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price below that at which gas Is furnished TO
anv city in the United States
basis for Comparison are those similarly stu
Rted along the OHIO River, above ana below
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Tenry Peter, ss and a5 Hughes street.

Henry Peter, 85 and 35 Hughes street.
C Ahlers, corner Liberty and Spring streets'
Henry Lunlng, IVY Main street.
Miss Mary Stein, 50l Main street.
Coles Il Thorpe, 5ll Main street.
w Ostendorf, 555 Main street.
Fred Dorsh, $40 Main street.
Glaescher & Kuhlmann, b3l and 536 Main sU
Alfred Doehrr, s Il cor Central avenue and
Wade streets.
John Lott, 5j2 Central avenue.
John s Piger, 553 Central avenue.
A Fahlbusch, 54T Central avenue.
Marcus Koch, SIS Central avenue.
Kampfmuller, S w cor Central ave and EV-
erett streets.
l. Loeb, 5B1 Central avenue.
| N Grimmeissen, 491 and 493 Central avenue.
| Henry Stueve, l6 Western avenue.
j G Montfort, l7S Elm street.
A Richie 176 Elm street.
| muel Mease, l18 Elm street.
Cincinnati Tin and Japan Co, 16S Fourth st.
Haas Il Weiss, SO Race street.
George Glaescher, 81 Webster street.
George Billenstein. 479 Vine street.
George N Meyer, 49l Vine street.
John Kopp, 52l Vine street.
A l. Gallentein. 523 Vine street.
George Luigart, 547 Vine street.
| Gust Krakauer, 557 Vine street.
Louis Heister w cor Vine and Liberty SITS.
William Newman, 572 Vine street.
Kruger Il Blu hlen, 800 Vine street
S Heine, n W cor Eighth and Vine streets.
| Isaac Wieser, 81 Allison street.
Nj Il II Burghem, 4S4 Vine street.
Henry u Rabbe, 200 Vine street.
ii Spamer, 426 Vine street.
VIM Boehm, 424 Vine street.
n Il Huerrmann, 416 Vine street.
It W erner Cashier Western German Bank.
Louis Schnell, $40 Vine street.
John Reno, MCMILLAN street, Walnut Hills
Mears, Olhaber u Co, 16 and II Public Land
ing.
TRADER & Aubcry, 5 Public Landing.
| Lewis Il Neblett, a Main street.
John Bonte's sons, Nam street.
James A Baird u 90, West Front street.
X Wiedemer, i42 Broadway.
Frank Diehl, B52 Vine street.
ISImon Peter, $50 Vine street.
| L koerster, $40 Vine street.
NJ Burgheim, 473 Elm street.
NJ Wolf, 617 Vine street.
| Dav Messerschmidt, 673 Vine street.
John Baker, $40 and 61S Vine street.
NJ Brauer, 6I2 Vine street.
Henry Bardes, 661 Vine street.
Carl laas, 60 Vine street.
j Henry Rayhle, 66z Vine street.
+ Groneweg, corner Vine and Elder streets.
John IL Plening, 80 Western avenue.
Nm hOrpe, Is Milton street.
A Richie. u Clinton street.
Il Weiss, 1872 East Firth street.
Il KuhImann, IT. Fmdlay street.
VIM Klueger GIL Vine street.
VIM Aubrey, Grandln road.
George Metze, 6j5 Vine street.
Isaac Wei, 65l Vine street.
Pnilin He'll. 40 Vine s,trnnt
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Mrs. Gem Custer and Her Mourn.
full Party.

[chleasO TImesl
A party Of ladies in whom deep in
terest is taken, just now, arrived at the
Palmer House al 4 o'clock on yesterday
afternoon. They are Mrs. General Gus
ter, Mrs. Colonel G. ". Yates, Mrs. Capt
A. d. Smith, Mrs. Calhoun and Miss
Emma Reed. AL these ladies, excep,
Miss Reed, are the widows Of the gallant
officers massacred by the red-skinneG
devils under Sitting Bull. Mrs. Calhoun
wife of Frat Lieutenant Calhoun, is .
sister Of General Custer, and Miss Reet
Is his neice. Mr.. Reed, step.brother o
the General, and Mr.. Richard A. Rob
erts, correspondent OF the New York SUI
and brother Of Mrs. Yates, have charg'
Of the ladies. The ladies were all attiret
| in deep mourning. They received NJ
callers, took supper in a private Parloi
at the hotel, and left at 0 o'clock las
evening on the Michigan Central rail
road. Mrs. Custer, Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs
Yates and Miss Reed will henoeforth re
side in Monroe, Michigan, while Mrs
Smith will find a home in the interior o
New York State.
The party left Fort Lincoln on las
Saturday, travelling by boat and earring
to Bismarck, where Sunday was spent n
the guests OF ColonelJ. W. Raymond.
A special car conveyed them from Bis
marck to Fargo on Monday. Remaining
over night at the latter place, they lei
there Tuesday morning and reached 81
Paul at six o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing, where the remainder Of the day wa
spent with some very intimate friends
They came to this city over the Yves
Wisconsin railroad. There are now n
widows OF officers at Fort Lincoln, but tn
widowed wives OF twenty-five soldiers re
main there, mourning together their ter
rible bereavement.
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stead Caldwell, Charles Russell, E. q.
Fitzhugh and perhaps others, are Of a
later day, and had little practice in the
old Smoke house, yet, but few Of these
are living links between the present and
the recent past, and yet later race are
treading upon their heels.
I am aware that this sketch Is Of but
little worth except to call TO the minds OF
the men Of the present some Of their pre-
decessors, but ! fear by making 1t longer
TO burden your columns In these days oil
political feryor.
On Main street, between what was Mon
roe and Union, as you ascend the grade
below where the old Zane mansion stood,
there were five one-story' Offices, mostly
used for law Offices, which were known
by the name OF the olive Points" How
well they deserved It in some respects,
deponent sayeth not. J. Z. W.
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DEPUBLIcAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

At meeting Of the Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee, held on Tuesday evening,
August Sth, 1876 Il was resolved, that tho Repul-
leans Of Ohio County be requested 70 meet IN theI
respective Districts on SATURDAY, AUGUST
10Th and choose TIN uninStructed delegates for each
District 10 represent them In the Republican Coun
" Convention, TO be held at the CURT HOUSE
on MONDAY, AUGUST 2lst, 1870, At O'Clock A. NJ
for the purpose Of nominating County Ticket, ii
follows: Four memben Of the House Of Delegates
Junge Of the County Court, Sheriff Of the Coun'
ty, Prosecuting Attorney an Assessor for the City
District and an Assessor for the County District,
meetings 10 b held IN the Country District
n O'Clock IN the afternoon and 10 the City Dis
trcts At o'clock In the evening, at the following
places:
TdIhiag.on DiHria-vIgil1nt Hose House.
Madison Distriet-Second Ward Market HOUSE.
CIGy DiIiriet-Court House.
Union Dia,riei-Atlantlc Engine House.
Claire Dinrief-Ilose House.
JPebtter DiSiriet-LA Belle Hall.
- RiteAiS Dfttriet-ArbenE Hall.
7riddelpALd Dittriet-Fred. Heiar's.
RiehIaHd DiItrirt- Riehland Brick School HouSe
Lib<rfy DlStriet-Centre School House.
Votes 10 30 taken by ballet or otherwise, as tht
meeting may determine half IN hour after tb
respective hours Of meeting.
The District meetings Will also nominate eandl
dates for the various District otHces We hop
that the Republicans Of Ohio County will turn out
On nasSe, as we are determined to win.
Ii. sCIMuLBACH, Presldsnt.
D. ID, DOVEGER, Secretary. aus
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST o, 1876,
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR,
NATHAN GOFF, JR., Of Harrison.
suP'r or SCHOOLS,
+. II. CRAGO, Of Marshall.
AUDITOR,
c. N. sIIISS, Of Taylor.
TREASURE,
MOSES FRASKENBERGER, Of Hanavha.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wool.
JUDGES oF.coURr or APPEALS,
[Lon1 Tzml
W. II. II. FLICK, Of Berkeley,
Il. l.. BERKSHIRE, Of MononSalia.
o. [Slols 7trml
r. g, BROWN, Of Jackson.
cOS0RE.s-YIRST DISTRICT,
HON, Z. +. SCOTT, Of Richie County:
ELxcToRs AT LARGE FOR wEsr VIRGINIA,
COL. WARD II. LAMON, Of Berkeley,
HON. c, W. SMITH, Of Cabcl.
ELEcTcR YpR TiRsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
HON. D. F. PUGH, Of Tyler County.
ELECroR FOR TIE THIRD DISTINCT,
COL. F. B. HAssLER, Of Jackson.
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The Capital Question.

ChArlcsl0n Courier.
The Wheeling INTELLIGENCE says that
ifever the Capital question is taken out
of the Legislature and placed before the
people for settlement,it will be done by the
Democratic party, and we are inclined to
believe the ISrELLIGENcEn is about
right.
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r AIDES WATCHES, &c.-our stock Of Ladies'
/ Gold Watches, American and Foreign, IL large
and varied; also our stock Of God and Silver
Watches for gents and boys; elegant assortment Of
Jewelry, ornamental and plain Clocks Solid Silver
and Silver Plated Ware; Spectaeies, Gold Pens, de-,
al li03 Main Street.
E1-Special attention given 10 repairing.
aug OXTOBY q DUFFIELD.
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TRusTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Albert p
bearing date the 9th day January, 1873, and 70.
corded In The Clerks ofice Of the County Court oil
Ohio county In Deed Of Trust Book No. 8, pages
10 and ISj, I will sell at public auction NJ the
front door d the Court House Of Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, August sth, 1876,
Beginning at 10 o'clock 4. N, Of said day, the
western half Of that lot or parcel Of ground lying
and being situated In tho addition 70 sid city OIL
wheeling lAyed out by Michael Graham, and desig,
mated on the plat Of aid addition a Lot number
twenty-one tol), with any surplus that may b.
long 70 the same, and tho thrtestory brick dwell
Ing, containing il rooms, hath ROOM water closet
and ali modern conVenienees erected thereon; also
brick stable with hay loft and carriage house: all
the improvements 10 hrst-claSa condition. Said
real estate d Etuated on the south side Of Fifteenth
street and Il comparatively new. Title unexeep-
tionable.
TEENS or sALR-Two thousand dollars, part o.
the purchase money, and rs much more Is the pIr.
chaser may elect TO pay In cash on the day Of sae
Twelve hundred and forty dollars, another part
thereof on the lst day Of April, 1877, and credit
Of four Year. from said last named date will 30 A.
lowed upon any deferred instAliments Of the pur.
chase money; the purchaser giving his notes With
approved security for said deferred installmeuts
with interest from the day Of sale, the title 10 the
property 10 ba retained by tho trustee until The
purchase money Is fully paid.
JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
". II. HALLER, Auctioneer. 1yS
The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday
August 10Th, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
aulO.l24l9 Trustee:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A CARD.
Let the Republican party give uIa candidate i9 2
sheriff thai haI Rof and iril HOt pledge himself .
DO al IN hiG power 10 aid In the division o. tho
school fund.-, and We will proui1o him aTote tha1
Will settle ali trading In that Linz hsfe1iS5 oo1o
p,r,.. ...,,,. q 1874 'N ~" SSGo
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FOR SALE.
FoR SALE
Valuable Wharf Property,

Situated in the City Of Baltimore, on
ida water, adjourning Consolidated OIL
Suitable for Coal Oil Refining, Shipping,
or other purposes. Adapted 70 vessels Of
beayiests daught. Railroad tracks conmu'
nicating with property.
JOSHUA HoRNER, JR., & CO.,
aus 64S. Gay St, Baltimore, Md.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
william !. Atkins. II. s',,.. cA.Dssry.

MiuiAm :! A'A'"'SA In Chancery.
1,,,,, A,k,rson and others rs o.
1uiiA A'AAN''A A-N
The undmSlgned special comni2 onet mercy
dives notice that In pursuance Of the authoIl!y
conferred upon him BY decree Of aid court maae
In the above entitled cause, on the 18th day Of june
1870, he will, on
WEDNESDAY. the soth day Of August, A. D. 1870
"l-,-s. ~ ",sI'.,. :. ..ssnoI IA all mn
commencing ~ ~ 9Sock 4; NJ ptoSeeIh III.
the premises pGohe aaeuon' W W. s;Sinson
der the feh ese o. whicn WI VIM ~. an
deceased, diea ICY AIa PoA.e S1 III, ~
hundred ana 1Ss,stas - ,So ~ u
pole1, more g ~, au atu ~ AZ SAT- ~ W.,
Short Creek, 70 ono C9unt ia, sH' posinnyr, =,
Virginia, ana DoHnu1 wm.pn,s M. tSsnCs Son,i
stone, corner " I9nn " st",s ,hSrcI
oo 90 Ell iz Pe a ; anu 10 Sa or iInts IA Stone
North ~ West ~ poles ana ~ ma nS i,SLS ~
thence North ~ Et e .eS W.. ,Se III. M
triple locnS1, tnSnC1 VA, oSS ESSt n poiS'
IL links 70 stonet Ea-th 1910 East 81
and INKS 70 hIone tnence VIZ 1aIo w.
poles IL LINKS % s!9ne, tnenSe 49, MA III:
u poles and Inks 70 stone, lnu 49, M;
East l0S pols aho u @ " No. ~ Il, Nv
o. w. West 6S poIes ~ nnks " ~ ISI,,or, th.ncS
side Of Small run eotnet " ETaI .tSns corns,
South West ~ Pole i,5 NJ. 10 49, :.
70 Said MS3ni tnenSe a5,n, ~ csrtSln de1J
links 70 the beginning aecofdng ~ f IN
dated the ION dAy o. june 4o, S ~ S0T ~
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RIVAL OF TRAINS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NERVOUS EXHAusTIoN.-A MEDICAL
IN Esay, comprising series Of lectures deliver
cd at KAhn's Museum Of Anatomy, New York, on
The cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
lndIsputably how lost health may be regained, III
iorllns clear synopdSof the ImpedIments to mar;
rage, and tho treatment Of nervous and physical
debility, being the result Of 20 years. experience
Price 25c. Address the author, bR. L. J. KAHN,
ohice and residence 81 East 10th street, New York
am
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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By ORDER or 1nE coxylTTEE.

nUBLIC sALE-I will otSoer at Public Sale
on August sd, commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
q desirable County Residence, 4 good house and
necessary outbuIldinEs and nineteen acres Of land,
situated Il miles east Of Wheeling on the National
Road and on the W., P. 4 B. B. R., station on
aid road opposite the property, II not sold pIi:
yately before aid dAy. nnot sold on aid day will
10 for rent. For particulars address
JAMES E SLATER.
Gu9 Valley Grove, Ohio Co., W. Va
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uTANTED-To BUY-A second hand Letter
w Press, with or without stand. Address.
aus "R." at this Office.
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Bv roll, d adtdaot, pdIia9S fFtpaId.
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WurRIrN0, AuguIt 8, 1916.
.EPUBLICAN MEETING.

Tbs RspublIeap, Of the Fifth and sixth Wards
arc reqeStei 10 meet at LA BELLE HALL, corner
Of ChaplIn0 and 3lgt Streets on THURSDAY
Tho purpose Of ouanlipg q HAYES AND
WHEELER CLUB, iull attendance Is earnestly
desired s.,a BY ornrr OF mr. cnr.rrrrr.
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was one OF the most impartial Judges
that ever held that position. He was APP
pointed for life, but when the Constitn.
lion was changed, making judges elective,
he was not elected, and think NOT a can
didate. He was good counsellor but no
advocate.
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was another OF the old school, and, l be.
lieve, native of the county. He was
considered a fair lawyer, though his
practice was never large. he represent
ed the county very faithfully and well in
the Legislature Tor several years, but
left the city at middle age, and l lost
u;1ht NJ him -
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LOCAL MATTERS

r,rr-rru SoTES.-At the First English
lutheran church Rev. w. c. Schaetter, the
,rss.nr. delivered at night an address upon
Nc lie. character. and services Of the late
~ H Ettlc. president Of Roanoke College.
~ R;ttlc's character as friend, scholar,
teacher, a missionary, a preacher, was all
r-orincrtly presented. Touching refer
n,rr was made to the closing scene OF the
Wc corsecratcd to the social, intellectual,
a,,d sniritual welfare OF mankind. He pro-
,nnnrrd '',m Dr. Rittte, all things considered,
,Sr r-rstcSt man OF his day.
4; the First Baptist church the pastor,
nr Warren. preached morning and night
:, very large aad attentive congregations.
:, niaht he baptized two persons. The
,,oerinrs at this church will be continued
Ia, 1. n. and T:45 2. NJ this week, with
honnful prospects of an interesting revl-
val.
AZ the Grace-Strcet church the conSrega-
,;on. were large and attentive. Preaching
TX the pastor tDr. Hatcher, who gave the
hand Of fellowship 10 five at the commit
Mon. and baptized two at night.
A. the Seventh-Street Christian church
Pow Mr.. Duncan, Of Missouri, preached in
,br morniu. for Mr.. Tyler, the pastor, who
was sick. Rev. Mr.. Green, OF Cincinnati,
preached at night.
A. the Third Presbyterian church six
ncrsons were received into the church on
profession.
church preached twice Sunday, and re-
Ctived six persons into the church at night,
and haptized four Of them. He has just
closed a meeting OF three weeks continu-
ance, during which eleven persons have
been received into the church. This church
Ia, recently been repaired and painted, and
now he's ncw seats.
Al oregon Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. DR.. Bennett preached in the morning.
At night the pastor preached. Two per-
sons received-one by certificate and one
on profession OF faith. .....
At Centenary Methodist church DR.. Ed
wards, the pastor, preached morning and
ni-ht. He gave notice that extra services
would be held in the lecture-room on Tues
day and Thursday nights OF this week, be-
sides the regular services on Wednesday
and FRIDAY nights. ..E.
At Clav-Street Methodist church there
were large congregations in attendance at
both services. The pastor preached morn
ing and night. Services will be held every
night during the present week, commencing
at $50. One member was received by let
Ter.
At Main-Strect church, Rev. George Ii.
Ray. paStar, received two persons on pro-
feS>ion and two by certificate. Two were
baptized. There were twenty conversions
during the recent meetings, which are now
over.
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RETURN OF REV. DR.. HoGE TO THE City
SERMON SUNDAY MORNJNG-DEDICATI0N OF
THE CHAPEL Is THE AFTERNoON.-Dr. Hoge
having returned 70 the city after an absence
Of several weeks, preached from his pulpit
sunday morning. He selected for his text
the words Of Paul, "We persuade men,"
taken from the verse, knowing therefore
tIr terror o! the Lord, we persuade men;
but NC are made manifest unto God, and l
TuS! also are made manifest in your con-
sciences IL. Corinthians, ", IL. The
Doctor said that Paul was the tenderest of
all preachers: yet his sermons were not al
ways music TO the listeners ears, for he
often took occasion to persuade men with
the terror of the Lord.
Dr.. Hogc, in his discourse, spoke Of the
great responsibility of parents in rearing
their children. While the mother was gene
rally supposed to exert the strongest infiu-
rAce over the child, he thought the fathers
influence was equally rs great as the mo-
ther's. He urged upon fathers the duty Of
bringing up their sons in purity and godli-
ness, saying it was mistaken idea enter
izned by many parents that a boy had to
pass through certain period Of wildncss,
which often meant immortality, before he
became converted Christian. This was all
wrong, and he knew that the boy who was
brought up in ignorance Of the wicked ways
oi The world would be more symmetrically
dcyeloped-physically, mentally, and mo-
Taliy-than the boy who was not. The con-
gregaton was large, and deeply interested
n the services. ~
In the afternoon the dedication services OF
The new chapel just erected on west Grace
street by Dr.. Hoge's church were held.
Long before the hour of service the build
lns Was crowded. Several hundred were
obliged 70 20 away because every available
SPOT Tor sitting or standing was occupied.
Inc seats on the left aisle were reserved for
ana hl!ed by the children and teachers OF
'i'e Mission Sunday school.
Rev. DrS. Bennett, Brown, and Baird
We're prescnt-thc first two taking part in
'he services. DR.. Hoge's sermon, founded
nii fIillppians, ILL.,, 3, set forth the unity OF
'ie church, the spiritual nature Of its Wor-
sup, The ground OF its confidence, and the
!uIlneSS OF lis JOY in Christ Jesus, the great
mead Of the Church.
:, IN conclusion DR.. Hoge made allusion to
Tue desire he had always cherished to leave
!0o churches rs the memorial OF his labors
IN TINS community. ~.
!, Altr the sermon, DR.. Hoge offered up the
ueu'ea'Dry prayer, and the closing hymn
vas sung
The chapel was built by Dir. George Glib
% son: 1t is neat building OF pressed brick,
W leet by 40. 1t will comfortably seat
ABOUT $50 persons, and is complete in all its
arrangements, and located in fast-improy-
'hs part OF the city.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT-Judge E. G.
Minor, presiding.-This court was engaged
yesterday, after disposing Of some civil
business, in the trial Of Ernest Germelman,
charged with shooting two cows belonging
to J. j. Kuhn. Tho accused was found
guilty, fined five dollars, and sent TO jail
until fine and costs are paid.
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DR.. W1LLETrs's LECTURE To-N1GHr.-Ehe
lecture-course of the Young Mems Christian
Association was inaugurated last night by
Rev. DR.. Willetts, of Philadelphia, with his
lecture on the g Sea and Sailor - which was
The most attractive lecture this most popu-
lar speaker has delivered in our city y.a, To-
nirbt he viii, at Association Hall, give his
lecture g Excelsior; or, The Man 0f the
A oe. J, which Is said to be one OF his most ut
tractiye lectures. No doubt the house will
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-17

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Judge
Bond, as usual, presided in this court yes
terday, and the argument in the case Of the
Dollar Savings Bank; Us. Farrar was con.
cluded... The Judge took the papers for
consideration, and will render his decision
in 4 few days. ay5l..:.,,1.ti!. ..,Eg