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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-10
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Huge Meeting In Memory Of RaIston

SAN FRANCIsCO, September 9.-The
meeting held tonight, in Union Hall,
was largely attended, the crowd filling
the street to hear the open air speaking.
The addresses were mainly devoted to
M attack on the Bulletin and Call for
their course during the recent campaign,
and since the failure Of the Bank of Cal
ifornia at the death OF Ral'ton. Reso-
lutions were adopted condemning these
papers for their attack upon RalSton, and
calling upon the people to withdraw their
support from them. In the open air meet
ing, resolutions were also offered which
censured the Associated Press for teic-
graphing the so-cslled false reports, the
reading of which WAS greeted with many
cries OF No! nol' Us WAS the case with
several other resolutions read outside.
The resolutions also referred briefly 10
the character of RalstUn, embracing the
usual expressions o! respect and regret.
The meeting was quite orderly, though
some Of the speeches were Of rather IN
llaman tory order.
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CRooUET.

4 FEW MORE OF THOSE VERY DI.-
y sirablr full sets Of Croqurt at a.,
$50 and Si.Jp. An early call Will a,cuf"
one. Latest Literary and Fashion Month
lies, Daily and Weekly Papers. Stationery,
&c. {. II. Quincy.
ag2} lili Market street
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,,,Nu, combination Of counter
.-, sa, t,eu detected. Their head
-..-. v,r, in st. Louis,aad the organ
r extend, through North and
,..,. Alabama and Middle Tennessee.
g..-. .r. end j. reached, we are in
...-.l,.a. many persons Of wea''h and
....n,. will be found involved in
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The Guibord BigOtry.

MONTREAL, August S.-Guibords re-
mains were guarded at the Protestant
cemetery last night, but nothing unusual
occurred, Bishop BUurget of this do
cese. has written a letter to the daily pa
pers, ill which he says that had Guibord
BODY been buried in the Cemetery in de-
tiance of the laws Of the Church, the place
where 1t lay should be Immediately IN
terdicted and looked upon henceforth as
a cursed spot, 20 be held in cxecraiion.
Ii fresh efforts be made to introduce the
body iLto consecrated precincts, he re-
quests all Catholics TO remain quiet Ike
true children of the church and
loyal subjects Of her Majesty the
Queen. He invites everyone to sign
petitions to the Queer, begging
Her Majesty to enjoin that rights pos
sessed by Catholics, in this city, arr not
to be deferred, and thst ihey are not To
be molested in the eXerci-. Of their holy
faith. but are to be RESPECTED by ali those
whom Providence ha> called to share
ROYAL authority.
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3F'hccling &egi5ter.

CLOSED II New York Yesterday
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Kentucky Races.

LEXINGTON, September 9.-The races
over the Association course to-day, We're
quite interesting, particularly to those
who put up their money against the
tavorites. To the astonishment of every
body, Bob Woolcy was beaten in the first
race by Harpcr's Tenbroeck, who was
sold in the field, his time being the best
on record for the distance of one mile
and five turloncs, in 2:49i. Henry
Bassetts time for the same distance was
2'56. Tenbroeck is by Phaeton, The
attendance ut the races to-day was bet
ter than on any previous day.
SUMMARY. b. Harper's b. c. Ten
Brock l; Robinson, Morgan " Co,
b. c. Bob Woolley, =; Evart x Sweeney's
ch. {. Emma, 3; not placed, r. j. Megib-
bcn's ch. f. Elmi; u. Swigert's b. c. King
Alfonso. Time, 2;49f.
The second race WAS selling race.
purse $500, one and one eighth miles.
\. Buford's ch C Kibain, l; RobDso>,
Morgan " Co., b. h. Astral, = T. j..
Bush, Wilhers X Brucc's b. +. EtIie,
Moore. Others not placed, j. A. Grin
stead's 9. Z. Light Coin; o. 7. Beari's
aud W B. Scully's br. g. Noel, and A.
Kecne Richards br. +. Katie Time
1857.
The third race was for purse Of $500
Si0O to the first horse and 500 to the
second; distance two and one-eighth
miles. Robinson, Morgan X Co.'S ch. C
Bigfcllow, four years old, j; Sevigcrt's
ch. c Steinbok, three years old, ,. Tim"
-3.5l}
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Ohio state Fair,

CoLUMBUs, September 9-The crowd
in attendance ut the State Fair was largest
OF the week, and numbered 2l,O0O per
sons.
The trot for stations that have made
the season of 1875 was won by II. Law
renee, owned by l.. l., Lawrence, Of
DabIin, Indiana. Time OBI, 2:35h
2:33, Joe Hooper took one heat
in 2:3lI, and Mohawk, Jr., took
one heat in 2:3@!. In the Green
trot; - horses startei. The race
WAS won by the Roam, c. SwIndle, owned
by W. p. kinsey, of Wooster; time 24O,
24O, 2ij. Lady Bashaw took one heat
in 2:39 and Mat Brewers, one heat in
2:3G. The winner made the race after
the filing IF protest that he was not a
green horse
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Pooling Privileges.

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived BY the Nashville BlOodaorse Associa-
ton until the first day Of February prOx., for
the Pooling Privileges for the year 1873 Half
Spring meeting, and half the first day Of tho
Fan MEETING. Commission not 70 exceed
fthree) per cent on Auction Pools, or s (dTe)
Der cent on French Pools. The Association
through its prayer committee, reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
There win be ave days racing in the Spring
an / six DAYS in the Fall.
Address proposals. TO
GEO. W. DARDEN, See,y,
JAMS Sc cod NASHVILLE Tenn.
Banner CODY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALE.

DARNES & co. WILL MAKE THEIR
I'D first sale this morning AZ their new quarters,
No. is Cedar street, Porter Block, commencing
AZ 10 O'Clock, with very large stock Of Parlor
and Bedroom Sets Of Furniture, DiniuE-roOm
lot OF Groceries and fns Teas, and on account
OF G. F. CrOsthwaite, G. ID. c., 800 Novels by
the best authors. Everybody Is invited % At
tend this sale. BARNES & CO.,
jams Ii Auction and Commission Merchants.
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Office Equitable Fire Insurance
Company,

NASHVILLE, 9th January, 1878.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders Of this Company, for the election or
Directors to serve for the ensuing year, viii be
and P. NJ. WM. A. WEBB, Secretary.
fanQ lot
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Pay Your Gass Bill.

MONDAY, THE nTH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, is the last day Of grace, and under the
rules OF this Company, the TOW Of gas VIII be
stunned where the bill remains unpaid.
fa1ost las. II. KENDRICK, Sec'y.
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Absolute Necessity of a Local
Currency.
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The Re-estabIishmentOf the State
Bank Recommended.
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How to Reduce the Cost of Grim
inal Prosecutions.
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Collection of Taxes and Fresh
Sources of Revenue.
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Report of Comptroller BUrch on
Their Condition.
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Needed Reforms in the Valuation
and Assessment of Property.
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State and County Boards of
Equalization.
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Funding Operations Under the
Act of 1873.
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In examining the bonds presented for
registration, l found that there had zen
issued, in July, 1856, twenty apparently
duplicate bonds, numbered 4472 to 4491,
inclusive, White, letter B. The original
bonds Of these numbers were issued to the
McMinuville and Manchester Railroad
Company, on or about the 18th Of July,
1856. The receipt Of the President Of the
company for these bonds is not dated, but
from the date Of the receipt preceding, and
the one succeeding, they were evidently on
the 18th er30thO fJuly, 1856, or betweenthOSe
dates. On the 18th of the same month,
one hundred and twenty bonds Of the same
series were issued to the East Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad Company. They
should have been numbered from 1912 to
1891, inclusive.
When the twenty duplicate bonds above
mentioned were first detected, it was natu-
rally supposed that they had been by some
means sUTiptitiOUsly or fraudulently issued.
1t is due to the then Governor of the State
to say, that not the slightest suspicion Of
fraud attached 20 him because of the issu-
ance of the supposed duplicates. Suisse
Guent investigations have satisfied me that
the duplication Of these numbers was the
result. not Of fraud, but Of a mere clerical
error in numbering the bOnds-all bonds
being then numbered with the pen, not, as
nov, by the engraver. l arrived at this
conclusion from the fact that no correspon-
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OUR STATE FINANCES.

JUN OAAAAA II ANAAAAOAAiJa
Report Of Comptroller BUrch on
Their Condition.
Funding Operations Under the
Act Of 1873.
Needed Reforms in the Valuation
and Assessment of Property.
State and County Boards of
Equalization.
- -
Collection Of Taxes and Fresh
Sources of Revenue.
How to Reduce the Cost of Grim.
inal Prosecutions.
The Re-establishment of the State
Bank Recommended.
Absolute Necessity Of a Local
Currency.
Investigation into the Circum-
stances of His Appoint
ment Challenged.
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NASHVILLE UNION AMERICAN SATURDAY JANUARY g. 1876

sn,7104 O7; Of hogs, 2,Oss, S13, at a valua-
ton Of S6,726,597.
In Kentucky, railroads are taxed at S2O,-
600 per mile.
In Alabama, railroads were assessed BY
the State Equalizing Board for 1873 as fol-
lows:
Main tack, l,72i $3.50 miles;
value s., Az, 5S3 u
Side track u 47-5z miles value. 522.4Is IS
ROLLING Stock. 2,840,308 ~
Total value. s25, 4Os, 10 70
In Pennsylvania, they have no tax on
real estate, the great bulk Of the revenue
Of that State being derived from taxation
OF corporate wealth, as the following table
for 1872 wi j show:
From corporations Of all kinds. III us
From collateral inheritance taN........ 355,QOO
From licenses to merchants, liquor
ucdtu4rs clc-.ss.- eo8.Ou0
Prom certain public Offices ...........-. $4,000
From sales Of public works, lands, etc. 60U,OOO
From personal estate.................. 560,O10
IS 270.TI5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-16

Tur name Of H. Frank, the ClOthier,
located at 46 Twelfth street, Wheeling,
is an acknowledged familiar household
word, His system Of doing business is
quite we'll known, but that strangers may
become better acquainted with and par
ticipate in its advantages, We would say
that the same scrupulous regard to the
principles Of fair and honorable dealing
that has characterized the business OF the
past will control that Of the future,
The cash principle is the foundation.
The strictest equality is observed in ev-
cry transaction. ado as you would be
done by" is not only his motto, but is
practically illustrated. No misrepre-
sensations are allowed. Prices are fixed
on the lowest scale Of profits and the ut
most value given for the ready money.
Patrons are free from the payment
Of the large extra profits necessary to
sustain the credit system to make up the
inevitable losses inseparablc from it, In
short, 1t il Franks greatest pleasure to
give all customers, cheerfully and un-
asked, every concession possible, and the
utmost value for their ready money, not
as favor, but as right they are justly
entitled to.
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TRuru Is mighty and must prevail

TRUTH is mighty and must PREVAIL
there Is no rubbing il out,
John Roemer's Dry Goods and Carpet
emporium Is the cheapest and only exclu-
sive' CaSh House in the city, He keeps
the largest stock in the city, and sells, be.
You'd al controversy, at the lowest prices,
but exclusively for CdSh; therefore bring
your money II you wish to save, To get
u slight idea Of our prices;
Calico 8, ., 7, and s cents Muslin Q,
7, and 8 cents. Flannels 20 and % cents.
shawls from 81 90 10 So 90, Alpacas
from 20 to so cents.
Black Cashmeres 50, 80, 90, and 81 90.
Carpets 20, %, 30, DO and 80 cents and
thousands Of other articles too numerous
to mention at less than factory prices,
but only for Cash. Please call and DO
convinced, at John Roemer's Dry Goods
and Carpet emporium, Nos, 2OlO and 202l
Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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HANS Won Butow.-An appreciative
audience greeted this justly celebrated
pianist In Gray 4 Garretts Hall at Steub-
enville on Tuesday evening. Itwould be
impossible to do him Justice In anything
we could say in his favor. However; we
will only mention the more prominent
pieces executed by him. His rendition OF
Beethoyen's Sonata Appassionuta in F
Minor (Which Is one Of his most difficult
productions was grand, especially the
andante movement In the second part.
Wagner's, Spinning song from opera
Flying Dutchman) and Grand March
from Tahnhausef we're executed In mas
tetly manner: HisI playing Of Bach,
ltandal and Mozart showed what thor .
ough musical training he has had, and
that his 20 years Of practice have not
been wasted; and, his conception Of
Schubert and List showed his elegant
taste and fine touch. One remarkable
feature Of his playing IL that he depends
entirely on his memory and has all the
music Of the great composers at his con-
troll. In conclusion we would say that he
has fully earned his enviable reputation.
II would be unjust; TO close without re.
ferring TO the singing Of Miss Cronyn. Her
voice Is rich and flexible, with a wide
compass, and over which she has com.
plete control, and her style Is easy and
pleasant, without any Alteration.
We will close by saying that those OF
our musical people who missed the Won
Bulow concert missed treat that cannot
be enjoyed often.
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for this causeV The wholesale dry goods
aud retail dry goods men, why don't they
come iOrward2 Some Of the wholesale
dry goods men, though, had contributed
literally to the cause, but he was reg
ulRr pest to them sometimes, Laugh
ter Where are the clothing men, the
merchant tailors, that 1T up our young
men SO neatly and nicely? Where are
our business men, that they don't come
forward and hold up the hands Of the
reverend gentlemen that have come for
ward SO nobly in the cause? Are they in
the city or out Of the city?
Mr.. HOFnbrook said he had been
temperance advocate ever since the
Washingtonian movement. and had been
through the years since then known as
such.
Mr.. Hornbrook said he had been
marked man too long; but he was willing
TO stand upon his temperance record,
He had also taken an independent stand
in politics, but was not going to make
political speech.
Mr.. II. then said he would close as he
NApGGNCu W ulHAu huHlG AGHlul M w
another subject, but the ladies had
brought him out ut this particular time,
The gentleman said he had said moth.
ing about the church members. He was
considered too radical because he inter.
iered too much with churches and church
members, But he would say that he had
received more dollars and cents for this
cause from those outside Of the church
than from those inside OF it. And he
would say to the ladies and gentlemen
present that he could get more money
from men outside the church than be
could get from men inside Of II. Ire.
mendous applause,
Mr.. Kelley moved that the question be-
fore the convention DO referred to the
Commute on Resolutions. Passed.
Mr.. Kelley also moved that the Conven.
ton adjourn to meet at o. o'clock this
morning. The motion prevailed.
Accordingly, after the singing OF the
doxolOgy by tho choir and entire congre.
CATION and the prODOnnciDg of the bene-
diction, the convention adjourned.
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Yesterdays FIRE.-Shortly after 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon the roof Of
Fred. Ililsemen's livery stable, on Main
street, between 18th and 18th streets, was
discovered to be on fire. All the horses,
vehicles and harness were Immediately
taken out Of the building. The fire en-.
gines were promptly on hand but their
services were not needed, ns The FIRE had
been extinguished before their arrival.
Workmen were engaged in putting a
new tar roof on the stable, and for that
purpose had taken the tar kettle and fire
into the building. The damage was but
sliRht.
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REMEMBER TH1s.-Now Is the time Of
the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results Of prediV.
position to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. BosChees
German Syrup has been used in this
neighbOrhood Tor the past two or three
years without a single failure to cure. II
you have not used this medicine yourself
60 to your druggists and ask them Of It's
wonderful success among their customers.
Two doses will relieve The worst case. II
you have no faith in any medicines, Just
buy a sample Bottle Of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 cents and try Il. Regular
size Bottle75 cents. Don't neglect a cough
In save 10 cents. LOGAN, List & Co.,
d&w Wholesale Agents,
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1IELMBoID's BucHu is still in the 70.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II IA
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feiS. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, d&w
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THE CoURs.-CoUNTY CouRT-Jadgc
COchran.-Court met at o'clock.
In case Of State against DR.. l. Ii. Long.
don, in which defendant Ia charged with
producing an abortion, testimony OF Miss
Morris was taken and case dismissed, the
Judge and Prosecuting Attorney saying
there was nothing upon which to base a
prosecution,
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New styles Of Ladies' Nubias received
by HENRY RoEMER,

WHAT Is more delicious at this season
than a good dish Of oysters? And how
well.cOoked game does tickle the palate !
But they require 10 he well prepared, and
this Is an art known 10 comparatively
few. We have in this city at least one
man who gets them up In frst.class style,
and that man Is Martin Thornton. The
headquarters for everything that can
tempt the appetite IL at Martins Capital
Dining Rooms, Market street, opposite
the City Building. We need not relate
Martins praises In detail his name and
fame arc known oil over the State.
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GIFT DIsTRIBUTloN.-A ticket given
with every dollars worth purchased until
January isL To bo given away:
One stereoscopic Album, sig 90
One fine 100 Picture Album, 90
One fine Wall Pocket, = 3 90
One stereoscope with dOz, views, Z 90
One 30 Picture Album, w
HALLS GALLERY.
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GheqtttelLtqtneer
THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1875.
New Advertisements.

The King Of Shirts, II. stallman &
20.
Grand Benefit Ball.
Gold Rings-Louis DecherL
For Sale-llouses.
MattresSes--ATorehead & Co.
Ladies, Take Notice-lIenry Roemer.
Holiday Goods-A. W. PAUL Il Bro.
For Rent--Store Room.
Holiday Presents-Oxtoby & Dntlield.
Furs Cleaned and Repaired.
Holiday GOods-head Of local.
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SUICIDE AT SrEunESvtLLE.-Abont 4
o'clock Tuesday night Thomas Martin,
more commonly known as "Chippy"
Martin, committed suicide in a hall Of
the Continental Hotel. The louhgers
about the hotel office hearing the report
Of q pistol, ran into the hall, and found
Martin lying on the floor shot through
and through the head and still.smoking
pistol by his side. Medical aid was
Immediately summoned, but nothing
could be done for the wounded man, and
in few minutes he breathed his last.
Ills wife and sister were sent for,
who arrived few minutes before lie died.
The grief Of the stricken ones vas very
touching 10 behold, and many eyes grew
dim at the sight, Upon searching the
pockets Of the dead man two letters
we're found, one addressed to his vile, In
care Of James Doyle, and the other to
Mayor Oliver. They furnish but little
evidence As 10 tho cause Of the deed. The
letter to his wife reads thus
srEUnENvtLLE, o., Dec. "A, 1875.
Ny Dear WIFE;
This Is the last you will hear from me
until you see me dead. Good bye.
JoHN MARTIN.
The other letter was somewhat difficult
to decipher, but was made out as follows;
John Oliver;
Lay this to yourself did this. All I
ask il to see that my children don't go to
the poor house.
The deceased had at one time been on
the regular police force Of the city, but
for the past year had occupied the posi-.
ton Of special policeman. Recently he
had been drinking quite hard.
The coronet's Jury returned a verdict
that the deceased met his death bya pis.
tol ball fired by his own hand.
His funeral will take place to-day.
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To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN.-Respect-
fully announcing my return from the
Eastern markets, ] herewith bring to the
knowledge Of the Wheeling public that l
will open in my Assembly Hall, on the
18th Of December, a Christmas Bazaar,
with an endless variety Of fine fresh Cam
dies, Nuts, Sugar Toys Of every descript.
ion, and all the Latest Novelties in the
line Of Christmas Presents. | will have
on exhibition an immense number OF Car.
tiages, Buggies, VelocipedeS, Fancy Dress
ed Babies, and everything necessary to
make children happy.
A. NEUHAUsEN,
1921 Market street,
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POLICE Cornr-Lulnc Ornnnler.,

AVhSE SOOAt -V"uyC N'u""S'
There were but two cases before this
court yesterday morning, which were
thus disposed Of;
John Brown, for drunkenness, was fined
81, which he failed to pay, and was COM
mitted 10 the workhOuso for ten days.
John Hughey, same charge, was fined
So, which he paid.
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srEREoscoPEs from 75c to s. 90 each,
stereoscopic views from Zoe to s. 90 per
dozen, Albums from the cheapest to the
beat, Frames Of all sizes and styles, and
Photographs Of the finest finish.
HALLS GALLERY,
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FIFTY per cent reduction in price OF
Black Silks and Silk Velyets, and all my
Dress Goods and Carpets, as ! am forced
to reduce my stock. j. W. FERREI,
Corner Main and goth Sts.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range Of the tiiermo meter,
as observed at Silvey's drug store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday.
S4 81 i2H 'E 4 I'm
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NoTlCE.-Those who have money would
do well to supply themselves with Dry
Goods and Carpets at the great reduction
In prices that | have made. Call and see
for yourselves. ]. ". FERREL,
cor. Main and 10th streets.