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- JAP. RAILROAD.
Sixth Installment.

Tho stockholders of the Springfield. Jackson
and POmeruy Railroad are hereby notified that
the sixth iustalimeut Of 10 per cent u required
20 be paid within ~ days from this date. OF b.
fore the 25th of sept is7B. Hereafter sixty
days notice will b. given for each call uf 10
per cent. Payments Of stock must be made TO
the following persons, who are authorized TO
receipt for the same.
John Zoos. Springfield. Clark county.
J. v. Ely. Washington &. H., Fayetta county.
w. W. bcll, Greenfield, Highland county.
r. II. Seymour. HaimhridEc, Ross county.
James Emmitt, Wavcriy, Pike county.
VI. l.. Chapman, Jackson county.
II. Il. Sutherland, Iron Bank, Jackson, %.
A. the contract has been made Cor the fon-
siruction Of the entire road, the tockhoidcra
VIII see the importance of prompt payment.
By order Of the board.
JAMES ENMITT. President.
Jackson, o.. Aug a 1878.
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There will be Centennial Sabbath
School Celebration held at Winchester,
in the Grove near the church, on the
Goth day of August. 1876. Exercises
commencing at $50 A. NJ. Good speak
ers will be in attendance. A good time is
anticipated. 1t will be conducted on the
plan of Basket Meeting. All are in
vited to come with well filled baskets.
augl7t2t
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Married Persons or fuunE Men cuuteiuplaia
tng marriage. aware Of physical wrakngaa fiusa
of pro-Crcauvo powrra-tmpuiruryh uErvuus
enritability. palpitatlnu. organic Weahuess,
nrrvoua debility, or amp other disqualification
speedily relieved.
ue Who places himself under the carr q ufs
Fiauhlntt. may reliEtuunly cuundN ~ his honor
a. a gentleman aud confidently rely upun his
skill ~ n physician.
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Posters were put up last Saturday
week, announcing that Gen. George A.
Sheridan, of Louisiana, would speak at
the Court House on Tuesday night. The
notice was short, but the Court House
was well filed. The night was exces-
sively hot, and Gen. Sheridan only spoke
little over half an hour, but he made
the fur fly while he did speak.
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DIR. A. B. Monahan has beneficiary
scholarship in the Louisville Medical
College. Amy worthy young man in this
county desiring a medical education,
should see DR.. Monahan.
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Since harvest ended, the farmers are
coming to town more frequently, and
business at the stores is reviving. The
crop is large, of every kind. Fruit is
abundant, and there is no danger of star
wing, if business is dull
Almost every day in the week, but
more especially on Saturday. there are
crowds to be seen at Miller's store, on
Main street. opposite the Court House.
The people are attracted there by the
big stock of cheap goods.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF REAI
N EgTATE

IA ESTATE.
In pursuance Of an order granted BY the Pro-
bate Court OF Jackson county, ohio, will offer
for sale az public auction, on
Saturday, 20th day OF August. A. ID. 1870.
az one O'Clock p. m, at the door OF the Court
house, In jackson, Ia said county, the follow
ing described real estate, situated In the town
OF Jackson, state OF Ohio, to-wtt
Being part Of In lot No. =, In said town, aud
being f03s feet Of the front on Main street. on Of
the east side OF said lot, and extending back the
same width TO the alley. This description ia
upon the hypothesis that said Main street runs
east and west.
Appraised at si400.
Terms OF sale-Onc-third in hand, one-third
IN SIX months, and one-third In one year from
the day OF sale, with interest; the deferred pay
meuts 70 be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. JOHN 4. RAMSEY,
Administrator q. b. n. Of the estate Of james
O'Hara. deceased.
James Tripp, ATTY.
August q f1tt-II
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The new store Of George w. Rice, on
Broadway. is still in full blast, and doing
athriving business. George has peculiar
way Of making himself popular as
salesman. Everybody likes him, and
likes to trade with him.
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There need be no pain where Cen taur
Liniment is used. Burns and scalds are
healed without a scar. Rheumatism,
Sprains, and most flesh, bone and muscle
ailments can be absolutely cured. There
are two kinds The White Centaur Lin
iment is for family use, the Yellow for
horses and animals. One trial will con-
vince the incredulous
aupl7.3
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Probate Court Proceedings.

II. L. Chapman, assignee, VS.. George
Dever ct al. Petition to sell land. Con-
tinued
One account fled
One account settled.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Ananias Rsgland and Patsy Ragland
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Especially, who have bocomn the victims uf
solitary Vice. that drcadfni aud dcairuriiNu
habit which annually sweeps 20 an uutimelY
grave tho-nands uf young men % the most rhs
nltnd talents aud brilliant Intellect Whu niiEht
otherwise have cntrancci listening aruatrs
with tho thundcrs uf ciuauumrr. uf wahci O.
ccatary the living Tyre. may cali with fnll con-
fdrncn.
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Choice Town Lots for sale, at reasona-
BILE terms. Also, house and lot, with
some improvements, in Wellston.
For particulars, apply to Joseph Mas
ters, Wellston, o.
Nav % 1S76-3m
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During the next two months there will
be good many people in town. There
will be the great Sabbath School celebra-
tion, the District Court, the County Fair,
and any number of political meetings.
When you nre in town at any of these
public gatherings, or for any other pur-
pose, do not forget to call and see the
fine furniture at the rooms of Wade d
Long, on Broadway street
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Young Wen

Who have injured themselves ~ crfiain
praciico iuduiEei in Nhcn alone. q hahii go.
quentiy learned from evil uufmfiauimHns ~ nt
lchool. the srecis 81 wuich aff nishfiY feit.
even Whan aalCcp. aud N NOT rufFd rruhrfa
mmFrta@w Ampueaihls, and dnsiluQa 10th mlua
aud pcAy, should appiy Immediately.
augi1iu
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My Gallery is now in good working
order at last, and am ready to do my
best for all that may give me a call, in
particular those that had negatives taken
before the fire and did not get their pho
tographs, if they will favor me with an
other call ]. c. CAHoON,
Jackson G. H, Ohio.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY,
oF PHILADELPHIA.

Thousands OF our readers will visit the grand
Centennial Exhibition at Philad elphia. They
Will want 10 stop at hotels where the accom-
modations are good and the charges are reason
able To do 80 they must make all arrange
ments before starting. This can be done by
correspondence with the proprietors. In TINS
Directory will be found such as are fully up 70
these requirements.
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Be sure and read the great speeches of
Morton and Sherman, which we send in
an extra this week. After reading them,
hand them to your neightor.
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The contract OF furnishing coal for the
Infrmary was awarded to Mr.. Law, for
IS 80 per hundred bushels, on Wednes-
day of last week.
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Attention, cash buyers and prompt
payers J. NJ. French 4 Co. will give
you more goods for the same money
thsn any house in town.
Produce of all kinds wanted. If
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Peraans ruined Ia health ~ uniearncd pFr.
t~ndera Who keep them tFininE month amer
month, taking poisonous and Injurious COM
pounds, should apply Immediately.
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Court of Common Pleas met again on
Monday, when Levi Plummer plead gull
ty in the burglary case, and was sentenc-
ed to the Penitentiary for one year.
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At o'clock on Wednesday night of
last week the residence of John Hum
phrey, in Kahn's Addition to Jackson,
was burned, with all its contents. Loss
about 81 ,000 insured for $500.
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has made the above diaranca the special study
of hts life and 10 the treatment % thean ha
brings all bis talent, skin and long cnpofieuce.
n Will. Therefore, not aurprtar thuar who Arr
Intelligent enough 90 discern. that a physician
who treats the diseases uf one organ % The ens
ciuaion of all othorm. must be superior % thuM9
who grcfend % b. equally skilled ia the treat.
mcnt of All known diseascs.
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There will be game of base ball in
Orange Furnace field at p o'clock on
Wednesday of this week, between the
Acrobats of Jackson and the Rough and
Readys of Piketon.
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DRoBATE NOTICES.

The accounts Of
James Piummer, guardian OF Levi Plummcr
a minor.
Charles Mcacham. guardian Of SAINT Haines
and Casper X. Haincs minors.
II. Jay Morgan, administrator Of MoaaH j.
Morgan deceased.
George W. Keller, administrator OF Peter Kei-
Ter deceased.
John l. Ramsey. administrator q solomon
Brown deceased.
Daniel Waller, guardian of John Daniel
Welch and kcturah ]. wolch minors.
Anna Buckley, guardian Of Miranda Buckley
a minor, and
A. J. Lever, administrator Of John Aldridgc
deceased,
Have been filed In the Probate Court Of Jack.
son county, ohio, for settlement, and the same
are set for examination and hearing on the
3lst day OF August A. ID. ts7a az 10 o'clock a. m.
OF said day. INO. j. &. EVANS.
aug8iM Probate Iudge.
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We have received two communications
from Portland on the Gired question,
which are crowded over until next week.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-24

Losr.-A plain, heavy gold ring. Any
person finding it, and leaving it at the
Iron Bank, will be rewarded.
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf B. kahn.
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On last Wednesday Robert and Levi
Plummer were arraigned in the Common
Pleas on an indictment for stealing the
harness of Isaac Byers, and plead not
guilty. Levi plead not guilty to the in
dictment for burglary, and the case was
continued Robert was then sentenced
to the Penitentiary for one year in the
burglary case, on his plea of guilty.
When arraigned, his counsel, Levi Dun
gan, offered as an excuse, that he was in
toxicated at the time he stole the bacon,
and that it was his first offense, &c.
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Isaac Vernon got home from the Peni-
tentiary last week. He got drunk some
two and half years ago, and tried to
cut his wifes head off He cut terrible
cash in her cheek, laying it open to the
bone. When sentence was about to be
passed upon him, he said he was so
drunk that he had no recollection what
ever of the transaction, and that it would
be lesson to him.
We do hope that Mr.. Vernon, now
that he has paid the penalty, will keep
his resolution, and never again touch in
toxicating drink. When sober, he is a
quiet, inoffensive man.
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a. well a. the emphatic endorsement of persons
responsible and the Medical prufesalun, prove a.
boy yond doubt. that an experienced specialist
may b. nuccrnafui In caana That have stsfud the
Mkili of eminent general practitioners.
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Publisher Of Several Medical Works.

Many years OF uninterrupted suecasafui prar-
tice In the CITY of New York, and the exclusive
treatment Of
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DEABoDY HOTEL,
go south Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
COL. JAMES WATSON, Of the Henrie
House, Cincinnati. Prop. $3.50 to -
per day. Room without board, 81.
Street cars pass the doors to and from
all depots, and for Centennial Buildings.
Central location. and near all places OF
amusement Accommodations secured
by Correspondence. jel54m
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Elm Avenue Hotel,
Elm Avenue and Fifty-First ST.,
Opposite
West End of Machinery Hall.
800 Rooms.

A single room and single bed, 81 per day.
A. ROELOFS, Proprietor.
Rooms can be secured by correspondence.
iune21-im
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Court of Common Pleas is still in ses-
sion, having been in session over three
months. On Tuesday morning the bell
was rung, and the lawyers were waiting
when the Judge came and told the Sher-
iff to adjourn until o'clock on Wednes-
day. The lawyers and officers of the
Court seem to think the thing is becom-
ing a bore.
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WHEELING WEST WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER
Tar Cincippa. oomusrcial Of ysster-.

T,, Cgno;r,.,, comuSyeial az yester..
I"A es .I. "l.a~""s H.ys. .6ss.t.
u,y ,,, 'A'.. .,." 'a. 49,, ~ ,bs .obSct Il ,bs
n,s,'., D.u sa.''. t,s" ,s,ton !" Wb;sE;. Az, II,
s.";""" 's" ia,'a.di",slv .ucc.sd;na the
o ,a,;" .. ,b., Gov T;idon h.S hosn
sIoc,aa ,nS wild. ior altins he ainlly
sooo~1t,ed be NATION Il d5oIb, wet he
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sOtTn CAROLINA.
-yottuE.tor-g.S. Senator:

:. ooLunBrA, December l2. -Ia the
Democratic House to-day u ballot was
taken > for 81 United States Senator,
There were fourteen candidates, the yotes
ranging from one toiour. The highest
vote wis cast for Gen. n. c. Butler, Of
EigeGeld. Troops are arriving from
Florida. Everything quiet; there is nc
excitement. ., as. ... ,5..s
III the Republican ,Hou.e ballot foI
United States Senator resulted IN favor
Of District Attorney Corbin, who received
So votes. Out Of the SO votes cast 10 the
Senate, Corbin received l7-and Gray,
Democrat, u. Corbin was declared
elected. Both houses adjourned, 49,
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LOUISIANA.
The House Investigating Com.
mittee.

| WAkkets
NEw ORLEANS, December 1.-THE
House Committee met In The parlor Of
tue Planters Hotel at 11:S0 A. N. for the
purpose OF organizing and to arrange
preliminary matters. The executive ses.
sion lasted until 1920 o'clock, when the
committee adjourned until o'clock.
The committee met again at l:15 P. II.
(Mr. Morrison In the Chair and large
number Of Witnesses present.
General Hurlbut gave notice that he
would on Wednesday file protest 10 the
Jurisdiction Of tie committee under the
resolution going into election matters.
Mr.. Morrison inquired Of the Sergeant.
at-Arms II Mr.. Wells was present.
Charles A. Bell, Secretary OF the Re.
turning board, stepped forward and pre-
sented sealed envelope, which was
opened and found to contain communi-
cation signed by all the members Of the
Board.
This was received by the Clerk and
stated in substance that four members Of
the Returning Board, deny the authority
ofthe House Of Representatives 10 review
the decision ofthe Returning Board, until
they delivered their document TO The gener
al assembly. They also protest against the
attempt Of the House OF Representatives Of
the United States, II obtain and review
the documents In their possession, and
claim as individuals, that they cannot
under the Constitution and laws Of the
State surrender them. They state fur.
tler that they will have copies Of all the
documents made for the Committee, II
the Committee will provide the necessary
means, that the State Legislature had
made no appropriation for them, they
can't therefore furnish copies unless the
Committee furnish them funds. These
copies they say will be made as soon ~
they are through with the documents,
provided the funds are furnished when
tl,e communication has been read.
Tie Chairman asked II Mr.. Wells was
present, and being answered in the mega.
tive, he instructed the Sergeant.at-Arma
to notify the members Of the Returning
Board that their presence would be ex.
pected at II A. NJ, on Wednesday, In ODE.
dience to the orders Of the Speaker Of the
House OF Representatives Of the United
States. ........
Another communication from Charles
A. Bell, Secretary Of the Returning
Board, was then read In answer to ths
subpoena dueeS team served on him, de-
clining 10 furnish the documents as he
has been instructed not TO do 30. These
retusals created considerable excitement.
The room was crowded with spectators
and witnesses.
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Releitt;omnaittees.

.-SswISoRx, DECEMBER -lsEMayor
Schroeder has issued q proclamation call
ing meeting OF the Relief Committees at
his office to obtain concert Of action. He
also requests information, touching the
persops vho.haye been deprived Of their
support by the Brpoklyh2 theatre FIRE.
HeTnggests stiat theiadies should yoluns
teer to visit the houses Of sufferers, and
ask that collections be- taken up by yari.
ous churches next Sunday.
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SPEAKER RANDALL showed ii. hand

SPEAKER RANDALL showed his hand
yesterday on the 22d rule, aud Che
applause with which some Of his remarks
contending for the present existence Of
the rule were greeted is symp,Ona,ic Of a
party sentiment at his back, ready TO
rally to.lhe suppor, Of the rule. in ease
party sxiselcy shoila make 1t necessa.
~. Foe ahe present. however, 1t is
enough to point out the fact that the
party in the Senate occupies different
position from that assumed by Randall
and Springer in the House. According
to Randall, q joint rule can never be ab.
rogated except by mutual consent,
whereas the very essence Of joint rule
is that after the expiration OF Congress
1t exists only by mutual consent.
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TTIIe|lI ~ 2 .sNTs
arrived Safely.

,,CLEyELAsp, December l2.-Three out
d iour Of the Northern Transit Com
papy,al boats, which left Welland Canal
fast Thursday, have arrived here having
encountered much ice and heavy wealth
Ell sThe crews all suffered from the 10.
tense cold, but none Tperished. The
Lawrence Is now the only boat out, she
being probably under lee at the,islsnds.
There are no fears entertained for her
safety She had twelve. passengers. be-
sides the crew. The Stalbans will be
sent after hep'ii she does not arrive this
afternoon,
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.ErtrIIditsd.

san FkASclsto, December l2.-Allred
Won Meher, the defanlting clerk Of Par.
Folt X Co., wss brought here BY steamer
from Mexico last night. U. s. Consul
Kelton, on his, arrival at Mauatlan, ar!
ranged for his extradition, Vice Consul
Mediation Withdrawing his objection
which made previous trouble. iiL
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ST. LOUIS, December 12.-Mrs. jules
.pott ttisiis ia Ssars PdiatSi1 2 wIiiOisapef.
intending the shaking Of carpets on the
roof Of the rear part Of her house, this al.
ternoon, fell throughthe sky.light to the
floor below and died In ten minutes alter
wards from conclusion OF the brain.
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Improyemeilts add Attractions.

S5y Ssak.t psss@s ~, l2%EPiSn
the first time esince the. Brooklyn.fre with
"Miss Mutton" Miss MorriS, ss before,
taking the title roll and the original cast.
The house was we'll tilled. Many improve.
ments, have been made for the comfort
and Security vi the people attending.
osher theatreSwill' promptly follow IN
making The needinl alterations.
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The Cabinet met today, all the mem-
bers being present. The meeting lasted
over two hours. Only one important
question was discussed, and that was the
nature ofa response 70 be niHle 70 the
resoluion1of Cong sess relative 10 the use
iheGtroops inathe7 Southern States dur
ing the late election.
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PRESIDENTIAL sUccEsso Rs.

The bill introduced by Senator
Merrinon provides that the Secretary Of
the State, or incase Of his dealt, ,the Sec
retary OF the Treasury shsllhsncceed 10
the Presidency in'tBe event Of death, re-
moyal, or resignation OF both President.
and Vice President.
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u|' GRANTS attitude a. Washington
a"A pacific tdec, on the clustering ele-
1'1' In the Democratic party. Their
A'''l iOFsbOdiQg is said to be in regard
"'rpOr ,AsshewilI besIeCsed seSaI
''' from llIiuOis this winter and sworn
10 ~. " President OF the Senate and acting
wee President Of the United States after
me 4Ih Of March. In that case there
'0O'd be the inevitable Grant ugain to
'UcouHIet. Anybody but Grant. !
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-WAsHINGTON.

Z wssAlseros, December ~. .ArLs Cab.
met met at mon to-day, with all the mem.
bers In attendance. There were NO im.
portant dispatches from Gen, Ruger to
submit 10 the meeting.
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llroolriIn RelIet Fund,

NKw jYoRK, December ll.-six thou
sand dollars have been contributed IN
Brooklyn for the relief Of the sufferers
by the recent calamity. q
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p Insnection OF PnbiIelIaIIa.

PHrLApELPHrA December u, e,L-Au ID. .
apeetIopot the theatres and public halls
is being made, and Improvements in
means olIsRress ordered D IAH
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one Hundred and EiEhIy.Bve
GUNS for Hayes and Wheeler.

~ CHICAGO, December Il! The Republi-
cans at noon to day began firing 1856 guns
In token oftheir belief in, and grati6ca.
ti6n eyet the slection Of Hayes and
Wheeler. NJ tcs ,'S''us &c, EqI1 suiIir,ig
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A'O'sAh. coD6rnaitoSJ JyAAU. $.
:; S9a'e o. Yesterday wns that Of Gen. John
"''', Of Washington, Pa. "a Marshal
" ", The Western dltrict of P4nnsylyapia.
.al' news VIII be received viii On.
I''''ka'Is favor by the people of Wash.
,. ,aN9n' with whom Gen. Hall is a great
T,''''s' u He used TO keep the Fulton
%0o'e IN that borough, but for long
"@s past has been in the Mar,hal's Office.
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PORTLAND, December l2.-Arrived-
Steamer Pruslan from Liverpool.
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Coso"naSAS IIsTrrfs l,ttst ii an,
we, ,'S, TO the Pre'ident's letter OF Monday
,,,S. ,,pel'' in this mornings paper. It /,
yv -s, mid and cOnciliatory. As the
Ss" ,"1 40 l0't 1'iSS. observes, ,aMr. Hewitt
t"a p...1S aI' brethren have just found ont thai
's'Iasn' ',s Grant can neither be coaxed
~. Quilted Every body else dlscosesed
%,"Ss S,,.i.s ago; Ms. G1a i. very o.; b.
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