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~. Louis Regatia.

ST LouG., October Il "A race open
% all four cared outriZgsr- Was ro~ef
OF the rIver this AFTERNOON, the c u-'e
Being from 3 yont oPposlte the UlIsg' O.
Yer ice, Cn Lhsl|inols y ore ~ The foot %
Chsuteau syetue, TN, city, Il dstSnce Of
sb.ut three mile Nine bDaLs belong
ing to the HOdoc, We-tern, ~. LolIs
and Dry Dock clabs t'ok part. The
prIzs. wnat s known ss the Potion cup,
was won by toe Tempe.l, belonging %
the Westeru cab Time, IL mn. 10
sc. Tne Bob Ingersoll, o ths loipc
club, the victor 0. iast sunday wss SEC
ond IN the race and It b. Claimed !Es. D."
would have w7z the prIzs but for col
T.iy. VIII = JJal Of Tue Dry DOCK clu5
notwithstanding tha, the weather ~ss
ysry co q arG "a y, the race Wn wItnes.
ed bv grsa, crowd Of people from tue
iegcs ard the Top of !he bridge.
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STATE NEWS.

THE Grand Lodge OF Otd Fellows of
this State meet 1t Grafton on the 23d.
a FEMALE preacher is lodging around
the SLsle expoundng the Christian doc
trine. . aa. -
A FINE flow of oil from an abandoned
salt well has lately been discovered near
Charleston
u. s. MARSHAL G. w. PATTON was
presented with gold-headed cane by
his friends at Clarksburg.
Miss HART, of Clsrksburg, was struck
and krockei down by stone thrown by
q rufiisn on the night OF the 18th inst.
The United States District Court at
Clarksburg found over one hundred in
dictments for frauds on the revenue, vio-
lstions of the postotfice laws and for
counterfejting.
ENGINE No. l66, attached to freight
train geing west, jumped the track shot
distance east of Central Station on Tues
day last, and went down q steep en-
bsnkment. The engine wss considers.
biz damaged, but no one WAS hurt by The
accident
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co,rrepa,ionaI Council.

DETROIT, October ~ - Iu-days ses-
sion of the Congregational Council be-
gan with the usual devotional exercises.
At nine o'clock the CouLcil proceeded to
business. DR.. Coe. Secretary o the Home
Mission Society, repor ed that the com
mittee appointed to send trsternai let
ter to the General Assembly had dis
charged tnelr duty.
The committee To whom was referred
the overture IRON New Jersey reported
that this body WAS not n Council IN the
ecclesiastical sense of the term, and the
me mbers of the committee therefore re-
ported adversely 10 the petition. The
snhiect WAS discussed by Revs. A
Il. Bradford, of New Jersey; NJ \
Lane. of Rhode Island, and others. The
overture expressed H fear that this con 90
Gil would eventually, and was already,
assuming an authoritative tone IN regard
To Church matters, To which the very
spirit of Corgressionsism WAS opposed,
and that the council would infringe on
the prero gstives OF the churches. 1t WAS
desired to change the name from Council
TO Conference, and place proper lmita-
ton In the Constitution, and 1t WAS Nd.
verse 10 these petitions that the Commit
tee reported. After u heated debate n
vote WAS taken and sustained the report
OF the COMMITTEES.
The committee appointed to consider
the Home Missionary Society report sub.
mitted lengthy minute calling special
attention to the meritOrious efforts made
by the society, recommending that II
State Committee be appointed to report
Oh any needs OF any church making sP--
pllcstion for assistance, and general
agency be established at Chicago, the
headquarters of the society being main
tsined in the East Recommitted after
lengthy discussion.
The committee TO whom was referred
Rev. A Lettle's papers on fellowship and
union meetings, reported, through Rev.
II. Gates, Of Nebraska, expressing great
pleasure that meetings of the nature de-
scribed had been widespread.
The committee to whom was referred
the tressurer's report submitted report
recommending per capita tax OF one per
cent, through membership ot loca! and
State conferences, Tor the purpose OF de-
frsylng the expenses OF the Council.
Adopted.
Professor Smythe, OF Andover College,
from the committee to which was re-
ferred the report of the Congregational
Union, submitted q lengthy paper there
on. closing with resolutions 10 favor OF
the appointment of committee from
this Council 10 confer with q similar
committee from the Board of Trustees,
to the end that provisions might be msde
SC the work OF the Union would con-
tinue uninterruptediy. Also in favor OF
empowering the Committee OF Confer
ence thus appointed to I'LL whatever va
csncies might be made. Adopted.
In the afternoon there WAS sn extend
ed and exhaustive discussion on the
question Of admiuisir .tIon OF the affairs
OF the Home Missionary Society and It's
cost 1t was ST. last voted that the man.
sgement was proper sud prudent, and
the society was warmly commended to
the confidence Of the churches.
After the adoption OF reports upon
ls,ge number OF minor matters snd pa
pers, the Council finally adjourned to-
night At ten o'clock.
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Great Fire I'm Portland, y. Il.

ST. JOINS, y. B. October 2O-About
three clock this morning 5 fire started
in Main street, Portland, ana IT short
time the block bounded BY Main, Chapel,
Acsdis snd Portland streets was IN
flames, destroying = large number OF
stores snd dwellings 4 brisk wind
carried the flames along. ST. Johns WAS
called on for assistance, which wss
promptly given. Al five o'clock the
burnt district extended from Acsdls 10
Portland street, along Cnsse street 10
Acadia and ther ce 10 Msin street. Both
sides OF Chapel street were IN runs snd
several houses on tina east eide Oi Acadla
street. - well rs those On the west side,
were in flames Al that time It WAS be-
lIeved that every house on High street
, between Portland and AcadlN streets
would Dc destroyed. Temperance Hall,
on Simmons street, Is on IRE.
The fire in Portland burned itself out
abovt y O'clock Nearly seventy i've
houses were Ges royed. One man was
bIr.cd 10 death and sryeraI men and
women were severely injured. Drunk
enue,s and rowdyi.m were rampant cu--
Iug the progress OF the fire. Tle toNu
council Is taking measures 10 relieve the
sufferers. The tire Is supposed 10 b. the
work OF An inteudiary, previous attempts
having been mrie 10 bum the building
Ia which toe flames ere hTsL discovered.
The loss is estimated ut from 500 900 90
100000 Msny OF the homeless were
IL J.
Two hundred and thirty houses were
burned, al wooden. except one BRICK.
over two thousand people were burned
out, several hundred of whom were
sufferers by the grea, fire of the 2Otn OF
June. Loss fully 100000; insurance
$50 900 The foundation OF n safe gave
way while men were working IN th"
runs, burying half n dozen boys and
men. A man named Joseph SPirlow
Was taken out dead, ard also one ~ the
BOYS, Alex. Giles. Another WAS fatally
injured and all the others severely 4
gang of men al" continuing the search
for other missing youths.
The scene during the progress o. the
fire wIl not soon be- forgotten. Thousands
OF people were gathered upon Fort How ,
oDkiug down ur lh1 immense ma, oI
flames People VINO wore more inter- lied
m the hre rushed through the street al
most frantic Sick women were cas"I"d
from the burning buiiiings. Mothers
were Sow to believe their cnlIdren war"
all nght," ana their efforts - get INTO
dangerous places whore they thou ynt
their little ones were, kept grcs, many
persons busy in preventing them ..1m
! losing their lives Shortly after I O'Clock
the wind grew stronger, carrying large
showers OF sparks, adding to the grandeur
| and danger
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United states Court.

ClarksDurg News.
The case of w. w Riley VS.. Felix
Collins and others, in ejectment, has oc-
cup!ed about all the time of the court
sircs our last issue Judge jackson has
been holding court from eight o'clock in
the morning until six in the evening,
giving short recess tor dinner. The
title claimed by Mr. Riley to the land
comes from Samuel Young, who acquired
il when most OF this part of West Nlr
giuia Was in this county. In 1900 the
ancestors of the plaintiff got the title,
and it has been held by them and the
plaintiff ever since. Sometimes they
allowed il 10 be sold for taxes, but always
redeemed it. A number OF families are
now living on the land and suppo,ed
their title was good until Mr.. ey
claimed it. about 1000 acres are in con-
troversy, lying IN Richie and GIlmer
counties. Hoo. j. n Bennett and Judge
Camden appear for plant tfs, and Hon.
Samuel Woods, Judge Maxwell and K.
5. Blair, ESQ, tor detendents.
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Stabbing ARRAY at ~. Marys.
ST. MARYs, October 10, 1877


Correspondence OF the Register.
Quite sensation WAS created in our
town on the night OF the 18th INST, ere
sted by su alteration which took place
between Mr.. L.. ID. Gain and your G
man by the name of H. IL. Hess, result
ing in young Hess being stabbed by
Cam in three different places One IN
the lett breast, near the heart, is thought
to be dangerous and may prove fatal.
Cain left for the State OF Ohio, but
thinking it better not 20 run away, re-
turned and gave himself up to the officers
ot the law. HeIs now on bail of 81 900 for
his appearance before the Circllt Court
to be held in November, to answer any
Indictment that may be toIud against
him ior the otfense. AS usual whisky
WAS the prime mover OF the atfray
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, October 2O.-To.dsy was
the last day of the fall meeting OF the
Nashville Blood Horse Association. The
weather was CLOUDY, and the track 10
good condition. There was large at
tendance. In the first race, Young
America stake, for three year olds,
dash of mile, IA entrance, p. p,
Association TO add go, second horse TO
have $50, there we're twenty-five entries
and seven entries, VIZ: Blue Eyes, Jlm
Bell, Vrill. McHenrv, Momentum, L'v
eler and Duncan f. Rsnner. Leveler
WAS the favOrite in the pool selling three
to one over the field The race was W n
by Momentum; McHenry second, Lev
eler third. Time, l:l7t.
Second Race -Sewanee stakes, for
three.year olds; two heats, S25, p. p, as.
socaton to add 800; second horse to
have $500; twenty eight entries; all start
ed. The race was won easily by King
William in two straight heats; Tele-
phone second; Little was dlstsnced IN
the second heat. Time, 1891, 3:4O4.
Third Race-ConsolidaLIon purse $50;
mile and u quarter dash. Slvy Gam
on came in first, Starte second, and
New York third Time, 2:l7t.
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brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
Rineers.

BosToN, October 20.-The Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers
elected the following officers:
Grand Chief Engineer, 2. NJ. Author;
First Grand Engineer, T. 5 Ingram;
Second Grand Engineer, VIM. Robinson;
First Grand Assistant Engineer, l.. B..
Green; Second Grand Assistant En-
gineer, VIM. B. Thrsll; Third Grand
Assistant Engineer, Daniel Bennett;
Grand Guide, Thcs. Porter; Grand Chap
lain, Geo. w. Tyer.
PHILADELPHIA, October 20.-The
Brotherhood OF Locomotive EngIneers
has at length commenced the payment of
the claims of the striking engineers on
the Phil .delphis and Reading railroad.
There has been great destltutiOn among
many of those who left their engines and
have not since received employment, and
some hard feelings against the Brother
hood have been developed here. The in
stsllment now being disbursei is $4,000
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VI aFlue.

LcvDox. October 20-steam'hip-
Stat %. Georgia, Koin and Algeria, from
New IOrk, have arrived out.
Nsw YoEK, October z0.-Arived-
camstip Greece from Lonioni ScheI-
dan rom Rolts'dsn.
pLYuoUTH, Octt Der 20.-Arriysd-
Stss her PomuerAnIa from New York
QUsEgs1oRx, October % Arrived
--S.ssmer PennsyiysnIs from Poi!sdsl
PGIA-
NEW YORK, October 20--ArrIyed-
S.esnsr Adrialie from Liverpool.
QUEExs1ows, Ocsober D-Arrived -
STEAMER Germans from New York.
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Judge Dillon Exonerated.

DIS MoIsEs, Ia. October 20.-The
Iowa bar held meeting this morning 10
consider charge made by J. NJ. Cate
against Judge Dillon. Ex-senator Wright
presided. The Bar Committee read their
report, and concluded with declaration
that the charges were wholly baseless,
and that Judge Dillon is exonersted by
the Iowa bar from any lack of official or
Judicial integrity. This report was unsn-
imouslY adopted.
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THg following postotfice changes and
appointments were made IN Wes. Vlr-
vri-, l-sl week, viz: The site OF the
nastofire 1t Bulltown, Braxton county,
/. ,hsngei and Miss NJ. f. Cunningham
appointed postmaster, vice w. Il. Berry,
.Iperssded. Mrs. A. Robinson Is ap-
pointed postmaster at Shirley, Tyler
county, wee H. 7. Watts, resigned.
Agnes FerreIl is appointed postmaster ~
Lone Tree, Tyler county, vice 5. FerFeli,
died. james A. Watts is appointed post
master st Falling Springs, Greenbrler
caun,y wee J. W. Hanna, resigned.
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TEE editor of the Psrkersburg Sentinel

THE editor OF the farkersourg Sent'nel
has brought himself to assert that "those
papers that argue against an extra ses-
sion of the Legislature evince the pro-
foundest stupidity" Since out of the
fifty or sixty papers in the State but
three are found to favor the extra session
this is but another case of the one juror
who found himself in company with
elsven stupid and perverse men who re.
fused TO be convinced by him.
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seriou. Outlook OF Papal Affairs

ROME, October 20.-Although the
Pope likes to receive visitors and is cnst-
ty with them, he seems 10 have ceased TO
take al interest in the affairs OF the
Church, and almost lnvarisb y dismisses
any one who comes to talk TO HIM on
business. The Papal affairs are without
any supreme Pontitical guidance, being
conducted simply by the heads OF the
various State Departments and by the
Presidents of the various congregations.
Jealousy reigus among these bodies, and,
rs each does as it suits its chief, the Papal
Government is threatened with division
and anarchy.
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A Stricken Village.

GLENs FALLS, n. Y October 20
ClIntonvllle is devastated with the small
pox. Twenty persons nave died within
few days. Travellers are prohibited
from entering the place, and ali the nigh
WAYS are blocked.
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Baltimore Blood.

BALTIMORE, October 20.--Benjsmin
Payne, while out shooting in company
with friend and two eolored servants
to-day, shot himself through the sbdo-
men. He died in an hour.
Thomas Selvsge, we'll known citizen,
was cut by John Richardson in an atirsy
in the market to-day. His bowels pro-
truded, and he lived but q few hours.
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NEIGHBORHOOD ITEIS.

A TEACHERS Institute will be- held at
Washington, Marion county, ol October
3lst, and November lst.
Mr. OLIVER j. FLEMING, and Miss
ALICE IEaMAN were married IN Fair
mont, last Wednesday evening, by Rev
GIDEON MARTIN.
TaE Patrons of HusbaDdry held q
Grange Exhibition" AT Cairo las. week,
which Is spoken OF as having been n
gratifying success.
THE family of PATRICK CLANCY, OF
Csrk.burg, were poisoned, the other day,
by drrkr: tea. The poison had, some
bow, 70. into the tea.
The Richie Democrat comes to Us in
alright new dress and in MI enlarged
form. Altogether the D.mocrat is a
good paper, and we hope it will be we'll
sustained
IHE Weil,burg Heraid il OF opinion
that the wcrkingmen have only succeed
'i n making donkeys of themselv s.
Ihst seems to oe the opinion OF the aver
,se Republican politician just now.
Tag farmers and business men of
AarIcn county, have determed to put
lew zeal and energy into the mar sge-
uent Of their Fair Association, and thus
nsSe the same hereafter q complete sue
Hess.
L. 5. ROCKWELL, who was arrsigned
A't Tuesday at Mlddlebourne, Tyler
county, for having killed man named
Metz, while in quarrel about woman,
'As acquitted on the ground that he
s.ed in ,eIt-defense.
VEST VIRGINIA cattle are in prime
NndIiion this fall, and the State is liter
'aIly full Of them. They have been 90
as forward to market in great numbers
Aal The prices received by their owners
Ae 'euunerstive and we suppose salts
iaclory.
MRS. DIAMOND, resident Of Marion
.lnIy, about two miles from Pslstine,
''' other day while standing in front of
'~7 IRE osthing her shoulders with cam
t-of hsd her clothing to catch fire from
'l'ch She received injuries which result
'' 10 her death.
IAE Fumor prevails and is generally
'1'ed that WAYNE MACVEAGH, o.
'7-hsy.vanis, will succeed PIERREPoNT
Minister to England. This is regard
~ s:op thrown out TO conciliate the
'Ie'ons, father aud son, he being the
'''l-'sw Of the one snd, of course,
- Of0her-n.lsw Of the other.
'HE West Viryiaan chronicles and
'1T'nns An innocent hsbit which the
''nont boys have fallen into OF stoning
students OF the Normal School when
~'y are caught on the streets after
IsaaaII The West Virginian fears that
' practice shall continue it will de
strangers from coming to that town
attend their excellent school.
Mr. AaRIrrA PROVINCE, a farmer
"'es near Worthington, Marion
'"'y' was violently thrown from bis
,sr son, in Fairmont, last Tuesday, and
,,.g a,.''g he became entsngled with the
u. ~" Snd was dragged some distance
y 'e' gong at rapid rate. He
nn'lly hurled with gres, force
ss 'l'' the railing of bridge, when be
r.. ffeed from the team. His lp,u
serious and biz sufsrings intense
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Jobu Lorhrop notIey's VIII.

BosToN, October 20.-Tne will OF John
Lothrop Motley provides that sl ms
books and personal property be distrlb.
uted equally among MS daughters. The
rest oi his property, excepting copy.
rights, is left 10 trust for the benefit OF
his daug nters. In relation tocopyrights, TO
the trustees are authorised to arrange for
the continued publisstion Of hi, works,
the isssns 70 be paid over to his dasgh-
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zxz FaiIure OF BerIIne Bankers.

LONDON, October 2l.-A Berlin cor
respondent telegraph. that the Berlin
banking house 0. Herckel x Lange, With
3 capital OF 100000 MARKS tss beef
forced into liquidation 10 consequence OF
the fixture OF the Rrterscbsfiliche bsnk.
The creditors hope " recover IN tuli
after some delay.
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American News

PAxAMA. y .iober l0-A serlous rsTo-
lutilu na. broken out in Guatemu's.
A division OF the Pscihcat0rs hss ar
rived at lie Pz. Bolivia, from santa
Cruz, alter shooting all The riogIeadsrs
OF ths Iast revolution.
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THE TURF.
Cincinnati Races.

CINCINNATI. October 70. Tho Ches-
ter Park race track was heavy to-day on
account OF the recent rain. The attend
ance was very large. The unfinished
pacing race was won by Sweitzer, Sleepy
George second, Bay Charlie third, Suck
or State, Lucy, Rowdy, Bay Billy dis
taRcei in the first heat. limo 2:4O, 2:3S
la the 2:35 class, purse $1,000, Dan
Bosser won, Nettie Ward second. Time
2:5O, 2:4S. 2:52t, 2:55, 2:5G, 25S.
In the 2:3O class, purse $1,000, Ade-
laine won, Clifton Boy second. Time
1.iIl 2.49b. DAT. 2:47b.
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John MorrI-.ey for SenaIor.

Joan Morrlssey has received the anti
Tsmnsny nOmIasIIon tor Senator rom
the Seventh district. the home OF John
Kelly, chief Of the IsmmAny orgsnIza.
ton
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n.erneronthe Gilman Case.

NEW YORK. October 20. Rev. Henry
Ward Begcuer last nigh. alluded to Ihe
case OF Gilman, the iOrger, and salc:
E.pecisliy bard is II 20 see my nIecs
(Gilman's wrie 90 to s lunatlc asylum,
rs she will this week. and see slso ner
three chlliren distributed among her
friends.
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Maryland Jockey Club.

BALTIMORE, October 20-Ten brock,
Tom OchIltree and Parole are entered
for an extra race, for $1,000, two and q
halt miles TO be run on the first days
nesting of the Maryland Jockey Club.
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virginia nurderer- Repr,ex.d.

HARRIsoNURs, VA, October 20.-Si-
las Morris and Louisa Lawson, sem
fenced TO be hanged October 2Sth and
SOth, received a respite to-day until De-
esnker 2lst
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TaE chaplain OF the House, Rev. DIR.
po,sL. wss once 8 shoemaker in
T..t Virgins, and pursued his theo-
al studies wnile working At his
hapch.
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The BusIed IIaITmont Bank.

NEW YogK October ~ The eKanl.
nstlon into tae affairs ui the breaking
Clsrmout bauk, shows liabilities OF SlJl,-
900; assets considered good, $4,000 cJn-
l. =. - - IL
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The Kentucky Actress.

BosTOS, October 20-Msry Anderson
concluded, 10 night, successful engage.
ment at the Boston thester. She has been
rendered y complimentary benefit by the
management 1904.
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Tax friends Of United States Marshal
q, ZION o: thus State presented that gen.
,,,.o.D with a cane, ut Clsrksburg, the
other day. in appreciation Of his faithful
,i.,b.rgs of duty and courteous bearing.
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Tug X.nia (Obin) Gazette, u Repuoli'
ran PAPER, i, IL despair 1t says: I'm
tiyidusly We believe Mr.. HAYES, so lar
,,s in his power, would retIsct his
,,rors but surrounded by such men MS
>cauRz and EvAKTs, he will not. Then
., u. abandon him to drllt, ANDY
Johnson like, into the Democratic party
- lsll Tor want Of supporters. If We rs
, psrly stand 20 him, We go down to-
grtber
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FINE flow OF oil has been discovered
from an abandoned salt we'll IN the
,ioir;tv of Cnsrlesyon, ana the Courier
.orouoces the fact in stunning headlines
nth "Big Bonsnzs" as u cap. The we'll
MAG .upk IN IS47, and at the time the OIL
io,erfered greatly with the progress OF
,ha work
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VOL. ID.
at'heelina Aeeister.


NE ,oeahsr to-dny ,0iA be e!o''dy' l''th
.t,rlv ,o,ues, lo.Oer temperature, and
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Base Ball.

CNcISSATI, October 2o.-Bosions Z,
Cinsin nnatis s-siI innings.
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% REV. BISHOP KAHN, of this city, Is
zach in HUI tington, next Friday.
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4 CURE FOR HARD TIMES.

send one Dollar aud lri the coin a. Money
Holder and It's cuut,ut,. t.,I, H. tHu IHuu-
SOmrs little article eye. .ma.t ami 90
tlluStrat, IT, use and bring q. '.r.t go. ds
belorr Nou, We arr enclosing ,u each
thousand / u,UI of these tOidsiNS -uwufth
Of orders iuT our goods ANA coins hanging
rom l. q 10 30 dollars Each Hol1rT con-
LninS either a Coiu 81 or 81 { = goods Hud
II 10y sending the dollar Nuu get tN dole
IAr knitting Machine, 90 "a On ao IIr coin
and the AgyUc, - sell Our Gunir Nuu viii
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