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River last night 81 inches and rising
very slowly.
The srecker is lying at the wharf, and
will be to-day's Parkersburg packet.
The Cincinnati Commercial says: Cap
tain E. K. Booth, the clerk OF the Diurnal,
Is here from Wheeling. The Diurnal will
enter the Wheeling and Marietta trade as
Q daily packet as soon as the river rises.
Changes in her furnace and engines have
been made, and she is now able to make
steam freely. The round trip between
Wheeling and Marietta is l6S miles, and
II is believed she can readily make the run
with the improvements TO her machinery.
She will leave Wheeling at A. n. and
Marietta at So. ".
The steamer Science lay at our wharf
Saturday for some time. While here
Brooks Dorsey, or "Sawed-off." as he is
called, and George Goodwin, clerks, took
in The city, Beltane lndependsnl.
The Pres Ellison Is making regular trips
in the Rellsire trade.
The Ed. Pope is running in the Claring-
ton trade in place OF the Thanhouser.
The Clipper, small boat, Is lying at
the Belmont mills, getting her machinery
put in.
The Independent says that some one at
work at the Bellaire Water Works power
house Saturday morning shot loon in
the river that weighed over ten pounds.
PITTSBURGH, October 23.-The river con-
tinues TO rise slowly, with II inches by the
gauge, inch at Oil City, and feet 10 in
ches at Brownsville. Considerable rain
last night and this forenoon, but 1t is
growing colder, and looks as II 1t would
clear up tonight. Captain j. L. Rhoads
Is out Ia Illinois A decision in the case OF
Captain R. @. Gray and others against
Com. Davidson, Of the Northern Line
Packet Company, is expected at St. Louis
early next week. Captain Gray Is still in
St. Louis. Testimony is being taken in
the case oil the collision OF the tow.boat
Monitor and three Of John A. Wood &
Sons loaded coal barges, lying at Lock No.
last December. Damages claimed by
Wood & Sons S1,500 The Harry Brown
Is to have an electric light.
CINCINNATI, October 2i.-River 4 feet
and falling slowly. Weather clear and
pleagant
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THE Evangelical Alliance takes time
by the iorelock in issuing its usual pro.
gramme Tor the week OF prayer, January
20, 1881. 1t Is suggested that on Sunday,
January 2, sermons be preached from the
text, "Jesus Christ, the came yesterday,
to-day and iorev er;" January 8, the gen.
eral topic is praise and Thanksgiving; jan
uary 4, humiliation and confession for
personal and national sins; January 5,
prayer for the Church Of Christ, that It
may be fruitful and united; January 8,
prayer for the young and their instructors,
Tor parents, colleges, Sunday schools; an
uary Z, prayers for oil nations and rulers,
for universal liberty, for the cessation Of
wars; January s, prayer for Christian mis-.
sions and all engaged in promoting them.
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For Sale, Rent Loan-Alexander Bone
French Bisque Ornamental. g. Dillon
Observation-Disclosures P. Rodgers =
third page.
For Sale-Alexande Bone.
Improved Excelsior Kidney Pad.
The Only Lung Pad.
XMAS Presents Free-F. TTifet.
New Orleans New Crop MOlasses-M
Reilly.
Sotiee~Lsdies' Hancock and English
Club.
Dr.. Nichols Wrought Iron Furnace
Nesbitt & Bro.
Factories Heated by Exhaust Steam
G. B. Chace.
Found-Four Caddies OF Tobacco.
Personally. O.
The Protesn Scarf.
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TEE .RErUnNINe noARp.r
Results OF saturdays sIttings.

The" Returning Board" held long SEES.
sion last Saturday and did big days
work. The returns from Richie, Triadel.
phia, Webster and part OF Richland were
approved and passed by the Board as all
right. In Center district Il was found that
the returns had not been properly certi-
fed TO and they were taken under advise
ment until this morning. Squire Wheeler
however put In an appearance during the
afternoon and certified to the returns, but
there is question as TO whether this is q
legal step or not, and upon this question
the Board will pass this morning. In the
first precinct Of Richland It was discovered
that neither Commissioners nor Clerks
had been qualified as prescribed by Law,
and these returns were thrown out.
In Union the irrepressible John Boring
put in an appearance With the following
protest.;
10 he Commissioners Of Election Of Ohio
County al the Court Rot|:
The undersigned states that he was q
candidate for the Office OF Commissioner
Of Ohio county in Union district, and wss
voted for at the election, October IL, 1880.
He further states that he protests against
the counting OF the vote OF said district,
and particularly against the issuance OF
any certificate Of election to any one for
the said Office OF Commissioner from Union
district, because the NUMBER OF ballots and
the number OF votes counted on the tally
sheets OF said district exceed the number
OF votes entered upon the poll books OF
said district. Hespbmits that 1t iseyident
from this fact that the Commissioners and
officers Of election in said district have not
complied with tie law in respect TO the
opening and counting OF ballots, and that
the vote OF said district as returned by said
election officers is Illegal and void.
]. W. BORING.
In Union district there are claimed to
have been number Of red ink ballots
cast and this district is also under advise
ment.
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AMusENESTs-Tomorrow evening "Ma
trimony," one Of BARLEY CampbelI's besI
productions, will be given at the Opera
House. Mr.. Campbell will be here him
self with his company.
Among numerous notices we have seen
we clip the following:
with Matrimony, the management
may confidently expect to announce
standing room only" the rest Of the en-.
gagement.-Phila. ErEnino Nttcs.
Il is well constructed, bright, strong and
amusing. -Phita. Evening Chronicle.
Tickets on sale this morning at F. w.
Banners Music Emporium.
Carl HsTmdnn.-MusiCal people should
not forget the piano recital OF Prof.. Carl
Hermann tomorrow evening, at New
Wiesel Hall (MCLain's block. The admis.
sion, 80 cents, Is SO low that everybody
should attend. Seats now on sale at C.Y.
Lucas music store.
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The CouRrs.-SuPRgME CouRr OF Ar
pRALs-Judga Gran, Raymond, Moore Gnc
IOhnSon.-This court met a. 0 o'clock sat
urday morning and disposed Of the foil ow'
ing business: :, Ma,
Station. ys. o, 6, Vintroux ct al, from Put
nam county; appeal and supersedeas al
lowed; no bond being required.
CharIes O. Craig vs. Marion Machine
Works. from Preston county; supelsedeaa
Cyrus Hall VS.. S. D. Webb, from Richie
county writ Of error allowed; bond 500.
Adjourned until next Saturday morning
at Q o'clock.
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THE proprietor Of the Allen House, Al
Ientown, Pa, Mr.. 7. II. Good, reports the
case OF q guest suffering with neuralgia to
such an extent that he had no rest for o
weekday or night. Fifteen minutes alter
the application Of st. Jacobs Oil, all pain
rnniahnd
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1SDIvIDuALs.-Dr. ]. O. Palmer, son.in.
law OF Mayor A. ]. Sweeney, and Henry
Meyer, Esq, OF the Pittsburgh bar, who
have been in the city for few days, will
return home this morning.
Christie. Forkell, distinguished New
York artist, who has been visiting Ed.
mund Booking for the last fortnight, has
returned to his home at Rochester.
David Dawson, formerly an old Wheel
ing boy, but now OF New Philadelphia,
Ohio, was in the city last Saturday.
G. W. Hazen, young attorney Of Pitts
burgh, is visiting his friend O. W. Fisher,
:. Col j' T. IF +. Casey, of Chicago, /, in the
city.
Dr.. a. G. stalnaker, Of Writ g. H., is in
the city.
H.O Hayden, Of Pittsburgh, father OF
s. r. Hayden, OF the Leader, is in the city.
Miss Annie Chambers, OF Steubenville,
is visiting friends In this city.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., October 25-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, clear or
partly cloudy weather, variable, shifting to
warmer southeasterly winds, falling bar
ometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, variable, shifting to warm
or southeast winds, stationary or lower
barometer.
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OVER A BANx.-Yesterday afternoon be.
tween three and four O'Clock lady named
Fitzpatrick, who resides with her husband
at1Sll Chapline street, started out Eigh.
teenth street for the purpose Of taking her
husband, who Is a car driver, his dinner,
walking along the sideg ak next to the
creek. When she nearedthe Marke tstreet
bridge the embankment gave way and the
woman was precipitated TO the creek be.
low, distance Of forty feet. A gentleman
passing by rescued her from her perilous
position and assisted her home, when DR..
Edwards was called In, but 1t was found
that beside o lew severe bruises and
scratches she was not much injured.
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Penny saved Is Twopenee Earned.
A little sozodont. used right along every
day, costs but little trouble and Is pleasant
always. Il saves years OF suffering from
diseased gums and teeth in later days. Its
use is economical Of time and comfort.
Use SoZodont. NwT&w
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LEoelsas, listers and Mittens in great
variety At speyer Bros.
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The place to And the largest stock Of
trimmed hats in this city Is at speyer Bros.
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BASquIr.-After the parade Saturday
evening, the Piusburgh Garfield Escort
club was taken in charge by number Of
the members OF the Young Mems Garfield
and Arthur club and taken TO Martin
Thorntons restaurant, on Market street,
where banquet was served In their honor,
Martin did himself proud, and most
pleasant hour was passed by all who par
iicipaLed. A number Of toasts were drank
and responded to.
At Veteran Hall, McLure House, an
other hour or more was passed between
the members OF the two clubs, after which
the visiting club was escorted to the train
and left for home.
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TEE largest stock OF Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets in the city at Speyer Bros.
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ElEoAsr line Of Hoods at speyer Bros


II you want a nice trimmed hat 60 to
speyer Bros.
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blaze Of eolored light during the whole
time the procession was passing Il
Following is the
oxDER or FORMATION:

Order OF ToKNAIIoN:
Col. ". q. TaIis and stat;
ssv Philadelphia club, is he fam u . Hellev
sqairs, seel1GiIg
ChisfNEnhili Hugh stsr log Aua ttas
Esy Phiadelphia aFln e1Epf
GarGeId Eleon C0Fpa. u Ettlbafgh;
YeznE Mas GETssld and Arthur elub, q wheeling
Carriages viii eitl4snS
cEnpbell's diGn eorpa. q hErti1s FGEE
Be1vsod BF1s Bad;
Baslpess Mons q. e'ub q eal1atrs:
BslaIre R0Grth SHFd eoatnsntAlsS
Drum eorps;
GarssId aud AIthar Tats d BsllatTs;
CaEfIsgts With eit:TS1t;
CItiEsns 90 horSelaEf;
Junior g. 4 A. cob, q belliIrti
Third yard Rspuhllesn marehIng club, d Balttrsi
Col0fed 4. elub, d Bellsire.
Filth sfd Btllairs dab, go g."
sosoo4 JalIoF club.
Drum eETs-
Eslvsod GaTtsA and Arthur Guards.
csnsrli GarGsla aud ITthur Gee Cab, d wheeling,
IN largs vaEep.
rosensn.
zellsfsI St1nbsnVille ban4.
Filth EIrd eisb, Of stsuessIlllS.
Coulter cadets, o. stsubs1yiIls.
DoEy guards Il etEubenyiLls.
stsabenIilIs civ band.
Ghtrrard guards, et stsubenIils.
GIIl EuiEds, Of sIsubsnIiIe
EIGeflQr oE11 bAL9t
Young NsnIs GtraSld And Arthur slnb 81 BFidEePeEt
KtnATEll4 q. 4 A. elub nth drum eoETs.
I,iAnd e8sort eiub, d Wheeling.
wheeling lily bud.
EeIsnth rGId GlTseld ADD Arthgf ellh, q Nh'sanf
I,ETsninE star" eSnlI boat 90 Wheels dawn 81 tE'
mules, hitehe1 tsndtE;
Drum corps
Second and Third ward eInp, 81 NhethsE
EIshth war1 (Whstlinsl eOntiDtntals, vita df1n
eHps5
ElRhth vEd Juuiorts
Drum corps;
G,,a,h and Arthur Goa d. q IEs Fifth usrd Wheel
iogi
SIKH vArd drum corps;
Sixth vsFd club;
CnloSed drum eoTps;
csiS,ed elub, s9ntinenti (Co. q;
Eleond ward solOred elubS
JunI1r g. 4 4. club, Of wheeling; -,
W,.oa vith Central GltsI W0Fks employer, VIZ
torches and tEAniplrsDdes:
Whs.linE cavalry onPAnyi
CItiIsnl In eLrIISSs'i
Fourth ward ub, With orum eorpf
Flint Enfd club, With drum eotPsi
NAIshGlI county eNllfyi
Hacks, busgi,s, and citizens On hoHeessf'
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GREAT bargains in satius and Trimming
Silks at Speyer Bros.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tob,oo h
cause It Is the best. For sale BY III sS'
class dealers - nv
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How TO save money-buy your trimmed
hats oil speyer Bros.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner,
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oHrEy TOBACCO is all the rsse, n.
For sale everywhere. -"N
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ELEo4ST ftty.eent Coreu, in ,,A.
and drsb, at SPeyer Bros. '-N'
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BARGAINS in trimmed hats at speyer
Bros.
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WHERE TO find the hrge., ..,., i,
trimmed hats in Wheeling. Go az 49, :
Bros. s"SPt!s
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TaE best variety Of trimmed hats inthis
city at Speyer Bros.
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III T. ySu wan.the finest chew Out, by d.
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Louis XIV box joint American Watches
Just received by 100. ~ .,,,,,
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HUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New Mcclure
House Sample Rooms.
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SEE speyer Bros Merino Vest, the best
in this city at the price.
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Iyyou want a cheap trimmed hat go 70
speyer Bros.
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IsqurRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will llkeit.
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ALIuRpAY.


1AE.i2xSP .G7r.MJ7A.n. I2MSr. M7r.l
@ 60 % 10 u Is 70 70
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GREAT bargains in SILK velvets at speyer
Bres'.
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The Constituent Parts Of the Procession.
The parade was under control Of Chief
Marshal Col. Hugh Sterling, with the fol-
lowing assistant marshals: Jake Altmeyer,
%. N. Rhodes, D. G. List, Jr., William
E1ley, y. B. Scott, L. T. Busbey, Capt
Robert Cowan, W. B. Fisher, James Men
del and T. @. Mofat.
Considerable curiosity was expressed
as to the makeup Of the various visiting
clubs. ISTELIoENcER reporters took the
trouble 10 ASCERTAIN all particulars Of in
terest concerning them, and in this con-
nection it may mot be out Of place TO make
some mention OF the novel or interesting
features OF the home organizations. The
most distinguished, and deservedly 50, OF
the clubs from abroad was the
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7AMI1MSF.H,7P.MI7An. nN.Srn7rn
10 80 IS u % u - IS
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A Peuny saved Is TWopenee Earned.

TnosE ffty.cent Kid Gloves at speyer
Bros are q great bargain.
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CHIEE TOBACCO is the "boss." II yor
try 1t you will use no other.
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nENTIsTRY.--TO THOSE THAT DE-
~ EIRE 70 ARE their natural teeth We Eoud ~
that We an now bstteT prepared than ever 6eiofe q
Gnabls them 70 do 70. By the uSO Of an ELEcfEo
md hSDdSJmET God Filing, With more $50 % our
PStiSntl, than hIIe bsTrtOtore been made " M
aIy o. elsewhere, without the aid Of tia kleetrif
PldHgsF. What We tay We can pfoIs ~ beinA
ismopstratisp. Call and see tor yourselTes.
JAMES =. 9URGteON sOh,
i,I No iIE1 HSybsi r.. WbsflinG. W. Va
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from "Gravel HILL" and Go. Q. the Fifth
ward club, made no exception. They bore
q banner with the inscription:
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ASlcE Upright Piano for rent at sheib's,
Washington Hall.
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prrrspuEeH EscoET CORPS,

whose fine appearance, tasty uniforms and
perfect drill were everywhere subjects oil
remark. This club was composed Of seven
ty.two men, under command of Capt. S. A,
Barr. First Lieutenant James Grundy and
Second Lieutenant Charles Jones. They
carried two OF the most suburb marching
banners, Of blue and gold, ever seen in
Wheeling.
The Uniform Of this organization con-
sists OF 8 white naval cap, blue blouse.
and white pantaloons. They marched in
platoons OF sixteen, where the width Of the
street permitted.
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Qhe gnteui9etrcer,
New Advertisements.

once. Nos. ao and ~ Fourteenth street
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LOCAL LACoNIcs.
srisf sots and Comment on Current City
EVenIa.

How viii Halloween be arranged for the
convenience Of the small boy this year7
MAEus THoEs7os supplied the Pits.
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In Union district there are claimed t.
have been number Of red ink ballot
cast and this district is also under advise
ment.
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THE hkLLhlhk boTo
returned in kind the excellent. turn out
Wheeling gave them the night Of the Glib
son meeting. They did much to add to the
splendor Of the demonstration. Several
Of their clubs were really worthy Of more
extended mention than our limited space
will allow.
The Garfield Tars, with blue flannel
sailor caps, blue shirts, white sailor collars,
and white pantaloons, carried red, white
and blue lanterns, and were the observed
OF ali observers. The sailor conceit is car
lied even into the designations given their
officers, who arel Skipper, Geo. r. Graf
ton First Mate, Phil. Dyeri Second Mate,
Nick Fowler; Boatswain, Alex. Littleton.
Their drill was remarkably hne. They
numbered about forLy.aye, the member.
ship being composed OF some oil the best
young men Of the place.
Another club worthy OF honorable men,
ton was the Bellaire Business Mems club,
made up Of the merchants, manufacturers,
and prominent capitalists Of the glass city.
They carried canes and red lanterns SINH:
lar TO those Of the Young Mems club OF
this city, and stiff, round'crowned black
hats with broad white panos, ana business
suits. The officers are lease Purnell,
Captain; Julius Armstrong, First LieuIen.
ant; VIM. c. Cochran, Second Lieutenant,
and they had about eighty men In line.
The forty Juniors OF Beilaire were no.
ticeable for good behavior In ranks and
soldiefly bearing in general. Theirofhcers
were; Capt, Will Reid; let Lieut., Harry
Bayliss; % Lieut., Tom Nicholson. They
carried a beautiful Gag presented to them
by the ladies OF South Bellaire.
The Bellaire oolored men were also
present in q fine organization with forty
members, Captained by Joe Douglass, with
Jake Capito and Wilson Lucas as Aeuten'
ants.
also turned out in good force, the Third
ward, with sixty men, under command Of
Capt. s. O. Garrard and Lieut.. Peter o..
borne. The Fourth ward Continentals
were Offered as follows: Capt, Chris:
Blppis; LIST Lieut., W. Q. Grafton; %
Lieut., VIII Garrett. They numbered
forty on this occasion.
Youcan always expect something happy
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TaE blast fnrnaee a. the Top Mil Is still
e. A new hot blast Is being built at
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THE NEW PHILADELPHIA CORPS
was fine body Of men, with white naval
caps, with ponpons, and white capes bear
ing the numerals 1893" They numbered
eighty-fve men, under Capt. Charles Es-
by. The other officers were, First Lieuten.
ant, E. P. Lenhart: Second Lieutenant g.
C.Welty and Third Lieutenant ]. II. Ditts.
The corps had drum maior in the person
OF ]. G. Jones, whose efficiency was shown
by the champion musical organization OF
the occasion, the New Philadelphia Drum
Corps, with twenty-five pieces.
Another club that caused some surprise
by its soldierly behaviour and perfection
oil discipline was the
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vet witnessed in this campaign.
The Pittsburgh and steubenville clubs
poured in on special trains, the former or
the P. ". and Ky. road, and the latter OF
the G. and p, at about seven in the even
ing, and the Martins Ferry, Etnaville
Bridgeport, Bellaire, Benwood and Lime
stone clubs reached the city by various
routes, at about the came time.
The Wheeling regiment formed shortly
after on Sixteenth stree, right resting on
Main. The cavalry were on Chapliner
with the right ON Sixteenth, while the
head OF the procession was Oh Main street.
below the Greek.
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$50 WADE HAMPTON:
Our addns i, Co. Q, Cd eard, BsllaFs,
o."
This company had sixty men, with
IS. s. MCGOWAN as Captain, and Al Emery
a. Lieutenant. The members were large:
" naiIors, boilers and other employees OF
the rolling mill.
The Bellaire battalion was under COM
mand Of It's own field officers, who are:
Col, Aaron Mills; Lieut.. Col, James B.
Gorrell; Major, Charles Baltzell; Adtu'
tant, W. II. Little.
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rAY was arrested Saturday
liking windows. Rutherford
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TIE LINE OF MARCH

was taken south on Main street,
which was lined with eager spectators
by the thousands. Nominations were
frequent, and attirst evoked hearty cheers,
until their frequency made these enthu-
siastic demonstrations wearisome. The