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A COMPLICATED CASE.

briefly SasS vsf fO fsS fasys
I'D tsas-ty For nine years had not breAthed
% ssISSops nostrn rhAd droppings In the throat
tyel for Il at night before being able 10 lie
pkeA..y-I sleep and q constant duh palm IN my
sSs,si Wv head was nt times so full OF cAtArrha a.
Ehs 80 no several times IN the night 70 clear Il
q tbTost before could sleep. Every one OF
ga f,tressing symptoms has disappeared under
nse ~ NOT quite three bottles ~ sANyoRD's
&c ~ crgE. My hearing is fully restored.
hly4Crn SsthmAtic symptoms, no cough, no drop
iile ~ me throat no headache. and In every way
~, thsn have been for years. could feel tho
t,..s.,, cftss CURE on my appetite, on my kidneys,
80, fsrt. every part OF my system. What a.
-. soBc In my case IL wholly the effect OF the
sss..I,c,t CURI Very respectfully.
fr,-~uRUR0, Oct II =. II. LA hENSh
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~ CURES DISEASES or The
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD.

In the wonderful medicine 10 which the aillct-
ed arc above directed for relief, the dIsCOvcret
believes he has combined in harmony more Of
Natures sovereign curative properties, which
God has instilCd into the vegetable kingdom
Tor healing the sick, than were ever before com
bined in one medicine. The evidence Of this fact
Is found In the great variety 81 most obstinate
diseases which il has been found 90 conquer. In
the cure Of Bronchitis, severe Coughs,
and the early stages Of COnsum PIT on, II has
astpNished the medical faculty, and eminent
physicians pronounce ii the greatest medical
est Coughs, Il strengthens the system amt purt-
files the blood. BY its great and thorough
blOOd-purliving properties, n cures all HUI
mOrs from the worst SCrOfula ~ q common
BlOtch, PlTplC, or Eruption. MercUr.al
disease, Mineral Puisons, and their effects are
eradlcatcd, and vigorous health and sound
constitution established. ErySipClas, Salt
rhcum, Fever Sores, SCalY or Rough
skin, In short all the numerous diseases caused
o. bad blood, are conquered by this powerful,
purifying, and inyigorating medicine.
II you feel dull, drowsv. debilita'cd. have sal.
low color OF skin. or vcllOwi-h brown spots on
face or holy, frequent headache or dizziness,
BAD taste i'm mouth. internal heat or chIlS alter
mated with hot nushcs, low spirits, and gloomy
coated. rou are suffering from Torpid Liver,
or RiIiOusness.D In many cases Of
oliver COmplaintH only part OF these
symptoms are experienced. - a remedy fol
al such cases, Or. P!crCc's Golden Medical Dls
Coyrrv has no equal, ~ II cGect- perfect cures,
leaving Tie liver strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS At 81 PER BOTTLE.
PrcraroI bv II. V. PIERCE, u. D., sola
Proprietor, AZ the WORLDS DIsPENsARE
bGIL.N. y. !.
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rnimssd By q Prominent Druggist.

yI.,ssv certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
:. Tp.oTcaI CUEK Of me, and from time 20 time
~ -sfamllisr with his case. lbelieYe his state
ES Saa: 70 gS Oct. IA. JAS P. DERBY.
~ ,s,ksye contains Dr. ssnford's Improved
,I,i.rg Tubs and full directions for Its use In all
- p-lcs a. For sale by all wholesale and re-
- I-ryglsts and dealers Throughout the United
- w :. al Csnsdss. WEEKS & POTTER, General
80. and wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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Awarded Iyhe,f prise At Centennial Exposition for
a-s- II .tteefsaiug AID Erroripg The best tobacco
made. A. our blue strip trademark is closely
initiated inferior goods see that Jf-tsoss Bsst is
on every plug. Sold by all dealers Send for sample.
tree 70 G. A JACKSON L Co., Mrs, Petersburg. IA
anlierawgc
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GROCERIES.

HAVE ON HAND A VERY LARGE
| stock OF Staple and Fancy Groceries
which offer al extrem ely How prices, es-
pecially on sugars. TX. j. SMYTH.
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TOBACCOS.

have on hand a fuIl line OF Tobaccos,
from the leading manufactures in the
country, including LOrillsrd's, FINER
Pros, Homer Hudson :, J. h. Pace, Rich
mond, J. K. Pace, Danville, b. +. Grayely,
Holbrook's Monitor Navy, Harry {. Hol-
brooks Navy.
l can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices.
NJ. REILLY,
1913 and 1871 Main Street.
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MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured CanvaSsed Hams, Sugar
Cured Cauvassed Shoulders, Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain Shoulders, Clear
Sides, Sugar Cured Dried Beet, fresh nom
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tierces, bar
rels, hall barrels, kegs and pains, ell nj
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH TEAS

800 packages Gunpowder, Imperial
Young Tyson, Oolong, English Breakfast
and Souchoug Teas, in store and Tor sale
81 low figures. NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main Street.
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FISH.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS
FAMILY FLOUR
RIO COFFEES.

~ hays gppI - rp''N RIO Cpf''
receive Sui lprSI'H o. VI. kEtAL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-25

No. 10, on Saturday night, has ne con.
nection for Chicago or Sandusky.
Pullman Palice, Drawing Room and
Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
Clos connections are made for all points
South and Southwest, North and North
west, making this desirable route Tor
cOlouistS and persons moving 10 the great
West, and to whom particular attention
is given.
FREELING, PITTSB URGR AND BAL
7IHORR DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling-.........j:jj a. IN. !:25 p. IN.
TrIadelphia Accommodation.
Leave Wheel ng .....-...6:4O a. III, $50 p III.
Church Train Sundays only.)
Leave Wheeling .........-7:iO a. m. l:lO p. m
Leave Point MillS........s:-5 a. III, 100 p. m
Tickets to all principal points on sale
at depot. Office open atall hours during
the day.
Iuf rmation TO the travelling public
cheeriully given.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. OF T.
Il =. DENkIES,
General Agent, Wheeling mails
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CorrespoI dence of the Register.
The period draws near when thoughts
of, and preparation for, the summer trip,
are uppermost. Unusus! attractions will
call abroad those who are on pleasure
bent" as we'll as those who propose to
study and interchange plans and ideas
with the assembled nations.
For foreign wanderers who must
make sea voyage, the outfit is different
in certain particulars from that OF those
who are content to wander amid the
beautiful and varied scenery OF our own
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BAN KS.
&C. LIsI, JOSEPH sEYBOLD,
EERY X LIST, GIBSON LAMB,
WIN. A LIST HARRY W. LIST,
BANK OF WHEELING,
WHEELING, W. VA.
CAPITAL, 100000

Stockholders Personally Liable
aud ~ representing over 100000.
DELEIVES DEPOSITS AND DIS
IL counts Paper.
Deals in Gold, Silver, [. and
Sterling EXchanse.
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 TO collections.
d. c. LIST, President,
g. LAMB, Cashier,
JOS. SEYBOLD, assistant Cashier.
apl5
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=
Louisiana State Lottery Company

TNPRECEDENI y ATTRACTION!
y over HILL u WILTON Di.trIbuted.
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POTOMAC HERRING.

. Halt barrels No. Just received and
for sale by. NJ. REILLY,
1893 and 1911 Main Street.
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CAROLINA RICE.

81 tierces received direct nom Charles.
ton, IN store and for sale by
NJ. REILLY,
1893 and 1871 Main Street.
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C.WELTY e. BRO
DlStluers and Importers and Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Wines
Liquors and Brandy,
Gins, CordiaIs & WHISTLES,
NO. HIS MAIN STREET,
NJ WHEELING, W VA
J. C. ALDERSON'S

J. c. ALDERSON'S
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
VI End door franklin Building, Wheel
ing, W. Va. am agent for the following
old and reliable English and American
companies:
FIRE. Assets.
Northern OF London = ,ZE1'15i -
Imperial OF London ...... ........- u L,U'ySl -
Commercial Union, OF London. ll,tDNDD w
Scottish Commercial, Glasgow b,-Jl'OJ "
American Fire, PhiladeIp iia.. l,ZHt5l ~
W,stchester, OF New OTk .-.-.... S5,Ii2 ~
WilllamsUurgh city, New York ssI'rH ~
LOrillard, OF New Y TX. ~ " W
FRANKLIN, OF Wheellug.-............ DIV lU
Fleman's Fund, or New ork- D',VV W
MAXINE.
Orient Mutual, of New York.. lrG5rai7 II
PLATE GLASS & ACCIDENT.
KnIckeuDOckeT Casualty, New
York -...-....... ~ ~ %
Property insured at the very lowest rates.
Losses paid promptly. Cool risks and Ie-
liable agents solicited IN every patt ~
West virginia. j. 6. ALDEESON.
I,gFpu EugTfFfMFP .ngal AGENT. MAJ
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GOING WEST.

Tickets TO all principal points in the
Fast and West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Ofice in Mcclure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
mao General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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LPPRoNTMATInN -.

IL, Tg Prizes amounting S5222 so
Gen. Il. T. BEAUREGARD, OF Ia,
Gen. JUBAL a. EAkLY, OF Va,
Co nmisSiouers.
Write for Circulars or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIS,
mal4wsb P.O. Box 6S2, New Orleans, La.
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LOUISIANA STATE L0lIeTY NUTIIpaTIY'
This Institution was rcgu aT.y iucoTpOr-
ated by the Legislature OF the state ioT
Educational aud Charitable purposes, IN
1853, with Capital of 100000, 20 which
il has since added a reserve fund OF SoJ.,-
700. Its Grand Single Number Draw
iugs will take place monthly. II never
scale or postponeS. Look al the following
Distribution:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
during which will take place the
Extraordinary Semi-AuuUHl Draw
ing. al New Orleans, Tuesday, June Ith,
under the personal supervision and man.
ageUent OF
Gen. q. +. BEAUREGARI, OF Louisiana, and
Gen. JUBAL \. EARLY, d Virginia.
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GOING EAST,

LEAVE. \. VI. 4. VI i. ", Z. M.
Gellaire..~.... > % ~ 81 800 40
Bridgeport e.. Cos IL 10 oA2 "
p. NJ.
SteubenVille TO- l2Hy 1870 bI)
Wellsville 80. $40 30 $50 ........
Rochester, 80 Z:oU t'iO ............
ARRIVE.
Pittsburgh. 10 - $40 1A5 ............
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS ATsl PER BOTTLE.

PrcraroI bv II. V. PIERCE, u. D., Solo
Prru~. c;"r, az the WORLDS DIsPENsARE
l,G.!..N y. !.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-17
KENTUCKY SPECIALS.
Items Of Interest from the Interior.

Specials to the Star.
FRAkkFoRT, Dec 1.-THE prisoner who
attempted suicide has been known by the
name of John Morgan, but his proper name
is Rufus r. Morgan. He was convicted at
Louisville from Harrison County. The
chances are much in favor Of his surviving.
Yesterday John Lillis and Lew. Armstrong
were hunting in the neighborbood of Bag.
dad, when the former accidentally shot and
killed the latter.
PARIS, Dec. 17.-While playing near a
fire the clothes of seven-year-old colored
girl, living on the farm of Mrs. VIM. Moore
near Centerville. this county, caught fire
she receiving such horrible burns as to cause
death in few hours.
CYNTHIANA, Dec 17.-Sunday VIM. AS
bury, living about ten miles from here,
committed suicide by shooting himself with
a rifle
Two brothers named Goddard became in.
volved in difficulty near Kentontown,
Robertson County, last Saturday night, and
one inflicted wounds upon the other with a
knife, from which he has since died.
NIcHoLAsvILLE, Dec. 17.-Allen Burton
and VIM. McAfee engaged in an impromp u
duel at Wheelers saloon last evening.
Neither party was hurt, but bystander
named Stalls received a bad shot in his
thigh.
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BOUND FOR BREATHITT.
Stalwart Soldiers Stuck in the Mud.

Special to the Star.
MT. STERLING, KY, Dec. 1.-THE troops
were at Frenchburg, twenty-three miles
from here, last Saturday, waiting for their
trains of supplies to come up with them.
Frenchburg is the county seat of Menefee
County, and lies among the hills. From
there the troops proceeded to Hazel Green,
and as the roads are next to impossible it is
difficult to get any report from them: If
luck was with them they reached Jackson
last night, if not they are probably at
Frenchburg yet, or perhaps short dis
tance on, at Hazel Green.
No news yet from Judge Randall but it is
thought he will turn up and open Court
when the troops reach Jackson.
A gentleman from Frenchburg receiy ed
a letter from Charlie Little. the Sheriff
elect of Breathitt County, saying that re-
port had just reached him about fight be-
tween Bill Strong and the Littles, and that
John Allmon was shot. The letter did not
say whether he was killed or wounded, and
Little did not state positively that the re-
port was true.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
Special to the Stav.
BLAINE VS.. GRANT.

BLAINE VS.. GRANT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Mr Blaine has
several schemes on hand to destroy Grants
chances for the Republican nomination in
1880. One of these he intends to put in op-
Grafton after the holiday recess. Last session
when the bill was up to place Gen. Shields
on the retired list, there was an amendment
offered to place Gen. Grant on the retired
list also. The object of this was to make a
string to hang speeches upon, and defeat
the original measure. Both bills were de-
feated, but the next day Mr. Teller of Colo
RADIO, proceeding under the rules, entered a
motion to reconsider, which allows him the
privilege of calling up the bill for a recon-
sideration vote at any time during the
same Congress. Mr.. Teller entered this mo-
ton at the request of Messrs. Blaine and
Don Cameron. Mr.. Blaine wanted tho bill
to go through in the first place, and it is
still his purpose to press it and put Grant
on the retired list of the army. In such a
position he would naturally acquire the
reputation of being a pensiolfer and sort
of laid-aside public man. The plea upon
which Blaine intends to have this done will
be that Grant is poor and needs the money.
The recent sale of his home in this city
would give some foundation to such plea
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Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 1.-THE reception tc
Condor last night was a grand ovation. Mr.
Condor was escorted to the hall by the
Sarsfield and Hibernian Rifles, headed by
Eichborn's Orchestra. Mr. Matt. O'Doherty
delivered an eloquent address of welcome
to which Mr.. Condor replied in very hap
py speech.
Sunday night Archie Myers, a colored
man, was badly cut up by razor in the
hands of Sam. Slaughter, another colored
brother. who found Archie in company
with his wife. Myers is nursing some seri,
Gus wounds.
The will of the late Robert Jarvis, ESQ,
entered for probate yesterday, disposes of a
half million dollars worth of property in
this city and Chicago. Mr.. Joshua G. Jar
Wis, one OF his heirs, he made his sole execu.
tor. The deceased. who was a brother of
Mr.. VIM. Jarvis, an old resident of Louis
vile, had no immediate family, and was
almost ninety years old.
The gas machine in the Anzeigef office
exploded yesterday, causing fire with
only slight damage.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-17
NEW RECRUITS
Marshaled Before His Honor Tn In
Morning.

Marshaled Before His Honor This
Morning.
VIM. Wise, a young man wanted in
Campbell County for horse-stealing, was re-
turned from this city last night.
An old man named Charles Marsh, while
drunk last night, attempted to raise some
money by circulating subscription paper,
pretending that it was for a young man
who had lost both his legs. He had OBJ
tanned $13 in this way, when his plans were
frustrated by the police. His sentence was
5000.
While Mrs. Morrison, widow, living ON
Water street, west of Plum, was at funeral
yesterday afternoon, some thief entered her
room and stole $500 from her trunk.
Frank Barnes and John Simmons, two
young men whom the detectives are an xious
to get rid of, are under arrest, and will
be tried the Goth on the charge of being
common thieves.
A man named Hall complained to the
Chief of Police yesterday afternoon lhst
his daughter Eva, seventeen years of age.
was living improperly with young man
named James +. Trainer. The parties wers
sent for and the matter settled by all
agreeing to have them legally married. A
license was Immediately obtained and the
ceremonies performed.
Louis Beiker and Thomas McDevitt, two
OF the men who were engaged in the row at
Webers brewery last Sunday, were fined
$25 each this morning.
Henry Watkins, while carrying off some
lumber from the vard Of =. W. & S2
Boyd last night, was taken in by the polic.
and fined $25 this morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-17
TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER H. 1878 Single G.

of the Home for Infirm and Aged Hebrews
offering donation of $3.50. News of this
unlocked for benevolence has created de-
cided sensation in the Jewish community,
who apparently do not know what to do
about it. 1t is said at first all three of these
societies were of the opinion that the con-
tributions should be declined with thanks,
and several of the officers declared they
would resign rather than touch one penny
of Mr.. Hilton's money after the affront he
had put upon the whole Jewish communi-
ty by refusing Mr. Joseph Seligman and his
family admittance to the Grand Union Ho-
tel, Saratoga Subsequently it was repre-
sented that by doing this offense might be
given to Mrs. Stewart, who, so far as known,
was not party to Judge Hilton's action in
regard to the Grand Union Hotel. 1t was
pretty generally agreed, however, that if
the money was accepted at all, it must be
from Mrs. Stewart, and not from Judge
Hilton.
DIR. POtter's DisappOint ment.
At the weekly Baptist Conference just
held DR.. Potter, speaking of the Roman
that for years the Roman Church has been
losing its power over the masses of Europe,
but Potter denied that Romanism was dead,
and he candidly believed that it had just
begun to live. Its power, vigor and life is
manifested in many things. They are seen
in the ordinary care of its vast cathedrals
and in the fastening OF long delayed works.
During the last ten years $4,000, 900 have
been spent on the Cathedral of Cologne,
under the special patronage of the King of
Prussia. Throughout Europe he expected
to see nothing but decay, but he was
greatly disappointed.
The power and vitality of the Romish
Church is further shown, Potter said, in
the great congregations which gather in its
places of worship, in the devotion of the
worshipers, in the exhibition by the
Church of true Catholic spirit, and in the
wonderful adaptation of the Church to the
necessities of methods of work. The grand
doctrines are substantially the same as
those of the Baptist Church. Professionalism
in its aggressive work, does not anywhere
show such proofs of foresight, earnestness
and devotion as does the Catholic Church.
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Young Mems Gymn asium.

At the annual exhibition of this organi-
zation this evening the following pro-
gramme will be rendered.:
PART L.
Clubs-Crowley and Pappenheimer
Rings-Jones French Baer, Kilroy and Cuttex
Trapeze-Omweg and Hietlick.
Tumbling-Aydelott. Grady. Davenport and
Krouse.
Royal broadsword combat-Major Tetford and
Lieut. Ulrich.
PART IT.
Horizontal bar-Jones, Sutton. Grady. ana Cut
ter.
COntortion-Omweg.
Parallels-Jones Baer, and Kilroy
TIapeze-Sutton and French
Specialties-Jones, Cutter and Rothier
Boxing extra fnel-Roebuck and Richcy.
Leaping-By the class.
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The Illinois SenatOrship.
National Associated Press to the Star.

NUCIUIIHI ASSOCIHCtU FTtSS 70 CIlt SGlf.
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 1.-THE State Legisla-
ture meets January Sth, and the State Sena.
torship is the leading topic. The contest at
the outset, at least, will be confined to Gen
eral Logan and Governor Oglesby, both of
whose friends are working to win and be-
lieye they have sure thing. They will not
yield without fight. Others are men,
toned, among them J. E. Harbaker, Gen.
Rinaker, Governor Cullom, Gen. McMulty,
Gen. Hawley, Col. R. G. Ingersoll, c. B.
Burchard and Lathrop. There is some talk
among the farmers about bringing a
Granger candidate into the contest. Sena-
tor L. d. Whiting is mentioned
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-17
BOARD of PWDiIc Worxs.

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present except Mr.. Gessert, and
President Bell in the chair
The Fire Department was requested to put down
a tire:plug on the northwest corner of Hunt and
Woodward streets.
The Engineer was directed to 'onfer with the
Superintendent of Public School Buildings in ref
erence TO making sewerage connections with the
new schocl,house on Eighth street, between John
and Mound
A resolution was adopted requesting the Tr,is-
tees of the Cincinnati Southern Road to macadam-
ize Mclean avenue, from Eighth to Liberty
atr
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LATEST LOCAL.

IT is required $4,000 to pay the police for fifteen
days work to-day.
SEBASTIAN MUsATz was arrested to-day on the
charge of bastardy, preferred by Mary Reiter ard
will be tried next Thursday afternoon by 'SquID
Harmeyer.
THE County Commissioners held a private ses+
sion to-day to which none but members Of tho
Board were admitted This evening they consuit
on the case of Mr.. Smith, who desires to withdraW
from the present County Treasurer's bond
Mr.. GEssERT, of the Board of Public WORKS. was
detained at home to-day by new conner in the
family. 1t is boy. Mr.. Gessert's friends about
the Board sent their congratulations to the family,
together with box containing ten dolls as pres
ent to the young gentleman.
THos. H. EDWARDS of Ludlow, KY, was ar
rested last night by Constable Gilligan on the
charge of embezzement. Messrs Brown and
Hitter, of this CITY, make the charge, and claim
that he embezzled goods and money to the
amount of $50. Edwards denies the charge. Hs
was arraigned before Squire Mclaughlin. of
Covington, this morning. and his case continued
until tomorrow. He was refused bail, which ha
could have promptly furnished.