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IN CHANCEIRY AT ATHENS.
Jacob c. Cate, VS.. Robert E. Cate, ct. ais.

Jacob c. Cate, vs.. Robert E. Cate, Ct. ais.
lORIGISAL BILL.
TT APPEARS FROM THE ALLEGATIONS
i in complainants bill, that respondent Jane
ARTERY, is nonresident of the State Of Ten
nessee: 1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Athens Post, requiring said nonresident re-
spondent to appear before the Chancellor, at a
Court Of Chancery to be held at the Court
house in the town Of Athens, for McMinn
county, Tennessee. on the 4th Monday Of May
next, then and there to plead, answer or de-
muir to compIainants said bill, or the same will
be taken as confessed as to her, and set for
hearing en- pQrte.
j. NJ, HENDERSON, G.. & N.
VAN DYKE, COOKE & VAN DYKK, Solicitors.
Jan. "a, 1S6S4t-pfS3-S
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SAYS the New York Tribune, "there
is vast amount of stationery supplied
to Congress, which the members would
be much more stationary if they did
not drink"
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COW COW That sagacious old rat, Thurlow
are Weed, utters the following prophetic
identruth: six months ago the Republican
ientfparty was so strong that General Grant
tam could not have been overloaded. He
min was then able to carry any BURDEN
But it is different now. We shall need
all our strength to elect him."
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o"ao" ana Dispatch:
TENNESSEE.
Bank of Tennessee o,a
issue. ot y!
Planters' Bank. 90
Union Bank 90 no
Union Bank Cert,s, 90 90
B B of Chattanooga '' OS
sank BANK Of Commerce., p ar
Bank of Knoxville go 60
Ban Bank Of Memphis, bar az
B Exc of Middle Tenn. S5
Bank of Paris. 40 90
Bank Ban of the Union, so
B'k OF West Tenn 20
Bucks Bank. ns az
City Bank e en
Commercial Bank w
Merchants Bank. 40
Northern Bank 90 90
Ocoee Bank. ''I 90
Bank of Shelbyville 70 70
southern Bank 10
Traders Bank 90 90
Life Il General In. ''
surance Comply. 05
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bank of Camden IL
Bank OF Charleston, i5
Bank of Chester 0S
Bank of Georgetown1C
Bank of Hamburg. .1C
Bank of Newberry q
Bank of the State of
South Carolina. @:
Commercial Bank. o,
Exchange Bank. o.
Farmers and Ex-
change Bank. O.
Merchants Bank O.
Planters Bank of
Fairfield. @
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hs to get him out of the
lnaeon for the Presi-
III WIZ be seen, is suf-
1cal to lerpetrate like
ense. He tlfaks the Presi-
damage his r'uutation be-
dntry. Should Cant Obtain
IL nomination, of NSrr...b x-sII
to be most ambitia'.-lSS>sS>,...ss Is X
yetween his case and thai VI oon
will be still further eXemplleo.
Ilatter received the electoral votes OF
,r States: the former will hardly at
tain so many. He will, however, De
ohio 70 console himself with the refiec-
ton that letter-writing fattened OUT
much greater General than himself.
From the correspondence publlsheo
# is evident that some one Oh inc hisn
contracting parties has been guilty Oh
deception and prevarication, If not posi-
tive falschood. The intelligent ana als-
eliminating reader will have no trouble
in determining which it is. congress,
with characteristic magnanimlty, trlea
n head off the President by calling
for the correspondence before IL was
finished. and spreading it before the
country in that condition. 1t dld no'
avail however. The Presidents reply
to Grants last will be published III
few DAYS, after which it is more thai
nrobable the General and those VINE
have him in charge will be willing U
drop the subject.
A copy of the Presidents reply t
Grants letter of the Sd, reached us o
Thursday, after the above had been pr
in type. 1t is lengthy, embracing le
ters from members of the Cabinet, co
roborative of the Presidents position
the controversy. We shall try to MAJ
room for it in our next issue, as 1t
wolves matters of too grave lmportah
tn he avoided or account of its leng
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Times of Holding Courts.

Below will be found correct list Of the
time of holding the different Courts in East
Tennessee. We shall keep this list standing
in our columns:
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A retiring editor speaks of his success
81 in fo~ndertn9 first class paper"
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N CHANCERY AT ATM
Addie McCulla, VS.. Julius Bridges and
Bridges, il.

[ORIGINAL BILL
TT APPEARS FROM THE ALLEG ATIO|S
i of complainants bin, that respondents JHs
Illus Bridges and John Bridges are non-reAN
dents of the State of Tennessee: 1t is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four
consecutive weeks in the Athens Post. requir-
Gerry, to be held at the Courthouse in Athens,
for McMinn county, Tennessee, on the 18th
Monday of May next, then and there to plead.
the same Will be taken as confessed, and set
for hearing e1 pGrte.
j. NJ. HENDERSON, c. & u.
JOHN BAXTER, Solicitor.
Jan. "a, 1S684t-pfSSS
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d "A Nj L 8 NJ. CHARLES,
Mt the CIeace s,o

rs STILL RECEIyING HIS WV curAp
low down. "i'o Is selling lH'N
Dec. 6, 166T-1y-1
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LII The gouber trade is not SO small al
item as many people suppose. The
books of the Nashville and Northwest.
ern Railroad show sixty-seven thousand
and twenty-three pounds of peanuts
shipped by that route from September
Est, 1867, to FebruE'y 1st, 1868.
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EXECUTORS SALE

EXECUTORS SALE
OF Valuable Lands, Town Lots.
and Personal Property.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE LAST WILL
i and testament of JOHN CRAWFORD, decd,
l will, on
Monday, the 10th day of March,
1865,
in the town of Athens, McMinn county, Tennes
see, offer for sale, to the highest bidder, all the
TOWN LOTS AND LANDS,
of which the said John Crawford died, seized
and possessed, and also all his Personal
Property. Upon one of the Lots is an
Excellent Store House,
and upon another Lot there is splendid
Private Residence,
with all necessary out-houses; and is, perhaps,
the most desirable residence in Athens
About Twenty Acres of most excellent
land near the town of Athens; also, valuable
farm of 26S Acres, lying inthe 18th Civil
District McMinn county. Tennessee, adjoining
the lands of William Burke and Moses A.
Cass For a particular description of said
reference is had to John Crawford,
W. II. Briant, and Patton A, Bradford, Esqrs.
The sale will continue from day to day uIl-
til all is sold.
TER VI 8 OF SALE:
A credit of twelve month"; will be given, the
purchaser giving note with twoT more good
securities, as required by The WIZ, and lien
retained on the real estate until me Inst dollar
is paid. J. c. CAELCCk,
JAM II, 1eoo-Ids-1
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Two girls in Wheeling stole their bro
% Tiers clothes, the other day, to go to
h, see the ''Black Crook" being under a
n delusion that raiment was necessary at
i :. that entertainment. Brothers recognize
a, ed the raiment in the theatre, suspected
y robbery and collared the girls, who re-
o ] vealed their sex by shrill squeals.
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rom A NASHVILLE paper-the Gazette
he nsays wheat in that section has been ma
ots Uterially damaged by the weather, and
owe particularly by the freeze of Wednes-
w entlay night. The paper says that farmers
see to it at once, that the wheat
pei Yields are properly rolled, and by so do
80 ing the roots may be saved
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A RMY OFFICERS LATE OF THE UNIT
n ed Stases army, who can give certain in
formation of ths enlistment Of about 35 SOIL
diers near Decatur, Meigs county, TENNESSEE.
about the Doth December, 1852, by Capt. ThoHsz
as Pearce, will confer favor BY addressing
JAMES n. CHARLES,
Jan. II, 1S6Stf7 Athens, Tenn
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LOUISVILLE NURIER.

Established by ths pre- Z fdprietor in
1s43-Suppressed by Gen. Spter Anderson,
september 6S, loSlCResumFoublication De
cember 4, lo6o-N0y has II Larger Circu-
latlon than any palsr in tEtouth.
RED U CED ERMs!
THE LOUISVILLE COURIER Is EN-
l. phatically "Lis' Newspaper; is Demo-
cratic in politics, an4he unswerving and I'M
wavering friend of tlSouth; publishes more
Special Dispatches, Ire News, more Miscel-
lany, better Market d River Reports, and a
greater quantity of Iuable and useful mat
ter, than any other pa gin the West or South
west: During the apbaching canvass for the
election of President, eCOURIER will keep
its readers fully poste,n all the exciting is
sues and events of thew,
The EaiI,COurier:
For One Year, by mai ,s12 90
For Six Months. by ma .. 6 90
For Three Months, by all 3 %
For One Month, by ma. .............. 1 Is
The Week. Courier:
Single Copy, One Year ........S2 90
Single Copy, Six Month ......1 -
Ten Copies, One Year, ach .. 10
Twenty Copies and oycl each ..... 1 80
ADVANCE PAYMENTS WAYS REQUIRED.
An extra copy is allowethe Club Agent for
every Club of Ten. at 81 each, and for every
Club of Twenty at 81 so ,ch.
Money may be sent in pst Office Orders or
Drafts, and when these canOt be procured, by
mail at our risk.
Our friends everywherdre requested to act
as Agents in getting up clubs. Postmasters
are also authorized to actor us.
Specimen Copies Sent GttisOn Application.
All Letters may be simply addressed
LOUISVILLE COURIER or
W. n. HALDEMAN,L Louisville, Ky.
Feb. 7, 1S6S-1m*-10
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houg ONE of the most terrific storms ever
ion, sknown in Newfoundland was expe-
ional rienced within the last two or three
Thedays. 1t is said that thirty people per-
secretished from cold and in the snow
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Wy G.. HORTON & co. PAY THE HIGH-
w est price for Country Produce.
Dec. G. 1S6T-tfI
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rVIre, iMcdeI Republic.

There is an other revolution on n.ana l,
~ come Of THE Mexican States, whieh
,hroatens toibecome general. The IN
evitable old mischief-auaker' Santa All
na is said to be manipulating the move
nasnt when Gen. Grant shall be made
I;ata+or over the South, as the radicals
in Congress propose, with Ben. " adt
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DLssa%&E

NOTICE Is HEREBY
IN the copartnership heretofo
Cleveland, Tennessee, in the Lily -
under the style and firm of d
was dissolved by mutual conse
of January, 1868.
VIM. Fl.
Jan. 81. 1863 3tS
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The following is list Of uncurrent bank
Notes, corrected weekly from the NaSn0''se
Onion and Dispatcb
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Hancock, 4th Monday January, May and Sept
Hawkins, 1st Monday after 4th Monday Jan'y,
May and September
Greene, Cd Monday Feb'y, June and October
WASHINGTON 4th Monday Feb. IunP and Oct.
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Supreme Court, hnONNIIIe, "a Monday Sep
TENDER. Federal Court, knoxYille'3d Mon
day in May and November.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-19

PURCHASE ONLY THE BET.-In amajorlty
OF advertised bitters imE oTtant ingredients,
Lne necessity OF which are plainly indicated,
are omitted, because of their high prices: IN
OLnsls. lne proportions and combinations of
the ingredients are in def lance OF All settIed
hrlpIes OF pharmaceutical chentstry;
poof Wnlsky slightly FILTERED with aloes and
colored in such n manner as 10 IleCaiya 11,s
unW9Iys ana are SO nauSeAtinE ms 10 be nm
worthy OF criticism, and to the patient the
remedy is n OrSe than the disease yVlIIiS
years OF experience ind trial have proven
Dr. RobdcE' 5 Stomach BittcTS to be lust as Ta-
commended, one OF the best remedies extaHfH
where StoHachfc tonic and SttnluEdnt are re-
Quired. They never fail TO strengthen the
weak, fmpart Ntgor to the strong, and are in
every particular Just what a stonRch hitter
ought 10 be. II Sou have symptoms Of Dys-
pepsia, take them freely to aid digestion. II
you reside in bilious districts, they should be
taken as q sure prevention OF Bilious Fever
and Fever and Ague, Liver Complaints Sun.
dice and in all that class Of diseases where
there is general depression of the nervous
system. loss OF muscular energy, weakneSs
lassitude, want OF appetite, fainIDess chilly
sensations and aching of the bones, &c
And. as a remedy for female WEAKNESS
LeIschorTEu, or Whites, Robnck;S Buffers have
no equal. They are prepared with special
reference to this complaint, and act like a
charm. A few days trial will satisfy the
most SkepticAl OF the real merits OF this
really valuable medicine
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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TIE CHEAPEST RooF Is THE GRAVEL
RooF.-Mr. George Crumbacker of this
city, is fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method,
and warrants his work to give satisfac-
ton, either in resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that frees it from oil and BEN
zole, and no matter how great the heat,
it will not run. 1t is equally efficient
in roofs of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
Crumbacker keeps on hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks and side
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh.
Address me through the Post-ofice,
or call at my establishment, head of
Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended to promptly. apr7.6m
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PARpoSED.-AdamS s. Bales was con-
victed of grand larceny at the Septem-
Der (1s67) term of the Circuit Court of
Berkeley county, and sentenced at
special term of said court held in jan
uary 1865, to be confined in the peni-
Tertiary for the period of one year. By
some strategy with which lawyers are
familiar, the case got into the Supreme
Court of Appeals, and decision was
rendered at the recent term. For the
reason above assigned, Bales was never
brought to the penitentiary, but has
been confined in the Berkeley county
Jail. 1t is believed that he was the VIC
tim of a combination of bad men, who
conspired TO secure his conviction, and
that his punishment has been sufficient
to atone for the offence of which he was
convicted under such circumstances.
His application for pardon was signed
by the Prosecuting Attorney, Clerk of
the Court, Sheriff and many other good
citizens of the county, all OF whom
were conversant with the facts in the
case. The Governor, in the exercise of
the power vested in him by the Consti-
tuition, granted his petition, and on
Monday the parchment restoring him
to liberty was forwarded to the proper
authorities at Martinsburg.
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Mcleod, residing
on Cresap's Bottom below the city,
came up on business Monday last, and
while attending TO it, CHANGED TO fall in
with one Joseph Gruber. Both being
fond of benzine to some extent, they
naturally coalesced, and alternate
treating was the order of the day. Nc
Leod not being accustomed to our viii
famous eighty rod stuff, was at length
completely overcome, and while in that
condition was entIced into board yard
In East Wheeling. and fleeced ofall the
money in his possession, viz: about
two hundred and eighty dollars. Sus-
picion at once attached to Gruber, and a
visit to his residence resulted in secur-
ing some seventy dollars of the money.
Some clothing that had been purchased
with a portion of 1t was also taken by
the officers. Gruber was arrested and
lodged in the lookup. He informed the
officers that the balance of tho money
would be found in certnin coal bank
east of the city, but visit to the place
designated was not successful in OBJ
tainingit.
In the afternoon Gruber was brought
before Judge Johnston, and after ex.
animation of witnesses and the prison,
er's own statement, he was committed
TO Jail to await his trial at the October
term OF the Circuit Court.
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MUNICIPAL CoUnT.-Thts Court met
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, in the
City Building, and resumed the inves.
tlgation OF tho case OF Sweeneys Il Co.
as. Long Il Wheat. Tho arguments of
counsel were heard and the case SUBJ
United. The decision was reserved by
the Court, and will probably be deliv-
eieG this morning.
Patrick Mehen and Frederick Wass-
mann were admitted 10 citizenship,
aftes taking the usual oath.
Some judgments were entered up, but
no business of general importance was
transacted. No session of the Court
was held in the afternoon.
Adjourned to meet this morning at II
o'clock.
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"rLANcnErrE0 at D. NIcoll & Bro,s


A LIVING woNDER.-Our attention
was called, yesterday, to a wonder in
nature, which is without parallel in
our observation. Some eighteen years
since Chinese Wistaria was to be seen
growing against small wooden build
ing just where the store of Messrs. j.
j. Rhodes 81 Co. now'stands. The Office,
occupied at present by Messrs. Peter
son & Benson as Insurance agents, was
built about the date referred to, and in
process OF time the wooden structure
gave place TO the elegant building now
on its former site. No notice whatever
was taken of tie Wistaria, and it had
long since passed out of the minds of
those once familiar with it. Sometime
this summer, however, a tender shoot
OF something was discovered to be
making its way out OF the crevice be-
tween the top of the washboard and the
moulding, and 1t was suffered to grow.
The result is, that the same Wistaria is
now growing luxuriantly in the office
of Messrs. Peterson Il Benson, having
already attained length of several
feet, and appears to be us vigorous
after its struggle OF eighteen years for
lie and relief as If no such protrac,e d
contest with almost insuperable Diff
culties had been waged by it. Call and
see it. 1t is well worth visit,
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THE GROVER AND BAKER is the only
Sewing Machine that will sew the finest
fabrics and then the heaviest cloth
without change of needle or thread; 1t
is the only machine capable of execut-
ing all kinds Of sewing; no bobbins,
both threads running direct from
spools. In addition to the elastic stitch
machine, the Grover & Baker Compa-
ny manufacture light running lock-
stitch machine, upon which all kinds
OF work can be done. Salesroom at
Oxtoby & Dufield's Jewelry Store, 1O3
Main street, headquarters for Watches,
Clocks. Jewelry, spectocles, Gold Pens,
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National Insurance Company

WHEELING, WEST VA.
900
Omce, % Monroe ST.. next door to LIST Ma.
tionRl Bank.
OFFICERS:
GEO: K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUEEY, Vice President,
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLES II. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
DIRECroRs:-John e. Wilson, Jas O. On,
John A. Armstrong, A. G. Quarter, Geo. X.
Wheat. Alex'r. Laughlin, James mckinney,
Morgan L.. OFT, Geo. Adams.
REFERENCE: g. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison &
Co, Wholesale GEocers, Wheeling; Pryor,
Handlan d Co., Wholesale Grocer8, Wheel
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; McCabe, KRAFT & Co.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. "; Franzheim q
ing; WinRhip, Woods & Co., Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register.
Campbell, Frew Co. Pubs. IntelligenceFI
Wheeling; OFT, Eon & Co Hardware, Wheel
ing; J. Z. Sands, Cashier, FiTst Nat. Bank,
Fairnont; r. P: Camden, Priest. Nat; Ex.
Bank. Weston, w. Va; Capt. John McLure,
Jr., Wheeling. apr2S
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Music HATH CHARMs.-The compli-
lnentary notice taken by our friend in
this department of the Register of the
the unwearied but wearisome minstrel
who tunes his pipes around the streets,
seems to have had a happy effect on that
gentle shepherd. he took his station
Mt an early hour yesterday on the cor
ner of Monroe and Market, within easy
earshot of our friends sanctum, and
there from carly morn till dewy eve
he kept his "dem'd horrid grind" in
motion to the great delight of our
friend, ye local, but to the unmitigated
disgust of everybody else in the neigh
borhOod.
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BREAK DowN.-Last evening a wag-
on got in the meshes Of the Street Rail-
way track net in front of the Mcclure
House, aud in attempting to get out,
succeeded only after breaking an axle.
The wagon was taken to Chsrnock's
Hospital for invalids of that character,
for repairs.
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--------S Io-
SAD AccIDENr.-Yeslerlay morning
about eight o'clock, a young man
named Andrew Miller met with a se-
we're accident, which cost him the first
and second fingers and thumb OF his
left hand. Young Miller was engaged
in raising tho head OF planning ma
chine, wilhelm motion, in the establish
ment of Messrs. Armstrong, Holiday
Il Co., on Market street, and in an I'M
guarded moment his hand was caught,
cutting it as before mentioned. The
severed portions were thrown several
feet beyond the machine, on the oppo-
site side. DIR. r. n. Cummins was at
once called in and dressed the lacerated
hand. first putting Miller under the in
flueuce of chloroform. BE was then
removed to the residence of his mother
on Quincy street. We were informed
that the blow is severe one on the
family, as the injured party is the main
stay of household consisting of 6
widowed mother and four or five
daughters.
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- 90 -

CONSOLIDATION. ". l. Foreman
having reached this city yesterday
morning, the Revisory Committee Is
now full, and the work assigned it is
progressing as rapidlya as itsimportance
will permit.
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How Is III Have you purified your
cellars, drains, sinks, &c.2 Ifnot your
health and even life is in danger. Car
bolate OF Lime is cheap, powerful and
prompt purifier. For sale by T. n.
Logan d Co., and Logan, List d Co.
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THAKKs.-We have to thank cur
our friend, Mr.. XIX Hornbrook, for a
dozen delicious pears from Belle View
nursery. They were OF the Brandy
VINE variety, moot excellent kind
nu. hey Wouldn't keep.
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I.o.R. M.-The Logan Tribe OF Red
Men were out in full regalia yesterday
afternoon, attending the funeral of
Henry KelLing, Iate residenEof south
Wheeling.