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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-10
CURED AT HOME.

Persons at distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing letter to DR.. Gibbon,
stating case symptoms, length oftime the disease
has continued, and have medicines promptly for
wardcd, free from damage and curiosity, to any
part Of the country, with full and plain directions
Tor use. BY enclosing ssii5 in currency or $40 in
80. in registered letter through the post-ofice.
or through Wells, Fargo Co., a package of med
icine will be forwarded by express to any part of
the Union.
Address DR. JF. GIBB0N, 616 Kearnoy street,
corner of Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office
Box 252.
Consultation FREE.
z.s- Correspondents will please inform DR..
GIBBoN that they read his advertisement IN the
DEMOCRAT, feb29vSu%oy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
had the most lovely CassOch made of sfyriue s with

had the most lovely cassock made of ti with
Ions rrrn over vnrs sr- rcne to wsS ~ alo trinl"eu
yf real old point aud large aud ample more antique
chosube made very fun In folds Ike ady shawl; OF
course beneath this coored stole can be worn. This.
fancy viii not be Ike anything those poor creatures the
is representcd IN frescO IL the Cataronbs who 10
contradict met Though by the by they do say that the
figure which at first thought 10 represent priest In
fl canonical turns out be portrait OF symphrOsa,
the grandmother OF Of the early P0pes Why, too
sboud priests wear the gloomy BLACK hatf have
adopted pnce one; and as wear II slightly side.
il has most festive appearance. assure You never
saw a Roman priest thus arrayed A friend OF
mine tells me that at least as early as the be-
ginning Of the fifth century black was considered
the proper color for clerical habits, and that
cassock part Of priests daily attire but bless me. II
we take such modern times those OF any authority by
,rav of precedent shall be running INTO the ridiculous
error Of actually doing things like other people which all
who wished TO be equally removed nom modern Roman
ism on the hand and PuItansm Oh the Other ought
carefully 10 avoid"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW .YORE......JAS

ARRIVED.
steamship Fueou Sherwood Portland Nth md.e and to J.
Bari Prince. wae. tof Harreh Eel Banon wb,mro. sept G.
p. 's ES' CT T. 5'a. Coca .' ' '''
Big SHmaf ,oi Ba,o Warn w eAf br. S 1 sases
The passage Put into nth cspuu and several q the GREY
While Jing Mrlsoane Marsh and wn Robinson, 'sam-n.
err I%o6, Field Emerson Buet,por .'b lumber to Pc
B'e KGar. l schultz, Windsor s. IS d.y,. With plaster
S Abbott De,ereur Rey Pensacola IS DAYS Nth naval stores and
hides Sesah jan p in gale from NN" o'1 pat Of
scI i@a Bsm.u oof Bo,oa Charleston u days With yell
' r o' Leu i.'I Red Res West i,,, b. d,y. With
" ss,s S.rs SMITH, smith Sssasd.os With hs5ss
schr Mage Chadsiek Mene, Dsrisn, COan.
Sclr Ros-crince Da,,: Pro'gee'osn
scs, 1ily seg,o p, Mi'sn R Po,i,s@''
scir Il Shsrnoa, Dnk'. Boston for Philadelphia
scLr Wa t,ls, ksLy pIssI ,
sel lanes cIeIs, Ean. with q%6eI 70 .Gs. Murray
se slr S,il. heed wilson Pro,inccovn.
Sclr Bllos Gross, Roekland
Schr VIM. Walton Reeve Boston for rhiladslpi,
cI S S:p: sA f s. I:S Sg, sA % ' FRYE Co.
S Se, H S,' r q Ss RsE h Ho'''''
schr. Prsui d Cotton, Robinson BO''oc
SchI E Ply. = Alien n.1 snisssp, . p..,.,a
wIscins s.asT R;i Wism. .A cargo Of barb re,. ashore
at Pre- I''sd, to the Co,s "resingCo
SAILED.
Steamship. Sender Charleston zach, DID. Ford.
ship, Ra,eu,erss Liverpool; Kt Carson. Vslpan,o
MEMORANDA.
n. hf N,r II Nsoott Candy hsn Portland, sshOt soHlh
end II Baetrsls Isisni viii Of high water.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
isS s' E @ @ IL. . 10 s Vii S
marked Buoy painted J until The Spindle DO replaced
jy order 81 the Lght-liouss bosri ..
A. LuDI"v CAsr LshtHoa'c Inspector Tbri District
Lght hoEe DpOi Iompknsril Staic bland, ~ u, Jsa
a. 1893
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAG IN Jan 1.-THE Steamship COpstuilpa reports Tho
Baltimore Acapulco jan "a; bah ppa from
Hslnhpfg. At Mtnrsnlls l6'h.
2HL--Arnvoi, ship George Peabody, irom New York
FOREIGN PORTS.
ousrNsrovS, Jan etfhe steamship Dsuuat Capt Thompson
New lsth arrived ysizy (TAaIl
ius eu Tor Liyrrpaol.
BRHsr Jsu - m-Tbe s,ssHshp Nanseos III Capt Rsas
o NeS the i2h us snl Lce this forenoon op bs
vaT 10 Ila,te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
THE THIRTEENTH WARD CITIZENS POOR RI
IIEE COMMITTEE


This now famous organization is continuing
its charitable work. Being under the direction Of bust
ness men, itS plaus are all systemazed, that while
the relief afforded " deserving families is ample ju
dcons economy the drafts Its funds
Over 600 people have within the past few days boen
pOrariy relieved by the volunteer agents VI the organ
ization, and this aid will be extended once week
throughout the Winter seaso Tie Visitors report dos
UtutiUn existing 10 astonishing extent and uDnn
mOusly suggest 70 the Executive Committee the nsces
atty of urgent appeal 10 tho bcDevOenty disposed 70
contribute their cas-on clothing, which many OF the
poorer classes stand M heed Of The fund of the Commit
tee, which up TO last evening amounted - quite u 80,
~ slowly sugDentiDg The children 81 Grammar Schools
No T. IN b1vinstO st., and No 5s IN BIoome-st., nave
volunteered 70 give public concert in us aid and one or
two popular lecturers have also sgrifed their Intention
10 help m the good cause cabin has been erected At
the junction 81 East Broadway aud Grand st. and hers
are opened daily. from TO 3 O'Clock books for
registration O the and residences OF families
seeking assistance which are copied every
Ing. and the sjps psoed ia the hands of the VlstOrs
This arrangement prevents imposition by 0fordDg the
ComintteenDcn opportunity 10 make personal inquiry.
Similar organizations aIs being perfected in other
Wards and f. 10 he hoped much Of the which
exists especially IN the lower portion ~ the city may bo
alovated thereby We would call the attention If the new
associations TO the tucker plan adopted IN tho Thirteenth
IN their Judgment. the charity would be well bestowed,
oae ~ these duly signed, Is gwen the family and the
order taken designated grocery for provisions 10
the amount Of rot than o. Al meeting OF the TX.
scufIye Committee. held Wednesday evening, az No.
rs Grand ST.. exlonBciInaB Charles kOsIr reported
ia< had discovered OF the applicants fOr relief
10 bs the dapSh,ey Of sister " MIA 6eQ Iuse Put
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

r. m science the f,uls Of the mind have been fc The l''' 'H
traced 10 er elementary Robert Chamber Ldinlusl'
.sld new and verdart fel TO the domain Of human
,,I4 rrtr Rev Thomas Chalmers D. D.. Of Scotland
Plrcnology undertakes accomplish M nan Nha' fho0 pr
49,, ,.era Nordit CLAIMS disclose the real state Of things
aud TO present nature un1aed and 20 her true ieAs-lFh ~
silimau Of Yale College
An nv lie loug have been in the habit Of using Fn'no0p
,nle,, ore hut that regard r more useful hld af
pe and sensible any ether system d mental lnis'p'
l Ia, vet beea evolved Certainly, PhrenooG has iuuDa'
et.l pho.ohy 20 the people Hitherto men'" lhP1'
t., Of philosophers and me'aT hyscrs-ani has Jn''
rh Lu.iu. as they their whole lives but
uete dav OF Phrenoogy nomenclature its simple ana 'sD
- ~ te human mind mode Of aualynng ~ 'he bunan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

The negro boy Fraser, who killed his father
iu April last in the woods ~ Clarendon District. :. c.
and was Sentenced 90 death, has had hi, punishment
committed 10 imprisonment for life. Alter rccltmg the
facts regard 20 the murder, Gov. Orr I'm his order says
The drllcrtiou exhibited 10y the prisoner and tie con
cealncnt and self possession subscqurntly show De
prayy and hcaTtessnc-s rarely, II ever equaIcd In tins
country and vet I'm consideration OF The very tender
years Of the boy less than 10 years OF age
and that under the law lac barely responsible Tor any
criminal act which he might perpcratc. have been
constrained from considerations al humanity, 10 spare
HI life. In doing however. have felt that such an
nfr0cious crime should be visited 10y punishment second
only that 81 death. aud have therefore committed The
death penalty 10 imprisonment for NE at hard labor IN
tie ppuiteutIary."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
iAIaourerTenDI

BECAUSE 4 Person HAS \ BAD CoCGH, It
Consumption hS set 10, although cr'e q
Consumption Is rarely unsceoop panied b distressing Cough
Where howeyer piou 20 PnOpary disease exists Cough
let o it-e strains the Lnngs aBl The general
strersh aud loa e.tab,l 90 complaint 10 U thh
plan get I'd Il Cough Cod Ioarsess @isboa
deav aud ior purpose remedy promptly src
a more organs Of The Ch than Dr. JAIsLs la
PEcrOgAST o. Gee scientifically compounded from esfe, selected
lruys aud wb % trial vii avs, found voh Of ~ -oi
gerrtstor. Son hy an Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

very beautiful monument has just been
rl,c,a i'm woodland Cemetery. Philadelphia, to the mem.
rv Of Gen David Birney. The shaft Is OF Italian marble,
On feet n hight and tho front 81 tho basc tho
name Brrey" in raised letters The 'front.' OF the de
disfays au American iag drlpng shield ana lhscIp
fon aud DO tIc babe Ol the Tenth corps ON thc
rear F wreath u oah leaves, and On either side arc stars
a.. Hrif llal 70 s II,
crcsety carved. aud b. elrmouutcd los Nd-e N now
cr- The hualc represents rising star The monument
was erected boy the friends ~ the deceased General and
members of bis former corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
FOR

TUR srrpY AND IMPROVEMENT or MAN in all his Relations
THE NATURAL HISTORY or MAS-ncudiHg Manners Customs
40. Made, Of Life m different Families Tribes and Nations
puvsroIocy the Laws Of Life Health including Dnes EI
.rcl,e sleep Study Bodily Growth etc, will be presented
pupFSoI oGYTbe Brain and It's Functions the Iempeamen'
Location Of The orgau Choice Of Pursuits what one can 10 ~ w.
PUysIoGEOMY: o. "Tbe Human Pace Divine" VIVID ss''"
Character and How to Read Them given In every nunbeE
TIE HUMAN SoUL-PSYCHoLoGY-It Nature Once alu 'oD
6i,lon in Lie sud Death Spiritual State Here and Heae"
BIoGRAPHYIn connection With Portraits and fTa'u'i D
tiors Of Character Of distinguished public men, gwen
MARRIAGE forms part Of the LIE Of every SeosaniLed "N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

mind h., brought within reach ard comprehension Of Ordinary
mon intelligent people, Ard all through the reading pad eV
land MAJ that Phenoog fer dred thsi has become
the philosophy Of the people Tie learned professions may Go
uha they please people viii try these queso1- and VII
carry the dsy nothing Of the fact tat all great material and sen
TIC classes though they do no, ecEeie the truth o. Phroy are
yet dgesug making integral part Of the scientific system Of
mental phlosopiy-lR Henry Ward Beecher
TIE PHREyoLoeciL JOURNAL Ia periodical wlh PerhsPf
than any other publication the world cacnltdio 90 good to is
readerto promote their physical moral 'rd intellectual hesttp
Point ont temptations Of M and indicate the remedy Sr
sur evil, may already been eEe Alive Irogres'e
teal fully Up In advance 81. the times respect tht
monthly working cauabe good etering s influence even upon
those ience. ought have spae family,
and uaiuteuaree Of It's
Now isthe subscribe for tie Voume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

n,m venerable lady quite 70 years Of age Her
has been left at office Parties desiring to Ir
ahcr nancy clothing provisions for the gIeht oh"
table movement Of The Thirteenth Wad people may
send their gre TO- Aei Wm n Trayv No. rs Rving
ton.i: Charles Roster No. Broomest. joseph II;
Tooker No q NorioEst; Dr John NJ dIihlts o,ne %,
SorTo md Gral sts 10 the cabin headquarters at
me ncton Of East Broadway and Grandst to the care
Of the Hon John Sigerson, secretary OF the RelIe Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

ponTRAITs CHARACTERS AND BIOGRAPHIES Of the "a" o.
p.rb, and Lord Stanley Father and Son. in the Bnnsh
Charles =. Deems d. D.; Peter Cooper p'H' ~ ,
-, nm yvotope Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, and others
CONSCIOUSNESS AND MENTAL AcTEoS-A lucid analysts Of
d. te rberomena according to the doctrines Of fhren'oS'
~ rratesr by John Neal; Acquisition Bene'oenee
REIIGIoUs-The Abuses Of Culture In the Nnls'' or
,,irg. Inconsistent with e,rrestnss in Religious ma@o' ~
gou, statistics Of the United Statesj SeifAelp The h'sH
eoCru-A Home Oftter Own; Tie Fast fonng Nan 'n il"
Poem suited TO the umesi Mothers ilAueA''i Nv, ~, -
W mo Homes Of the Metropolis; Live in NewlorS
Natural Insanity or scientific testimony IN sup
~ n Pb,epoory American Surgical APparsius in The faI A
- r r,,o we'd some statistics Of Tobseeoi Large iftad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

VIII b. gwen ir ever Of sduiier4toS found baH
COFEK" IL Coffee roasted ground and seali hrr
sc.teay s patent from The tutcd State Gofenm'nt
All tie saved and tue Ce1e prevents ch EoJ kpp,sr
family should 10 ttesn to twenty cen
pure contains
DoLLAK Por tsle everywhere
thu coffee and NIL send orders direct to
factory. y q. BABBrT.
no, c. g. &C. g. o. o. 10 r. aud "a W,hngion,t \ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

being Of nborn. Tie otiees Of huhsss
Young people require instruction and direction the sese
suitable eeompaDon' Pbrenos throws hight on the Seset
Consph It. We unequsly yokd7 Read this Journal u
THE CHOICE OF PCRsUTs-Hov to select calling 10 which
person best adapted; Law, Literature Medicine Divinity nssnoh
Mechanics Agriculture Manufacturing Commerce. etc Let 70 "
put night 10 the right place. and
MISCELLANEOUS Churches Schools Prisons Asyuus Bo'p,,sf
efonaaioes described With Modes Of Worhp kdncauon rlslas
ing and Treatment every number Of Tue JcuiE
aud LIFE ILLUSTRATED. Which FIRsT-cLAs MAGAnsY.
TERMsA New Volume the 9Th commenced Januap iS2 rsS.
lhed monthly 90 advance Single numbers BY frat post
30 cents SUPPLIED By all Nos the tine 10 Subsnbe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

Mile. Carotta Patti, the well known Prima
oupt the enee th,t sbe
10 boArsrne b. the
MoRGKNrRsUs PISZ BAsAE This teuony, coming
such distinguished certainly entitled 70 great weight
add ally celebrity which the has
already obirA The srup ispepsred BY NoNuESiH.U S.u
rort AID sod By al Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

The excellence Of KENTs EAST INDIA COrFEE
Of universal prss. sold By all BeSsre
Depot nos 20 20, AID 2a7 W'slmgto3Si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

For Coughs, Colds, HOaTsencss, OF Group, use
a. once WIsrlJts BALslx OY WILD CHBKgI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

The STATE HOUSE in Harrisburg. Pennsyl-
wanna Dressing Room Of tie AerrAc N Low
ell have been ventilated by the C1sp SrirEs NrNrAroN
COEPASY. No. 20 Congr.sss., Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

Dyspepsia Debility, and Female Weaknesses
cured taxing The PtrryAS SYRUP "a wOioS. Ct iron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
rrIr, rrrpITARY NUMBER Ready CONTAINS:

EMINENT BUSINESS MEN OF THE CITY OF NETWORK
The Manufacturer the Banker the Man'ger with eHeesn>
portraits and authentic biographies AID sketches Of Character
EDTTORIALwhtis the Use Of H Timely Topics Maple sus,rj
Are Poor The World Moves History Canvas Plant GARDEN
HUMAN DECADENCE-The Poor Whites Of the South The Viz
life sdedness szus Character in the Hair Red Brown,
Black Auburn New Physiognomy The Seasons Of Life
INTERCHANGEABLE japanese New French Strawberry WITH
ustton Principle Shaker; Answers to CoETepoeeuts Bghf
Age to Marry; Industrial College, Origin Of Races
The PHRESoIoGoAL JOURNAL large quao monthly only -
rear Or 30 cents number Volume begsn JaruA ASGss
R WELLS Publisher,
No. $50 BEoalssr. N.~ York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

House OF REFUGE, RANDALL's ISLAND, Dec 3,
1867 HoNXs ESQ., No. 81 Broadway n f-DEAR SIR The In
ordered the BURGLAR ALARM TELEiPn u be
put < DO tho job without deAJ.
Your truly. iaAsI c. JOsIs. euPehlisp!euL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

DEMoREsT's YOUNG AMERICA, enlarged and
improved fail The splendid Gae 1oy
and sats.Dg features February W
ASEsICA ready.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-02

The sense Of smell Is usually blunted OF es.
| tirely lost in Catarrb, and a similar effect on
taste may be occasionally observed. The eyes
are apt TO become irritable and disposed
10 water excessively on exposure 70 the cold or
wind, and . sense Of weariness Of sight T. usu.
ally experienced after slight eIertiOns. Hear
ing not unfreQuently becomes more or lees I'm.
paired, and noises in the head very often add
materially TO the existing distress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-02
The Erie War.

New YORK, December lit is stated
that Mr.. Metcalf, counsel in the Erie
case, on Monday, shortly after mid
night Sunday, served notice on Mr.
Fiske, as he was leaving for Jersey on
the ferry boat, forbidding him to leave
the State, but Fiske and party embark
ed on the boat and shortly after return
ed to the Erie office. Metcalf concluded
the order had then been obeyed and
left. At two o'clock Fiske, G. A. Sew
ard, Judge Potter and others took the
train at Jersey City and left. Judge
Davies, the receiver, was notified at
four o'clock that Fiske, Gould and
others had left for Canada, having
taken some eight millions in money and
some sixty millions ia stock.
1t is now stated they have returned
again and are in this vicinity, and that
neither Fiske or Gould had left, but
one of the directors had left in q special
train early on Monday morning to sign
a contract between the Erie and Lack
awana companies, looking to consolida-
ton.
A suit has been commenced against
the leader of the recent movement in
st. Paul stock.
The latest suit in Erie is that
brought in Broome county, in this
State, which authorizes the Attorney
General to take charge Ofthe road. The
Attorney General has done so, and
placed ii under the management of Jay
Gould, which leaves everything virtu-
ally as it was.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-02
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December |.
FLOUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Quiet.
COTTON-Firmer at 23tc for mid
ding.
WHISKY-Steady at Csc.
HOGS-Opened active and higher;
sales at 25ae 90 gross, and 9 2549 81
net; closed dull and the best rates of.
fered were 75a0 80 for the heaviest;
receipts, 30, 900 head
MESS PORK-Firm but quiet at % Is
a23 90.
BULK MEATS-Firm but demand
light; shoulders, 94a9gc; sides, l2f; 1910
for clear rib, clear packed and one-hali
to two-thirds cured; fully cured would
bring &c higher, though the demand is
light.
LARD--Quiet and firm at lac for
prime steam and 14fc for kettle rem.
dered.
GREEN MEATS--Firmer; shoulders,
&c; sides, 104c and hams, ll2a1l5c;
curers buy sparingly at these rates.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
OILS-Linseed dull with only a re.
tail demand at Csc; petroleum dull at
30c.
GOLD-134f buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull at LILO discount
buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-02
PORK PACKING.
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI.
During the past week, according to
the circular of George w. Phillips, Jr.,
the packing of hogs has been going on
briskly, and the receipts, though not
large, have been liberal enough to sup
ply the demand, and prices are shade
easier than last noted. 1t is expected
that the season will develop itself dur
ing the coming week, when packers
and dealers will feel more confidence in
the prices then made than those now
paid, but there still seems to be feel
ing Of uncertainty as to the future.
Drovers are contending, as usual, for a
short crop, while this is difficult to be
believed by packers, and we think there
will be an excess rather than def
cheney. Early in the week hogs de-
c'ined in prices, but for the last two OF
three days of the week have been tirmer
owing partly to the light arrivals. The
receipts for the week, exclusive of ship
ments, were 1924, and for the season
for packing purposes 81 ,799, the market
closing firm at 6 75a7 80, gross, for ordi'
nary to choice.
FULTON, (hLs).
The Journal, of the 26th inst, says
We notice on our streets within the last
few days several loads of dressed hogs
The price paid, We believe, was 90 per
hundred. ~.
Hogs are arriving in st. Louis, from
Illinois at the rate of 1000 head per day
Heavy weight pork is up to 8 Ou per
bnn6red ia Terrp Haute
Pork packing at Clinton, Armiesburg
and Mostezuma, Indiana, will begin
next week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-02
Boys Clothing
AT
M. GUTMAN & CO.'S.
New York Items.

NEW YORK, December Yesterday,
between noon and o'clock in the even,
ing, a box containing certificates ana
bank notes amounting to S9o,0oC was
stolen from Peouannock Bank, Bridge
port, Connecticut. The box was inside
a vault of the bank. No trace 10 !ounu
as to the whereabouts OF the missing
property. u,;.o
A case came before the court at White
Plains, Yesterday, in which o half mil
lion dollars, left by VIM. Taylor, Is In,
voived. He left no will. His wife died
10 Years ago leaving three daughters
and one son aud a woman formerly en-
Moved in his family claims to have lived
With him as his wife several years; to
have had three children by him, he al
ways supporting her and her children
and treating them affectionately. She
claims her share of the property. The
legal point is MIR. Taylor's action in
supporting the woman; holding the re-
lation of husband for two years, makes
herself and children heirs to the prop
erty. The case is still on.
The anniversary of the Polish revoiu-
ton of 1880, was celebrated last even
ing by the Polish residents of this city
and neighborhood.
Horace Greeley delivered lecture,
last evening, in the Abyssinian Baptist
Church, about the condition and rela-
tions of the colored people in this coun-
try, Mr.. Spellman, Jr., in the Chair
The principal topic was to impress up
on his auditory the absolute necessity
of being more self dependent; as it was
they, with all men, were too willing to
have others to provide for and see after
them. He advised strongly the princi'
pie of cooperation.
In the United States District Court
to-day the jury returned a verdict OF
guilty against Baker, late teller of the
Tradesmen's Bank, for smbezzelment.
In the United States Court the en-
tire afternoon was occupied by the ar.
guments of the counsel in the Erie case
General Grant arrived at the Metro.
politan this evening. Last night he at
tended dinner of the st. Andrews So
ciety at Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-02
Rron, ~ louis

ST. LOUIS, December l.-Some two
hundred prominent gentlemen OF this
city met at the Planters Rouse and
took action in reference TO the national
Lincoln monument. W. II. Conkhill,
general agent for the Association, was
present aud explained the plan and Oh.
ject. Resolutions were adopted fitting
ly recognizing the honor bestowed upon
Lieutenant General Sherman by the
Association in selecting him as one of
the group of military leaders to be
represented on the monument, and
pledging contributions to the Sherman
fund.
On Friday last a man named Engel-
man, living in Carlinville, Illinois, cut
the throat of his divorced wife, nearly
>eSerinS her head from her body. En-
gelman was arrested and lodged in Jail,
out Yesterday mob of country people
took him from the Jail and hung him.