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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-16

WASHINGTON MONUMENT AssoCIATIoY.-This
association met to-day at IL o'clock, ana after
some preliminary business, appointed a COM
mittee in due form to take immediate mea-
sures for the erection of a statue at Fairmount
Park with the funds on hand which will be
done as soon as Councils will give the necessary
nriYilege an d rights 70 the association.
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SPRING CLOTHING

SPRING CLOTHING
MEN AND BOYS,
~ ready.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
and
Low PRICES.
WANAMAKER g. BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
s. T.. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SIS,
NoTE-Those who have been PREJUDlCEp
against Market street stores need only cail anu
examine our immense stock of Gents and
Boys Clothing to be convinced that II IS FAR
SUPERIOR to ordinary Ready-made Clothlng'
whilst the prices are GREATLY BELOW oIu.
fashioned prices. Query WhyiSH SOY Because
flrst-class workmen, and we employ no othetsl
can make the same styles, no matter where Ine
building is located, and the LOW PRICES are
accounted for by our large sales, which enaoe
us TO buy goods on the BEST TERMS AT FIRST
HANDS. Consider these HtngS
WANAMAKER g. BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
S. f. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET Sis
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ADMITTED TO THE DKR. On motion OF
Thomas Greenbank, ESD, Walter Scott stark,
of this city, was admitted to practice in the
the city and county of Philadelphia.
This morning, on motion of William p.
Messicl, ESQ, Assistant City Solicitor, Henry
G. Terry, Esq, was admitted to practice mt the
bar of the District Court and Court of Common
Pleas of this city. Mr.. Terry has been student
of Judge Brewster for several years past and
gives promise of taking high stand in his pro-
feSSiOu.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-16

CHILD RUN 0vER.-A little girl, named
Lizzie Vance. aged 7 years, was run over by a
wagon loaded with flour at Second and Catha-
rine streets yesterday afternoon. The child
was very severely injured, having had It's jaw
broken in two places. The driver of the wagon,
a boy sixteen years Old named John Eckert,
was arrested, and after hearing was COM
mitted by Alderman Tittermary for reckless
driving. The child lives in Wheat street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-16

A BELLIGERENT ARREsTED.-At an early
hour TINS morning a party of men got into q
ngnl AT place at the corner of Twentieth and
Locust streets, IN the course OF which several
persons were more or less roughly handled.
rested, and was held for further hearing by
Alperman swift, on charge OF assaultsand
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-16

THE EMPIRE Hook AND LADDER COMPANY on
Monday evening, the 18th instant will give a
grand citizens dress ball, at the Musical Fund
Hall. A delightful time may be expected as
the balls OF the Empire enjoy rare reputa-
Arrangements have determined TO render the
one in question even more attractive than any
in the past have been.
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STOKES & wo o D,

NO. 7O2 ARCH STREET,
ARE NOW OPENING Il FULL ASSO RTllENT OF
BLACK, BROWN, MODE, LONDON SMOKE,
STRIPED, AND CHECKED SILKS.
VERY FINE MOHAIRs, FOR TRAVEL.
LING SUITS.
FINEFRENCHPERCA AND CHINTZES
A LARGE LINE OF EMBOSSED CLOTH
TABLE COVERS.
ELASTIC SERGE FOR SKIRTING, ALL
COLORS.
ALL-WOOL DELAINES, IN VARIOUS
SHADES.
NEAPOLITAN SILKS, A FULL LINE, S9ss
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-16
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-
Senate.

WASHINGTON. March l6.-Mr. Howe (Wis) pre-
senIed resolutions from the Wisconsin Legislature.
for the Improvement Of the Mississippi river anu tor
aid in the construction of the Northern Pacific Rail
MIR Sherman tOho), from the Committee on FL
joint Committee on Retrenchment instructed 20
make a careful and minute examination of the
methods adopted by the Treasury Department OF
printing bonds, notes, and securities, what guards
United States what addit onal guards necessary
whether there has been any fraudulent issue of bonds
notes or coupons, and II So by whose fault uegli
gence and what are the proper remedies and further
to examine into the official conduct of those charged
with the printing, registration, and issuing OF notes
bonds, and securities of the United States; an that
and papers, and to examine the same. and take the
testim and report at the next session of Congress-
Mr. sherman said the House and Senate Ihad each
agreed "A separate Special Committees for this pur-
ina0e by Joint Committee like that on Retrench-
Tent The Treasury Department desired the investi-
cation TO set at rest the false reports circulated
for speculative purposes, regarding the fraudulent
issue OF bonds.
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, March l6.-Cotton firm; all duaIi-
ties slightly advanced; middling uplands, 3Oc.;
terms; Flour quiet and firm; at a late hour ad :
vanced SOC. for spring wheat grades; Wheat
steady; Maryland red at $3.50; PennsylvaAia
red at S3'7S; Corn active; white at Sl06C0l'l3:
yellow, ,SlO5@lO6; mixed Western at 04; Oats
no SALE and quotations are nominal at 63165c !;
Cloverseed in good demand: old at 1915; new
at 1925; Provisions higher; Mess Pork at S22 75
1pIc.; Lard, l2$%; Whisky, dulIand nominal, at
S23O@23l; Whisky in bond, no sales Sug "
quiet and steady, at l03SQl09Sc for good TO
prime Cuba. Stock scarce.
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THROWING STONEs.-A party of lads were en-
gagged in a stone-tight yesterday afternoon, at
for short time there was brisk skirmish that
was, probably, very interesting to the young
combatants engaged in 1t, but was anything
but suggestive of personal safety to pasSers- by.
One of the boys, lad twelve years old, and
giving the name of John StaVerS, was arrested,
and after a hearing before Alderman litter
mary, was committed to answer the charge of
breach of ordinance. These street fights are
becoming a too common amusement with our
pugnacious juveniles.
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DIED.

For additional deaths sec Third Page.
BRYANT.-On the 18th Instant, JOHN q. BRY-
ANT, OF this city.
ladepha Lodge, l. O. of o. f., of lafayette Encamp,
ment, No. q. of o. F. OF Eagle Council A. NJ, ana
of Wayne Circle B. OF ", No. 224, are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late residence
No. 344 N. Front street. Monday afternoon AT 3
o'clock, without further notice. To proceed to Ron
aldson's Cemetery.
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DRY GOODS.
T. C. STRAWBRIDGE & co

PLAID SILKS, sI.IeX.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK SILKS,
sI'I2H.
INDIA SILKS, sI.s7H.
HEAVY BIOIRE ANTIQUE SILKS, $3.50.
HEAVY BLACK SILKS, EXTREMELY
LOW.
ELEGANT RICH GROS GRAINS, ss'OO.
MAPLE AND GOLD-EDGE SILKS.
POULT DE SOIEs, MODE, PEARL, AND
sTEELs, SI's7.
An examination of the above SILKS is
solicited.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-16

AN ALLEGED LOTTERY CASE DBcIDED.-Some
weeks pack, Mr.. Carey. of Carey. Bonner & Co.,
was arrested upon a charge of conducting q
lottery scheme. Their plan was to send circu-
lars through the Post Office, in which it was
proposed to send jewelry marked on list at
pretty high figures, upon the receipt of small
sum of money. They had hearing and were
discharged. They then applied at the Post
Office for their letters, which had come in reply
to their circulars. These now amounting to
about bushel, more or less, the Postmaster re-
fused to deliver although the parties were fully
and satisfactorily identified.
After entreating and urging the delivery Of
these letters for several days. Carey, Bonner &
Co.. by their counsel, Charles Sergeant Esq,
filed bill in equity in the Circuit Court of the
United States, praying that the acting Post
master, A. n. Zevely, might be restrained from
sending the letters to the Dead Letter Office,
and be decreed to deliver them to the parties to
whom they were directed. The District Attorney
for the United States, on behalf of the Post
master, stated 70 the Court that the letters had
already gone to the Dead Letter Office.
The letters, over four thousand in number,
were then sent back from Washington to the
Post Office. and were then delivered to Carey,
Bonner Co., it being decided that Postmaster
is bound to deliver letters to the parties to
whom they are directed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-16

PIQUES FROM AUCTION.
$50 pieces PIQUEs, very cheap. As. 60, 10
cents.
50 pieces NAINsoOK MUSLIN, 25, 81, 81, 90
cents.
50 pieces SOFT FINISH CAMBRIA AND
PLAIDS, 81, 81. 50 cents.
50 pieces NEW PLAID NAINSOOK, for
Dresses.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-16

ef5zrB FREE SERVICE CENTRAL PRES
AVE- BHTERlAN CHURCH, N. L., COATES ST.
below Fourth, sabbath evening, a. O'Clock. Sermon
by the Pastor, Rev. JAMES Y. MITCHELL. Subjec I;
BY request, "The uneasy bedIand useless Covering
All seats Tree, aDd the public cordially invited
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-16

A DIsoRDERLY House CASE. - About II
o'clock last night the police made a surround of
a disorderly house that was conducted by a
female named Annie Moore, at No. 337 Shippen
street. Her house has been complained OF
several times, and last night man who had
been indulging in her hospitalities reported to
the authorities that he had been robber Annie
was arrested for conducting the establishment,
and three OF the fair inmates, giving the names
of Margaret Robertson, Charlotte Hirst, and
Elizabeth Johnson, were also taken into custody
on the charge of being concerned in the rob-
berry. They had hearing before Alderman
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

A BRo0KLYN MoUsEKEgrER has dis.
covered the way to oconomize in hard
Times. He announces hia ability 10
feed hI- family, a small one, for 800 a
year, ind proposes to do II by giving
them common Indian corn, hulled aud
boiled, This preparation igSald to oh.
Vlnt0 tho bnd effect Of the too free use OF
corn meal, md IL reported to Ds quite
healthy.
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OYEk DC RIyER NEws.


\ HNN :. =
Cor! q. w. Hoge ~ about cpepihg q
private banklng house down u Bell
alre. He 70 hiEhly spoken Of by the 81.
Claltsyille Chronicle. "
Dr.. Junkins, ]. Mitchell aud 8. Bur.
son are each erecting new brick dwell.
ing houses on'Belmont street. ~--.r.-
Inc y. q Il. Railroad Company have
put upa new depot. II isl6O feet long
oy0o wide, aud has comfortable sitting
rooms q sHlStgi1iss ~
NO clue has been dlscoyera-to the
,Vppefy OF u Leonharts jewelry store
last week
H. hecker 70 said 10 be manufaotur.
Ing q good article OF the "WheelinR
btopyii NJ Bellalna Ha Ia nnt,in. m 4
hpi"L IA d,aI,t,,. n -. ~
ev''t'Hs HVuse Aau osote w nel'
mont street. ~ tiafi ~
4. ST. cLAiRsyTLLR MATTERS. u
John Du.Rois living rs.r ,ha .,,n.
,.nasa ,.,,,1S ' w Wv SsouV
'11V sFE, Allieu Jog that laq peen
troubling his sheep. A few nights al.
forwards he was attacked nv 4 IN hovs.
lf,ho M,.,.I,,...., - - SY' y
.-o ~. A Hse,' anu severely peaten'
For THIS offence they were fined $40 each
and costs, and sent 10 i'm for ten tiavs.
Dtassad .I,6ss 700 oa,,saa -,
- - q. lo, 80 OA'teu on tue
streeta OF ~. 'Olairsville, on Tuesday,
at nine cents, and the Chronicle cou-
graduates ,copsumers that Indications
,,noInt n Z ami Io,,o, R.,.a - -
f ,,, ~ Z s'u' 'YNei nsu'e'
The Beethoven Society of Wheeling
will give a concert n 81. Clairsville
for the beneat ~ tho Ip,o.hr,ssian
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TURNER'S TIC DoULouREUx on
TURNER'S TIC DOULOURERx Oh
Universal Neuralgia Pill,
Universal NeuraIgia PHI 3


A Safe, Certain and speedy Cure for
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases.
1tis an unniling remedy In all cases OF IA.
clal Neuralgia, often efecting perfect cure
in single day No form OF Nervous Di.
sense falls to yield to It's magic influence.
Even the Severest cases Of Chronic Neuralgia
and general Nervous Derangements OF many
years standing, affecting the entire system,
are completely and permanently cured by 1t
In few days, or few weeks at the utmost.
1t contains nothing injurious to the most
delicate system, and can always be used with
perfect safety. II Is In constant use by the
best physicians, who give 1t their unanimous
and unqualified approval. Sent by mail on
receipt OF 81 and two postage stamps. Sold
everywhere. TURNER CO., Sole Propri-
etors, 10 fremont street, Boston, Mas.
aug8l-eOd8n -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

THE New York tribune was cstnb.
lished in the year 1871, and Horace
Greeley says that since that time, about
two hundred now Journals have been
started In New York, Of which 1.-TWO
only cnn bu said to liz alive Io.dny,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

STRAWBERRY BIRDS, according to IT
horticultural journal, nre often injured
by scanty protection. Leaves, II In
hnid, afford n too compact nnd warm
covering The same may bu said Of
straw md chntT. The best material Ia
evergreen hOughs.
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@r8rnt.
For Rent.


TNHE STORE ROOMS LA iELY ocutJ.
6isRp lsa " Seotg g, 4 Iyl Y Co. and j
nent rooms flnlnh6d, Good ossi ~ m n1send
stoty, and eood rooms Tor ollie. purp0sls m
second and Third story IN god order. Pos.
bo.eion given immediatsiy,
Many building i9!A and dwelling houses Iof
-. -. THoS. H0RNnROoR.
oniee, ~. liSN Main street, above Mon.
- up ss.ln; I'M u. Y teeslif
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MORNING, DECEnnEE .
Personal

We are Indebted to Hon. G. D. Hub.
bard for copy Of the reports on the
Impeachment question, at4
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ForIRankI

nNE OF TaE FINEST pWRLI,INa
with every convenience, Eltnateti on ma
klver Bank, In tho Cd Ward. PosSossIon
given immetl ately, II required.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

The New Creek Banner has nomina.
ted S. s. Fleming, Esq. Of Harrison
county, for the speakership OF our next
House Of Delegates, and the Fairmont
Hedette and Clarksburg Telegraph sec.
ond the nomination. $3.50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06
9ut SAILS.
Wanted

A NY PERSON HAVING ONE or
n Two decked nat Boat f0r Nalo NJ fea.
enable price, can und apurchAsgr by calling
upon Inc undefsl gned, who will also pufs
chise small Ainloi lot coal.bank purposes,
ThOS. O,BklKN.
uecS Real EttAto kRant.
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IIfip Sduertissitsuts.
For Rent,

sERoM JANUARY, isT TO APRIL 1877
u lSv6s very desirable residence on Quincy
street between Fourth and sFIfth stfeets
apply immediately % the subscriber, &C the
ottiee Of tho lEtnl Insurance CouapAny III
Wheeling, No, ~ Main STREET,
does II HENRY q. HARDING.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

BoNDHoLDRRs aud others interested
in the gradually recovering credit OF
the Southern States. will regret to learn
that there is some doubt as to the pay
ment of the January interest on the
Virginia State debt. The State Treasu-
ry holds sum less than $4,000, while
the amount required to pay the Janu-
AIRY interest is about 100000, and for
the current expenses OF the State over
S25O,0OO-naking total oil about 81 ,OOO,-
900. The sherltfs have until Decem Der
25to make their revenue returns, but
political complications, general dis.
trust, and the poverty of the people
render 1t more than doubtful as to col
lectIons being sufficient TO meet the
State liabilities on JanuNryl. Georgia
Is the only reconstructed Southern
State that has resumed the payment OF
The interest on It's debt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

eB' No notice will DO taken or oommuni
cations not accompanied by responSible
name. This name will be considered comb
dental, but must In all cases accompany let
ters W d EnaranLee OF good laith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

THB New York Journal Of Commerce
says that It has been noticed that poul.
try this season will not ialten, and the
suggestion has been made that the fact
IS Indicative OF mild winter, the birds
not requiring the amount Of carbon
needrul in severe winters. Observers
OF nature would do well to make pub.
lie the general condition Of deer, bears,
partridges, and other species of ami.
mails and birds In this respect, that the
theory may be tested. Muskrats, by
building their cells near the surface,
indicate when we are to have Il mild
winter, and reports from the interior oil
the manner In which they have con-
structed their homes this season may
be instructive. We hope our wenthGr
prophets will let us have hereafter some
facts 10 support their theories.
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Trustee,a SAFE.
:did ISAAC ooTTs. trustee.
For Sale.

TIHE SALOON AND fBAR FIxTURRs
OF Z. z. Hardy, deceased, north end 81
STONE Bridge. For further particulRn Ap-
Sovas.tf cH.opBERr, Admir-.
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Death of Major John A. Ehompson..-
Letter from the Surgeon of his ReEI-
nIent. ---.
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Leaving q surplus NJ estimated
receipts over estimated expen.
dltuTeA Of..,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.........
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The Weston EspOsitor says that
Messsrs. Wiley, Van Wrinkle and Hub.
bard are on the record In favor OF "nig-
gersupremacy," because they voted for
his enfranchIsement in the District OF
Columbia, To this the Clarksburg Tel
egraph replies that they voted for
"loyal supremacy" in thus recording
themselves-and for neither negro or
white supremacy.
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STEAMBOATS,.

wheeling and Marietta Packet.
- The flne slde.wlieel passenger
LeRaStt AStGnInGr SALblE V, Capt ltobt.
$3.50 Patterson, will leave Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY nj
10 O'Clock. Leave Marietta Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays Ut O'Clock, A. N.
For freight or passage apply OH bOAnI or
TO JAS. II. HOLMES, Agent,
novlNf No. ~ Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

THE Paymnster Generals Depart
ment, 1t IL stated, received and record.
cd to October 20, 1867, IO7,sJ7 bounty
claims under the act Of Congress grant.
ing extra bounty. OF this number
1O5.s7s have been iully settled and dis
posed of, at mn expenditure Of 81, 49,, 7g7,
and 2O2, 47GClnimS remuin on hand TO no
settled. Thirty.one thousand claims
for regular bounty and arrears OF pny
have also been settled and diSposed OF
within the year, at an expenditure OF
2S.b .gns.
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! THE HEALINa Pooll

- AND HOUSE OF MERCY. (. e
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF sotIi.
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly poweis
and create lmpedimenH 70 MARRIAGE,
with auremeans Of relief Gent In sealed en-
velopes, nee Of charge. Address, Dr.. !.
sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard ARocla-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. ES Mo- ~.
HepL2i.3mdAW,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

The Noble County (o.) Republican
pitches into Hon. John A. Bingham
for his opposition to impeachment, and
says Mr.. B. did not talk that way on
the stump, during the campaign Of
1906. Perhaps not, but this is now 1867,
and why hold your Representative to
that he may see to be fraught with dis.
advantage to the best interests of his
constituents and the country generally.
1t would seem that Mr.. Bingham is not
the only Republican IN Congress who
IS opposed to impeachment, since but
81 eau be counted for 1t, according to
accounts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

Mr., BROOKS, of New York, made an
effort In Congress to secure a direct ex.
preston of opinion against further
contraction Of the currency, but the
House declined to meet the issue. Tho
fact was subsequently ELECTED. how.
ever that the subject Viii engage the
very serious attention Of the Ways md
Means Committee. Mr.. Banks was
equally unsuccessful In an effort to get
direct vote on proposition virtually
declaring that the funded debt OF tho
United States should be paid in coin.
Both these subjects were referred to the
Ways mud Means Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

The Treasury-Repor. or secretary
M'Culioeh...Hrief synopsis.
The Treasury report fills seyenty.twc
octave pamphiet paees. Hero Il 1
brief abridgement oi'hofhe Of Us lead.
Ing features: M, q
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The Hon. James G. Blaine, member
Of Congress from Maine, who recently
made what is considered one of the
ablest speeches yet delivered on the
Five.Tweuty bond question, was born,
reared and educated In Washington
Co., Pa. He is man Of line powers
audlaIge range of practical inlorma-
ton,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-06

General Northcott, OF the Telegraph,
favors the nomination OF Chief Justice
Chase for the Presidency.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23
Notice.

= OBERT MCDOWELL AID Anne T. II :
II Dowel1 If parts unknown, vii take no
tee that Ed ward P Thonpson did, on the
let day Of July. 1867 file his petition in the
District Court of Usage county. a@aiast Them.
set Dg forth that The said Robert Mcdowell and
Anne T. Mcdowell gave n mortgage to the
said plaintiff, on the uorth west quarter OF see
ton number 81, township uunbsr Il. range
number I6. in Usage county to- secure the pay
ment Of 1886. according TO a certaia. note re-
ferred to in said mo; tgage, and praying n judy.
ment OF the shove nam d sum, with Interest
at len per cent per month. from September u,
SGT and that said premises may De sold 70
sa1iaf,, she sqrne. Said defendants are reauiF-
ID tesnr,aaF and n-swer said petition on or
before the 17th day Of October 1857.
EDWIN P. THOMSON.
1887 BY his Attorney, JAMES ROGERS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

Much has been said IN these columns bout
a new Cemetery. At the risk of being cCnsid
cred in earnest, we VIII mention the sn1iec
again. Every one seems to take It for granted
that the present Cemetery will be abandoned,
and yet so true is it that what is everybody's
business IS nobody's business" no steps have
been taken to provide another location If a
change is to be made, it ought to be made at
once. Certainly that isa statement that ought
t. need no argument to establish it. So gen
eral is The understanding and belief thai the
present Cemetery is to be abandoned that per-
sons are being buried On private gro -nis,
rather than there. with the expectation of re-
moving the bodies TO the new Cemetery when
located. The soldiers Of the county, We un-
derstand. desire plat of ground to bury such
of their comrades whose friends may desire il
or who die here without friends. This j:
high " proper, but they, too, shun the old Gem
etery. on the same grounds as other people
The necessary expense attending the purchase
of new site, can readily be met by the sale o
.ots. All that is necessary is for a few indi
yiduals to take the matter in hand, purchase {
site which shall commend itself to the judg
ment of majority of the people Of the town
and the thing is d, ne. There are enough
people in town aad country, who viii Pur'
chase lots at or &c. to repay the purchase mon
ey. and make enough beside 70 fence tn
grounds. Who will move in the malter2