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THE FORGERY CASES
Against Lsun Van Whit Dismissed "
g Cans, ~ gH

q W. H o. EHu
Against L.sun am Whit Dismissed Gfoi
lflSfsr Cause" af
The four indictments against Leon Van
Walt, for forging tho name Of n. j.. Hill
to orders for fruit trees on which ie. OH
tanned cush commissions, were called in
Part II Of tho Circuit Court yesterday.
Capt. Dovcner appeared tor tho defendant,
unl demanded u dismissal of the eases.
He produced i letter from Hill, tho prose.
cutting witness, 10 Van Waits mother, who
lives in Iowa, III which he recited the
facts in the ease, asserted that the accused
young maj vas guilty beyond adoubt, and
the excuse that DO was a poor man
and needed money, offered to compromise
the case for $3.50 in cash. s
OF course, this knorsed the bottom out
OF the cases, und nose prosequs we're en-
tered in all the cases md Van Wilt dis.
charged from custody.
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ATLANTA, GA, Soy. es.-samuel J. Ran
dali and party arrived to attend the State
Democratic demonstration, at noon. The
part.y were invited to seats on the floor Of
the House Of Representatives. and The body
adjourned In Mr.. Randall's honor. Being
presented to the members OF the leccisla-
.ture. Mr.. Randall said lie took pleasure
in congratulating the country that they
have thrown aslde the expression "solid
South" and "solid North and TINT the
people: Of the whole country are now
united in the cause Of n good government,
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Tran. fer Recorded,

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
the following deeds in fee:,
Deed made November IS by Sarah
Warden. and her husband to Nathan Van
aman, in consideration $3.50 for a tract Of
land on Peters Run.
Deed made November %, by B. B.. Dow
,ener andwife to Daniel G. and Franklin
G. Evans, in consideration Of $, 800, for
the west half Of lots !, 9 and 3 in Square:l9
in,thc Sixth ward.
Decd made JanuaryG, 1883. BY Thomas
Douglass and wife to George Hill, in con.
sidcration Of SLIGO, for the east half OF
lot l2O, in the East Wheeling addition.
Also deed OF a lot In Mt. Zion Gene
terry to John W. Dickinson, In c%onsidera-
ton of S..},J ~. III %SH5=
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rhnburn hand Anniversary.

THE tsThoburn Band" of the Fourth
Street NJ. E. church held their anniversary
last "Wednesday evening, and elected tho
following officers: Miss Julia Wiley, Pres.
idcnt; Miss Mary<Aleek, Miss Virginia
Norton, Miss Hattie odley, Vice presi.
dents; Miss Anna johnson, Cores.
ponding Secretary Miss Emma a, Fow.
Ter, Recording Secretary, and Miss Carrie
F. Smith, Treasurer.
This young society has increased in in
terest and numbers each year Of its exist.
encc. a5s 30
The youus: ladies' will hold n reception
Mt the Wheeling Female College next Fri.
day evening".
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GENTLENEN'S Embroidered Slippers
for Holiday Presents at
! ]. w. AMICK'S,
No. 11i3SMain Street.
JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns Of Flat Scarfs. Du;
plicatcs or:onr Unlaundcred White Shirt,
reinforced both hnck and front, tho best
III the market, price 81 90. Also, the
best all wool knit Jacket,
5S C.. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tnilors and Gents Furnisllcrs.
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STATE NEWS.
Accidents md Incidunis In West Virginia
4CE5 -f'UNsI mud Vicinity. viigt ,ssTsil L

ne 4f#H.". E~----' IT,. fg...L
Accidents mud Incidu,is In West Virginia
sG.4 mud Vicinity. saa T.''5
\ Mormon minister has recently been
holding meetings in Goshen and Wayne
townships Of B%ellnont county:
An agent Of. the War Department. ]. f..
Dobbin, was Ill GuernfGya county last
week making final examinations as to the
Morgan raid claims. i.ie rssyipg
"Wednesday! nisht the safe in the Office
Of the Novelty 4!lill vt I%afkersburg, was
gotten. at'by burglars and blown open.
The thieves only SECURED so for their
trouble. The safe was ruined, t'i
Mr.. Frank spiveyof Eairview, Hancock
GoHnty's leading sheep breeder, intends
Orleans, ind viii have tiiefe = {ne q srxhib.
it Of his wool and sheep. Mr.. Spiycy has
eyer since the West Virginia State Fair
.A.ssocjatlon vas founded, beef, one Of its
most enthusiastic exhihitots. His exhibit
will be sure to BY fayorably noticed in the
south. rt, .pt a. va.
a l0-year.old son OF James NJ. IL.
Beale,' OF Mason county; met with u very
painful accidental few days since. He had
gone into the smoke house to Get a piece
Of meat for5his mother. He climbed up
amony the strinsers, and while in the act
Of unlocking Il lgm slipped and fell, and
in h!u descent WIS caught in the thigh br
a meat hook, where he hung suspended
until assistance came to him.
AZ Marietta Republican was obliged to
pagan election bet on Thanksgiving day
by wheeling u barrow filled with shuvings
from Marietta 10 parlersburg over the
pike, q distance Of twelve miles. A small
cavalry company accompanied him to see
that hc wheeled all the DISTANCE, At the
outskirts OF Parkersburg he was met ,by
the Star brass baud. Nearly all Of Park.
ersburv turned out to see his triqmphal
entry. !:
OF late the theta 81 poultry. in Parkar,rrs-
burg lllya BECOME quite, alarIning. The
police Tor n time were batled, but at last
got on tho right track and arrested the
robbers. They were: thrown in jail to
await the action OF the Grand Jury. The
State Lsraa! In Its ACCOUNT says: 1.-THE
po:ico visited their .Iioallng palaco' which
was moorca above the pulp mill site, and
found, it TO be aperfect chicken float; evil.
built for the sole purpose OF the
ncfarious trade In which they were de.
1t, was also discovered that the
were Thomas Campbell md wife,
and that they are the same couple who
had a child burned at Stcubenville some
weeks since"
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Or. sm,tl,,. Thanksgiving Sermon

The sermon preached at the Fourth
Street NJ. T.. Church on Thursday by the
Pastor, Rev. DR.! J., f. Smith, was a sub
ject Of some talk about the city yesterday.
The Democrats did not seem to like it.
One well known member Of that party
accused DR.. Smith Of ''prostituting his
pulpit He afterwards confessed he had
not read the sermon, and that his idea OF
1t was obtained from hearsay. The fact
that the sRegEter alluded to the Fourth
Street services yesterday in very kirdly,'
but vcryygenerali terms, was commented
on to some extent. Republicans thought
tho discourse by Dr. Smith timely mod:
crate and entirely justified by the facts.
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II You are suffering With 10y; and de:
pressed spirits, loss OF appetite, general
ton, headache, or my disease Of a bilious
nature''b yal means procure a bottle Of
Electric Ntters.t You will be Surprised to
SEQ the, rapid improvement that will fol.
low; you will be inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return; pain and
misery'will! cease, ind henceiorth YOU will
rejoice in the praise Of Electric Bitters.
Sold a.: TIT, cents q bottle by Logan & Co.,
AwYdw
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"A lGrent Discovery.

Mr.. Wm.fThomas, Of Newton, H., saws:
My wife has been seriously affected with
n cough for Twenty-Five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before. She
had used many remedies without relief;
ana being urged TO try Dr.. Kings New
Dlscoyery,,did SO, with most gratifying re,
sulta.as first bottle relieved her ycry
much the second bottle has absolute
" .cnred2heT.I She has not had SO rood
health. for:tErty years. Trial bottles loo
at Logan Cos drug store. Large size
one Dollar %s Mwraw
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AN INTERPRETING CASE,
Involving the ownership OF Goods Lost In
tl,e Flood. 'l

A case the result Of which will be re-
yardcd with no little i~ntesest was put OH
trial in Part ofthe Circnit Court ycster:
day, before Judge Boyd, to a jury. S. l..
Bloyl, Of Glen Easton, sues M.4J. Pol
lock, proprictors Of the Pacific Mills, in
this city, for tho price Of d lot Of wheat
shipped to them last February. The cars
containing the wheat were lying on a B.
40, side track and were covered with wa
ter! the wheat i'eing entirely ruined. The
stand The loss under the circumstances,
Mr.. Dloyd, the Messr,. pollock or the Bal
timore 4 Ohio lsailroalC amp9Ey. There
are several side issues Of law and fact
Which tend to complicate the cases. The
tripl was unfinished When the court ad-
jourued lust evening. q -NGf 4. Gl5I..
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A Very 1suld Robbery.

Last evening Just altar dark two young
men coolly entered Cartright's cutlery
store, OH Main street, near Tenth; willis
the proprietor and salesman were iii the
rear OF the store, reached over the counter,
helped themselves TO what goods they
could reach In the window, and quietly
departed. So quickly md SO quietly was
It all done tint tho thieves were not
molestcd. They secured several fine &c.
volvers and a few other small articles. a
young man WHO was In the store says he
would be able to recognize one OF the rob
bers II he saw him again, but the chances
Of his ever seeing them again arc small.
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A srANoIn wus knocked down on Main
street Wednesday night, and he claimed
that he Ind been robbed. a gentleman
asked him his name, and hc replied, ut
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BELLAIRE.
Various News Notice OF Interest from ths
Glaas City.
John Hall has zone on m extended

= "" ANtkN'- VA AukJEXbt 4xo" INV
Glaas City. NAN
John Hall has gone on an extended
western, tour,
Guernsey street between the street-car
tracks Is being filed level with gravel.
Mrs. j. H. Heaton, OF Philadelphia, Ia
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. y, Smith.
One Of the new boilers for the power
house at the water works was placed In
position yesterday.
The towboats Lemuel Miller and Joseph
Walton will leave their places at the B. 4
o. bridg. this morning.
The funeral OF Samuel Westlako will
take place from his homo in the Fourth
ward this afternoon at o'clock.
Prosecuting Attorney n. X. Kennon
and Robert NJ. Collins, teacher OF tho st.
CIairsyiIfc high school, were In town yes.
to-day.
Some Of those who lost heavily by the
failure Of the narrow gauge roud to bring
In produce on Wednesday arc threatening
to bring suit.
The Gas Works new tank holding 80.
00 additional cubic feet OF gas Is com.
plcted. The well and all It's parts and con.
nectlons are new.
John Taylor, colored, whipped his wife
with a clothes line yesterday and the
Mayor find him, the whole costing him
nearly twenty-five dollars,
"a committee OF ono from each Of The
seven churches represented at the union
Thanksgiving services, has been appointed
to spend the money. ralsed by tho contri.
button. .UJtlgSI,
Mrs. Sykes, one Of the oldest Of Bell.
aires citizens and nearly eighty years OF
age, died Thursday night ut tho home Of
her nephew, William Cramer, in the
Fourth ward.
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ISnIcATlOSS.

WAsu,Seros, D. C., Nov. 29.--1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally lair and slightly warmer weather,
westerly winds, becoming variable.
For the Lower Lakes local SHOWS, follow
ed by clearing weather, winds generally
northwestto southwestand slight changes
OF temperature.
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Hox. JunoE ]. NJ. C~orrlsp1uR.Y, Cle,y,,e:
land, O., says: u have used scores Of pile
cures. and it affords mo pleasure to say
TINT l have never found anything which
gives such immediate md permanent 70.
Lief Us Dr.. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment." Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co.,
Wheeling, y. VA, and J. C,t7Dent& Co.
Bridgeport, Ohio, paY
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a delightful hop was given q tFranz.
helms Hall last evening by the GermaI,
It WIS complimentary to one otithe fair
members who leaves Wheeling in a few
days to make her home in the West. The
early part Of the evening was devoted to
miscellaneous dances and concluded with
the german A number Of strangers were
present aud were delighted with tho occa:
sion.
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bright ns n New Dollar.

Martin Thornton, proprietor OF. the
restaurant, celebrated Thanksyiy.
ing day with his usla! bounteous turkey
dinner, and also by arraying his house in
new paint and paper upstairs md down.
1t is nowth brightest, cleanest and most
attractive eating house In: the city. It is
a pleasure to eat amid such pleasant sur
with attentive walters anl!a
menu. Give the Capitala call.
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Gutirnra.
Itching Diseases

ECZEMA. or Salt Rhcum, with It's nptonizIng Itch
: Inv ,,ld burning, instantly relieved by a warm
~ " !, WIN c9';isn,a soar. aud II single application
o. Glucnn, the great Slin Cure. This repeated
daily; with two Or three dtses Of cuticun Reolv.
ent' the New Hood Purifier. 10 lesp The blood cool,
NE pefSpinlttonp pure ard unlrr.tRiilg, the bowels
opeh, tne liver and ktineys active, Will speedily
Pruri!us, scall Head, DaRdruir. aud every sIHcIcs
o. ilShiiig, s'caly. and Pimply IIumon Of Tie Scalp
aud sKtn, when the best physicians and Mi known
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Inst Nights Lecture.

I w. r. No
Last evening Prof. Stevenson lectured
before an apprculatlVe anaienct, that
would hays ,tcen larger llul IT not been
ior the disaereeable weather. Ills subject
was sTho Commonplace" The unreal
and not the real is studied With diligence
and attention.; the marvellous qnickens
into life tle soul that is dead among
commonplace. MoHder laying has been
i prominent characteristic Of children
since the world began, nor should this
natural tepdeIcy Of HUMAN nature be- sup
pressed, for the imagination, when cult
waited, is n grand fncNlty, and through its
richiful exercise and within its domain
liz half our pleasures; nor should the
wings OF fancy he clipped, tar there are
times when it alone can carry us
far hence from care and trouble, which
to. continue would upset reason. But
this is n real world and with realities we
have to deal, and for the NOS. part
commonplace neM and women, with an
exception III a thousand are common
p%laccand live Commonplace lives, end 30
to is NEARLY everything we SEQ ind feel,
Everyone in hours Of soberthougl,s realizes
that the man who il. capable Of dealing
with the realities Of iife and its common.
%placethings, touches the heart Of humans
tyHin the greatest number Of pqints aDdis
the most lived and rerered; and here fol.
lowed a glowing tribute 10 Burns us
one snch. OF the living poets j. G, Whit
Giling liz place. 81 Bsuarnis ~ liz isFi las p y MT t.
ural power for discovering the pure moral
in human conduct, and hgs s;icueeded' in
clothing chastity, patriotism md, domestic
love i'll pnrest white. In his songs Of
labor he has inspired a love for industry.
DR.. !. q. holland was mentioned Is ali.
other author capable Of surrounding COM
monplaccsi in an attractive garh mt, making
them interesting and Impressive.
Often persons are better informed of the
history and events Of other places than
that Of thelT own. homes g good deal is
known about our neighbors, but little
about ourselves We teachers are COM
folk and phave to do with common
things but he is All uncommon teacher
who cgn ltse commonplace tl,Ings In the
education of q child and clotle them with
a beauty and fascination:m more wonderful
81" "tlitCtiSc tiIaA tle ullFeal anu mar
velous. ,He is the master teacher who has
the knowledge the tact and THO power 10
'ise common -pla1e objects In such q man.
ner rs will illustrate great moral truths.
The great lessons OF wisdom taught BY
Him who spoke Us never man spokeh
illustrated by the most cpnmon:pl place
objects.
Then allowed a number Of valuable
suggestions 70 the teachers that were
OF being Treasured up and being
put into practice. -
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Then i,llowed a number Of valuable
suggestions to the teachers that were
worthy Of being treasured up and being
put into practice.
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AT to.day's session Of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals, ACCESSION will probably
bc given in tho Fnyette county contested
election case, which was argued last Sat.
urday by Governor.elcct Wilson and
| iudvo 7 II Rrowu. rIt.
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ANOuT
stranger. in the City und Wheeling Folh.

Professor A. T.. Wade, Of Moreantown,
is a guest ut tho WheelingF Female College.
Captain Charles +. Wells, OF Glover's
Gap was in the city yesterday. AZ a faith
full henchman Of Senator Camden's, the
genial Captain is mentioned Tor United
States Marshal .Atkinson's shoes.
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Prof. SShnckcy Alnprtai.

Prof Herman schockey was m0t1jes
last night to Miss Thyrza Barnes daugitcI
OF James I. Barnes, Esq, Of the Eight
ward. The ceremony was performed by
Dr.. W. II. Cooke. OF the Second Presby
tcrian church, in the presence Of only ont
or two friends Of the contracting parties
Prof. schockey ia one OF the most promi
netit and accomplished OF Wheeling's mu
s:cians. Tho happy couple Mt once tool
possession 81 their. new home on. Cliuplint
near Eleventh,
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OFFENSIVE breath, ban taste in mouth,
coated tongue, show torpid liver and dis.
ordered stomach. Aliens Bilious Physic,
vegetable remedy, quickly relieves all Is
cents. AT all druggists. rrhsaw
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Thrrnometer Record.

The following shows the range OF tho
Thermometers as observed Mt Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a. Nj, 4sS; Il M..;,ioo;s :. NJ, 5o';7 M,
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For fsent-frfcs House. ..
Wanted-StMaiion us Assistant BooI.kccpcr.
Table Ware llMcd-whecling Hinge Co.
Photograph for the Holidays.
Attcntlon-ll!nk Eagles.
Spare Ribs-D. c.. List, Jr. .E
Little Kettles -Geo::W. Jolnson's Sons.
Weather S,rip--E. l.. Michel. NJ
The New Frycr-C..E Stiicl & Sors-FoMrth page.
Shenandoah Valley i~!uncy-Fourth page.
List Of lGiters-Fourtll page N,
Religious %0tlccs-FOurlh page.
~ Pile OF Remnants e. NJ Mcd!llIn 4 Co.
Fourth page. f r.
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Q RREyITIEs.
Of atlnor Momsut In and About tn,
Oyr marriage license was issued yester

sTHN. an" aS.ha"# .Nltys u-l.N'I -s-uaGIa r.s
oSE marriage license was issued yester.
day.
MATINEE at Charley shay's theatre to.
day.
County COMMISSIONER SrEiS, who is on
the sick list, Is still lying very low.
TIE posters are out for Col. Jake KEN.
PIES talk On "Eli" at tho Opera House
next Wednesday night. This Is not the
Biblical Eli.
An old lady living on North Market
street, by tho nulne Of Young, who Ind such
u bud fall n few days since, Is improving us
rapidly Ms could DO expected.
JrDof JACKSON willopcn a special session
Of the United States Circuit Court ut
Parkcrsburg next Tuesday for the trans.
nction Of some chancery business.
HARVEY Gowns WINS arraigncd before
Squire Ankle last evening on n charge OF
highway robbery, but tho prosecuting wit,
ness not appearing, the prisoner was dis
missed.
x srANoEn was knocked down OH Main
street Wednesday night, and he claimed
that he Ind been robbed. ~ gentleman
asked him his name, and hc replied, ut
makes d-a ittlo difference"
TmE San Francisco (luartette and "Pina.
fore'' burlcsque will conclude Its weeks
engagement ut Charley Shay's theatre this
evening. 1t will DO succeeded next week
by u fine dime museum combination.
Ar to.dny's session Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, adccision will probably
bc given in the Fhyette county contested
election case, which was argued last Sat
urday by Governor.elcct Wilson and
Judge J. IL. Brown.
TnE reception given at the residence
OF Captain james Campbell, corner o
Eighth and Mnrketstreets, by Mr.nndM Mrs
David Greer, wash most successful affair
a large and merry crowd being in attend
ancc, who danced until 4 late hour to I
T, Cockayne's music.
MANAGER TnAcY, oithc Western Union
who recently returned from New York
brought back with HIM neat little inyer
ton in the shape OF an electrical gus light
or. One pulls a bit OF wire and the gas |
lit; lie pulls it ugain and it is out. Tn
battery that IL placed in each hous
to operate the lighter can also be used 70
electric bells throughout the house.
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EVERY purchaser gets more than u dol.
lars worth forSl'0O at the big sale Of shoes
and boots, 2l03 Main street.
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ECXeNlu Tyrnnfy 1nnru

Ny gratitude 10 God Is %unbounded 70, the relief
Gn'e obtained from the use OF the Cu,Ieura Rem.
~ have been troubled with Ecxnna on my
W. iof twenty years. ! had not Il COMFORTABLE
Now, ain happy u! say, i have no trouble,
Only the ltyer.colorcd patches II my limbs .en,u!n
y token OF my former misery. =.
~ tr - -I-SEF t-Is ESN l.. SNITV
v lSS West Arcnic, Rochestar N 80 u - 7
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CINCINNATI. O., Nov. 2s.-rlour quiet: family
No.. ? rl 7Ga7'r. Corn dull and lower; No. =, asc.
Oats stronger; No. ? mixed 2sXa21c. Rye dull;
No. 2, a3c. Harley. In go0l demand; ! extra M )
fall i0c. Pork dull at 81 y. Lard dull aud lower
al G.S0c. Bulk meats firm: slouldeN 30: abort rib
&c: Aacon quiet and steady: shoulders, 6}fc: abort
rib Sc: short clear $40. Whisky steudy Ut 81 II.
hnttcr dull and unchanged. Eggs firm al ?3e.
Cheese steady and unchanged. ITl 1II'T n Il
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for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c,Y 0Ocg and 81 CO.. A. full
line OF carpets, hemp, homemade rug, in
grain, brussels, &c, from 1Sc up.IE Rugs,
nuts, window shades, wall papers, pianos,
&C., &C., cheap for cash, by order Of the
manufacturers, nt,No. 20i9 ind 20o1 Min
Street. JonH RoEMER, Agent n
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HARVEY Gowns was arraigncd before
Squire Ankle last evening on n charge OF
highway robbery, but the prosecuting wit
ness not appearing, the prisoner was dis