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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23
TOLD BY TELEGRAPH.

The yellow fever has disappeared from
jacksonville.
Thos. NJ. Lindsey, prominent LOUIS
vile lawyer, died yesterday, aged ~.
The weekly statement of the Bank OF
France shows decrease OF specie OF o.
100000 francs.
Phillips Il Co., bankers Of Georgetown,
Ohio, failed yesterday. Liabilities about
sS5 900; assets not gwen.
George w. Chadwick, OF New York,
the alleged forger OF n $4,000 check on
the Union Trust Company, was to-day
released on bail.
The name of the cashier of the Third
National Bank OF Chicago, which failed
Yesterday, was w. 5. Smith instead OF
Parsons, rs was reported.
Sannatsg & Co, OF Chicago, import
ers of crockery and china, have failed.
Liabilities, all unsecured, $4,000; assets,
little better than nothing.
The Directors of the Erie Railroad
met in New York, yesterd day, and formal
" empowered Receiver Jewett TO taciLi-
tate the reOTgduIL1tiOu sSHcuhV'
A petition is in circulation among the
Cincinnati wholesale grocers here, ask
ing Congress to make the duty on sugar
5, much per pound regardless OF color or
quality.
An application was made to the Sur
rogate OF New York on behalf Of Mrs.
Leban, daughter of Commodore Wander
bilt, for an sllowar ce of $4,000 out OF
the estate to deirsy the expenses OF her
contest OF the will The mstter WAS sd-
iourned till next Friday week.
1t has just been discovered that Geo.
Fleisner formerly book-keeper for Theo-
dore Burmiller, OF Cincinnati who made
an assignment last spring, has embezzied
large amount from his employer, Mr..
Burmllier. The sum distracted will
reach from $4,000 to $4,000 Fleisner
has left for parts unknown.
The coffee dealers of Cincinnati have
resolved to resist the efforts of the New
York brokers to control the shipment OF
coffee rom there, and the determination
expressed to look to points further seuth
for the supply OF coffee, unless the New
York parties recede from the rules adopt
ei there in regard TO recovering and
shipping.
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CONFIRMING APPOINTMENTS.

None of the contested appointments
have yet been confirmed by the Senate.
The New York appointments still hang
a'e, but it is certain that, If the Senate
does not soon act, the new appolntees
yill be installed. At all events, CoNK-
LISG's men will have TO "wslk the
caslS.' HARLAN's case is the most Sc
'Ols. EDMUNDs, the sbiest Radical OF
;ae Senate, is dead down upon allowing
ain 4 seat upon the Supreme Ber ch'
HARLAN voted for MCCLELLAN in 1864
sad did other "disloysf things almost as
grave.
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Passionate Mexico.

MATAMoKAs, November u During
Tuesday night and Wednesday morning
fifteen citizens supposed to sympsthze
with Lerede. were arrested and confined
in the military prison. This action /;
understood 10 have been instisated by
the discovery OF conspiracy in connec-
ton with E.cobedo. General Caval has
officially called the attention OF the
United States authorities to the fact OF
the existence in Texas near the RIO
Grande, o. camp o, armed MeIicans,
who are evidently preparing tocro:s, and
asking that the United States govern.
ment cause the neutrality laws to be en-
forced against those who are undoubted.
ly using the territory OF Texas to organ
ize revolutionary movement IN Me1l-
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TERRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
An njGred Husband Kills His VIE
and Her ParamOur while In Bed.

Special TO the Cincinnati Gazette.
FULToNvILLE, ILL, November IL
A terrible domestic tragedy occurred
here to-day, and from the prominence Of
the parties concerned, the affair causes
the most intense excitement In this sec
tion of the State. The facts, rs far as as
certained, are rs follows: George Am
bruster, wealthy real estate owner, latter
an absence of several days from home,
Suddenly returned to-day, and upon his
arrival At once preceded TO his resi-
dence. lie thought at first no one was at
home, but soon heard voices coming
from bedroom in the upper portion OF
the house. He entered the room, and
the sight he there beheld no doubt caused
him to commit the bloody tragedy which
to night has so excited the community.
Armbrus .er's wife, who has always
borne the highest character ior refine
ment and Christian virtue, and John L.
Richards, q well known business man OF
thls place, were found in bed together.
Armbruster opened a stand drawer and
drew out revolver, fired several shots
at the guilty pair, the same taking dead
Iv effect, Richards living but short
time, and Mrs. Armbruster about two
hours later. Armbruster has given him
self up to the proper authorities, bat 1t Is
thought that his mind is deranged.
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pprsrDrSr GARRETT having

PRESIDENT GARRETT having paid
only ten per cent. dividends on Balti-
more and Ohio during the past year,
added almost million to the surplus ac-
count, and having only thlrty-six mil
lions of earnings invested and undivided,
is more than ever struck with the neces-
sity of keeping up the rates and shudders
at the prospect of any decline Pray,
now much larger dividends would Mr..
Garrett like to dcclsre2-Philadelphta
North American.
We cannot see why Philadelphia
paper should growl at Mr.. GARRETT for
keeping up the rates, as it is no hardship
to that city, but is it the best policy fer
the stockholders of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad? Through rates, from eX
treme Western points to the sea board,
are doubtless low enough, but it has been
demonstrated by other roads that a iber-
al local policy-like honesty-Pays best.
If Mr.. GARRETT would try the novel
to him-experiment, he would doubtless
find il so in his Csse.
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when sne viii She VIII.

@NEw YORK, November 2O.-A most
astounding event in hIghsocIety here l.
the elopement OF daughter OF Mr.. Ar
mold, OF the great dry goods firm Of Ar
mold. Constable x Co She Is nineteen
wears old and belle, made so by Il com
bination of personal beauty, intelligence
and wealth. She fell in love with q
clerk in her fsther's store. He Is fifty
yesrs old, and poor, nj speciaI employ
ment being that OF hoor-waiker. Nj
Arnold sought to break of the intimacy,
but the girl was self wIIled. Yesterday
the couple sailed tor Europe, having pre-
viously Detn united IN marriage. She
has fortune in her own right, and l.,
therefore, independent.
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gomez Il hss gone 10 pay the debts of
this country, and there was where would
20 al the coin that could be s,rsped 10.
gether IN the treasury OF banks. This
was the gTeat debto. uatIon OF the world.
No natlon owed outside Ui IL borders
one half the amount which the United
States owed. More than hs.. O. the
bonded debt OF the country was held
abroad, snd there were State, city, rail-
road and other debts due abroad. q e ag-
gre-ate coin interest on which Was from
oae hundred TO one hundred and dtty
millions yesr. Three 10 five mII.IOus -
year were paid for shipping, and as
much more Tor expenses Ct foreign trsv-
cl So the annual drain Of coin from the
United S.stes from one hundred and
seventy-tve 10 two hundred and seventy
i've millions. How was that paid? Not
by the balance OF trade, ~ might be said,
because that balance t.r the isst seven
years had been S4OOO,OOO against this
country. This interest wss, therefore, ~
rule, not paid by the haIsrCa ot trade.
1t was paid partly by shipping $50 OOO,-
600 = year ot precious metals Discuss
IaE the preparations for resumption,
Here we are, said be, within thirteen
months OF resumption, with S733,OOO,OOO
o. paper money t. be d'atei
sEd with less tnsn S4O.OuOUuO oi
accumulated gold in the treasury and
bsnks. be spoke OF the law tor the pay
ment OF bonds in gold, as ~ act Of rcpu-
dlatlOn OF two thousand millions ot con-
tracts whose value rested on H. ana
declared that the repeal OF the law sna
putting back OF those contracts 10 what
was the understanding OF the parties At
the time they were made, WAS An act
demanded by every consideration OF
lodlyIdua. Interest and OF national honor.
The true aim OF the government Is the
greatest good 10 the greatest number.
and whoever BY legislation or other
wise changes the value of contract Is
rs cursed be who removes his uelghbor's
and marks. For twelve years past the
financial legislation OF TIN, country has
been dictated, one would think, IN Lom-
bard street OF Wall street, and the people
have been plunderct by every fresh en-
actmeut. They have suffered the fate OF
the giant CULVER when ted down hy
the LlIhpullans Thsrk God, they are
about to rise and burst the bonds which
their petty foes have lastencd upon them
while sleeping and To- wa.k abr, 81 again
IN their majesty. Applause
At the close of his speech which was
listened 20 with the closest attention and
interest on both side, Mr. Ewing yielded
the door to Mr. Fort, who moved that
the House adjourn.
Mr. Hale cndeavored 90 have the
House adjourn I'll Monday, but his
proposition was rejected and the House
adjourned until tomorrow.
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War Notes.

CoSsTANTINoPLE, November 22-
The steamer j B. Walker from New
Hsuen, with arms and ammunition for
the Turkish government has arrived.
LONDON, November 22-A Russian
official dispatch states that the Rouma-
nian loss at the capture OF Rahova was
"a kiIlcC and wounded
A special from Semun says that Scrvis
has strongly protested TO the Porte con-
cerning the aggression OF the Beshi Ba-
zouks. Martial law has b5en declared
throughout the ServIsn frontier prov
inces. 1t Is poiitively stated in official
circles that declaration of war may be
hourly expected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23

INDIANA Is about to raise fine and
well-ieserved monument 10 Morton.
Why should not Illinois do the same Tor
Yates? Surely the roll of great war
Governors can not be considered COM
nlete without the name of Dick Yates
81. Louis GLobe-DemOcrdt.
And Virginia: she is not going to al
low the memory of her beloved WAR
Governor" PIERPoINT, to perish for
want OF marble shaft or piece OF brass!
By the way, it is still 8 disputed question
whether PIERro1NT Is dead or alive.
"Gath" said, He is dead; the REGISTER
said, He is alive, and the Grafton Scatin'S
snarled at the REGISTER for what it said.
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Iri. not question of right, but o'
-i,bL with the Radicals, as to their fur
~, control of the Senate. They are no
nara entitled to the two seats from Lou
man, and the one from South Carol'ns
han they are to the Presidency, and II
,ssv appropriate them they will do so
yiolsptly and iraudulently.
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French InbIncI.

PARIS, November 22-The difficult
tie, relative 10 the formation of the Cat-
met continue, in consequence of the fact
that some of those who have been sum
mouod 20 Eiysee favor Cancellation, and
others resistance. Great efforts. however,
are making % s.tIe the matter ths
evening. The strong belief s that VI
Batble will be appointed Minister Of TIE
Interior and President O. the COunCI.
Forly-two projects have resigned, and
more designations are expected
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Anotner "SorIfe FROM Paris"

PARIS, November y The RePu5Lrqus
FrancaiSs, Gsmbettss organ, demands
thst President Mac Mahon summon q
Congress Of the Seuste and Chamber Of
Deputies to pl: sn end to the crisis.
The election IN Psr.s for Deputy 10
pace Of Jules Grevy, who sits tor Dole,
IS fixed for December 10Th.
The difficulties in the formation OF s
new Cabinet reIste to Ministers OF the
Interior and OF Justice, for which De
Welche and DsPeyre were proposed.
Other appointments must be msde.
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Lumber Embargo.

MOBILE, Ala, November - A large
proportion Of the property seized by
United States special agent Carter, A.
Pascsgous, and released by Judge Hill
hrs again been seized by the States Of
Mississippi and Alabama under writ
from the State Court Il Mississippi and
held by the sheriff. Secrottry sherman,
by orders, has laid a practical embargo
on the whole coast of Mississippi by re-
iusing clearance 20 al lumber vessels,
foreign and domestic
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The n,n.rn .nicngo Rank.

CHICAGO, November 22.-The bank
ing houses to day report that business Is
in nowise disturbed by the failure OF the
Third National Bank yesterday. They
have received about as large deposits as
usual, and but slightly increased drafts,
On Change the markets, which drop
ped significantly yesterday afternoon on
rumors OF trouble with the Third Ma
tIonsl Bank, have nearly recovered the
best prices of the week.
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LIES Night Approaching.

LoSDoS, November % special
from Rome says that the Pope received
some French pilgrims Tuesday and
spoke n few words with great difficulty.
Ths teebl,ness OF his voice and his suffer-
ing. which was apparent, made = me.an-
cholly impression. He was carried out by
tour men.
ROME, November 22.--The Pope has
suspended audiences because ofindkposi-
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HIS RELIGION.

A lawyer at Pit sburgh named GILL
recently sbsconded. swindling large
number Of people out of a considerable
sun Of money, ard the papers OF that
ci.y sre now quarre!ling over "his re
hgon.r We should say that such
nsn hadn't any religion worth quarrel
ing over
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wool GROWERS CONVENTION.

The wool growers of the country hold
50 adjourned convention at Steubenvllie,
December 9Th. They expect to organize
5 regular association at this time. The
Committee on Constitution and Bylaws
have slresdy completed their work. The
coming meeting promises to be one Of
.rlerast
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SpoGord-KenOgg Case.

An impression exists that should the
question be forced early next week the
result will be the seating of Kellogg,
from Louisiana, and Butler, IRON South
Carolina. 1t is known that Senator
Conover will vote throughout for seating
Butler, and as at present advised will
also vote for seating Kellogg.
TX Governor Packard, OF LOUISIANA,
lunched with the President to-day.
The Senate Committee on Appropris-
tions have agred to recommend the pas
sage OF the Paris Exposition bill with
amendments increasing the Ar cunt from
$4,000 to $4,000; limiting the ex-
pendItures tor clerical services to $4,000,
but increasing the salaries OF the twenty
commissioners from $1,000 to $1,000
each.
Col. McDaniels race horses were sold
in New York yesterday. The following
is list of the best horses SO d anC the
prices obtained: ST. James, 81, ,665; Lady
Sslyers, l, $50; Dudley, 1918; Princeton,
$500; Mary Buckley, $500; Eastern Star,
$3.50; Madge, $775; sister to Dudley,
N3Ol
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ANOTHER CHICAGO BANK GONE

The Third National Bank OF Chicago
nn followed fifteen other banks Of
As. city into bankruptcy, so the tele-
grsph informs US. We thought it about
time We were hearing of another Chicago
bank failure; in fact when forty-eight
hours pass by without some such news
We begin to conclude thst the wires are
lJgn in that direction.
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WAsHINGION ITEMS.
A. snRI.

WAsHINGTON, November -. - The
Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections this morning closed the evil
deuce in the KelioSg-Spotiord case, and
DECIDED to make up their report after
hearing one-halt hours further argument
from each side. These arguments will
take pac, this afternoon Immediately
after the adjournment of the Senate.
The vote 10 committee this morning,
though not on the main question, was in
diCalive that the final vote in committee
Will be SIX to three in favor of seating
Iop,,
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.sys that HAYES announces his
..,.,,ioD Of vetoing the Silver bull; but
go, acstbp lied about his interview
IN CoSxLINa. HAYES will do moth
no Of the kind.
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"SHOOT HIM."

Our genlsl neighbor OF the Steuben-
v,lIa Gazette Is informed that when we
,nnljed that term to Gen. Tom EWING
We bsd in our mind political shot, and
~. the kind q Mexican Gresser would
appreciate.
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE TuE PUBLIC
DIR. G. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FoR INK CugR og
Hcpatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

symptoms of 4 Diseased Liver.
nAIN in the night side, under the
cdgcofthc ribs, inCrcascsonpre
sure; sometimes the paints lnthc LETT
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shouldcr-b blade, and
it frequently extends to the top OF
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach IS affected with loss OF
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are CostIyc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with Il dull,
heavy sensation in the back part,
Thcrcisgcncra,ly considerable loss
cfmcmory, accompanied wlthapain-
ful sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains wcarincss and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet arc cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits arc low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bcne-
fetal 10 him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try
il. In fact, he dis,rusts every rem
cdy. Several Of the above symp-
.oms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few OF thcm cx-
istcd, vet examination Of the body
after death, has shown the LIVER TO
have been extensively derangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. &. McLNEE's IvrP Pills,
~ cAsEs or AcUE ND FEyER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthc most happyrc-ults. No better
cathartic can be uscd, preparatory
10, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this Disc 70 give tEem 4
PAIR Trial.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as simple purga,iyc, the arc un-
equaled.
BEWARE or IMITATIo5s.
The genuine IL. {. MtLANE's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR-
McLASE's LlYER Pills.
The genuine M'LAEE's LiyrR
PILLS bear the signatures Of {.
McLASE and FLEMEC Bros. IN the
wrappers.
kaJ- Insist on your druggist or
storekeepcr giving you the genuine
DR. 6. McLANE's LIyER Puts, pre-
pared By Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To ,hos. -,hing to Ev. Dy. c. MoL,H's
LIVI1 PTLLs = trlsl ~e oil mail post pad 20 any
part Il the Jn.tsd Sotss, ono Dor q FiAs iSi
FLEHINC BROS. PtssurEA. Pa.
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rus1r.ruREE Democrats OF the
u,,.s will vote against EwING's anti
.,.umrtion bill and forty Republicans for
3. EWING claims its passage by the
House by fifteen majority.
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The intelligent Washington corrH-

The intelligent Washington corr"-
spondent of the Cincinnati Gazette,
telegraphed that paper of yesterday;
"Some of the Oldest members OF the
Senate regard the result to-day as in
surfing the final admission OF Butler,
Spofford and Eustis. This would leave
the Senate tire, counting Patterson and
Conover with the Republicans, and
giving the Vice President the casting
vote"
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Cuban supplies.

SEwPOET, Z I,Nov. ZZ.-I.is believed
that the revenue cutter Dexter j. cruIs-
log n the vicinity o: BristOi, where =
vessel j. ssIt % DC loading Win supplies
Tor Cuys
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~, dsfs ,tlon OF CoNovER, of Florida,
,p,-rrRsos, of South Carolina, has
. ,,..d CONSERVATION and profanity In
,t.of the Radical Senators.
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Thomas GETS His Little Place

The Senate Committee on Commerce
unanimous y agreed to recommend John
l.. Thomas, nominated as the Collector
OF the port of B,itimore, Reports were
also ordered to be made upon number
Of uncontested nominations, but no action
was taken in regard to the New York
Custom House appointments or any other
similar nominations, excepting that OF
Thomas, which have been subjects OF
rnntrnXr,AY Az
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Bank of England.

LONDON, November 22.-The weekly
statement OF the Bank OF England shows
sn increase in specie Of G276,00O. The
proportion of reserve to liabilities is
"A 7-l6 per ceLt
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Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, November pa man
whose name is supposed to be Nixon or
Dixon, proosbly resident OF some inte
rior town in Illinois, jumped from the
center srch OF the bridge today and was
drnWnfd
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Pa, ,tdc Roads Proposition.

The Pacific railroad officials have sub
milted to the Senate judiciary Commit
tee u proposition in writing to the effect
that, should the government not accept
the proposition heretofore submitted by
the railroad companies, they would leave
all matte 5 in dispute to conference OF
live emne It citizens to be appointed two
Dy the gov ernmeut and Two by the com
panies, and these four to select the fifth.
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THE balance OF trade continues largely
in favor OF this country. One million
bushels of wheat were shipped from New
York alone, last week, and it will be paid
tor-not in silver, but in gold.
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,,,oL. As if BUTLER, of South Caro-
vopId get bis seat IN the Senate to
- bs was elected last winter.
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..,,,b<r today t0iA be partly cloudy,
l .,S,ost TO southeast lotnds, tot0er
'..o,,stprs and rain.
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VIZ HEELISG, WEST yIkGISLA.
w ESTABLI- HE'D $50.
Has fine and elegantly furnished rooms
a thorough Commercial course, ana also
giy... thorough Instruction IN any or all
The common English branches. Sessions
day and evening. Individual instl uction.
Cali Al 20 lege ofice or address
ag1TOawegZb J. ". FRASHEk 81 %.
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-, committee will report in favor oil
- KELLOGG to seat IN the
Sarste.
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A Great slrike Ended.

LoSDos. November Z2.-Ibe Oldham
strike Is er ced, the masters Withdrawing
the notices Oi 4 reduction N wsIes.
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Was confirmed as Collector at
o. fillmore, yesterday
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ReynIyer g. Cartridges for So

A dne nickle plated, even shot, pOckrt
revolver: nrst-class article. sent Z. y.
n. or on receipt OF price. u. W. WILLIE
r. %. Boz AIS, New YORK. spBo
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-, Yankees OF the Western Reserve
10, 20 hanging men for stealing.
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CoNKLINa said, yesterday, that there
had been rumors and whispers of
strange and unholy alliance, in the
Senate.