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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04
THE wHIPPING-POST STATE.
Seven whites and Ten Negroes Get an Ag-
gregate of 225 Lashes.

The whippings at Newcastle Jail we're re-
markable for the number OF victims. the
heavy penalties. and the number OF lashcs
laid on. Not for many years have such q
large number been made TO hug the post
I'm one day. There were ten colored victims
and seven whites. One man got forty
lashes, four others twenty lashes, nino
others ten, and three others five lashes. In
all there were 225 blows struck. an average
of thirteen blows. In addition to the whip
ping i've men were compelled to stand for
an hour in the pillory. Sugar Awful" one
OF the colored men. was whipped the sixth
time within eight years. He has been q
thieffor twelve years. and has been before
the Chief Justice eight times.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04

In these days of crazy" quilts a Ken
sington art spread is something of a novel;
ty. Cut the best parts from old silk sacques
and dresses into pieces six inches square
and outline figure on each one. Join all
with black velvet or ribbon of a contrasting
color. very tasteful one was made from
an old fashioned, seeded, yellow silk and
plain brown one which tho owner had dis
carded when she went into mourning. I'M
bleached muslin onos, outlined with mark
ing cotton and joined with two-inch-wide
strips of Turkey red, make an excellent
counterpane and are particularly nice lined
with honey quilt With two Of
these and unbleached pillow cases bearing
a design. or motto, the bel is always
dressed aud there is no necessity for
~shams." Suitable notices for bed, sofa,
or hammock pillows are Angels DER thee
vigils keep, Sleep, darling sleep, Sleep,
thou art the friend of woe, and for de-
sign Of poppies, 1 have brought poppies
to thee, weary heart, Sweet poppies
steeped I'm sleep"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04
PURCHASED A PRTNCIPALITY.
German and New York Capitalists Buy
100000 Acres OF Dakota Land.
[Bismarck Oak special.

During the conference between the officials
OF the Northern Pacific Road and the Ter
ritorial officials with regard to the payment
of the Northern Pacific tax it was learned
that the company has recently negotiated a
sale Of 100000 acres Of its land grant. Fifty
thousand acres of this land will be selected
this fall and the remainder next year. IL Is
the largest land deal ever made In the Ter
ritOry.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04

menu was complement to the other ar.
rangements.
The eating was faithfully and industri.
ously attended TO for nearly three hours
when Judge Drummond arose and tapped
on the table. He briefly defended the Chile
Justice from the attacks OF those who op.
posed his confirmation. The Judge hat
been Mr.. Fuller's friend for many years. and
he thought that a man who had gone In and
out before the people for thirty years with.
out a blemish on his moral character could
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04
PROHIBITION IN KANSAS.
wichita Authorities Preparing 20 Coniiscate
Property Under the New Law.
wichita tKan) telegram.l

Attorney General Hallowell has brought
an action In tho District Court to have the
fine and costs I'm the noted Stewart whisky
case made lien upon the Timmormeyer
Block. in which the liquor was sold. Stewart
was sent TO tho county jail year ago for
over seventeen years for selling 200 glasses
OF beer In violation OF the Murray law. The
fine amounts to $20.8OO and the costs TO over
$1,000. all Of which. it Is claimed by HALO
well. can. according to the law. be collected
from the property.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04

STRIPED plush is threatened for next
winters cloaks, but we will indulge a
lively hope that those In authority will
experience a change of heart before that
time
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04

A WAIST and drapery Of the best camel's
hair or Henrietta draped above skirt of
moire or corded silk makes a combination
gown as eerviceable as il is stylish.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04

LET veils be abandonel; they are iniuri-
ous to the eyes, especially those of Grape
and those which are spotted or figured. A
veil should never be worn, except to pro-
tect the eyes from dust or sleet, and then
for as short time as possible.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04

OF smoke and float out on the strains Of
Home Sweet Home." and for the last time
as a Chicago lawyer he shook hands with
his fellow members of the bar. He emerged
from the banquet hall the peoples supreme
judicial ruler and belonging to them.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04

Two HAIF-BREEDs were killed near Penn
saddle.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04

NJ Il. cHURCH-Rov. ]. w Tay:os, Pastor.
Services at IL o'clock a. m. and ia p. m. Sum
day school at IL m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 7J4 o'clock. All are COR
dially invited to attend.
CRAWLING LODGE. No. $50. y. a. A NJ,
meets in regular Communication on Thursday
evening ON CT before the full Of the moon.
Transient members are fraternally invited "a
attend. J.F. HUM. W. M.
A. TAYLOR, Secretary.
MARVIN POST, No. 240, @. A. r., meets the
second Saturday and fourth Friday In zach
month. wM. wOODBURN Post Commander.
A. TAYLOR. Adjutant
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04

The Utah Commissions Report ON Po-
lygamy Mormon Exhorters and Their
Young Victims-A Dissertation OF Inter-
estIng and Valuable News.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-04

The Agricultural College has received
an order all the way from Tennessee for
thirty bushels of pure seed wheat, ac-
companied by check for the seed at the
rate of &l.50 per bnsheI. unfortunately
all the seed of the kind desired that can
be spared was sold the day before the
order was received.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
AN INSURANCE COMPANY
which Commands Itself to the General
PabIic,

Which Commands Itself to the General
Pablic,
Tie Washington Life Insurance Com
psny, an institution which occupies con-
siderable advertising space in another part
of this paper, commands itself in partic-
ular and forCible manner 10 the general
public. The Company has been in exis-
lance for Almost a generation, and
during that time has experienced
constantly augmenting business-a Ger.
tain Indication that its plan of insurar =
and methods of doing business, has met
with popular approval aud commended
themselves as being in every way Just and
satisfactory,
In a number of respects. its scheme Of
insurance commends its:lf to the attention
of those contemplating the taking out Of
policies, aud careful examination OF it's
plans and comparison OF them with the
methods of other companies. invariably
results in favor Of the Washington.
The Company has established an ageucy
here in Wheeling, in charge Of Mr., GeorgA
Baird, Jr., as special sgeut, with Dr. T G.
Myers as medical examiner. Mr. Baird
has located his office at No. 1923 Market
street, where lie can be found during bust.
ness hours, and where he will oh. erfully
extend sll possible reformation to callers.
The gsreral agent for West Virginia is
Mr.. @. b Briscoe, q gentleman we'll known
for bis energy and general business quail.
fications,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
Atkinson
EStiCate.
p ndletOn
Estimate.
Pendle- ( Akin. Pend,e. Akin
ton. son. ton. sou.

It will be seen from q comparison Of
these figures that the two candidates diff
fer as to the majoritiel in Ohio, Lewis and
Braxton COUNTIES. In Ohio Mr.. Pendle-
ton claims 223. while Mr.. Atkinson only
comedies him 222. In'Lewis Mr.. Pendle-
ton claims 117-and is allowed liz by Mr..
Atkinson, and in Braxton Mr.. Pendleton
claims COB and is allowed Coz, making 8
difference of votes in the two totsls.
As has been stated above, the recount
will be resumed in this county tomorrow
morning. In Wetzel county, the recount
will also be commenced on Monday morn
ing. The count 10 this latter county was
put off on account of the great local inter-
eat in the county seat removal question
which for the time dwarfed ell other mat
ters, whether political or what Else. This
matter has been settled in favor Of reno
val, and other things can now come up for
adj Indication.
Tie recount in this county, all reports to
the contrary, is being conducted with the
most pains;aking care, and is entirely i'm
partial. Partisan reports to the contrary
are CT tie most unjust character. The
3 ard seems 10 recognize what an unpleas-
ant, but important, duty they have to pr
form, and the members appear to be doing
the work conscientiOuSly and vel. The
difficulties OF their lsbOrS are very great,
but the public has every reason to be salts
fad
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
HELD TO COURT.
Tim" O'Lesry, of North wheeling, l
Trouble on Serious Charge.

Tim" O'Lesry, of North wheeling, In
Trouble on Serious Charge.
A couple of days ago the REGISTER
printed an outline of rather sensational
affair occurring in the upper portion of the
city, suppre 'sing the name of the parties,
however, through desire to respect the
feelings of the ladies who we're the victims
of the male party implicated, as well as to
give the latter party all the chance in the
world to set himself straight. Friday,
Tim O'Leary, who is the defendant in
the case, went before Justice Manion, OF
the South Side, and plead guilty TO a
charge of assault and battery
aud paid a fine of s. and tosts,
thus seeking to avoid the war
rants hanging over his head in Ju2tice Ar
kte's Court, and upon which he had sue
ceeded in evadiDg arrest. Prosecuting
Attorney Jordan determined, however,
that the matter should not be hushed up
in this way, especially IS one of the
charges, correctly outlined il the REGIS.
TER, seemed to be Of somewhat serious
nature, and O'LeAry was accordingly ar
rested yesterday on the original warrants
an d take1 before Justice Ankle, who COM
mitted him to Jail for hearing at half
past three o'clock in the afternoon
Promptly at that time the hearing was
commenced, the defendant being repre-
seutsd by Col. W. w. Alnett. The three
girls belonging to the family at whose
residence O'Leary made his attempted
criminal assault, as well as a lady friend
who came up town with the older of the
three sisters, and who heard The sta.e-
ments Of the two at home when 0'Leary
invaded the privacy OF their sleeping apart
ment and crawled into bed with them,
told a very Straight story, both as to
O'Leary's very questionable actions, his
subsequent profanity, and his assault upon
the younger sister with one of his shoes,
and so clear was the case that the Jus!ice
made it ten dollars and coats as to the
charge of assault and battery, and Id the
prisoner in 81 600 bail to await the action
Of the grand jury on the charge Of attempt
ed raDe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
DROWNED AT The WHARF.
An Unfortu rate Accident atan Early HOUR
Yesterday Morning.

An Unfortu aate Accident atan Eariy noui
Yesterday Morning.
A little bf,re six o'clock yesterday
m ,rnins William johnson, q deckhand on
the steamer Scotia, was drowned ct tbs
vhar fooat, while engaged, with others, In
transferring feight. This Bachelor was
tied up alongsids the wharfboat and tie
Scotia was Outside the Bachelor, makicg
it necessary for the deckhands so cris' the
Bstctelo decks in going from tie
Scotia t, tbs wharfboat with the
freight. At the bow Of the Basche-
lor there YVES narrow oIea space
between her guards aud Il o'e Of the wharf
boat, and in crossing the gsp johnson
missed his footing and dropped into the
river.
The accident was seen by seen by sew
eral persons in the vicinity, and rope was
thrown TO the unfortunate, bat he seemed
to have been chilled by the cold water, and
was unable to hold on to It. One OF the
party attempting to assist him then reach.
ed down from the guards Of the boat and
Johnson caught him by the fingers, but he
was unable to hold t. that support. and
letting 20, sank in moment and was teen
no more.
The drowned man lie said TO have resided
at Belpre, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
THE RECOUNT.
Commissioner Myles Makes Plain State
ment.

Commissioner Myles Makes Plain State
ment.
To the Editor of The Register:
DEAR SIR:-In reading tie report con-
tanned in the LnteNigencer Of last Friday g
proceedings of the Board of County Com
missioners in their recount Of ballots poll
ed in Cay district, desire to call stten-
to, particularly, the following, which is a
part Of that report:
''In order that the documentary evil
dence Of their own inconsistency might not
hereafter turn up to coufound them, the
tally sheet on which the first recount was
Tailed was, on motion of Mr.. Myles and
by party vote of the Board, ordered 10
be burnt, and was burnt"
Being the one who made that motion
and the parsoa accused, l would say in
answer: That as the Board Of County
Commissioners is the recognized body to
siJ as judges, aud that they after going
ca etully over each ballot and keeping
tally of same, rendering at the same tims
on al questions psrtairiug to said ballots
as is our SicOra duty-a colcientiOls deCi-
slOn-then is our duty ended. Bat it
seems this was TO. sufficient; we were ask
ed to re CONT the ballots, as We had one
ballot over aud above the number calltd
for en- the tally sheets of the clerks OF
the election. We felt confident that our
count was correct, and it WAS verified at
ter putting in considerable time in re
cunning This still WIS not satisfactory
10 Mr.. Hugus, and he ssked thst another
re-;slly be made. His request wss
granted, it consuming the balance of the
d4y; the result as to the proper number Of
ballots which was the desire of Mr..
Hugus to asceItain-beinR exactly the
same as the first tally sheet had shown. This
virtually ended the count of Clay dis
trlct.
We had en- our hands after two re-counts,
two sets of tally sheets; the Board
c rtainiy, on giving the official count,
o. rather tie result Of that count,
have need but for one. As the
first tally wss not acceptable to Mr..
Hugus, and he second was precisely the
same as the first as to what he wished tn
and IS Eeither Mr.. Maxwell.
NJ. McGregor, or Mr.. Hugus objected to
my motion to destroy the fRt, can zee
but s low, mean, contemplate, untruthful
thrus, ca the part Ct tie fellow who re.
pCrtsd toe above. JNO W. MYLEs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
HOW THEY STAND.
The Claims Of the Rival Congressional
Candidates, as
THEYSTGTE THE CASE PERSONALLY.
The Recount to Open in Ohio and Wetzsl
Counties
BRIGHT AND EARLY TOMORROW

TIE Board of County Commissioners ad-
iOurred over, yesterday, until to-rorroW
morning, at half-past nine O'clock wren
the work of reccunting the vote OF OHIO
county for the office of Congressman Will
bs resumed and carried on from day to day
until completed. There remains to be
counted the voting districts Of Union,
Ceatre, Webster, and the Eighth ward
precinct of Richie. TEess four voting
places cast 4,G53 votes, or almost one-hslt
the vote Of the county. 1t is not likely
the recount will be conclu ded before We'd
nesday night, and it may be the coming
Thursday before the Ie:ult is officially de-
Glazed.
Interest in the recount is very great on
all sides, AMI yesterday there was great
deal of inquiry as to the present situation
az il relates to the two rival contestants,
and what they were, respectively, claim
ing.
With purpose to present the cliims Of
Messrs. PendIeton and Atkinson, REGIS
TER reporter yesterday, called upon both
Of these gentlemen. and asked for their
estimates of the vote in the several coun-
ties of the district, as things stand at pres
ent, with the recount not concluded. The
estimates were very clo2e together, and
each gives Mr.. Atkinson slight advsn-
tage, as the case now stands.
When the reporter called upon Mr.. At
kiusoD, who was found busily engaged
with yoluminous correspondence, at his
ofi,e on Market street, the candidate said
81 think my clse is very well stated in
the table prin ed in this mornings Intel,
Hgencer. 1t seems TO be entirely accurate,
and there have bean no changes since it
was printed, nor can there be until Mon
day. have nothing to add to what Is
there contained"
Mr.. Pendleton was seen little later,
and o5ligingly produced his estimate Q!
the present situation, for the inspection Of
the repcrte-.
Following are tie two sets of figures,
maj lrities only being given.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
II, g. O, Change Of Time.

On AID aftsr Sunday, November 18th,
B. & o. trains will leave Wheeling depot
as follows, Eastern time:
MAIN LINE EAST.
Beuwo,d ac,ommo iat:o,, except Sun
day, 5:35 q. m.
Cumberland accommodation, exceptSun
day, $40 o. m.
Washington, Baltimore ard Philsdel-
phia Limit,d, daily, s:55 Q. m.
MounSsville accommodation, except
Sunday, 1901 p. N.
Grafton accommo latio,, daily, $40
P. m.
TRANS OHIO DIVISION WEST.
Columbus accomm odation, daily, s:55
o. m.
Chicago aud Cincinnati Express, daily,
1926 3. m.
Columbus acco nmodstion, except Sun
day, 900 p. m.
Chicago Express, daily, $40 p. m.
Chicago Limited (Nj. -, daily, s:lO
p. m.
Cincir natl and 81. Louis Express, except
Saturday, Ills p. m.
Columbus and Cincinnati Express, Sun.
day only, 2:45 q. m.
For st. Clairtville, except Sunday, q,
s:55 a. m. and 300 and $40 p. m.
p, W. & b. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg at 800 and 100 q. NJ. and
$50 p. m. daily and las y. m. exc pit Sun
day.
For Washington, Baltimore and Phils.
delphis, via Pnt,burg, daily at $50 p. m
Washington Accommodation, $50 p m
excs pit Sunday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
Rrp Studs.
HIS. L. s. GOOD. 112.
GREAT SPECIAL DRIVES.

We will offer this week the greatest the grand.
nj. the most remarkable bargains in Dry Goods
aver offered in isis city.
200 wards heavy Can on Flannel at cents.
500 wards Manchester Bingham at Ga cents
20 pieces 50 inee half bleached Table Linen ~
10 pieces Turkey red, fast color, Table Linen at
50 doS IN q ane linen Napkins rs cents worth
sSdosen q fine linen Napkins 3L25, worth fully
ESQ o.,- =. ,0,,.,
cheap at 81 IS. ,,.,<..
So pieces IS inch sll linen Glass towlng 81 cts,
. pieces ali wool Tricot q cents, worth 50 cts.
70 pieces all wool Ladies Cloth % inches, % cs,
north IS cents.
Tnpsraled Bargains will be given IN Ladies
MISS aud Children's Wraps.
100 Chil6ren's Cio&ks Especially 10 cents, worm
three times the money
500 ChIldren's wraps from s2cO TO $500.
$50 Jackets from 81 so Up 70 Sl2 %.
30 Neymarkets from 500 up 10 S2NUu 49,. -
A full line Of Plush Wraps from slo.VO 70 so0'VO
SoeeiaI! spsciaI!I Specially!
TWENTY SEAL PLUSH COATS,
sotuch long Csamples) sizes Sc, IS and 70, at $40
niece, worth more than double the money.
Such bsrg Inns right in the beginning OF the
seaSon were never head OF before. But we guar
antse 70 produce every article mentioned IN TINS
advertisement g. the exact price named sOOSe'
l.. =. GOOD,
onI 1l25 and 1927 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
INA sMAIA WAY.
The News of the Day Pointedly Para
Rraphed for Hssty Readers.

The News Of the Day Pointedly Para
xraphed for HRsty Readers.
No. % drew the watch in I. G. Dllon's
No. 4 club last evening.
No. - drew the watch in McNamee's
watch club last evening.
THE Circuit Court will begin the No
yembsr term tomorrow morning.
An intoxicated Islander fell through q
glass in Market s!rest saloon last nlsht
OFFICERS HAZLErT aud Desmond caugl t
a couple o. drunks in West Wheeling last
night.
THERE was but enc csssin Police Court,
Yesterday morning-C. Tobias Vance. He
went up for thirty daya.
OWING to the jllness Of DR.. Z. Ruah
Swope, there will be no stryics at -.
Matthews P. E. church to-day
THE EQUINE Paradox, the best horse
show ever seen in Wheeling, closed sue
cesful engagement at the Opera House
last evening.
Gov. RIcKERs, Captain of the Viola,
Last evening gave an oyster supper to his
Democratic friends st Banwood who expect
to leave for Salt River.
"LITTLE NUGGET" clo:ei a successful
weeks engagement at the Grand Opera
House last evening. That was COCA
chow beyond all doubt.
JOHN MCNEIL, who got his face end
hands burned so badly on lat Monday
morning at the R verside mi |, at Ben
wood, is getting along as well as could be
expected.
ABOUT five O'Clock last evening man
named Pete Barnhsrt raised a big racke'
at the corner of Market and Twelfth
streets. He was run in by Oficers Wat
son and Hszlett.
THE Wellsburg Republicans held ajolli
ication Friday night, parsdiDg the streets
with eight decorated wagons, a body OF
horsemen, drum corps, and part OF the
Light Infantry. A supper at their head
qua. tiers followed the parade.
ONE of the REGISTER correspondents,
writing in reference to the B. q o. wreck
on Wednesday night, says Brakeman Good
win did Jump from the engine and run,
and if he had gone into Grafton that night
a party had bsen formed who contemplated
lynching him. He Gays also tia. three
tramps were killed in the wreck.
LAST Thursday evening two valuable
horses belonging to William Friesmutb, OF
Fulton, jumped the feIca of the pasture
f I'D into the creek Mr.. FIissmuth hunt
ed for them until midnight, but was un'
able to find them. Friday morning they
were found short distance away, stand
ing together with Their hind legs in The
cold water and their fore fee. on lit Ii
knoll. They were badly chilled, but 9th
erwite all right.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
Skipped "

That large audience will be present at
the Opera House to morrow evening to
witness the temperance here of Fowler
& Warmington's clever company in the
great laughter-producing farcical comedy,
Skipped by the Light of the Moon" il
an assured fact People at the prt ser day
want to laugh, and Skipped" affords
them abundant opportunity for so doing
Such laughter as 1t evokes wherever it ia
produced is seldom heard within the walls
Of any theatre The Boston Herald thus
speaks Of its appearance in that city.
The audisnce which assembled LAST
evening to witness Skipped by the Light
Of the Noon, filed lhs theatre from OIL
chesIs rail to gallery wall. Standing
room was early at premium, and many
were turned away unable to get a good
view Of the stage. Skipped as every
body knows, is the rscjest and brightest Of
modern comedie3 Every scene was greet.
ed with roaIs Of lsughter, and TO be brief,
in the language of DlDgle and Crackle, it
is very, Icry funny"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
Index to New Advertisements.

THIRD PAGE.
Ka.ton- ks, the Oregon Indian Medicine.
FOURTH PAGE.
- Merit Wins the Day-Washington Life Insu'
rance Company.
FIFTH PAGE.
Time Card-B 4 0. Railroad.
Opera HouSe-He, She, Him, her.
WRnted-Agents on Salary.
Thanksgiving Supplies-F. Hanauer.
Time Carlo. & T. Railroad.
Wanted-Girl to Cook, Wash and Iron.
Wanted Residence.
Grand Opera Householder the Lash.
Wanted-Ben Boy.
Selling Out-Garver'S.
WRnted-lieueral Agent.
Due dc MOntebello Chsmpague-P. Welty X
Co.
Opera House-Skipped by the Light Of the
Moon.
Dutfy'S Sweet Cider-Conner 4 SnedeBer.
Live, Practical SChoOl-Wheeling Business
College.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
Belmont County Merchants,

On last Thursday evening a business
meeting OF Tne Merchants Protective As.
ISOLATION Of Peas township, Belmont
county, Ohio, ives held at the association
Office. Tnntesn Iew members were ad-
miltsd, making total so far of fifty -.hree
At tie meeting, Mr.. Murphy, a membtr
of the Est Liverpool association, gave q
complete explanation of the working sys-
tem-much to the ratification and bene-
fit of the members. Tue object of the as
,o;iation is to col. CT long standing debts
owing to the memb arp, and 10 protect them
against those p.rsous who refuse to pay
thsir debts. Tbs association is now thor
oughly crSaniz'd, a I'D at the lat mt etirg
engaged J. c HsinleiD, Esq to attend to
its legal business.