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Organization of the New Conn.
II
ells.
lif
I, i The members of the Select and Com
mon Councils met in their reapective
lil
_chambers at ten o'clock on Friday morn
,, ing. for the purpose of effecting an organ
il ication for the present year.
In /Select Council-all the members, old
i and new, were present, except Mr. 'Wills.
1 , • The body was called to order by E. 8.
Morrow, Esq., the clerk, who then opened
1 and read the returns of the recent election,
which were read and approved.
i ,
James McAuley, Esq., was then, on
, motion . unanimously re-elected President
,t and. the oath Was administered to lam by
1. Mr. Allen the oldest member. Mr. Mc- 1 1
i , Alder l ade a blief speech, thanking the
1, Council for the honor they had again con-
!: ferred upon him.
Ili The President then administered the
, l i _oath of office to the new members, Messrs.
tbierdman, McClintock, Reed and Young,
nod to the old ones-re-elected, Messrs.
'Miller, Phillips, McCarthy and Allen.
i This leaves the body constituted as tol
lOvtti fOr the year :
it I. James gees, Andrew Miller; 11, Jas.
A.- aeed, Wm. Phillips; 111, Jno. Quinn,
,jas.. Herdrnan ; IV, Wm. R. Brown, Jas.
bolcA.ttley; V, Richard Thompson, Alex.
(McClintock; VI. A. B. Berger, David
'geed ; VII. T. B. McMillan, W. C. Mc-
Oarthey ; VIII, Samuel Morrow, John
Alen; IX, Wm. Wills, J. B. Young.
f 1 On motion E. 8. Morrow was then re
elected Clerk by acclamation and James
Wright is inessenger: both of whom were
then sworn in by the President.
UThtt rules of the old Council were adopt
ad for,the government of the new.
li IA communication was read . from the
City Controller enclosing a letter from the
city Solicitor on the city finances and in
relation to interest on compromise bond s ,
vigich was ordered to be published in the
official papers, Ile also submitted an ea
tirnate of the receipts for 1868, as follows :
oitirTaxes - ' $63 000 oo
}fi n nest Taxes ..... .... ....--* ...... ---- 33.556
Wf lit'z' Rents, Farwell, do— ...... -...-. 67.000 00
Alohottealtela Mbar /3 000 00
Ail shany "Wharf --..................-..._... 5,560 00
DiS mod Markets 24,000 00
Ma ors (Oh% le.nea, - Porfoittirts, &o- 3.100 00
&In Wood and
200 00
Bark-... ..... ....... 100 00
Baard Measuring-------
Suit luso° ting----. --...... 100
OtiOror
5 000 o co o
Vebjela Liceusa... ..... ..:........................... 4.0 , 0 00
WAi•terig r Railways- ...... ..--..-... ...... 1,000 00
eigh szeales---__ ....---- ...... _.. 2.1X10 00
Pnatishin g urdntance37. ... -.. 25 00
ii l i
Lo due an ' falling due. (nominal)... 219.434 001
2459.015 29
j_ . ,
The report was accepted and - President
Mckiuley Jhen offered an ordinance, mak
ingliprirOpriations for the year, which was
rea4l three time 9 and passed. With the
undrawn balances; the appropriations for
the s e a r;I will stand as follows:
No. 1. Inur.st arid Tax on Cit y Loans. including Comoro
( - mho butds...--...- ......... -... $1321.00 00
it Batarea of City officers....----,. 15,680 00
" (5. its. Printing —.... 2,100 00
" :4. Fire Bo &MS and 805 e..--.... 12.000 00
• Night Police__ .......... ....-- 19,000 00
::Water Works- -....—_...-- 30,000 -
t
.'.:
stßets—
uasizghtinl.
4:,4llwontli
...
/ 0 - Mottotrauhela Wharf " 11t,I4leghenr ..... .
lb• Weigh'dcales..
" 181 Qontinterrt .......... ....
......
" Boatrci of Health- .................
" 1451 LOttaß dneand
" 16 1 °eVtending warrants. not
countenognei...
" Outstanding watia . oit , , coon
" 16. Exchange and finance debt... 2,500 00
" al Pinking
.. ........ 500 c
"2 1 Filth Ward.fdarlict.. .................. 300 00
Thd'ordinance fixes the city tax at seven
mills;*gainst five last year, and one and
one tbird mills basin efts tax, an incrase of
one mill over last_ year. The increase is
causedlby the necessity of p roviding for
the ini,6test on the compromise bonds.
A reliolution was passed, offered by Mr.
D. SeYd, inviting the City Solieitor and
Contrkller to seats in the Councils and
anthotizing the latter to provide suitable
desks a i nd chairs for them.
The':Council then adjourned to meet at
7} o'cldck on Tuesday evening next, to
elect city officers.
4w.
In C4mmon Council, Mr. H. MoMaster,
clerk, Veiled the members to order and
then Pi . oceeded to open the certificates,
which Showed the election of the following
gentlemen : I. Geo. W. Coffin, J. M.
Boberi4i; 11. D. ' O'Neill, Thos. Steel;
111. Hugh Daffy, H. P. Kearns, A. Mc-
Tighe, :M. W. Feely, W. J. Montgomery,
IW. J, Sulliaan, IV. N. Holmes, R. W.
Mackeiy V.'Frank Ardray, R. A. Colville,
Geo. Ptirtzell, Sam 'l Cameron, R. J. Mc.
GowanNas-. Taylor; VI. Abijah Hsys,
Thos. lit Tay, A. G. McCandless, Wm.
Rowbo4 inj VII Sam'l Barckley, C. W.
Hubbard; VII. J. M. Killen, Robt. Cew•
ard, We'd. Hatchinson• IX. C. 11. Arm•
strong. iDavid McClelland, Wm. Bailey.—
The retnins were approved.
Nomidations for President being in
order, 14. hl. Killen, Thos. Steel and A.
G. 3lcgandless, were nominated. The
latter gentleman declined in a few brief
remarki,nd a ballot was then taken upon
the other two candidates, resulting thus:
Killec,_,; Steel, 10.
Mr. Killen being declared duly elected,
the oatli,6foffice was-administered to him
by Mr. McGowan and he took the chair,
thanking the Council for the honor confer.
red and promising to discharge the duties
of his poSition faithfully and impartially.
He in turn administered the oath to the
member, present.
Hugh I McMaster, Esq., was unanimous
!'re-elected clerk, and, of course, Col.
N. F. Pratt was again chosen messenger.
Equatly of course he responded in a char
e.cteristicidspeech.
The Clerk and Messenger were now
1, ! ,
sworn in, y the President and the mem
bers elected their seats by lot.
The rules governing the last Council
were adopted - and, after concurring in all
the business from Select Council, the eom
mon branCh adjourned to meet on Tues •
day evenng to elect city . officers. A
caucus of- the _Republican members to
agree upt}n the;Oandidates will be held on
Monday
ev ening, '
The A my of PenalNyl4l3lllB.
Theaa nnalu al report of Adjutant General
Russell places the number of Pennsylva
nians in Sims for the defence of the Union,
since the h •ealci ng out of the present re
bellion, at two hundred and fifty thous
and. nits includes the - number of men in
the thread Months' campaign, as well as
the many who so nobly left their firesides
and the obilifprts of home for the ard
ships and y cissitudes of the tented h field
in that critiml period in our State history,
when the ei,emy was on oar very borders.
The number in this home army is estima. 1
Led at 28,00, . It is unfortunate that the
number oflinen from each county could
not be asce4ained, but the mode original
!
ly adopted T r mustering in the volunteers
was each ai to preclude the poSlibility of
arriving.atf correct result in that diree
tion. The - ':eontinned neglect ot the conn
air
ty Drafting Commissioners to make their
Anal repor prevents any estimate of the
number oil', meted men in the field from
vothe differ - t counties. of the common
ila
OL: the J liniedV - Wollildad and
jini:4.:-:-The following
is Like list.pf
of iliiikkilidirsA 'Cavalry, ae prepared by
the Actintant of the : regiment:
hslleit—'3iajor' -A G Itasengarten, Or
derly, Sergeant - , W Kitnber, G Weckel;
0 ; UAL - Chase M Hill, M;" A R
Kenlaigh, Ar' geret A S Drake, K; W
Brooks; K; Sergeant S F Herring, L.
Wounded and .3fissivig—Major B
Ward; J R Steimett, C; Edward Smith,
0; Samyel Jameson. C; .Jos. Bitty, H;
It (Mister, Jr., slight; T Nieman, L; W
Harry Powell, L; Corp C L Hayden, B;.
George 'Nish, assistant surgeon; Charles
E Sellers, hospital steward; Sergeant Wm
Wagner, B; John C Sinclair , B; Joseph
D Little, B; Win K Role, B; John C
Fleming, B: Capt J R Howitt, A H Craige;
Corp Fred Spang, C; W P Cotton, C; H
W Arnold, C; Frank A Adams, D; Elora.
do G Snyder, D; Corp Harry Raschall, E;
Jas H Cromwell, It; F. Patterson, Jr. G;
A Ramsey, G; Corp Bates, G; Sergeant A
T Clark, G; W S More, H; John Renker.
ton, H; George Fisher.
Missing, but supposed to be Prisoners.
Seegt. GP Dennis, I, J. W Hall , I , W
N BalOwin, I, Robert Edge, B, Serg't W
P Rackbill. G, Serg't John Richards,C, P
locomb, B, Serg't W Conrad, E, A J
Buchanan, E, Wm Beverly Chase, E,
Richard Peacoat, D, Wm Tarr,:E, Serg't
F P Dunker. I, E E Lynch , Alvan
Horn, A, ,Win „Jameson, K, Charles E
Sehide, L, iPenjamin Bertram, L, Samuel
L Curtis, L, N Camp, L, J Weller, L,
Frank Eaton, Serg't J B Garber, Jr, H,
Serg't C Diel, L, W H Williamson, E,
Corp R W Bromlee, B, Robert R Taylor,
F, D E Bigler, G. Josiah Ward, H, Samu
el Trimbel, H, C M Wilson, L, Wilbur
iVatts. L, John G Marshall, L, Johnson
Cabbell, L,' Alex Robinson, L, John G
Ecky, L, Henry Jacobs, L. -
The following gentlemen are missing,
but supposed to be rprisoners: Sergeant
Major - lexander and the 'regimental sm..
geon.
JOSIAH C RinT, Clerk to Adjutant
The Late Forgeries.
Officers Straine and Scott, of the police
are in Cleveland, on business connected
with the recent forgeries, A reward of
$460 was offered by detectives Whitney
and ideEinstry, for the arrest of these I I
parties. Officer Hague, will probably be
obliged to divide this with the two Phila.'
delphiadetecti ms. The note cashed by
the City Bank, was for $964 40 and wits
offered at one bank, and one btoker's offi
ce, before it reached the City Bank.
Emory was not vouched for at all by Mr.
Kelly, an attorney, who had known him
many years before when a book-keeper for
W. W. Williams, of Buffalo.
Atlantic and Great Western R.R.
The Ravenna Democrat says that the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Co.,
having failed to make satisfactory arrange
ments either with the Cleveland and Ma
honing Railroad Co., or the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Railroad Co., for the accomo
dation of the business toward Cleveland,
have now a large Engineer force engaged
in surveying an independant route, for a
Branch Road to Cleveland, to accommo•
date Lake business, and business with the
Western Roads entering at Cleviand. The
Branch Road will connect with the main
road at some point between Ravenna and
Windham
The execution of Robert Pool, !iced for
yesterday, at Wheeling, has been post
poned until Friday, March 13th at the re
quest of a number of ministers who thick
Ile is not prepared to die, but may repent
before the time named.
.4000 50
14.0
000 00
0 01 0
3.000 00
1,200 CO
140 CV
000 00 1
2,267 911
Grand Jary Discharged.
The grand jury in the Criminal Court,
having transacted all the business brought
before them, has been discharged from
further attendance. The session was a
short one but business w 11.3 rapidly dispoeed
of.
500 00
210,434 00
The alarm of fire about three o'clock
yesterday morning was caused by the
burning of a stable belonging to F. A rdray,
coal dealer, on Spring alley, Fifth Ward.
The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
Stockholders' Meeting.
The Stockholders of the Birmingham
Passenger Railway Company, hold their
annual meeting at the Mouongahela House
on Monday, the 10th.
Bfirminghamßorangh Expenses
The receipts of the borough of Birming
ham for the last fiscal year were $3,814 73,
and the expenditures amounted to a like
sum, less s273—the amount of cash in
the hands of the Treasurer,.
Installed.
The Rev. S. C. Dunlap, late of the
Central Church, Baltimore, has been in
stalled as pastor of the Presybyterian
church at Monongahela city.
Dividend.
The Trustees of the Masonic Fund in
this city have declared a dividend of six
per cent. out of the profits of the last 12
months.
The Last Night.
Miss Emma Waller closes her engage
ment at •the Theatre, to-night, and those
who desre to see this favorite tragedian,
must embrace the opportunity, now pr e•
seated- Look at the bills.
,
For the 139th Regiment.
Persons desirous of sending packages to
their friends in the ..189th regiment, can
have them sent by leaving them at the dry
good store of Wm. Semple, No. 180 Feder.
al street, Allegheny; before 10 o'clock
this morning.
The Polymoranhi.
GOODWIN & WILDER'S Polymorama of
the War will open at Masonic Ha 11, on
Monday evening next, and to judge from
the criticisms passed upon it by our New
York cotemporaries we are - induced to
recommend it to our citizens for their lib •
eral patronage, not only as a most instruc
tive and amusing entertainment, but as
being the work of talented artists who
have done true justice to the noble and
important subject they have so beautifully
portrayed upon canvas, and whether we
view it as an exhibition of artistic skill, or
on account of the innumerable and valua
ble historical and entertaining events it
presents, it is well deserving of the coun
tenance and support of all who love the
cause of -our country and desire to witness
the patriotic and heroic deeds of her sons
portrayed with life-like truthfulness.
Vocal and instrumental music is ren
dered in connection with the paintings and
we trust that this entertainment will meet
with a patronage in Pittsburgh commen
surate with its merits.,
Sunday Travel.
A bill has been introduced in the State
Legislature, hiving foil' its object the le
galization of Sunday travel on the different
passenger railways of the commonwealth.
Stamps Required.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that probates of wills and let
ters testementary both require stamps to
be affixed.
illustrated Papers.
Go to Pittock's, Fifth Street, if you
want Illustrated or Foreign newspapers.—
He keeps all the Eastern Literary and
Sporting papers.
H. D. Breoht, teacher, No, HIS Bmithp
field street.
Respite.
So arranged that it le always clean and
SLOCOMB'S PATENT INKSTAN
is aokn;. - ,wbedged to be the best air•tigh
POOK* , 'P. BOoKE: FOR POSTAO CIIiRENCI
ociM CORNICR WOOD .1 TEIRD
OE LEBBATE D ESTE
CHANDKERCHIEF,
Ashland Flowers /Mignonette
Aliama Moak
Amaryllis lif , allow Flowers
Bouquet de Californie iLilao
Bono let d'Arabie Lily of the Valley
Bouquet de Carolina 'New mown klaY
liergamotte. (Orange Flowers
Cassie PatehoulY
Camelia Pink
Clematite Poppinaok
Cedrat Portugal
Citronelle Resat Prairie Flowers
Crystal Palace Ross
Geranium (Rough and Ready
0 3.111 flower ispring Flowers
Garden)Flowe were ~swe e t Briar
Hello pe
Honey • ( Sweet P L e a a vender
Honey enokle - !Sweet Letitia.
Hawthorn
Hyacinth, .
Jam& eertoCslover
Jockey Club, .Vio , ette
l l T S :ub e
Hon
Jenny Lind ,Verbenst
Jonquille, IVetivert
Mousseline !Vanilla
Milletleurs iWest End
Magnolia , White Lily
Mareehale Winter Blosom
BAZDT'S HIIIIYOSMIA, a highly concentra
ted Persian Eisenee, the most elegant perfume for
Imparting to the handkerchief a very agreeable
and lasting odor.
• ESSENCE, SOI T QUET—TREBLE EXTRACT
UPPER '1 EN.—A laree assortment of Toilet
Soaps, Shaving Creams, Preparations for the
Hair, .om:wire. Toi ..t Waters, Dentifric-s, and
perfumery of all kinds, constantly on hand.
For sale by CGAS. If. SUPER,
dee3) Corner Penn and St. Clair eta,
WANTED—BY TWO SINGLE GEN.
denten, two welt furnished renew. with or
githont boar.. within five minutes walk of the
ostoeloe. Unesneeptionable references can be
Oran. Address W. C. B
langi3t Post Offtoo. Pittsbunr.h.
Implements;Ageletiltdi r sir
Seeds, &e.
liAgain we take t h e libeFty.,.of,Callin the
littotition-VOl- 2. 01if 1:06:13011; , partied rly
thoie:residiUgt iii the count - 7,10' tlib' eigri
cultugal warehouse of-Messrs, Beckham
⟪of Nei. 1 4 27 Liberty Street, near
the . month of Fifth, wheii faiiitere, and
gardenerat will liad acomplete assortment
of everything they re quire.
The establish
went is the only one of the kind in the
city and the proprietors have a thorough
knowledge of their business, and are thns
enabled to render perfect satisfaction to
all. Their stock embraces plows for every
locality and variety of soil, cultivators,
substantially made with patent steel teeth,
horse powers, corn shelters of the most
approved manufacture, mowing and reap
ing machines, which save an immense
amount of labor and are fast supOsseding
the old system of cradling wherever any
considerable body of land is under cultiva
tion, hayand straw cutters, farm grist
mills,shovels, forks, hoes, scythes snathes,
hay and horse rakes, grain and garden
drills and all other implementi used about
a farm. These are either purchased by
Messrs. Beckham & Long for cash, ena
bling them to sell at the lowest price or
they are agents for the makers and dis
' pose of them for a very small commission,
They have also on hand a large stock of
liiindertb's garden seeds, evergreens,
flower plants, fruit and shade trees and
other articles of like character. But we
cannot begin to enumerate their stock and
will only add that they sell low for cash
and advise all our friends to call and ex
amine their stock, before making their
purchases,
Graduated
At Duff's Mercantile College, Pittsburgh,
Thaddeus J. Reed, Warren, 0. ; Henry
C. Hain9s, Canal Dover, 0. ; W. J. Mc-
Fadden, Beaver, Pa. ; P. C. Elder, New
Lisbon, 0.. James Stewart, Lawrence
ville, Pa. ; Robert Stewart, Londonderry,
0. ; Win. Logan, Jr., Parkersburg, Va. ;
Nestor Logan, do. ; all of whom passed a
highly honorable examination, wereaward
ed the elegant diploma of the College, and
also presented by the Faculty with copies
of the "Gems of Penmanship" as memo
rials of their exemplary deportment and
application during their attendance at Col
lege.
Matinee at the Varieties.
Trimble's Varieties seems to be more
vigorously and successfully managed this
season than ever before and deservedly,
as care is taken to always give a full equiv
alent fur the money and to give varied and
fresh entertainments. The Saturday af
ternoon matinees are becoming quite a
feature, and the attendance is generally
large. A good bill is presented for this
afternoon, with the pantomime of Scans
piui, Barry L-sliP as Donalini, and a va
riety' of ether attractions set forth in the
advertisement elsewhere. Go, if you wish
to enjoy a hearty laugh.
Wood's MinsCrelm
•
This excellent company have consented,
by particular request to prolong their stay
one night longer, and will positively make
their last appearance at Masonic Hall,
this evening. Crowded houses hay • night
ly agitated them since their stay :II our
city. Woodruff and Sweatraan in their
sorgi, Sc., are alum-- worth
the price of admiiaion.
.t Chance for Coutractorm.
if t!:e advertisPmeut of Capt. Jas. B.
Clow.Commi, , s?.ry of Subsistrcre. it will be
sera :bat proposals 1,,,r the supply of this
host with mess pork, ba ,, on. sides and
ams, beans, peas, rice, hominy. potatoes.
coffee, tea, sugar, vinegar, candles, soap,
salt, molasses, bread and beef. The anti
des are all required to be of the best
quality and the conditions of the bidding
are set forth in the advertiserm•nt. A tine
opportunity is here off: red to any one de.
sirens of furnishin g these supplirs.
A Hard Catte
The wife of a s , !il;er lost her poekettH
book on Thursday aloirnoan, rontaininz
all the money she was posed of. viz :
.tp lin parer frif,:,..y and in g )! , 1 and
silver—in all ziT'tl.i'; 'Jhefinderniltnotonly
do an act of justice, hut perhapq prercrit
suffering by returning the nic.inry and
pocket book to this office at once.
DIED
Died Judaea', of diAeme of VIA , ho 'rt. Mrs.
MAHIMi wife, of A. L. huith.
The tonoral 'rid take place Aleaday
the 12th Inst., at 10 o'Llock, from tzo reAdeneo of
her besbnid. First iVa!d. Alleghon, ci y.
George. BA irgli j a Sewing 3faehlaes. fo: family
manufart rriez purpose,. are the be,t in use
A. F. CAA Toti AY. General Agent,
14 , I, Ftrcct, Pittshurah
JQ3Si6 HBY[P.
OBITE HEYER 46 BON
I . 4 .` , ClailtrPtall ft,
FANCY AND PLAIN
EVECNITURE 47. CHAIIIN
A-ICEHOUSE. IX SMITHFIELD STREET
(Between eizth street luta Virgin alloy,)
parrosußan.
OUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY
DI ARIESion 1863,
ell sizes
tfIOTOGEAPiIIe ALMS,
new lot.
HEMS lIPPED INDLI EUBBEI,
ready for wie
ocur otrerrd to the public
For 2t16 h
W. S. MAVEN,
tti.erfili OR. THE
,
Sr. Louts, Tan. 9 — Telegraphic com
munication with . Springfield ceased at
three o'clock this morning. The enemy
entered our stockade yesterday afternoon.
Our force is reported to be two thousand
and two pieces of artillery. Springfield
contains a very large amount of army
stores, arms, ammunition, fifteen four
horee teams.
Thirty men belonging to a telegraphic:
corps are supposed to have been captured
a few miles south of Springfield.
General Brown's left shoulder is badly
shattered, and would have to submit to
amputation to save his life.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. n. — Telegrapic com
munication with Springfield install h broken.
A party sent ont from Lebanon to repair
the line has not been heard of, and appre•
hensions are telt that they have been cap
tured. The opinion strongly prevails that
Springfield has been taken.
NASIIVILLE, January P.—One thousand
rebel prii:oners were seat North by rail
to-day. Two hundred arrived from Mur
freesboro.
Gen. Rosecrans orders that allcaptured
rebel officers be confined until Davis' order
is revoked. The rebel prisoners are to
subsist on army rations. Food contrib.,
uted by friends is to be confiscated for
hospital use, and a repetition is a jail
offense.
NF:wrienx, N. C., Jan. 5, via Fortress
Ilf.nrne, Jan. B.—Returns of the Congres
Rimini election, held on the Ist inst., in
tour of the eleven counties of the second
district, come in slowly. Later returns
are more favorable to Foster, the Free
Labor candidate, who received a solid vote
of ail the native North Carolina Union'
soldiers, who are t in qualified electors.
Inasmuch, however, as the oath of allegi-
ance is not exacted r.f the voters, Goy.
Stanley's candidate, Mr. Pigott, has
doubtless received a ccusiderable majority
in the district. An impression generally
prevails that Congress will refuse to re•
cognize the validity of the election, in
consequence of the reception of many
disloyal votes, which he received in ac
cordance with the express instructions of
the Military Governor. A bitter feeling
exists against flov. Stanley
WA ,HIN,,TGN. Jan. flocs— Mr.
Budiegton from the Committeeon :Mili
tary pr , ,'-rated the majority and
minority renftt on the bill authorising the
raising of 20,(5i0 volunteers for Tennes
see.
Mr. Sergeant introduced a bill to cstab-
Lsh a branch mint at Nevada. Referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. Drum asked, but did not obtain
leave to introduce a bill to facilitate trans
ponation of troops, stores and mails, be
tween the city of Washington, the Point m
Rocks and Pittsburgh.
Mr. Blake introduced a resolution in
structing the Committee on Public Build
legs and grounds to lake immediate mess•
nres for the removal ofJohn Plant, one of
the capitol police, for inhuman treatment
of a soldier tbii morning on the capitol
grounds. Mr. Blake said this policeman
attacked a soldier, and broke a cane
over his head for asking a gentlemen to
give him soma money, which the latter
did, fhe soldiers hate no money to pay
for newspapers. He, iu company with
Vice President Hamlin, witnessed this
cruel assault. He therefore wanted the
policeman removed
- .
Mr. Cox, or Ohio, doubted the power of
the House to take action in the premises.
Mr. Blake merely wished to Lave the
policeman removed.
The restdction w. adopted.
Mr Malb , ry, ul 14, iutzoduced a bill
anvmditory of the act relative to the con
struction of a bridge over the Ohio river.
Referred to the Committee ou [toads and
~'u~'.titi v,4Pyi
Mr. Stevens, of l'a., front the Commit
tee.on Ways and Means, reported the post
office appropriation bill which was made
the special order for Wednesday next.
The House then went into Committeeof
the Whole on the State of the Union, and
resumed the consideration of the execu
tive, judicial and legislative appropriation
bill.
Se
, veral amendments were made, in
cluding a proviso to the clause making an
appropriation for the compensation and
mileage of the members; and that until
further legislation, no part of this appro
priation shall be paid for mileage of Sen•
ators and Eepresentatives beyond the sum
of ten cents per mile, each way and dis
tance shall be computed according to ex
i sting laws. The bill was passed.
The Consular and Diplomatic Appro
priation bill was passed;
The House then Went into Committee
of the Whole, &c., for the purpose of gen
eral debate.
Mr,. Norton, of Mo., during the speech
Republicanism had not been or
ganized on sectional basis, we should to
day be a united and happy people, and
before peace can return the reign of reason.
justice, mercy and right must be re-es
tablished, superced;ng prejudice, passion,
vindictiveness and hate. He would dis•
band both armies and ask for a National
'Convention to arrange the present troub
'les and restore the Union as it was.
Mr: Bingham, of Ohio, characterized
Mr. Norton's speech as a lame and impo
tent apology for the most wicked and infa
mous rebellion ever witnessed among the
hhildren of men- The gentleman argued
In a carefully written speech, that if a
large portion of the Anierman people lzad
not exercised their rights under the Con •
atitution, this land would not have been
drenched in blood. The gentleman from
Missouri; (Mr. Norton.) had remarked
that he would disband both armies and
call a National Convention; he wanted to
know how this was to be done. Mr.
Norton replied, through the State Legis•
lature
Mr. Bingham earnestly spoke of the in•
consistency of those who clomer for the
linion as it was and the Constitution as 1.,
i , and in this connection alluded to the
a home of Mr. Vallandigham to divide the
country into four parts.
Mr. Holman, of Ind., asked whether
any Democrats endorsed that scheme.
Mr. Bingham replied that he had not so
charged and proceeded at length to speak
of the schemes of the secessionists and
traitors. The Committee then rose and
the House adjourned till Monday.
SENATE.-Mr. Cowan, of Penna., pre
sented a petition for a national bureau of
statistics.
Mr. Nesmith, of Oregon, from the In
dian Committee, reported a bill to author
ize the President to negotiate treaties with
certain tribes of Indians.
Mr. Wilson, of Mass., a bill to construct
a ship canal for the passage of naval and
armed vessels from the Mistossippi river to
Lake Michigan, and the enlargement of
the looks of the Eris and Oswego canals
'A, 1,0 . . .
11..= ,
E VERY LATEST TELEGRAff,'
Springfield, Mo., in Posses
sion of the Rebels,
Rebel Officers Held Until Jeff.
Davis' Order is Revoked.
awl FORTRESS MONROE
Late . News from Bialomond Papers
XXXVIIIth CONGRESS, (2d Session
&0., &0.,
of New York ' , to adapt theca to the: de ,
foe the fort} Lakes: Ordered to
be printed. -.=
.
Mr. Willey, of Virginia, gave notice 'Of
to'aid the State; of WestYirginie in
a speedy and final abolishment of slai,ery
therein., •
Mr. - Wright, of India.m, offered a reso-,,
lution instructing the Committee on they
Conduct of the 'War to inquire into the
condition of the London and' Hampshire:'
Railroad to Harper's Ferry, and whether
it will shorten the route to West Virginia,
and what would be the probable coseto
repair said road. Laid over.
Mr. Powell, of Kentucky, called up the
resolution censuring Gem, Grant's order
expelling Jews from his department.
Mr. Hale said that ithad already been
revoked.
Mr. Powell was glad of that, and he
commended the acc of the President, but
he wished a resolution to be passed ip
order to show the opinion of theßenate
of such an order which is levelled against
a class of our citizens. The resolution
was laid on the table.
Mr. Haines, of N. Y., from the Judi
ciary Committee, reported back the bit.
for the punishment of persons convicted
of crime in the District of :2olurnbia.
The bill provides for the cot , rinement of
such persons in prison in convenient
States, legalizes the sending of such per:
sons to the State prison at Albany, N. Y.
Also the payment of 3.100 to such persons
on their release to convey them home.
The bill passed.
Mr. Collamer, of Vt., presented a bill to
regulate judicial proceedings in certain
cases. He said there had been a great
deal of &tilt found for arrests which had
'been made, and bills prepared to obviate'
the difficulty. He never saw any reason
'for complaints against Gen. Jackson - for
saying that he must execute the constitu
tion as he understood it.
n motion of Mr. Sumner the bill for
the O relief of the Norwegian bark, Admiral
I'. Lordenbeim, was taken up and passed.
On - motion of Mr. Davis of Ky., a bill
providing for the raising 3f volunteers for
the defence of the State of Kentucky was
taken np.
The question being upon the substitute
proposea by the military cornmittee,which
provides forthe raising of twenty thousand
men, and giving the President the power
to send them out of the State, if at any
time necessary.
Mr. Trumbull, of 111., opposed this ob
jectionable species of legislation of rais
ing twenty thousand men, not in Ken
tucky alone, but in any State for the de—
fence of public property.
After discussion and question pending,
the Senate went into executive session and
adjourned till Monday.
ST. PAUL, MIN., Jan. 9.—The Legisla
ture of this State convened on Tuesday.
The Governor's Message is mostly con
fined to State affairs, and especially to the
Indian outbreak. Minnesota has furnished
three hundred men over her quota, be.
sides crushing out the greatest Indian np•
rising ever known in this country. Tie
Governor demands that the Indians shall
be removed from the border of the Statr.
The contest for the United States Sena
torship commences next Tuesday.
NASHVILLE, Jan. B .—Murfreesboro is
entirely deserted. Our army has advanc
ed ten miles beyond Roseerans' headquar
ters.
The rebel army is reported at Tal'allo
ws. The gunboat W. W. Slidell. T. W.
Van Dorn, commanding, arrived with one
hundred and sixty-four transports from
Clarksville; three thousand barrels of
flour, ten thousand barrels of bacon, mine
thousand sacks of oats, and two thousand
bushels shelled corn were captured, with
horses and mules.
the river measures three and a half fee
n the shales.
WASS INSTO r, Jan. o.—The Presiden
hasnominated Robert W. Taylor, of Ohio
comptroller of the Treasury, in place c
the late Mr. Whittlesey.
Foirrits.ss MONROP, Jan. A.--The Rich
mond Inquirer says: An order wes re
cently issued to burn Wilmington before
it is allowed to fall into the Candi of the
enemy.
ilmington dates to December 306,
says The largo iron steamer, Giraffe,
with a valuable cargo of government stores
and a special messenger from Europe, ar
rived at a confederate port this morning.
SAN FaiNctsco, Jan. 9.—The ship F.
M. Bailey, of Portland, sailed yesterday.
for Puget Sound, and when outside the
harbor, drifted on the shoals and went to
pieces. 'I he captain and fifteen of the crew
were drowned. Five were saved.
1.'...0rr0x, Pa., Jan. 9..7,--Gov. Packer has
been quite ill. but is now entirely - recov-
ered.
Naos - Yotic, Jan. 9.—The commissioner
of Internal Revenue has decided that any,
revenue stamp, except the propietory;can
now be used for its amount, on any metro.
went.
It is understood that Secretary Chase
will be here to-morrow, to consult with
our bankers as to the best financial policy
to be adopted.
ASSIISNEE'S SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTkTE
I will expose to Public Side on
Tuesday, January 6th, 186 e,
AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M..
On the mambas, all that valuable lot or pece of
ground 'situate in the Third Ward, City of Pitts
burgh. bounded Ea st ernfbad as follows?
Beginning at the corner of Cherry alley
and Liberty street: 'hence along L bor., street
Eastward's , 31feet finches to the' line 01 prop
arty. now or late of Vogel k Seibert; themee - by the
same 98 feet and 5% inches to WA alley ten feet
wide; thence aim said alley 124 feet and inehes
to Yin= alley; thence along Plum alley West 33 ft.
1 inch to the same pro rerty now or late of J
Parker; thence by the same and t e line of
property belonging to J. Fetter's heirs, North
warm, 75 ieet; thence by the line of tbe last men
tioned property 62 feet .4 inches to Cherry alley:
thence by the same 79 feet 9W, inches to the cor
r. or of I herry alley and Liberty street, on which
is erectel the large brick tenements known as the
Mansion House and Continental . Hotels.
This property is immediately adjacent to the
areal Eastern and %astern Railroad Paasenger
Opipet, and
st affords a rare chance for investment
by capitali
Terms at Sala: JOHN W. RIDDELL.
AtEignea of Game Autenta
J G. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
deelB;3tawtd.
Sior The above sale is postponed to the
10th February next, (Tuesday.)
t= SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO
D
/10 Smitntleld street, opposite toe Ouster.
House. Chartere d by the Legislature.
Proaldont.....„ JAMES Plena. Jr..
VIOS PESSIDNNTN.
• Wm. H. Smith H, F. BM lci
Thos. D. Meader A. Reit , iMan
Francis Sellers Joshu • Rhodes
Johni. Jennings, Jowl- Stucktuth
Thomas S. Blair Alex. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Alfred Sleek
- TBOBTENS,
arOgah Bing ' 0 Zug
A S , Ben , ; Jos Dilworth
8 8 y ow l e r IV A Reed
Jae W Woodw ell R Ocitmerts
B R&M lini =cet l seb
MTiernan
D ,hLporil J Anderson
Sag w Baxter 1l Moßinlei
0 H Wolf obert D Cochran
Wm Smith Humeri
B Jones 'B F Jones
WII Phelps - 0 B Herron
EINORNTABY AND TREASURER.
D. R MOKENLEY.
Open daily, from 9 A. x. to 2 P. 11. Attlee,
iyiee
da and Saturday evenintrs,_from 6to 8 0 , 0 1, x ,h,
°posits received of ONBDLIIIII and upwards.
Dividends declared in December and June of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain are plac b e a r th credit of the depositor as priticipal, and in
terest, thus compounding it.
Books contw tug Oharter.!By-Laws, & o . fu r .
niched at the office.
air This Institution offers._ aweolally to th em ,.
persona whose earnings are enaan, the O P/wort:Rutty
to accumulate, by small depot% ea4ly saved, a
atm widish will Poe resonyoe w_hen needed. their
tomyjiot only magmata but nearinginterestAn
mad of raaabgas unDroduoava. was
_itsm;mmlgni
untie nOtrittditilint 4.4 "
PORT OF JITT-041710114,7.
• Franklbr;
Avauatin,,Ciarica; [46
Prankliti;iendett:iliofineetti g . •'•
Gallatin, Clarke... - ._,__.--- . •
Armada; John w
ton, healint. •
Starlight M
Navigator, Sheave, Louisville. -
arton. Louli.vJle.
Lebanon. Davideon do
T. J. Patton, _Henderson. 4alllPnlio.
1 The river—Last evening at twt
lisht there wore 5 feet Winches water and
. . -
sea- The Wheeling packet tor to-day is
the e:eamer Minerva, Captain John Gerdon,. Pas.'
Eekgere and shippeza frill bear in Wad that' the
hoer of departure ia 11 a. in. - •
Ifs Thesptmetual steamer Lizzie ma
tin, Captain Brow., leaves this day at 4p,
for Zanesville, and intermediate, ports. PArson.
'will be woll eared for on this beat.
IMP The fast packet Echo ' Cipt:
Wal
ton leaves this day at 4p. for Gallipolis and
intermediate ports.
Vek. The fine passenger
is Ste
no amer Ke
West, No 3, CotainX S Evans. annnood for, y
Louisvide and Cate. This boat is of ai superior
elpss, and is in charge of eatery! and exparenota
ofli:e:o. Mr flare.bas charge of the citiee.
ser- 'The new packet, Emma,. No. 2,
Captain J 11 Marotta: letives for Cir cumati and
Louisville. She has lust returned from St Louie.
haring perfcrmed her trip to the entire satiefoo
tio.• °fall parties intemted. @fie hall been pro
notmetui by competentpersons one of the blot
steamertrof her class ever conatruoted,:. Our ever
attentive' friend J 11,PunlaP, presides in the.cot-.
;tee.
:gm Capt. McCallum's splendid new
steamer is attracting a good deal of /Fawithin- of
our river men . She is certainly an: la. No.l
boat in eyemresoect. She is-loading for.o Lon'
is. Our esteomed young fne dd. a McCallum.
will do toe honors ut the aloe. =
For Era twine, Cairoand Alt Louis, '
' SATURDAY, JAN.IO-4P kV -
EW ID
gal Mt. stea fer N EILIPSeG i r. D:
oommicader will /save as announced abovir.
For freight or paasa~e aPDIY as board or to
or J. B. LIVISIGSTOS &CO.-
For Cincinnati and Loci Urine.
. M. .
• '
THIS PAY, JAN. 10-4 P. X .; - •• -
• TAM NEW AND - SPLREC.
DID Pawnor titeamer ZAMA':
o. 2. J II Marotta, Commander." will leave as
I announced above.
For freight orpassaga apply on board or to '
JuHN FLACK.
Janlo J. B. LIVINGEIII/4,70 or
Fr
'or Louisville,
Evansville, Cairo and,
Si LOnis
SATURDAY, J.N. P bi
PH g N
e E Pa cket spARLMENDID
A. v. MoCadiam commander. will leave for the
above port this day. For freight or passage- sa
p!? onboard or to
a 139 • J. 4. UVINGSTON.
For Eoulaville, Cairo one, Eit Louis
THIS DAY. Pa§ITMLY(4 -F.
TRENEW AND FINE PAS.
singer Reamer. KEY WEST. No 2
ed abov
Fi civi o commander, will leave as aanouno-
, -
For freighi or passa ge apply on board (is to
iAtIOB. LlVjai63/VB.t g(1.
ton NEW -1 Isis
• -
Wheel int and Xottpiburir
• .. •
.prais Line
_ . .._ .. .
• _. .. - -
1 'THL NEWAINDSPLESD/D
side-wheal : - • - titekot '- - .III3BLiDA;
0 ourgeirr Johnion. commander.- , lasareal; ruts
burgh for What/lige, , e ve yHonthisi-Wathieseay
and Friday:at 11 - o'clock a; ma, punotnang:Leaves
Wheohrui for Pittsburgh - every Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday at 8 a m.
THE NINE . PASSENGER
ate.mer MINh RYA. John Gordon
commander leaves Pittsburgh for W heeling every
I u 'Way, Thursday and Siturday at /1 a. et..
punctually leaves Wheeling every Monday,
Wednesday's and Friday's at 8 a in.
hT
18- , above steamers mkes close mm.-
dons at Wheeling with fine s i de wheel s c te o amers
for Marietta, Parkersburg and Cincinnati. -
For frieght or passage apply on board or to '
JAMES COLLDIS CO..
Agents, N 0.114 Waterstreet.
Wheeling. GalUpolis Parkersburg,
Regular Weekly Packet.
• THE FAST RIINSING PAS,
ritfi= f!enger steamer , Et 110, Walton,
commander, will leave as announced above and
intermediate points tbis day at 4 p, in,
For freight or pamage apply_en board or to
. WHEELER, Ag'f.:
JOHN FLACK, Awl.
For Marietta and Zanesville.
Regular Mumkingtinn River Packet
/eaves Pittsburgh every Saturday -at
np. m.. Zanesville every runaway_ 8
. nu
THE FINE PASSENGER
steamer LIZZIE MARTIN. D. T.
Brown, commander. wfil laave as notadribove.
For freight or puma apply cm board or to
no2B J.lB. LIVINGSTON & CO.
For /Lailefts and Zanesville.
Regular litualcinvint river. :Pat - k
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday, 4
p. in., Zanesville every Friday 8 p.m.,
yips , . THE NEW AND SPLENDID
•••""-,' Passenger steamer'HAULA. GRA
HAM, Monroe Ayers commander, will leave as
noted above. For freight or_paassure apply on
board or to J, B. I IWHISTONA CO.
nog6
'STEAMBOAT
. ri"
Hae opened an °Moe
NO 90 WOLTEB-STIONET/1,
Where' Ls will amain a %anal Steamboat
Amor basing% and would sollait a &aro of Pae
route from oteamboatnian. aati-tvd
THE 0200 REWARD .
AND TB&
. .
RUSSIAN P E BBL E'
MIKE PUBLIC TEAT DOUBTLESS
hem exceedinglyaratified *Ming.
A SELF cONSTITITTED
champion of its rheas, 111 the - parson
v 4in .r.l woo, a short, time ,
gimo.- barely -ercaPed.
the indica n of the penalty.due ita outraged Peel - %
Inge, and who but tr, forbearance' -would Mot
to-day, as for years Pas'. eider the privileges add
ths : protection afforded hint at the expense -of
thousanda who like myself have obeyed' the call
to the battle field of our adopted' country.--while
he, shininsgthe respondb rties of -a eitistaiefter
enjoying and profiting by them for years," lateens i
himself behind a Ilse wh ich for two yeara harper-
siatently planted insult and threatening lit eve;
rything amencan. -
With respect to bill banter of
..$201), the public
will understand this to be a
XL TT
by which to obtain information for the litmefit
of
his business, which he rlittitly considers woluit
be
cheaply bought at that price: we leave the guar.,
tion of tionestyco belidged of by the public; -
Now, in cone union we anemic are not the meani
used by this •an his vilitioadoni- indirectness
abuse and infanious.
_every having for his
ended of driving us froatche city: are not those
the most cordiality° evidenced of-hie Ind
oors to submit to a fair 'idolisation. I think sal
wit agree with me -that Cheer:sr; Those who
would improve their eight adl.at _
J. DIAMOND, .
•
••, Pramual; Opumaa,
Madufteinrer Ridden Pebble Ppectsoles.
deit24tawhiv2t. Post anildhigNo. FS Fifth Bt.
Wholesale rooery..and Liquor re
For Sale,
WINE STOCK. AND FIXTIIRDS OF.A
Wholesale Grooorg and Lienor:House;do*
ins a good trade on one of the beet business
streets in the eitp. othered for sale; stA the own
ers wish to go into ha/thief". !or. further
particulars address • •
LOCK BOXift, Pittsburgh P: O.:
LEASANT AND pDADFTrATILD mt.
P
PLOYMINT—Any person. =hires ham%
who wishes ;pleasant employment, either for m
ama or rout, may address A, T. PARSONS,
NO. 36 Liberty streak NOW York.
dec4louciaw.
SODAII N. sIIPERIo aloof Soda Ash can always be procuretak
.
wholesale or retail at
GEORGE A. KurAy, •
deo.% No. 69 Federal street, Atherherg.
•
H SILL SONS PURE OLD PAL/11
11. soap. preferred by all who have used it to
any other now in tlaejtutreoeived and for sale bY
GEORGE KELLY.
dec3o No. 69 Podetal street, Allegheny.
MEDICINE CRESTS OF EVERY DE.
scrip'lon and sae Imitable for *steamboats
and families, always.on band and for Sahib,
(MORSE A. KELL -
deal° No. 09 Federal street: Allesben7,,,.
gb
_
Gnosis moirmow.s - viiklvo lur
Confeotioas4ust mitred atistfor sale by:
GEORGE A. BILLY.
deatiO No. ttli Federal street Afieghea3t.,
VY YollM a jelllES AMID VIM.
ash agrejorriWa at the Cheap
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fiTPAL t 44c4Tsixofiz-ez
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from Icible's YOU- York, of the pre..stuklosr, at i'
;Jr.nowlettitCd-to heithaiargewat d most inagaifi :
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Dattloabillailiptilt - Roadit but th: Anat.
clad monatetw,:the Men mid lilioikt-ii 3 -.
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t4Tly..-resparkittbas v tit,n
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was the arists triumph an afforded a hl.tnito
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ash eel which would benefit theiciuttra comtmurtty..
flu le the lame oolksal indis'of AD war ,thak
it blithe, Salooavvifew--Y44itsf,iti9 mill
senraticirk.-a* taitroluedsthe tt4terdlop "Ild
pots to a autrealtiretofcripanpartuaid. ,
Limitzl,SOMXllo
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wll appear at each e ntertainmen
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patriot and sentunental2ongs. 0a......._.e,10081.,1111§1...,:,
rich oontralto t o lukalli".-45 . 11111 tit .....vasts , mmiau .
of stair. ' :
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will - delirdr on exPlanatm-ylve . aunt.
Admit fen il ks o u i t#Plill e till'ala nears. t ,
oven at '': ooliicaiinml ac 7 oitioFk- ~ jotir..k,g.•
may be ordered ttkli% illt`l . -- :2:_. - ~- -
.soe- Sitidieor widnitiviay'latt 8 a tueA5.,,,,, g
'aeons at 3 o'clock . ti..v,z "if , a14..,111n54
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71 )risithbOicirstr te ties. • ,• -;
.rand I datinee•SitiaditirJanaat7lb b. XBB3,
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ease, of . theiendteid-earlw error' wed_
wil , from motivator Itretedek i steetr ll o%=..F- • '
those who requott - scodet the aboveireetettf-..1.-
ip sf 4ra tiv% l'Uthol' 4l 7: 1, - Thfitllttlers_4.--
hee b &awned air,a - werista r .i. -Ateettap.34,',7l.''
young men and those idol
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a elf- ooze. ikwoplew wilt bitzsmit4tedeir vi 4 - , '
in a plain . t 13 1 ,7:
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request tt, bitsf . _ the iteg t
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ted superior to any-other..:s.t.ttsts .. ores P -
tirely relief .' tuts ii
it ,13,,xisld. Mothers remember tabs.. analarta- .•;...,..r_74Rl.
rourseresstithtebottla without debt%__:_t7retXt:3LW,..
a disease' which itivesAtompalskAttqationts
taesbut the at:atria' WM64 honrr 01'114/tit ire
fore a pityslefaa eau bersatinteuted4 it tatr bite* ,
late. • m.memthe_Nerietiaa. , Llialmeatiever eltsllolo
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and certified 14,--otO belsfiAarrolksafik.:,:.
water.' His (tardiest. iimai- litestraoriatab a .
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Dear Sir- I would Meta that rWal famed to
use BitANDlttiTtili MILS. through the roma-,
- mendaties of John R. Bielft, otoi_ , Weitebes..
ter aunty. who was entirely
.•nstmed'to ifealtlf
by thitirale. lie wassioirtrultsontwo year% "NY,
oosti'ffnita ZNlPOPtie._and he! tried overtitt,
but wog notalleyed., whlsilir. he Ke r ,
dreth's PM ereryday - for &wakens a we ey - 7:_ -
Pills easy day for three d.r; Ur eta - l a o ne:
Pilleves7 day. with an oommaal dose- one
one math he au able toseteiwl three
nantuthe wee.irating Ire wilsib - 1 - --..
ltr zT al p w d, C4
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giWes in • the town ei i Nial illigh la iVC scags... -- _
years ago he *ea vary isek witlt - a•agn on Am t:-.•
which had been r=t. oa r . an -that , , • -
tic l in
he was also molt blpain oheet.
and.
,besidas very_ aostivc gad 'pep at• _ i
ter rams venous rezawies an ISP
etie
nessommenoedludaßreadrears sato - - -' .
three &neg." week i end at the end one mon r
the sore on his lee healed. and rat th ad of two
months he was entirely gored of . . svaidyr
i . L . amda and Delo., end- has ...L.
- Wiwi to before me. _ A
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Bold by Thelma itedpaft.DbianoodAlle7
Pittsburgh. ,
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KID AND
SATIN SLIPPERS ,
liftable fib Bei ie. Ruth's aid
?raved it
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No. :Ist Nu.Tiula zeNNT,
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