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They Died " Came"

Encamped in a shallow ravine upon
the plains, near the lonely place named
Buffalo Station, on the Kansas Pacific
railroad, September 26, were Sheriff
Bardsley, of Ellis county, Kansas, and
thirteen US. troops. Late in the after
noon across the plain came riding slowly,
apparently two Texas "Cow Boys
Between their horses walked a pony
laden with something that, while not
bulky, seemed to try its strength. The
sheriff went in pursuit, with the troops,
and soon overlook the travellers, who, al
though seeing they were pursued, made
no attempt at flight. The sheriff said:
81 have a description of some train
robbers which answers well to your APP
pearance. | want you and your partner
to return with me to the station. You
need fear nothing if you are innocent,
and if you are the men | want, then |
am $4,000 better off"
You are mistaken in the men," one
of the riders said, "but of course we
will return and have the mistake ex-
planed."
They then turned their tired horses
toward the station, but had not gone far
when the man who had answered the
sheriff said to his companion:
g Pard, if we are to die, we might as
well die game"
He then drew revolver and his COM
panion did the same, but before either
could fire the soldiers had riddled them
with bullets, and both died. Tied up in
a pair of old trousers, on the back of the
pony, were $685. 900 in $40 gold pieces
part of the $50, 900 in gold taken by the
men who robbed the Union Pacific rail
road train at Big Springs, Neb The
man who replied to the sheriff was the
laeder of the robbers.
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An Election i'm Old California,

Bunty's Gulch in Calaveras county,
| California, was unaware one morning in
the fall of 1852 that state election was
to be held that day-but before the day
was over the Gulch distinguished itself.
The miners-twenty Americans and
eighty Mexicans-were hard at work
when, at midday, two strangers entered
the camp bearing big ballot box, and
loudly announced that an election was
being held, and that they had been APP
pointed to receive the votes of the dis
trict. For the rest of the day the ac-
lions of the inhabitants of the Gulch
would have puzzled a person looking
upon them from the neighboring heights.
There was an endless chain of men
around one building, and the chain was
constantly in motion. A man on the
line would stop before a little window,
put in little piece of paper; walk to the
other side of the building, where, at
another little window, he would drink
something evidently delicious, and
would then again seek the window
where he thrust in the paper. The Off
cial returns of the election of that fall
declare that Bunty's Gulch cast ASP
votes, and that nine-tenths of them were
cast for the candidates of one party
and the successful one
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HEAVY Contract to Let.

Prom the Louisville Gourler-J otlrnai.
A gentleman who came down from
Lexington on Saturday was asked how
times were in that section. He said:
About all l have heard of lately is a
joke on an editor, who, going away, left
his paper in charge of a minister. Dur
ing the minister's stay in that sanctum
the following letter came from noun
tain subscriber:
" You know very well that | paid my
subscription to your paper the last time
| was in Lexington. If | get any more
such letters from you as received last
week will come down to Lexington and
maui HI out of you,"
The minister answered:
Il have been trying to maui that
thing out of the editor for ten years past
if you will really come down and maui
it out of him, then, my dear sir, l have
twenty members of my church | will
also get you to operate on"
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Impartiality of American Bullets,

The. cartridge mandatory at Bridge
port, Conn, is supplying material for
both the Russian and Turkish armies and
American bullets are hurled promiscu-
ously from both sides. The Bridgeport
company manufactures from six to seven
hundred thousand cartridges per day.
They have supplied forty millions to
Russia, seventy millions to Turkey, and
have just received an order of eighty
millions from the Italian Government.
Two tons of powder are used each day,
and other materials in like proportion.
an inspecting officer for Russia and
Turkey were recently alike engaged side
by side in experimenting the production
of the cartridges for their respective gov
ernmentS
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AUTUMN.
BY MILE W. CARPENTER.

one morn met, while wandering down
The fields, maiden in gray
And scarlet dress, with all her brown
Bright curis in disarray.
our grave " give you good morrow" said,
Joined her walk among
The tangled paths, where overhead
The pretty pink plums hung.
Ii was soft, gray, lovely scene
Through which We passed; haze
Upon the hills; yes, most serene
OF autumD's silent days.
The wild feld-Iily's proud, bright head
Was lifted here and there;
The tall lobelias fame shone red
On the soft, unstirred air.
But lo along our lustrous way,
Where leaf or bright stem burned,
The maiden stole its life away
Its bloom to ashes turned.
She bruised the lily's golden cup
The curled vines tossed about
The oardinal-fower she folded up
And put its bright fire out.
/" oh cruel maid!'' sighed with woe,
What mischief have you done
Who are you that destroying go
Beneath this warm, sweet sun?n
"My name she turned and Iooked-her face
Grew strangely wan and old;
In that brief pause from youth and grace
She aged thousand fold:-
Ny namei 'Gis Autumn! / have slain
The innOcents. Forgivein
Her tears rose chill! g Is it not pain
Enough that | must live ~
\ faint sob shivered down the air:
Hush-hear," she startled said
lis Rachel, weeping everywhere,
Mourning her children dead
She went her way; and while stood,
All through that fair, fall land,
The lovely lights in field and wood
Died, smothered by her hand
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THE Madison Democrat states that
Gov. Ludington has appointed Boss
Reyes regent of the university in place
of Hon George I'll. Paul, whose term of
Office expired last February, and who
has held the position since. We sin
cerely hope the Democrat is mistaken.
The appointment of Boss Keyes who
is best known by his political trickery
and profanity to the important position
of regent of a great university and in
place of the able, scholarly, cultured and
gentlemanly George H. Paul is an out
rage on education and decency and q
very great loss to the people of the state
and the Observation-Disclosures Neacs.
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What l Know About Columbus.
A BOYS COMPOSITION.

He was born when ne was very young
in little town called Genoa, on a little
gulf of the same name in the Mediteran
can Sea. [ suppose he was like most al
boys; he had hoops, marbles and tops
went to school, got whipped, and wa;
terrible hungry about dinner time, and
liked to 60 TO Sunday-school when it was
most Christmas time; then may be he
felt bad when he didn't get anything on
the tree. l guess when he got big he
wanted to 90 to the Black Hills or tc
Arizona, if somebody would give him
money, for he had none of his own.
think all boys would like to be like Co.
lumbus, but | don't think there are any
more countries to discover.
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The Latest Fashion for Ladies'.

Our attention has recently been called
to the Rdritan Mdtejasse Ciodkinqs some
thing entirely new in the way of heavy,
thick, warm, wooden goods, specially adapted
for ladies' wear during the Geld weather
now approaching. These goods are the
handsomest and most stylish ever seen, and
so far as price is concerned, are miracle of
cheapness. They are intended for cloaks,
sacques, dolmans, circulars and jackets, for
both ladies and children, and are to be
found at all the leading dry goods stores in
the country. Be particular TO ask for the
RaritGm Coakinas. and take no others.
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Fatal Enthusiasm.

The Dayton tO.) Journal of the 18th
instant contains the following: Dan,
an intelligent black-and-tan dog at the
Arlington House, committed an indis.
Greet act yesterday that cost him his
life He was up i'll the third story OF
the building, when two. dogs on the street
below engaged in fight. Dan sprang to
the window and looked down on the
combatants, his Indignation rising to
fury as he watched the struggle. Al
last his excitement went beyond control,
and with leap he cleared the window
and bounded into space. He fell on the
stone pavement with Slight whimper,
unable to rise, both fore legs being
broken by the fall There was wistful
look in his eyes, but there was no hope,
and the report of a pistol signalized the
end of poor Dams career
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TINE will tell, and time has told that
any mans fool who pays old prices. When
Jones, of Binghamton, Binghamton, n. y,
offers Five Ton Wagon Scales, on trial,
freight prepaid, at $50 each; free price list
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"TDIE flies" suggested she. Yes"
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-ftor,ntI,i. n,,,It,In. ,Lo,o n, A nnI.hl.
ao HnN, ~. oLntns InsLe W. IoIaple
MI nv, Touh; n lS many
llSni i ny w Una. Wy Luouy com
w. ~ w tursa ~ ne tu WV ~.
S oSao 70 pale ron .he Sne 4.
80 ~, W uu'
slVe ~, iaie honts and laie Snppers. , /,
tne mehner from Mcp3wel succeeded
~ ,. i"S.touucihg u }9int tesoiuuon INSTRUCT
lug senators anu MemDets Of vonsress 70
secure an appropriation rom the general
government ior 'he Improvement oil Big
"Syahuoue, .I. I.ZL,-L-.,,L
MISUNDERSTANDING 'ne az ntowsInesS o. he
, mlsngers, !ney were sulncienlly awe 70
the lhteFeSts OF Ihelr commitments 70 IN
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NHAETER ELECTION.
Cry CLRRR's OPPicR, I
WHEELING, W, VA, Jan, Il. 1877. I

Cry CLRRKs OFFICR,
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. Il, 1877.
On Thursday, January 9th, 1877, an election
viii bc held for Mayor, Clerk, Sergeant, Street
Commissioner, Superintendent Of Water Works,
and Wharf Master, Of the City Of Wheeling, and
for members Of Council for the several Wards Of
sall city, commencing at O'clock A. N. and closing
at O'clock r. NJ, ut the following plaCca In the sew
eral Rnids, viz:
In the FirBt Ward, at The vIeIlant Engine House.
=, In the Second Ward, at the North Hall In tho
Market House.
In the Third Ward. at the Court House,
HuusC.
In the Filth Word, at the Guards Hose House,
In the Sixth Ward, at the United Engine House
kcnss
In The Eighth Ward, at The store room Of NJ
Melor, on the cast side Of Jacob street told Fifth
The members Of the Second Branch Of Counrii
are appoTtioucd rs follows: IrIT"'-
For the First Ward, thTCC mOmbcrl; for the Sec
ond Ward, three members; for the Third Ward,
three members; for the Fourth Ward three mem.
btni for tho Filth Ward, three members: for the
Sixth Ward, four members: for tho Seventh Ward
Two members; for the Eighth Ward, four members
- There Is also tobe elected to the Flrat Bnnch OF
council one member from each Ward, 10 serve for
four yeaTs. f Ef17 49, y ~ 'N'
The election will be held under the uperinien-
dence Of such pcrsOns rs His Honor the Mayor may
jal5 f FLA. BRITT, CITY Clerk.
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LEGISLATIVE NorEs.-A bill reported
back from the House Committee on the
Judiciary proposes to pay pages Of the
Legislature three dollars per diem, and
mileage thes1mc as members Of the Iegis-
latnrS. Pretty fair pay for little boys.
We would suggest to the representatives
That they amend the bill 80 us to provide
for the removal to this city Of the parents
OF the pages and 10 furnish them with
houses, rent free. "Reiormp
The House Of Delegates passed their
first bill yesterday with Mr.. Barr, Of this
city, in the Chair, 10
Col. Hutton, Of Barbour county il
booking to the interest OF fhe State, with
reference to the State deposits,
lion; Jno. J. Davis, Of Clarksburg was
on the hoor of the House yesterday.
AS the members began 10 gather in the
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BIaokwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine.

Tho British QuaIterlies give to the reader we'll
digested information upon the great events in con
tGmporaneOus history, and contain mastery crIti.
csms on all that Is fresh and valuable in literature
as well as a summary OF the trlumphs Of sclcuCU
and art. The wars likely to convulse all Europa
will form topics for discussion, that will be treated
with thOrOughness and ability nowhere else to be
found. BlaCkwoOd's Magazine Is famous iOr stories
essays, and sketches Of the highest literary merit
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EDUCATIONAL,
West Virginia University. y"
t MOIGANTOWN, W. VA.

The Fall Term begins September 9Th, with a
corps Of leu efficient and accomplished Professors
and Instructors, with all the Departments fully
equipped, and under tho SnperintGndency Of Rev.
John ". Scott, ID, LII D., acting President,
whose large experience, scholarly attachments, and
recugnlzed standing rs nh educator, juAtIHtS the
expectation OF Continued and increasing SUCCESS.
Winter Term begins January g. Spring Term
begins March ~ For Catalogue or fuller Iniorma-
ton. address Il. G. BERKELEY, A. NJ,
Au9G-S&W Secretary Of Faculty.
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Union township boasts Of one solitary
Granger mot GrangeD but she cast eli
votes for Hayes and Wheeler, while Til.
den and Hendricks received $50 ye:es.
This does not look as il The boastiul
statements Of some OF your Granger cor.
respondents had much foundation in fact.
10 look at the Grange business in u mat.
ter OF Tact way 1t does seem foolish TO see
men and women using their money in mr..
raying labor against capital, when tile
funds could DO used to much bel.
ter advantage. l saw the statement
three years ago, that o. II. Kelley had
already received 100000 rs his share OF
the Grange proceeds, and have not seen
the statement contradicted. Where does
all this money come from? Why the
members ofthe Grange arc taxed to raise
II. Now | defy the grangers to show
how one dollar or ten raised in this way
Ia less expensive, or easier 10 be borne
than the same sum paid 10 the odions
middle.men! l know that TO many the
views here presented will not prove
acceptable, but they are none the less
true to my mind. BY the way, what has
become Of your worthy correspondent W.
C.S.? Has he become discouraged and
made a hasty retreat? ] will not write
at length, but merely suggest TO the mem.
bers OF the Grange who write on the sub
iect that they do 90 under their proper
signatures, and lest any one should charge
me with like sin, l subscribe myself
Yours, &c, THos. GILMER.
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RAMBLING CORRESPONDENCE
Crops, Cattlc ana the Grange.

RTx's Mills, O., Jan. Is, 1877.
Eios TuteIIISenecr: sd. *
We have had over five weeks Of unin-
terrupted freezing here; now the ground
Is covered with snow to the depth OF
eight or ten inches. This makes the stock
relish their food.
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CATTLE.

The best quality Of cattle will now
bring but from s. rs to s. 90 per cwt.
Hogs are worth about five cents per ID;
sheep from four to five cents, accOrding to
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SpeciaIties for Families.

COXs's and Nelson's Refined Gelatines,
Choice Sherry and Madeira Wines,
Corn Starch, superior gnade,
Ill.,. MpiOca, very lne and white,
Pearl Sage, for puddlngs
CHlgRie's Cashmere Boquet Soap,
COgatG's Honey and Roa0 Soaps
BaEinC's BARBER and Bath Snapa,
r TallmAn's Fine Perfumes,
English Nall and Tooth BTuAhes, .s IT
tinIiAlO Hair Brushes,
Rubber Drpsing Combs,
French Hair Oils and runa.les,
Handkerchief Extracts
And all other Druggists sundries, at
LAOGALlA RR0THERs q cos.
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TIE LAY CEop

OF the past summer was an unusually
large one. There is as yet, however, no
mar et for the large surplus of this arti.
Gle from this portion of Muskingum
county. We hope by April to have a
large demand for it, III
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cTocKHoLDERs MEETING.

The annual meeting Of Stockholders Of
the franklin Insurance Company will be
held at The Office Of the company on Mon,
day, January 80, 1877, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ,
for the election Of ninc Directors for the
ensuing year. I. +. PHILLIPS,
jalb Secretary.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

CTo0KHoLDERs' MEETING,
Amtetlng Of the Stockholders Of the Washlng-
ton Hall Association will 10 held 10 the City Build
Ing On SATURDAY, 10Th Inst, at 2 O'Clock p. n.
TO consider any. business that may DO properly
brought before them.
by order Of the Trustees.
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M A RTIN'S
CAPITAL RESTAURANT,

No, 1855 MARKEr ST., 70 the only HrSt-cldSI Res
tdrGRi IN The city. Il Is the only Restaurant that
has separate rooms for ladies' or where you can find
With the best outline that can 10 found In the city,
He keeps on hand the very best the market affords
In vegetables, fish, oysten, game, and everything
In season, and serves Il up IN manner untxcellCi
10 the country. lie can 10 relied upon always 10
furnish everything trSt-clasS. ja2O
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dissolution.

The copaTlnershlp heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under tho hrm name Of Crawford
4 Thoburn, was this day Dissolved by mutual con-
lent All persons having claims ngllnst the firm
ket street, on VIM. n. Thoburn, who Is alone all-
N. c. CRAWFORD. .
T.rH TO W. n. THOHURN.
WuRELINa, W. Va, Jan. 10, 1871 sfF md Z