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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-17
Pul,lnE the &C ForeIbI,.

The New York Herald in speaking OF
the late election in Kentucky, makes
the following remarks:
Kentucky has gone Democratic by
$1,000 or 40 COO msjority. So long as
she persists in this sort OF thing, she
will never be permitted representation
I in .CongreEs. decentralization means
"assured Republican majorities."
What business mas any State TO go
"agin" Congress in this factions way?
We shall see great deal now in the
( Republican papers about "Tebel" Ken
lucky. Perhaps at the next session,
Congress will conhscate il.
Upon the foregoing observations of
the Herald the Providence tR. H. Jour.
nal comments after this wise:
LET US look at The case in the. light
OF undiRpnted facts. Kentucky has
given 5000 or 40, 900 majority for men
who not only synpathized with the
rebel cause, but who seTUed IN The rebel
army; and who everywhere avowed, in
the canvass, their undated sympathy
| for the lost cause" The Herald calls
this a Democratic victory. Well; we
suppose it is. We call it a rebel victory;
and we know tits; and far from US be
the presumption TO affirm that there is
! any difference between them. Not one
( OF the men elected on the general ticket,
| as we understand, could take the iron
clad oath that is required OF all federal
officers, and that Ougt TO be required
OF all State officers. Kentucky needs
reconstructiug as much as any State of
the Union. We do not say that Con-
! 1reas has the power over Kentucky
TthHt it has over States where the loyal
government has been overthrOwn; and
/ we do not pretend to point out the rem
I edy, but there is no doubt about the
need. The difference between South
Carolina and Kentucky is, that the for
mer is a whipped rebel; the latter an
unwhipped one. Any other difference
Of pins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-17
gfw AdrErttseulfuts,

NEW BOOKS!
n E
Book Store!
no. 1sA NJ AIN STREET.
DIcKENs NOVELS. DIAMOND EDI-
Dickens Novels, Library Edition.
Walter scotts Novels. Household Edition.
Gall Hamilton's Works.
Captain Wayne Reds Works
Eece Homo.
Ecce Deus.
Louisa OF Prussia and her Times. by Miss
MuhIbach.
The Seven Weeks War, by Aozier.
The Bench and Bar. by l. ]. Rigelow.
Old England. by James L. HoTpin.
Sunshine and Showers, by steinmetE-
Curious Myths Of the Middle Ages.
The CIxtons, by Bulwer
Bryan Maurice.
Far Above. Rubus.
Two Marriages
The Invisibles-
A Noble Life.
Cecil CsstleDau, Gsss.
Elsie Magoon.
Tales of a Wayside Inu, by LonSfelioW.
The Last Days OF King.
Twice Told Tales, by Hawthorne.
RecoIlections or Five Years, Grace Green
wood.
Longfellow. Blue ano Gold,
Tennyson,
Whittier,
Burns,
Eliza Cook,
Jean IngeIow.
LAus Veneris, by swinburne.
scott's Poetical W orkE, de-, &c.
Woman's Relation 10 Education, Labor and
Law, by Mis-. Dali.
sacerdotal Celibacy. by H. C. Lea.
Heaven and He'll, by swedsnborg.
Religious Life in England.
Irvings Washington. .... 90
Irvtngs Spanish PapeH
Lectures on the English Language, oS
Marsh.
Origin and History OF the Englin Ian.
guRge, by Marsh.
Man and Nature. by Marsh.
cience OF Language, by Max Muller.
Rollins Ancient History, ( vols.
D'Aubigne's Reformation In tue time OF
Calvin.
PlutArch's Lives.
Studies in the Psalms, by DR.. Plumer.
Life OF Luther.
The Federalist.
Ruskin's Works.
Bankrupt LAwS of 1887, with notes and de
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Miscellaneous Works in good variety.
School Books and Stationery.
CAMPBELL & MoDERMOT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-17

THE telegraph announced yesterday
the sale of the celebrated horse "Dex-
ter" to Bonner, OF the New York
Ledger, for s5O, 600. The price announced
by last nights mails is $4,000. which
looks more reasonable. II seems that
Dexter trorted at Buffalo on wednes-
day. on the first trial he made, In har-
ness, ii mile in 2 minutes 2l1z seconds;
ON the second trial he did better, max
ing the mile in minutes l7E seconds.
Great cheers were given for Dexter on
the announcement of this result. Dur
ing the afternoon Dexter was sold 10
Robert Bonner for $50. goo. to be deliv-
cred to the purchaser after the Chicago
races, when he viii be retired from the
turf, unless he should be occasionally
exhibited. The following dispatch of
Mr.. Bonner announces the purchase OF
the horse.
BuFFALo. August Al saw Niagara
Falls this morning for the first time,
and came down here this afternoon to
see the other great wonder, Dexter, trot.
when he bent the world, having trotted
in the unprecedented time OF 2:l7L.
You know l like to secure all The best
things, and AS could not get the Falls,
did The next best thing, and bought
Dexter. He Will RoIo my stables next
month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-17

a Young Lady returning To her country
home, after a sojourn OF a few months In the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of the coarse. rustic, flushed face, she
had a son ruby complexion of almost marble
smoothneSs. and instead of twenty-three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon Inquiry
as to the cause OF so great a change, she plain
ly told them that she used the CIreaSAIan
Balm, and considered It an Invaluable &C.
QUESTION 10 any Lady's toilet. By It's use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per-
sonal appearance an hundred fold. II is sim
pie in its combination, as Nature herself is
simple. yet unsurpassed in Its efficacy in
drawing Impurities from, also healing. cleans
Ing and Identifying the skin anu complexion
By Its direct action on the cuticle ii draws
from II all lis impurities, kindly healing the
tended 1t should be, clear soft, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express.
on receipt Of an order by
W. L. CLARK q CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayetts St, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
same mch25- cod, triw&wly
Free 10 Every body.
a large 8 PIP. Circular. giving information
of the great est importance to the young of
both sexes
It teaches how the homely may become
beautiful. the despIsed respected, and the
forsaken loved.
Noyoung lady or gentleman should fall TO
send their address. and receive q copy post
paid. by return mail. Address.
P.o. Drawer, 81. Troy, n. Y.
mch23-eod tTiw&wIy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-03
THE MARKETS.
PhiIadeIphfn rTarkets.


Safes of 5000 bbls, Flour including su-
pertine at. $8 826a9; extras at 50. 9.5Oa10 so;
Northwest extra family at S12aI3. 80; Pa.
and Ohio extra family at Sll l75aI3.5O;
California at Sl5.50a16, and fancy at SIS
5OalS-the latter rate for St Louis.
Sales of 1000 bus. prime and choice
Pennsylvania red Wheat at 81. 75a3. 20
an advance; 1000 bus. No. 2 spring at
$2.60a2.65, and 1000 bus. California at
S3.2Oa3.25.- Rye has been in steady re-
quest; sales of 5000 bus. at 81. .48a1 80 for
Pennsylvania, $1.48 for New York, and
Sl.42al AS for Western. Sales of 76. 900
bus. new yellow Corn at 81 .06aI IL, and
81, ,08al. l3 afioat, closing at 81 .13, including
white at Sl.OSa1s09 in the cars, and 81. u
atloat. Oats have been quiet; sales of
$4,000 bus, Pennsylvania at 67a6Sc Bar
ley is unchanged; sales of 800 bus. at
Sl.20a1.25. 5000 bus. Barley Malt sold ct
Sl.30a1. 10 per busheI
About 200 head Beeves sold at from
l7alS cents for extra Penna and Western,
l5al64 cents for fair to good, and 14al45
cents per lb. for common.
Sheep were in demand at an advance:
5000 head sold at from 9a93 per 10. gross,
as to condition.
Cows were,in fair demand; 200 head sold
at S5Oa75 for springers, and S60a9O per
head for cow and calf
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completely this compound will do it, has been proven by
experiment many of the worst to be found in the
following complai ts:-
Scrofuia Scroulous Sweings and Sores Skin Diseases
PmpleS pustules Blotches. ETupOns ST. Anthonys
Rose or Eryspeas, letter or Salt Rheuu, Seald Head
Ringworm, &C.
Syphilis or Venereal Disease expelled from system
by the prolonged Of this SARSAPARlLLA and the pa
tient is left in comparative health
Female Diseases caused by ScrOula in the blood and
are cured by this Extract of Saroaparila
Do this invaluable medicine, because
been imposed upon by something pretending TO be Sarsa
parilla while 1t not. When you have used AYERS
theu and till them will you know the virtues Sar
saparia For minute particulars of the diseases cures
we refer you To Ayers American Almanac, which the
agent below will furnish gratis to all who call it,
AYERS CATHARTlC PILLS for the cure of Costive-
ness Jaundce Dyspepsia, Indigestion, pysentery Foul
Stomach Headache Piles RheumatisnI, Heartburn
ing DIsordered Stomach, Pain or Morbid lnaCon
Bowels. Fatuency, Loss fAppete, LIVER Complaint
Dropsy. Worms Gout Neuralgia, and as Dinner PHI.
unequaled. -
take them with pleasure and they are the best Apeent
In the world for all the purposes of family physic.
Prepared by DR. J. G. AVER a Co, Lowell Mass. and
sold Druggists and dealers in medicine everywhere
nar=7.2m
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DIED.
Communicated.

communicated.
IL, IN Lewistown, on the Goth of March,
1907, MIS-. NANCY VINES, aged about 50
years.
The deceased emigrated to this country
with her parents probably in 1896. She
became pious when quite young, and was
Ior many years member of the Presby-
terrain church. After removing to this
pace IN lS4l, she connected herself with
the Methodist congregation, of which she
had been since that time, a Jealous and
efficient member. For several wears she
was unable from increasing infirmity. TO
attend church, but was always punctual
ana faithful i'll the discharge of her pri-
vate religious duties, Her Masters sum-
mons came to her suddenly at last, and
she died, giving bright evidence that she
mas gone 10 be forever with the Lord.
On the 23d March, in Mechanicsville,
DASIE, daughter of Joseph and Rachel
Potts, aged years, 8 months and 19 days.
Dear little Dasie has gone to rest. After
long but patient suffering, death is over
and never will our loved one suffer more.
No, no; comforting thought in our sore
bereavement, her cherub face may now
forever wear a smile. But alas how sudI2y
we shall miss our dear little sister from
our hOme-circle. We can scarcely realize
the painful truth that her place is vacant
Were-that her angel voice will no more
mingle with ours in singing those infant
songs which she loved to hear and delight
ed to sing-that she will come no more
with her little hands reverently cIasped to
kneel at mothers knee to lisp her evening
prayer. Oh. how sadly we shall miss her,
only 0Ur aching hearts can know. Her
sweet disposition endeared her to all her
playniates, while to father, mother and
sisters she was a treasure of untold vaIua
Our love was almost idoIatry-and God in
his wise though mysterious way saw best
to remove our darling from us-to trans
plant our little flower in the bright fields
of Paradise, where our Dasie is now
perfect flower, of celestial fragrance, des-
tined to immortal bloom.
SISTER
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N O TT q z

The beautiful Piano Fortes of GRovEsTEEN & Co are
deemed by all good judges to be the Ultima Thule of
instruments of the kind.
We cannot suggest what is wanting to make a mu
sical instrument more perfect, although we are slow
to admit that the limit of improvement can ever be
attained
Before they had brought their Pianos to their pre-
sent excellence, they had submitted them to compe-
tition with instruments of the best makers of this
country and Europe, and received the reward of ner
it, all Others at the celebrated Worlds Fair 1t
Is butjustce to say ejudgmentthus pronounced
has not been overruled by the musical world.
Still, by the improvements lately applied by them
to their Pianos, it is admitted that more perfect in
astrument has been made They have accordingly
achieved the paradox of making excellence more
excellent Surely, after this, they are entitled to the
motto Excelsior novl41v
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Spefiat 1otites.
CRILDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOR
so CENTS.

THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE ANNUALLY OF
ACroup Now, mothers if you would spend 50 cents and
always have bottle of Dr. Tobias Venetian Lnimeut in
your house, need fear losing your little one
when attacked with this complaint 1t is l9 years
since have put up my Linment, and never heard of
child dying of Group when my Liniment used; but
hundreds OF cases OF cures have been reported me-
many state If it $40 per bottle they would
out It, Besides which, it is certain for Cuts Burns
Headache Toothache, Sore Throats Swelliugs Mumps,
Collie, Darrhcea, Dysentery Spasms Old Sores pains
In the back and chest. No tries it who
without it, 1t is warranted perfectly safe take nter
nally Full Directions with every bottle. Sold by the
Druggists. Depot. 56 Cortlandt Street n. Y. mar2l7w
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Know Thy Destiny +!

English Astrologis Clairvo Psaychome ricIan
VINO has astonshed the scientific classes Old World
has now located herself at Hudson n " Mad Thornton
such wonderful powers of second sight as to
enable her to mpart knowledge of the greatest import
anee 10 the single married either SEX While in
state of trance she delineate very features of the
person you are to marry and by the aid of
OF intense power known the PSychomotrope guaran-
tees produce Hfeke picture OF the future husband
or wife OF the applicant together with marriage
position in life leading traits character &C. This is no
humbug, thousands of testimonials can assert She
Will send when desired certified certificate written
guarantee, that the picture what purpots to be- By
enclosing small lock of hair and stating place BIRTH
age. disposition and complexion and enclosing fty
ana stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will
ceve the picture and desired information by return mail
All communications sacredIy confidential Address in
confidence, MADAME L. F. THORNTON P. O. Box 23 Hud-
son, y. Y, hIy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-03

Sucker Fishing. During the past win
ter an immense number of suckers were
caught with hook and line in the Kisha-
coquillas dams, the fresh waters of which
make them an excellent pan fish. This
mode of fishing in the winter, although,
sell known to old fishermen, was but lit
ale pfaticed lately until again successfully
revived by Mr.. Leper, whose unaccounta-
lie 'Igekr stirred up a battalion of old
md young in pursuit of the finny tribe.
,reat eXertiOn was made to ascertain the
the ''hexerei" he used, and the apotheca-
ries sold lots of assafoetida oil of rhodium,
sill of amber, DC. to mix with the worms
used for bait Like all other fishermen
sEne were successful others not. AS
spring came en- fishing was transferred to
the river, and thousands of suckers have
been caught during the past two or three
weeks, though mostly those known as
white suckers, bony and much poorer
llsh than those more closely allied to the
liullet.
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MARRIED.

In Mount Joy, Pa, on the Goth ult., at
Gne u residence Of the brides parents, by
ReV. j. p. Miller, MICHAEL HINEY, of
LeWlstoWn, and Miss MARY A. KREINER.
of Mount Joy.
BY the above it will be seen that our
Register and Recorder, to whom be long
lie and happiness, has taken an assistant.
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Wonderful but True.
MADAME REMINGTON. the world.

renowned Astrologist and somnambulstic Ciarvoyant
while in cairvoyant state deneates the very features
OF the to marry by the aid of an in
strument Of intense power known the Psychomotrope
guarantees to produce perfect and ke picture the
future husband wife of the applicant with date of mar
rage occupation, leading traits Of character This is
no imposition, testimonials without number can assert
By stating place of BIRTH age, disposition color of ewes
and hair and enclosing fifty cents stamped envelope
addressed to yourself viii receive the picture by
turn mail, together with desired information
s9- Address in confidence MADAME GERTRUDE REsuSG-
TON. T. u BOX 2gI, West Troy, n. y. f6ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-03
rsar A YOUNG LADY returning to her

country home after a soiourn of months city,
hardly recognized by herrends In place Of coarse
rustic, flushed face she had soft ruby complexion of al
most marble smoothness twentythree she
really appeared but eighteen Upon inquiry as the cause
Of SO great change she plainly told she used the
CARCASSIAN BALM, and considered it an invaluable ac-
QUESTION 10 Ladys toilet BY its any Lady or
Gentleman improve their personal appearance an
hundred fold. 1t is simple combination as Nature
herself is simple yet unsurpassed efficacy in drawing
impurities from, also. healing cleansing identifying
the skin and complexion. BY its direct action the
ice it draws from it all Its impurities kindly healing
the same and leaving the surface as Nature intended
should be. clear, SOFT beautiful Price 81 sen
by Mail or Express on receipt of an order by
W.L.CLARK & Co, Chemists
No. West Fayette street. Syracuse, " Y
folly The only Amerc can Agents for the sale of same
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-03

Ho for Mlroy.-Qur readers in the val
>yIvania Railroad has agreed to take some
took in the MiffIin and Centre Railroad,
which with sundry subscriptions, will
complete the road to Miiroy this summer.
IN adjourned meeting of the stockhoId-
'rs will be held at ReedsyiIle on Saturday
"e2t, when the arrangement will no
@9ubt be perfected.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-03

Rouse about again. RoUsE's STAR
COMBINATION COMPANY, after a highly
successful season at Harrisburg, will re-
turn here tomorrow, and give new and
attractive performances in the Town Hall
for THREE NIGHTS only, namely, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings
Among other new features Mr. Edwin
Blanchard, with his acting dogs, Nero
and Carlo, will appear each evening in
their wonderful performances. OF course
the play-going folks will be on the tip-toe
of expectation, and crowded houses may
be looked for, as although many object to
anything in the shape of theatre, there
is much in the legitimate drama
ITO wake the soul by tender strokes Of art.
To raise the genius and to mend the heart"
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Sunday last was a remarkably p

Sunday last was remarkably pleasant
day.
H. J. Culbertson, Esq, has removed
his law office to the room lately occupied
by J. Swan.
Rev. Mr.. Monroe, who took pastoral
charge of the NJ. E. Church on Sunday
last, made very favorable impression on
his hearers both morning and evening".
Joseph Porter, who has been connected
with Glamorgan Iron Works for some
years, we hear is to take charge of a farm
of 1000 acres near Lynchburg, Va, the
property of l.. t. Watson, Esq. ...----s.s-s-
April court opened on Monday with the
fullest attendance we have seen for many
years. Wheeler & West VS.. Winn has
been postponed, so that Gen. John still
retains possession of his ten miles of do
main, including the deer park. We shall
next.
The offices in this district continue in
statu quo. David Caldwell was nomina-
ted for u. S. Collector a few weeks ago
and for twenty-four hours copperheadism
was all aglow at his reported confirmation,
but it ought to have read rejected instead
of confirmed, whereupon jaws fell and
countenances elongated to their original
length. Mr.. Hildebrand was nominated
for P. NJ. at Huntington and rejected, and
since then +. b. Wallace has shared the
same fate.
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Free to Everybody.

large Circular giving information the greatest
Importance to the young Of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely become beautiful the
despised respected. and the forsaken loved
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
Address. and receive copy postpaid by return mail
Address Z. o. Drawer, 81
teb6-6m Troy. n. Y.
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Heas Another company of 96 U. S. sol
diers has been butchered by the Indians.
1t occurred at Fort Bufort Our Indian
policy under johnson has been miserably
managed.
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OF John u. Hamilton.

LNSEAEE OF JOlh q. REahETtOn,
IL deceased.-Notice is hereby given that
letters of administration on the estate of
John u. Hamilton, late of Newton HAM
ilton, Miffiin county, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, residing in
same place. All persons indebted to the
said estate are hereby notified to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims, to present them duly authentica-
ted for settlement.
JOHN ROBERTSON,
mar13-6t% Administrator.
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Forty Thousand Druggists.

VINO sell our Pasters, to their high sterling character
AhLCOCk CO., Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by ali Druggists. mar2OIm
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TlA3 GA 2gTT3a .
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

LOCAL AFFAIRS.
WANTED-About So worth of Corn Fod-
der. Apply at this office
For SALE-A due bill for $50. SO to-
wards the purchase of $3.50 Organ or
Melodeon Of Peloubet, PeIton & Co.
A due bill for 500 towards payment of
$3.50 GrOvesteen & Co. Piano-no better
made
WANTED-An agent to sell the canvass
roofing, roofing paint, pitch, tarred felt,
ColphOnes cement, black metallic varnish.
&c, of the New York Mica Roofing Com
pany, or the exclusive right to use these
articles i'll this and adjoining counties will
be sold. Apply at this office. mh27
Ny Compliments. ts.-Friends, it is with
pleasure l hereby return my hearty
thanks, not only for your kind attention,
to what have had to say, but also for
your liberal patronage, and hoping our
dealings may yet be more extended and
prove mutually advantageous. L assure
you and all others who may call at the
Big Coffee Pot Sign the very best atten-
ton, with untiring effort to buy for your
Interest us well as selling for my own.
j. IRWIN WALLIS.
B1g- Fl. Frysinger is Openingan A gricuI-
turaI and Household Implement Depot,
adjoining the True Democrat office, and
will sell all sorts of implements at manu-
tacturers' prices.
Agricultural Land Scrip.-As many per-
sons do not seem to comprehend the ad-
vertisement published for some weeks in
the Gazette relative to the proposals for
Land Scrip, it may not be out of place to
say that this presents an unusual Opp0r-
tunity for procuring public or government
lands Proposals will be received for a
quarter section (l60 acres, half or whole
section, or ten, twenty, fifty or more quar-
ter, half or whole sections This scrip
can he located on any 1)2ebttc lands sub |
ject to entry, in the United States, aud |
can no doubt be procured much cheaper |
than it can be purchased from the govern |
ment The highest bids at the last sale |
were 80 cents per acre, the lowest55 cents, |
the latter probably for large tracts. The |
proposals must be forwarded to the Sur |
veyor General by Wednesday next.
Fire,-The large brick barn on the farm |
lately owned by John Brought, now the |
property of Thomas Mayes, about mile |
west of town, was discovered to be on fire !
on Monday morning, between four and |
five o'clock. The live stock belonging to |
Mr.. Brought was still in the stables and |
was with some difficulty got out safe, but |
a quantity of hay, straw and corn, to-
gether with q new spring wagon owned !
by Robert s. Shaw of this place, were
consumed. The alarm III town was not |
given until nearly five O'Clock, and al |
though q large number persons repaired |
to the spot, the fire had done its work.
The morning fortunately was calm, with
showers of rain, or the house would
also have shared the fate of the barn. Mr.,
Brought had removed a great part of his
personal property, as well as his son who
was lately stabbed with knife, and in
tended to leave finally on that day. The
hour at which it caught, with some other
circumstances, point strongly to incendi-
arism. The barn was insured for $500
in the Kensington Company, which will
cover the loss.