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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-16

PREPARATIONS ron LAYING THE Coz.
NER SToNE.-The Masonic fraternity last
evening held a general meeting in their
temple TO complete the arrangements for
laying the corner stone Of the Capitol
building on Saturday afternoon next.
Mr.. c. II. Collier occupied the chair, and
Mr.. A. II. Forgey acted as scribe. The
meeting was largely attended, n mum.
Der being present from bridgeport
and vicinity.
The object Of the meeting was stated by
the chair to be the reception Of the report
Of the Committee Of Arrangements, which
committee therefore submitted the fol.
lowing programme:
ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION.
| From Washington Hall up Market street to 10th,
down 10th 10 Main, down Main 10 9th, up 2ith TO
Chaplnp, up Chhpllne to 10th, down 10th 10 Mar
kct, up Market 10 10th, up 10Th to the Capitol
PROGRAMME.
!. Announcement by the N. W. Grand Master.
| 2. Ode.
.. Raising the Corner Stone.
| 4. Prayer by the Grand Chaplain.
8. Deposit Of coin, documents, &c, by the Grand
Treasurer.
0. Laying Of the Corner Stone. Music by the
Band
!. Proving the wOrk-ceremonlss conducted by
the Gland Master.
s. ConsccratlOn Ceremonies, performed by NJ. W.
Gnnp Master.
.. Invocation by the N. ". Grand Master. lie
sponses by the Brethren.
| 70. Grand honOra
| II. Ode.
q: Address by Col. Arnctt and others. Music
by the Rand.
| 10. DenellctlOn.
The procession will then reform and return to
the Temple
The report was adopted as submitted.
The Committee on Music reported that
they had engaged Kramers full band,
and secured the services Of chorus Of
seventy.Iive ladies and gentlmen to sing
the Masonic odes. The committee was
instructed to engage Schreiner's band also.
Maj. AlonlO Loring was selected Chief
Marshall, and authorized 10 appoint his
assistants.
On motion Of Mayor Sweeney The Chief
Marshall was instructed to assign invited
guests to their proper place In the line
Of the procession.
The Mayor was requested 10 issue
proclamation asking suspension Of bust
ness as far "a possible between the hours
Of ~ and o'clock Saturday afternoon.
All the Masonic lodges in this State,
and the Knights Templar Of Bellaire, 81.
Clairsville and steu6enville, Ohio, and
Washington, Pa, have been invited BY The
Committee Of Invitation to participate in
the ceremonies The Capitol Committee
has issued invitations to the City Council,
Fire Department and the military. A
large display may be accordingly looked
for. The MasohS will assemble at their
Temple at 1 P. NJ Saturday.
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MEETING OF ruE CgyrgNyIAL Cov,fIT.

MEETING OF THE CENTENNIAL COMMIT
TEE.-There was a meeting yesterday al
ternOOn in the Governors room at the
Capitol, OF the State Centennial man
ayers recently appointed by Governor
Jacob to act with the United States Cen
tennial Commissioners in the represents
ton OF the States interest in the Phila-
delphia Exposition Of 1876.
There were present Hon A. j. Sweeney,
L.. S. Commissioner, Mesrrs. 0. G,
Dewey, Thos. Maslin and c. II. Bell. Mr..
Sweeney was appointed Chairman and
Mr.. Dewey Secretary.
With view to a thorough State or
gauization, the following RESOLUTION was
adopted:
Resolred, That local boards to consist
OF three persons be appointed in each
county in the State, who shall be request
ed to cause such specimens Of the miner
ais, woods, cereals, manufactures and
products found in their several counties,
together with such full information as
will enable the State Board OF Centennial
Managers to classify and arrange them
for exhibition, giving also information rs
to topography, climate, facilities for
transportation, prices OF lands, and such
other matters as will further the grand
object in view, viz: proper display OF
the resources and industries OF the State
in 1876.
The committee will prepare a circu-
lar letter setting forth the objects
to be attained by full representa-
ton Of the States interests at the coming
Centennial.
The afternoon session was spenti in the
selection Of gentlemen for local committee
in the different counties who will CO.
operate with the U. S, Commissioner.
We had the pleasure Of examining
threespecimens Of iron ore brought from
Hardy county by Mr.. Maslin. OF these
specimens, two were brown and red Hem
attic, the former said to be Of fossil ori.
gin, yielding under analysis Go per cent.
OF iron. The vein is II feet thick and OF
unknown extent. The red Hemetite
yielded IS per cent and the vein is 90
feet thick Of solid ore. The other speci-
men Is Red Oxide and snalized GS per
cent; Of this three veins have been opened,
one Of which Is 30 inches thick, one "a
inches and one ~ inches thick, These
veins, besides others not examined ana
lytically, are all found in one mountain,
situated about 40 miles from the b. & o.
Railroad.
Mr.. Maslin had also with him n geo
logical map Of the coal field recently SUR
veyed In Grant county, adjoining and for
merIy u part Of Hardy county, This
map shows six veins Of coal, Of ] feet, 3
feet 10 inches, feet 3 inches, feet, 8
feet and 1 feet 4 inches respectively.
c. II, Bell also spoke Of vein Of lithO-
graph stone recently found in Brooke
county which Is said to be Of excellent
quality. One Of the Grant county veins
Of coal Is said to be unsurpassed for gas
and coke.
These are some Of the fruits thus early
developed by the efforts Of the Centennial
Commission, and are merely the initial
development Of untold resources.
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LETTERS FROM DRuGaIss.-There Is no
case Of dyspepsia that Green's August
Flower will not cure. Come TO the drug
store Of Chas. Z. Dwight, or any other
druggist, and inquire about It. II you
suffer from costfyeness, sick headache,
sour stomach, indigestion, liver com.
plant or arrangement Of the stomach or
liver try 1t. Two or three doses will re-
lieve you.
Boschec's German Syrup is now sold
in every town and city in the United
States. We have not less than fivo hun
dred letters from druggists, saying II is
the best medicine they ever sold for con-
sumption, throat or lung disease. Sam
pie pottles Of both 10 cents each. Regu-
lar size IS cents. eod&w.
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The docket at this court yesterday
morning was unusually heavy. Twelve
cases awaited examination, and were dis
posed OF in the following order;
Ida Florence and Rufus King are the
names given by two parties who were
found in houseof prostitution near the
United engine house. Ida was sent up
for twenty days, and Rufus paid $40 and
costs.
John BOlan was committed TO Jail for
thirty days for drunkenness.
The case Of Earnest Kepner, charged
with selling liquor on Sunday, was con
tinued for the want OF evidence.
For selling cattle without license the
following parties were fined 50 each
Jacob Ehni, Adam Rabble, - Taylor,
Elijah Hudson, Haney Winters, Hugh
Boyd, James McGannon. Mr.. MCGannOn
asked that he be fined $40 so that he
could take an appeal, and his request was
granted. In all the above cases execution
was suspended until Saturday morning.
The rules issued against Charles HOil.
man, - Bayha, Lewis Orth, +. Schenk,
Geo. Zoeckler, Geo. Bowers, Martin
Fisher and Otto Hess, absent witnesses,
were dismissed.
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Thrown FROM A CARRtAaE AND SER.
tousLY Hum Mr.. Theodore Shfivef
and wife we're thrown from a carriage
near the corner Of Chapline and 2Sl
streets yesterday about noon, by runa-
way horse collfding with lamp post.
Mr.. shrivets shoulder was badly bruised
and was thought TO be dislocated. Mrs.
shriver was considerably scratched and
bruised about the face. Both sustained
severe injuries. The horse which belongs
to Henry Michael, was stopped at the
corner OF 23d and Main streets.
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TnE GERMASiA SoCfAL.-The Ger.
mania Social last evening opened ita fall
and winter terpsichorean campaign with
n hop at Nenhausen's Assembly Hall, OH
Market street, opposite the Mcclure
House. There was large attendance OF
young ladies and gentlemen, who enjoyed
an evening Of unalloyed pleasure. Kra-
mer furnished the music. Under the
skilliul and experienced management Of
MessrS. +. II. Dick, G. A. Blum and W. s.
Phipps everything passed of pleasantly,
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ISTEREsTHa STAT1sus.-FrOm the
books just returned BY the city and eoun-
ty assessors, We CLEAN the following inter.
esting figures concerning the number OF
voters and the personal property in this
county. II must be recollected that the
figures representing the number OF white
and colored persons indicate only those
over twenty-one years Of age and not e1-
empt from taxation. The watches, clocks,
pianos, melodeons, ETC., kept in stock by
merchants are not included in this table ;
PIRsI DISTRICT.
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REQUESTED TO Close Up.-At the soil.
citation Of the Masonic fraternity, Mayor
Sweeney has issued a proclamation re.
questing the merchants Of the city to
close their places Of business on Saturday
between l2 and 9 r. NJ, during the cere.
mony Of laying the corner stone OF the
Capitol building. We trust that the re.
quest Of the Mayor will not be disregard.
ed by our business men. It Is the desire
Of every one to make the display Of Sat-
urday Creditable alike to the city and the
State, and all who Gun should participate
In n
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The CouRE.- UNITED STATES DIS
rRIcr CouRT.-Judge JaelsOn.-This court
met yesterday morning and was occupied
during the entire day in hearing
the Steinmetz case, the particulars OIL
which have already been given to the
public. The jury returned verdict Of
guilty, and the counsel for the defense
moved for a new trial, which motion the
court will take under consideration. Gen
Goffand Assistant District Attorney Geo
B, Caldwell appeared for the prosecu'
ton, and Leonard S. Hall, OF New Mar
tiRsyille, and Thompson x Linch Of
this city, for the defense.
Adjourned to the usual hour this
morning.
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GoSE AFTER THE ARCHIVES. - Mr.
Benz. Daily, Gov. Jacobs private secre.
tary, left for Charleston yesterday To
make arrangements for bringing the State
archives TO this city. Mr.. Daily thinks
that he will have the books, papers, rec
ords, etc., here sometime next week
These he will bring by rail, but the
heavier portion Of the State property will
be transported by steamer AZ soon As the
fivar tisns
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Inscription on THE CORNER SroNE.-
The following inscription was yesterday
afternoon cut on the corner stone Of the
Capitol building, which will be put in iis
place In the northeast corner Of the build.
ing on Saturday afternoon next;
This corner stone was laid by the
Grand Lodge Of Masons Of West Va, r.
White, q. NJ, Sept, 18th, 1857
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HEIMBoLD's BUcHu Is still in the re.
NTH Of Its 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. 1t is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feib. Genuine has prOprletor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, Now York, Sole
Agent. dGR.
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ARTICLES FOR THE CORNER SroSE.-
The committee appointed by Council to
select deposits for the corner stone Of the
Capitol building desire all those who have
any article which they wish to deposit to
notify them Immediately. The committee
consists Of the following gentlemen From
the Second Branch. W. Z. Hahdlan, ]. T.
McCortney, Geo. Kinghofn; First Branch,
Thos. J. lIlair, Jas. Dnnning, A. G. Egerter.
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TmEvrSa IN RRpdEPoRr.-On Monday
night last thief entered Smiths Touring
mill in bridgeport through the engine
room window, and proceeding up stairs
to the office gathered up all the loose
change in the till. The sum taken did
not exceed fifty cents, besides several
postage stamps,
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THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 6 10

The young lady Who finds it necessary
to faint and fall into the arms OF Angus
tus at the war-like buzz Of a humble bee,
will, when she is with Mary or Susan,
take exquisite delight in kicking over a
whole beehive and WALKING of with the
honey
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NoT1CE.-Auction sale Of J. W. Fer
reps dry goods and carpets postponed by
the creditors few days to see II his con.
tinuation Of selling away below cost will
not be more fully appreciated, and raise
the money. Now Is your time for dry
goods and carpets at your own price, at
]. W. Ferrel's, corner Main and goth
streets.
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HEADACHE arises from different causes.
Congestiye headache is produced by an
undue quantity OF blood in the brain, to
which high livers, robust people and
young women are liable. DR.. Bulls Veg
etable Pills regulate the bowels and thus
divert the current Of blood from the brain.
dAW.
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Now WE know what a picnic is. We
Away thought II was Just fun, but the
philosophic Boston Globe informs US that
"the picnic IL the protest Of the spontan-
eous lie Of humanity against the restric-
ton with which II Il hedged about by the
forms and ceremonies Of civilization"
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New TENEMENT HoUsH.-Mr. Anton
Reymann we understand shortly intends
to tear down his residence on the corner
Of 10Th and EofT streets and build in its
place several commodious and comforts
bic tenement houses.
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A CHALLENaE.-Louis Felsing, Of the
Hegnet Boat Club, has challenged any
member Of the Nail City Boat Club to row
him three.mile single scull race in best
and best boats over the upper course for
the sum Of $500 a side.
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ANOTHER DEPARTURE Our friend
Andy lTebrank, fully realizing the awful
solitude Of celibacy, has taken to himself
a partner-not a jeweler, however, but
perhaps a jewel. Mr.. EIebrank was mar.
ried to Miss Amelia Kull, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents in Centre
Wheeling, yesterday morning at D o'clock.
Only few favored friends witnessed the
ceremony. The newly.married couple
left on the II o'clock train for Pittsburgh,
and thence East. OF course every body
wishes them bon royugc and a happy mar.
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acknowledgement,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1875.


Attention, Sir Knights.
Laying Of the Corner Stonc-head Of
local.
The Circus l. Coming, boys,
For Rcnt-lfouse.
Carpets and I'urniture-Mendcl, Booth
4 Co.
Silver and Plated Waro--Oxloby 4
DufIicld.
Suburban Property for Sale.
Commissioners Notice.
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TIE prettiest and most delicate shades
in opera kids and the new fall colOrs for
ladies and children's kid gloves at J. Z.
Mendels,
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PoTATo BUas are being largely con.
sumed by black bass in the streams in
this vicinity, and II IL said these insects
arc poisonous, rendering the consump.
ton Of the fish exceedingly dangerous.
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Once, 1918 Market Street.
DEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY,


VI NW1I
WHEELING, W. VA, April 2, 1878. !
Tho Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April LIST, 1915, and
IL nneGplfcd fire business has 6epn reinsurcd by
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, w.
Va, rs shown by the Resolution and Certificate an.
nexed hereto. All claims Tor OS or damage that
may occur after " O'Clock w. April lst, 1873 under
any FIRE policy Issued by The Fire and Marine In.
suinnce Company, and In force, will le adjusted
and settled by the leaOoly Insurance Company.
}. V. L. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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New GooDs at John Roemer's cheap
er than ever, but only for cash. Black
cassimeres for DOC, worth 81 %; medicated
ilannels 40c, worth 75c. New styles Of
prints, dress goods, carpets, oil cloths, &c.
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The latest and newest designs for over
skirts, basques and Fall wraps; also q
complete assortment OF patterns for ladies
and children, at ]. Z, Mendels.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
ms observed at Silyey's drug store, corner
opposite the POstolice, yesterday:
't g. iaF = 'E y 7F 4
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Cry PERsoNALs-Atr. Geo. W. Higgins,
m old Wheeling boy who has resided in
Illinois for the past eight years, Is visit.
ing his relatives in this city.
Auditor Bennett, Supt. Byrne and
Benz. Daily, Esq, private Secretary to
the Governor, left for Charleston yester.
day to superiniend the packing Of the
State archives.
T. Maslin, Esq, Of Moorefeld, is stop.
ping at the 81. James.
Caleb Boggers, Esq registered at the
Mcclure House yesterday afternoon.
Sol. Hastings wants to run foot race
with John Rhuel. Give the young man
chance.
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NEW and popular music received daily
at W. S. Hulchins' Music Store, No. GO
Twelfth street.
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CALLa j. Z. Mendels and see the new
shapes in ladies and misses Felt Hats.
Also a beautiful selection Of flowers and
fancy feathers.
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GOiSd TO STEUBENvfLLE.-The Ger.
mania Singing Society will 60 to stcu.
benville on the 8 o'clock train this even.
ing to patLieipaLe In concert.
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T'nE Sir knights Of Wheeling Com.
mAndery No. | Knights Templaf, are re-
qnested 10 assemble at the Asylum this
evening al7l O'clock Tor dill.
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TIE CALDwELIIs Run BRIDGE Bios
At the meeting Of Council on Tuesday
night the Committee on Streets and Al
leys In reference to the construction Of
bridges across Caldwell's Run reported
that they were about equally divided be-
tween the bids Of Gordon, Gerry d Co
and Adolph Yoke, and therefore recon-
mended that Council award the contract
and that Lewis Lunsiord be employed to
superintend the construction OF the same
at compensation not exceeding 80 30
per day,
The Second Branch therefore adopted
the following resolution:
ReSOirtd, That the contract for con-
structing two stone arch bridges lin nc.
Cordance with plan and specifications on
file In the Office Of the City Clerk across
10Th street, one on Chapline and the other
on EoR street, be awarded as follows
The one on Chnpline street to Gordon,
Gerry Il Co., and the one on Eol' street to
4. Yoke, and that the City Solicitor be
directed TO frame and execute the contract
on behalf Of the city, requiring approved
security for the faithful performance OF
the same, and that Lewis Lunsiord be
employed to superintend the construction
Of said bridges at a compensation not cX.
ceeding 50 50 per diem.
This resolution was amended by the
First Branch striking out the words "2Oth
street" and inserting instead. the words
"CaldwelPs Run at the present location
Of the Run" and further by striking ont
the words "the one on Chapline street to
Gordon, Gerry & Co., and the one on
Eoff street to 4. Yoke" and inserting
instead the words "Gordon, Gerry & Coz;
and further by inserting the words "lhG
The resolution was then adopted rs
amended.
The following were the bids for con.
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Two secondhand Pianos for sale cheap
at W. S, Hutchins' Music Store, No. 60
Twelfth street.
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SrElNwAY Pianos,
Knabe Pianos,
Chickering Pianos,
Hazleton Pianos,
Fischer Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Mason & Hamlin Organs,
Smith American Organs,
Estey Il Co. Organs,
Secondhand Pianos and Organs for sale
or rent at the lowest prices and on most
reasonable terms at
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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GOLDEN sHEAF.-The latest publica.
ton in singing books for Sunday Schools
is the Golden ShCaf," which is pro.
nounced to be the best book Of the kind
ever published. For sale by
ADAMS 4 LUCAS,
1927 Market ST.
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The man who bets on the Ohio elec.
ton peryades the saloons now. lie hasn't
got any money with him.
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OFFiCE FIRE 4 MARiSRlSsuRASCR Co.,
IuMnua NJ. ~ % AI.-.h nj la-a


WHEELING, W. Va March 81. 1878.
RetOiuei, That tho proposition Of the Peabody 10.
turancu Company Of Wheeling for the reinsurance
ofthe fire business Of this Company lie, hnl the amp
Il hereby accepted, and tin President Of hI, Com.
pdny, together With McssrS Held, GOsliOrn and
UBnen arr hereby appointed q committee tO con.
, sunmate the transfer Of reinsurance, Provided
that upon examination by the committee Oi the
ls5ets Of the Peabody Insurance Company, II Is
found to he perfectly responsible.
tslgnell L. II COLLIER, Ser'y.
tsignedI a. WILSON, pres't.
Upon examination Of the nSscts and liabilities Of
The Peabody Insurance Company, wO arc fully sat-
liied ~ TO Its responsibility --
IslEncdl JOIiN REID,
A. WILSON,
WM s. uOSti0RN,
TliOS. O'BRiEN,
WnRELiSs, March slst, 1875.
The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
Olleitaa continuation Of the patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
satisfaction, by talr DEALING ample protection and
Wi. BAILEY, President.
J.. v. l.. ROGERS, Serrrtary.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
DiRkCTORs:
WIN. Bailey, Henry n. Miller,
Aionto lUring, Henry Schmultach,
A. N. Adams, Dr. ". j. Rates,
Jas. 7. Barnes, Thomas Hughes.
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1000 yards Of best Prints at &c per
yard; Merrimac, COchecos, sprague's and
all at Go per yard. And Dress Goods and
Carpets even cheaper in proportion.
Forced to sell to meet my payments.
J.W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Goth streets
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STATE House IrEMs.-The Governor
yesterday appointed Ellery B. Snodgrass
a Notary Public in the county Of Marion.
Eleazer Jackson was yesterday appoint.
ed Commissioner Of Deeds for this State
In the State of New York, with his resi-
dence at New York City.
L. A. Bennett, Auditor, having gone to
Charleston, the Governor appointed
George L. Bennett Auditor pro tcnI.
The Centennial Commissioners Of this
State and the committee appointed by the
Governor TO work in conjunction with
them in the interest Of the State met in
the Governors office yesterday.
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SEPTEMBER proves thus far sufficiently
variable to satisfy the most ardent lover
OF variety,