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NATURAL

ProErcss Of Work on New Wells nnd News
frun Old Ones. s-:S:. 4. /.
The escaping gas from t6c Wayncsburp
well burns TO the height OF eight feet. The
drilling will be continued until depth of
1000 feet is reached. --.5.ii
L Over onc-ha,f tho houses in the little
town Of Hickory, Pa, arc supplied with
natural eas and other persons are intro
ducins it every day. u
i The Cannonsbnrs Iron Company is
saving ut present $40 per ,luy by using
natural gas for fuel. Ii will soon Lcrln
sinking u second well. -:
4 The Venice. gas well, in Washington
county, has been finally abandoned at n
depth Of 9,o10 feet, OH account Of Il tre-
mendous md apparently ccaselcss flow Of
salt wafer. 5fst - s NJ. $3.50
!, The Fuel Natural Gas Company, Of
Pittsburgh, claiming to have exclusive
privileges, have commenced proceedings
against MI other gas companies to preyeut
county. a S ~ 4 -
The C!aysvillc, Pa. well is now down
more than | 600 feet. The company homes
70 strike gas at, 1,:;80 feet, as they think
their well is located on the same belt Ms
the Emery and other wells about Hickory
anu the strata rise towards Claysyillc.
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THEoUGlITuE STATE.
Accidents md Incidents In yysat vlrr,n,,
81. .f NO nut SLriuitr ~ ff-. 49, 20

Accidents nnd Incidents In :yysst Virginia
5In md Vicinity. 49,
Major Moore, tho bead OF the Salvation
Aarmy in America, is ut Steuhenville, md
addressed 300 persons Thu s,lay night.
The branch Of the army there is called The
First Army Corps Of Ohio. 35f
The Monongalia Improvement Com.
pany, ut Morgantown, is jbusily engaged
III preparing to sink n gas we'll. The ,ler.
rick IS being put up at the lower end of
town on the bank Of Deckcr's creek. y,
Thursday evening two young la,lies
named Flanagan and Taylor, on their wnv
TO theskating rink ut Steubenville, were
confronted by two negroes, one OF whom
pointed 4 revolverat them and demanded
their satclels, which were given up. The
two men were arrested Fritlay morning and
gave their names as Chambers and Jacobs,
They will have a hearing this evening.
They admit their guilt. Z. H. .Is n. :,
A young, man about II years old, named
"Toon' l'rotzmaI, hns skinned ont Of
Morgantown. Ele was sen, out TO deliver
some boots tlat had been repaired. lie
collected $2l 80 for them, turned his horse
LOOSE and started out on his own account,
his horse found its way home and there
were, suspicious OF foul play, but tho next
day he was heard Of ut Eairmont, where
he purchased ticket for this city. From
here he is supposed to lave gone West. :
The Washinston.Je;erson College au.
thori'ies arc having the Washington
county fair grounds, which they recently
purchased. fitted up Ms a playground for
the students. The floral hall is 10 be used
as u gymnasium. The grounds arc to be
tnstcinlly laid out. TO aid in ,lcfrayiny
the expenses OF the purchase and improve.
lnents ono dollar per term has been add.
ed to the contingent fee OF each student.
Foot ball, baso ball and other athletic
games are to be arranged for next season,
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"s,,akcn"by iii. Girl.

ClSclSSArr, o.. Dec. 5.-Lee Heller, a
young iron worker, attempted to kill Aliss
Inn, in the Office Of Justice OF the Peace
Dunning. but was prevented by the latter.
lie then deliberately shot himself dead.
Heller had been paying attention to the
girl who tired Of him. lie threatened her
and she had him arrested. Heller and
Squire Dunning and he girl were alone ii,
the office today preparatory to the trial,
when Heller drew n pistol and pointed il
at the girl sayine,"l'll give you satislac.
tion." Dunningr sprang ut him and pre-.
vented him from killing Miss Inn, but
could not keep him from killing himself,
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I jailed for IL Lost Wager.

I cn'cAoo, Dec. y officers last night ar. ar
rested W. D: Minney,,la married. man,
who is wanted inSTroy; n. ", on OF, a; a charge
Of embezzlement. .AAEinncy was n:sit employed
in a shirt md collar factory. and before
the, Residential election, wagcrcu 81 200
Of the firms money tllat llaine would be
elected: When Winney' learned that the
money was lost he left Troy in company
Of his wife and went to Kansas City, In
a few days hedo,ibled OH his trucks and
came here. he was arrested Yesterday by
Detective Rogers, who started East with
him this morning. iisj '!75E,,,-' !7s'5
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PRIVATE DaLzELL rises up out Of his re.
,lremcnt. grand, gloomy and peculiar y
For him there is no balm in Gilead
Every gaping wound is as deep as a well
and as wide as barn door, and somebody
has been pouring in vitrol by the gallon
The Private is never dull-that is some
satisfaction. In the very Acsolation Of
his soul his tongue sparkles and cuts like
two.elscd sword. In 1855 tho Private
will he as buoyant as the rest OF us, pre-
dieting with his old-timc eloquence IN
old'timc victory.
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Tnr home marketis is oithe tirstmoment.

rnr home market is OF the tirstmomtnt.
This We cannot afford to sacrifice. Next
i'll importance is that large Central and
South American market which We might
easily command and ought 10 command.
This is Mr.. Blaine's idea, and no Amcri-
can has given so much thought TO it. Ii
President Garfield Ind lived the Soutl,
American policy OF peaceful commercial
conquest would have been fixed fact
Our Southern neighbors desire to trade
with us. knowing that trade will bring
them into closer neighborhood with the
great nation OF the Western Continent.
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lie St,pc,,lat.als

CnlcAGo, Dec. 5.-Thc Feder grand
juryto.day returned an Indictment against
B. 7. @, Hubbard, and III default Of bail
hewas committed to Jail. Hc was cashier
oi the First National Bank Of Monmouth,
Ills, which, ,failed last spring ior abon,
sl0o, 600. Tho charge was thu, he embcz-
z!ed OF lost In speculation about $40 O0O.
He disappeared! for u time but was ar-
rested al Wuukon, Ills, in September.
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disappointment of the Hon. ,Alexan.
der X. l'oteler to be pardon clerk in the
Department Of Justice doubtless grows
utofthe Attorney-Gencral's personal re.
gard ior Mr.. Boteler, who has not been
identified with the Republican party. Mr..
Boteler is IN accomplished man OF high
character, and West Virginians will be
glad to know oil. his preierment. Perhaps
the incoming administration will leave
him undistnrbed, perhaps not.
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WORKING TilHl1Or ELS,
\ shrewd Young ni"n who hn. Captured

~ Shrewd Young Mnn WHO has Captured
& ;. Thousands OF Dollars. 4
New YoNK, Dec. 5.-Thc evening of No,
vember 90 thieves entered the room OF
Capt. Conner, proprietor Of the St. James
Hotel, and rited e.jewel box belonging to
Mrs. Conner, carrying Off s. 800 worth OF
diamonds and jcwelry. The work was
that ola professional thief, and whole
gang seems to be "doing" the city. Ali
the New York hotels have suffered greater
or less losses during the last few weeks.
One Of Pinkerton's detectives said !, las,
evening that the man who has done the
real work is young man not over twenty.
lie never registers, hut simpl y loafs about
a hotel. He jumps Mt the first opportunity.
They arc English professionals; a gang Of
them is here. They came month
ago. 1t is said that the losses at New
York hotels in the last six months exceed
$50 0{1 -soA''s5i, - 49, {; e. - 1=a
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a Family Fetiti.

GALVESTON, Ten, Dec. 5.-Thc Mcus
Galesyille special says: At noon to-day n
a shooting affair occurred iii front al The
Court House, resulting in the fatal wound.
ing Of Henry B. Ashman, Dr. I. S. Sauls
and Abraham Sauls. The difficulty grew
out Of All old 'ieud bctwccntile Sauls and
Ashman families. Green Sauls, Harry
Harris and ". R.SAshman, participants in
the fusilade, were. slightly wounded. n = n
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FREQ Trade In Fishery

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Dec. 5.-A large
meeting Of representative business men Of
Gloucester considered today the pro.
posal Of d reciprocity between the United
States ana Canada which shall include
the free admission OF british caught iisl,
into our markets. The speakers pointed
out the Importance Of Immediate united
action toiprotcct the interests Of Anleri.
can fishermen against the dangerous COM
petition which must result from keeping
our markets free to the products OF
Canada fisheries. A con,mittce was an.
pointed to invite thcico.oprration Of other
New England fishing ports. Il 75.s.,''.ii'l.J,
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ISplASApoLls, lSD., Dec. 5.-Thc Jour.
nails Logansport special says on the
Sunday, before election Rev. W.. E.!
Loucks, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, preached a sermon % which b..
y. louthian, editor OF the Daily Phnros,
took exceptions, and retorted by3:print:
ing insinuations against the character
Of Mr.. Loucks. The paper twice retractcd
these changes, but tLonthian& again re:
peatcd them for which he was knocked
down BY the minister, Since the street
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III EASTERN Pent,xvIvnn,,

EAsrox, Pa, Dec: 4.-The West End
Iron Iron Company, below phillipsburg. re-
duced wages 10 to 20 percent. Elit.:
!, ,Ihe sWazye va mines reduced: wages from
who received 81 4owill now be paid si'l0.
Spnngthle foundry and ,.achine works
at Cstasauqua, reduced wages 10 percent
The slate men ut Penn Argyll ure on i
strike against . second reduction of w.ipes
The Ferndale mill, neur Cat..sa,,o1,aI - !.
has closed indefinitely. f-z,Tl.S,..- >st'''.
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WHEELING VEST Va SATURDAY MORNING.

farm to his wife and enclosed the deed
He also enclosed a check for 1851, also u
number Of bills amounting to several hun.
dred dollars for her 10. collect, The farm,
buildings and stock are said to DO worth
5000. Mrs. Terry thought her husband
Ind taken about $1,000 In cash with him,
having recently sold some property and
drawn money from the bank. e y. n
Tho wife Of Rev. Mr.. Downs, the clop.
ing lady. Is II daughter Of Rev. james
Hand, \ local preacher Of lIridgehampton,
and related to the wealthest families OF
Suffolk county. Terry always took an &C.
two part IN MI political and religious
movements. II Is believed that, owing to
the unpleasant relations between Terry
and his Sister who'elopcd 10 Florida Will,
Capt. Penny two years ago, the new elop-
ing couple have not gone there. .,.. m
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Wn.AlSoroS, n. G., Dec. 5.-A iutal
duel was fought between John Dulin and
Rufus Mulls yesterday in Morning Star
township, the weapons being a whisky
bottle and club. The young men who
were intimate friends had been drinking
and began to t1quurrelas 10 which was tho
best man. 10 SETTLE The question Dulin
took the bottle and Mulis picked up u
club Of about the same size. Dulin first
knocked Mullis over by II blow on the
head with the bottle. Mnllis then man.
aged TO stagser up nndstrikc Dulin on the
head. The edge Of the club penetrated
nulin's skull causing death soon after.
ward. AIullis escaped =
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British AXilckcts

tMAScHEsTER, Dec. 5.-The Guardians
com m'mercial article says: The market
shows much firlnncss but sales are small.
Producers feel strong with ordcrsin hand
and have IN upward tendency. The cot.
ton buyers will not concede their terms.
therefore the demand is light. The posi.
ton Of the sellers Is; decidedly stronger
and there is steadincss ia nil objections =,
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The store room Of Mr.. Adam Rasiord, at
Midway: Brooke county, was entirely de.
stroyed by Tire OH Thursday night about
2.oclock. The cause oi the fire is un.
known: Insurance on the building 500:
Two Indies have been rather unfortun-
ate at tho skating rink in their efforts to
master tho art OF roller skating. One re-
ceivcd broken arm and the other an arm
sprained, s. q. S;.5
: Mr.. ". 9. Barkclay had ono OF the bones
OF his right arm broken on Thursday by
the slipping OF a large pair Of tongs he was
using in conncctinggu gus pipe. q &
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! .NEWS:IS BRIEF.

3 President-elect Cleveland has declined
IN invitation 10 attend the Montreal CAY.
nival owing to . pressure Of business. %
The steamship Faradayt has succeeded
in splicing Qn0 of tho broken Mackay-
Renn".t cables, and it Is now in good work.
Ing ORDER ,Gsl5S.ST.
slWm. F. Hendritksaa, Of Chicago, was
struck by q locomotive near 'Irvineton, N.
y, yesterday, hya Hudson River railreal
engine, and instantly:killed, sfSi. Nj
Attorney General James Nc Cottncy, de.
feated Republican candidate for Congress
from The Sixteenth Illinois district, Aas
filed anotice to contest Landes' seat. ~ s
Suit has been brogchs. in The Third Dis.
trict Court Ct Utah, against o. J.Averill,
Cless OF tho Court, and his sl,retics for
enbezzlelnent Of SG225 ,3Gs, claimed to have
been wronefully Appropriated bStAyesill
at various tiRes; 5s5'$ 8ist j.3 S{.,
1t lsas been discovered tint ". L. irBlan.
top. aash1er Of the. freight delivery depot
Of the Nashville, Chattanooga Il st ,auis
Railroad In Nashville, Is skaut sl6,0OO
short IN his accounts. lie has been n lead
ing Me!Abpr tt tho Methodist church. i
Z Theswork Of the Plcnary Council in ses-
sion at Baltimore is, rapidly drawing Ia 4
close. Two sessions was held Yesterday
and two more sesalpA, today will tinlstl
the work iot which tho Council was called.
An will be affirmed at n public scsalon at
the Cathedral Sunday. last night Father
Mayilchs kedemptlonisD preached OIL
s"lhe lapucy.n I. sNi7ts ,,iit5 n
Tho failures throughout the country as
reported to r. G.. Dun 81 Companys
agents, number for the last seven days aOl
and for Canada 20, a total Of aaa0., This is an
increase III evcs last week. The IN.
crease 10 general in all sections OF the
country, but particularly in the Southern
and Western Statea, \: X 4, 20
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sovTn NonwALE, Conn, Dec, 8. Lover
1000 persons, onc.ifth ofthe population
OF this place, arc out on 4 strike. Tie
streets are full ofidlc pc0pie.H HNlaiiu'lnSciaar.
ers claim that they are unable TO conlnc,
lheir business ata profit unless lower
,wagespreyai!.than are deemed by the en.-
ploycs. Both sides are firm. IL = ~
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Sll!l Reducing.

PiTrsnulscH, Pa, Dec. +. -shoenbere,e1r
&Cor iron manufacturers, this evening
ordered u fifteen TO twcntypeyccnt reduc.3
ton in the wages Of NIL workmen, to 20
into efectimmediately. i4f5;,D5
At lug K ,Co.'s.Sablc. Iron Works half
o! the force has been discharged and the
other half will resume work on Mondav =
On the Western division Of the Pennsyl-
vanla M railroad wv men, principally tracl,
men nave been discllarged within tho.
past week. The reduction is about ten :
percent Of the working force. - :. :.
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THg gIelerson Club seems to be making
itself "pcrmanent' by closing its head.
quarters and talking about putting up \
$4,000 building. It takes money to buy
land. Meantime the Plumed Knights re.
enlist for four years and the lights OF the
Lincoln Club are still burning.
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On Rad Terms with Iii. Family

LOUISVILLE, KY Dec, ,5-'rhe Courier,
journals Bloomfield, Ky, special says:
"Doek" Chatham, aged 50, was found
dead In bed at his home in Washington
county, with seven bullet holes in his
body. Tho old man had been on ha.l
terms with his ismily and it is supposed
sonp OF them murdered him. ( a.. y ~,
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DESvEn, Col, Dec i.55--Brcckenridge,
Colorado, was visited byla destructive ire
late this morning. Y Twenty buildings In
the heart Of the town were burned, among
them tho Grand Central. ihotel; Fudins
4 Co., hardware; II. II. Irwin, dry goods;
w. II Woodsiles, boots and! shoes. The
loss is estimated at between $4,000 and
SID (OO % -ris s5i . ~ - ~ n, i,
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l'lrrsnuncn, Pa, Dec. 5.-Thc hollow.
ware glassworkcns met tonight TO con.
slider the 5 percent reduction ordered ,und
after q lengthy discussion unanimors,y J
decided to resist any attempt to cut IA
wages. In this city there are rleye,,
factories employing about 1000 men. i -
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Extra .CutOr.

NEW York, Dec. 5.-rhe San says that
owing to dullncss Of business the Western
Union Telegraph Company have cut off
al! extra time work in this city. This
will be 4 serious blow to the operators who
ny working overtime could earn about SO
monthly in addition to their regular sal.
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Our "AIutu,ll Friend" Dcnd.

NEw York., Dec. 5.-Frark Moulton
was buried this afternoon from his lite
residence, There were no pail bearers,
Mr.. Aio.ll tens will, which Inns no, been
opened, is understood 10 contain pro-
vision for the disposition Of tile Beccher.
rilton docuAcn.s, which hayebecn in his
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FrfTCHT-e:

Hox. JvpaE ]. NJ. CosFlSpuRy, Glove.
land, O., says: :s"1' have used scores ,t ot pile
that hove never found anything which
gives such immediate and Iermnnent re-
lief us Dr.. Williams lndian Pile Oint-
ment. Wholesale Agents; Logan & CO.,
Wheeling, ": Va, and ], O. Dent & ca.
Bridgeport, Ohln, -s-iiS SS-.:r r. Il. y DaW
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Within. l'rovl.n

coLuNnus, Ono, Dee. 5:-The Ohio
Western Coal and Iron ccompany::'wvl,ich
controls the property formerly owned by
the STANDARD Coal and Iron company ara tr,
making preparations to'put the mines and
furnaces in operation as{soon as the pres.
ent mining troubles are settled. ~ a
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Work ", Ince,itlluNes,

rlrrsnuncn, Pa, Dec. 5,-The CONNER,
eial Ga:tlIs* Meyersdnle, Pa, special saws:
Fire this morning destroyed seven busi-
ness houses, starting in IIoltzhour's meat
shop and consuming the stores ai Kryst-
burg, llersh, lieilley, Hooking Bros. and
Gossman Bros: Itoss $4,000. 4 1t was the
work Of inoendiarics, sF ( u ( i-,t ",
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As wEcatch tho idea Of Congressman
"RicheIieu" Robinson, he wants the presi.
dens.erct trundled up Pennsylvania ave.
nuc in wheelbarrow on Inauguration
'lay. We must return to the simplicity
d the fathers, who wore powdered wigs,
and irllls and things. -
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Noteru,lne,l ia pls.

SEw fonE, Dec, b.-John puscht, a
nativeof Vienna, aged 81, committed sui:
eide in his room in West Thirty.sccond
street last night. lie first took dose ol
oxalic acid, then hacked his head several
times y with IN a1e, and finally sent 4 bpl.
let into his brain. Purscht became prayel
with jealousy Of q haNyaeE f'i'5s nal r
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Elrciaon Fraud. m Chi,au J, ). .

u CulcAoo, Dec. s.S+At meeting Of the
citizens committee; tonight it was dccid,
cd to ADVERTISE in the morning papers a
reward Of 5000 ior tho detection OF the
pcrpetrator.i Of the election frauds in the
second, precinct fAtAe Eighteenth ward
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GROVER CLEVELAND, says the Cincinnati
Commercial Ga;ttie, "does not seem 10 be
acquainted with the Democratic party"
quite true, but isn't he about to make its
acquaintance all Of d heap and with a
strilent rush, so to speak 'fe XIV f
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nEllLlA'ln,EELrIl1A,, Dec. a5.-Tl,e boot ana
shoe manufacturers association decide 10
close their factories, the men rci,lsii iu NJ 10 10
arrange for m arbitration OF differences j
About 5000 men will be, forced into ida:
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'rnoe 9ar!lieeGts. :fousht a duel
. with whisky bottle@und 'a'club might
have accomplished their purpose more
easily II each had sat down quietly with Il
bottle Of whisky. 1t generally brings 'em.
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coLuAnus, O., Dec "a Nclsonyillc,
Ohio, special says: Everything Is quiet
in the Hooking Valley to-day, without anv
change in the situation among lilo Atrit.
ers. a few old men are reported 10 hnva
gone to work in the different mines. 80 :
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lnuilu In Muslinrl..n

WAslllSGToS, D. G., Dec. 5.-IIon. ].
6. Blaine arrived here this morning. He
was met ut the depot by his son Nulker
Blaine and entering a carriage in waiting,
was driven TO his residence.
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encounter the Phdros has continued It's rs.
saults OH l.oncks and to-day the latter filed
q complaint OF slander, claiming $4,000
damages Mr., l.oucks Is tho pastor Of Tho
largest church in The city and Is well
known throughout the west. sl.'I,'. ~
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.I.lT pALzELL's PROJECTIONS.

EeB.lIf DALzELL's PREDICTIONS. 3t
Nothing, 1t cannot. The Senate stands
asabrcakwater TO alt that. Meantime We
will entcrupon period Of depression, low
wages and hard times such as no man liv.
Ing ever saw. Oar land will be full Of
tramps again inside Of q year. Financial
disaster, business troubles, low wages, dis
trust and terrible civil perils, above all
that was ever dreamed OF arc the rich har.
vest that the country is to rcap from the
defeat Of the Union forces md the advent
Of Rebels to the National Capital. And
then worse. And still worse and worse
than ever entered into tho heart Of man 10
possible. Think OF tho worst
That can happen, it will bo Il millionfoId
worse. A. dark cloud hangs upon tho
horizon Of the future, and II there was no
God lcould have no hope"
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DIED

F0RSYTIi-+!On Friday. December ( ,s., !, n
3ciocE + ". Rt his residence OH 1Teif,i, NO.,
'osir'i fok,fT'l, tn shs '4lh year OF his ayc.
Funeral notice hereafter. Il IA a. .rs .;,t.s& 4
80, sn,ASnLAN-.0h Friday evening. December s.
iSI, ~ AZ a. $40 o'clock ANNE T., vile oi Wm G
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Yrs, hut Il generous and bntvt mnn. s,cl, Ms Gtn.
Sherman Is supposed 10 b.. ought not u kick Ii
man when lie Is down.-Rfyista. : 2 7 lgE
General Sherman was talking history.
lie sail ttatJe!r. Davis was conspirator.
What do you think he was? Come, let's
talk Il little history for the benefit Of the
rising generation. a. D
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a Boston man won eighseen hats on the
election, and everybody who comes into
tho house hotliers his wife almost to death
BY asking her how she likes. keeping
ders,-Burlimton Free Press, 81