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Dr.. SpiNNEy 1.
OF so. II KEARsY ST. sAE FsAgGisGg.
TrsG& all Chronic and Special Dissayes

EaUges MIN
NETGO HsY BE SUFFERING RRo& IEE
w effects Of youthful follies or indiacretion
VIII do well to syai themselves Of this the greatest
boon over laid &C the altar Of suffering hGmanig'
DR. SPINNEY will guarantee &c forfeit $3.50 fer
every case of Seminal Weakness or Private Disease
Of any kind or character which he undertakes 81 d
fails to cure.
MEDDTE-AGEY MEN,
There are many at the age OF thirty to siEty " Q
are troubled with too frequent evacuation Of the
bladder, often accompanied by slight snnarting or
purning sensation, and weakening OF the system
In manner the patient cannot account foT. On
examining the urinary deposits q ropy sediment
viii often be found, and sometimes small particle E
Of clbunen will appear, or the color viii be o. a
thin miikish hue, again changing to dark ard
torpid appearance There many who de
Of this difficulty, ignorant Of the GAUGE, which s
the second stage Of seminal weakness Dr. S. w
guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases. spd q
healthy restoration Of the genito-urnary organs.
Office hours-10 10 and 9 to s. SUNDAY, from 10
to II A. Il. Consultation free. Thorough eXaIrin-
alton and sdvioe, S5 Call or address
BIB. SSzNNEE g Cfss-
No. II kearny street, San Francisco
?. 5-For private diseases OF ahoTt standing, q
full course OF medicine, sufficient for cure, w!!h
all instructions, will he sent to any address for sf
aI2e.4 p5tawhiTWThFt
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mI5-1yTuThS

"Ihad sick headache for forty years. your pills
cured Bie"-Lucy A. Warren, Deerfeld, N. Y
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of tise Icsssa Body EsstlaFgeG. De
xefnne.s enc strengfafaad.n Etc.,

TsAE IETERES ING ADvE aF IsEH INT LONG
I run n o0r ptDs-. Ia reply {? Inquiries we VIII
say that there is no evidence Of hgrlolE about this
on the co1trsrr the advertisers ale vefJ liEhy in
dorssd Iuteres aTs5as may get ee1iee erenlars
giving al PARTICULARS by addressing le edle-i CO..
p. @ Rex 49, BnEale, N. 1-.-t Ioiea3 aYfping Iise
s1S1yTuThS
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In chronic dyspep

In chronic dyspep-
sia aud liver com
.pIaint, and in
chronic constipation
and other obstinate
diseases, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is
beyond all compari-
son the best remedy
that can be taken.
as q means of re-
storing the strength
and vital energy OF
persons who are
sinking under the
debilitetmg effects
ofpainful disorders,
this star dard vese-
table iuvigoraut is
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREEl

SAMPLE BOTTLE FREEi
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter. stating
symptoms, aud age. Strict secrecy in regard tc
all business transactions.
DIR, EEaTsE's KIDNEY HEMEDR, NE
PRgEEsCglI. cures all kinds OF Kidney ana
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhea, elect, Leucorrh0a.
For sale by all Druggists; 81 a bottle; six bottles
for s..
pR. NENTIE'S DANSELIGN Pills are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSkA and SsAAOSs
cure in the market. For sale by ali Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY s. Co. Sacramento, Wholesale
Agents. m9 4plY&o5Wly
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- rrnnclsco stocR sAles.
AFrEREoow SESSION.
SAN FRANCISCO. OttoDer .ss'
.rop, -r~40 arezroE.

RUSSIA SALvG IS the universal remedy tor
urus. scalds, GUS, bruises sud fash wounds.
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Racel Racei
isvIEAKaaD UNpEv ELoPED PARTS

yTyo n 7. GROENEs ED, ON TIE RIVER
side Road This Fine Resort Is located but
three mics from the city. zine Vines and Liquors
Polite attention to guests. a14-2m
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DR.. c. .. SALFiELD,
2I6 kearny street,
can Ep NCVC n n n

Consultation strictly confidential, by letter or at
Office, FREE. For the convenience Of patients, and
in order to insure perfect secrecy have adopted
private addr sss under which all packages are for
warded
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE
Sufficient TO show its merit, will be sent to anyone
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age.
Commun cations strictly confidential.
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ST DAV,O'S.

Ear8I AND RFs.rAUaAR.I.ei.
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Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline, and loss
GR MANHOOD, tn all its complications,
aud from whatever cause produced. IL
enriches and purifes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs and Physical and Mental Faculties 1t
stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon the
system preventing involuntary Losses, facilitating
dreams, seminal losses with the urine, etc, so
destructive to mind and body. 1t IS sure
eliminator OF all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLANTS. It contains no injurious Ingredients.
To those suffering from ftic evil effects
of youthful iuGIscretiOns or excuses,
speedy, thorough ana permanent CURE
Is GUARANTEED. Price, Sc so per bottle,
or five bottles in case, with full directions and
advice, $40. Sent secure from observation to any
address upon receipt Of price, or G. o. D. To be
bcd only n
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Ed n ~ Es- I'D Z "a Rs

CENTS FOR a GOOD SQUARE MEAL,
. Sacramento Restaurant, Nos. S7 and SO X
street, between Third and Fourth three blocks
from The Depot). Street Cars pass every five min
utes-ask the conductor where to stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes, Il cents. Fine Dining Prrors for Fami-
lies Opeu Day ard Night.
VISIT J. D. SMITH, Proprietor
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OUR BOND CASE.
TIE LEGAL EIsToRY oP THE FUNDED
DEBT OF SACRAMENTO.
WHY the Supreme Court compels the
City to Keep It's Contract-Fun
Text Of the Decision.

The following is the full text of the decision
of the Supreme Court in the Sacramento
bonded debt case. It embraces history OF
the law of the subject, and should be read BY
all who desire to be intelligent on this local
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TO THE UNFORTUN aTE
DIR, GIBBOH' DISPEHOARY.
6ss KeaEDy street. san Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases,
si1ch rs Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in al
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, ETC., perma-
nently cured orno charge
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cnitnaI Weakness,

Seminal Emissions, the
consequence ofself abuse,
This solitary vice or de-
,.-r,--I eoyr,oI i,n,ltr1oopno
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Il Is & re "a
strens en- 4 i s
( Remedy ana Nerve
! TONIC is the legiti-
( mate result Of over
/ twenty years Of prac-
! teal experience, and
I CURES WITH UN-
. FAILING CERTAINTY
! Nervous and Physical
Z Debility, Seminal Weak
! ness, spermatorrhes,
& Pros LetOrrE &c a,
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POsTPONEM EMIT

o, WALLACE McGRATH
Chief Engineer. RltkeabulT, W v.
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Total III
The market haspeen slow TO day, Us for several
weeks past. The supply Is light, but about cqual
10 very moderate demand. The quality SHOWS
some average improvement on last weeks offerings.
the tops beiug better than the tops OF last week.
There is q shade improvement In prices qualify
considered Prices range from 10 9 No., with most
sales from " tO6c. +
THE SWINE MARKET. /
Arrivals this
A,r3xS ID wa
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For several months an old foreigner whose
nativity and name have detied all attempts at
discovery has been going about the city with
a tin bsx under his arm and o pipe in his
mouth, the fumes Of which are sufficient an.
nouncement OF his approach when he Is ct
some distance from person. The
box contains handkerchiets, laces and
similar notions, which he sells when
be can find q purchaser. Heb becume a
decided nuisance, as he never resorts 70 the
formalIty OF q knock, but enters q house II
the door is not locked, and II the lady OF the
house refuses to purchase he is frequently
very abusive. LAST evening 0acer Dunlap
found him peddling In the First ward, and
demanded his licenie. He replied that he
was the Sovereign Lord aud Master OF the
World, and issued his own licenses. He
petulantly requested the officer not to
bother him. Dunlap insisted on seeing bis
license or taking him into custody, when the
old man In broken English declared that be
would have The officer beheaded to-day: He
was arrested, and on his penon was found
about $S2 In money. He petsistently refused
10 give his name. The general belief Is that
he Is crazy, and should be prevented from
annoying people as he has heretofore done.
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A Success FinnnclniIy-A Good DISPOSE.
fIpn af he kurpIus.

A Success FinnnclaiIy-A Good DISPOSE.
tIon ofthe surplus.
The most successful supper ever given by
The ladies OF the First baptist Church was that
Of last evening. Nearly three hundred pee.
Pile awaited themselves OF the opportunity TO
one OF those delicious suppefs which Is
al ways spread when announced, and passing
a pleasant evening In social conversation.
Not q complaint was heard from any per-
son, as every precaution had been taken by
the managers to make every person at home
and all the surroundings agreeable. A large
amount was also realiL4d from the con.
fectionesy and ice cream stand. After the
supper was over, AVID all served who desired
any thing, tho ladies discovered that several
large baSkets Of provisions were untouched, liz.
Guiding boiled hams, corned beef and all
other kinds OF cod meats, and much canned
fruit; aud feeling that II was their duty 10
DO asmuch good as was in their power, they
decided to turn over all the surplus 70 the
Fourth Ward Auxiliary OF the .Womens'
Benevolent Association, to be distributed to
the poor in their district, The ladies return
their thanks for the generous way In which
the people turned out and-if they give
another supper, promise TO even excel the
one OF last night.
The committee consisted Of Mesdames
Amick, Milford, Tappan, Charnock, Bigelow,
Springer, Britt, Kasley, Combs, Armstrong
and Underwood. ~ ~
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This morning about two o'clock Q. ".
Long, OF Pittsburgb, who had in his charge
several horses which he was to take to Pitts.
burgh on the Chancellor, went into
the Italian saloon on Market street, and
when he came out was followed by
Leon Van Walt, who stopped him, and a
slight dispute followed. A man named Gun.
ther, W no stays at Simpsons livery stable, and
another man named Hammond were with
Long. The former interfered, when Van
Walt hauled of and would have struck him,
but the man ran across TO the stable and tel.
ephoned for the police. subsequently officer
Dunlap arrested Van Walt aud placed bin
In the lookup. Thsstory here given Is that Of
Long, Gunther and Hammond. The ac-
cused's version may be different, and It Is
probable that the origin OF the trouble was
intended by Van Walt as one Of his peculiar
jokes. Disorderly conduct Is tie charge
against him.
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CONDENSATION WITHDRAWN.
The knights OF ~. John Comply viii
Bishop KaIn's De>ires.


The Knights or ~. John Comply with
Bishop KaIn's De,ires.
The following letter, received by Bishop
Kahn yesterday, explains itself, and the 90
currences which led 10 the correspondence
are fresh in the minds OF the public: u
WHEELING, February q, 1888.
TO r. Rer. J. j Kahn, Bishop Of Wheeling:
Ri. RKy, AND DEAR sIR:-The special com.
mittee who waited upon you on Thursday,
the fifteenth instant, reported TO the Society
at called meeting held last Sunday after.
noon the result OF their interview.
L am authorized to inform you that the
military company who gave the ball on the
night of January % has been disbanded, as
you required; also that the society is not
responsible for any OF the Objectionable ar
ticies which have appeared in the newspapers
in regard to our affair; and moreover, that
as Catholics the members Of the society are
ready to respect and uphold the ecclesiastical
authorities Of the church and OF this diocese.
| therefore, In the name OF the Society OF
the Knights OF ST. John, respectfully peti.
ton you to withdraw your condemnation Of
the Society. Respectfully,
john 0cHsESEU RN.
President Of Knights Of 81. John.
The Bishop responded as follows:
TO DR.. John 0chs,nkahn, President Of Knight,
Of ~. John:
DEAR Sin :-In view Of the facts set forth in
your communication Of this date, herewith
revoke the sentence OF condemnation which
| had felt II my duty to pass upon the 10.
ciety Of the Knights u 81. John, and conf
mend the good catholic spirit which prompt
ed the Society in It's action OF last Sunday
evening. Respectfully,
tJ0HS ]. KAIs,
BIhon Of Wedding.
WHEELING, February q, 1883.
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CITY nA1TEEs.
Br.sf Notes on current Events Of ninol

Interest.
TIE First ward lookup Is to be repaired
and put in proper shape
No BuuxEss OF public interest was transact.
ed In the Municipal Court yesterday.
0TVicER WILLIAMS locked up tramp who
gave his name as Henry Patterson last night,
He will probably get sixty minutes-to leave
town.
The North Wheeling Literary and Athletic
Society wants to lease piece Of ground
from the city above Seventh street, for the
purpose OF putting up gymnasium and
place for meeting.
0FRICER BELLEvTLLE picked up man In
front Of the German Bank on Market street
yesterday who was too drunk 10 walk, or tell
bis name. He will probably be sober enough
at police court this morning.
"PooR Hu0H FLYSE; we've got him up
ag'in,n said Officer Junkins last night when o
reporter asked what he knew. Hugh was
abusing his family In the Eighth ward, and
Officer Kennedy locked him up.
THE Young Peoples Meeting OF the Chap.
line Street NJ. L. Church will celebrate their
frst anniversary this evening, The pro.
eramme will consist Of singing, readings, de.
clamations, addresses, ETC., and the admission
Is free. -.f.ts
THE chain gang could be protltably engaged
for half a day in leveling OF the dumping
ground on Eighteenth street, eiist OF the Mar.
ket street bridge. An embankment has been
made by carts not being backed far enough,
and now It Is impossible to use the dump
at all.
The city gas lamp, corner OF ALLEY II and
Jacob street, needs looking after. The pipe
which supplies II has leak several inches be.
low the burner, which blazsd away all day
yesterday at o lively rate. The residents OF
that locality say the lamps there are not well
attended to.
A NEW Literary Society has been organized
at the Linsly Institute BY the larger and more
advanced scholars The society starts of,
having large membership. and the prospects
for It's future success are fl4ttering. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: President, Frank Klevii; Vice Presi;
dent, Robert Criswell; Secretary, Wilbur f.
Smith.
CAPT. BENNETT last evening named as the
three new policemen, allowed him by Coun.
Gil: Joseph Barunl, A s. Radford and Louis
Freehold. They were confirmed by the Sec.
ond Branch and sworn In. One will be placed
In the Sixth waId one iu the eastern end OF
the Fourth and the third on the wharf and
Main street, with instructions To be at the
depotS on the arrival and departure OF trains
On. sroREG. of Triadelphia, thinks the note
In Mondays INTELLIoEEcGR In reference To
the death OF Mr.. William Nichols, did In.
Justice to the physicians. He says that he
aud DR.. Carter were his attending physicians;
that his disease was pronounced by them TO
be stone In the bladder, complicated with
heart trouble. DR.. Frissell, OF Wheeling
saw him In consultation the dsy before hts
death, and concurred IN this diagnosis. The
immediate cause Of his death was heart
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WHAT WAS IT:
The Spectacle that Pranced Up Market
street Yesterday.

The Spectacle that Prhnced UP market
street Yesterday.
As q pile driver Of the ISTELLIGEScER was
walking down Market street, yesterday, study.
ing the arithmetical progression OF his after
noon promenade, he was suddenly paralyz sd
by vision looming up at the other end OF the
square. Was 1t the "harbinger OF Spring" ?
yasit Freddie Gebbhard? Was it2 OF, 'what
was itfn For moment the juvenile news.
paper man forgot his d, b, CSot discretion,
aud rs the panorama passed he stood stunned
and overcome by the gorgeousness OF the pic
ture. Everybody turned around. So did the
reporter-he had Us much right TO look on
beauty as the rest The object that attracted
80 much attention was none other than q
celebrated colored fop OF Bridgeport. How was
he dressed? Well, be wore rough wooden
suit that flt his form as close ~ the scales on
tombstone-il anything tighter An Inn
maculate shirt front was dotted with dia.
monds, and nCcktie OF huge size Tapped his
breast and Shone In the SUI In seven differ.
ent colors, while sumptuous watch chain
dAngled In front, gathered up 10 three loops,
much rs woman's skirt would be cared for,
ut the end OF which hung a massive seal.
Add to this picture light kid gloves, a
somber complexion and an athletic strut
and the reader can readily imagine the
momentary paralysis that oyercame the
Innocent reporter. III walked up street
amid the jeeTs OF those who lined toe side
walk, but faltered not "Was It Freddie
Gebhardt, In disgnise2' asked sympathetic
man. The reporter said he guessed not.
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A recess OF Eve minutes was then taken,
and again an angry buzz rose from the I'm
patient crowd, which had gradually swelled
till the commodious audience space and
lobby OF the court room was crowded, and
many interested witnesses had taken places
within the bar l..U.l
Pending the testimony. Mr.. Frame moved
to quash the portion Of the specifications
which alleged acts done prior to the passage
OF the Act OF 1882, from which the authority
OF the Board, II 1t had any, to inquire into
these charges, was derived.
: MIR. Russell said he was getting tired, and
he supposed the members OF the Board were,
too. At any rate, they were getting paid by
the day aud he by the Job, and he wanted TO
get done. He accused the defense Of bad
faith and attempts 10 delay and hinder the
progress Of tho investigation. He ridiculed
the last point made.
Mr.. Good for the first time took part In the
proceedings supporting the motion made by
Mr.. Frame.
Commissioner Delbrugge wanted to know
how the Board was 10 ascertain when the al.
legged acts we're committed, II committed at
all, without hearing the testimony.
Mr.. Woods said that this law did not make
the acts charged offsnseS, but merely gave
jurisdiction over such ofienses 10 this Board.
II was therefore competent for the Board To
review the defendants entire official life.
Mr.. Frames motion was finally rejected.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-THE STOCK AND Conn
II will OF well equipped Job Printing 0sts
In this city or would lell material In los 10 NH
d. L. HUBBARD, tsS'H
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PERSONAL MENTION.
news and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.

News and Gossip In Reference TO tnrious
People.
Mr.. R. Kennedy Friend left last evening
on the Andes for Cincinnati.
George W. Corson, popular NeY York
is once more in the city. He is
stopping at the stamm
Mr.. viii Caldwell, OF the Register stat, left
yesterday for Louisville, where he will spend
two weeks visiting with friends.
A. H. Mitchell, E.q, Of St. Clairsville,
Prosecuting Attorney Of Belmont county,
was In the city yesterday, and was IN inter.
ested spectator OF the proceedings In the
Philips investigation for while.
Miss Kittie Kincaid, who has been the guest
OF Mrs w. A. Isett, OF North Main street, for
the past month returns to her home at Ian.
caster, Ohio, the latter part OF this week and
will be accompanied by Mrs. tsett.
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RIYER VIEWS.
General Items ReIntipg tothe River and
the Steamers. .t.

General Items Relating fothe River and
the Steamers.
The Andes left late last evening with big
trip.
day at Ga. n. and the Emma Graham az z:So
Pm.
The strong wind that blew yesterday after.
noon, caused pilots considerable trouble IN
handling their boats.
Capt. Bob Carr, OF Charleston, has ptir-
chased the steamer Katydid, and has COM
menced dismantling her.
The Sidney will arrive from Pittsburgh
this morning and positively take her depaf-
ture this evening for Cincinnati.
The @. W. Anderson, which has been laid
up at steubenville eyer sincs the cold snap
set 10, passed down at "A. NJ. for Cincinnati.
The river rose Monday night and was MS.
ing slowly yesterday morning AZ dusk last
night It was falling with 1? feet U inches IN
the channel. M
The Nellie Walton passed down with eoaIi
the Jacob Heatherington went down hgnti
the J. @. Fisher passed up with Oil boats ana
the Resolute win emphes.
The Courier for pArkersburg and the
Bachelor for Pittsburg departed yesterday
morning on time. The regular local packets
also arrived and departed regularly.
A correspondent OF the Pittsburgh 7fme,
takes exception to the common opinion that
the Ohio river business has become about
extinct, and cites the single fact that the
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Packet Line last
season handled X. 900 tons and carried about
70, 900 passengers. The amount carried by
Gray's Iron Line would exceed $1,000 tons.
Mr.. Kimberly, Chairman Of the Committee
on Wharves, presented Il resolution IN Coun'
eli last evening, ordering new water gauge
placed on the wharf. II was referred 10 the
committee. MIR. Kimberly supported bis
resolution with ringing speech, reclung the
eamhoatmen's grievances. They pay GOOD
round SUN to the city every year, and feel
that they are entitled TO some consideration.
GREEssBoRo, February T.-Riyer feet
and falling. Weather clear.
On CRY, February 27'E-Riyer feet and
stationary. Weather clear and cold.
PIr7sBuaaH, February 27.-Riyer 5 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cold.
CINCINNATI, February 26.-Riyer IS feet
Q inches and falling. Weather clear and
cold.
I LOUISVILLE, February 27-River 10 feet
in the canal and IA in the chute and falling
rapidly.
MoReASrows,w. Va February 7.-River
feet and falling Weather clear; thermo'
meter 1872.
BsowSsyr1Lr, February 27.-River 10 feet 4
inches and falling. Weather clear; Their
mometer 2so.
Ricx's LANDING, February 2.-River o feet
inches and falling. Weather clear; Their
mometer 900.
MEMPHIS, February 2G.-River stationary
since last night. no arrivals or departures
clear anu cool.
FAInMoMr, W. Va, February 3.-Riyer 4
feet 4 inches and stationary; weather clear;
thermometer $50.
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Hon. Henry Boil arrived In BellAlre yea
terday, and at once an active canvass in the
interest OF the Ohio Valley road was com.
menced, with the assistance OF some citizen
who are best fitted for the work, and who arc
In earnest. The address Of ]. II. Sullivan
and Mr.. Bohl, rs the committee, goes
over the whole ground, mentioning that the
object OF the canvass Is TO join with Marietta
and the country between Ia getting tho right
OF way and subscription OF SOC. 0t0 to the
stock. This Is not as q gift but as stock, the
Pennsylvania company agreeing to complete
the road and run It This Is as advinta.
geous as this company's construction OF
Inc Pittsburgh, Wheeling& Kentucky road
was 10 Wheeling. The Cleveland & Pitts.
bprgh road, under this company declares,