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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-22
POLICE CoURT-JUDoE CIANMER.
A QUESTION OF Residence.
How u Mother Became Sole Heir 10
10 Her Sons Estate.

1t will be remembered by our readers
that of George Hindman, OF Han
cock county, this State. died under
rather peculiar circumstances in 1872.
His body having been found near his
residence, the following morning after
his death, it was thought that
he had committed suicide.
In settling up his estate some trouble
arose, and the matter was taken in to the
Courts of Pennsylvania, and from the
Pittsburgh Leader of last Friday we clip
the following account Of the disposal of
his case: "Quite an important case has
just been decided in the Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania in regard to hindmau'S
estate. The point in the case was, under
the laws of Pennfylvania the mother was
entitled to the sole estate, and under the
laws of West Virginia the brothers
and sisters Mr.. Hindman had about
year previously temporarily re-
moved from West Virginia to Pennsly-
vanis, and the question WAS, whether he
was citizen of Pennsylvania or West
Virginia at the time OF his death-in-
volving the whole law Of domicle. The
supreme court oil Pennsylvania decided
in favor of the mother. The mother was
represented by Hon. John A. Campbell,
of Hancock county, w. Va, and ID. F.
Patterson, Esq, of Pittsburgh, and the
brothers by Messrs. Miller y Brsden, Of
Washington, Pa, and q. w. Caldwell
and j. r. Donahue, EsQs., of Hancock
County.
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complete running order now, and will run
trains to and from Wegee, Tuesday
We will not run any freight trains just
now. With the exception of two
sections, each a mile in length, the road
bed Is graded TO Woodsfsld and the
bridges, &c. are built. It has been sur
veyed Ms far as Athens. We expect TO
stop for the present at Ambler's Store,
about three-fourths of 8 mile up from
Wegee, until we see how the bonds
sell and what the outlook will be. We
would like to 60 on at once, as we sntici-
pste rise IN the iron market, but it is
not our policy TO go beyond Amblsrs at
present. Sixty thousand dollars will
build and equip the road from Arm
strong's mill TO Woodfeld, and in that
case there would be $500, 900 security for
$4,000. We can take a force
of twenty-five or twenty-six men, and
lay half mile OF track day and have
it in readiness for the train"
"Then you think that your prospects,
taken all together, are bright?'
"Oh yes. We have every reason to
believe that we shall succeed If the
stockholders will only look out for their
own interests"
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Personalities.

p. +. Duffy, Sheriff OF Webster coun.
~, was In the city yesterday, settling up
with the Auditor.
Sam Givens ex.Sheriif of Webster,
visited the Auditor at the State House
yesterday.
Miss Annie Boggs, of Cadis, o., is
visiting Mrs. Will Boggs, of this city.
James Morrow, who has been visiting
his father at Benwood, has returned 10
his home in New York.
Joe English, the Fourth district letter
carrier, has returned from q visit to Col
umbus.
Vint Hagsns, telegraph operator st
the Baltimore and Ohio machine shops,
is quite Ill with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Gausch, OF Chattanooga. is 10 take
charge of the Belmont furnaces, shortly.
James Morrow. jr., Of Fsirmont, was
in the city yesterday.
John Carter, OF Frostburg, Nd, for.
merly foreman OF the Baltimore and
Ohio machine shops here, is in the city
on q visit 10 friends.
II. S. White, Esq, was in the city on
business, yesterday.
w. Il. OItoby, Of OItoby i Dufield,
has returned from Erie, Pa, where the
firm will move their jewelry store about
the first of March.
Mr.. Arthur Underhlll, Of Canton O.,
and formerly Of the Canton ReDositors.
Il IN town.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Henry otto and Rcka, his
wife, to the undersigned trustee, dated
the 18th day OF December, A. ID. ISL, and
recorded In the Clerks ONCE OF the Coun-
" Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
in deed OF trust book No. 4, page ~, l will
on SATURDAY, the 2Srd day OF February,
A. d. 1878, commencing At lU o'clock A. NJ,
at the front door Of the Court House OF
said county, proceed TO sell to the highest
and best bidder the following property:
The east hall of lot eighty-ioUr, fronting
twenty-five feet on the National road in
the town OF Triadelphia, and runniag
back so as to make one full lot OF said town
Terms OF SALE--1 hree hundred dollars,
or as much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash; the balance in two equnl in
stallments. PAYABLE six and twelve months
after day OF sale. with interest from date,
and secured to the satisfaction or the trus-
tee. a. ne lMaNN, trustee.
RUSSELL & ST1fEL, attys. isld
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CoMMIrTEE OF ARRANGENESrs

Lieut.. J. B. Lukens, Lieut.. w. n.
Linch, Lieut. Q. w. FrsnEheim, Post
Surgeon DR.. K 5. Harvey, Qusrtermas-
ter II. T. Black.
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The Striking Coal Miners.

The meeting OF the coal miners at the
Atlantic engine house last night was q
large one, although little business was
transacted.
Mr.. f. g. Criswell was elected pres-
dent of the meeting and reports were
then handed 10 as to the collections made
for the benefit OF those out of work from
the different banks.
ksisiey, Brooks X Co.'S men subscribed
81 GO 10 amounts ranging nom twenty
five cents to dollar. No other banks
were heard from.
1t was stated by one of Mr.. Thalman's
men that he Mr.. Thslman)
told his miners yesterday morning.
that he would give them 35 cents
wagon, and if they did not take it they
could pack up their tools and leave.
They refused to make this reduction, and
he offered 40 cents, which was also re-
fused, and IN consequence the men in
both OF his banks came out and refused
TO work.
The men at Ksisley's went to work
yesterday at 80 cents wagon.
1t was reported that Zlmmer's hands
were getting 995 cents per car.
A resolution was passed to aid Tim
mer's men if they should strike.
A report was made from Schockey's
mine to the effect that the meu were
not at work, as there was no
demand for coal, but that il they
were needed they would be sent for.
The men from Zimmer's bank said
they were willing to come out and it
was agreed that they should do so.
A committee was then selected to go
to Bridgeport and eudesvor to persuade
the miners OF that town to come out
They are now working Tor the old prices.
A motion WAS carried that Thslmsn's
men should not go to work unless they
got so cents wagon, or until further
action of the meeting.
Mr.. G. S. Simpson was elected perms-
nsnt Financial Secretary of the meeting,
and Mr.. Apologize, Treasurer.
A collection was then taken up for the
benefit of those out of work, and 10 pay
expenses Of hail, &c, and the meeting
adjourned until Wednesday night.
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RUPTURE.

Those wishing Relief and Cure for Rup-
ture should consult DR.. J. A. SHERMAN,
I5S Broadway, New York. Send loo for his
new book, with Photographic likenesses
OF bad cases before and after cure. Beware
OF cheats who pretend 10 furnish DIR. Sher-
II ans treatment.
one Of these fellows, German clerk,
now calling himself Doctor, Is indicted on
complaint OF DIR. \. and awaits trial for
forgery and embeZZlement. iai
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Trouble with Bill Harris.

Yesterday morning after police court
was closed, Officer st. Myers started TO
the workhouse with Bill Harris. who had
been sentenced, on two charges, TO ninety
days at the workhouse. Not caring to 60
to the hill for the allotted time, Harris re.
fused TO 90, and begun to resist the Off
Ger, who bruised him on the arms several
times with mace. Finally Harris
not been in the workhouse
long before he had melted sixteen of the
inmates with q desire to breathe the sir
of freedom again. just as dinner had
been announced at the city boarding
house, Bill wentto back window and
made good his escape, followed by six
teen Of the prisoners. A better work
house would be nice thing for the city.
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A DISTINGUISHED HONOR.
The son.in-law of James Robb En-
DObIed.

The friends OF Mr.. James Robb, who
at one time resided in Wheeling, and
who at present is living near Cincinnati,
will read the following extract from the
New Orleans PIcdytne, with much graft
icstion: General Edward Fernandez
San Roman, of Spain, aud son.in
law of James Robb, formerly 8
citizen of this city, has been crested by
King Alfonso the MI, marquis and
grssdee, the latter being nobleman Of
the highest rank. The title of grandee,
in Spain, was originally applied TO the
great lords of the court, upon whom was
conferred the privilege of remaining COW
cred in the presence of the King. In
some Spanish families the honor is
hereditary. The marriage of Miss Robb
with General San Roman, occurred IN
1857, at Malmsison, near Paris, then the
residence of the Queen Mother Maria
CbrIstians, and grandmother of the
present King. General San Roman has
held high employments under the Span
ish. government, and few years since
was Captain General OF Andslusis."
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Directors Elected.

The stockholders of the Franklin In.
surance Company, met at their Office on
Twelfth street, between Msin and Mar
ket. and reelected the old Board of Di-
rectors, who are Messrs. George Adams
NJ. REILLY, J. y. Vance, John Reid, L. G.
Stifel, 4. p. Shsllc!oss, John II. Hobbs,
James Maxwell and John g. Hoffman
Tho annual statement of this company
shows q gain of about $4,000. No divi.
dend has been declared, no: will there
be until the stock is at par value.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIE.
ferenr judiciary Bodies.


CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
This Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment yesterday morning, and was en-
gagged during the morning session in
naming days for the hearing Of chsncery
causes and motions for new trials. Several
motions were argued and submitted of
interest TO the parties but not to the
public.
The Court will meet this morning at 9
o'clock.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRAHMER.
James Bodley VS.. John a. Ritz, in as
sumpsit Judgment in favor of plaintiff
for $578.19.
Michael Reilly va. Thomas McEntee,
in sssumpsit. Judgment in favor Of
plaintiff for $34s.95.
J. B. Lukens & Bro. Vs. j. l.. Burnley,
in debt. Case set for Wednesday, Jan.
usry 23d.
A. G. Dalison vs.. Bailey, Woodward
& Co., in assumpsit. Order entered for
security of costs.
The Centennial Encampment Associ-
alton VS.. Fire and Marine Insurance.
Company. Order entered in the case for
security of costs.
The Centennial Encsmpment Assccis.
ton VS.. Peabody Insurance Company.
Order entered in the case for security OF
costs.
The following cases were continued
until the next term:
The Courier Company vs.. John d..
Truells.
McCluskey, Bigley & Go. VS.. Tobin &
Work.
Elizabeth N. Shearer, executrix, vs..
Peabody Insurance Company.
Maurice Balzer vs.. Peter thinner ct al.
Bantz Il Bowen VS.. Robert Cowsn.
Mathew Barber vs.. Citizens Fire, Ma
rine and Life Insurance Company.
G. p. Brown vs.. Adams Express Com
psny.
Adjourned until Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CIANMER.
Joshua Miller, for carrying of proper
ty belonging to Daniel Dsrrsgh, fined
$40 and costs. Committed.
Patrick Kston, drunk, fined 81 ard
costs. Committed.
William Harris, for abusive language
IN the street, also for resisting an officer,
was fined 81 and cost for the first charge,
and committed, and for resisting an
officer he WAS ne $40 and cost and com.
mitted for 30 days without bail; also com.
mitted for 80 days for failing to pay the
tine, making 80 days.
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A Rumor Set at Rest.

Having heard q rumor on the streets
that certain OF Capt. Ripley's bondsmen
were going to surrender him, REGISTER
reporter yesterday visited one of the
bondsmen, of whom it was reported that
he would withdraw his name from the
bond of Capt. Ripley. The gentleman,
Mr.. Schmulbach, assured the reporter
that he had never made any assertion to
that effect, but had heard Mr.. Speidel say
that he was going to withdraw from the
bond, and had heard him sometime after
say, after having reconsidered it, that he
would let the matter stand for the pres
ent.
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Warrant Issued,

Yesterday Magazine Grouse appeared
before Squire Bulger and swore out a
warrant against Nicholas Piper Tor COM
hitting breach of the peace, by using
abusive and threatening language to-
ward her. The trouble took place at the
corner OF Jacob and Eighteenth streets,
last Saturday evening. Piper had not
been arrested last evening.
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The New City Directory

Messrs. Clark & Sherrstt are now Vs.
ting the business houses of the city, So
, Letting advertisements for new direc-
tory for the year 1883. These gentle.
men are well-known practical printers,
and will give TO our business men a
correct directory.
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Coming Removals.

Messrs. Emshimer Il Bro will remove
from their present location to the build
ing now occupied by VIM. d..
Sheib. on First OF April.
The latter goes into one Of the rooms un-
der Washington Hall,
Jerry Clemens, the shoe man will
make a change on April lst, from his
present location to one of the new store
rooms on llth street
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RECEPTION CoMM;rrEE.

Dr.. 4. S. Harvey, Captain w. w.
Miller. Adjutant-General f. l.. Wood,
Sergeant c. Z. Bailey, John NJ. Birch,
II. II. Pendleton.
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The Il. w. AZ Ky. Road.

On account of the workmen having
run out of rails, the track of this road
was not laid further than the Suspension
bridge last evening. Ties have been
placed down as far as the head OF tho
wharf A fresh supply of rails will ar
rive to-day, and the track laying will be
pushed toward the terminus rs fast ne
possible.
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FOR SALE,

A HALF LOT on THE WEST SIDE OF
N Main st., Fiflh ward, between Twenty
second and Twenty-third SITS, beginning
Ht q point 80 feet south of G. W. Seabright's
clothing store and extending 81 feet south,
and extending lSu te"i west TO "A wide alley.
Also q frame tenement house on the east
side OF Eofi atreet, Second ward, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. For terms,
&C., apply TO JAS. WHEELER, Esq,
Real Estate Agent, office corner Main and
Bird streets. Ftfth ward. Tag
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A DastRrdly Act.

A few evenings since there was a gath
ering of lot OF Young people at resi-.
dence near Wellsburg. and among them
was Mr.. Samuel Hedges, who went to
the place on horsebsck. Having hltched
his animal, he went into the house, when
some malicious fellow cut the tail and
name of the horse.
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Held Tor Postage.

The following letters are detained at
the postottice for the amount OF postage
named: Martin Miller, Parkersburg,
w. Va, Sc, g. White, 2702 Eof street,
city, lc; Creek Collins, Pennsboro, w.
Va, &c; Miss Emma Burkett, 225l Main
street, city, &c.
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Counting Chickens Before They ar,
Hatched.

In case Captain Ripley rasigns the
City SergesnCy, ex-Chiet of Police Hem
~ Consnt will be urged to fill the vacsn.
cy. L. is reported that several Couucil-
men and q number of citizens have
called on Mr.. Consnt in regard TO the
matter. THIS wouldn't suit those who
sre engineering the raid on Captain
Ripley. They have quite different OBJ
iect, it is shrewdly suspected.
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Ronded 10 Keep The Peace.

Squire Phillips yesterday issued a
warrant for Abe Hyatt, on complaint OF
Ellen r. Smith, who complained that
said Hyatt had used very abusive Ian
guage to her in tho presence of her
daughter, on Sunday last. The Squire
put Hyatt on his good behavior, in the
penalty of $50, for period of six
months
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Charity Concert,

The Charity Concert will be given at
the Opera House Thursday evening. 1t
needs no urging to bring our citizens
cut on such an occasion, rs they never
fail to respond to all call. for charitable
purposes. Tickets for the concert are
selling rapidly, and those who desire
seats had better secure them early.
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M a n TIN p
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

30. 1853 Market ST., is The only first
class Restdurdnt IN the city. 1t is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms TOR
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of home, com bined with the
best cuisine that can be found in the city.
He keeps On hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
Vame, and everything in season, and
serves II up in manner unexcelled In inc
country. He can be relied upon always TO
urnish everything first.class. iel6
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4 special Term TO be Held.

A warrant has been issued for special
term of the Circuit Court for Marshall
county, on the second Monday of Febru-
airy, for the purpose of trying an issue
heretofore directed TO test the validity OF
the will of tho late Il. Cocksyne.
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COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
FLOOR CoMNITTEE.

II. T. Black, II. B. Bsguley, F. p. Nc.
Nell, Charles B. Reed, j. n. Todd.
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FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
i on Nam street, two Store rooms and
dwelling at Nos. 2Ul0 and 2Ol7. The house
Is brick and two stories high. l also offer
for sale the saloon in the room No. 20lT
Main street, with all the fixtures, &c. This
is "A goud bargain, All on easy terms. For
full particulars apply 10
JOHN SCHNElI., SR,
iallb No. 20l5 Main Street.
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Marrow Escape.

Last week IS Mr.. William Cots, who
works at Sweeney's machine shop, was
drilling at one of the presses. his shirt
sleeve was caught in the drill, and be
had narrow escape from being killed or
injured IN 3 serious manner.
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LOUISVILLE, January Westhe,
cloufy and cool. Depsrted-C. b
Church, New Orleans; A. g. DonnalIy
Cincinnati. River rising, with IL feet
inches in the canal
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW TWO STORY BRICK DWELL.
~ ing, one mile west OF Bridge IA
port, on National turnpike, contain- IA
ing nine rooms and bath room,
stable, carriage house and wash house
one acre OF ground, with good assortment
OF young fruit trees.
Apply TO First National Bank, Bridge
port, U. Jal5Sa
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PITrsBURGH, January 2l.-River 6
feet 3 inches and stationary. Weather
mild and rainy.
NASHVILLE, January 2l.--River fall
ing with 6 feet on the shoals. Arrived
Sllverthoru, Evansville.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

NTHEPEOPLE'S BANK BUILD -
L ING. G.H
Rooms In the Peoples Bank
HniIding are hereby offered for rent Pos
session OF two OF them Will be given I'M,
mediately. These rooms are considered
the most eligible in the city Tor sleeping
rooms or offices.
Apply at the Bank or to -
lash THOs. O'BRIEN, Agt.
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VECETIN E.
Nothing Equal tot.

SOUTH SALEM, MASS, Nov. IL, 1876.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir--I have been troubled with
Scroiula, Canker and Liver Complaint for
three years. Nothing ever did me any
good until commenced using the NEGE-
TINE. | am now getting along FIRST rate,
and still using the NEGkTINE. ! con-
slider there is nothing equal 10 IL for such
complaints. Can heartily recommend IL
To every body. Yours truly,
MRS. LIZZIE VI. PACKARD,
No. 10 Lagrage st., South Salem, Mass
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FOR SALE.

DREWERY AND BRICK DWELLING
ID on Market street; two large arched
rock cellars, over I'D feet long. Every
thing in good running order.
For particulars apply TO.
G.. \. SCHAEFER & Co,
delI Opera House corner, up stairs.
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PAaIDOIipd.

President Thompson's health will not
permit HIM 10 meet his engagement to
lecture at Zane Street M. L. Church to-
night.
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FOR RENT.

HNE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
" rooms, with all modern Improve hza
ments, water closet and bath tubs; Feb
large lot; located No. - 4. Penn ST.,
now occupied by W. IL. Caldwell, Esq.
Possession April list.
One two aud halt story brick house
with elgut IomS and store room gas End
water; all in good repair: No. G3 Eign-
teenth street; will be rented very low.
Possession April lst.
Two one story fame houses on Eleventh
street, suitable for offices or dwellings.
Possession April list. Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
dec2s 1927 Market street.
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FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Wheeling Island; price from $500 10
500 each. Only one-sixth OF the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
he paid annually in five equal install
ments, with interest. Apply To
JOHN L. GlLCHRlST,
OcaUh AT Top Mil.
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FOR. RENT

FNHE OLD HO de HOTEL, ON -
east side OF Market squsre, at IL Is.
present occupied by George Sch war;
bach. This Is an old and popular business
stand. Possession given April LIST. For
particulars apply TO GEORGE HOOK,
deck 9S Market Street.
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VIcKsBURG, January 21.-Wea,her
cloudy; mercury So deg. River fell a
inches. UP-Chss. Morgan. Down
Mary Houston, Yeager. Arrived =
NatcheZ.
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m unv Male or Female. Ssndyo
W IUJ address and get somethin
WANT that will bring You In honor
R1NEv ably over sl5S a. month Z, y H. sur
AHA l75 Greenwich sta asW YORK
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MEMPHIS, January 2l.-River rose
l9 inches and now stands At II feet
inches. Weather clear. Arrived Belle
of Texas, Arkansas river; Sam Roberts,
New Orleans. Depsrted--Cherokee, and
City Of Alton, New Orleans Belle Mem.
phis, st. Louis.
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Stop tha, coughing; If you do not IL
msy kill you. A bottle Of DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup only coats you Is cents,
aud IL timely use may save Jour life.
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FOR. SALE

TOT NO. 10, AND ONE NEW TWO
II story Brick Dwelling, IS feet front,
both situated in Triadelphla, Uhio county,
W. Va. For terms inquire at
ial5h No. 92i MARKET STREET.
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LITTLE Rock, January 2l.-Westher
clear and pleasant. River ,slling with
IA feet by the gauge. Depsrted-C. X.
Peck, New Orleans.