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Mrs. Fits

WILL reopen her CONSERVATORY OF MU-
Wv SIC, November LIST, She is now at the Royal
CQnscTyntory. of Music in London, negotiating
with the teachers Of vocal culture, and hopes to
secure one for her school. Able teachers will
take charge of tho different grades. All commu-
~nications will be received at
r.. Nm 4 10 g Sceond strcat
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.

Arrirals.-Coahoma, Friars Point; Ar
kansas City, Vicksburg; Dean Adams, Os-
ceola.
Departures.-Arkansas City, st. Louis;
Coahoma, Friars Point; Dean Adams, Os-
ceola.
Boats Due Doun.-City of Providence
and Gayoso.
Boats Due Up. Josie Harry, Rene
Macready, G. IL. Van Etten and City of
Eairn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-29

The New Orleans future market opened
steady at decline; at IL :05, very dull; at
II o dull; at 1880, dull at 2:40, steady,
closing steady. Sales, %, 100 bales. We
quote the price-list of the last call received,
nc fO1lowS.
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DISPENSARY.
DR.. D.. S.
Medical Dispensary,
No. IL Jefferson St,
Between Main and Front. Memphis

ESTABLISHED IN 1901
DR. JOHNSON is acknowledges by all parties
L. interested as by far the most successful ply
stefan in the reatment of private or secret dis
eases. Quick, permanent cures guaranteed in
every case, male or female. Recent cases of
Gonorrhea and Syphilis cured in a few days, with
out the use of mercury, change of diet OF him
dranee from business. Secondary Syphilis, the
last yestige eradicated without the use Of mer-
curry. Involuntary loss of semen stopped in n
short time. Sufferers from impotency or loss of
sexual powers restored TO free vigor in a few
weeks. Victims of self-abuse and excessive
venery, suffering from spermatorrhea and loss Of
physical or mental power, speedily. and, perma-
nently cured. Particular attention paid to the
Diseases of Women, and cures guaranteed. Piles
and cid sores cured without the use of carstic or
the knife. All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express TO all parts of the
country.
ss- Norkingmen cured at half the usual prices.
d. s. JOHNSON. Nd
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Future City and barge-l2,000 bdls cot
ton ties.
Arkansas City-15 bales cotton and $40
SKIS seed.
Dean Adams-39 bales cotton, 1 Bags
seed-cotton, 22l SKIS seed and a lot of sun
dries.
Coahoma-1l1 bales cotton. 10 bags
seed-cotton, 2lS SKIS seed and 81 pkgs sun
Iriac
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LEE LINE STEAMERs.
col ARKANSAS 7
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

st. Francis River transportation Conn
PANY'S VERYLIGHT U. S. MAIL STEAMER
IDA LEE, es-
O.. X, Joplin, master, Es.
at 5 o'clock, for all points on st. Francis river in
place of the Rene Macready.
j. ID. RANDALL, Superintendent.
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The New York spot market opened
quiet; at 12:10, quiet; at 2:15, quiet, clos
ing quiet, with the price list unchanged.
Sales, 672 bales. Contracts, bales. Clos
;Dn ouOtotiOnS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-29
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,

NEw ORLEANS, September 2s.-Sight ex-
change on New York, 81 per $1,000 pre-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
Observation-Disclosures Retnrns.


r.rr.rr.-u. November The Pitts
5lr-h CUmme-cisl.Gazctte this evening
,,lesraphed General B. 7. Butler for his
views or tie result in Mas ,achusetts, aud
asking iyr lis programme ior the future.
The following characteristic reply was re-
griYtG.
T,rcT".. ur Pie r'1@ .,yt C,omc.siR
r..tty.
Bo,ruN, November :, 9r. Nan answer
to YOUR question is easy, as to the cause OF
the resul, in Massachusetts,. Last year
gsd ,slI.J votes. The largest vote ever
yolled was in the Garfield election OF
$50. Garfield had l65 OU0, Hancock
I'D ll-oo; total 27IUJO. This
YEAR the vote is $1,000 of which
ave l.2ut-l. II is enormous increase has
GCen caused 10y the ireeSt use OF money and
1Ep fraud and corruption Of my opponent.
N,Oye votes have been cast than will be in
rae next Presidential year. The ), ODD or
un plurality OF my opponent was more
than lost In the city of Boston. NaSa'
cCUsetts IS therefore surely Demo-
.gatir Il make another State
,au,rs>. WhNu man has increased
rhe democratic vote from ll2UID 10 H.
l,1 in three wears, IS there auy'neei Of an
sLswer tn your question rs TO what my
programme wiu he | am pleased with
he result, snd had rather hsye nv vote
han 20 be elected by 1900
IN that Case i. would then b. said
Massachusetts, IS Republican STATE
Sc las large rrrrTre vote which 10
Presidential. alrtr..u w;i' coma out. Now.
We have had them all out and n,eSsursd
them, and in the next Presidential elea-
lgn, with iudiCiCus platform and pOpu-
nomination, 81 least we shalt keep all r.
pubIirau men and mOnCy at home 70 take
care # Butler instead Of sending both INFO
ohio aat Indiana % corrupt those States.
SI.rsu BENINvJ> +. T. trsg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
COMMANDER WILDE's DEFENSE.
Cnardler's Private Reasons for MOI
Ordering Court of Inquiry.

WAsuIXGroN, November Some com.
ment has been CAUSED by the fact that Sec
retary Chandler has not ordered a court OF
inquiry into the conduct Of Commander
Wilde, OF the Yantic. Chandler, in his
letter to Wilde, intim4tcs that Wilde hada
good deal to explain before his manage
ment OF the Yantic could be satisfactory to
the Navy Department. Secretary Lincoln
hardly went further in his letter to Gen
eral Hazen, in which he announces that he
had ordered a court OF inquiry into Gar
lipgiOn's conduct. 1t is asserted in naval
circles that the reason Chandler did not
order a court OF inquiry can be inferred
when it is known that he had in his desk
at the time the Yantic was ordered to es'
cort the Proteus, a report that showed that
the Nautics boilers were in such a condi'
ton as to demand immediate repair. Not
withstandirg that, Secretary Chandler or
dered tie Yantic TO make the voyege.
court Of inquiry could not fail to bring out
this iECt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
FOUND AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
A Man Long Thought Dead Writes to
His ErOther.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., November Mr.. E.
NJ. Dart, of this city, in conversation to-
day with your reporter concerning his
brother, John Dart, who was for many
years thought to be dead, but was, 1t has
been recently learned, in Chilli, said that
he was daily expecting a letter from Val
paraiso informing him when he may look
for his brothers return home, he having
announced his intention to sail for this
country at an early date. On the 18th OF
August 1856, John Dart, whose home was
then in New London, Conn.,, sailed from
Nantucket in the bark islander, Captain
StarLeck, for the Pacific Ocean, on whal-
ing voyage. She returned to Nantucket
with 500 barrels OF sperm oil on jane .,
1861. Mr.. Dart was second mate on the
Islar der, but did not return home on her,
having left her when her voyage was about
half over. For more than twenty-five
wears his relatives knew nothing OF his
whereabouts, and supposed he was dead
until short time ago, when his brother in
this city received q letter from him dated
at Valparaiso.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
HEAVY FAILURE III MICHIGAN.
Kellogg, sawyer al 60. Lumber Man
pfacturers. Make AN Assignment.

KALAMAZOO, MIcn., November 7.-keI-
logg, Sawyer & Co., lumber manufacturers
of this place, made an assignment to-day
to Edward Bvlts, Of Darr, Mich. The liza
bilities are in the neighborhood OF S275,-
OCO. The assets of the firm are Sis5, 900.
Resides individual property OF $4,000
to SJO.OC0. the essets comprise 6oN0,-
eco feet of standing pine in Osceola
county, Mich; a sawmill, running 200
hands logging railroad, and 80, 900 worth
Of manufactured lumber, equipment, and
other property. The failure was directly
caused bv Endorsements for Frank Chick.
ering, of Grand Rapids, to the extent OF
10000 Other liabilities are principally
to Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids banks,
and the contract for the pine lands matur-
ing year by year for several years Their
mills closed to-day. There is some pros
pect OF concession being made by the
creditors and that the business will be re-
capitalized by new company, which was
in progress Of organization at the time OF
the failure, and that the business will be
continued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
SENSATIONAL BASTARDY CASE.
An Ohio Man Claims fEe IL tie victim
of BLACK timoiI.

SrglHciIELr, O., NOyr:uber The bss-
tardy suit filed hy an unmarried women
named Anna Carey against the well-known
Fast street grocer, Mr.. A. b. GlImour, who
is q married man, created good dea! OF
talk on the streets yesterday. The de-
tendant was in Squire Rightmeyer's Court
asst eN ening, and was bound over to Court
N the sum CT 500. lie is mar.
ried man, sri has wife aid
Laughter. Tie girl bringing the suit
is an unmsiried woman, named Auna
carey, Skc claims that GiimNur lcrsua led
her Ia 60 into the Office OF William H.
Whitley, in the Fast street shop, one
evening last March, and there accomplished
herr,in, from which she ;s now pregnant
She lays no used no force in accomplishing
his Ge;Isn, an1 that she knew he vas i'ar
red ct the time Glim0ur himself clai rs
lha, It is bac!; milling scheme and says
the ruilty party is ColOred poliHemnn
nance ISss. Tie affair has created mUcA
relg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08

SINGERS FROM THE COAL MINES.
A Chorus of PennsylvanfR Miners
Going TO the Liverpool Festival.

A Chorus Of PennsylvanfR Miners
Going TO the Liverpool Festival.
SCRANTON, November IA chorus of $50
voices among the Welsh miners and their
families has been organized to cross the
Atlantic and complete in the musical festi.
val at Liverpool next August. A com.
mittee of arrangements has been appointed.
The love of song is one Of the marked char.
acteristics of these working people from
Wales, and it is great treat to enter any
OF their churches and listen to their
Inspiring Congregational Singing.
Some years ago, when the great Hyde Park
Eisteddfod was held the adjudicators we're
astonished by the splendid chorus singing
of the miners and their families. The
wish has been expressed by prominent
Welshmen in New York and Philadelphia
that the choir be selected from all parts of
the United States. 1t is thought here that
this will not be practicable, as it would
not afford opportunity for the necessary
drill. AS soon as the choir is selected it
will enter upon its rehearsals. The singers
will be backed by the coal companies and
the business men of northeastern Penusyl.
vania with all the morey needed to carry
out the enterprise. The choir and those
who will accompany it to Liverpool will
probably number 400 persons,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
BULLlSH.
The Wsstsra 6raIa Market on 4
Solid BasIs,
BUT A BIG CORNER IN CORN.
One Of the Events Of the Near Future
on the Chicago Bosrd-The Ones
Who are Managing the
Deal.
Special 10 ne ResiaU.

CHICAGO, November Livery intelligent
observer on change has noted the fact that
wheat is strong in spite Of leading opsr.
ators, as we'll as all the bulls selling largely
on every rally. They all expected that big
sales would break the market this week -
usual, but were disappointed. The bears
will soon understand that so cents break
from $ils is . very big decline, and that
IS cents for good. sound wheat in Chicago
is low under any circumstances. These
considerations are being impressed on the
general public, and when they
Get . Ruyiny Fever On,
prices are apt 10 SO as much too high ~
they went too low. Ii was wrong to Guy
wheat at $l.l7, but not necessarily right TO
sell il at 10 cents. The country operators
have commenced to buy, and the volume
OF orders is increasing every day, aud
sbrewd brokers declare to-day IL will be
difficult 10 stop the irresistible tide before
prices touch 81 10. Values are creeping
upward steadily. Private cable advices are
encouraging, and state that there has been
a marked
Failing or In the Iudian supply.
The shipments for the last two weeks have
tcen $4,000 bushels from Calcutta when
an anty ,r"r, Wnn,h"r raTv a5o Nt0 b,'hnIa , -,
anu I'm ,,o.! unS Wv o"SnS ~ r,Sap ~,
.ne ~ I'M "S 81 az ~, a., y, o',,v
,nH. uusiIe. @ I'm , -, ,,"o y,
'Le., ''"r isar III, r,,tn -tt"n"s', 80 C." ,ue ,o.n
S.r,, -, rTo ,.n h,,sno,. "a" ''.r,', -
|.r 49," =, ., ~ mn, orp s,,.h.Is P'"'
The stock of wp,.,
in uoub.y is about 5.uuS bushel, with
ii,h, ,,coi,,s X,w No,t .Iv,,.. ,, ,n.,
,hStt az, r,nth,rS ,hnr.So,. ~, 80, wi n. ., ,""t
~, r,,,,,o 80. o' "a. w.. - N"pn"
~, toi a 49,
D'',r,. ""s", -, ~: al nnh,"S ,y,,ni
Lo .,i,njs',1 a, sn o,c."J;ngIy ac,;ys Is.
"ta',,;rn IN ;n',,.,;.,.i,h''
~" ~ 'N'' - ''
Corn Is iaVriI'e market insi ~ present
Hnd there are nnmisiakan'e signs "i biH
H'al IN ihe November option. lh're u no
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
United Against the Republicans.

. LINCOLN, NEE, November THE re-
turns at ten o'clock to night show Repub-
lican gains in almost every county on the
State ticket. Reese, Republican, is elected
Supreme Judge by ten thousand majority.
Broody, Democrat, is elected in the first
Judicial district by q $500 msjority.
Three other districts not heard from are
supposed to be in doubt. The Republi-
cans elect seven judges. Very few cOun-
ties elect straight Republican tickets.
Many mixed. Some gave Republican ma
joriuas on State and elect opposition
county tickets, others the reverse Gerer-
ally AL elements are united in opposition
pLIU1IIaiGS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
AN ANGRY OHIO FATHER
In Il OF Pursuit. OF an ElOpiug Daughter
and Her Truly.TruIy,

CLYDE, O., November Claude Sweet
land, deyotee OF fashionable dress, whose
father was former editor in this place,
has lived fer some years in another town.
About week ago be came here on visit.
At an evening party lie became acquainted
with Miss Clara Nunneyiiler, the sixteen
year.old daughter of the City Marshal. He
began to pay her attention, taking her to
places OF amusement almost every night
After his arrival Saturday night last
Claude and Clara attended the roller skat-
ing rink together, Clara did not return to
bad accepted the n0sr"rtn ~ "CNo"a8 GIN
friend. She failed to return on Sunday,
ard it was subsequently learned that the
two ad departed for Chicago on late
train Saturday night. Marshal NunneviI.
Ter Immediately started in pursuit, and
swore he wGu!d thrash the young man and
bring his daughter back if she was to be
found anywhere in the country. The girl
is handsome brunette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
SLADE AND RYAN.
!he Troy hoy Anxious 20 Meet the
NRori

S. IDr.s, November THE PJ''D!-.
patch received a communication from
prominent sporting man this morning
sisting that as Slade has improved 50 much
since he joined the Sullivan combInar0l'
row here, general desire has sprung up
TO see him and Ryan matched. He there
fore made the following proposition
4 will back Ryan TO Iight sade
or anv man in America for $500
10 g. 900 side. The fight to be
decided within one hundred miles
of New Orleans in February next As
soon as an answer is received forfeit Of
81 COO will be deposited With william I
Mccoy, OF this city, and regular challenge
issued. This was submitted to A.. Smiih,
manager Of the combination, Who said that
Sullivan and Ryan were matched for hard
gloves in Boston after they got back. but ~
ne was in q hurry he could be accommo
dated between here and San Franciscj.
He believed Ryan would, after the Boston
match. wsnt nothing to DO with either
Sad. or Sullivan. He thought, however,
that fght between Ryan and Slade might
be arranged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
IL was Jaekson's Habit
A WOMAN PkRALYZED BY FEAR.
a Pennsylvania Lady Rendered I'm.
conscious by an Assault.

NoRErsTowY, November last Sa:ur-
day evening, when Edward O'Ne!l. a quarry
man, living near Bridgeport returned to
his home after WORK; he found in an out
shed his wife half knec!ing upon the floor,
speeChless and her eyes liked. Her body
was cold, and low breathing alone indicated
that iife still remained. She was carried
into the house and a physician was sum-
mopcd.
Il was learned that several girls who had
been walking in the same direction which
Mrs. O'Neil took on Saturday evening on
her return from Bridgeport, after having
made some purchases, had been followed
by n burly looking ri linn and been almost
frightened cut Q! their WITS. TIE supposi
.icn is that Mrs ONeil was assaulted by
the villain ard that gr'a. fright superia.
dUCeG congestion Of the brain,
Upon being treated for that mslaiy she
recovered somewhat from ler stupOr. She
was able to utter few words, but has no
recollection OF what transp!red on her way
bone from Bridgeport. The muscles OF
the wOm6n's limbs are less rigid and hopes
are entertained OF her recovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
Thousands Say So.

Mr.. VI. T. Atkins, Girsrd, Kan, writes.
81 never hesitate to recommend your Elec-
tric Bitters to my customers, they give en-
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without it They will svs
hundreds OF dollars in Doctors bills every
wear. Sold at Fifty cents bottle sy Logan
l. Co. Druggists, Bridge norner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
Sa,,Ied Bexond n Doubt.

CINCINNATI, November Tie News
Journal says: The result of Yesterday
elections settles the matter beyond all
doubt that the next president OF the United
States will be a Democrat, and that the two
great Democratic states OF Ohio and New
York will furnish one or both the presiden
tial candidates. There will be much sor.
row and CONSERVATION among the Office
holding monopolists when they read the
returns this morning and comprehend
their true significance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-08
BelVh ViSriCATeO.
Ettukiated a. n Pension Ag'nt-H'r
Little Srp.

WSsniauTcs, N0vCnter Tile Com
missionery Of r.Dsions 10 day informed
Mrs. Rclya ockwood, tie female lawyer
that the charges against her in connection
with irregulariiy in handling pension
claims had been Withdrawn, and the order
susperding her from practice before the
pensicn Office had accordingly been re-
yoked. Mrs lockwood said 70 day thai as
long ~ there was q cloud on the manner
in which She bad prosecuted the pension
claim. she bad made up her mind
10 ssy nothing shout the matter, but that
now, when the pension Office had yoiun
tarilv rkonrraitd her. she would say that
to make living and pay her clerks Dy
prosecuting pFDsioD cases with very az.
icult thing and that she intended to sell
out her entire practice. Several dayss;nce,
he raid, she bad received oiiiCal not!fca'
tioD q her appointment as the legal rep
rsslntstiYe here Gf the States OF Nicaragua
end Panama. with full power to transact
all business affecting the Panama ana
SIcarsguan canals.
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PREPARING FOR THEIR FUNERAL.
Gnc Republicans Making Ready 10 Fix
the Date OF Their Next National
a,anNenainr,.

Gnc Republicans Making Ready 10 Fix
The Date OF Their Next National
Convention.
ArcuIsoN, KS, November 7.-Colonel
john 4. Martin, Secretary of the National
Republican Committee, sent out to-day the
following call: A meeting OF the Repub-
lican National Committee will be held at
the Arlington House, Washington, II. c.,
Wednesday, December u, 1855, at y
o'clock for the purpose OF deciding upon
the date and place for holding the bXt
National Republican Convention. The
committee will also elect chairman, vice
Governor Marshall jewell, deceased. At q
meeting Of the committee held in Wash
irgton on the 18th Of January last the Iol.
lowing resolution wss adopted:
Rcgoi,cd, That the cali Tor the
Next Republican National Convention
>hsll be so broad and liberal as to invite
The cooperation, without imposing any
other tests Of ieslty, Of all citizens who are
in favor Of elevatirg and Identifying Amer
iCsD labor, protecting AMI extending home
industries, giving free popular education
- the mass Of the people, securing free
suffrage snd an honest counting OF the
ballots and etiectuslly protecting all human
rights IN every section Of our common
country, and who ere willing 10
support ihe Nominees
OF the convention. The committee also
fixed the basis OF representation in the
mex National Convention and the manner
of e.eCting the delegates by the adoption
of the following order: The Republican
National Convention of 1884 shall consist
of four delegates AT large from each State
and two delegates from each Congressional
district. The delegates at large shall be
chosen by popular delegate OF State con-
YeEtions called on
Not Less Than Twenty Days
published notice and held not more than
sixty days before the time fixed for the
meeting OF the National Convention. The
Republicans of various Congressional dis
tricts shall have the option Of electing their
delegates at q separate popular de eGate
convention called on similar notice and
held in the districts at any time within
fifteen days next prior to the meeting OF
the State convention, or by sub districts OF
the State conventions into. district conven-
tiors. and such delegates shall be
Chosen in the Latter Method
If not elected previous to the meeting OF
the State Conventions. All district dele
gates to be accredited by the officers of
such district convention. Two delegates
shall be allowed from each territory and
from the District of Columbis, similarly
chosen. Notices of contests shall be given
TO The National Committee, accompanied
By full printed statements of the grounds
OF the contest, which also shall be made
public, and preference in the orders of
hesripg and determining contests shall be
given by the convention according to the
dates OF the reception of such notices and
statement by the National Committee. A
full attendance Of the members is earn
estly requested.
signed J. A. MARTIN, Secretary.
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DAKOTA.

fASSroS, November The portion OF
Dakota south of the 18th parallel voted
yesterday on the ratification of the consti-
tuition drawn up at the Sioux Falls con.
vention in September. The proposition Ia
to present it to Congress this winter and
ask the admission of the south half of Da.
kots, which contains 10000 people. Be-
ing no general election in the territory q
light vote was pollsd. Lovely and his fol.
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The PRICE OF A FAT STlFFER.
YOuug David Moses Sells the Body OF
Hkis Wife.


HIS wife.
BALTIMORE, November David Moses
husband of the fat girl who died here
about ten days agH, has sold her body 10
DR.. Alexander Hill, Of this city. The
body will be disinterred in few days.
immediately after the fuUeral ceremonies
at the cemetery the weeping widower, who
seemed overcome with grief at the inter.
ment, went to DIR. HlrS Office. He told
the doctor who he was aud added, II want
to sell my wifcs body. II will be stolen
anyhow" DR.. Hill told him he would
give him 800 for it. Moses accepted and
the bargain was a. once concluded.
DR.. Hill stated 10 day he wants the body
for dissection, and more especially for the
skeleton, which he will have circulated,
and placed in his Office. Moses, who re-
turned to New York aftcr the burial, will
arrive here in day or two and be present
al the disinterment OF his brides OF
month. Great indignation is expressed BY
DR.. Hill at the transaction being made
public. Several other efforts have been
made to steal the body, and the fact that
other parties may be able 10 get Al her has
tened the lisiDtelment.