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BODIES Recovered.

NORFOLK, November 29.-The bodies
of Cadet Engineer Loomis and sn un-
known sailor have been washed ashore
at Currltuck and buried in the sand.
Ensign Denner's body was recovered six
miles north of hittie Hawk. The bodies
so far washed ashore have strewed the
beach for fifteen miles from the scene OF
the wreck 10 the northwest.
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OLD EXCHANGE SALOON,

NO. 2 ELEVENTH STREET,
FRANKFORT AND VIENNA SAU-
4 sage constantly on hand and always
fresh, being received daily by express.
You can get square meal, including one
glass OF wine or two glasses Of beer Tor IS
cents, At the tld Exchange. Mr. Burdatts
numerous custom ers can testify 10 the eX.
celleuce OF his liquOrs and his cuisine.
uOY2lWSD
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Rank OF England,

LONDON, November 29.-The proper.
ton o, the reserve in the Bank of
England to the liabilities, which
last week was a. 7-l6 per cent,
is now 81 per cent. The Bank
of Edglsnd's specie increase for the week
is s74,20O. The Bank of Englsnd's rate
of discount is 4 per cent.
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HaD,E Failure.

LAFAYETTE, IND, November 90
The Second National bank closed its
doors yesterday afternoon, owing to the
defslcation of Chss. T. Msvo, the CASH
ier. The shortage is 100000, which is re-
ported to have gone up in Chicsgo specu.
lations. This is the first bank failure In
this city in twenty years.
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ACCEPTING to letter from the United
Stale, consul at Sheffield, England Is be-
unipg alarmed at the long continued
j,rression Of trade, snd fears that Amer
tsn manufactures will supplsnt aer own
p,oiuctions.
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THE report Of the special committee OF
.ss South Carolina Legislature charged
nth the IN nvestigstion of Senator PAT
ilssoN was submitted Wednesday. 1t
iypssrs from an abstract of the docu-
nent that of forty eI-members OF the
legislature who were examined, twenty
.stided that they accepted brides, rang
,giu amount from 500 to $500. The
'snsning twenty stated that they were
ieuiered bribes, but virtuously refused
them. According to the committees re-
POI; every witness testified that it was
gstsrslly understood among the mem
Ssrs that PATTERSON was purchasing his
SECTION. 1t further appears by the testi.
zony that PETERSON offered ELLIOTT,
hprincipsl rival. $4,000 to withdraw
i'om the contest. And yet the kepubli-
go msjorlty in the Senate permit him to
n:upy seat in that once august body.
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Fires.

LONDON, November 29-Whittsker's
cotton mill, one of the largest in Oldham,
containing $4,000 spindles, was destroyed
by fire yesterday. The loss is estimated
al 100000. Many persons are thrown
out of work.
PEKIN, ILL, November 29. The City
Hotel was burned last evening. Loss
$4,000; insurance $500.
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Son of Congressman Kelly shot.

PHILADELPHIA, November 3O.-This
morning John Ii. Brown, colored, shot
VIM. Kelly, son of Congressman Kelly,
while riding on q street car. The ball
entered his right cheek and lodged IN the
back Of his neck. 1t is thought that the
wound will not prove fatal. The ssssil-
ant had been drinking, and shot Kelly
without any provocstion.
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Farms for sale.

ONE FARM CONTAINING 23O ACRES,
" with Four Dwelling Houses, Three
Orchards with gUJ trees, Il. miles above
ClSriugtOn, on the ohio river.
one Farm containing l7g acres, ~ acres
cleared balance timber, miles from
ClaringtOn.
Also one acre with dwelling in the cor
poratlOn.
For particulars enquire OF
JOHN GOODHUE,
nOvSeSgt ClaTington, q.
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Kellogg Denies. ofCourse.

Kellogg, in a letter to Senator Wad-
leig, pronounces absolutely untrue the
allegations contained in the following e1-
tract from the speech of Senator Hi:
judge Spoford has told me that he has
recently learned that Governor Kellogg
came in by a side door and insisted upon
the Returning Board receiving certain
illegal afidsvlts that we're made up 10
New Orleans by his order, and Judge
Spoford will prove that Governor kel-
logg himself came into the room alone
and INSISTED on their reception
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

mo THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE ".
i MarQ ais, deceased.
In pursuance 10 a decree OF the MunIci.
pal Court OF Wheeling, made in cause
therein pending u subject the real estate
OF the said George W. Marquis 10 the pay
ment OF his debts, you are required TO
present your claims against the said
George MRrQu ;, for adj udIcation, TO l.. =.
jordan, Commissioner, At his office in the
city OF Wheeling, on or before the 18th
day OF January, 1873
Witness, ThoS. NJ. Darrah, Clerk OF the
said CourI this 9th day OF Move y Der, 1877.
no2Soawv THOS, Nj. DARRAH, Clerk
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EngIand's War Policy.

LoSDoS Nov. 29.-The TIMES al
DAILY Netcs uuqushfedly approve Lord
Derbeys declarations regarding Eng
lands policy in the esst. Those journals
which usually support the gentleman,
find them very unsatisfactory.
The Standard finds cause for dissatis-
faction in the absence OF any reference
to the possibility OF separate peace be
tween Russis and Turkey, and says, IN
conclusion, that Englsnd has stake in
the issue OF the conflict which it is i'm
possible for her TO forget or ignore. OF
the bystsnders she is mostly interested in
either OF the only two possible results of
the battle: tie total collapse o! Turkey
or private arrangement between her
and Russia. Any day may orisg us
news of either event, and when that day
comes how shall We be prepared for l..
That is g question which the English peo-
pie are row asking themselves, and We
are sorry that Earl Derby cannot give US
anything more comforting than the we'll
worn assurance that ConstsntinopIe is
not to pass into Russian hands.
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II AFlnP.

PORT EADs, November 29.-No ar
rivals. Ssi.ed-Ben Lode, Liverpool;
Virginia, Nunqusm, Dormie, Hsyrei
Frederick, Bremen; Bsrks, Albert Bsure,
Union, Msrseilles, Mslpo, Bs! celons,
Michele, Gslotsts, Genoa.
NEW YORK, November 29 Arrived
Staemer State OF Nevada, from Glasgow
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VIZ are informed that the doors
d the public school houses OF
Wheeling are opened at S:45,
.,,h morning, for the admission OF
children, ana that the lessons begin at
:oclock. At S:45 the bell rings to
,o;ity pupils that the houseis open. If
he shove rule is observed at all of the
ghOols, we stand corrected, but we had
!Esrent information.
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A Guilty TOwle.

Richie Gazette.
}. f. Towle, of West Union, charged
with assisting Tom Powell to escape, was
tried last week and found guilty. His
term OF confinement in the pententlsry
was fixed at one year. a motion was
made Tor a new trial
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Funeral of BISHOP Marvin.

ST. LOUIS, November z9 The funeral
of Bishop Marvin occurred to day and
was attended by large concourse of
people, including members of sll de-
nominations snd citizens generally.
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THE Richmond Enquirer suspended
,blics.ion yesterday, SO the telegraph
sl. U.s. The Enquirer was a bright ps-
,s, and we regret much to hear of its
,gsnansion.
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The Republican party Is about to
IVA whether it deserves to live.
il,lvhia North American.
Tbst question was settled in the mega
i've long sgO.
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rvsy who have been anxious for
A,,,s 20. it yesterdays change in the
yss.her.
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aFhccline greistrr.

u. ,,,atser to-dty tOiH bepdrtly cloudy,
., 18th 10 .Oest ,e,,ds, io,oer tenipsrG-
49,. ard hght sro'0'
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Guaranteed Speculation.

s4OO invested by Us in 90 days Strad-
dies have made s., 80. sloJ have paid sI,7gJ
in 50 days. We guarantee al % day Strad-
dies money refunded II no proht IS made
References given. CorresPoq ience solicit
ed, WE. HI BBELL & CO.,
Mem hers New York Mining stock EI-
chang, IS Broad street, y. !.
P.O Box 2Bl3, ocllb
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rur Senate made no progress, yester-
:, tbe contested election cases.
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Restgned.

New YORK, November 2s "A Col.
umbis, 5. c. special say thst Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court J. J.
Wright, (colored), mas resigned.
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CAPITAL, a25O.OOO

This Bank is oTgrniZed and prepared {,
transact the busipe ess OF banking In ali It's
details.
It succeeds tho First National Bank ol
Wheeling Is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
menL.
BY carefully regarding the in terests olita
correspondents and depositOrS, and by q
prompt and faithful execution OF theIr
wishes, Il hopes to merit their esteem RnG
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check
sight, received from banks, bankers, firm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit Issued payable o.
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BoTsFoRD WM. B. SINPsOs.
JACOB y. RHODES, WIN. A. TUESFR.
VIM. A. IsETT, JOHN l.. HOBBl,
A. N. ADAMS, o. &. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER my
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THE Republican Senators, yesterday
amused (oSovER, and ne promised
,,,,iyely 70 stick to the party.
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NO. 1913
Public Sale
W VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned executors, under the
will OF samuel Oldham. deceased, will
offer at public sale, on the premises, on
edu esday the I2th day OF December,
ls'', commencing tid sale At 10 o'clock A.
N, the home farm ofthe late samuel Old.
ham, deceased. situated in Ohio county,
about ~ mites north OF he town OF West
Union commonly called Haneytown9
and about the same distance south OF the
Roney's Point anu West Union turnpike,
containing 1SN acres.
This farm l. Ia excellent condition aud
well improved. pnn it Is good two
story frame house, with the necessary out
buildings: a large anu convenient barn
and stable, and an orchard containing
fruit trees Ot the best selection.
Terms OF payment made known on the
day OF sale.
Additional information will be- given by
either one o! the undersigned executors.
JAMES IL. OLDd AN,
JOHN NJ. OLDHAM,
nolSergt Executors.
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The SPEkcERiAN
S TEEL Pc N S

"oeVarieiies suited 10 every style OF
writing. For sale by the trade generally.
A Sample Card, containing one each OF
the Fifteen Mum / ers, by mail, on receipt
OF IS cents.
IvIsON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & co.
l3s and l4O, Grand street, y. Y
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V,,srs wants to make it up with
C,sxLISG snd kiss
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rsr Presidents message will be sent
:, congress on Monday.
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Matthew Davenport, of Northampton,
Mass, yesterday fatally stabbed his wife
and one Pratt, her alleged psramour.
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70, House meets today to adjourn
lain till Monday.
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c,xoyxR the turnover, has gonover
,-,in.
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War Notes.

BUCHAREST, November I9.-In official
Russian clrcIes an emphatic denial Is
given the rumOrs of the intention TO con-
clude an armlstice after the fall Of
Plevna.
LONDON, November GA Constan- =
tlnople special says the British feet
which was to have left Besiks Bay to
winter at Smyrna and Malta, have beer
ordered 10 remain in the bay.
LoSDoN, November pa Paris
special states that President Mac Mshen
has resolved to see Due DeAudifret Pas
bvier and NJ. Jules Grevy and assure
them that, in spite of the representations
made to them By various Senators and
Deputies, the parliamentary Institutions
are not IN danger.
1t appears certain that various groups
OF the Left look on Nj. Dutsure as the
future President of the republic.
The Lett Centre Deputies have re-
solved that they will no. vote direct
taxes as long as President Mac MahOn
continues to resist. They will, however,
vote indirect taxes, but only by install.
dicate that the rumors or a possible ar.
rsngeRent are gaining consistence.
PARIS, November 29.--The Monitcur
says that President Mac Mahon holds
that the Chamber can, by voting the
budget, easily prove that 1t did not in
tend that Saturdays vote should be con-
sidered as a declaration of war against
him. If the Chamber shows concIlistory
disposition, the President will frankly
fulfill his promises to appoint thor
oaghly parliamentary Ministry. If the
Chamber of Deputies does not show such
disposition, the President must choose
between his resignation or fresh dISsolu.
ton.
LONDON, November ga Vienna
correspondent states that rumors of ne
gotiation for the surrender of PleYns
are contrsdicted from the Russian camp
itself. Turkish prisoners, moreover, as
sers that Osman Psshs has supplies for
many weeks.
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ss-Of superior ENGLISH manufactured
and Justly celebrated tor Elasticity, Dura-
bllity and kvenness OF Point. In l5 Num-
h.T-
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Sr. LOUIS, November 2s.-Hogs-
Lower but active; light 50 1904 co.
packing 81 20@4 IS; butchers 81 $50
! <S.
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Abiel +. Field, late Water Register OF
Cambridge, Mass, has been found guilty
of smbezxlsnsnt upon nine counts.
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Nevspsper suspended

RICHMOND, November 29.-The Rich
mond Enquirer suspended publication
TO-DAY.
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CARDS. AGENTS OUTFIT lOo AND
stamp. 80 Plain Cards l0c. 50 Extra
Mixed Sc. MELLENYILLE CARD co
MeIlenvllle, Col. Co., E.Y noso
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colorcd, with occasional
husfles, or a circumScribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
henose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; a swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fceting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tingcd with blood
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdrya convuisiye;
uneasy ana disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGB
VIII certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it IS an innocent prepa.
ration, not capable gfdOfng tie sl,gA
est iz,u,y 10 the mast trndtr infant.
The genuine DR.. MoLAHE's YER.
MFUGE bears the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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DIvORCE legally snd quietly obtained
for incompatibility, DC; residence
Unnecessary. Fee after decree, Z Ryears'
experience. A. GOODRICH, Attornsy-st-
Daw, LEA Dearborn st-, Chicago, Ill.
aprNsgrb
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BAN KS.
BANK OF WHEELING,

WHEELING, W. VA.
CAPITAL, 100000
STOCK holders Personally Liable
aud RE presenting over 95OO,OOO-
DECEIVES DEPOSITS AND Dis
II counts Paper.
Deals in Gold. silver, On and
Sterling Exchange.
sells drafts on England, Ireland, france
Germany and other prominent parts
Europe.
Buys and sells Government, State, City
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Special attention given 10 collections.
ID. {. LIST, PreStaert,
q. LAMB, Cashier,
JOS. SEYBOLD, ASstIta,p Cdshie'
anl5
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u a N x =
The very best " done at
very lows ugures.

Estinste. snd samples furnished on
u. notice. Give Us sn order and be
1vlncsd.
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Lights for the Jetties.

A bill has been introduced in the
House, proposing an appropriation OF
ten thousand dollars to provide lights on
the Esds Mississippi jetties. An effort
will be made to tack it on the miscelIa-
neous or omnibus appropriation bill,
which is now before the Senate COM
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C5 con per day AZ home. Samples
SOtoSEO worth 50 Tree. STlNSON a
%, Portland, Maine. decs
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Texas Border Affairs.

Generals Ord and Terry are here to
give their views and testimony before the
House Committee on Military Affairs,
regarding Texas border affairs, and also
TO confer with The Government authorl-
tiaa ratativa ia Indian affairs
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Go DAY AT HOME. Agents Wanted
VIZ Outfit and terms lree. IRUES co.
Augusta, Maine. agS
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FOR SALE.

IOO ACRES OF IMPROVED AND
tUU Timber Land for sale IN tracts OF
from 10 10 80 acres.
will sell tract OF $50 acres ot timber
land al SIS per acre.
Ihe land is situated ON the Ohio river.
in Monroe county, ohio, y" Il contains tour
fne orchards. For particulars call on or
address JOHN GOODHUE,
sp2eqgSb Claringtou, Monroe Co., ..
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IN ELEGANT MIXED CARDS, WITH
~ name, l3c. Agents outfit lOc. Seavy
Bros, NOrthtOTd, It. nO27gl3i
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50
UuSt f0R BuSt0Rs.- "A sSod tesios
remedy is to use pulverisod snltpeire and
sweet oil Obtain at the druggists five or
six cents worth Of saltpetre; put into
bottle with sufficient olive oil to nearly dis
solve IL; shake up well and rub The IN
famed parts night and morning and more
If painful This is wall tried remedy.
Three of the richest men in the United
States have died within The last fifteen
months. viz Astor, Stewart ard Wander
bilt. The three. jointly, had at Their com
mand nearly, if not quite, $25o,OOV ioUo'
Like poorer men, they will soon be forget
ten. or remembered only becau5s Of their
connection with the almighty dollar
1t is stated that after tie next six months
the Weld of wheat in California will be 50
immense. that at least a ships cargo will be
landed every day at some European port
This demonstrates how largely the United
States contributes to the food supply OF
other nations. We are in truth rapidly be-
coming the granery Of the world.
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Laws Relating 10 Newspaper Suhscriii
tiOuS aud Arrenrages,

/. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered wish
ing TO continue their subscription.
2 If subscribers order the discoujnu
alton Of their periodicals, the publishers ma,
continue TO send them unit! all arrearage-
ere paid.
3. Ii subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their periodicals from the Office where
they are directed, they are held responsi-
bic until they have settled their b!lls, and
ordered tn EN- discontinued,
4. If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers. and the
papers are sent to the former direction
they are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that ''refus
ing to lake periodicals from the Office, or re.
moving and leaving them uncalled for is
prjm0 .tdcie evidence of intentional
fraud"
6. Any person who receives n newspaper
and makes use Of il. whether he has
ordered it or not, is held in law to be a sub
scriber.
7. # subscribers pay in advance, they
are bound to give notice TO the publisher at
the end oftheir time, ifthey do not wish to
continue taking it otherwise the publishers
are authorized to send It en-, and the sub
scribers Will be held responsible until an
express notice With payment of all arrears,
sent to theppblisher.
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POWELL & KINIE'S,
List of Jurors drawn for January
term, 1877.
GRAND JURORS.


Benezette.-D. B. Wlnslow. Fnrjner
Benzinger.-Charles Wcis, lanCrer Joseph
Young, labcrer: Jccob Nollner, farmer. .
Fox. - FranElih showers, blacksmith !;
Jacob Boderoccc, farmer; NJ. B. Mover, farmer;
John w. Moyer, farmer; John kyler, farmer.
Hortcn.-Chal,ncy Brockway, luinber,nan;
G. X. Slade, laborcr.
Jay.-Luther Rogers, farmer.
Jones.-Truman Garlick, laborer; Anthony
Ridgway.-NL s. Kline; law student; Geo.
r. Woodward, clerk; Geo. Walker, shoe
maker; S. A. Olmstead, millwr,ght.
Millstone.--H. X. Moore lumberman.
Spring Cree<.-Martin Perrin, lumberman,
Gee. Rettger, carpenter; L. w. Clifford, Mer-
chant; Michael Gerg Photographer.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Bonezette.-Timothy Guilfoyle, black
smith; Decatur Hcwett butcher.
Benzinger-Joseph Haines, laborer; John
George Stau1fer, farmer; Joseph krelg, far
Fox.-John Mosier, farmer; Adam Kem-
ercr, farmer; Hays Kyler, tarlner Thomas
Myers, laborer; John Kuntzleman, carpen-
Jhy.-Charlcs B. Rogers, laborer; Josiah W.
Mead, farmer. :t "a,
Pstner, laborer; Michael Miller, lahorer; j.
W. Meflert farmer. ..,.
Horton.--Joseph Role, farmer; Geo. w.
Clinton, farmer. ~ p,
Cummings lumbcrman, l., c. niekinson,
lumberman; Eugene J. Miller, editor; q. Il.
Grant, Tanner; George Calm, laDorer; Il. c.
Barrett, clerk; Daniel tl'GoTern, laDorer.
Spring Creek. Jeremiah Elliott, farmer.
st. Mary's.--Philip Myer shoemaker; Jacob
Kraus, saloon Keeper; Anthony Frey, black
smith; Matt. Malone, harness maker.