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and going out out of her kitchen door,
she beard a man struggling in the water
and calling ooh, oh, OH" several times,
and she thought 1t was Findley's voice,
and that she sent for Mr.. Frank Mill
gan.
PROCEEDINGS LAST NIGHT.
Mr.. John Peck, OF West Wheeling,
stated to members of the jury who VS.
tied him, that he was the man who met
the mulatto, King on the hlrHWooo
bridge, and whose attention mad oeen
called to the subject OF man IN Inc
water, by King. Peck says that
AS he could see or hear moth
ing he concluded that King
was mistaken and went on his way with
out further investigation.
Mr.. John Gilmore appeared before
the jury at the session held last night,
and stated that his wife had moved his
| clock on Wednesday just i've minutes
faster than it had been before, and that
he knew nothing of it at the time he
gave his testimony in the morning. inns
alters materially Gilmore's testimony,
and would make it IT least ten minutes
between the time of his leaving Ash
bsugh's store and his meeting Watkins
on his way home.
At hstf past nine it WAS seen that no
| verdict could be reached, and the jury
adjourned until to night at half past
| seven.
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ACROSS THE RIVER.
Specially Reported for the Register.
BEILAIRE

TIE Old stand formerly owned by B.
+. Cockayne, has chan geo to John Cro-
zier.
THE Cleveland and Pittsburgh rail-
road boys are happy once more. Pay day
yesterday.
WE have had charming weather for
the past two days, built mas taken bad
effect on our streets.
The Trip Bros. will open new cigar
store in the storeroom formerly occupied
by the Pittsburgh Liquor House.
YOU'VE America is paying devoted At
tention to Kris klnkle al present, no
doubt IN view of future rewards.
BISHOP JAGGET, of Cincinnati, deliver
ed q sermon in the Episcopal Church
Wednesday evening last, to a large and
appreciative audience.
DIPHTHERIA is still numbering its VIC
TINS. A little son of David Campbe!ls
died last evening, the second death N his
family within two weeks.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh rail-
road company are losding from twenty
five thirty cars OF cross ties per week
for Pitts burgh and Cleveland.
IF you want No. l dish of oysters
served in any style you may wish, call at
Jake bursts. He sells the freshest and
finest oysters, at retail or wholesale.
The regular monthly communication
of Bellsire Chapter No. l07; Royal Arch
Masons, occurs this evening. Election
of officers and other important business.
OUR old fellow townsman, VIM. u.
Barnard, Esq, has just returned from
Chester, lii, where he had the misior-
tune Of breaking an arm u week or two
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North street N. f.. Church Festival


The festival at the North Street M. +.
Church, held last right and the night
before, WAS great success. About $500
was realized. Among the events OF last
night were the presentation OF hand
some set OF frosted glassware TO Miss
Maggie Tippett by her Sunday
School class, a boquet holder
10 Mrs. Morrison from her class,
night lamp to Rev. Wilding, the
pastor of the church, and an elegast red
necktie to Mr.. VIM. Silvis by his numer-
Gus admirers. The supper was first Glass
and the bill of fare an extensive one. 1t
WAS managed by Mrs. Strait. The re-
freshment table was in charge eff Mrs.
Morrison and Mrs. Hervey, and the
notion table under Mrs. Wilson, assisted
by Misses Duval and Arnett. Messrs.
VIM. a. Wilson ana John Morrison
had charge OF the affair. The biggest
thing OF the evening was the
voting tor set OF amethyst jew
elrv, the candidates being Mise
Anne Tippett and Ida Jones. The
former received $50 votes (S45) and the
latter 100 500
A ring was offered for the fsvorlte of
two pair of twins and the result o. the
vote was Kronacre' $40 votes CS34.9O),
Chapman's 27l CS27l0). a lot OF un-
msnneriy boys infested the vestibule
and passages and were nuisance to the
ladies' in the supper room and 10 every
one else.
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Managing Committees Appointed.

The following standing Committees
have recently been appointed by a j..
Clark, president of the Library Assoca-
ton, 10 hold their respective positions
during the ensuing year.
On Lectures-R. Il. Cochran, w. f.
Stitcl, NJ. w Burt, &. Lamb, 7. NJ.
Darrah.
On Fnance-M. w. Burt, W. l..
Hesrne, NJ Gutman.
On HalI-B. Davenport, I. NJ. DaT-
rsh, T. NJ. Riley.
On Library-O. W. HeiskcIl, 0. 5.
Long, II. VI. Russell.
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hiAer Now.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 5 feet inches having 70
coded Is inches during the past twenty
tour hours. Business light during the
day.
The MaIne Ragon Is this mornings
packet for Petersburg.
The Courier departed tor Parkersburg
on time yesterday morning.
The O Neal dlI not get OF Tor Pitts
burgh yesterday as advertised, on account
of having to 20 20 Moundsville where
she took on 300 sacks OF oats for her TAP
river trade.
The Ironsidcs passed up from St.
Louis yesterday morning with Il tow OF
iron ore Tor Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham passed down en-
route to Cincinnati yesterday morning.
The Katie Stockdale will arrive here
tonight, cn right to Pittsburgh.
The Exchange will arrive hero to-
night.
The Granite State is due at this land
ing tonight on her way to Portsmouth.
The Hud on will arrive from CIncin.
natl this evening. The names OF eighty
cabin passengers were on her register
when she started no.
by Telegraph.I
Prrr.pr,pau Deccmber l3-River 5
feet 4 inches and falling. Weather fair
and mild
,,........,. D..,. :, M
onEA' ~ r., von. 'I nri..ns Wo.,pcr
pa, 80 49,, or"S ~" pjro. toII ;mobns
Vim, n,oor,,o. - ,voa,hor
r iCNsb 49, DS,C ~ ~ P,vor fall .Ir
49, ~ 49, GaIa..5' n'a,n Nan.
m ,"II.' Srriuod p = Ia,
'"', 49,. ,,
CINCINNATI, December Io.-hi'er q
feet and ia!lng. AlFlNed-Andes'
80 n'''' -, y 49, ~" C.1adms VI
ou' L' Cn s. o 49,. a,1" " ''''''' CIV"
q ''''' ""1 P''p.'''
LoUIsYILLE, December I5.-W eaIher
clear and cool. DePsrLed-Dora Cob.er,
Clninnati; Mary Elizabeth. hvansViLifi
D. u. Parker memphis. river s'"'lOh-
~ WI" q ''o' = 'N'"'s - 'n0 ann
MEMPHIS December !" -k'er l"i'eh
D incles' ana now STANDS IL Ieet men,
Weather clear mercury o'. Arrived .(i-
HhihN.e' O'hC,hnS'I' Depar'y -, , a nee .'
bro"h' New of'e"ns' Cnes'ef' d. LOUIE
CAIRO, December l3.-Arrived -
St. Geneyleve, ST. LOUIS BlOness, ONO
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
= LIIIle Girl Attempts 10 Cross the
Railroad Track and il Run over
by Il Tender.

Yesterday about o'clock, q little SIX
year old daughter, OF Mr.. Henry Keller
Il "hatLener' at the Window Glass Works
at BeIlaire, attempted to run across the
Belaire sid Southwestern railroad track
in front of q passing engine, and WAS
caught by the same which knocked her
down, and passed over her legs. cutting
and maugliog them in 81. ckirg ms"-
ner. The little sufferer was IN dying
condition when our reporter left last
evening.
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FAmiliem kaIenher.

Messrs. Guttenb berg y Colmsr editors
and proprietors of the DeutSchs Zsttung,
have gotten out their illustrated almanac
tor the year 1873 1t Is published rs q
premium 10 subscribers for their paper.
The work is finely illustrated and con-
tains 100 page 9x6t inches IN size, and
contains list OF the officers Of the State,
the names, residences and occupations Of
the Senators and Delegates C! the State
Legislature, with bre, history OF the
State
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LEG BRORES.
an Ola Lady seventy Years of Age
Falls Through CoaI-Vault and
Breaks Her Leg.

Breaks Her Leg.
Last evening about o'clock Mrs.
Bacht, German lady, seventy years OF
age and mother of VIM. Bscht, barber
on Main street, near the corner OF Msin
street and Alley Eighteen, fell through
coal vault in Alley Eighteen and struck
on the stone floor, eight or nine feet be-
low. The fall resulted in breaking her
right leg, about two inches above the
ankle joint. She was taken out OF the
vault By he son William Bscht aud
David Stein, who carried the old lady to
her residence, No. y Alley lS-old pap,
mill sIley-between Main and Water
streets. She was then removed to the
residence Of her son, near where she was
hurt Drs. Frlssell and Mccoy were
called in and dressed the broken limb.
Il Is thought thst she will not servIYe
the injury, rs she bIed very freely In the
vault and after having been removed -
her sons house. 1t seems that she had
been out shopping, AMI was on her way
home down the alley when she tread on
board that had been partially misplaced,
which threw her down the coal vault.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The iol o"ing transactions IN real estate
was recorded in the County Clerks office
yesterday:
Deed made December II, 1877, by
Annie +. Caldwell, widow 0! Joseph
Caldwell, deceased, to the Board OF Com
missioners for part of lot No. u, IN
Caldwelps addition to the city OF Wheel
ing, at the forks of Caldwell and Georges
Run on the south side OF the Fsirmont
pike, Compensation $50.
Deed correcting deed made May lst,
1870, by joseph Caldwell to Abner
Chsrnock, for lot No So, on Coal street,
which should have been designed as lot
No 81
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a Wonderful Entertainment.

The Boston TTaueLer says: The en-
tertainment given by Brown, the mind
reader. last night, was attended by sn
immense audience. 1t was a wonderful
entertainment Mr.. Brown appears at
the Opera House, in this city, next Wed.
nesdsy night. The sale OF seats COM
mences tomorrow 1T 9 o'clock At Adams
II Lucas music store. There is no extra
charge made for reservlng seats, hence 1t
behooves every person DESTROYS of OBJ.
tanning good seat to be on hand to-
morrow.
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Thief Caught.

The tramp arrested by officer Stanley
last Monday, and who had hearing
before the Police Court Tuesday morn
ing, on the charge OF vagrsncy, and who
had at the time, In mis- possession pair
of new boots, answers the description of
one of the parties who broke into the
store that wss robbed ut Cameron last
night week ago. Information was sent
to the gentleman whose store was rob-
bed, rs he furnished our police with 3
description of the thieves. He was ex-
pected here last evening to identify the
thief
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A GREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS !

We Will during these HARD TIMEs and the
HOLIDAYS dispose OF lVy New PIANOS
and OCEANS Of nrst-ciAss makes at lower
prices for cash, or installmenfs, than ever
before offered Walters' Pianos aud Or
gans are the BEST MADE, warranted for
nve years. III. Catalogues Mailed Great
inducements TO the trade. Pianos, 7-Oclaye
si4I; IA octave $50. organs, stops IS !;
4 stops 30; stops So; stops So; ~ stops
80; u stops ~; IN per. ect order, not used
year. Sheet music al half price.
HORACE WALTERS & SONS, Manu-
iactu-ers and Dealers, 81 East I4tn street,
New York. deesb
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Oil Producers Congress.

The following gentlemen OF this State
are now representing the West Virginia
oil interests NJ the Oil Producers Con-
gress which is 4 session at Pitts burgh
Col B. F. Compton, W. c. Stiles, jr,, D..
&. Nudge, W. Vroomsn, F. r Rose and
Z. ROssmsn. Il is SAID that our oil IN
terests are highly spoken OF by this Con-
gress Of producers.
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OrDIInms Festival.

The basement OF the church Of the
Immaculate Conception WAS well tI.ei
last night, al the opening night OF three
nights festival tor the 5eued. OF the
orphans. Father stiles Coruet band, Of
Be.alre, was present and furnished
music Tor me occasion. Bishop KAN
houored those present with his society
during the early part OF the evening.
Inc festival will be continued tonight
and close TO morrow night.
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A Queer Case.

A queer case came up near Bridgeport
within day or two past, which, for a
short time, looked rather serious. A
dairy man OF the neig hborhood sold some
cattle for $3.50, and on the morning
after his return home he
found that sOme one had
taken it. There WAS only one man about
,he premises, and ne Was brought before
n prominent lawyer OF Bridgeport by the
irate milk-man, who accused HIM with
stealing it. The man said repeatedly
that the money would turn up, and when
the former went back home he found the
package of bills in his wagon. where they
had evidently been placed.
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C>ATARRk

Of Ten Years Duration. Tbs n.
charges Thick, BLOODY =. .,t US,
Foul odor. Senses of Smell ,' v
Taste Wholly Gone. Ertis sJa
Cured by surrey
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liPliOiylpp.

Two Amateurs" is the title Of beau.
tiful heliotype by Messrs. Osgood X Co..
Of Boston, left upon our table. This Is &
new process and is one that Is becoming
quite popular All the paintings OF the
best artists snd OF tie "Old masters are,
by this pr cess beautifully reproduced a:
the cost OF only one dollar Messrs
Stanton Il Davenport are sole sgents Tor
this class of pictures. They are nice for
Christmas presents.
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DR.. Abr. Robertson lectures at the
Third ward school house at $50 O'Clock
this evening, on water, as u motive
power; its functions and uses" The doc
tor WAS formerly prominent dentist OF
this city, where he lived for nineteen
years, having lett about ten years ago,
since which time be has become blind,
and has taken TO lecturIng as means Of
sunDnrf
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To reduce stock and rsIse money |
will sell this week stan dsrd cloth prints
tor less than cents per yard and a..
other dry gods and carpets for le:s
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed N the city. Come,
see and examine before buying, corner
OF Main and Twentieth streets. j. w.
Farre
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SAKF0RD'S RADICAL GIN,

Not only promptly arrests ~ rn--rn-,
In CstaTrh, bat, ~ sywpnta. g.. So. f.h''~
sound health all the organ r....
become affcctct by %, a-ItX-. e...-.. ...
In affections -..
Defective EycsiEht, InHarurI ,rr,,..
Eyes, Painful ana N4rrr, ~. '.'y
Hearing Earachc. NrUriIci,ofth u
Discharges from tn, lar. Elurt-.N '.'''
in the Head, Digiu,... N.rE,.., .'.'''
ache, Pains I'm til yr.plr.. ~. Pa. ~
Senses of Taste and Nm,ir. Iln1.-,,,..
the tvtila' iniiamml.iou of r,o rrr....
Putrid Sore Throat, Il,,..ra. ..',
Cough. Bronchitis, AND l,.r,a.r....
Lungs.
Each package contains l-. s..,-n.--..
InhAlng Tube, with a.. .-. 90
rCCt!Ons for use 81 a.. case. T.
all wholesale ali grt,. O. 49,. %, r.
throughout the Ulit4. states A.. r 3
4 POTTER, G,aera. s.; Us g.. Wl..gs. H..
g.-Js, Bu~suu, NJ
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Turkeys Stolen

Last Wednesday night while Mr.. Hen
~ Schwartz, was out at Frank Walters
party, some. one who desired TO have 3
turkey for Christmas, entered Schwartz
cellar No. 2246 Msin street removing the
iron grating from the resr OF the house
and stealing theretrom three large lat
turkeys. This Is the second time that he
has los! turkeys by having them stolen
away.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

John &. Miller, administrator Of the estate
OF George ". MaT4I *, deceased,
W.
Catharine MaTquislS ais,
IN CHASCERY.
In pursuance Of q decree entered In the
above entitled cause IN the Municipal
Court Of heeling, notice Is hereby gwen
that on the oh q y OF Decem Der, i :, the
undersigned, com missioner Of "a If Court
wi. proceed 10 take and state
!. An account Of tn liens, II any, upon
lot mum beTed three 3 IN y. ". EOff'- adj
dltiOn 10 the city II Wheeling, situated In
ONO county, aud belonging 10 the estate
OF George W. Margu us, deceased, with the
pTiOrttles Of sucn liens.
2. ~ account OF the claims and de-
mands against the estate OF the said
George W. Marquis, deceased.
3. Any other natter which the said
commissioner may deem pertinent, or
which may te required by any OF the par
ties IN Interest l.. =. JORDAN,
Comm fssiOneT.
WHEELING, W. VA, NoY. q, 1871.
nOy2sawt
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PKEPAkING FOR CHRISTMAS

The Light Guards OF this place, nave
discovered that they cannot keep up
their organization without money, and
have decided TO nave Il series o. enter
tsinments during the holidays Tor their
benefit, and may conclude TO give snoth.
er grand bail on New Years eve. We
suppose we will have our usual quota of
church festivals, sc K. w. 5.
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Hamilton Opera House.

Tonight the Barlow, Wilson, Prim.
rose & West Ministries make their first
appearance of the season ID this city. II
is useless for US to comment upon the
superiority of this troupe, as the press
everywhere has heartily endorsed them.
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New Machine.

Messrs. Little & Mendel have Just
finished setting up new machine in
their box factory, for the purpose of re
saving box plank. The saw is thirty
inches in diameter, and takes out ore
thirty-second part of sd inch "kert.
The machine wss purchss ed At Worces
ter, Mass.
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p, rs0uHIitipa.

j. Z. Donehoo, OF Fslrvlew, Is IN the
city.
Rev. Father John T Tracy, of Yves
ton, is visiting relations and friends II
the city.
Rev. Fathers Sullivan and kreusch
left Wednesday for Cincinnati on busi-
meas.
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a CARD

Two ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
i the errors and indiscrectiOns Of youth,
nervous weakness, early de :ay, loss Of
manhood, &C., / wi ! send recipe that
will cure you, Free Of Charge. This great
remedy was discovered ny a missionary in
South America. Send seii-addrcSSed
envelope " the Rev. Joseph T. IHman.
Station ID, Bib HO 81, New York city.
nCIbage
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Trial Docket.

The following cases will come up for
hearing before the County Court to.
day:
Clark Il Donovan VS.. Nail City Brew
ing Company, Hannah Huseman VS..
August Rust, Z. +. Zjnn ". Il. Savage
ct al, State VS.. Edward Warner.
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MALAGA Grapes, California Pears,
French Prunes, Lemons and Oranges,
fresh Cocoanuts, always on hand At 1873
Market street, Schuiz's Confectionery.
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warrant ISSUED.

Yesterday, Rebeccs NJ. St. Claire APP
peared before Squire Caldwell and made
complaint against Gus Speck, accusing
nun OF using bad AVID abusive language
toward her. The case will come up for
trial this morning.
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Enfly lSUIling.

A number of young ladies and gentle
men assembled at the residence of Mrs
John Hughes, No. IA Main street, last
night, and INDUCED IN regular old time
".affy ierkin."
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Kicked tFut.

Yesterday afternoon a drunken tramp
entered the shoe store Of Mr.. Schultz on
Main street between Tenth and Eleventh
and began using boisterous and obscene
language, when he was forcibly elected.
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The committee having charge Of the
Orphans Festival will introduce many
new aud attractive features, ard promise
= plessan. evening to sIl who attend.
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GREAT bargains in carpets and dry
goods this week to reduce stock, st the
corner of Main and Twentieth streets. J
w. Ferrel's
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GET your supper St the Orphans Fes-
tivsl on Monday and Tuesday next, at
lib MaIa street.
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The property offered Tor sale al the
corner OF Eoh street and alley 10 is very
desirable, and will be sold cheap.
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Goto J. W. Ferreps store this week
for dry goods or carpets If you want
bsrgaip
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BUY Toys for Christmas st the Or
phsus' Festival on Monday and Tuesday
next st lib Main street.
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GERMANTOWN stocking, zephyr and
cotton yarns in all colors, a. Belle, rs
Eleventh street.
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THE FARMERS.
WEST VIRGINIA STATE GRANGE.
4 Long Session Held Wednesday
Adjournment Sine Die.
FAIRMoNT, December Is, 1877.


Correspondence OF the Register.
The Stste Grange held s lengthy ses.
sion last night 1t was not expected by
outsiders that 1t would aCjourn until to
day, and Judge OF our surprise this morn
ing when we learned thst It had I'd
iourned and its members had left Tor their
homes on the early trains. Most of the
time OF the night session WAS consumed
in discussing the reports that were made
and the resolutions offered IN the even
Ing, and the seton thereon.
Two member OF the Executive Com
mlltee We're elected. The regular cleo
ton Of officers will not take place until
next wear. After the necessary business
WAS transacted the Grange adjourned 10
meet in Point Pleasant Mason county,
next yesr.
This session has been, so far as we
could see, pleasant one. Oar citizens
are much pleased with the members pres
ent, who by their general department
ana appearance gave u a good opinion
OF their order.
Mr.. T. M Stone, in his reply to the
address of welcome, made very severe
attack on the
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At'heellng Aralster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to aeu Advertisements.


Gard of Thanks.
Go on Board Steamer Hudson.
g5c Table-Cummins and Woods.
Onal-D. C. List, Jr.
Rogers Stationery - Hutchins' Art
Store.
Otlnl-Schenk Il Zoeckler.
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RUPTURE.

Those wishing Relief aId ,1rs p. IT,,
ture should consult Dr. j. a. y M.
25S Broad way. New YORK -'hl
new book, with PnO'oWa' pc #.
OF bad cases before and ai''' b. 10.
OF cheats who pretend '"ia.At'
ans treafm"u'. ..-l.
nov calling himself gur,.. H.f
complaint OF DR.. :. ann '"'
forgery and emDezz .'m'H.
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GENTs' fine Shoes of the latest styles
lst received ~ l.. V. Blends.
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.InsI IEeCpiKed

For the Holidays, the finest assortment
Of Gents Slippers in the city; also
Ladies Mounted Button Newport. latest
Out, At JERRY CLEMENS.
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THE MOCK LEGISLATURE.

Speaker Fleming mock legislature l.
progressing finely. /, Is increasing both
IN numbers and interest, and bids fair to
be n success. AS Speaker Gibson ha,
failed in ms extra session project, We OK
tend to him an invitation to spend the
winter with u, in order tina, ne may
keep his hand in. Feeling assured that
the people OF Cabel Will re-elect him next
fall, we think he may find cur Legislature
bo.h pleasant and ins,ructing.