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TEE LEGISLATURE.
rnE pRocEFplNes YEsrtRoAY
The OhIo ylAiOn Os the Floor of III, llssss-iu
E1teutlts S.,Ilsn Of The Abair-tks AAtI.
FREE IA" Hi In-SGOrt S.Aios, at
Both rud. of The state HOu".

Both branches oil the Legislature ad.
journed carly yesterday, the House ill
Monday aud the Senate till this morning,
though ut one timo tue body resolved to
rest to-day. In the Senate Senator Daw.
sons resolution relative to the school fund
revenues was adopted, with Senator Doua.
hoo's amendment. In the House Mr..
Burt presented the bill 10 prohibit the
giving Of passes to officials or delegates to
political conventions by railroad compa.
mics.
Tho episode Of the day in the House
was the visit OF the Ohio Legislative Com
mittee on new Counties and County
Aaairs, and in the Senate the executive
session.
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Tt,e AudItor'. Report.

Some comment and inquiry has been
caused bv the delay In the publication OF
lie Auditors report. At the Auditors
office they say the copy was furnished
the State printer on time most oil II
being In hands by December 10. y has not
yet been received from tho printer. inc Only
stata printer, W. J. johnson, desired TO get
startei on The volume Of Supreme Court re-
ports now In hands, 10 that he would secure
That piece OF work instead Of Mr. fancy, his
successor In the position. This necessarily
delayed some other work, and the Auditors
report suffered, The delay is source OF great
Inconvenience, as the report Is daily inquired
for by members OF tho Legislature, and 1t
nh0uId have been In their hands, and In pos
session OF the general public, some days ago,
- 1ha Is,.sk
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post, and that the city conlsfs upon them
the exclusive right to n,e the streets and
furnish natural gAs to the people and manu-
factories Of Martins Ferry Tor twenty Year,.
This contract will BE- submitted TO Council Ai
IL next meeting for ratification.
BELMONT coUSTY Teachers As1olATioS.
The TeAchers' Association Of Belmont
county meets at s. C!alsVill4 to-day. Fol-
lowing 10 The programme:
Forenoon session -"Co- operation ninouR
Teachers @. W. King, shields. Discussion
by J. c. Bethel, Flushing
Afternoon Observation-Disclosures bnAl-
ness. Paper. "Amcricnn Authors ard their
Productions.n Mrs. @. Z. Gullett, Bridge
port Discussion by II. L. Peck, GAINESVILLE.
Paper COLLECTS OF attending our AsSocia-
tons" Miss Mary II. BIndy, BRrnesyilie.
Discussion byJ. ". Wilson, Of hammock. II
time permits, another paper will be presented.
The meeting had been arranged to take
place next Saturday at BOllairs, but II was
subsequently discovered that an examination
OF teachers had been appointed for that day
by the County Board, and the change was
made accordingly.
The Association will meet at lG3OA. NJ.
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T,s IIcI.urs ,Io,,,c crank,

II has been AAcertGIned that the lunatls
who aSsan SS S SnSG e. o. Inc MV wsH cC m
tod 70 Jail as luuRtic by Sluire Philips gave
hls name rs John Meredith, but refused d
say anything more about himself, has bedn
employed Is q sherman at the HtveFo!de
Min, lives on EON street, Center Wheeling
and IL about - Year, Of age. He has been
crazy for some time past and his folks bAVt
beefi obliged to watch him very closely,
:They were very much alarmed at his not re!
turning home Thursday evening, fearing
mai ne had drowned himself, and wsrs corr
resnondlngly relieved when they RSceFtaIncd
by Inc morning papers where he was. His
other called on Squire Phillips yesterday
and had the young man examined. He will
roon be removed TO Weston, whore his sister,
!, '.I.l ia vearS OLD, wRl taken last fall.
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The ISrELuaENcER mentioned, In IL
MoundsylIlc correspondence yeAterday, the
pardon Of a young prisoner from Marion cOan.
r.. A reporter Inquired Of Gov Jackson
Yesterday The mitigating circumstances which
led 70 lie exercise Of Executive eIemsncy.
The prisoner, Gaylord Hawkins, WIS recciv.
al Al The penitentiAry about year ago, TO
serve Ave yean' term on The charge Of
criminal assault on q child under twelve
wears Of age. The youth was regarded As Of
weak mind, and this fact being represented
"a ne Governor, with satisfactory evidence
thAt from the circumstances and character Of
,hs accused he should not have been convict,
cd, Ihe pardon waSiSsued; The Prisoner va,
sSho WaS nearly heartbrOken by his son,
SrrS.t aud conviction, and he visited The
Governor In person to pFay for his soma n.
Isass 10Th the member Of tho House 0l
DelseatNS from Marion county, and senatS,
Smith, with the Prosecuting Attorney aud
Two hundred aud iiity prominent citi1VnI
sisO Joined In Psat!onlpg for pardon,
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Rsseryed seats are now on sale at Wilson 4
I,snmer'S music store for JAuAusohekS en-
rrrsrfV emit at the Opera House next Monday
mi tuesday evenings, Other Mary Stuart
which 4 billed for Monday night, the PILLS.
isiphIa lem says; JAnaIschsk Is every Inch
a oSSon. zach movement Is study, and
SGsn, without a word, she advances a az
ooks upon her PerSeoutoF heI tSsAl W. s, ISS
mi,Siye appearance Is Wonderfully eneSSuYei
bat when Ter supPllcation e SooIniasly y.
iS,sd ShG turns upon Elizabeth and npotaiIes
Ssr ' As an a. uIurper snd . bastard queen, S IS
ises 10 tho height which = sppllTS'S ~ I raSl
and one almost feels that be " ~ LeM "
p Ss my Of insuItsd royalty. The - agt =
S,trors contrast 70 the stormy intefy1I sN..
marked by o pathetic tendeEnsSa ImN ' I Tsr.
tS s 10 tie eyes Of many. MADAME e.sa =. NJ! ~
Aalehak was called 6eIose w saw SSysfal hand.
' saS V' actaI oi,erings. OF the supporting
c o9sg Sy'' nOtSiDg can 10 said except IN
pniSe,
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WASHINGTON, January l0.-The Green
back members Of Congress held confer
ference this evening. A committee con-
sisting Of Rice, Missouri, Rrumm, Pennsyl.
vania, Jones, Texas, and Murch, Maine,
wSs appointed to prepare an address and
report at q future meeting. All agreed
that the principles and organization OF the
party should be preserved, as all
signs point 10 n financial panic in the near
future, when the principles they advocate
will be understood and appreciated by the
people. Thla and the nationality Of the
party as compared with sectional preju-
dices governing the old parties, will include
the leading features OF the address.
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SOMERSET, MASS, January 10.-Many oil
the 500 mi! strikers have left the village,
Threefourths Of them express the wish to
resume work under the 10 per cent. reduc'
ton, and all indications to-day are that
they will go to work Monday, since the
men Of the fremont nail works, and the
various other companies works in Ware
ham, Fall River, and other places have
gone 10 work under the reduction. Every.
thing is quiet. There seems no danger
whatever ofany demonstration. The com,
panies say they are paying today 8 per
cent. more on the regular card price than
they are paying In Pennsylvania, and
within per cent, Of the card price during
the war time, at the present 10 per cent
reduction.
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william Penn Wants damages.

PnILADELPIIIA, January lO.-John J.
Hare, who impenonated William Penn al
the Chester 81 Centennial celebration In
October last, has brought libel suits against
the Philadelphia Record, New York Her
aid and Police Ga:dte for stating that he
got tight and marred the ceremonies. The
reporters OF the two tlrst named journals
were imposed upon by bogus William
Penn, and the Record a few days later 70.
tracled It's charges. As Hare was not un.
der the influence Of liquor ut any time
during the day,.he considers his character
damaged, and has instituted suits against
the papers named. lie resides In this
city. but Is EMPLOYED at Chester.
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Ghe Gntethge1nen,
q alss, Ner. Is nnd ~ RonrIecnth street


Wanted-Flrst. Glass Cook.
For Rent-partO OF Union Railroad Office.
New Goods ArrIving-McLure House Art
Store.
Wheeling Paper Box Factory.
Citizens Meeting In Sixth Ward.
That Settles it-fhird Page.
Wanted-Girl to do Homework.
Important 10 Coal Miners,
List OF Letters.
The State OF West Virginia. /.
Opera HOuse-Siles, Evans, bryant i
Ssw Fall aud Winter Goods-C. Hess &
Sons.
The Washington, D. O., Weekly Star.
Gens-I. q. Dillon.
John Reid, Jr., Wines, Brandieg, etc.
Excelsior baking Powder-R II. List
Persons DESTROYS Of Having Their Pianos
Tuned-Fourth Page.
Vnlentines-C. II. Quimby-Fourth Page:
GaT, FiRlshmann 4 Co.'S Compressed Yeast
Fourth Page. 40, a..
Fourth Page.
Notice-FOurLh Page.
Grand Temperance Rally-Fourth Page
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BANNER PRESENTATION.
Enjoyable Entertajnment al the wSbstor
school Last Night.

school LAST aisnt.
A pleasant literary and musical en-
tertaiamsnt aud presentation Of the banner
awarded to the school whose pupils eIcslled
In spelling at the recsntcontest, took place
In the Webster district grammar school room
last evening. The entire AFFAIR was bri!'
liant success, aud the large audience, which
crowded the room, went away delighted.
The program opened with chant, The
Lords Prayer BY the school, followed 6y
nc singing Of "Kind Words" Miss Mollie
WoiyIhytpu made the opening address, which
won considerable applause, Miss Lizzie Clio
nan followed with an exercise In cAlesthtnics
by a class OiImall pupils, which created the
greatest enthusiasm. Miss Lancaster played
The accompaniment
Mis- Minnie HArklns read M interesting
e,Ray on ''rhe Name Of our Ward, and after
some quotations the chorus class rendered
vocal selection. A recitation, Pound
Drowned" by Mis- Mollls thinner, and one,
GUNNER" by Tom WolVipgton, were fol,
lowed BY q dustt by MiHeS Lancaster Aud
Johnson, which was in turn followed by an
entertaining orig Rll article on Boys"
pertinent subject, by Miss Annie RAhrr
u DItlman returned the compliment IN AZ
essay on "Glrls, A." the pair provoking much
.miTih.
George Iitten, and very pretty selection
"a Little Chtld's FAncies, by Annie Sea
bright, were preceded and followed by
chorus by the claSs.
"The Drummer Boy" the recitation BY
Imogene Stroble, was pronounced the stal
performance OF the evening. 1t was followed
by violin solo by Isaac Freese, which showed
;emaI kable talent for the performers youth
After ar exercise Ia calisthenics BY elias
OF grammar school pupils, under Mn. Clio
hans charge and 10 Miss lAncasters nc
compartment, Superintendent Birch, In !
neat and appropriate little speech, presentee
the banner won by the school. Miss stroblt
made the speech OF acceptance, which va
very credItable. She was one OF the cIaAi
who carried oil the honors TO
the school, Speeches were then mad
by Or, SImOntou, Of the House OF Delegates
Proi. W. II. Anderson, OF the Union SCHOOL,
and Mr.. John Q. Miller, OF the Board o
Education. The last named gentleman
admonished the school to keep the banner
This musical portion OF the programme wa
under the direction Of Miss theresa PHILIPS
who also sang delightful solo.
After Au appropriate closing chorus, TIT
audience reluctantly left.
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Same Old stump Speech.

Plrktr6arg SGit Journal (Rfp.l
Our jolly Gov. Jake, has sent In 10 thu
Democratic members Of the Legislature hIl
last fall stump speech, and calls Il message
The minority OF the Legislature can cOngnIu
late themselves that they are not incluued iT
the message (?) and that II was not intended
for them, nor the $1,000 voters they repIcs
ent. It's object Is patent to the most careless
reader, and adds no luStre to It's author. Our
people In this locality who heard the Cover
nor's speech, heard the substance Of the mes
Sage, aud those who heard our grand old ex
Governor StevenSons answer to II, heard the
substance knocked out oft. Governor, YOU
special pleading for the misuse Of the school
funds won't do. The people admire frank
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L. G. Robinson, general manager OF Gail,
Fleischmau & Co., Cincinnati and New York,
is III the city for the purpose OF Introducing
their compressed yeast, which obtained
notoriety at tho Centennial Expedition at
Philadeiphia, and also at the Vienna Worlds
Fair. Tho ladies OF this ely Gao now secure
the aid Of this excellent yeast by applying
to their grocer, and also have the advantage
OF buying It fresh. Read the announcement
In this paper.
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RIVER NEWS.
Te,esrnphic roiutPrs-Ievoe and steam.
boat Talk.

IHIeEfunutN EuthtFFa- tNfNN tteaN ''sssss.
boat Talk.
Tho Princess, now that tho Ice has cleared
out Is making her regular trips In the Bell
airG trade.
The Little Anna will DO out In the morn
Ing 10 resume her hourly trips bAsween
Wheeling and Martins Ferry.
Tho river commenced rising yesterday
MORNING. and At dusk last evening was still
rising, The marks on the wharf showed feel
3 Inches in the channel.
The c, Y. Lucas arrived yesterday morning
from PowhItan, where she has been Ice bound
for tho past few days She departed on heI
down trip at half past two o o'clock In the after
noon.
Captain Dan Moore has purchased the
steamer Wyoming and Ater placing her IN
good condition will put her 10 The Cincinnati
and New Orleans trade under the auspices Of
tho Southern Transportation Company.
The word comes from Pittsburgh that The
coalmen were busy yesterday afternoon, get.
ting their property In readiness for the ex-
pectad gorge from headRateTS. They Appre'
hendsd NO serious damage. The river was
rising rapidly.
The present steamboat law requires boat
70 have two ganHwAys when they carry cat
10, torbddIng them 70 put of live stock by
the same gang o they discharge passenger.
This the 6oAtmsn think grievance, and
will petition Congress 10 remove the reStTio.
ton,
Special Dispatch TO the lnteIlIganceT.
srEuBESyILLE, January I9.-The gorge at
Browns Island still continues 70 grow larger,
and there AtO no AlHns OF break. Riyermsn
who have visited Il, say that Il extends from
Albania 10 the head Of Blacks Island, and
that its total length Is seven miles, II 10 q
grand sight TO see. River here feet and
stationary above the gorge, Is feet Fears OF
damage when the gorge lets go arc enter.
tRined. The weather e growing colder.
PlrTsHuRoa, January lO.-River 0 feet II
inches aud riSingi cloudy aud cool.
BRoWMyILtE, Pa, January l9.-RIyer 70
feet . inches and tPllingi cloudy thermo'
meter 10.
FArRMoSr, w. Va, January lO.-RIyer 0
feet Inches and falling rise Is not expected
at present.
MoRoAxrowx, ". Va, January l9.-River
10 feet I inches and falling gorge started
weather cloudy mercury co.,
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, January 2O-l A. A.IEor
the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys: Colder
and cloudy weather, with rain or snow;
winds mostly NorthGrly; stationary or
lower pressure. For the lower lake re-
pion: Partly cloudy weather, with occas'
sional snow; winds mostly Westerly; sta
tionary or lower temperature and pressure.
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mousse OF nELLGATIs.


A Call From OHIO SthteSmen-Ihe Rays
Proceedings,
In tho absence Of . minister, Mr., Holt,
delegate from Lincoln county, opened the
House with prayer yesterday.
The visiting statesmen from Columbus
dropped in oil the House early In the sea.
sion, and on motion OF Mr.. Dovener they
were invited 10 seatsupop the door Of the
hall, and the privileges Of the House ten;
dared them, a recess Of half an hour being
taken to enable the members 10 become
acquainted with the visitors.
a resolution, offered by Mr.. Brown, ST.,
OF Kanawha, was adopted, to the effect
that the Committee on Education inquire
what time in each year the sessions Of the
public sChools should continue, and what
nate Of taxation should he assessed 10 emu.
BILE them to continue for such tine, togeth.
er witt, the rate Of local taxation actually as.
sessed in each county In the year last
passed.
Mr.. Corder introduced bill for the ex.
tinCtion OF hawks and owls, and Mr.. David
Powell one to create M Independent school
district Of Court House district, Taylor
county,
Mr.. Burtt submitted House bill No. IS,
to amend and re.enaCt chapter ISL Of the
Code, relating TO Oilenses against public
policy, by adding Sections II, Is, 10 and
20, prohibiting the lSAnlng Of railroad
passes to State oiIiCiNis aud delegates TO
political conventions, which was read the
lirstt;me, the fults being suspended for
the purpose on Mr.. Burlt's motion, by a
vote OF u 10 l5,aiter an animated discussion.
Messrs, Hlrtt and Dovcner both spoke
in iayoF OF the motion, aa did several other
gentlemen, the only Democrat among them
being the younger Mr.. brown, OF kRnawhR.
The members voting for tho suspension Of
the rules were Mcssrs. Adair, Allen, bond,
Brown G. L., Arown lanes T., Brown
james H.. Burt, Chambers, COIlins, Cor.
der, Davis, Dovencr, ECkarl, EvNns, Fonke,
Gilkesou, Gouell, Harmon, Harrison,
IienshRw, Holt, Jones, Maxwell, Morgan,
McCord, Mccullough. McAIechGn, Nc.
Queen, Nixon, Orr, Payne, Powell joi
Taylor, Powell (ot Tyler, Rider, RiEg,
Rnhl, Sayre, Shirtk, SimOnton, Stapleton,
Stiel, Stump (ot Gllmer), sturm, Wells
and Wilson.
McssB. Dee, Cox, Heiz.l, Lynch and
PennybackGr were absent.
Mr.. Trims Introduced bill 10 amend
the charter OF Winfield, rntnnm county.
Mr., Harmon one TO make IN independent
school district Of Iiarmou's district, in
Milroy township, Grant county. Mr..
FOukO one for the better preservation Of
fish by requiring the construction oil fish
ways and ladders.
x rcmonstmnce against the repeal Of the
dog tax law was presented by Mr. lien
shaw.
Shortly after the House adjourned til 10
a. NJ. Monday.
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cUTigyEA RENEplEs aFe ioE lAl0 By al druu,l..S,
pSpot, SkEks . foTTGSr sOstOu, Mas, ''
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ON the Remarkable MessAEo OF the Cen
Ial Governor.

Prss.Oa GuHtv J0urHGl tRep.l.
Governor Jackson had the reputation be
fore be was elected Of being bitter and mar,
row partiEAn, and we are sorry that his met
Sage, which we present In full to our reader,
10 supplement to this Issue, ruther cOnlirW'
that dlsagreeAblO reputation. Forgetting (iI
he ever appreciated the faeL that hu Is the
Governor Of the State, and following out hii
announcement Of his inaugural address, that
be purpOsed being the Governor Of the ma
IOrity, our chief executive puts stumT
speech into his message, and becomes q spec
ial pleader for his party. I'LL plea Is not In
genious He hiss garbl6d from reports TO sus.
tain bad cause and to make n bad record
appear better one,
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Cur;CURA.
E NJ E N 7
Under Oath.

Sc; have been addicted for tWCnty Trhn with an
obstinate AKIN disgAsc, called by sGmc M.D.A
lE1flaSiS and Olhtn LCEtosy, commencing on Ely
lCalp and in spite Of all could do, with the help
u the mot hkiul toct0s, slowly but surely GGs
tended, until year ago this winter II o0veiOi my
entire pIn0n IN form Of dry NRles. For the last
IhTCc yea1 have lctn unable 10 do any labor, aud
6ufieffnR intensely all the time. Every morning
there could be nearly dnApAniul OF CAlea taken
from the SHE OF on my bed, Egmo Of them half ~
atEc o. the envelopes containing thlsetteE. In the
latter part Ot the winter my skin commenced
cracking open. tried everything almnat, that
could b. thought OIL without any relief. Tho l2th
Of June started West, In hspcs could reach the
HOT BprlngN. reached Detroit, and was 70 low |
thought should have 70 60 70 tho hospital but
naS G9t a. lss - n LANSING GiS waG aS6n hIS
week., but did me no good. All thOuEht had but
short time 10 live. earnestly pnycd 10 die.
O ACked through tho akin all over my back, across
n hbs, AIMS hands, limbs, feet badly swollen toe
nails came Oh. lngef nAiA dead and hard GS b0uo,
God |. how did SufeEl
"Ny sister, Mrs, X II, raylI, had mail part Of
a boz Of Cuticun In the house. She wouldn't give
upi Rld, We will Try CuticurA Eomo was applied
on ono hand and aIm, KurvkAl thorr was relief
stopped the terrible burning lcnkatlon from the
solvent blood puhneFl, CutlcurA and Cuucun
soAp The great akin rufetl commenced by taking
one tablespoonful Of kesolVent three times day,
after meals; had bath once 4 day, water about
blood heat; uncd Cuurun BoAp iFeelyt applied
Cutlcnn mOminG and evening. Result returned
70 my home In lust dK weeks from tho time left,
and my akin a. Imo0th a this sheet Of paper.
HIRAM K CARPENTER.
Hcndorlnn, Jefferson Co, n. Y,
'"O, An. IESfiS6 WILL, JaitSS q iss sS ss
CuTtgUEA RENEnIIS arc for lAlH By al dFNRyi.ts
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FOR SALE.
DOOR SALE OR RENT.
EOR SALE,

EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
Eight hundred and twcnty.Onc acres Of i,.l
timbefed land, about I've miller southeast VI hi
ton Z. H., ". Va, OIL the TRieH Of The Fit Lrt
The land Il undeTlAid with coal and the tlui,fds
be tioated down Elk River to market. AlO ~
acres Of utnbercd land III Terry county, 1,nnsst
v. v. HOGE a REQ,
OCT 1gO MARKET Sittt
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II has been proved by the most reliable teg.
tlmony that Thomas Electric OIL IL an eutIre
success In curing the most lnvcterate cases Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, lame back, and
wounds OF every description. D4w
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Present stock Of pianos, Steinway, KnRbe
Chickering, HGllet j Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., ~ tue very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great barEAIns.
LucAB MUGIC SToRE,
II42 Main street,
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Mn. ANGELO WILLIAMS. Assistant Treasurer
OF HRyerly's Fourteenth street TheAtre, New
York city, spilled quantity Of carobOllc
acid over himself. He freely used St Jacobs
Oil, and was cured In less than one week.
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In order 10 close ont q large stock oil
women'S, misSea' and children's hand and
machine sewed AhOeS will mark thOm down
and sell them Of lower prices than ever
offered before, L. Y. DLOSn,
Iia5 Main RlF,At.
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Rhehie Gd:rhe (Repl
The message Of Governor J. i. Jackson 4
upon our table. ln criticisiug 1t, canLor AnC
honesty compel us TO say that the typogra,
lent, and reflects great credit gu the public
printer, Mr.. W. J. Johnson.
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YESTERDAY morning Mark RsIsbeck's team
became frightened and mn of GU Wood
street, knocking the top oil the fire plug al
the corner Of Sixteenth and Wood streets
and causing any amount OF excitement.
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In order to close out large stock OF mems
band and machine sewed shoes | vii! marx
them down and sell then u; astoniShingly
low prices, L. V. BLOND.