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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
Presidential Reception.

WA,mIyGroN, May 2-President Arthurs 5
first general card reception took place to-
night. The crowd ut the Executive Man
sion was so great that at 10 =. VI, many
had not had an opportunity to
reach the President, who was receiving
the guests in the blue room. All the rep
resentatives of the army and navy were in
full dress uniform and the majority OF the
members of the diplomatic corps appeared
in court dress of their respective countries.
There was the usual BEAUTIFUL display uf
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OF newspaper clippings, his speech as made
in court and published at the time, and
copies of letters received by him, mostly
from crazy people apparently. There are
not half dozen pages of original matter
written since the assassination of the Presi-
dent, and these are chiefly devoted to abuse
of the newspapers of the country, whose
editors he styles cranks. L.
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With RkrAtes.

XEw YORK, May The bark Cordena'
arrived from Caboon, reports thai in the
latte, part Of March, the pirates OF Pan.
groays and Bakallas captured and piund'
ere2a Frerfh cutter. The colonial gov
ernInent a, Gaboon sent force 10 recap
tnse the cater. and q actiDn took place.
When a French surgeon Sas killed and
,hree French soldiers wounded. Cnigin-
inei a town on The Island Of that name in
the river Como, Wa destroyed Trade with
the r;oers enjoying into Gahoon Is entirely
susrsnded
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Heavy Failure at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May Wheat & Dart,
wholesale grocers, have assigned. The
firm has just issued circular in which
they say. the great difficulty in making col
lections and the large amount of bad debts
developing in the last few months in our
business. resulting largely from the trouble
of the drought last year and the overfowot
the winter and spring, has madeiti timpossi-
bic for us TO meet our liabilities as they
fall due, and in order 10 secure eGdal pro
lection to al our creditors, we have this
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CHICAGO.
y....ss.y'. D..Ii.s. % rsssss.

Isstssday's DesI1ogs % rbeeSe.
garC..o, Iii, May 2.-whes. ruled
lover, to-day, with very unsettled telling
evident Prices Of cash was kept ap. yss-
ssrday By the clique for the sole purposr
ss Gorsi.y settlement at 81 ~. That done.
they dropped It and the price lo-day 10
81 ;Tha12s. or discount from the Tor
ward months Of the current crop year.
Trading TO day WAS limited and osutious.
Prisss we're weak at the openi3s and 10.
lL.s lover. but rallied X6Ake under
strengthening influence 81 corn. snd weak
sbIng sgain, closed at Hha &c below ye.er-
days cIose. sales tI Z5Agl Seller Nay;
~ z'Hcai 31n seller June; AThTi ~,
seller July: 81 IeaI L. bsUer August
On call saIe. ]. 90, 90 busheis,. and Pfioss
&c lower for Nay, steady for Juns and
higher for July and August. Cora. ws
the chief attraction today and come heavy
lots changed bsnds. JrteSs 70 buy
came in freely from TIA connty, asd
local dealers were buying seaIliy. Az "vt.
side markets were stroEgsr in tone ana
prices opened ,.tgIIc higher and thea Sd
ranced kGIc more oferings thsn tnsSses-
cd and rates receded xlSlLc, 0rrpg tse
latter part OF the sessioa there wea . rush
to buy, which sent prae up t;4hf. :na
the closing was EnIi,sc bighfs than ys.tsf.
day. Sale, 74l.a15tfc sellsr nsy. -
ON call. sales 1.2DslDl fross eaAisf o.
| first but riDssd strong
Oats we're sctivs. strong and biEhsf. au
round, the sdAncs r.nstns NeiHe
and was prstty veil maintained. I.
sales S3h@SS5 ,.Isf M; ~
3Xc seller ypns $Nf4faHc
,elier July. On call .alss, 10000 snd psioss
strong and hgber, the advance rAaxins
| K9Hc. x -
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day made an assignment TO Capt. John II.
Leathers, Of this city. We cannot express
our great pain and disappointment that
this course has become necessary, a pro-
eeeding, which until very recently had been
entirely unexpected by us, and we beg to
assure our friends that it is the result en-
tirely of losses in legitimate trade, or OF
business too much extended for our capital
IN the present unfavorable state of CONNER.
cial affairs, and not in any way arising from
speculation.
fSignedl WHEAT & DURFF.
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Rrutal burglars.

PITF-st EeH, May "A Greensbug, Pa
special say>: Last night about IL o'clock
The house of Mrs. Jonathan stump, thr ee
miles in the country was broken, into 10y
three masked men. The women were bound
and gagged, and one OF them strung up TO
the rafters in order to extort information in
regard 10 where their money was SeCreted
Mary. the youngest daughter, Wa hrutally
beaten. but all refused to give information.
The burglars got about S3N AMI escaped.
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Trim, af.N Noted Forxer.

CHICAGO. May 2-Jas. Il. Doyle a on
trial in the United States court a the
charge Of having been connected withcoun-
terfeiting United States bonds. The case is
a celebrated one, as the bonds wese so skill
fully wrought as to~deeeive ths treasury
and bank experts. and the amSant was up
wards Of 500. 900. This is a new trial, the
former verdict against him being invalida-
ted by an informality. TIere seems to be
little doubt as to the facts of his guilt
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CANNoN'S AMMUNITION.
He wants Back Pay and ENpenses-The
Boston CoIlectOrship.
uecinl D,rpntch b he Reqister

Special Dispatch 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, May cannon, the dele
gate from I tab who was summarily fired the
other day. has presented to the House
petition that he be paid the salary and
mileage due delegate for the time he oc-
cupied seat in the House. He states that
he gave up his business in II tab to come to
Washington to serve his constituents, and
that as he has been paid by three previous
Congresses, he thinks as OF equity he should
be paid for his services here this winter.
The mileage Of a delegate from Utah
amounts to upwards of n nnn ghi"h to--i
eetifer~ with the aanuof eofnpensations
5000. paid TO delegates in Congress-
would make a neat sum for the Mormon
apostle to take back with him. Mr.. Cannon
has not received any money from Sergeant
at Arms Hooker since he assumed charge
at the Capitol last December, anu claims
that he has incurred unusual expenses by
his attendance here. In his petition he also
relterates the statement that he was legally
elected TO Congress, and was defrauded out
of his rights on account OF his religious be-
lief and the practice of polygamy.
The Senate Committee on Commerce, to-
dav, agreed to report the nomination OF
Mr.. Worthington, the Stalwart Boston
editor, TO be Collector at that port, by
vote of five to four, MesSrs. Mcmillan,
Congcr. Jones. OF Nevada, and Farley and
Vest being those who voted for contirma-
tion. Senator Hoar says lie will carry the
fight into the Senate and it i broadly inti-
mated that he will attack the administra-
ton of President Arthur, with the inten-
ton of making square fight. 1t is doubt
ed, however, if he has the nerve TO bring
on a war of this kind, and the Democrats
are quietly laying back and enjoying the
scene which the Massachusetts, Senator
makes over taking dosc Of the same medi-
cine he prepared for Conkling 4.
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The Supreme Court of Maine decides
.tata Masonic Lodge is not charita-
%. rT benevolent institution within the
a.aa.go Of the laws Of Maine, and con-
,,y,rlr!y that its real and personal
.,ra,r - subject to taxation like other
.lpr,y
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The Cumberland Miners.
Heavy Damage Suit.

DALLAS. TEN, May 81. Z. Henderson,
OF the firm of 0lser 4 Henderson, contrac-
tors, putting up two hundred or more
miles of telegraph for Gould's Southern
railroad system, has filed suit against the
Texas Pacific Railroad Company for S27, 900
damages, for injuries causing the loss Of
the use of one leg in the disaster at Katuba,
Nolar county, May 3rd. 1881.
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Th< RxiIe1 lNUa.

LExBEE>, Nay 2-Ths number OF Jessh
refugees is constantly increasing. festsf-
day IQ, women and children, whose reia-
tives had already smigrsted. were iof.
warded 70 Hamburg. with ~ Jews rom
Jatfy. The assembly Polish Jews nave pro
nouneed m favor Of emigration 70 Palestine.
seven thousand families have applied 70
the emigration committee at Jafy for as
sistsnce 10 enable them TO settle in Pales'
tiup
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N,.,erious Death Al Ti,usviIie.

TrrUsvrLLE, Pa. May 2-Ioseph Vilkie
of No. 81 Bloss street, was found dead in
his room last evening with a pistol ball
through his heat AMI his revolver lying
at his right side. The fact that be was
LETT. handed man AID had no motive for sui,
eide is considered sufficient to warrant ;,
careful investigation.
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CHINESE BILL.
II Passes the House, and Now Goes
to the President.
West Virginia Petitions ns-lapsed Railroad
Grants-Captain Ho~gate Writes
Letter - Indian Troubles
Compulsory Retirement,
WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL POINTS.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Senator Davis, of
West Virginia, has presented, in the Senate,
several petitions of citizens of that State,
praying for a reduction of internal taxes;
also petition asking that money be dis
tributed TO the common schools OF the
United States in such a manner as shall
stimulate their efforts and secure its appli-
cation with equal justice to all classes of
citizens.
The House this afternoon, concurred in
the Senate amendments % tnese5inssei
Bill, which now goes to the President for
his approval e..
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PERSONAL.
West virginia POstmasters Appointed.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Among the West
YirginianS in the city to-day are Hon.
James II. Ferguson, of Charleston, Dana L.
Hubbard, of Wheeling, and Mr.. J. NJ.
Mason.
Among the poStmastcrs commissioned,
to-day, were Henry z. Adams, to be post
master at Lowman, West Virginia, and
TheobaId f.. y. Renncr, at Red House
Shoals, West Virginia. G.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Wheeling aud Lake Erie.

NEwcOMERsTowN, O., May 1.-The Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Railroad Company for
mally takes possession of the Cleveland n
Marietta Railroad, to day, having purchas-
ed controlling interest in it about six
weeks ago. 1t is thought there will be a
turning ont of officials and new deal all
around under the incoming adminiStra-
ton. The road will now be thoroughly
equipped and put in iirst.class running or
der, and $3.50 900 will at once be appropri-
ated for that purpose. Commodore Garri.
son. the moving spirit OF the Wheeling and
Lake Eric. says he thinks he can run cars
direct from Marietta into Cleveland by Jan
uary /. isaB. Thv runnor Pubiirhvd III
nearly all the weekly papers in this section
that the T.. x o. will Eobble up the {. d W..
with the W. x l.. t.. has no foundation in
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p'"2.'', May Liquor taxes to the
mount ". S->.u'" were paid the county
IreaSH.rr by the ,aionnistS OF this city, YES
Sruay The tax = increased under the
new law iGSt gone into effect. and the result
will doubtless be considerable dirrirution
in the 1Umber OF saloons.
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RaA HuietAe.

LIZZIE Rock. AEk.. May "A Dallas.
Texas. special says; Annie Smpyon,
Character. who deserted her and Left her
10 drift into life Of shame. snicided ~
O'Clock this morning by marpaias. Her
parents liSs " Lesdyllis.
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Gambling licenses net the city of
Now Orleans $4,000 a year.
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New Market House.
iS,ecinl nirr.r,ch 70 The Reaiste5

SPECIAL DtspGtch % the RegtSteT.
SrEUBENvILLE May The contract for
building the new market house and City
Hall was awarded by the City Council to-
night, to Ficke> & Kell, of this city, for
S4O,G03. Work will b. commenced inn
mediately. Don.
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referred the matter Of the validity of the
salary ordinance, passed by the last Council
on March S0th, reported that the ordinance
was valid and the aaiceTs could draw their
dueats under its provisions.
Ehe annual report Of City Treasurer p.
c. Husbands was submitted, and We give
the following abstract:
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Fastest ON Record

" i-N>TOWN, MAY THE steamship
A.asSa, Of the Guion line. made the run
ION ION NeW Nork TO this port in six days.
twenty one hours and forty.six minutes
'Ne fastest trip by several hours vet made.
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In~nrnnre Comnnny p..n,,..

~. Lo"',. May THE Halifax Life and
Annuity Insurance Company. which MAS
deprived of its right 10 tranSa., business in
,his state some days ago, by the State In
SUrance department., has been restored 70
Us ;1~"e- position and resumed business.
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GUITEAUS BOOK.
= small PaPer-COSered Volume Of the
Meresf Trash.

Special Dispdseh 70 the Register.
WASHINGTON. May 2.-Guiteau's book,
The Truth and the Removal" has been on
sale at the hotel stands for the past three
days, and inquiry at several places dis
closes the fact that, So far as known, not a
single copy has been sold yet. The book is
4 small papercoyered volume, and is the
merest trash. II consists chiefly of the re-
publication of the various essays and lee
lures written at various times by the sssss-
sin. The second part Is entirely made up
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Illinois has ninety-one towns and
rites incorporated under the state law.
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Two FIOaterS.

HNN ANTONIO, Ten, May 2.-rhe boIics
ot TWO "eu were found floating from Devil
!,ver !,iu'o iu'o the Rio Grande, to day. One wa4
identified as an Englishman named Eow-
land Darlington. The other is unknown.
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Tr~ting thr Smith Lnn

Us. .NNArI, May THE Police Court has
nttH engaged all day in hearing testimony
IN IA the ca" OF SChUman, on trial for viola.
''oh % tile Smith law. The trial promises
10 IL g prolonged one.
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PUGILGiSM IN NEW ENGLAND.
The Prize Fight and a GOvernor's Eff
fort TO Prevent


Boston, Mass, May 2-On Saturday and
Monday many sporting men left
this city by boat and train for the East,
expecting to reach Bangor Monday night,
IN season to witness prize fight with hard
gloves, under the Marquis of Queensbury
rules, between Tommy Bates, forty year
old EngliShman from Sheffield. and young
Hurst, late OF Montreal, the stakes being
500 side
Under the articles OF agreement the match
was to be fought within ten miles of Bangor,
where for five or six weeks the principals
hsye been in training Bates Interests
icing looked after by old Joe Goss and
fvngagements in the ring
The men left Bangor for the scene OF the
encounter yesterday, and during the night
those intending to witness the battle left
Bangor, as the intention was TO pitch the
ring as soon after day break as possible.
In the ring Goss was second for Bates, and
Kelly seconded Hurst. Considerable
money was Staked both in Boston and Ban
gor. the rates being even on Monday. The
sporting men selected Bangor As the scene
OF the fight because the laws could there
be evaded more easily than elsewhere i'll
the New England States, but in this they
were mistaken.
Governor Plaisted OF Maine, learned OF
the proposed fight, and last night the men
and their managers we're informed that
they would be arrested if they appeared in
the ring. This morning they were dogged
by the police and the fight had to be post
poned. PatSey Shepherd, of Boston,
formerly of Bangor, will endeayor to steal
the party away to quiet spot in some
other county, where the fight will take
place later in the day ii the police can be
thrown off the scent.
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They say old Luke Poland has his eye
mn the House of Representatives.
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AK invaluable strengthener for the
nerves, muscles, and digestive organs. pro-
ducing strength and appetite. Is BfoEns
lron Bittets,
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Advance RefnseII-

T.. b'S'"N, Mass, April 2.-The nall manu-
IScsu'ers positively refuse to increase the
wages Q! the workmeu.
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THE NEWS.

4 lcavy snow storm occurred at Wa
..rtnnn- \. Y, Yesterday.
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Senator Millcr's anti-Chinesc speech
, IN such demand that though 10000
.i.pa have been distributed VI, 900 more
arr being printed. The postage on these
copies, had Mr.. Miller been required to
nay II. would have amounted to over
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03

TGr Legislature of Maine is consider
Nc law To punish apotherarics who
make fatal mistakes, beng melted
thereto Ivy a Bangor ease, in which u
~.rrk pat cyanide Of potash into pre-
-r..t.nu instead of citrate of potash,
.g,., ulSing a woman'S death.
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Receipts r;n~4 ~ Balance.
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Belmont got a good deal of Perevian
n.rk ont of Blaine. and nowand then a
lIfp
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The Legislature Of Nebraska will
moe; in extra session, May 10, to redis-
.riyt thv State.
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The ..Tcrror" knocked Out ofTimc.

New YORK, May about twelve hum
dred sporting men assembled in Irving
Hall last evening at the benefit to Dick
Egan, TIE Troy Terror. The programme
consisted chiefly of boxing and wrestling.
Professor Pop Whitaker was master of
ceremonies, and early in the evening he
said. privately: Il think Sullivan will be
here to accept Egan'S offer OF 800. got
il straight, and would sooner have my re-
manning arm cut off than say anything that
j not true.
If fSullivan was in the hall, a. rumOred
he did not accept Egan's offer, and at ten
O'Clock jimmy Elliott and Egan came on
the stage. Both were in full ring costume
On taking position Egan was very stiff and
awkward, while Elliott was Spry and easy
on his legs. After some cautious Sparring
Egan opened the ball by planting his left
on ElliOtt's stomach without any effect
Again Egan sent out his left, which reach
ed Elliott's breast. Then followed few
light exchanges, Elliott getting in a good
one on Egan'S left ear and Egan return
ing a sharp hit on Elliott's left row of ribs.
Elliott then drew his right well back and
and sent it home on Egan's left ear, which
staggered the Terror" The men were
ordered to their corners. Time, fOrty-tive
seconds.
1t was evident that Elliott had as fine
knowledge of sparring as Jcm Mace, and
that Egan was II mere chOpping block for
his opponent. In the second round Elliott
had EaganS lace beSmeared with blood.
The time OF the round was tifty.eight Sec
ondS.
Roth men anpearrd sharply at tue call of
time for the third round. Egan hammer
ed away right and left at ElliOtt'S head and
body and forced the fighting Elliott
lodged around the stage. keeping out Of
the way and neatly stopping almost all OF
Egan blows. Timc-omr minute and two
seconds.
Eagan came up weak when the last
round was called He began to shower
blows at Elliott which were thrown away.
After few light exchange, the men stood
off from each other a moment. when Elgan
put out his left on ElliOtt'S forehead. In
doing so he left guard open, and Elliott
perceiving this advantage, drew his right
well back and sent out a blow straight
from the shoulder, which caught Eagan
under the chin. Eagan was sent up a
couple of feet in the air, and fell on his
back a. though he had been struck dead.
He lay still for n moment and then stag
gered to his feet with the aid of Pop
Whitaker and Elliott. He was led from
the stage in 4 daZcd Candtion. Time,
twenty-five seconds.
The referee decided that Elliott had won
the 800. Veterans in the hall said that
IL was the neatest and hardest blow they
ever saw struck by any pugilist 1t was
fifteen minutes before Eagan recovered con-
seriousness. The first words were "What l.
it," The time Oi the fight was six minutes,
seventeen seconds.
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Tl... first wheat of the season Is in
,rr market from Arkansas, nearly q
month ahead of time.
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Another Consolidation.

MrNNENrOLI~. May 2.r-Thc organization
OF the Minneapolis and It. Louis railroad
was completed yesterday, by the election Of
T. r. Cable, of the Chicago and Rock Island,
as President OF the new Board of Directors
with II. II. Porter President of the c., st.
p, NJ 4 q. at the head. involves close rela-
tiOnS between the Rock Island and Omaha
companies. but is not a consolidation nor a
rupture of existing relations between the
Omaha company and the Chicago and
Northwestern. 1t is understood that Mr..
Hudson. present General Manager OF the
NJ. Il st. L.. will remain in some position,
while \. T.. StiCkney, as Vice President,
with headquarters al st. Paul, will be the
practical head.
While the price paid for the stock is not
known the retiring directors state that it
was an advance upon the price received by
C.. &. WaShburn for his stock a year ago.
The real cause for the sale of the road is
undoubtedly that the management found
themselves unable TO meet their financial
engagements. Work upon the extension
and feeders will be resumed at once. and
the main line he steeled the present season
if possible.
The '.NickPI-PIated" Will TakeIt.
CLEVELAND O., May lit is reported
here tonight that since Mr.. Jcwctt failed
TO get the pooled stock OF the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton at Cincinnati yester-
day. the "NiCkel.Plated' officials will take
sufficient to give them majority of the
entire capital stock, and will pay in cash
for it ST. 10, the same a. they offered to pay
about two weeks ago. They now have 9, l99
shares, and will require but about eight
thousand additional, which will give them
a clear majority. They are said to be anX-
ious 10 get control OF the road, and will
evidently embrace this opportunity to do
SO.
Lake shore Officials.
CLEVELAND, o., May >. - Augustine
Schcll. Cornelius and William X. Wander.
bilt. f.. ID. Worcester, and several other
officials arrived by special train, tonight,
from New York, to attend the Lake Shore
annual meeting, tomorrow.
The Last Spike.
TAYLOR, Ten, May 2.-The last spike
connecting the Missouri Pacific and Inter
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To sick, coi.icty. esyius hAiSss sivs Ps'
susA-neye< snV othS m-t,'ne vuatt.f
eyM.
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Ciov. Cameron, of Virginia, and
other, few days ago superintendent
the buIuims OF the sa,00o,ooo Me
CuILocH bill bonds, which were order
ed 10y the legislature to be destroyed.
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Grurra John VI. CorSr, Il gallant
WESTERN soldier, who, during his heroic
,lrugg!r at .Alatoona sent word to Sher-
nan, "Tm shot all to pieces, but can
..k al hell yet will be- married next
month, to Miss Frances Mcneil, oCWin-
r,..fp~ Mas