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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12

medium 3l@4c, and common 2@3c pc
pound.
Sheep-Market inactive; receipts l2,00t
head; sales Of prime at 33@4c, good
oslo. medium 24@2}c, common la@2iC
per pound.
Hogs-Market dull; receipts 7,lOt
head; sales at 5@63c per pound.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE DroSel',
Journal reports Cattle-Receipts 1000
head; shipments 1900 head: marketslo=
and weak; shipping steers s. 40@5 So
stockera and feeders 81 40@4 90;
through Texans l0c higher at 81 SOC
so; western rangers firm; natives and
half breeds s. 60@4 so; cows 81 roo
10; Wintered Texans So O0@3 so.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
1900 head; market active, good grades
sc higher; rough and mixed So 300
3 so; packing and shipping s. 50@3 Is;
light weight So 30@3 10; skips 81 so
$500.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
500 head; market steady; natives q 40
@3 20; western 50 OO@3 so; Texans
81 1898 90.
New York.
NEW YORK, November ll-Beeves-
Receipts 200 cars, all for market. There
was decline in selling values equal to
l0@20s per 100 pounds, live weight, and
fully one.fourth of the offerings would have
been carried over had not an exporter
taken, at late hour, fully so carloads Of
steers at about his own figure; common to
good steers s. 5O@3 IS per 100 pounds;
prime and extra do S. 35@5 Is.
Sheep-Receipts 9,4O0 head; market
firm and higher at SO OO@4 90 per 100
pounds for sheep and 81 5000 90 for
lambs; all sold.
Hogs - Receipts 1850 head; none
sold alive; market nominaliy weak at
50 1904 10 per 100 pounds.
Esst LibsrsS.
EAST LIBEsTT, November ll.-Cattle-
Fairly active and firm; prime S. OO@
5 20; fair to good 50 1904 so; common
So 25@3 &c; receipts 4I2 head; ship
ments $50 head; shipments to New York
yesterday ~ CARS.
Hogs-Dull; Philadelphias So 756 1856;
Workers So 6O@3 20; receipts 1890 head;
shipments 1890 head; shipments to New
York yesterday Is cars.
Sheep-Slow; prime 50 50@2 IS; fair
to good So O0(93 rs; common 50c@l 90;
lambs 81 50@4 so; receipts 1909 mead;
shipments 2 200 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November IL. - Hogs
Quiet; common and light 81 S5@3 65;
packing and butchers s. 1908 20. Re-
ceipts 1889 head; shipments 1876 head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CIxCINNATI, November 9.-Business Was
only moderate during the week for the rea-
son that desirable stock was in light sup.
ply. Large mules and street car horses
and mules were especially in demand
Prices remained firm as follows: Driving
horses are quoted at Sl25@l75; draft DO,
$l5O@2O0; street Ger horses $ll0@l30;
Southern chunks $85@ll0; mules, fifteen
and half 20 sixteen hands, $l50@l75;
fifteen to fifteen and a half hands, 1925
@l50; fourteen and half to fifteen
hands, $lOO@l25; fourteen TO fourteen
aud half hands, $85@l00.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
Poison

-, ,,,3gs,d srsa, holes in ny 6a,k and chest
- Pp,5 rgmJSed al ne bAir ot my head, SsI
a 70 PgIo' 81. Il sS Ssse enieiy s5RS Inside .
s.1aI EseI' r.,,,zs ., rtsr T-rio, Ps.s. DEPOT.
,,.,, Tsxss. Jul, lS lsso. -,,-,,
Ts,s on Bl0ol and Sk@ 9'eSse' @aii s,I, I1e
q, ISs YarS ~ sd -. ---.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, November ll.-Dry Goods
In some respects the market is better, as
the inquiry for coarse yarn cottons shoEs
stocks less abundsnttbsn was thought, and
every Day reflects larger number Of
looms employed on contracts and the re
quest by ccnyerters Is by no mesus satis
fed. Wooden , GODS in all departments
are in light demand. but through deliver
les good business is being retained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
PETROLEUM.
EtusynIe.


TIrpsvlLLr, Pa November ll.-opened
at 81 0S; highest 81 0S; lowest 81 06S;
closed al 81 072. Shipments, 7,248 bar
reis; charters AZ, 800 barrels.
Pittsburg.
PITTssCRG, November ll.-Petroleum--
Dull, bat firm; National Transit cernf-
Gates opened at 81 OF; closed at 81 O7s;
highess 81 08; lowest 81 OF.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, November ll.-Market
opened at 81 07s; highest 81 07i; lowest
81 07j; closing at 81 07s; runs not re-
ported; total shipments 72.4SS barrels;
charters 30, l59 barrels; clearauces 2.266, :
600 barrels.
New York.
New YoRK, November ll.-Petroleum-
The market was moderately active. After
q steady opening at 81 OS! and quick
decline TO 81 OF, followed by a sudden
rally to 81 0a3. the Undetermined steady
between 81 074@l O7s until after mid.
day, when it yielded to 81 o.. In the
final dealings business wss between$l OH
81 07l, and the closing price was 81 O7s.
Sales 7,669,0t0 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
OF sUHpAYs.

Lesys Wheel ng Al .. N. and run srsIJ hour
on ,, n.
Lsavs wasslins PArs ga N. and run sEery hODI
until 10 .. n.
The Church Train sill leave "a h tern mus at
,2,tO n m c. HIRSCh, supI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
Blood

,.Asu,s. and he Is wise Who remem oers ~ ii by
q Ios : N I,st wear llSSU, 1 contracted olee9
10 SsfelC a h,5rv In savannah, Ca, az the time,
PC9i, s Ihs hosPiisl there for treatment .aI
very nae3 from Is' SSS sa.a al SHs SSsTs nor
tid uO-sS "a \, sov Of the Bsu1l means. } have
~, GU .sy,n bottles Of SEiits sP$o'ho and am
SOC a "a s-l. Il drove the POssOn out through
~, 90 tbs skin. ,ssx
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2as Per Cent--9ovsrnments Dull
Tut Steady Stocks Higher -ElouS Dull
Wheat Lower.
NV YoRK, November ll.-Money easy
ct 2@3 per cent; prime mercantile
psper 43@5s per cent foreign exchange
dull and unchanged
Closed dull and steady
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
cOTT0H.
New York.

NV YORK, November ll.-CoTrny-
Futures Closed quiet and steady e. So
6 $1,000 lower than yesterday; November
ellie; December 9 23c; January 9 Csc
February 9.4Tc; March 9.5Te; April 9 7lci
May 9 S3e; June 10 n3c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
aEDIpAkt
Contagiou s
prsrnlsnt an over tho World.

..ars Prsvalsntsll over the world
native o, FpslAad, and xSll s,, ! W S'0d n
-, ,7 ssuay oon; 9s1fs =, ' GBSss t1sSi
N-snu, and iol - ..s.Isut n rockingham H9e-
saI ss = md, "a S SS vas rot cared saseEsa ne
4S r ny s ss9'i n and 'f S SsIs 7Sr
IN sores III o'o' ~ narLal los q slght severe
f and 1}a SsSd asi eyes, s,s Shlea nearly ran
ny I'd n ISPs 9. ts9' s Soq SS6!s! e1S
80 loc Auic' = - =. nv a prnmire nt physician
u his ~ W. b1Tias no cGnnsc ion with The hos
PISS ,,s advertisement Of SHii,s sIe59,' no Ss5
5..srainedi, 70 Of Selrg cured. As had gone
5 Sso. 3 a. bS PT sS S @Sn i u sI;
Gp,aa ard H H'' Ito great 10y that they have
s md esu - An s. sound ara vel IS 1
cGrsd me en- d. II Eie l. FRED HALFORp
u.s. OTk Gltyp = = 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY,, November 10.
The market continues rather dull, and
little doing. Prices are same as last week
as follows: Fire fleece, washed SOC;
fne fleece. unwashed, oIethird of; cosrse
fleece, washed, 27@23c; coarse fleece, un.
washed, 20@2lc; medium. washed, zoe;
medium, unvashed, 20@22c; tub
washed 28@3Oc. There is q greater
demand for medium feeces although not
much Of any grade is being bought at
proeant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12

-..,,,s,o contracted blood poison. After
lse .,,;,,rions nom the b 50 physicians here
ntIoS ~ a I Concluded TO visit tot 'prings and
% Is@,I +, soscidc, SSS1ring me that II would
9..s, me- more than dot sPrinsL Although me
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.3HbeeIin9 Register
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Depart Tn,,

A RRrvAL AND DEPARTUREo OF TRAINS
"A ExPLANAHloN or RzREREaCE MARxs:
sISfis tsundgY excepted. tMonday excepted
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LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER

Although lhs COUNTRY GRNILENis has been
GREATLY ENLAEGEO by incrssing It's siHe
from l6 10 20 ra6's weekly, The terms continue as
heretofore, when paid strictly in advance: ONE
Cory, one year, So. 80; FoUR Copies, $40, and
an additional copy fer the year free TO the sender
the Qub; TIN Copies, $50, and an additional
copy for the !eir free 10 the sender Of the Club.
Sc All NEW sub,cribers for 1886, paying In
advance new, will receive the pager wRESLY, from
our receipt OF The remittance 10 January let, 1886,
WITHOUT CHARsE.
CO Spec'm n Copies free. Addris
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12

All Trains daily rIospt eundAy.
Trains leaving Bridg, port ~ 6;i2E. n. tbi7 oily
,imp) arrive at Chicago at $50 y. m. ssme day.
Trains leave Cleveland for Wheeling al 70 .. NJ,
sos p. M, arriving n 2;a p. 10. and b:ts u.
J. @. DOMLIEtCh,
Passenger Agent, wheellng, W. Va
r. A. FORD,
Gen. Psss, and Ticket Agent, PittsburE, fA-
stnersi Manager. Pit,,burs. Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12

Per pound, 81 fO@l 50. according .osiz'
ofroots. Market dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
Restored,

Remedy Fres.-A victim Of youthful tmPrr-
slss esi,llg Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
ut Na1aOOd, 6C., having tried In vain ever
E1Sa rsu-dy. has discovered q simple means Of
E.'-clrs, sh'a as all send RES % his fellow
ss-e- AdjreSN, J. Il. REEVES, ~ ChAthAn
49, - ENrk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12

Hortio ulture and Fruit.Growing,
LIVE Stock AND DAIRYING,
While II aho includes
all minor departments Of
rural interest, such as tds
Poultry yard, Entomology,
Bee-Keepipg, Gree nhouse aud
GIapery, Vstuipary Replies,
Farm Questions and Al ,wers. Fire
eide heading, d. nestle economy, ard
summary Of the News Of the Week.
It's MARKET REPoETs are unusually com.
plete. and much attention 10 paid 10
the Prospects Of the crops, As throw
ing light upon one o. the most i'm
portant Of all questions - When
TO Buy and When 10 Fell. II Is
literally llluhhated, and IS
INTENDED 10 supply, In
continue ly ircr. a,ins de-
gree, and in the best
senre Of the term,
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CLAREMoNT STOCK YARDS.
Philadelphia.

WEsr PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November g.
Cattle-Market dull; receipts 5000 head
sales Of prime at 595ac, gooi :4f94sc,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
WANTED.

XIyANIED-An eCtiye Ma1 or y oman in svcry
w county 10 sell our goocs haIary S75 pei
month and expenses, or commis,ion. EtpeD,es In
advance. Outht free. For full particulars addres,
STANDARD Silver WARk Co., BosIos. Mass.
a53isb
yITANJED Young ! aides in city or country to
w work or US at their homes; fascinating em /.
povmcnt: no iIstruc ions Ia buy; work can be
sent by mail distance TO Oh ecuon sc 10 50 per
week can be made. rounVasing Ia rticulsn iIte
or mpe Of work mailed for four cen Is In stan TO-
Please ado RES, HOVE MsSUFAcTCRIs @ co, tOs
ton, Mass. y. D. BOX 1915. nui6,b
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OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.
KANAWHA DIVISION
CHANGE OF TIME
Taking Eject Monday, August IL, 1888.

TRAIHs 6OlSs wKST:
No 2 IsayeS 20 so g.
No q leaves Nest Charleston. 10 :SS g.
Arrive Point LIS p m,
Arrive dSiIpo- by HaoF............-..-.. IL p n.
TRAINS SoIFS XSST.
No. l. leave Point $40 p
No l. leave West Charleston ............ $40 p. NJ
Arrive Charleston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 94S p n
Leave Gslhpolia via Hack 2l5 p.
FoTBB
No connects AT Charleston with fast traln east
c. 4 O. Railway. This train leaves CincinT all via
e. w. 4 H. K. &. st SIS a. NJ, reaching Charleston
No, 2 connects at p. Pleasant with C. & G., b. V,
& T.. road for Middleport and Pomeroy.
Trains daily except sunday run on Eastern stand
ard time.
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All u,ans aaiy sz.sps sssasy.
Pallnan,s rslss. Dss.1ag ns:ae1 - -
Pailsd6phh - nsv Yokk. Wee - oNln19
Cnsin.aai. Lssivias. 0ta0s helenessD -
- Io1xA
- 80 -: =: ~. - - 80 49, 9:
~ 8 Jn0. 9. T6nIU9OH, nskss Asst = "a
6u1s $500. - g Uss.o - - 0119
.euanRma1a xG1It1hnG
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so, Railroad,

B., z. & O. Ratlrosos
Leave Bsllzire at $40 p. m. for woodshsld and
SumnernsiO.
leave BellGlrs at 6:l5 4 m. fer sunmsrnSld and
Arrive A. Beuxire, 1910 - N, ard SIS pm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
TUFTS hair DYE.

IWtH y I8JN8ll = ID
GgIT HAIR or WHISPERS changed to
SIAssY BLACK By a single application Of
his DIE. Il imparts natural color, acts
simultaneously. sold By Druggists, o.
sant BY express On receipt Of 81
cT5co, a. Murray ST., Now YORK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12

WElGSSAfsH NM EAh u1sOES ps Y
NN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1,
IA rains on the Wheeling and hln Grove
RaiToad will TEn as fOlloVs:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12

rss.snssr trss..s asiiy ineisdips sasasy. Assss .
aoistios tralns run daily s4ssrt 6uD1sy.
JOHN 8. TONLiHDUb
rakss Assnt Whsaiine, ". "
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15
EAs wahp.ton Murder Case.

The case of Mrs. Dill for no murder of. her
husband, was tired at wahpeton recently and
resulted In a verdict Of guilty with recomn,en.
Nation that she BIO imprisoned far M.. Mrs.
Dill, on being commented 10 stand up. was
,alm and ee9f- nSsscssed. In answer to the
s ssS,a Question why sentence should net 70
nan, sNot guilty., Thr ....dgc sentenced hor
70 Imprisonment. al the Sioux Fails pcnitentiary
:ar the rest of her natural life. Mrs. Dill.
While the sentence was being pronounced, was
1otlced to tremble, and at its close she tainted
.way. She was carried from the court room
.ound to be either feigning or else insane in
reality.
The following il her testimony in regard to
herself and husband:
=, married ,l Dill in 1871; had ono child living
ne i,en. Dill had two One is yet alive and
lgo have had four children by Dill None
are living now. was home on January o. A
machine agent called at the firm, fiat DIV.
The agent and my husband got into a quarrel
which lasted thrro hours. After the aseut
E zen, away, my husband went out, and after :
lttle while Jnlias Ebetts, tho hired man, and
;he boys, Paul and Herman, went to bed. /
aid myself on the bed. Aftcrward my hus-
band commenced to quarrel with me- He
laid was lazy; gotnothing, lie got everything.
dc seized me and threw me on the he'd. He
said l would yet die BY his hand. / was
afraid and reached to Ebbetts coat and took a
tesolver ifom his pocket My husband then
:ame ut me again. He had cast-iron stove
utter. l told him not to strike me- l jumped
lp and ran ont. He got me by the hair and
said, Before / let You go you will have
enough" Then shot and he sank down. I
lid not know what to do took pillow and
put under his head saw lie was dead. 1
snt hin, t,, sled and covered him with the
ragged him TO the COW stable dug grave
with ali AK and spade, and buried him. it
vas about ) o CLOCK in the morning when got
through. Tho shooting was little after mid
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15
ATrishttal n.por..no. on III. oo,.,.

New York Special: The Steamship Gsrmanic.
the White Star line, sailed into this port
as. saturday looking so prim and neat that no
,nc Would have imagined her to be the vessel
mat came 80 near to being wrecked Off tho
IRISH coast i'll the terrible storm of April. Size
'eachel this city for tho first time since the
aoubla Capt Kennedy, her commander, yonr
correspondent found OH the ship, telling the
story to u scoro of assembled friends. The
ence. He s~id
shall never wonder any more how it happcne
mat stout, well built vessel Pats out 10 sea
md is never heard IF again. In NV cxpeli-
snce have Encountered bad storms, but never
Mch sea as the Germanic on that Monday
aone would ever have known what had be..
come Of us He was prepared for the storm.
and had been fighting heavy waves for twenty.
Tour hours stood here in tho whcclhousa
~ O'Clock, and the air was az filed with nv
,se spray that could not see lyards When
ops OF our smokcstacks right in the course Of
me ship, it is not moro tl.an hundred feet
away. We pointed right into it, and the boat
Ecu hsrd to tide, but she could not do much.
she was buried from stem TO stern; you can tell
what water weighs by the result The winch
down through tho deck. It weighs ton, and
49, -, ".S Moto II the uoch a saHOr was also
washed overheard I was in the wheelhouse
when it stove in, and was unconscious for
minute or two was struck on the head. nv
cnmpasses were gone, and tho ship was
stripped Heavy seas were still trimming and
it took three hours to Get turned around and
pointed back to the shore. The cabin was full
oi water, waist deep, and many passengers
and sailors were hurt If the bulwarks had
been solid instead of ratings, which let tho
water off more rapidly, We would have been
swamped'
Was there panic among the p .ssongrs?"
They were badly frightened, but behaved
we'll under the circumstances.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15
capt. 1hsian Cd ths Stand.

The trial Of Richard Short for the attempted
killing of Capt Phelan is going on in New York.
Assistant District Attorney Fellows mado tie
opening address and gave sketch of the crime
at soEc length; He claimed conviction Of
assault in the first degrees-assault with intent
to kill Capt Phelan then took the stand and
told the well known story Of the assault upon
he received the stab wounds and
three cuts In. cross examination Phelsn
said that on the way down to Rossa's
office he said that he would teach Rosa thit
neither he nor any one else could publish things
about him with IMMUNITY. He had been in the
habit Of sending subscriptions to Rosa He
always carried pistol and had three on his
person i'll court He laid the weapons on the
judges desk. The witness admitted that he
once used dagger on bunco man and stab
bed man in Kansas City. This captain de-
MED that he had ever fought . duel He was
challenged once, but the challenge was with
drawn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15
General mcdowell Dead.

Brig Gen. Irwin Mcdowell died on Tuesday
tho 9Th inst, atSan Francisco. His death was
due to piloric disease of the stomach He had
been in critical condition for the past two
weeks. Gen. Mcdowell was born in Franklin
county, Ohio, Oct Is, 1915 At the age Of
sixteen years he entered the military academy
at West Point, having received his preliminary
education in France. Graduating from West
Point in 1888, he was appointed second lieu
tenant of artillery in tho army. From 1871 to
1915 he was adjutantat West Point He served
CALAMITY through the Mexican war as aid. de-
camp to Gen. Wool, and was brevetted captain
for his conduct at the battle of Bucna Vista
Appointed brigadier general May IA, 1861, he
was three days later assigned to the command
of the department Of Northeast Virginia and
the defenscs Of Washington on the Virginia
side Of tho Potamsc, and on May "a to the
army of the Potomac, which he commanded at
the battle Of Bull Run. At the opening Of the
war Of the rebellion Gen. Mcdowell was con-
sidered one of the greatest soldiers Of the army,
but the disasters at the first battle of Bull Run,
for which he was probably in part RESPONSE.
bic, clouded his fortune, and it was very likely
that it was on that account that he never rose
above Q secondary position during the civil
war
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15
Asstins OF the o.aaa ledge Of Unassd
Workman.


The ninth annual session Of the GRIND iedse,
Ancient Order 1t rEtsd Worknen having
Jurisdiction of Minnesota, Dakota and Mani
soba, was held in e. Paul last week.
The number of delegs es present was l25
Fifty-fOur new MEMBER were admitted. Re-
ports wero presented ky the grand master
workman, grand receiver. grand medical d.
rector, grand recorder, AVID the representatives
to the supreme lodge. Fsllo~ing is rtcaplt-
the year ended April 1, 1885:
Number of new lodges Instituted, 8; charter
membership of new lodgef 1876; lodges discon.
tinued, 5; number of lodg6l in the district, IS;
total membership, 1920; rerage age Of mem.
bers, 40; number deaths, ~; number assess.
ments, u. General Fund-Receipts- Dalkpge
on hand April l, 1885, 2,240 IS, received dur.
ing the yenr ending March 81, 1885, 44,4OS, Q5:
total, &6,648S0 Disbursements Disburse
m a. :: Rer w Itsmzsd expense .eeount
receiver, ~ SO; balance on hal d April /. 1855.
q. 81; total, s6,64ss0 Beneficiary Fund
Receipts-Balance on hsnl April 1. 1854, s5-
GSS25 received during the yekt ending March
81, 1855, $4S, 0i9; total, $5O,G9125 Disburse-
ments-Warrants drawn as per itemized ac.
count $4,000; balance on hand, 497 Is; total,
Following arc the officers elected for the on
suing year:
p. d. N. w.,DE Vance, winon.: q. N
W., z H. Stevens, St Paul; G. F., A. J.. Bis
ser; g. O., H. I. Burch; g. Rec, ]. W.. Souie,
Rocheste / g. r., J. J. McCardy, St Paul; g.
g., B. F. Goodwin; G. W., j. N. Bell Repre.
sentatlves to the supreme lodged. E. Vance.
@ =. Roberts, William Cheney
After the election Of officers the session nd.
1ourned, to meet in st Paul in May, 1856.
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Saa.sasis. sss...ia 1isA Ss.,i.a ..rs,sl

oa@aasiSs sss..iia 1iisA mare 1srassa
kilograms fr6m BasSeksp Via Winnipeg,
contain scectnss Of an engagement on the Oh
insss between Riel's forces and Con- Middle
TONS There arc accounts OF 'twithciins fire"
and "deadly discharges" etc, buttl,a felJrew in.
a ssRc's + E tho SSS sasss ho BRITISH
being carried in. Thomas j. stout, i run " oyep
x, ;S,a,, SarriaSe; not fatal Chsrpen.isr. shot
!Hafongh Doth legs, one fractured. t'Nnhars
Grenadiers-Oept. MaA5H, No. 3 company,
sssss KRIS aes IN .sssx thigh sun sssTeh I
a, A Canadian tsccuht Of the !ah inst, says:7-
we LETT We Camp at Go'clock this foreneoE
leaving all supplies and tents ,.chtsli, and
ma. seven miles Mit'-": seeing or hear
bright AVA warm. Suddenly ii tl, a cam Sa =
soahd Of the steamers whistle blowing ceb-
tinuoMsly, and as We drew near "a heard tho
sound OF heavy firing |r SIR front in the
direction Of the tSver Directly tho firing
Sss s ssss' and Nd da a1a , sgD. r sns and
IDLY ahead and came upon two houses near
the bank of the river, which ihcrte ii Very pre-
cpitous Ar advanced party of rebels we're
met, ~iro Erred aai retired behind house to-
ward hollow. The Gatling was brought 10
bear on Thorn, when they ran into a house near
The Church Of st La,,,ent, which was also
the bush. A battery by this t,mc came m with
rush and got into position, sending
several shells after t.:a rebels Tho
Grcnadicis advanced, skirmishing through
the bush on tho right of the trail. tie
Calling Gun boing pushed forward dow the
tfociivity toward Batoches, now plainly visible
in tho valley below. Here battery unlim-
bered OH the top Of a:o ridge and, whist doing
90, was almcs; surprised by numbor Of rob,
els who crept up through tho brush. not being
discovered until twenty yards distant Thoyy
IS they ran. Cap. Howard, Who operates
the Calling, Gun, saw the danger, and with co6l
daring ran his gun couple Of yards in front
bf the battery, and opening fire, literally moved
the rebels down. Those remaining .lined and
ran for 1t, reaching the shelter of tho bush.
They opened Orc again, and Towards escape
trem isidry was something marvellous, the
ballets flying all around him lie galiantly
maintained his position, and the rebels, unable
to stand the terrible fire, returned 10 tho pits
constructed in tho ravine running frSns the
river