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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01
Moro Incendiarism.

Again an attempt has been made to
fire building, but fortunately in this
case it was discovered before it gained
headway and what would otherwise
have been disastrous conflagrstion
prevented. The facts OF the case briefly
stated are that about 10 o'clock. Satur-
day night, Mrs. Wheat, OF Chapline
street, noticed bright light in the rear
OF Mendels furniture factory, on Eofi
street. She knew something was wrong
and aroused the gentlemen Of tie neigh
b0rhood, who soon had the fire entirely
out. The attempt was plainly one OF ali
incendiary, as shavings, kindlings and
boards were piled carefully up. Just
before the alarm several persons had
noticed the suspicious actions Of small
man dressed in dark grey overcoat.
did he know anything about it?
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RIVER INTELLiGENCE.

The river at this point is rapidly rising,
AMI river men look for about eight feet
this morning with prospects frr more.
Last night the gauge indicated feet 10
inches IN The channel. River men are
inbilant an the various towboats along
tho shore are Strengthening their tows
aGd preparing 10 move.
The new boat of Captain Sweeney's is
q, Sweeney's wharf receiving her new
machinery, which is Il very finished
piece oi WORK. She is intended for the
Southern trade and will be ready in a
few weeks.
The D,urnal is tn be put into n rev
trade. The Wheeling and Parkersburg
Transportation Company, commencing
vita this morning, place her IN
the Wheeling and Marietta trade. the
programme is to have her ltaTe Marietta
every morning at b O'Clock and return
ing leave Wheeling every evening at D
O'Clock. This will be a great cOnven-
fence anl will doubtless he appreciated.
The Malie Ragon is the regular Par
kersburg packet for this morning. She
will hereafter take the place, in this
trade, that was held by the Diirna! and
will be commanded by that popular Off
Ger anl gentleman, Capt. Thad Thomas.
The boilers OF the steamer Welcome
have been repaired by VIM. Cox, late
manager OF the firm Of Cox. Dickel x
Vance, and she will this morning re.
sumo her place IN the MatamOras trade.
The G.. w. Batchelar resumed her
trips to Pittsburgh Saturday morning.
Tue Science is laid up at the lower
end OF the wharf.
The Belle Prince was skirmishing
around yesterday getting barges into
position for the John Wool.
The steamer Sidney leaves Cincinnati
tomorrow for this point, in order to
resume ner regular trips.
Several towbol;s with empties passed
up Yesterday afternoon Ell route for
Pittsburgh.
PIrr>BUEGH, October 3l.-River s
feet | inches and rising. Weather clear
and cool Arrived-C. w. Bachelor.
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HANCoCK's sENTTMFvIs
''The Purity Of the Bal,o, y
the Only Safeguard Of Liz U.
ty.O "ef'

''The Purity Of the Ballo, n
the Only Safeguard Of I,h So.
IT," 'ef.
NEW YoRK, October 30.-A nrr,
veterans called upon General T.oef o.
to-day. In the course OF copysss. .ocs
Colonel Csvansugh remarked ,hs. uoe
course being pursued BY mapy Rat. RAJ ths
can manufacturers to coerce ,ne pao,!'
ployes into voting the Republicse.. co
could notbeto too strongly deprecstsusS se'
81 have yet to learn" said Gen n
cock, "of any Democratic, inden.,nlta '
or other manufacturers desiton. eh,
changing the present adminis,,,,;, q
the government who have pursnSi !. q
course. The coercion of voters ~ .ls
tho manhood ofthe people. and 49, ~:
wish no coercion votes cast ior ~. Ou !,
employed men have no, coura,s ;. u
sist interference with their irre,,o ~ re :.
the ballot box, it will not be lor,Ig.. ~
they will be driven TO the polls u y'. ~.
polls should then exist. TIE h'N
box should be guarded, and the o., SO
the danger the stronger should Ia -. ~
guard. Liberty lsa priceless mess, we
gained only through great trials ara r' !,
once lost il can only be resaincJ ),
trials still greater. The purity o; ~
ballot box is the only safeguard Of fs'
erty, and when once secured, /, sb, -
be tine duty Of every voter 10 M. 81 -: :
best efforts to preserve that purity -
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A Peculiar Case.

Saturday afternoon squire Pal,ips
Office was Iillcd with ;he' witnesses anu
parties concerned in a criminal case,
and the reporters of the city who APP
peared 10 a man having scented a sensa-
ton, as Sam Morrison was arrested, So
the charge stated, for assault and bat
terry with intent to commit rape.
Morrison is employed al the Top mill,
and has, il is sad, his eve on the office
of CITY Sergeant, but sam will have to
behave better than Mary Clark says he
lid, if he wants H. Dc policeman.
Mary Clark, who makes the charge, is
alleged to be little shaty rs 10 Chardc-
ter, but be that "a it may, her story was
that on Friday night she had been stop
ped by Morrison, who asked her II her
name was Mary Cisrs. She replied that
: il mas, and started on. Morrison fol.
lowed, and at the door of her house
caught her. She resisted, and at last
escaped. The details OF the affair as
brought out in the testimony were dis
gushing and revoltiag in the extreme.
Morrison was held in $500 to answer at
court, and gave the necessary bond.
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grcubls IN tGe County

4 shght difficulty occurred on the
Elm Grove hnc Saturday night. The
particulars as given were learned from a
nasscn.tr on the car. who did not know
the names OF the part c:parts. When
the last cacir.t the city OH the evening
in question. il contained man and
woman AM our Informant. In the
eastern ror,ion Of the city three rough
looking individuals, a little drunk, 20,
il and INDUCED in vul-ar Language. A
short distance This sile OF Pleasant Val.
lev. the man with the woman ordered
item 20 omit or ,eave the ear. They re.
fused, all! kept on talking. At this
point our informant lGi', and the car
had passed hut iew 1ots further on,
when tie man rose and fired three shots.
The three rUughs Immediately left and
SUNK up the road. Whether any enc
VAS iiury or not. i; is not known.
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una,hnr I-dicn.Inns.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., November ], ! A..
M.-For the Tennessee AMI the ONO
Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather,
variable or southwest Winds, lower
barometer, stationary or higher temper
allure.
For the Lakes, patty Ci0u ly weather
possibly, Occasional E-h. rain, winds
mostly southwest, stationary or lower
barometer, no decided cJSEge Ol the ten:-
perature.
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AUTOGRAPH Letter.

Some time AGO SIR Woo iside, the ac-
compllshed cngravcr Of the .E:na Glass
Manufacturing Company OF Ie'laire,
sent two very handsomely and elabo-
rately engraved coblets to General w.
:. Hancock and his es,imablc wife. A
day or two ago Captain X. 4. Devrcs.
President Of the company, received
quite a lengthy autograph letter from
the next President %! this country, in
which he conveys in a very pleasant
manner the thanks Of Mrs. Hancock
and himself for the beautiful specimens
OF glass ware and their admiration 81 the
same. He so pays very high tribute
to American industries and American
workmcn.
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GENERAL MARKETS
Chicago.

CHIcAeo, October O.-F,our-S,,a
and unchanged. Wheat-Ac;ye 49,
and higher; No. . red winter ) a. a.
No. . Chicago spring 81 Ol;al,E
cash: No. , Chicago spring sic, r.
vember 81 03.c; No. 3"llmqG,, ,e..,
ed IC416c. Corn-Ac,iye. la, ~,
quotably higher at 39!tSSl., cash. 94..'
S9sc seller November; iO,, sels, H.
cember: 43lc seller May. Oa,s-n,,
weak and lower az 2SlG.S.c cal. -.
seller November; 30sc srl.,r prrg l.
Rye-Steady and unchanged. E.r,,,
Easier at S5G9h'. Pcrk-rnse,,, =
options higher and cash lower SIS
c ssh So 10 seller November. slsl..
seller Decembrr: Sl3 - h.d sr.t,r ia,
uary. Lari-hc,ivc, firm and b;,l,,
at S. 05G s or cash: IS 02lnS o. So,
November, - I0asScd setter p,ccmh,,
Bulk Mcats-ilieher; shoulder. So
short rib 81 4jtG7 80. Whisky = ,eA f,
and unchanged u, 81 n.
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Antioch q Eettlemeu

The ioiown. letter received from
Capt. Tom Moofc ANA vie iuIiy OK.
plains Itself
TILroSsvILLE, y Oct. ~.
Elton, OF the Register
We are pleased to STATE, for the salts.
faction OF some Of our inInirng friends,
that our late loss OF resi- fence and home
has been satisfactorily adjusted, settled
andpald for hy the companies tina, car
red policies on the house. The Ger.
man Insurance Company, of Wheeling,
and the Mama Valley Insurance Com.
pany, OF Dayton, Ohio. The fall
amount paid was Sj,C0O-s2 500 IN each
company.
THos. MoGRT,
Ann r. MooRK.
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Tho EnIyA;icn Army.

q = Riil,on is The name OF an ccter-
irir looSin. individual party villa Il
narrow head, black cGrly. pointed beard,
thick lips and piercing eye, who pa
raded around the streets, SaturdsN,
dressed in Q thick orSTcp~t edged WIKI
yellow coriins aud 4 blue suit, deco
rated in the same manner, while ON his
head he wore "A conductors c.p with q
broad rel banl and The words IN yc.IoW
on the front, salvation Army.
This man Rsilt0n Is I coUD 'NsigE,r
from England and Is tisnerai-HOau 'and-
Ing of the forces ni the Army on iiis s:,!c
OF the brinv. He viii, he receives II g
proper encouragement, start ics' Gr
camp here and appoint his officers. lie
held a recruiting service yesterday alter
noon Il, tie Fifth ward market house.
which consisted OF singing, readlG: 81
the Scriptures, apd PRAYER. Ii Was
novel performance, ana dreT very Vel,
The sarne thing was repeated nj ni-tit
in outs Hall. What the General vii.
do to-day is not known. nor have his
views on the proposed battlefield he.n
learned. The General comes HON Pmi-
adelphia, where he had siege. anu IS
now bound for ST. Louis.
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A Wiae Deacon.

"Deacon Wilder, want you TO tel
me how you kept yourself ard family
we'll the past season, when all the rect
OF us have been sick 80 much, and have
had the doctors visiting us go often"
BRO. Taylor, the answer in very easy.
! used Hop Bitters in time; kept my
family we'll and sayed the doctor bills.
Three dollars worth Of il kept us well
and able to work all the time. I'll war.
rant it has cost you and the neighbors
one to two hundred dollars apiece ia
keep sick the same time"
Deacon, III use your medicine here.
after.-Iauahlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Agents, Wheeling.
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Grand Gpenissg or ladies
lloalSs. Daia;aisS and NaiAinS
Jackets Gar stock rei'i2bish-
90; viii, t!,e newest >sy irS- our
assortment comprises over one
,homsa..a gir,ncns$ All newly
ro,t,S, up at our Zachary. o3i
Nwrikf. street t'iliiadelpnia. III
Won wish to buy at ieaG4uar:
ier> call on 4. Hiun a. lsr0.. iiOl
Main street, Cloak Aanuiac-
lnrsr-.
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Low Rate Exour,;,n we.,

Tuesday, Nov. 9, 1880. The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad will sell Excursion
tickets to points in Kansas, Nebraska
and Iowa, at one half the usual round
trip rates. The tickets are first class
and good going on all through trains
November ., 1880, and good returning
on any regular train within forty days
from date.
Wheeling 20 Chicago, via B. & O.
without change OF cars, and but one
change to Missouri River points.
c. X. LORD,
General Pdlae,lg~r Igeni.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01

"lIalt Bitters" are a Brain, Nerve and
Blood food, peculiarly adapted to, and
warmly recommended by, our druggists
and physicians Tor General Debility,
Mental and Physical Exhaustion, Hys-
terra. Nervousness, Sleep!essness, Emac.
ia,ion and Dropsv.
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A11rrlina 3e9istes
LOCAL iaTElllGEHcE.
Index 20 Eew Advertisements.

For Sala-IIouse aud Sore Room.
DeHayen CooSing Rlrge-Nesbltt "
Brc.
Attention, Young Mems Democratic
Cub. 49,,
Nnw Bisque pas..rs--I. G. pG'Ya.
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Cincinnati
DRY GODDr.
Nox York.

NEW YoRg, October 30.--prv Goo,
Foreign cotton goods market ucp
strong and prices aiyarciGr. m'ly "a.
brics being held 'at value 10y MANI.
facturcrs' agents; low grade runis 10
fair demand; ginghaias AMI 1T - : I,i'
ia Light request anl steady, m'n'
wool,ns in moderate dcmaui, lrfci.n
gOuls rcrain quiet.
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Tho CHICAGO Conflict Of Authority

Tho Chicago Conflict Of Authority.
CHICAGO, October 30.-In the case Of
Supervisor GerBter. who was arrested
for alleged disorderly conduct at the
polls during regstrsiion and whose case
vas brought before Judge Drummosd,
Judos Drnmmond to-day discharged the
prisoner, stating that he vas engaged In
the performance OF his duty. and The
police officers exceeded their duty In
interfering With him,
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TAKE NOTICE.

Our second Stock Of Fal. anu
Winter stock viii Ia opened
during This week.
Extra Special ssars;iins can
BE secured.
Great Reductions Oh Fine
Dress Goods and silks
The Newest in Dresi Trin-
innings.
DOn'i buy unit! You know hGw
peaN Dress tsoa,is aud silks.
4. Hl.li. a. kfsO.
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Order of Procession.
I'LL NAr..IAI~

Ch:cs Nat>hl, J. 4. Miller; A%igt.",s j. q
UnEaAn, IT,, " i. Wilson, Cha>. nnu.usH,
ca ATflc. Chss. Wheeler. Col. White,
Major Alicr> III, hcGty Au'cN,
Charles EiUCetl J." W.
S,,uhcus, J. ". Wait
W. &. llandiaa.
E,a,rcr- Band, eighteen Elerls.
Monumental fii1 cad pam Corr.
Youug Meas Democratic Cluh.
Drum corps.
Hancock Cadets
Fou-th WaT,t - d Hickory Cllh.
Washington Hand
Washington Hancock Marching Cub,
Ir.adClphia Drum COrHS
IfiaiaipEia Cub.
FiC,t Wari Club.
Wagons c-ht4iuiuE impr~ied to0,ies, according
70 GsIUell's Sd'l -.
second Ward L!U3.
sutton Club.
Island 'lGh.
Fi:,h Wa-l club.
skin Marl Young Meas Cub.
sixth Wari Hancock club.
eighth waId Cub.
Eighth ward Juniors.
D,r rated boat tEyi With little girls IN whiIc.
coop Of ysme CprsN GROWING ior I'Sn,N =.
Tn. Nhrc .ouSe Represented hv a large boat
Il, zc:., IN hlcSS. carriages, buccies sni wagons.
Cavalry company.
TIE ROUTE.
In the MIDI, Of dr;zzlirc rain, the
procession started mp Main street, the
bows rs enthus astic and cheerful as
thnu.l = clear sky was over them.
In. stree; was paved ami tie wsising
fair; tho crowds OF people were iu.! o!
enthusiasm: the Nominations were
varied and p,oiuse; fireworks and col.
ored fires were plenty, and all worked
well. Up Main to Seventh, M
10 Market and down TO Sixteenth, Il e
streets were passable and the club. en-
loved it hugely, but out Sixteenth 1t be-
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pheasant and Edec.uaI."

PCRsLgY, W. Va, Nov. q, 1879.
K,rs. Laughlin Bros. a. Co.,
Please send US another supply Of your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. / have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but efectual. NAKTIx d DoPLgR,
Of Dopler q Lewis.
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GONE TO GABRIEL.
Mortality Statistics Of the City
OF Wheeling, for October,
1890

Daring the past month, as will be
seen from the table below, there were
forty deaths in the city. 1t will also be
noticed that a large per cent. OF the
deaths were caused by throat disease,
such as diphtheria, pneumonia, etc. Too
much care cannot be taken to guard
against snch diseases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01

To PERSONS employed in constant
mental toll, study or anxiety, Fellows
Compound Syrup OF Hypophosphites is
especially adapted, namely to Teachers,
Ciergymen, Editors, Lawyers and i'm
pecunious business men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01

II you wish To save five dollars on
your purchase OF handsome DDl'nan,
20 to /. Blum Il Bro, Coax Manufac.
tuFers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01

YoU DO not have to patronize auctions
TO buy Gibbons Rome for $3.50. Stan:
ton & Davenport vii! do better than
that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01

Every one. n,au. boy or child.
can s.rr-- "a; oar prizes. ochm
as 10. One Price s'iot,iierS. '5sa
Market street. adjoining Opera
HnlEse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01

IL you wish to find the finest fitting
Cloafs, Dolmans and Walking Jacl eta
20 to /. Blum & Bros
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01

DREss Trimmings much lower. See
our Fringes, Bugle Trimmings, etc.,
etc. ], Blum & Bro
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.

IF you wish. 10 see the handsomest
Dolmsns 20 to |. Blum Il Bros.
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II you wish to see the finest fitting
Waking Jackets 90 TO /. Blum 4 Bros.
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Thermometer Record.

As taken at Schnep!'s Opera House
drug store;
SATURDAY.
1879. M
n.N.i2xSPN. AZ. II v IS Pm. 'P.
a. $ IS "a - 3 o. 81
SUNDAY.
1871. lN~'.
7P.x.l2N.SP. Y.7rVi7A.N = Il. Sr.N.7F. N
=, - - O. d IL =; u
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LIVE, BIOGN,
Cst.rgc,

CHICAGO, October 3o.-The p-o-,-,
ioTnal reports hog receipts lOaO0 heal
shipments 2,!N0 head. Markc, ar,i,r
good scarce: common - good l4k,I,
- iO,di 10; choice heavy sisvriE
light 81 80. MarAc, closed strong q, !.
cents higher.
Cai;'c-Rrcrirts 2cO0 heal. So.
mrnts > 300 head. Eat AMI good. lrn
good 10 choice shipping - Gpai :.
common TO medium - >Ojai -. butn.
crs' steady nj S? 0Oa2 80. No,k,N
at = C0@3 ~; feeders - Ol13 &C.
W,stern strong; half breeds and native,
Is 25G3 20: Texans - COOS -. tho.
ough Texans 81 6Na3 10.
Shccp-Reccipts 500 head. MarIe
steady; common 10 medium : so
3 30: shipping 81 -.
Cincinnati.
CISCISNATI. October 80 - Hogs -
Common 81 1jhi -: light - $Faii,
butchers II hjtai Is: uarkIn. u o.,
81. Receipts, 2,1rO heal; sL'pDcE',
$40 head.
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A NICE upright piano for rent at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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TIE WEiT!IEl

vas absolutely irighliul. FoT tie past
week the rain has fallen more or less
constantlv&ai the streets, where not
paved, rcsemblyd nothing more strongly
than sooigs. IL was hoped this pro-
tracted wei season would he over by
Saturday, hut with the early peep o!
day cam. q renewal OF the rain, damp
euiug 81, hopes oil the promised grand
demonstration. II the morning al ell
fort was made hy s)uc ci the mGnag rs
20 uOstnune or iisDenS" with the parade,
but b the sky then gave token o! cr!-
sation OF tie storm, they were 0utVott0
and the procession WIS declared on.
Vt noon the !IiH had ceased GHi 1t
was hoped for good, hn. about tire,
o'c,cc.; it reromla-uc.i aaG IL dark h,d
h-.rrcrated Into u unpleasant dr!@hir
fhat continued al cyr';ng. y c,"i
vi.. also stated up AMI added to he
general unpleaSan;u,ss OF the situation.
Ara YOU aoinr i p1,Ile:' was ~"
General conuairUm, asked IL cEtEy
r,rcc.y,blo variety Il expression. Tie
,!svIjins response was: 40. Oh
course not" AMI wiki the Wdtery
mray2rs ard the m.rihy streets tie ie'
ply seemed 20 be Connect.
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At THE CAPITOL.

The train had not arrived, when tie
esc1r, marched OH tae ground, hH; ih'
crowd hal. The square waf Coasf'r
throngcd. especially upon the SOW h
front, ard thousands 81 &!mNinI ty's
were iurncG t0wa,d the Capt. itrd many
we're the compliments Shofeiri upon
Tho decorations. Never i'ai IT," st'Ic-
,nre worn such brilliant drys>an" nrv":
lid IT spp"ar to SUCH Advantage. tv'rN
window b,aZ-d wish IE!t, and 'drn
was handsomely and taS,c'u.jy oint-
mcn;od. 4 wreath Was suspended -
N, To flll 10 the Ccn'r' O! each, AMI " a.
50. oil wiki gracefully dgapcd coi"rcd
parcrs. 10 approach the hui'dirg from
a distance and come suddenly uuon tie
lrrgv ri bright windows cleaning
against the dark background ii the
building, waste see Il beautiful picture
auA one r,A.ctiE. Ctcdit uI"I l,3 d.
SigHrrs.
The Democrats % the city OF Wheeling
are fortunate in ia.iug = cprps OF sn,r
abe CoaGju,ors as the the i.2dlcs' C.db:
Their riin,undci, yet hjyi.te "ad
refined cn,hu.ia-'o. their c,rer heads
and warm hearts come ever 20 IL" r""e!
ii tlr,r stou;-hcar'rG h,,thr'l. To
their care the C,yj;Ci hal been given;
5i.i 10 u.rai the praise is dnt. Tbs"
Ss,ist,ug were:
M,sddmy5 L II. N.''c, j. II. G1o',
=. 4. Mcryimaa. y, y. Am!SE, j. y.
Wu;;c, ). l. L. lidr'lcs'y, l.. V. Alien,
W. T. Butter. ir. George Il TN gle,
John /. E'ce, Il. +. Turler, W. }.
Ucarra. :. \. Gouay, Fans L. JSpsoa.
!lchrr List, ". A. Thornton. ". Sailing
or. \. J. Ayrcs, Henry NJ. Harper, ~.
R,i,s. NJ. \. Chandler, Joseph Elder,
and the Siis.ps uliaG1rctrIan. Fannie
Quarter. Anna IlarlgSly, Hattie GC.S-
hrimer. Nr,tic tutman Np'tlc i csc,
S.ta Sa'irg.r, Jennie B-aGy, ANNE
Richardson, Katie R.i>ter, Jc,si" Bates,
Irnuic P1nuleton, Lon But!eranj LZhic
Swift.
Most Of these ladies aai many others
assembled at tie buillirg AMI took p1S:-
rinYs in the south balconies and win
Juws. overlooking a iriUmphai arch,
constructed over Sixteenth street, AMI
srrmnun,rb hy til words "tiAnrpcE
and English" in blazing as IS.
Upon the arrival OF the Young Men >
! Club, there Was uil'iaat Wriit. "i
fireworks from In" south pHrilro and
from various in ,ividuals III The crowd,
mskin- gorg.ous show. Presently .
shr;l whistle announced tie :r,iNai Of
the Washington c'GH, accompanied 'F
e Philadelphia bows They w'r. taken
in charge by the Young Men a'b O.
clrted 10 tIeir respective positions On
N,ia street, near Twelfth. - tui.
time. it was evident that, in spite .! the
warriry elements there would H. Z
rayalr and he streets h,cm . swarm
with people. Decorations began to ap-
pear ia every quarter and the military
sound of fife and drum vas heard con
;inua!'v. There Ir.S procession, sure
enough, aui one that was little ShoIt Of
marvellous, considering the weather
| T. formed on Main street, at Twelfth, IN
the following order:
rr3or Of prppacCinD
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came positively frightful. The mud
was often over shoe tops, but
still the boys pressed on. emulation
heinr the watchword OF the hour. Up
jacob street was not so bad, hut the
trouble Was resumed going out the lat.
ter street, where TIE soft mud was knee
dsep. But lot man quailed. Like
the heroic charge at Balsklsva,
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wish Everybody to Know.

Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citi-
zen Of this vicinity, known to every one
as most influential citizen and Chris
tan minister OF the Nj. +. Church, just
this moment stopped at our store to
say: Il wish everybody to know that l
consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to .Sliiloh's Consumption Cure. I"
1t is having a tremendous sale over our
counters, and is giving perfect satisfac-
tion in all cases Of Lung Diseases, such
as nothing else has done.
DIS. MATCHETT & FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind. May Is, 1873.
Sold by c. A., DESACssURE, Druggist
nS-eoD