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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22
VA" THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER o. 1881

With rheumsksm, is now shAe to answer
his legal calls.
pleased to see him on his professional
rounds. SINS
G.. Jackson, of Pafkersburg, - visiting
friends here. r..
Our very able and popular Judge, Henry
Brannon, after an abseHce OF two Mouttis,
returned to-day. !,
Hon. A. Edmiston industriously eras
ployed in preparing sone bills for the con-
sideration OF the Legislature this winter.
Rev. Hammond is hoEhng q revival q
the NJ. f. Church. He is veritable and
ardent worker.
Miss Belle Butcher leaves here for Colo
RADIO next Thursday.
What has become Of that Chicago rail-
road company? IL has expended about
s., 900 in building the road to its coal-mines
three miles above town, and tlen stopped.
We regret to hear OF the suspension Of
work in the enterprise. DargarI with his
rcticence, and the subtlety OF Chicago
company, ought to be equal to my task.
II
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PARKERSBURG.
Losses by the Freshet-Paying the
Piper.
Stlcciol Corresponding Of the Register.

Special Correspondence Of the Register.
PARKERsBURG, December 2l.-The addi-
tional losses during the recent freshet in
the Little kanawha River are large. Prof.
Jno. Pell lost 900 fine logs from the boom
at Burning Springs. The boom at Tanners
Vile broke, and large lot of timber and
railroad ties belonging to McConOughy &
Co. were lost. Sam Rathone lost 5000 ties
from the boom on Reedy Creek.
The West Fork and Leading Creek booms
were also broken and the timber and ties
contained therein swept out into the Kan
awha, but large amount has been recoy-
cred
Circuit Court still in session, about four
DAYS having been consumed in hearing the
land case of Beckett VS.. Pigott. This case
has become somewhat noted from the fact
that il has been on the docket for several
wears. The amount Of land in dispute Is
worth about $50, and the costs i'll the case
since first dOckcted are estimated at 5000.
The case was last tried in the County Court
and verdict found for plaintiff. 1t was
appealed to the Circuit Court and tried as
above, and verdict found for the defend
ant.
Under the supervision OF Capt. NJ. X.
Wolfe, of yOur city, our Telephone eX,
change will soon be in operation, and will
doubtless prove great convenience TO our
citizcns +.
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The Molly Maguire~-

P.rTsFrRGH. December 2l.-The prosecu-
tinn in the Molly Mcguire trial, continued
its testimony. this morning. examining
about ten witnesses. The testimony which
established the whereabouts OF Dolan on the
night OF the murder, in the vicinity OF the
shooting, was repeated, as Dolan and Nc
Fsrland seemed to be inseparably connect
ed for hours before and after the killing.
The witnesses who saw Healy with the two
men and heard the shooting soon after,
were Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Wagner and the
boy Jobes. Those who saw Doian and Nc
Fsrland after the shooting, both at the cin-
der pile and the body are now being exam
inC1
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Watch C.ref.IIy Yosr Health.

Are your bands and feet cold! UOes your
pulse beat irregular? Does your heart
quickly palpitate at. the least exertion,
worriment, or nervous excitement? Does
your face often fush from rush OF blood
10 the bcad7 Are you troubled with dys-
pepsia, indigestion, or some urinary disor-
der? Beware! Death may at any time
suddenly ensue from apPopieIy: Do no. iy
icinaI tonic. Nothing is 30 good AZ Browns
Iron Bitters This excellent remedy viii
assist nature in regaining her lost hold on
health and life. II strengthens every part
Of the system and restores the different Or
gans Of life 90 their normal condition. In
disease OF an exhaustive nature, having a
tendency to weaken both mind and body,
IL Invariably acts like q charm. .-Jou1a1i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22
ANOTHER PANHANDLE ACCIDENT.
A Bridge Gives Away-Train of Three
Cars and Engine Precipitated Into .
Creek-The McHenry Murder Trial
Dar.nnoI
S,,ccial Dispasch 10 the Register

Special Dispatch 10 The fSgtaer
SrEr BENvILLE, o., December 2l.-At an
early hour this morning a freight train on
the Panhandle road, while crossing bridge
No. 81, at Alexander Roads, seven miles
west Of here jumped the track deinolishing
one end of the bridge and depositing the
engineer and three cars into the creek.
Nobody hurt. All trains, east and west,
are DELAYED here and no mails have arriy-
cd. The company's yards and side tracks
are full of freight and passenger trains.
The repairing of the bridge cannot be conf
pleted until some time tonight, caus-
ing much loss to the railroad company.
The McHenry murder trial commenced
this afternoon, and about one-third OF
the population Of Wellsburg and
Lagrange are present. The Sc
lection of the jury has just been COM
pleted, and Mr.. Cook has opened for the
prosecution. Caldwell of Wellsburg, Cra-
craft Of Wheeling, and ouosnoy of stou-
bcnyillc, for the defense.
Mr.. Geo. Kclls, one of the popular clerks
in Sherwood, Mooney & Co.'S banking
house, will become a benedict tomorrow
night at o'clock. The bride to be is Miss
Lizzie PRESLEY. charming young lady
of this city. Rev. Grange, of st. Paurs,
will OiliCiato. DON
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BIAINE'S ADDRESS.
Hunt 10 stiek-The Sherman Investiga'
ti0n-PersOnal.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, December 2l.-It is an
nounced, to-day. that ex-Secretary Blaine
has reconsidered his determination not to
make the address at the Garfield Memorial
Services, and has notified the Committee of
his acceptance. Whether the recent devel-
opments of the StaIwart policy to be pur-
suaded by the President, and his friends
has had anything to do with this change OF
policy on Blaines part, is question, but
here it is expected his address will be de-
voted to the laudation Of the late President
and his policy.
1t is now reported Secretary Hunt will
retain the Naval Portfolio, at least until
Spring.
The Sherman investigation progresses
slowly At the session this morning it was
disclosed that all the stationery used by
Sherman's Literary Bureau was furnished
by the Treasury and charged TO that de-
partment
Marshal wes. Atkinson was in the city
to-day. LrN.
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THE SENATE.

WASmSGrON, December 2l.-The chair
submitted communication from the Sec,
retary of War transmitting the report of
Can't. Hanwell of the engineer corps, upon
his examination of Little Red River, Ar
kansas, and the proceedings OF the Board OF
Trade of Chicago fayoring the uennepin
canal project. Referred.
Mr.. Cameron, of Wisconsin. from the
Committee on Claims, reported fayorably,
without amendment. the bill to ascertain
the amounts due citizens of the United
States for supplies furnished the Sioux or
Dakotah Indians of Minnesota, prior to the
massacre of 1862 and for the payment
thereof.
Mr.. Harrison introduced bill for 4 pub.
lie building in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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WESTON.
The Mayoralty-Ross and Danser-
Graded Sehool-COl. Beu' Niison-.
Smiths silver Wedding.


smiths silver Wedding.
Specfdl Correspondence ofths ReotTteT.
WESTON. w. Va. December 2.-The
mayoralty is question that is agItating the
people Of this town at the present, ana LOT
that position many names are belng men
toned The two prominent candidates,
boweyer. are Messrs. George Ross and
George C. Danser, and should either oi
them consent to take the position, ives
ton will have q chief executive oil
broad experience and ability TO which
She can look with becoming pride
and unmiSed pleasure. The school board
is vet in embryo, but il Is to be hoped that
the contentious fight that invariably at
tends this election has gone where Dp-
iiyion broods and memory forgee Inc
school so far has been grand success uh'
der the managementof Prot. }. J. Peterson.
In an interview with one et the tcachers
some time ago, asked him his salary per
moth He said: SIT il 50 small that II
would be libel upon the intelligence oi
| the town and arm ashamed TO tell you.
II this he true. and there is no doubt but
| IL is there is nothing that will chill the
zeal and brain Of teacher like poor pay,
and I believe there is no class OF jndiyid
mails So miserahly paid and thanklessly
handled as The pedagogue. The entertain.
ment given by the school neI'
Thursday promises TO be success. -.
Col. B. Wilson is broadening M
inherent popularity at this plase by hL
uufiagging labor for the general welfare o.
the district ne 30 efficiently represents
senator Camden is much corsmended fol
his active cooperation in the introductior
and successful management Of certain bill
that. Il passed, will be OF yreat & beneht =, !.
! IN not been for Senator Camden.
money. united with mutnt
interest in the county, the railroad betwee
weston and ClarksSurg would be anon
! the things that are yet to come,
! The firm of Rhul 4 Kobiegard, vhoesai
! merchants, are doing splendid ana su'
/ cessful business here. 49, o..,
The silver wedding st A. u smith
! is anticipated to be one Of the grsndsst
fairs In The circle OF saiefy,,
". 6. Beapstt, uho has zen soae<f1
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, December 2l.-Thc wife of Henry
George, a citizen of the United States, took
the chair at the DcfrOnt meeting of the
members Of the Ladies' Land League Tues
day. The male porter, on leaving the
premises with a bag of letters, was arrested
and sent to Kilmainham Jail.
DUBLIN. December 2l.-There will be an
other meeting Of the Corporation of Dub
lin at which efforts will be made To carry
the resolution to confer the freedom of the
city on Parnell and Dillon against all OBJ
struCtiun.
O'Brian son of Smith O'Brian, the agita-
tor of rs was fired at, but without result,
while returning from yaluing farms at
Glandore, County Cork.
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FIRE RECORD.

CuC,Go. December 2l.-The st. Paul,
MINNEAPOLIS and Manitoba round house
was burned this afternoon. Loss on the
building five thousand dollars Seven
Manitoba and two Northern Pacific engines
that were in the house were injured, it is
thought to the extent Of five thousand
dollars each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

never said anything about the inspiration
until three weeks after the shooting.
Dr.. Worcester then turned to Judge Cox
and said: IF the Court please, I under
stand that appear here ees an expert, sum-
moned by the Government, to testify Just
as believe, impartially on this case"
Col. Corkhill undertook to explain that
the witness had remained in the city
wholly against his will, when he was in
terrupted by ScoyiI1e, who, with evident
anger, protested against the action of the
counsel for the prosecution in attempting
to fortffy this witness with the jury in ad-
vance OF his evidence. a sharp colloquy
ensued between the counsel, which was in
terrupted by Guiteau, who shouted, "0h,
let him alone; he amt worth noticing.
He's working for his $500 that's all.''
The cross-examination was continued at
great lengSh, frequently interrupted by
Guiteau, WHO denounced first the witness
then Corkhill, and finally Scoyille, saying:
1T is simply matter of fast for the jury
to determine whether my free agency was
destroyed or not i claim it was, and won't
have you compromise my life, as you are
doing, by your stupid, blunderbuss way Of
examining witnesses.
You are Perfect I6aof
in this ease, and sbetween you end Corkhiil
have pretty hsrd time"
Mr.. Scoville, who had borne everything
heretofore with apparent equanimity,
seemed to fell very deeply this last evil
dence Of heartlessness and ingratitude.
His voice trembled, and for minute he
was unable to go on. Even the prisoner
realized the injustice of his conduct, and
hastened to apologize, saying, You are do
ing very well, Scoville; TO the best of your
ability"
Several times afterwards, during
the examination of DR.. Worcester,
Guhteau denounced Scoyille, and at
one time, in evident anger, and again with
a sarcastic smile: Why, your honor, he
shouted out, if ] was indicted for man
slaughter | would be hung for murder, if
Scoyillc should defend me.
Mrs. ScOville reached over to speak to
Guiteau, when he snarled at her: You
keep your mouth shut. You're as big
fool az your husband. You're a crank on
this business. If you had all stayed in
Chicago it would have been far better for
my case. These relatives are q nuisance.
would be better off if didn't have any. |
would have plenty of friends il this pack
of relatives were out of the way.
Mrs. ScOyille whispered some explanato-
ry reply, when he turned again angrily
and shouted: "YOu have been all unmiti-
gated nuisa nee in this case all the way
through" Then, changing quickly from
anger to mirth, he added, with a laugh:
You're a queer lot, you ScoyilleS." Court
adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

w.sgrso1os, December 2L-The SecrstA-
~ al State and Secretary Of the Navy had
conference this afternoon ~ TO the best
method TO be pnrsued in referenes 70 IN. ths
steamer Jeannette, and agreed thak tse oniy
thing To be done at present vas " telegraph
the United States minister nj st. Petersburg
10 request ths Russian governsent TO fur.
nish ali assistance In their p.wer. pecuni-
ary and Otherwise, towards bringing tho
surxiyors ta a place of comaunicafion -
that they might be enabled ~ reach hot.e.
The ousst,On Of sending tie United Ststss
sieamer Rodgers. now In winter quaStefs
At 81 Lsvref,ce Bay, in search Of the nitss-
ing crew Of the steamer kannette, sas dis.
cI,ssed at the Navy depsstment to<Ay, and
De conclusion reached. thAt such, sn expo
dition would be impraticAble ussii spring
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FAILURES.

CUrr,co December 2l.-S. c. Goodrich,
sewing machine dealer on State street, has
made an assignment to Henry 5. Good
rich. Liabilities about $4,000. 1t is esti-
mated that the firm would pay about fifty
rnntS ,u the dollar,
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Tu~Yesu

pgu,r,JyHr.. Dse~u,bcs H.--Dsytdh h2yr
rat. vbo-e trial f4< election irregSisrities
was interrupted Hopday, By The hscoysfy
that one Of the jurors sAs merely. psfSDe-
sting . regulxfy subpDnsed Iurymsn.
pleaded guilty today. s1d was ssntencsd e
tuo year, imp prisopfnsnt oo,ts 81 o0pft seA
q fine Of u ,0O.
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Coyliery on Fire.

MAHoxxY PLANE, Pa. Dec. 2L-Ihe Stan.
ton colliery IS on fire, from an explosion 3l
suIpbrr. Efforts are making to extinguish
tbe flames. In the meantime four hundred
employees viii be out OF work.
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Trotter Dead.

lxprAsAPoLIs, IND. December sl.-Ihs
well known trotter Red Cloud, with a
record of 2:l6. died at the stable OF his
owner, Jas. Wade, OF Edinburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

cuous p,onuue;anyeutos and nrInberless coA-
ficts between would-be ruters are over.
American goods ase being brOssht In and
are generally scught after. Machinery,
agricultural implements, and fresrms, are
on the free list. and of the other imports,
about half go through the Mexican custom
houses and the balance go in contrsband.
One reason of this is the manner in which
Mexican Custom Houses
are managed, the collections being yeIa.
tiOus and burdensOme, and good many OF
their officials seeking TO exc out their sad
aries by unjust fines and forfeitures. MIN,
lister Fosters letter on these subjects had
created great deal OF feeling among these
gentlemen, and several attempts had been
made to answer it: but the trouble was his
statements could not be contradicted.
Gen. StrotlIer thought that with a settled
and PROSPEROUS administration such as now
prevailed, Mexico would introduce needed
reforms in her customs system.
The Germans
do more business in Mexico than any other
foreigners. their establishments usually
being branches of large European houses,
and carried on by trained representatives,
who understand the language and habits OF
the natives; but the Americans are more
popular than any other nationality, and
are increasing their foothOld i'll the country
as well as in the cities.
The Confederate Colony.
which settled in the lower part OF Mexico
when the war ended, is raising coffee,
fruit, cotton, etc, using the native Indian
labor, and is reported as flouriShing.
With the aid of the railroads which are
now reaching into and through Mexico,
Gen. StrOther thinks that large and lucra-
tive trade may be established between this
country and Mexico. As it is now,
wheeling Nails and Glass
are often noticed in the City of Mexico,
and as the nearest point OF supply Americans
ought to be able TO pay for
her coffee, fruits, etc, which now come
from Brazil and outside countries, and are
paid for in gold by the American importer.
Gen. Grants railroad is regarded in
Mexico as certainty, something over
million dollars being already invested in
it Ian.
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ANOTHER BALDWIN.
The City Auditor or Newark sisS.ooo
short.

NEWARK. y. J., December 2i.-Another
financial fraud is just revealed. Frederick
A. Palmer, auditor of city accounts, sur
rendered himself and was imprisoned on
his own confession that he has emDezzled
ahout sl25 900 OF the city funds the past
three wears, and lost it in Wall street specu-
IationS. He asserts that no one is impli-
Gated with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

4. is said that Christisncy Is out with
another explanation" \ decent re-
Spcct Gor the opinion of mankind re-
ouirce nothing of the sort.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

Los of memory, universal iassitude.
main in the back. premature old age,
promptly cured with Browns Iron Bittsra-
Il restores lost functions sAd strengthens
the weakened parts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

Russia has Jews enough of her own to
grind, without operating on American
Jews. The Car has struck good
place to draw the line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

There are several of Johnny Crapaud,
The French census just taken gives q
populstion Of over IS, ,0O0,0 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22
CRIMES.

New York. December u. Policeman
Fitznatrick, who shot and killed Officer
Horizon. surrendered himslf to Inspector
Byrnes this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

TO OkfHAsAA
This csnpany closed hse
lat nighs 70 po0r hoxss, aishnaaah - -
company and pieces estisisd u % ~ ~e
confederation
psoE s1AHL
This evening Prnk. Glshl and win will
give one "a their ehdcs eatsstsinmssts q
the Open HouA. A very lasgs nunhos Il
sests bsps sl:sAdy heen sold. The pro
gramne II M escellsat oos, snd the eatsr-
tainDsst Sill he q superior one In sii psr-
ticulsS&
JOIN q CLARKE
To-morrov evening this fsvodte oems Aiaa
will sppesr n The OPEN Hooss - WsoiaG-
ton " Boots suA Toodles-
oSE ngspsD Wives. M
Mondsy and Yssseay 81 Moaaev natl
nee the sbove nansd ssDsdy Vim dvsa
| st the OperS Houaa.
| Tk wdshiaolos wo11;
"Ons Hunapsd wiveg' = eless. pase e.
svest, and its not 70 bsgSoa6ssel g ~
! niuisten of ths 0ospsi InvS roep0DooADA
| t. - Is is without drsn T. ~ pas1ay
Ansroan. dnss ~ psssssted q thk
sOssty sins. Hsrnss - sss !sahr
snmd gnd1p 80 witA ~msogssR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

In the light Of the civil suits, the Star
route .ang is convinced that the head
Of the Postoffice department is a very
un,ivi fellow. But they must give
down" "
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nExICO.
Interview with the American Consul
Progress OF the COuntry-Railroad
Imports-wheeiing Products, Etc.
Special bispdsch 10 tie Register.

Special bispdseh 10 tie Register.
WAsHINsroS, December al saw Gen.
II. II. Strother, the Porto Crayone'of Harper
celebrity, and former West Sirginian, for
few moments, yesterday. He only re-
turned from the City of Mexico few days
since, at which city he holds the Office Of
American Consul, and he is here spending
his furlough snd possibly stiffening him
self up with the new Administration. He
says there has been general revival of
trade in Mexico recently aud that the gov
ernment is in receipt OF enough revenue to
discharge its obligations to its army and civil
servants. -, go.
The Present. tAdninistrasiea
and government IS apparently settled and
established irmly. and the days Of pcomis-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

English constables are still prancing
around Ireland with guns on their shoul-
dcrs, and pitching the poor tenants into
prison. They must do something to
earn their money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

IHAD great trouble with my lungs nnai
! used Peruna Am we'll, MIA a. b';sxe'
Pittsburgh. Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

Two thousand Nova ScotianN have
died Of diptheria within a year, and the
Government authorities are becoming
alarmed at its ravages and are seeking
means 10 check it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22
THE NEWS.

Yellow fever has assumed alarming
PROPORTIONS at BaradOes and at San Do
mingO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

NJ. bxby hsd terrible ssre scalp,
fsesSbyl fsfuna sused u. yeaa csoss,
sitsbQFsa, n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22
The House Committees,

as announced, have proved unsatisfactory
to almost everybody. especially to those
who were not consulted as to the changes
made in the last twenty-fOur hours, and
are harshly criticised by both wings OF the
Republicans, the one because Hiscock was
not slaughtered and the other because
KassOn was reduced to the ranks.
The fact that Mr.. Kenna was left off the
Commerce Committee is likely to make the
work of completing the West Virginia river
improvements more difficult; but the Com
mittee, as organized, is considered essen
TALLY river and harbOr improvement
body. and while it will take some work, it
is not likely that those now under way in
West Virginia will be abandoned, but the
outlook for new schemes is not tiattering
Mr.. Wilson retains place on the Com
mittce on Foreign Affairs, but is one notch
lower on the list than at the last session.
Lax
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

TmrEK's Balm 70. pain eurss any psi,
I'm three minutes. Why viii Jon suhsSf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

The cincinnati Gazette is after Blaine.
R,., lust ~ likely as not it will drop back
in is, old channel and go for Gideon or
Earach. or the Generals Of the Punic
N.nr. IN it, next issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22
THE HEGIRA.
Dull Times Ahead--The Committees
and What are Thought OF Them
Chances for River and Harbor Im-
prOVements-

Special DiSpatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, December 2l.-There has
been a general fitting of members and Wis
ftors tonight, and until after the holidays
the city will be extremely dull. Most of
the department will be open only half OF
each day during the holiday season, and the
President and nearly all the heads of
department will be absent, and as
both Houses have adjourned, most of the
members going home for their Christmas
turkey, there will be little going on here
to interest the general public. When
Washington is dull that is, when Congress
is not in session, it is about as dull as any
place in the world, outside of Philadelphia,
and those who are compelled to remain
Tor the next two W eeks, will have 4 good
chance 10 testify this fact.
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roE. uAHL
,olsx q CLARKE
oxE nuspsxp vrvs

To-mosrov evening this fsvodte cems ziaa
ton " Boots suA Toodles-