSMbEF,
~ Russell street.
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Useful Present to the President.
Society for the idyauccmCnf OF
science.


DETROIT. August li.-Thc fourth
davs' general session of the American
Association for the Advancement of
Science assembled at the Opera House
this morning, and was called t. order
soon after 10 o'clock by President Hill
ward. The following gentlemen We're
elected to membership: II. Wilson Hard
ing. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; j. VI.
Maxwell. Detroit; :. K Allen. VI. ID. In
dianapoljs; Otto II. Ottman, San Fran
cisco
Professor Putnam annourccI that q
payment Of $50 would secure one a
if. membership and exempt him from
the payment oflurthcr dues. The money
paid for memberships l. raised for en-
couragement Of the "rlglna research. y
number of announcements in regard To
excursions, etc. were made by the gen
crul and permanent Secretaries. No
other business coming before the AsS1-
cintion, it adjourned 10 meet in sections.
In section a the first paper read WAS
by Prof Leonard, of Iowa City Iowa,
upon the passage OF
The Iowa MctcoroIrtc.
He showed some fragment Of it. 1t
fell on February 10Th last. The
sky was clear. and the district IN
which il was seen. was $50 mile, long by
$50 miles wide; the length running from
southwest to northwest. and the width
nearly east al d west. The mct"oro.tr
looked like cylinder. or like II very
much elongated horseshoe. 1t had tn"
usual tail. and exploded somewhat iE"
the bursting of rocket 1t separated
into several fragments, some OF when
were subsequently found IN the
earth. 1t lett train Of murky
pMckncss. though the meteor
Was itself intensely brilliant. Some
noise Wa, heard when it fell. The tra--
mcnts weighed il the aggregate 500
pound. AID must have been hot when
they fell for they melted snow where they
were found. Observations on tins meteor
are claimed to bc the most complete "r r"-
cord. The next paper was read by Prot.
Lyvering, OF Cambridge, Massachusetts,
ON an acoustic method of measuring the
Velocity of Electricity.
He sad that electricity had no technical
velocity, as the term isappiicd to other
; subjects. The answer To- the question OF
velocity. a. generally understood. re-
quires u knowledge OF how far electricity
Is to travel. 1t J., supposed that our eS-
pertinent proved that electricity travels
JSS OUl miles in second Unde" -1ur
circumstances. IL when used uu very
"a f.TFfHrI
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DIII'arl1 -
Rheumatic
Kennedy

VIII cure any ease OF rheumatism or
Rheumatic Goui I'm TIA" world, that is not
complicated with other diseases. II i- &"
be- taken iuWardly-tht only way th"
disease can be reached. Attention I~ call
cd Ia the following certificates:
NArIoNAL HuTFL.
WAsnlSGroN, y. G., Dec. -, iN'i.J
MesSrs. Hclphc"stHcG B1diy:
very chrcrmny State that have used
"Durang'S Rheumatic Remedy" prepared
by you, with decided benefit; aLd while
am yet somewhat troubled with th"
u!Ncasc Of rheumatism, am IN much h,i.
ter condition than was some months ago,
which Improvement | att ibutc To Your
wonderful remedy.
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS,
Member of Congress, Oi G"uIgii.
WAsuINGToN, u. e.. July ~, 1874.
Ncysys. IE,lphcnaitc & B,tilV:
G,HH,McH- Amer being troubled for mary
years with RhcumHtI ism, and getting no
relief from medicines advertised Tor Tho
cure of that disease, nine months ago
was induced 10y a friend Ia Try "Buwug-
Rheumatic Remedy (which he had used
with decided success undto nay great sur
prise was cured la the short space. 81 ~IN
days, aud have never had a T"luTu Oi n
since, which cOnNiuc"S mr that Tho RENE
dy not only cures quickly but eradicyt,N %
irom ia" system. Respectfully yoai,.
Asst EngroS,ng Clerk HOUSE Of Repre-.
SrntHllvcS.
We have hundreds OF certificates from
all par : Of the country telling oi thr WON
dcrS OF this medicine. Manufactured by
HELPHENSTINE& 4 BENTLEY,
Druggists, Washington, u. Z.
LOGAN. ISr & CO., Wholesale and Re-
tail Agents Tor Wheeling, ". Va. maJ j.
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Arrival Of Moody ana Sankey.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Steam.
ship Spain has arrived from Liverpool
with Moody and Sankey on board. As
soon rs the Spain was made fast to her
dock, Rev. George G. Needham, Of Phil
adelphia, offered Il prayer of thanks for
the sale arrival of the famous revivalsts,
Moody " Saukey. The former goes to
Northfeld, Massachusetts, where he will
remain for two months. but the latter ha,
not yet determined upon resting spot.
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Warranted for One Year,

Nitrous OXyde Gas administered in rN.
tracing.
Treating and filling the Natural Tcetha.
Specially Septl>c
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THE BEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
IOWA AND NEBRASKA,
FOR SALE BN THE
Burlington & Missouri RiverR. R. Co.


one Million Acres iu Iowa and Southern
Nebraska The finest country IN the world
Ia combine Farming and stock Raising.
The Soil Is Rich and easily cultivated,
CIimHt" warm: seasons long; Taxes luW
and Education Free. No payments re-
quircd on principal ilI Fiih year, Hud
then only Ouv-Scycu'h EHCn Year luiil
paid.
LAND EXPLORING TICKETS
Sold at important stations on the Chicago,
Burlington and quincy railroad. AMI cost
OF same refunded when land Is bought
Half Fare Ia families OF purchasers, ami
Low Frcighis on household goods AMI
farm stock.
Twenty per cent premium for rultiya-
tiOE.
Large Discounts tor Cash within one,
two aud three years.
Products viii pay for Land and Improve
ments long before the principal become
due.
THE so-callcd destitution in Nebraska,
lies In the far western region, beyond th"
lands Oi the +. & VI. X. X. Cor
ED-FOr circulars that VIII describe fully
these lands, and the terms Oi sale, apply
10 or address LAND COMM lSSlbNtk,
Burlington, Iowa, for Iowa lands, pr Lin
coin, Neb., for Nebraska lands, or To
:. r. SHAW, Agent,
f.IO B,y N...f =
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Punished for Fraudulent Bank
ruptcy.

BosToy, August l4.-Black \ Curricr,
member: Of the late shoe firm were each
sentenced to-day to fourteen months i'm
prisunment for fraudulent bankruptcy.
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s.,n closed in New York Saturday