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The Ninth Massachusetts.

Springfield Republican,.
A most elaborate effort is being made
to blow away the charge that the Ninth
regiment of the Massachusetts militia,
or members of it, misbehaved during
their trip to Yorktown. 1t is admitted
that all along the way stories OF miscon-
duct sprang MP, bnt the regiment and
its defenders deny that Theses rumors
have any basis, and insist that all such
charges are false and had their only or
igin in the jealous enlnity OF other and
rival militiamen, and "oid soldiers at
Washington say the Massachusetts blus,
and nothing else, caused the false and
damaging reports" This sort OF de.
tense may do for marines and particu-
larry confiding Old ladies'; but the peo-
pie OF Massachusetts, will not be entirely
satisfied that everybody outside of the
Bay State is leagued TO throw odium
upon its representatives; that such
dense and general smoke hides no FIRE.
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TuE buckwheat crop is proving good.
lie, rs continue TO be happy.
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Parker's f G!NSeR

BESI HEALTH AED STRENGTH REsToRER USED
Cures Complaints Of Women and diseases Of
the stomach, Bowels, Lungs, Liver and Kid.
neys aud is entirely different from Bitters,
Ginger EssCGC-s aud other Tonic, as |: never
iuI01 icstes. DC and 81 sizes. Lane saving by
buying 81 szes. HISDOX & CO,
OrSLlta IhemlstN. '. !.
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GurrEAr's bullet is proving a COM
plete success, politically.
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MARRIED..

CGLEEAY-HOwELL-G Thursday, octo-
Der -, lssi, IN ST. Matthews Church, Of
o'clock ?. NJ by the Rev! X r. Swops, NJ,
EkaLW O6LsBaY 70 Miss SAILIE HOWELL, all
of III city.
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ALEXANDER BONE. SIR.

NOTARY PUBLIC, GENERAL BUSINE8e
~ and Real Estste Agent.
Loans negotiated Stocks bought and sold,
Merchants and Manufacturer Cooks opened,
examined and closed. Estates settled, EOtes,
Book Accounts and Rents Collected. Houses
Rented and Leased. Collections promptly re-
mitted. Advances made. All baSne8 cores-
Circular and References LIS Market Street,
Cnngle's Bloch, over CIV Bank. Wheeling. ".
Va. jann
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Ill PERSONS DESIRING TO VISIT THIS
n new Summer Resort, near Oakland, Nd,
are informed that tickets al excursion rates
will be sold TO OaklsRd and return from me
principal stations on the B. & o. K r., on Tues.
day, November lst good for live days, on al
regular passenger traius The sale OF lots vii!
take place Oh Wednesday. November End
Trains leave Wheeling on tuesday az 80 auu
$500 n and j:l5 P. ". Good accommodations
eau be obtained at Oakland at moderate rates.
or27eods G.. =. MASDEN, Pres't.
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programmeY
The Kitchen Cabinet.

Chicago Times, Ind.
There il some ambiguity in tue state
ment that the President has told the
members Of the Cabinet that ne had no
time to see them, for he has two Cabi-
nets. One is an official Cabinet, con-
sistiug OF the heads OF the executive de.
psrtments, Mr.. Blaine, Mr.. James, MIR.
Kirk wood, Mr.. Hunt, and MIR. Lincoln,
and, till couple OF days ago, Messrs.
Window and MacVesgh. The other is
an unofficial cabinet, consisting OF men
who hold no public office, or al least
none connected with the executive
branch of the government, and
whose only connection with the
President is the purely person
al one of being his "chums."
This is the Kitchen" cabinet, as it is
sometimes called. 1t is now fully OF
ganized and transacting business. 1t
consists OF General Grant, private cit.
izen, who acts as the premier, or chief
cook, OF the kitchen cabinet, and who
seems to have almost as much influence
over the distribution OF offices as he mad
between the years 1869 and 1877; Mr..
Roscoe Conklipg, also private citizen,
who has been repudisted by the Reput-
licans OF his own State; General Beale,
also a private citizen, of whom the ma.
ton knows scarcely anything except
that since General Grant ceased
to be the tenant of the White
House he has usually been the
guest OF General Beale when
ever he has been in Washington; and
Messra John A. Logan, Donald Came
ron, and John P. Jones, Senators
from Illinois, Pennsylvania
and Nevada. These gentlemen COM
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DevIlish Sly,
Washington Pest.

Mr.. John Sherman may not be tough,
like Bagstock. but, like BagstocS, ne is
devilish sly. He has but few familiars,
aud those he seems 10 have selected
with rare judgment. II il Were not for
| his grinding avarice it is doubted il half
as much would be known as has already
come to the surface, but the millionaire
who cannot bear to provide 80 cheap a
thing rs lemonade lunch" for his al
herents is apt TO leave tracks by which
he may be followed to graver violations
OF law and decenCy.
Don't Want the People to Know.
Phils. Tim = (Tnd.l
The President ems TO be greatly en-
barrassed in getting new Cabinet. The
real trouble appears to be in the Difficult
ty OF getting the administration satlsfac
torily Stalwartizad without letting the
people know it before the November
cleo ions. Upon the whole, President
| Arthur might about 81 well give the
party Stalwartism straight, instead OF
halt-shelling it until after the elections
are over. PennsylS ania understands
his administration now quite as
we'll as it will when Blaine shsll
vzcate for his Stalwart successor, and
the people will vote down Bosslsn and
StalSartism, NJ matter whether he
makes his Stalwart Cabinet now as a
whole, or makes it piecemeal hereafter.
Virginia won't be influenced In any de.
gree by the new Cabinet, as Malone and
Reputation have the postotfices nov
and that is all there is in the ADMINISTERS
ton in that State. AS to New York the
President doesn't very much want it 10
90 Republican this fail. 10 which he is
quite likely to be graIfied. and wha, is
there left to make the November cleo
tons hinder the no inevitable Stalwart
programmed
The Kitchen Cabinet.
Chfnaoo Tiunaa Ind
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
FOR SALE CHEAP,

nNE GOOD YOUNG HORSE: m
JOS. spEIDEL 4 co.
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LERES BAERR & 60. RH>e!sag, ". 70
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The REGISTER has, heretofore, sug-
gested the great advantages to the As
ISOLATION end TO the city is-sseetiHs q
grand Exposition. Building on this side
the river, and devoting the fair grounds
exclusively to the agricultural depart
.f;i5 'j
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PIE STATE FAIR AssoCIATIoN't
g OPPORTUNITY
81 The'staa Fan Asssdasipn iscnnsid'
ering the sostter OF incrsssing the ca
1pacity Of their szposiiisn bpildips (
They realize the necessity Of more
room for exhibitors. ~
, 1881-03-17
STATE AFFAIRS.

NtIrIdF 01Innfrk m Tlt Thjt6d1 7rihUnk.
,.s,s' ap.s'"' Mt.,, ,,arot % n |rhn s,n,n 1ua.
.ASs.Nu, s'e' aae" .a 'l.,',a, ,hat
when Sel.atar Rich rcsig,,s tho resignation must
,,a, rn that ,yy nr #, ,,t,nr worJs. ttorc will
he no sacnhey III Ills aistflct u nc fes'Rns how
to take effect ut sotn' future day: honcv no VIII
resign this week, nr mt iursl,eSt cxt Monday, IA
Hill ,.".! ~ .',l..s,a. .s '''o""e' ~ 'A0
8pFstfH eiceuoh.
Il petition Is intferltR through tho CRrit0l to.
tluy pruy,t,H thu President to nflrnint afnrk s.
I.m,v.r t,r ,tm sixth t,IstrIct. Il, sou,p foreign
.I.,' :. 49, 49,, .,.,,,nJ ~, ,,n,,r,, nvn.v
H''sslnt. IL HAS peeh s'4Hcu Wy "':"t'5 osoiS
, 1881-03-17
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

T,fE Committee on jail nnl .1a!l .tcconntsha havo
ordered :au nuw mattresses ant rs tnafy blankets
for the Jail.
T,sE CuiIrcsor IF t1yilo t'ark Is chasing up his
t,,i,ks ntitl will return thom In tcw days. lilo
has ,Diicclc nbo1,t $lUJ.MA, md the delinquency
foots up abut,t *1aJ,U00. Tho delinquency for per-
sunnl property tux Is very small; md II tho cni-
celur Ind n,,,i Ills bnuks In timo tho showing fur
tho rrul-gsttte tnx Would have l.eun fur bettcr
thnu 1t ls.
THE building experts. Mcssrt. slt!l!.an. uran-
ns, and ket1;lal!. who were employed !" nvcst s1
peHRtng away. They hhsu cut through the Walls
in yIro.ls plHccs. nttl IRE slid to lr nnklny y
vi their Investigations n not knw!i i!t VIII not
be until tE,ey art' rcaly to mike their report 10
tic Csa'nty lso1,e'.
THllEE nltIr.. indictments wGre Nunelcd by
1t.tlEu lnwcs yesertlhy on tct,lltt ~ tho prose-
ontiilg WITNESSES ,lIrs NOT beln4 iuhurset1 .tpnn
thcn.' ..rl,v Intnte,l were Thnlnas H!Inra,t,
han. John Kelly. W,ll!nm Colter, ami Unstnye
E}erR, nl FIR malicious mischief. SI1Ge this
pnl'it hHs ocun r!seu, although i IS t.shnssi.
ilitt,re indictments sFltl, M l,uuf, be frGG from
such teltcts.
TME Committee Oil Equalization has nbn1t
de,ers,,Ii,ctl mt To a!luw tho County Clerk
"expcrts' to spend srcHt 'ttAi ct tatle iookisiE
uvrr thu forfeiture ux-bt,uks. hut. Instead. u
put thnuI 1T work ln,kInK mp tho lesllrn Ut
whether or l,ot tho blck taxes tlnte been prop.
a 10 through tho rccur.'s and II no rrcg!lnr-
tties arn discovered tho probabilities arI That
iurthor investigation will bo abandoned.
Tnr building Committee hcld Il meeting yes.
terliny ntterfu0l,. Arctlteet EEt rpcoIitlelltt'
ell tls.t +. j. scAtnn hs allowed s7glD 0! his cur.
pcntry contrAet, Asld tho ct,lIinlttce WI rep's
thp Cnnn,ittec it m tilt hi tho u,rs Of Tho ncw Uo,irt-
ilT'se werp rl.stv far ihg rerert!on et p!Ate"
E!nss. wlr Ills es,,ltrucs cnllcd fur shert- xlsa
snre.slass y, ,st tho toiu,niituc can determine
what Ii best to te 'l"ec. Archltcct Eg,'n sont In
, 1881-03-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AID.

TIE rltlAh or TUE CASE lE"tS'
J,tlyc Murun IN tho Criminal Court.
Thu ,lctvl,,uuts were represented by Den,
s,tIss nm, Mr. iinrtv' i;, Mum md Atsxtunt
Suites Aitarncy IuHhnns conducted tlie cslsc Ii.
behalf 1T tho prosecution.
Tho whulo fur,.n,,on md tho gycntcr pHrt ot
"v ~. . IT, ,h s,,,,t",. ~
N" ntte1"o' w ."as''a ia no e'u.to" H., W.
first witness WIS piacet ulnn thu stu,ld.
rhn iury i!rnlly tuipunulul was III follows:
Atoxn,,nsr K"n,c5v Aifr,.t .yn,nson. ". n
Kramer. ls,lwHrt Lawrence, Potter Hurry, Il, D.
Cu1en,,,I, William Hchwurlu, Hurry RHnlstlpss,
Mat IRn,u,n,,t fIttt, fttts.h. e. Ii. Atursilull
,,...,,, :. s,",' N
, 1881-03-17
CHARLES II. HAM.


0ESElsAL nESlltE 70 Have HIM REMAIN AP-
rHAIsEK.
Thu following iettpr, to which tho t,anlcs Of NIL
tho ChIcAgn Importers were easily secured, bus
bucu sunt to tho President:
clcAuo Mascl.I: hf. Erce',emey e rrest. :s,,I.
.inH nt,,,c,s 10 ti,o oiiico ur inI,sti stn'cs H.
rrnlser ut tho port Of ChlcnEt', We, the u,u'cr-
s,x i:f'''n,s 1 to y r,o 81 to
present Appraiser, Mr.. Chlres II. tlu.n.
III his official career Mr Hun, il,.s always tecn
found a. NILE yg'lM,'t and fa!'ai" oeer and
Ts p'on of ch!ss rs nTt Wsrn r ne9ry n
NUN. and, grnerA1ly, upui ilcrehaI1tlEso i!!st
lMbie to fraAlnlont entry. tltllEnIid. m the nice
or Arprasser T. tn.n aI Ercas sk!!l; ILL., ts'inea ie,
wu bcliovo Iii. linn to hp. Therefore W. muEo
this Recommendation, aud most respectfully rc-
Ysst i%T @ i yHus f,orah! ss s"qs'S:t,s + Rn9n ,o
Verghu, Rllhlll.u + Cn., scl1. Schwull S Eo,
Carsoil, Piric, scott s seha'.dix, Foren.an &
wilson viii; brothers. 1;.idy. 1larvcy Il Co.,
Cd. !Ie.1rge ". Webrr &co.,
1,tst, Russell e. To-, ST. il. Wells 10,
Luowcnti,al, Kaufman !. L. FMrnum.
i. Mecol,um MI;il, & Co., t,ahsl. waapod I c.,
j. Il. Mcoker 4 Co., Fhc,ps, btalac i Palmer.
Gins Csvss,ga i Co, lugr.liaa,, Curbl,s {
M91@' isnriey / Tyrrcll, lras. @ i,urt & K5nyu,au.
i?sE:; i. i, Eisk T., ~. .: Y: Richards,
q. il. Ku!th & Co., i. Cr!tsuntle,l,
Julhts jlaucr& TO-, H. I. Murphy,
| Chnpln : uare, :; a. fstGksr.
Jinsct,. Mci;lurg s Co., Ang!t- American Pack
j. jos. 81. II. <; D' juicy t,c" i. t'f i@in Co.,
W,Il!ntn ttArln {: SIMS, J. Il. lieesne Il To-.
| Downing. Sheldon Il Co.'s. II. lA,rnn!o & TO-,
e. NJ. iIG,l,icrsnn& Il CD. i. j. StnricA.
Sweat pfpser .s., Ga1; Y HrS.!%;
, 1881-03-17
TILE GRAIN-UECEIVERS.
1tSlIt.~C ltISt 1trf1Ytr

Tim o1lce ot I, prnnlt,unt xraIn- rccefyor WIS
,.,.a.,,., ,,,;,,I ,,,, :. ,r,,n,,,,,. ro,,,,r, IT,
5cs'es'"S '.sNo" ~ ''ino'" . 'elo..c. ~
scArch Ut thtorEhltlon teRAENWH pHPtt WHICH
1t WIS ruu.ured hah t,unn quietly circulated OIL
tho t,n,rh nf slrnp tte div rrnylplls AMI which
,r.+"s,.., ,,.i,s, thn Wrl.,,, mn, tto,v frr.stI
i'u.es'eG ~ "e"'ta. 'no :" ''s .,a,', a ~ ~
kntiOn' fhe gentleman nekllt"!ct1Rea that auch
ii pIler hat! hesn circulated, anu sud;
"Sulno Hi the Hrhi,l' rcGtstvpfsIo'tr tnfee-
tnurahH or theill !h 1act-!tei 1haI tnoS hase
!r.eH 1nltrGlreSenttttt ny tue Ctftnnllt!eo tsint
hAvo prtEerrcii Eiilr9es itEssillst mo litlftl t
!ths!flGau Aha TAtthouso cHhMHslnH1leIs; "io
tlhVe stn!en tlat HOY MtEe ehlls!Gi N!Lo tho
present lnw re4ar.lK sr:in- Inspection, whereas
1ie n.!nrtty q tho roe'ssrs ,eilcva that tho
Inv u very telcGttse aslu should III AmcnaeA ur
rct.r%rd' .rHr ,,ro,,. .,o,v.rs ,,vo rorw,r,oa ~
Springfield lapgs which spraks for itself, ald
whisa! rsi!,s ~ i"lao%s: -, ,s ,,.o,,,
"'fhr nmucrsKhtt'; ahetubofs 81 tno l!t'ftfl OF
Trnse pt Chltnun. and GiEnHetl III tne nsfnesS
kntsSH ~ t',t nt Ksnltl- reccivors .lustraus "
hnvlnE properly W. tl1n'g ~ nr'periy Inspected
n Gens'lll.ti. ~ dci'ly t!et'rCeto TIC attempts
mne 10 tlcfrnt thu rellrin!''l1nentnf slr Geospo
ithl!rnatt Cut!l'l'shnn' W.T. 'elh Il u duty to nd
, 1881-03-17
MxfItIeI4iGE LICENSES.
,[)Et1II{S.

pARlIS-In this city. March ~ ut rboGmatlc-
rnuuil,,nin, kn L., bDl0ycA Mtf0 VI BtGPlun FnTln,
nAet, u yeara. . a.. ., a.
tuny 1T IL o1ock by cMrS!ARes 10 1rncDlnnd ten!0-
lury.
OUNUlIuE-At lat SOUTH ClnEk.st. last nRIlt,
Funvr,l 70 tnke tIHtr ut IL o'clock FsIony nosnIlR
by S1lra 10 CAtvnry Ict1ctury.
WEl,t.3-At tho tllt Jcnpo's 1luno. March IL Miss
Sarat Wells. HKsn II yuMrs.
FuJierni fri,In lilo fes4unee Ut John y. F9rus, IL
pfnu.si, Erluy 3iArcN IL ut to ft0khlIl C1Me-
tury Iy c.rrhtgb4 Frasnds hru tnVttuA tu u1tGHii.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MeMaAutl, Ut No. 1Gl Thirty.
uFat-st., sunday MurCh H.
Hlleau tn tlakwtInA Wednesday. .........
tr- Hew fnss nnd English Ialora pieasu COPY.
NLAKE-AlHrcI n aA thu rcslAIrnru OF hrf pnrents
IN Nurth Tau inR-ak. thMlu, MANA years nnd
iniItllh nIAuat Lau4htur Ut Juhn t. And llzzia lakc
Ut ilphtherla. ~,
FuilUTI from Abovo rnslAsnca Friday, ssAFch 10, a.
hali-IHst Il O'Clock. by currA1Heu tu HusulIiIl.
, 1881-03-17

uCrtlEfi mol 1nFfnhhRtH tNnt tIGt HHfH lNlls'H
enabln,i to RnIn admission Ia tho place.
ccivcti II tho Custom. n,'scynster!ay: vsspho.
% +cases e"ttot,.. S oa:c. flincns: y. L. itarl.sk
To-. case R.spcnlers: ]. ', Farwcll ~.
sa:ss a;s s:f' 3s ,S soG: 9sy ' fs1sF sss
rnsks chtnHwarc: John lllcRrn. o.sc tn,rcchisr'.
4ra:ea tm,,antfactnrca m wstut anu l.rn,:e: ; MaI-
T%ter &t;u., II cns,,s .iry g,o,s; l.. Wtrlf Man.
MfactMr!nR Company. = crates rarthelsarc; q.
n NaSt Mf d cescs s snss tn:si nk 5S ss sa. csrs
Fuller 4 Fuller. cascs ,nnrphtnu; Chicago Car.
In, c,ti wlrc- rope. cnse machinery: A!cNclhs
innn & sur. case cjuars. Collections. $fassx.
yy asInF eecns "ss''rzSl s!, tas sysnlng
Hcymolis c.,tivctc.l n tmrtn,R Of tho fatr snx to
select Maynr; snS 1ylta,on W. y, sccnte; m n
tic tnrntIilv IN spite OF his pratcstations. Mrs.
IL. Nticnrl! auld tiat sno understood
tic tic ss''na !'ss Of W." ealli.,s ; S.a!s. Il, t.
er,zy. and. III her uptuh'n the whals thing w.s
Il s,ipcrlattvc fnrce:it put hrr n mini IT what
thoy ue.' 70 sny 4, her aehtK''..snys-", tr.,it
md this tho sentiment nf tho prcsn,lt tlleet-
inE. Mrs. nynn mDvcd Ithnt tho eal!cr Of tho
applause. Mrs. nshop snii sho considered Mr..
itcynulls' eD,tluCt The light or Huperelllous ur-
roxnncr. Tho meeting tton adjourned.
SuMnE ot Letsss hays cen r}sc'ys scm.
or lEnbry srcet md tur,,l,,x tlion hacx It these
s"ense. nt % ir"nsfcrrinx TIC rassenTors tu ,hr"ph
cnra. which are "ftcI mi! whom they tcneL fi'9
pnnt wero those individuals who wcre dropped
OH nrc waiting fnr tHen. Sl1cll ucGIrrenceH US
these nre vcry unpleasant, not merely III tho
passengers, hut nIs 10 ihc' street rM;lw',y ensn-
1S IL tic ssss M Il @
Huugers. Owing 70 tho siluw. which hns Tiled up
a1r na Ma ~ x. s.rnss wt ~ aas nxssp
of tho cnrs Is exceedingly How. It hoIMetitllcs
tnkrs them u 1'lnrter " nj, hour 70 koa to,s
tensions tn kreping TN TINA. thoy hhvc tn turn
hack t'rforr rc.iehlnv tue end of tho ,,'utc. lf
nsy .@ss M or not .hty IL so pSsos u wh Witt tS
~ 10 tuo Gid OF tho rn'.1e, they
would e rutt!nx t. ErSat' In inc1ys,ensn n .;,,
Haml"ph @ ' md nd siadison strcsts nrnr State, Tor
tho prrpnse of getting ts,,Isportation TO thetr
has TO be put up with.
| ar. rArnlcK's nAY
will be celebrated tn-tlay In very quiet ma,..
nor. There Will by nj. prnccsst'. hs!d the ni.'st
''i i, The o rins It Il, pa,rieks c5slreh, md tho
st h xh rMs. MSsshs Il ,9 rs Shie as
been celebrated H. tho city since tho dcMth ht
Tho Into l.,snnp Foley--wIll begin n, a r.. Ny, ,,
lie prt,,is,,lt,ce by Fnther Smith. Ut Nj. Vlnccnte
Church, wtll last until! nool.. u..u,,,.. .,,,,.
wh!rh will !'n attended by nt,,lt ol K.,rstst tic
following !lst q tonsts wi!! .hc drunk T. aua 4 re-
ynitci stntcs." lamcs i. i!!ah:, Ircianl'
ln,i4s rt,"'aas A. M.rs,!; "Ths sra,s q I III!
1an: lily ii Chesso." Mayor Harrison; "The
, 1881-03-17
BITTER AND CHEESE,

SOUTH Ei.nIH, ILL.,, March t5.-lt Is reliably sta
teh thut Il. Il. Tetrt & Co. will build new cheese
and butter factory ut South EIgIu rs soou rs
spring opens. Mr.. Telrt formerly owncd hnlt-
interest III tho SOUTH ElBn fartory, now owned
by Supervisor Curiislc. md ut the tin,u whun h0
hnst e0ntrhi of 1t i WIS q ,slntcsi th9 rqst cx-
tenslsu flCtory Of tllg knd In tho UntUa Suites.
, 1881-03-17
THE STRIKE At FALL RIVER,

DOsroN, Mureh lG.-1ho strike nt tho Aulcrl-
cut Print Works ut l'll ltiverstll1 ctntlnHcs THIS
morning tho uunlbcr Ut operatives who ap-
poured rcRly to work WIS too Bntlll tn sturt with.
Tile munger ortlsred tho mill to Hhut down TIL
tho strikers return tn wurk. Tho u'vLiurS pro-
claim no hlXllcr WuHcs C.l.l now 0o p4tt.
, 1881-03-17
TAXABLE DEPOSITS.

ftETuttSa tir PRIVATE AND RrATE BANKS.
Tho experts whu nrc t., csthtls1G tho hunks NJ
tho International 1lntik will not set II wurk fur
suvrrn ,1Hys yet. T'HR Tntht'SE, whlch has IN
ttlsancc chrnneic.l Tho dnIngs III thia cnsc Pre-.
scnts tho following list. rs nlntu nr by tho yn-
rlot,s banks to tho Collector Of Internal l}ev-
rul1G:
, 1881-03-17
DIED FROM DRINKING TUnrES-
TIME.

C1SCtSNATI. O.. Murch 1B-Jncob Evorst. a
drunken mnn. utter II snrce, hnsiilg beeIl rc.
fused liquor, drank ii !nrge quantity of tnrpen-
tine. md dlutl fruOi Its ELECTS lust Saturday
gyonDAg. This hMppeIIud III II reinute corner OF
Euytltu County. Ohfu.
, 1881-03-17

HARRISBURG, March la.-ln tho House this
morning Nr. ltaddln,an produced ii ctpy Ut the
litsburx Ca1,He,rasl- Gaz<tte and road It's corre-
spoadenco frsltn this city rutlocttnx soscroly
Mpon tho all!olat conduct Of spcukor Hewitt, ae-
ter 0t refcrrua crrt4ll bulls tu the Ct,tu.uitlee.
Sir. hud,iltnan subnlitse't q resolution Tor the
expulsion nf Dr. Fninlnr. tho alieke'l nntbnr.
cnti.ed gtcnt uxcitolnuns. ulld WAS hnally Fs-
fesrel IL d speetnl committee.
, 1881-03-17

oppose the pnssn9c nf tho bill 10 settle tho ''chl
Oh tho basis submitted by ttr hnu.hOurs.
a resolution wns introduced III tho 1lo.iEa,
with Il r,cul,rJAl, ttnknx to tho Impeachment ne
Judge &. W. TyIcr. nf Montgomery Ca,1tnty, IN
tho nIleEc'l proiinI nr MeEtoet Ut nilro. drunk
Cnnrss, misrepresentation, hila attempted u.s.
eHYInali0p.
, 1881-03-17

Nnnot,suk and Cnrtscoli Spool silk, Twist. etc.,
hest In tho world fnr ftrCssNakgrs. Wheeler s.
Wilson manufacturing Cu., lt5 Stnto stscot.
, 1881-03-17
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

r. BnCEIE, of Amstcrflnn, llol'hntl, II ht tae
Palmer.
ANAsa Conn, Of Lincoln, Neb., Is NJ the
TNamcr.
A. STEPHENSON, Of Mcnom'ncc MIe'l'' Is Mt the
Sherman.
D.r, MoopE and wifo, Of Denver, Colo, are Mt
tho t'ncl(lc.
SIxrY.TwO THOUSAND pf>LtA'1s It'll rehs''f"s
was disburscd yesterday.
i, II, Mc.rAvts1l mil William Clarke, Winnc-
Deg, MINI. nre nj tho Pncfic
j, ST. THATCHER. cx-1'ntcnt Commissioner,
Washington, Ia III tho P1cftsc.
Tns average yicl!l Of tho Chcago dls!tlleries
for the mouth Of February WIS a!ts g'tl'ons 10
tho bl,elltt.
II, Gtt,xsr,r:, or Nottingham, u. ". Iicat. Of
Lon,ion, England; Charles GusnEii. 2, iinsro;
g. 1ternrnyi, Paris, Frhnce, are tit tho l1,eltc'
Tr,E first n1,i,tnI grand plltncntnry hull ~ mo
wiuIrsuIn tncn commission merchants Wns given
last ntEht'nt Hrnnd's Hall 1t WIS " very !'c"a'
affair. |
THE .llsbnrscmcnts Mt tho sn,1rcnsnrIyS ~, yrs. "
tetdny u,11snInteti to S1nGAE IN Hi,l'l Hnd $tAU IN
silver. Seven thousand dOiars III silver WIS fe'
ccivch |
THE nscrnal.reyrnae rcrenS; tt,; ,sy ycsies'1Gny ny
Ipiris. *l,5IH fur cigars. $l7d' for tol"toco' anu
$:l1u7 for beer.
TIE wcll.known English wMr curresncs1,nlei,t. s,I,.
nsfa1mta {is ;Is .rnIn iis s.is1cc w be srhe
inner life Of II Wnr Correspondence.
TuE Chicugn wou,cn's tlul' hsl.l ihelr regular 't
wcckly mctnE s nt tU sn rna r,ate e Hyess W.
Transacted papers bo,tlx rcfti and discussed.
Maaasse' optiean. il Ma!!!sSn street; In,nuSH ~
Building. was, nj y: hl., II t1egrncs; IL T. III ri
T. !: m:, Ill., .ss; ~ >. II; Ill., =: lid T. '' ''
e.Mn. sAvE, tho Consul Gencrnl Of belgium u
Stock Yards mud In.cknR -huses sestSrssa,y s,
with Mr. Itenrottn. tne Frs!tli r. cona''l' anu Mr'
, 1881-03-17
A cHIl n n,Fs FROM HYD3opH1Bla,

MEsfrlI14, TENN, Mnph M.-t;lbert kcck. a
youth ycars Old, lied lust night with fully de-
yUlupcti symptoms of hyti:ophnbin. fle WAS h!t-
teu by lllbi1 dug lust Christmas. Several other
porsons were bilaon ut tho sutno time by tho
ItIlit.
, 1881-03-17

Millions Df rnss, mice. cuts, hel.hllgs roncho?
lDso shefrlivGs by collision with Though OIL Hats.
Eultl By druggists. 15o tloxes.
, 1881-03-17
We recommend l;ldreatgc So wtng-machines

Go to Wheelcr T. Wllssltl Manufacturing Co.,
155 Stntu street. for Flurunco knlttlng Silk.
, 1881-03-17

" FsFF 1JTHNs - =
ALBANY, N. y. March lH.-Tho Assembly this
tuor,I,t1a passcd tho c,,,aI toll sheet IA ndopte
BY tha Cli.nl linnri.
Tho ltt tD runIvo t1e restriction OIL sufrraES
In tho Y1nte, hnsat mi srx. VIM reported III tho
Assembly FIR tho consideration Ut tho llHtisr
'rhls IL to allow wu,..un to vntu 1T I'LL tlgctis,ls.
, 1881-03-17
H0RE:h()lJHD&7AR
TT Invariably Cures Coug]lA
Colds, Hoarscncss. Sore Throats,
Asthma, Group, nnsl NIL Affec-
tions Of tho Breathing Organs.

It's eootlling Influence upon tho rritated
nir passages 10 duo TO the facs that its ingredients
arc tho n,ust et1lcaciou< pulmonlcs known.
tho 1,asIs Of tho article bcing tho honey Of tha
horel.onnl pinnt, chemically united with the
Ahics 11nlann,ca, or Balm OF <:llrntl. There
nrc besides flvo 0t1tcr hntanlo elements which
Elvc additional efficacy.
Those WHO haro used It say TINT Hale's
Honey of Hore1.ound md Tnr Is wondor-
fully remedial in nil enses whe.o the organs OF
respiration arc affected, and that Its action il
unusually rapid. II contains nothing that
cut, tal.or,l err tho nto,nncl,i It has an extremely
agreeable flavor, md IL sold at n figure which
enables those Of tho most limited meana 10 avail
themselves Of It's Virtues
Children derive grent 1,enetlt from it,
soothing properties when suffering With Group
and Iyhooltine Cough. "A
rriccs-Boc. and 81 rcr bo.t'c; largrat, ehcapeat.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
c N. CR|TTENT0N, Sole Prop'r.N.Y.
, 1881-03-17

TEENE~SEE.
NASHVILLE. Tcuu.. March 1d.-The LeH-Tnx
Democrats lu caucus this lnorniug resolved to