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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-22
HEALTH OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.

The medical college of Middlesex,
Massachusetts, having for long time
considered the infiuenc of public
schools on the health of children, au-
thorized the publication of the follow
ing facts as the opinions of its men,
bers:
l. No child should be allowed to at
tend school before the beginning of its
sixth year.
2. The duration of daily attendance
including the time given to recess and
physical exercise-should not exceed
four and a half hours for the primary
schools : five and a half for other schools,
3. There should be no study required
out of school, unless at high schools !;
and this should not exceed one hour.
4. Recess-time should be devoted to
play outside of the school room-unless
in stormy weather-and as this time
rightfully belongs to the pupils, they
should not be deprived of it, except for
very serious offences; and those who
are not deprived of it should not be al
lowed to spend it in study, and no child
should ever be confined to the school
room during an entire session. The
minimum of recess-time should be fif.
teen minutes each session, and in prim-
airy schools there should more than one
recess in each session.
). PHYSICAL exercise should be used
in school to prevent nervous and mus
cular fatigue, and to relieve monotony,
but not as muscular training. 1t should
be practiced by both teacher and chill
dren in every hour not broken by re-
cess, and should be timed by music. In
primary schools every half-hour should
be broken by exercise, recess or singing.
6. Ventilation should be amply pro-
vided for by other means than by open
windows, though these should be used
in addition to special means during re-
cess and exercise time.
Z. Lessons should be scrupulously ap-
portioned TO the average capacity of the
pupils, and in primary schools the slate
should be used more and tile books less,
and the instruction should be given as
much as possible on the principles of
''Object Teaching"
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HSEss.-Selfishness is poverty !;
it is the most utter restitution of hui
man being. It can bring nothing to
his relief, It adds soreness to his sorrow ;
it sharpens its pains; it agravates all
the losses he is liable to endure, and
when goaded to extremes, often turns
destroyer and strikes its last blow on
himself It gives as nothing to rest in
or hy to in trouble it turns our affec-
lions on ourselves, self on self, as the
sap Of tree decending ont of season
from its heavenward branches, but it,
growth downward.-H. Hooker.
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EPITHALAMIUM.

I saw two clouds at morning,
Hinged with the rising sun;
And in the dawn they f1oated on,
And mingled into one:
thought that morning cloud was blest,
1t moved so sweetly to the West.
/ saw two summer currents
Flow smoothly TO their meeting,
And join their. course, with silent force,
In peace each other greeting:
Calm was their course thro' banks of green
While dimpling eddies played between.
Such be your gentle motion,
Till life's last pulse shall beat!
Like summers beam and summers stream
Float on, in joy, to meet
A calmer sea, where storms shall cease
A purer sky, where all is peace!
Brainard
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Emporia Water Mill,
Proprietor and NTanager.

Proprietor and Manager.
Located on the Cottonwood river, south of En-
poria, is now in
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
And is ready to do all kinds of grinding for
the public on its customary terms. The pro-
prietor is determined that this mill shall be
number one in every respect. Will keep -four
on hand at all times, and sell at the lowest
market prices. Will be responsible for all grists
and sacks. except they are lost in some I'M
avoidable way. No grfsts delivered after dark.
To parties buying to sell again liberal dis
count will be made, and the -four warranted.
FLOUR from $500 to 1915 per hundred
pounds.
WHEAT AND CORN WANTED
For which the highest market price will be
paid.
w. T. SODEN.
Emporia, March II, 1869.
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NEGROES IN BRAzn.-Color opposes
no obstacle to social or educational pro-
gress in Brazil. Neither law nor preju-
dice stands in the way of the negro who
desires to become q doctor of laws, a
chancellor, or even a minister of state.
The public schools, high and low, are
open to them, and they seem to mingle
upon terms of familiarity and equality
with their fellow students. In the pub
lie libraries of Rio one may see dozen
black students for one who is white.
One result of this iiberality has been to
diminish the hardship and hopelessness
of captivity in Brazil. Many purchase
their liberation. accumulate property,
and educate their children. / have seen
perfectly black men and women riding
in sumptuous carriages, attended by
grooms and servitors, and girt with all
the paraphernalia of wealth and social
station. Talents and abilities are fire.
quentiy evinced by this class. They
occupy bureaux in the public Offices,
conduct mercantile establishments, plan
tations and other enterprises; and are
in all respects an important and not I'M
respected part of the social economy
here.-HaTpey,s Magazine.
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It is computed that the average inan-
eial life on Change in Wall street is on
ly six years; that the faces You see
there to-day win be gone tomorrow,
one Get Of brokers being succeeded by
another, and all in turn being wiped
ont" and compelled to seek living else
where.
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Twenty-three hundred Government
pensioners received their annual stipend
In New York city last week. Over
100000 were disbursed. s
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MASONIC.

EMPORIA LODGE, NO. u, A. +. & A. n.
meets at their hall on the Thursday of or next
preceding the full moon Of each month, and ev-
cry two weeks thereafter. Master Masons in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
A. r. BANCROFT, W. n.
E. P. BANCROFT. Sec'y.
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EmpOrla Chapter, u. D., r. a. M,
meets at Masunic Hall every Saturday evening,
at X O'Clock. Companions in good standing
are cordially invited TO attend.
E.P. BAScAOzT, sse'y.
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I. O. O. d.

Union Lodge No. Is, meets at their hall in
Emporia, third story Of new bank building,
every Tuesday evening at O'Clock p. m.
HIRAM CONNER, n. G.
J.w. MORRIS, Secretary.
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John w Gregg, of Philadelphia, has
left $117, 600 In charitable requests.
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Acres of improved land 80 miles n " of En-
poria; % acres of good bottom land; go acres
under fence; 20 acres under cultivation; pref
ty good log house, coal bank, 100 bearing trees,
5000 peach trees in nursery. Price S15 per
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
d Circuit Court for ohio County, W. Va,
rendered on the 10th day OF June, 1863, In
cause in chancery pending in said Court,
wherein John List IS complainant and An
ME u. List aud others are defendants,
will, on
Thursday, the 18TH day OF Augusta 1859,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed TO sell, at public
auction, 10 the highest and best bidder, at
the front door OF the Court House of ohio
County, w. Va, the following describ ed real
estate, viz:
Lots Nos one hundred and s!2iy-tour (l6D
and one hundred and sixty-hve ll61 IN Or
IOff A: IaneB addition TO the city, ON Zlnes
Island. Lots Nos. ono hundred and ninety
eight uSSJ and one hundred and ninety
nine (lS5) on the the east side OF ELM street.
aud the water lot lying east OF said two lots
known as lot No. eight (S) on Zane's Island.
Lot No. one hundred anu three (lC3) on the
west side OF Market Square, and the south
third GA OF lot No. one hundred and four
(IOI) adjoining lot lot No. l03 aud on which
west p feet OF lot No one hundred and
SeYenty.four (I74) on Zane street, in East
Wheeling, with all the rights of alleys be-
longing Thereto. Part OF lot No. four teen
uI) In square fourteen 90 ON Union street,
about l6 feet front, as described in q deed
from B. +, Vennum and wife dated August
2Oth, 1864.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-fourth of the Pur-
chase money 10 be paid in cash. and the re-
malnder In three equal tnstalmentJ at one,
two and three years, TO DC secured by notes
and deeds OF trust satisfactory TO the Com
missioner, and 10 bear interest from day OF
sale until payment.
DANIEL Z. LIST,
iy7-ts Commissioner.
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made 10 me by Jacob GrOsscloS and Bar
bara his wife, on the LIST day or June, 1856,
and OF record in the Recorders office OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, in Deed BOOK No. 3D.
page $50, SHALL on
wednesday, tho 2Ist day OF TnIy, 1869,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ at the front door OF the
Court House Of UhlO County, West Virginia,
proceed 10 sell at public auction, 10 the nigh
est and best bidder, the following described
Ing, UniO County, W. VA that Is 10 say
lot numbered seYentY-nlne (1vO In the Old
Town OF Wheeling, in the FIrsL Ward OF the
CITY OF wheeling, IrOnting on Market street,
ana which Is the second lot south from the
corner OF Adams street, on Market street, as
numbered and marked On the plat of said
city, together with All the aPpurtenanceS
tn5TeuntO belonging. or III any wise Appel-
tanning.
said deed of trust was given TO secure TO
Ferdinand Wlngerter (nOw ueCeASeul the
puncLual payment OF the sum OF seventeen
hundred dollars, which debt is evidenced by
II note bearing date J une Isl, 1866, payable
Ia ferdinand Wlngerter or order Oy JHcOD
IIlOssclOs, one gear after ddte, with interest
from date payable keml-annually. The in
IereSt has been paid upon said note up TO the
ISt day OF June, ls0S, but no part OF The
principal has been paid.
Ibis sale Is made To pay lhe pTlncl pal oil
said note, TO wit: the sum OF seven teen
hundred dollars (StTUOJ with interest thereon
from June LIST, 1865, TN paid, and the costs OF
this sale.
balance in two equal instruments at six and
Twelve months, the purchaser giving nOIeS
from date, pnd Title Will be retained until
the notes are paid.
This being the INST incumbrance on said
property the title the trustee Will give is be-
IIeved To be unit XCepltOnROle.
HAHNIBAL FORBES,
junl5-dts Trustee.
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commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
b Circuit Court for Ohio County, West
Virginia, rendered on the 10Th day Of June,
1859, IN a cause in chancery pending in said
Cont. vhereInC Caroline Gunner is complain
ant, and &. Elias StifeI, admir-, et ais are de-
PENDANTS, shall, on
wednesday, the 2Sth day fully, 1859,
At 10 O'Clock A. M, proceed TO sell, at public
auction, TO the highest and best bidder. at
the front door OF Inc Court House OF ohio
County, West Virginia, the following de-
scrIOed property, that Is TO say "a certain
piece or part OF lot NO. ten (IU) in Square
No. ten (IO), situated on the east side OF Mar
keL street, IN the City OF Wheeling. and be.
ginning Tor the same AT The south corner OF
said IoI on Market street and running North
on the line OF said lot GOIty-four 1eeti thence
east to the alley, a parallel with the south
line Of said lOIi thence iOrLy-four feet to the
south line OF said lot, anu thence TO the
place OF beginning" with all The buildings
anu appurtSnRnces thereunto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
balance In II and Is months. the purchaser
giving BOND with good security, Tor the de-
Ierred instruments, with interest from date.
Or all cash al purchasers option.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
JunEz-H special Commissioner.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Thef fol-
lowing Is list of deeds in fee admitted
to record In the office of the Recorder
of Ohio county, during the week ending
Friday, July 9, 1869: !.
Deed made July /, 1869, by Richard
II, Pratt and wife to James p. Wilkin-
son, for the south half of lot No. 2, west
side of Penn street, Wheeling IslRnd;
also, 8 feet of lot No. 8 In Robinson's
addition; $1,700. Admitted July,3, 1869.
Deed made June 19, 1869. by Samuel
Harper to George Carenbauer, for the
north one~third Of lot No. 6s, in Fifth
Ward, Main street, south of Second;
81. 900. Admitted July 8, 1869.
Deed made July 6, 1869, by Amelia
Unterzuber to Christian Unterzuber,
for the undivided half OF lot No. II in
square No. q, South Wheeling. Ad-
mitted sameday.
Deed made July Ist, 1859, by Alex.
NJ. Jacob and wife to W. w. Miller, for
25 acres of land, part of the Wadding-
ton Farm; $1,000 Admitted July OH,
1869.
Deed made July 6, 1869. by s. Brady
and wife to Michael McGraw, for the
east half OF lot No. 1928, Zane street, East
Wheeling; $3.50. Admitted same day.
Deed made April 8. 1910, by Daniel
Zane and others to E. Day and D. Hub
bard, in trust for Elizabeth Hamilton,
wife of Robt. Hamilton, for lots Nos. 8,
9 and 10 In square No. %, Bellsire addi-
ton; 81 300. Admitted July 6, 1869.
Deed made June 20, 1869, by James
W. Paxton and wife to Henry B. and
Robert B. McLain for lot No. 9 and the
north half of lot No. 10 in square No. 6,
fronting 100 feet and IL inches on Mar
ket street; $4,000. Admitted July z,
1869.
Deed made June 4, 1859, by Thomas
81. Reed and wife TO William Godfrey
for Is feet of the south part OF lot No.
222, west side of Eof street, Centre
Wheeling; 81, 500. Admitted July z,
1890
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commissioners Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
b Circuit Court for Ohio county, West
Virginia, rendered on the 10th day OF June
1862 IL q cause in ChanceTy pending In said
Court, wherein John BaSnAr et ais are COM
plainanLs, and Mary a. SIGmm is defend
ant, shall, on
wednesday, the 2SIh day of July, 1850.
Alto O'Clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell, at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder, At
the front door OF the Court House OF ohio
County West Virginia. The following de-
scTibed property mat Ii 10 say: ALI that
lot of land lying on benny street, SpriRg
ROW, in the Town OF sOuIh WheelIng ohio
County, W. Va, and designated ON Inc plat
OF said town as lot numbered tIuen (i5) :"
with all the buildings and apPuI tenauces
tnereunto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-tlIird cash, and the
bRlan ce in u anu IL months purcha Ser glviDs
bond with GOOD security, for the deferred in :
SLaImenLs, with interest from date. Or all
cash, At purchasers option.
HASSIBAL FORBES
fupS2-ts Special Commissioners
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THE vast amount of Plantation Bit
ters now being sold and shipped from
New York is almost incredible. Go
when and where you will-along the
wharves and piers. and at the depots-
you will see great piles OF these Bitters
awaiting shipment and conveyance to
every nook and corner OF the country,
and to hundreds OF foreign ports. They
are very popular among all classes of
people, and are conceded to be just the
thing for this climate. No Bltters have
yet been introduced which have become
so deservedly popular and worthy OF
patronage, to all who require tonic
and stimulant. They are prepared
with pure st. Croix Rum, Calisaya
and Cascarilla Bark, and all the world
knows full we'll what beneficial results
accrue from these combinations.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eodd&W
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IMPORTANT SUGGEsTIoN.-The sewers
of the city have become very foul and,
at night especially, give out fetid and
poisonous exhalations. Their condi.
ton, the weather., and the season, all
unite to warn us that they ought to be
cleansed. Water is abundant, and why
should they not be frequently flooded
from the fire plugs and the offensive
matter thoroughly washed out? AT this
season this ought to be done at least
once week. This would also clean
the water pipes and render the water
less offensive for use than 1t now is.
There is nothing like free use of water
for health. 1t is abundant and the
people OF the city pay enough for 1t to
have 1T literally used in preserving
their health. We trust it will be done.
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SEWING MACHINES.

METHODIST Book CONCERN,
200 Mulberry Street, N. Y.
Being In constant receipt of inquiries
from our brethren respecting Sewing
Machines, with requests to recommend
and purchase, we have in conjunction
with some lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various
machines OF practical value for family
sewing and find those made by the
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany, to fully combine the essentials of
a good instrument, and such as we can
confidently recommend. Having seen
so favorable results from their use in
our own and the households of our
friends, we are DESTROYS that their
benefit should be shared by all our
brethren, and hence haze interested
ourselves in their behalf.
ABEL STEVENS, JAMES FLoY,
DANIEL WISE, DAVID TERRY,
THos. CARLTON, J. PORTER,
J. B. EDWARDS, WIN. A. Cox.
cod.
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POLICE CoURT.-Business In the Po-
lice Court Saturday morning was light.
Mrs. Stephen Quinn was charged with
using abusive language towards a
neighbor woman. The testimony was
clear and direct, and Mrs. O., although
not present at the trial, was fined five
dollars and costs.
William Patterson, driver on the Is
land branch of the street cars, WAS COM
planned of for committing an assault
on passenger. 1t was shown in evil
dence that Patterson insisted that the
passenger owed a fare for a previous
ride. A ten dollar bill was offered him
to change, which he could not do.
Words followed and the debtor was
elected violently from the car. Patter-
son was fined ten dollars and costs.
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For Sale.

cNEC STEAM ENGINES AND
= BJILEKs or the following dimensions,
VIZ: One Steam Engine. oHa men pore, 10
~ Inches bore, II inches stroke; one Steam
tnRInr, II inch cylinder, feet stroke; one
Steam Engine a Inch cylinder, 4 feet stroke;
oae steam Engine; l6 inch cylinder, 4 feet
sIIOke; one DOubfe-Flued Boiler, AZ inches
diameter, "A feet long; one Double. Flned
Boiler 81 inches diameter, II feet long; one
Vertical Boiler (good as new). Also Hot and
Cold Water Pumps, new and secondhand, ,
all of which will be sold cheap for cash,
Address HOBBS, TAYLOR q CO,
iy7-2W Wheeling, West Va.
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Picnic on SATURDAY.-The Turner's
of the city turned out Saturday and
marched through several streets, pre-
coded by Vaas' band. After sometime
spent in parading through the town,
they went to the Fair Grounds on the
Island and spent the day in giving e1-
hioitions OF their skill in gymnastics,
dancing, shooting, &c. The most per-
feet order prevailed. and the Society,
with a goodly number of friends, re.
turned to the city in the evening we'll
pleased with the day and the manner
in which they had passed it.
There were several prizes awarded
among the gymnasts, but we could not
ascertain the names Of the successful
contestants.
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SoLD.-Yesterday morning a saloon
keeper near this city proceeded to the
cellar of his establishment where his
stock OF lager was kept and tapped In
due form a key of the "foamy" bever-
age, after which he placed it on the
stand, ready for his customers as they
called in: You may judge Of his sur.
prise when he discovered that the keg
from which he expected to reap a
goodly harvest OF five cent pieces con-
tanned nothing but pure t0Gter. Doubt
less there was some terrible swearing
done in badly constructed English
when that saloon keeper comprehended
the situation. Uncle Sam may set
down the tax on that keg as clear pro-
fit. Itwas duly stamped.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The Supreme
Chancellor Of this new Order, Samuel
Read, recently instituted a Grand
Lodge in this State, at Berkeley Springs,
with the following officers: V. G. p,
Rev. VIM. Gerhardt, of Martinsburg /;
&. c., Charles Edgcomb, of Martins
burg; v. G. c., j. Hope Sutor, Of New
burg; G. r. and C. s., Hon. J. Rufus
Smith, of Berkeley Springs; G. B., John
+. Smith, of Middleway; C. G., John
NJ. Miller, of Wheeling; G. I. s., ]. II.
McAtee, of Piedmont; G. o. s., Henry
Willard, of Berkeley Springs.
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For Sale.

A FINE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
"A with eight rooms, cellar, cihteTn, &C., in
good oIderLR desirable situation, AT the
west end OF Bridgeport ONO, corner lot 10 by
lOO feet, with u good well, large barn with
granRries, &c, and lot ornRmented with
HnTuDbery, truit trees, grapes, &C. wan be
sold on e1Esy terms. Apply to
DIR. ID, CAPEhAkT, Bridgeport, Ohio,
Or at Otfice OF Sheridan COaI WORKS, Mar
ket ST., oppo. Union ST., Wheeling, ~. Va.
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MATRIAoNIAL.-Bus in the mat.
rimonial market revived somewhat
during the past week. Recorder Woods
had the satisfaction OF placing the ne
cessary papers in the hands of five ex-
pectant grooms. up to Friday evening.
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIoN.-We learn
that preparations are in active progress
here to celebrate, in September, the an
niversary OF Baron Humbolt's birth.
The different German societies in the
city are at the head of the movement,
and it is proposed to make it memora-
BILE occasion. Duo notice will be given
of the particnlars.
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al CANNOT sBB." said Mrs. Parting
ton, and so say hundreds OF our read
ers. Those thus afflicted should pur.
chase a pair of those superior glasses
sold at Oxtoby 81 Duflleld's Jewelry
Store, 1O3 Main street. Large stock of
spectacles, watches. clocks, jewelry,
gold pens, &C., at "1O3."
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TILL TAPPED. & Saturday morning
the money drawer of w. II. Resler,
grocer in Bellaire, was robbed of six or
eight dollars in bills. besides small
amount in fractional currency. MIR.
RS wife was in charge of the store,
and had stepped into an adjoining
apartment for a moment. During her
absence the money was taken. Two ne
groes were in the grocery at the time
and were Immediately taken into GUS
Mayor and an examination al once had.
Money was found on them but 1t could
not be identified as that taken. They
were thereupon set at liberty.
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New Two Story Brick Residence
For Sala

i substantial brick residence situated on
the corner OF Market street and Alley d,
Centre Wheeling. The house Is new, con-
Lains rooms, and has good cellar. The pa
perlng painting and granting now new, and
everything about inc place Is IN complete
order. CHOS. O'BkIEN,
Real Estate Agent, custom House.
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nler employer.

Boy DRowNED.-On Friday evening
last u son of Mr.. Boyles, merchant in
Lagrange, Jefferson county, Ohio, in
company with others, went into the
river at that place to battle. Young
Boyles was drowned, and we are re-
quested TO state that information of the
recovery OF the body will be thankfully
received by the afflicted parents. The
deceased was about eleven years old,
had scar on his face, and hair closely
trimmed. Letters addressed, to Mr.. B.
at Phillipsburg, Jefferson county, Ohio,
will reach him.