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TuE KEMP EYE CAsE.-The case OF Kemp
VS.. Drs, Mccoy and Edwards, known as
6the Kemp sys case" which has attracted
good deal OF attention among the
medical fraternity during its psograss the
mast two weeks, was finally decided yestsr.
day, the jury, sttsT s absence ... o. aeG iUt
two hours an half returning . verdict LOT
the Doctors. This Is the seeopl tHs9 oil
The case. the frs: Jury failing to agree up
on a verdict. As no motion has been made
10 secure third trial, the case nay BE
considered a. definitely settled. ne
verdict In the case occasioned no surprise
whatever, and was generally accepted q
a fair decision. MeSsrs. Davenport ana
Doyener were counsel for tue ,plalnun;
and Messrs. Cochran and Cochran anu
Craerait for the defendants.
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CHtLpRESs' HoxE.-Thc Executive Com.
mittee have removed from Washington
Hall to the Children's Home number OF
articles belonging to contributors, such as
cake and jelly stands, fruit jars, goblets
Lc. which the owners can have BY calling
al the Home and identifying the sane.
n not called Tor within one month they
will be considered As hAvipg been donated
10 the Home.
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When We say We believe, We have evidence
TO prove that shilOh'S Consumption Cure Is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, mas
much as It will cure common or Chronic
Cough in one half the time, and relieveAsthma,
Bronchitis, whooping Cough, Group, and
show more cases Of Consumption cured than
all others twill cure where they fail, 1t Is
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
child and we guarantee what We say. Price
10 cts, so cts. and Sl.00. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and Back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster Sold by E. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall; C. E. Dwight, 9th and Chapline streets
Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling, and Hus-
bands 4 Inskeep, Bellaire.
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FV"AsEND WANTS TO ESoE.

On motion Of Clymer a resolution "a.
adopted declaring that Congress hi y. "
part in the services 10 be held in bann,aa .s !,
the late Professor James Henry On H. y
10Th Of January next. VI ue
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COLUMBUS, o., December 9.-Isaae Can.
eron, a prominent clerk at Miller, Green 1
Joyces Dry Goods House, was arrested TO.
day for stealing goods from his employer
Cameron confessed his guilt. Hi: steal.
ings have been going on for many months
and the value otthe stolen good: sgregat
a large sum. There is woman in the
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THE hot SPRINGS APPROPRIATION.

a message was received from the House
announcing the passage OF a bill to correct
an omission in the sundry civil appro-
priation bill OF last session in regard to
the Hot Springs reservation. Mr.. Dorsey
asked its present consideration, but on
motion OF Mr.. Edmunds the bill was or
dared nrintel md referred
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Pr1IIc ADJUSTMENTS. -QueSn Es,lF.-
The brilliant sacred opera OF "Queer
Esther" will be given in the Opera House
this and Wednesday evenings, by loea
talent, under the direction OF Plot. u: w
Seager. The opera has been given herr
before, with the greatest success, and viii
no doubt prove IS attractive under TIC
present management as before. Tho cas-
Is a powerful one, the solo parts being
! filled bv ladies and gentlemen OF acknowl
edged ability, and the chorus Of 100 voices
having been in careful training Tor several
weeks, are prepared to do their work
thoroughly. The opera will be given in
full Median, Persian and jewish costumes
and will be put on the stage with ey0ry o.
tsnlion 10 detail. MeSsrs. J. Mac Kelley
Gustav 0uttsnburg and c. Y. Lucas are
the Executive Comlaittea having the man
asement OF the opera. The sale OF saati
has been very gratifying, and the success
OF n0uasn Esther" Is assured.
Charity ConeSH.-Wo hope our citizens
will not neglect to secure their seats At
Lucas music store for the grand charity
concert for the benefit Of the poor, to be
given ct the Opera House next Thursday
evening, uRdSr the sgspiees OF the Society
OF st. Vincent de Paul: slMe n the lest
amateur talent in the CITY viii appear at
Ibis concert, and all who do not secure
thCir ssats al once will miss rare treat,
AZ crowded hogsp is assured. Let there
be a liberal response Oh tbs FgFt Of the
public to the appeal Of this Society for aid.
Roo Concert Compdny.-"rhe Growing
pEsn.r & The appropriate heading to the
advertisement DIVER Ebieh appears in our COL
umns this morning, a44oEETgS the en-
gagement OF the eminent artistic, MIS-
AsshSls Root, and her grand ballad CON.
cert company, tGf sn entertainment At
n mS Hin eoapan u Is iifstsl-sss t so IL
every rsspcct, and worthy the patronage
Of the musical puhiis. The admission has
bean placed at the low price OF 70 and 70
cents, No bFtEa charge for reserved seats,
which will be on sSle Ct SheiR's MUSIC
SON "Wednesday morning:
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Ghe qntaligettter.
omee . Nos. Is and ~ Fourteenth street.


Dolmans, Cloaks-G. E. Stifel & Co.
head OF local.
Temperance Mass Meeting Tonight.
Grand Charity Concert.
Washington Hall-Ara6ella Root.
Holiday Presents-Friend 4 Son.
Direct Importation of Parian Marble
Cummins & Woods.
Christmas Presents-eE Mendel & Co.
Holiday PreSents-Louis Dechert.
The Model Press.
The Great Family weekly-ChristiaE
Union.
Aliens Lung Balsam.
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Painsof every kind can be stopped almost
instantly by the use Of Browns Household
Panacea," a safe and marvellous remedy o
great repute, which is taken internally and
applied externally. Prices &c and Soc per bot
Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup Is merci
Guanl against counterfeits and worthless imi
tations. Sold by Logan, List & Co, and al
druggists. TTsxeOw
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FINGER MAsuEp.-Mr. Ollie Crawford. oil
East Wheeling, while at work on Capt.
VIM. lists new boat, yesterday afternoon,
mashed one OF his tigners. The
accident was very painful one, the finger
nail being completely cut off.
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Do Yon BeIieye.t

That in this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Complaint
Consumption, when for IS cents We will sell
them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure
them Sold by E. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall
C. E. Dwight, 9th and Chapline streets
Laughlin Bros. & Co. Wheeling, and Husband.
& InSkeep, Bellaire.
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Hon. A. H. STEPHENS, the great States.
man Of the South, writes: ~ have used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheuma.
tism, with great benefit. Icheerfully rec.
ommend it, Itneyer fails TO cure. Sold
BY all Druggists. Send for circular to R.
X. Helphenstine, Washington, D. @.
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EPIDEulCS,


A motion to suspend the rules and ma,
q bill prohibiting further coinage Of M
Trade dollar, and directing their e,r i, o,s
for and their recoinage into the S,nj.s,
silver dollar, was defeated. Yeas I5i, nav,
9l-not the necessary twothirds
The House adjourned,
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Der, after deducting all liabiIi,io, -
N ~ CON except the principal Of III ayiS.
a debt, and the percentage Of nj. s aaaoa.
70 the aggregate Of legal teniss s amour,
aonal bank notes then ou,stsnS land. and u.
Mr.. Garfield objected on ,Ss uu.ng.
II would be imposing large SsI ,no.,i!
unnecessary work on the DepS, ttrnouat u
ar; sayler-Then the country i \.
be informed Of the condition of,b . not b
ury. VI lie TtaL
. Mr.; Foster suggested hath. ,.,,.,,
should be accompanied by an ans . ,eesoIatoa
ton Of 81, 900 to defray the eI S
Inc resolution was not received
HrEcHARD WANTS Rrcps
NJ. Burchard offered a ra.oIa.,
holiday recess from SATURDAY. THS N i9ti
=, till Monday, January q pOtscenbe,
the Committee on Ways and Ms.Hsai fsd 70
INForEST srGGErroys
Mr.. Fort moved to msn.nd .
and adopt resolution declaring r., t1I Y
legal tender quality Of the siivar Sa 'HN The
az! grains shall be main,aipe5p V 'aI Of
forced and that any disrriminn,is..A ad ca.
them BY any national banI ; IN w. agaia&
receive them and treat them As ls,s1 I. 2
Iars shall he deemed a defiance of 'TsI aSl'
and instructing the Banking CoSan
70 report a bill for the witbd,SSS..II liitse
circulating notes Of banks "a oF.. ~ he
Defeated yeas 80, NAYS 81. no .,..tsaaing.
easary twO'thirds in the affirmative Ii s's A'''
TOWNSEND WANTS 10 xyor
Mr.. Townsend, Of ILL.,, offered , ,...,-
ton recitine the rules recently e.,b [s.9lu,
IN regard 10 the silve. dollar S .sa
quiring OF the Secretary Of ibs i. -alu To-
whether the Departmenthas Sc,r r;ieasafT
and is 70 be governed by them. R eisEa.9I
He also offered resolution in ,n1s,tsl
the Judiciary Committee TO consiSs u'ua
report whether the National Bs5I.e LA aas
took part in such Conspiracy S,S SIleh
ieited their charters. Referred "Au '0''
ELECTION CONTRIBUTION,
Mr.. Chalmers moved TO su,n.rj !,
rules and pass bill prohibiting ron,.;S saa
tons from officers Of the CioyeTn nnsS.T "
use in elections, but it went over wi,Sd ".
action. IVA "''aOat
HONOR TO PROF. HEyRY
On motion OF Clymer A re,olr,;o, -.
adopted declaring that Congress sS.II y. "
part in the services 10 be heId in basi wv !,
the late Professor james Henr nv Il y
10Th Of January next. VI We
EPIDEMiS.
Mr.. Young offered a resolution IA, A.,
appointment Of committee ofnins Nv ms S.F
bers to investigate the method oi n,s u.s.
ing the introduction and spread ~ f' .Si
demic diseases. Adopted. W
Mr.. Atkins denied the publisl,A, ,,,,.
ments which imputed To him ANY, W r.' .,.s
sibility for the sO-called Hot Spring o oIHi,
sion. ''4'F
TIE TRADE DOLLAR BILL.
A motion to suspend the rules and o,a
q bill prohibiting further coinage ri ~
Trade dollar, and directing their e,rb,n ~
for and their recoinage into the st,DI.sI
silver dollar, was defeated. Yeas l4 nsv. .
9l-not the necessary twothirds
The House adjourned.
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THE ANDES FREidnr-We clip the fol
lowing from the Cincinnati Gd:ette: Since
the low water siege the Andes Inns made
six trips from Wheeling to Cincinnati, and
every trip she has given to our packets
plying to points below large amounts Of
freight. As an example We quite from
her freight book the following, showing
the number OF tons that she has reshipped
on the Cincinnati & Louisville U. 5: Mail
Line steamers each trip, giving dates to
satisfy dlspntants:
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, December 9.
SENATE.

BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
Senate bills were introduced and refer
red as follows:
By Mr.. Conkling: Granting pension to
the widow OF Rear Admiral Hiram Pauld'
ing.
Mr.. Window submitted preamble and
resolution setting forth that the United
States Patent Office has become an institu
ton OF oppression, therefore directing the
Commissioner OF Patents to consider the
expediency Of some other mode OF com
pensating inventors in place OF the pres.
ent system. He gave notice that he would
submit some remarks at the expiration Of
the morning hour.
Mr.. Cameron submitted resolution re
Questing the President of the, United
States to furnish the Senate with copies o.
the reports OF United States Marshals OIL
other officers, and such other correspond
ence as he may have relative to the recent
elections in South Carolina and Louisiana
Agreed to.
THE hot SPRINGS APPROPRIATION.
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage OF bill to correct
an omission in the sundry civil appro
priation bill OF last session in regard tc
the Hot Springs reservation. Mr.. Dorsey
asked its present consideration, but or
motion OF Mr.. Edmunds the bill was or
dered printed and referred.
EoNuSDs' ELECTION BILL.
At the expiration OF the morning hour
the bill to amend:the, Revised Statutes re
lating to Presidential elections and to reg
ulate the counting OF the vote for Presi
dent and Vice President, and the decision
Of questions arising, was, taken up. Mr.
Edmunds then addressed the Senate in
favor Of the bill.
Mr.. Edmunds explained the provision:
OF the bill, and said the only thing the
two houses of Congress had TO do was to
count and declare the result OF the vote Of
State, which was the will OF the State
and could not be overturned. This bill
simply provided for declaring the act o.
the State, and the counting authority mus
respect that act and not undertake by any
act OF its own to overturn that OF the State
Some were OF the opinion that the func
ton OF countingand determining the valid
ity OF the vote OF State was with the pre-
siding officer OF the Senate, whether
it be the Vice President OF the United
States or the President pro TEN. O
the Senate. The Senate had hello
that no such power existed, and he would
not discuss that question now. He SPOKE
OF the features Of the bill being acceptable
to many Senators, and said he hoped tha
from the previous votes OF the Senate il
would receive the votes OF the majority o
the Senators. The Importance OF the sub
ieCt was great, and time, now in the mid
die OF the Presidential term before the
heat OF the parties should be revived, wa
so opporune that he hoped the Senate
would enter upon the consideration OF the
subject, and dispose Of it before taking W
anything else.
At the conclusion OF the speech OF Sen
ator Edmunds the Senate went into Exec
utive session, and when the doors were re
opened adjourned,
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VIZ sneak knowingly when we assert that
HALLS Vegetable siciiian Hair Remover Is the
best artieieot the kind sold on the American
Continent. Personal trial has demonstrated
this, and the article Is an elegant and clearly
one, without which we think no toilet com.
plete. MeSsrs. Johnston, Holloway & Co., Coz
Arch street, Philadelphia, are the agents for
the article and when our Philadelphia friends
return from Cape May. they should certainly
procure some OF It. We know Of no SUCH ar.
ticle extant for the hair, and thus4sPeak In
such decided and emphatic ternS-0ean'
Foam, Cape Nay " j. dAw
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cheap For Cash,

Az John,Roemer's, Wholesale and Retail,
ali Kinds q Dress Goods, Cloaks. Carpets,
OH Cloths, Wall Paper, Carpet Cham
Hosiery. Gloves and Notions. Two hun
dred ladies' Cloaks from s. to $40. Fancy
Dress Goods from s cents up. Muslins 81
4 cents. and all other goods in proportion
Al Mo-, 90l9 and 202l Main street.
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ALI babies are dimfnltive Cesars, since
they come, they see, they Conquer. GENE I:
By continued lproarious crying induced
BIZ Collie, TeethIng, FIatulence, eto. DE-.
Bulls Baby syrup by Us gentle yet sPeci.
&c influence quiets the little ones without
ever producing the least injurious effect.
Price % cents Q bottle.
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Decay Of the Teeth

may be entirely prevented, the breath puri.
fed, and the teeth made TO glisten with white.
ness by the use of Browns Camphorated
Dentritrice. Price 25 cents.
Browns Bronchial Troches" are renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing coldsand
relieving any throat or catarrhal difficulty
but guard against counterfeit. Sold by Logan
List L Co., and all druggistsat IS centsper box
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FINANCIAL BILLS.

Among the bills introduced during the
morning hour were to compel National
banks TO receive standard silver dollars as
quivalent as to gold coins Of the United
States.
Directing the Secretary OF the Treasury
to use ten million dollars legal tenders
held for redemption OF fractional currency
in payment OF that amount OF $50 bonds. =
Mr.. Hewitt, OF New York, introduced a
bill to make silver standard dollars inter.
changeable with gold.
BILLS AID RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Vance North Carolina: To re-
peal the United States Electoral Supervi.
sion law.
By Mr.. Atkins: To make minor or sub.
sidiary coins legal.tenders for all debts due
the Government, including customs dues.
By. Mr.. Burchard: Requiring National
Banking Associations to receive legal.ten.
der coins on deposit at par and in exchange
at par for Unit0a States and National bank
notes: also, directing the United States
Treasurer to receive coins OF the United
States in exchange for United States notes.
By Mr.: BuckuaF; Amending the silver
decentralization act,
Ky Mr.. Cummings: To provide for re.
demption OF subsidiary coin OF the United
States and for their reissue.
By Mr.. Page: To enforce the fourteenth
and fifteenth amendments OF the Consti,
tuition. The bill recites that in the hate
election in South Carolina a large number
OF male citiEanS belonging to one political
party, were, by the law enacted by the
Legislature Of said State and by the con.
certed system Of oppression, OF terror.
ism and fraud, denied the rights secured
them under the Constitution, and enacts
that after the fourth OF March, 1870, tho
State OF South Carolina shall be oRtitlei
to two members OF the House Of Repre-
on a basis OF the whole number
OF White inhabitants in said State,
By Marsh: To reimburse tho State OF
for the monies paid for loss.
es to the cittzens OF that State during the
war Of the rebellion.
WHAT sAyLER WANTS 10 KNOW.
Mr., Sayler (0hlol asked leave to offer a
resolution calling on the Treasury Depart
ment for u statement as 10 the exact
amount OF gold and silver coin and bullion
received at the Treasury from the 3lst OF
January TO the III of December, 1878;
lm2unt leeeiyed from customs duties, four
per cent bonds and other sources; amount
paid for interest; amount Of four per cent
bonds suhscrtpt lonaI amount OF currency
exact amount Of coin owned
W the government on the LIST Of Decem.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow
ing deed in fee, transferring real estate,
was admitted to record in the office OF the
Clerk OF the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made August l, 1871, by Walter
Marshall and wife to Andrew Thalman,
for two acres and two-thirds Of an acre OF
coal land on the farm OF Andrew P. Woods;
also 2A9S acres OF coal, adjoining lands
Of John Woods and Hugh Nichols; also
1855 acres OF land, being a portion OF
Archibald Woods farm; also 10 acres and
5TlO0 acres OF land, adjoining lands OF
Hugh Nichols and Andrew P. Woods;
also the coal contained within and under
tract OF land north OF and near the Ma
tional turnpike road, being part OF the
Archibald Woods farm; also the coal adj
joining the north end OF the above tract,
and parcel of land on the east side OF and
adjoining the run, and on the west side OF
Walter Marshall's road; and the surface
land owned by Henry Hiehl, lying west
OF Robert Marshall's road, excepting the
surface land north OF Roberts line, and
also west OF MarshalPs road, the land not
including the surface being y acres OF
coal; also the coal ina tract OF seven acres
Of land, near the turnpike; also several
smaller tracts OF coal land in Ohio county;
900 600
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TELEGRAPHIC SORTS.

The steam barge Kershaw went asha,
near Sheboygan, Michigan, last evening
Mr.. Herbert, Republican candidate h
Congress in the Thini Louisiana DiSht
is gathering evidence with view to tci
test Acklinls seat.
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Who wRorE Ir2-The question is, who
wrote .'The Little Belle Of Bloomingdale,
The realistic story OF New York Reyolu'
tionary life now running in the Clrisian
Union. OF New York? We are told 1t is by
one Of the most eminent OF American
writers, and that we have six months to
guess II In.
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GlCnn's Sulphur Soap has won great celeb
rity and sale by sheer force OF It's astonishing
effect in curing skin diseases, and Graduating
blemishcs. Price % cents.
For restoring the natural color. growth and
beauty OF the hair buy Hair Revivium, at SO
cents per bottle. 1t has no equal. Sold BY
Logan, List & Co., and by every druggist.
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wnAr is worth doing, is worth doing
well, holds good in the application oil
medicine as in anything else, for II they
are necessary you may as well, indeed, be
prompt, and use only efficient and relia'
ble ones, such as McLaIn's Vegetable Pills,
the lyheelinq make, OF course, we mean.
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The 'I.Ondon Hair Color Rcstorer" Is the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people, and is totally different from
all other Hair RestOres, being entirely Iree
from all impure ingredients that render many
other articles fo; tie hair obnoxious. Where
Ra,dDeSS OF falling Of lle hair exists, or pre-.
platItelY grayness, from sickness az oiheI
causes is use will FeStase the natural youth.
fpl cnloS and cause healthy growth, cleans
ing the scalp from all Impurities, dandrutF,
DC, at the SAME time most pleasing and
lasting hair dressing, fngrantly perfumeti,
rendering the hair soft and pliable, making 4.
an indispensable article in every toilet. '''N "
HAAS 4E2rlNoST!
Dr.. SEGgH 4 SH:-Respected friends 1
have the pleasure 10 inform you That a lady
Of my acquaintance, Nm. Miller, Is deligh,ed
with the success Of your "a, london HaiE EoioF
ReStoFeT'. Her hAlJ was falling rapidly, and
quite gTay. The roIof has been pestofed, The
hliiGS on entirely stopped, and new growth
al halt is the Ee1tlt, Z. b. GARRIGuEs,
Druggist, cor. Tenth d Coates, Phiia.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Rsstorer. Price, IS cents 4 bottle. Six bot
ties, -. Main Depot for the U. s., $40 Gonh
Sixth St. PhilSdelgtia T+S4w
= :. -
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When death was hourly expected, all REM
edies having failed, and DR.. II. James was
experimenting with Indian Hemp, he aeci-
dentally cured his only child Of Consumption,
and now gives this Recipe free for two stamps
address, CRADDock & Co., 1852 Race Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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Held ron PoSrAGE-Letters addressed
as follows are held at the City Postottice
for non.payment Of postage: Christ. Wer'
bel, Clarington, Monroe county, o. Wa.
McCune, North Wheeling; +. W. Light.
ner. care Dispateh office, Pittsburgh.
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To Be SruFrED.-Lou. Soldier, OF the
South Side, had his two famous pets;
Napoleon" the great American bald
eagle, well known on the South Side as a
"cat-tamer," and his beautiful and docile
catamount Nancy" dragged with chloro-
form yesterday until they were dead, dead,
dead, in order to have them stuffed to
place in his museum OF rare birds and
wild animals. Lou thought his pets were
too mild and gentle to buffet with this
wicked world; thus his Brutus like gener-
osity.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
5H~ m IN 'E:A' 'F s.