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valuable Saw Mill Property
and TannerY for Sale. -,

NITEtOFFER FOR SALE FIFTEEN HUN
w dred Acres of Land with Steam Saw
Mil and Tannery, near Littleton Station, on
ofIwheeIing, in Wetzel county, West Va. l
The Mil and Tannery building L. of frame,
some 70 by 81 feet, two stories high, covering
the yats, pools, teaches, DC. The engine, with
sum fent power for all necessary purposes.
y There Is a Uneven Of excellent iron ore, In
for mining close to the Rail Road. There are
several small dwelling houses. Fish Creek
rtiiiS Through the property some half mile,
along Which extend the Rail Road, andfseye-
raj large runs on the premises, beside the
creek. afford an apt Territory for oil purposes.
There are some sixty acreS cleared the nal-
lance being timber land.
Plots and fuller description Of the premises
in the hands Of AZ. Harry, ESD, at his pro-
duCe store in Wheeling. -l1Ef .-ilIta.i HIP
: u. ADAMS, LEDWITH & HAYS
jan17-1we a S,.-.-J 'WayneSburg, Pa.
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over twenty years Increasing demnd lIas
established the fact that Mathews YENE-
TAN HAIR YE, is the hest In the world. It
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any, previous PREPARATION of the
hair. Notroubie. No crock or stain. Does
not rub of or make the hair appearlnsty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new life and lustre.
Producesa beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terted. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per Bottle. Sold
eYerywhePe, 81 ,a.a. r-,t.i 5yse ia III
r. Z. A. /. MATHEsWS;M Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEAfAS BARNES eco, New York, whole
sale Agents. lia go go may2O-lyeodi
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Janls-td .ais5i7,4iy 5q7W 10 Trustee.

A Teaiy. THE Hae GREAT GAa 4 OF
GRANTAND SHERMAN by the Hon. ]. T.
HEADLEY, in one large volume, from official
sources, Including popular biographies OF
prominent Generals or the Union army, with
numerous steel -poftraitS, battle scenes, and
maps; in both English and German. Sold
only by agents. A rare chance is offered to
make money. Send stamp for terms, &ct Z.
B. TREAT e CO., Publishers, No. $50 Grand
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HoN. JOHN wESfw ORTIZ, of Chicago,
who introduced the Cattle Bill IL, Cons
gress, has written a card, branding as
false sin every respect andemalicious"-
the story that els Interested in a Conn
phhy which IS bringing cattle from
Texas to Northern markets. He asserts
that he never heard of any such Com
pany, nor did any one else and says /:
Tue Illinois State Agricultural S6cie-
", of which, / am one of the v Pres
.idepts, Originates the idea of such q bill;
md the stock growers Of the West gem
erally, in their. fears of the spfeRd OF
the CATH disease, strennotsly urged
me to ptomptness in introd nefng IT,
Had not acted as promptly as L did,
there We're several other Western mem
bers of Congress who would have in
tSoduced a bill Of similar character. q
The public interest, in my opinion,
demands The imhied late passage of such
n law; and the public interest also, in
my opinion Demands ifs continuance
until all danger from the cattle disease
Is over, when it Will terminate by the
Proclamation of the President, under
its own provisions. 80
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Ei--17r T,HOuse of Delegates. ~.
~ I1-a nv. nv ROY, IN Trainer. dele
- -, STasSfa1I
s" 49, iaOIA 1890 Of Hamnshire Hin
Lilo 81 PendSetnn md .Johnson. of
KIe, Oh 5sn ai..si!ti' u, ny so.,s for tho
81. I, ~ 81 we've onoi;fied as mem
iia aSS 't't''' '''
rrI,a craol,er anponncefl the following
.,.S, II, s.t,',,,,t,saSs. I'M YTS,i'H Q
7is ~ II 49,. ~ y Il,
" RaSSr Kvie and
fIeLnl tig, tl"Ii"f"oN' AN''Uet' Az t.--
NAS c sI,..ll:.:,,, ,,,J E,;,ou.e- NIessrs
cSSr h'.-.ts Ga,,stian TeaII aud Taeson-
So, hSi1;ts,,.,, aIT.,;,.sINiessrs Cnrtis
xXy ~ nn.t''J Io1s5n DarneII and Nc.
wborser
-. It,'tSs Tessrs. AIsyybor.
.oS uoTonS Moxwell- ;off and Lock-
Sart
~, E,ynonfion--N essrs. Trainer. Bris.
tor cnrtJs RrnmfieId and Riddle.
S,SSi5i,,li;gJ5i SJIoiF, SIfiI5S and i Imuieipal
! C,o,.,,o1,SII OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cassady. Smith
| oT RerEeley. Combs. Hooker and
| CSjven
lsSyo,,t. ic,,1,S,H, gAfeGuf.
J.5sr Steamer, DRFneIs and Thonipshna
az SSbdt1fs ana ftsI.nefs NAVIGATOR
NTessrs. Hapnns. Spencer. Brister. Mairs
and Workman.
ON E0rIeifed aud UndppropTidtec
/
11inWh,,n and Kellnr.
on Cy1iDS and Grievances Messrs
linn. Williamson, Hinchman, Bennett
! - I,raoch
an" ON H1mane and Criminal Institution.
l-Messrs. Camden. Stidger. MARS
Cooncr md Hornbrook.
81 Pr;mfin1 G,tti CONTINGENT Expense,
ISleminr. KoOnce and Vawter.
ON Erec,ttipe Oficers-Messrs. Brown
Hinkle, Bristor; 5Beeson and Chapmin
| ON Arts. Sciences and General I'm
nr or rem 11 s.tts,LSIessrs. sKoonee. Combs
| geS,sy1sI Higpins,and Heard.
on EaroVed BiILs-Messrs. Lockhart
johnson and Wicker.
mitted a message relating TO the print
ling OF the Governors message and &c.
companying documents, which was
published in Yesterdays Senate report
/ The resolution was adopted aMd the
House Committee appointed under il
to report what documents should bt
printed, consisting of Messrs. Horn
i brook, Camden and Stidgef. am
4 Mr.. Given presented q petition rom
citizens OF Braxton county, for permits.
sion to build a mill and dam on Ell
river, Sutton, which was appro-
tpffatety referred. IL
Mr.. Smith, of Berkeley, presented the
petition of John Dawson, -contesting the
right of Lewis Dyche to n seat in the
House rs aDelegated rom the'county Oi
| MORGAN Referred to Committee or
4 elections. SsSb sisl-i,sel , - -'.jh
Mr.. Smith, of Berkeley, offered a john
resolution, reciting the legislation ol
I Virginia and West Virginia in relation
TO the counties OF Berkeley and Jeffer-
son, and requesting the influence ofo1
U. s. Senators and Representatives in
fiayor7of a resolution declaring the as.
sent OF CongFess % the tran fer Of those
counties. '1N 49,
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For Rent.
Auction Sale Of. Billiard Table, Balls,
b Cues atid, Other Enrniture

iT MILL SELL ON SATURDAY, THE
j. 9th of January, 1895, at 2 O'CLOCK, p, m.
at the room Two doors below the Boat Store
ty: one Billiard Table, Balls, Cues, and Stand
for sames one Center Table; Card Table; u
Chairs lone Wash; Stand, Bowls and Pitcher;
and one lot Of Waiting. sale positive. Terms
cash. GEO. e. WICKHAM,
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BY Nh. FIeming, Submitting to the
Committee on Roads and Internal Nav
igation the question of apPropr1atlng
$4,000 for the repair of theEWeston ana
Fairmont Turnpike. -
BY. Mr.. Combs. referring TO Commune
tee on Taxation and Finance the expe-
hdiency of the assumption by the State
OF the bounties paid or due by the sew
eral counties. .,.z.s...s,,,,,-.z..
BY Mr. Hornbrook, referring the part
of the Governors message concemnng
the Penitentiary, to the COMMITTEES on
Humane and Criminal Institute ons.-
BY Mr, Hooker, Referring to Com
mites on Judiciary so much of the
Governors message as relates 70 coal
under the bed OF the Ohio river. -.
Mr.. McWhorter, by leave, introduced
a bill to incorporate the Benton Land
Company which was e;Ps5 propriately 5 e.
on nStioP Of Mr. Con the House 30 adj s
Several OF the. important committees
met in the afternoon and promptly en-
tered upon the work laid out for them
by the resolutions Of the morning,
1t is understood that the cbmmittee
on Elections and PriyiIe eyes took up the
c4se OF the contested election IRON
Wayne county-of Carroll against
Brumdeld, but post oned IL until FRI
day 10 give the attorney in the case
timeto examine the papers, -; i. -.
wESTERN PENNsYLYANIA NEWS.
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John Buchanan and others.

In pursuance OF a decree of said Circuit
Court OF Marshall County, rendered in these
causes at its Nov term, 1854, referring certnin
matters therein specified TO me as Commits
sIonersin ChanceTy in said court, have APP
pointed the 10Th day OF February, 1866, at my
office In EliEabethtown, near Marshall Court
tate ofJoSeph Buchanan, deceased, 10 whom
owing, and their priority, also what assets
from whom owing, also what assets belong 10
the estate OF George Buchanan, deceased, and
what debts are due therefrom, as well as any
other matters may deem pertinent or that
maybe required by either party. The ah0ve
parties and all Others having claims against
either of the above estates will take notice
that will at the time and place above stated
proceedto pass upon the several matters re-
fefred to in said decree. q {! 1-'fos D3ltilssTfE
I.stIEi-tiJ 10 f3f.fa HANSON CRISwELI.o
Comr. in ChRncery for the Circuit Court OF
Marshall county. =. innl7-2td&4tM
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wheeling. April Is 1855 = q ,sB7l,ia
WHEELING, wEsTva.bs1l

= y
JAMES a. MITCHELI,F oRMETiYT Teach
81 er ofPenmanship In Rohrers CONNER
eial college Saint Louis; No. and at Du1f's
Int of the Ohio State NominaEseflooI, and j,
CRE GRE S. Of this city, have ePened a first-
Building on Main street, in the room FORMERLY
occnpied by Prof I. I. Hitchcock, Opposite d.
Nicon 4 BTo..wheTe they are prepared 10
bookkeeping, Plain and Business Pen man
ship, Card Wiling. comnaereIsi caicniattons,
Correspond Poiiiical EeofSbrEy. Fnsiish it
Grammar, Analysis Of the English Iang1 age,
and In Theory and Practice OF TeaehInR.t
L. DESIGN OF TILE INSTITUTION
Is to prepare Young Men for the Count ng
House, on for actual Business life. II, -
The city Of Wheeling, from Its location, lSe-
ne midst Ola rici and teftiIes ist4Stt hi n n
easy Of Access, both by river and railroad, nd
being unsprpassed in the number and extf mt
to any cityin the United states to fhoSe in
search Of q good! Business education, witt a
Eminent 5IectaTeTs viii Sc secured saas ,t9s ie-
tAihing % q good business il !.
? For terms, or any. particulars enquire at
College, Of address Mitchell & Greasy VINE ell
90. 3, si,eT 81 q J1MEs a. MITCHELL
JOSIAH CREASEY.sa
fartteS UNKNOWN 70 Us viii please refer to
any OF the following named persons: .afis =
Prof. EDWIN REGEI5 AIcNeeley MORTAL
SshQol, Hopedale Ohio : / - = : = =
n glqsF 4 son, Dntf's College, PittsburIEh,
]. PtoED. r. E1LLIBRIDGE, Brysanti2 STRAIT
Rs1 Ras4a S44SS IiHois
ant q MITCH Mt. Pleas
x yFF6t g, / i: HTEcHcock formerly Of We st
:, ,LAUGHLINSI& BUEHFIELD, Wheeling,
G q! 6a TiSsEETH Is s So wResling Il
tan12tapn .IoiHI
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Supt.g WatersWork

d EPORFSHAVING BEEN PUT IN CIR
Dculation to the effect that Tam Indifferent
as to an election to the rSuperintendency OF
the, Water Works to. which position have
city in their Convention, i Siesife 10 say' thus
publicly In order to set at rest all all
doubts and all misTep lions that i am
not indifferent to an election, but that, on the
contrary, having been honored with q nomI!
tion BY the Union men, am gratied 10 be
their nominee, and II elected VIII cheerfdlly
serve the city to the best OF my Titles m
h janI6zns ff.4l H2s1ati JAMESlBAGiGS.
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COCO CREAM ron THE HAIR.


COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair. 49,
- Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Ponnades ~ n
No more rancid Pomades II ~
II You want something elegant, - az
II you admire delicious Perfume, ...
II you desiresoft and silky HAIR lEl7l5t1
Ifyou want your Hair preserved IL. SIT
II you want your Hairto grow1as g1if3.-5
II you want to prevent premature Badness.
II you want to be nd Of DandruffE - l'
- .'.tl Use the Coco Cream. L e q
Use the Coco Cream. - lis-il-'J
-,bs-4sstE Use the Coco Eream..f :, b, ,;k
Use the Coco Cream.
sS'- = Use thu Coco Cream. 'NA w
Price S5 cents bottle. - t'+AL 500
LAUGHI1NS BUSHFIELD,
''1u24 Wheeling, VIVA.
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2 Trustee'a Sale.

Is made by Samuel Hnmer and wife dated
respectively as follows: The frst on the 18th
day OF July, 1864, which deed Is on record In
and the second; dated August "a, 1854, which
deed Is OF record in Deed Book 4S, folio, Isl,
We G S1f Il H5Sss. On ny SATURDAY, the 9th
day Or February, 1856, at IL O'clock, the fol-
lowing described property, lying in the town
designated In the plat OF said town as lot
number three, In square number SIX with the
buildings and improvements thefeunto be-
IoI1rinPs Terms cash a. 81 10 III 2sst 1if
IL % 1on11Tan A. E RoBINsoN. 10
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OrWest virginia. E...-s

Capital Paid In. 100000.
1IHIs BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI..
T / mes OF the merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheelingn It Is designated De
posifory and Financial agent of the United
STATES, and Is prepared to do legitimate
Banking business. ~ fll 50 ~ VI
Il reSident-RobeFt Crangle. 81 s-ts,g5 =
/. DiyectorS-Thomas Sweeney, L. S.Delaplain,
Jas G. Acheson, John Donlon, Jacob Berger,
4. Allen Howell, ], Nelson Vance, James
DaIzsIl.n n91 nag 8. BRADY Cashier.
fanI7.lnn = .s,tr. CReRfster copy.S sgrLlail
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Meeting at Moundsville.

|, A MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE
fA Court House in Moundsvfue, on Friday
evening the 18th inst, 70 appoint delegation
to represent Marshall county in the National
SoldSen' Convention, to be held-at Washing-
ton, d. c., on the I'd. A general attendance
/ Is expected and solicited. > ,.f ianlB-td'
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AN eXchange Truly says ttilHtI You
may insert d fhouSand eScelientL things
In d newspaper, and never hear word
s OF appreciation. from its readers but
instiet cline or two mot suited TO their
taste slip In, Though, ibs aceidentl and
2 Won wfiibe SURE TO hear OF Il. There
Il i1ore trouble in keeping a newspaper
free from ian Objectionable thing than
filling it twice over.
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For Sale.

a A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
A LOT on Main street, in Martins Ferry.
The house contains four rooms, a good cellar
under ,5nnd handy to water. Enquire at
this office or at ID. Parks store in Martin
EeFfT. Jhnlo-EW
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aleu- Adrertisetlteuts.
Removal.
Scrap5Iron.

TUHR HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
flforl good Wrot and Blacksmith Scrap
ar al our warehouse No. Is Main street.
janlS-lw - 81 ACHESON, BELI g co.
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Ift9Hcl IS {554EtSG4slS AS9<GAE41CYs3 EfETEs
Z IL Brick and two ] rlIi1es, In MaTtinsyftIe, o.
PoSsesiou gwen April Isl, 1855 InhufFe OF
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3 lReInont.Connty ONO.

nuis q lHseIluo.llt ul,s3'7ValEENO'
ISIS there oiliin Belmont county IN
paying quantitie is the question
formally 'pr0nounted, editbriaIly, in
8, if,iairs1ilIia, N ,.51n;cIe
-. ~ ~ -
The editor proposes toSeet'D tne
and invites subscriptions to a county
/ association, the object of which shall be
| t,,,.s ~. t,,,. vale as fol-
70 w sp.,, ~, " -
lows ~, ,
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Dissolution.
slCo-Partnership.
For Sale

DOoMS, WITH Or WITHOUT BOARD
Ii u ing, for a gentleman, wife and child. En-
'Quire at this qfice, ui.sss u tanl7.lw ;
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N-@5P0R WHARF MAsTIER.1Ii re-
tSS specially announce myself as anilnde-
pendent candidate for Wharf Master II
elected will, Us heretofore, discharge the
duties OF the Office TO the best of my ability.
jan9-tes a." JOSEPH FORSYTH.
TNCHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
il OF Marshall County, West Virginia:
George Buchanan's, Admir-. and others,
2 jackson Reed, xd1n4. and, Others.
Jane buchanan and Others,
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n4En0iPER YEAH. 'wewanl

( Sif5z i. slNSlS..l agents eyery .yRhefe4o self
our IMPROVED Sall Sewing Machines. Three
new FINDS 5,s 9Hssf sF5 spPSis SD; Var
commissions paid The ONLY machines sold
In United states for less than $l0,6rhich arc
rsr g Baker, iNgCy; & %. gPd RqehetdeF. an
other cheap machines are % a0epieIits. Cir
euIars free. Address, or call upon Shaw &
JEay New York; No SO Carter St, PhIlndel--
mia Pa. No. n Ilou1hardls Block Chicago,
H.; No 10 West EQQIth Str Cincinnati, O or,
IieSfI-eOi NJFsiiIiF = t.'t.Ass-l fL4i+sft ~
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!. ON the nth Inst, In the city OF wheeling,
W. va, by the Rev. John Mofnf. Mr.. RoBERT
SfEAEs and Mis- iAssSSlEB. MORROW. -it . Q
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TIE House of Representatives has
wisely taken measures 10 prevent such
abuse of the call for the ..preyiops ques5,
tions as has been made the means OF
procuring nasty and ill-considered leg
isIation. wednesday last, Mr.. Hale,
republican member from. New York,
offered ID resolution declaring that
the previous question was des-
igned AS means of limiting
unreasonable debate, and not for
the entire suppression thereof, rand
a due regard for the public interest and
the rights Of the minority require that
no lawinvolving questions of principle
and policy ought TO pass without rea-
sonable opportunity for debate The
resolution was referred TO the commit
tee on the rules, with the. understand.
ing that arule viii be reported limiting
callsl for the previous question here
AllRf, ~ aanl.
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Fall & Winter Goods
CUBToM WORE.

consisting OF French, German and Domestic
Cloths, Of an grades and eolors, French, Eng
lish and American CaesirnereS, SILK, Cashmere
and Marseilles Vestings, White, Fancy, Linen =,
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, Under-Shirt6
and Drawers Scarfs, Ties, SuspenderS, Hand
kerchiefs Cocks, Gloves. GauntletE and COL
Iars, Travelling Bags and Va1isess tc.s DO Our
department OF -. .s---.,5.,
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wEsTERN rENNsYIyANIA NEWS.
Westminster and Greeneeoulnty Items

The Democracy OF Greene county met
in convention recently and appointed
A. a. Purmau, ESQ, as their Represent
fative delegate to the next State Com
vention, ifstructing him to support g.
w. Cas- for the GnbernatortaI nom1na-
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We hope that our fellow citizens will
turn out in large numbers to both these
. meetings. General Harrls is q man
worthy to be heard by the best audien-
ces we can give him. by reason both;
of his services in the war, and on ac-
count of-the cause forwhich he pleads
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
w receiving one OF the dnest, cheapest and
best selected stocks Of lg5 ID
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ARRIVAL & CLOSING OF MAILS,
Al the Post OGee, wheeling, wy,

Eastern Through Mail
via G. & p. r. r.,
for New England
States, Eastern New
York and Eastern
PennSylya0ia....,....,
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ID Case icRSe Of two dog. QnArfS) s. Allowed
f0r clse and bottles when returned =
jan le-2w ? = CUSTOM MeCANN &CO. :
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Co-Partnership Notice.

MR GEORGE q. BLACK BEEoSfEs A
4ll partner in our house nom this date. =
=E 10 -.isIs' EUSf0N, McCANN 600 6
- Wheeling. Jans1- lS68-5a nIO-iW NJ +
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-19
Pen, Pencil. nndNci.-ors.

HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS has found out thai
most Of the pillars Of the Fenian republic were cat
terpillars.
The latest cattle plague returns from Eng
land again show = decrease 10 the ravages Of III,
disease. t.a .n'.
The testimony taken by the Reconstruc.
tion Committee makes volume Of 1858 pages, doc.
ument size.
The Boston city council have made a
Fourth Of July orator of one of tho most estim able
divinss in Boston, Rev. Dr. r. X. Lathrop.
Gov. HUpHREYs, of Mississippi has re-
eeived $1,000 from the lady managers Of the Bali.
more Fair and will soon receive the other IS, 900
Of the share allotted to his State. ...r
We regret exceedingly to learn that the
venerable and respected Mr.. seaton, who conducted
the Nafiorni JntsiTgsner SO long and SO we'll, ia
rapidly and hoPsIes,y sinking uSder the ravsge, Of
cancer. pc. ttsp. ...I
GIN. BARLOW, the New York Secretary of
State In view Of permanently establishing himself
In the practice Of his profession In New York city,
has formed law connection with X. T. Hyatt,
ESQ.,, and opened an Office at No. Beskman street.
GEN. Frz HESRY WARREN has resigned
hi, position Of State senator of Iowa, with the in
tention, as is supposed, of accepting the mission
to Guatemala which was offered him some time
since '. \
The plan OF rival ornaments Of compel
ing expenditure In time OF peace infiicts npon a
nation most Of the calamitiss Of war without offer.
ing any equivalent. Austria and Italy haye each
provided themselves with an enormoua armv uhich
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.snealt, Editorials.

The Trbune divides its "sneak" assaults
and insinuations between its EDITOR and It's
Correspondents" The following are speei-
mems Of the latter:
"A RncoSsrRuoriox cArpIpkrr The recon.
| structed here seem determined 10 run a candidat.
for Mayor and sx.Mayor Berrstt Of Fort Lafsy.
cite notorety, having concluded that his time had
not yet come, Dr.. Magrudsr Is their next choice.
Mayor Berett was, II is true, construed 10
Fort Lafayette, but, as was subsequently as
certained, most uniustly. He never did A
disloyal act or uttered dsloyal word. Why,
then, is he assailed in this sneakInq way2 II
like the editor Of the Tribune, he had, in the
gloomiest hour Of the war, publicly demanded
peace upon the best attainable TERMS" or
II, like the same editor, he had gone TO Can
ada, cuddling for peace with men Matching
conspiracies for robbing our banks, burning
our cities, and assassinating our President,
he would have been fitting inmate Of Fort
Lafayette. Again: ~ 80.
"ANHivERsART or SroSEwALL JAcKsor's De Arm
The anniversary Of stonswali Jaokson's death,
celebrated all over the South was inpressively OBJ
served In Raleigh, N. O., by the closing Of the
stores, memorial grafton 10 the Senate Chamber
and procession TO the Cemetery, TO decorate rebel
soldiers graves with flowers. The grave of Presi-
dsnf JohnsoH's father tcas particularly koaored IN
fhfs teay.' 1911
This is an assault by insinuation. While
the Tribune editor was out Of danger, at
home, shouting "0n to Richmond one day,
and crying for Peace on the best attainable
terms" the next, President johnson was In
the midst Of dangers, doing his duty fearlessly
for the Government and Union. Now, how
ever, his fidelity Is impugned because those
who choose to commemorate the memory Of
a rebel general "honored the prave of Psaa; |