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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01

THE Baltimore american says that
Notwithstanding a heavy rate OF taxa
ton the State debt OF Maryland has
been increased 100000 during the
past two years, under Democratic rule.
When the Republicans turned over the
State government In 1896, there was q
balance Of SS67sl6 90 cash in hand In
The treasury. Maryland, says the
american, is now more completely un.
der Democratic rule than any other
State In tho Union. There Is. not a
Constable or County Commissioner
not member OF the Legislature or
City Commissioner, In any section OF
the State who Is not radical Demo.
crak.
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ONLY ONE

Hair Dye has been proved poisonlssI Pro.
ieasor ohllton, whose reputation as an an.
alytical chemist gives his statements the
weigh! OF authority, announces that
OrtStadoro's Excelsior Dye
has been subjected to the proper tests In his
laboratory, and that tho results chow II 10
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS,
as well - admirably adapted 10 the pur.
poses for which It Ia designed. This II I'm.
portant, % The public has Just been warnO,I.
by two leading scientific organs, agalnss
THIRrY DEADLY DYES
now before the public.
CRlsrADoRoS HAIR PRESERVA-
TIVE, " a Dressing, aotl like cham on
The hair Afler Dyeing. Try u,
OCtll.lmdkW
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srrtlaI ArtItts
Tho Healing Pool.

ESSAYS ron YouNo MEN, who have iAslcn
INTO vicious habits, and now desire q higher
life, and o better MANHOOD, with certain
means OF relief for tho afflicted. 5Gnt In
scaled letter envelopes, FREQ Of charge. Ad.
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r
philadelphia, Pa, sz.. sop8-Smd&v
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THE LARGEST APPLE.-James Cochs
ran OF Grant township, has left with us
the largest apple we have seen this
year. II weighs 2lH ounces. Who can
beat that2 Bring on your apples with
their names.-RGue'IstCood NetOS.
The largest apple we have ever heard
OF Is one raised this season near Shlnns.
ton, Harrison county. It Is reported
to weigh two pounds and quartcr-30
ounces. VIII some OF our friends out
there give US the name OF the gentle.
man who grew this enormous apple,
and the YarIetYf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01

SAMUEL HORNY HAND GARY Is on his
way to Ireland; what for nobody knows.
Probably he goes as immigration agent
Of the Democratic party. He stopped
in New York aud made a Democratic
speech and temperance speech. Sam.
uel Is mixer OF oil and water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01

WIN. H. DUOKwoRTH, charged with
the murder Of Jay Johnson, an express
messenger, on the 10Th OF April last, an
account OF which, our readers will 70.
collect, we published at the time, was
tried last week In Cumberland, and on
Monday last, theeJury rendered YER.
dict OF NOT GUILTY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01

THB Bachelors Club Of Topeka
hAnsas, late y offered q reward OF $40
Ior the preltlest unmarried girl OF over
nIteen years Of age, and the editors OF
Iopeka were appointed the Judges. Az
ter q careful scrutiny, they decided that
first premium,
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The Annapolis correspondence ofthe
Baltimore Sun says that Theodore Hoh-
man, recently discharged from the U.
s. Marine Corps, died suddenly Thurs
day morning. Holman was from. this
city, and has brother now here in the
tobacco house Of Singleton & Co.
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A YOUNG girl, daughter OF Mr.. Gus
tavs Miller, OF Cleveland, Ohio, pour
ed some coal oil upon the kindllngs 10
facilitate the lighting OF IA fire on We'd
-nesday. Slumber!ng Goals communi-
Gated FIRE 70 the oil, the can exploded,
and the girl was burned 80 terribly
that after lingering In great Hgony un.
I'll Friday, che diedI
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THE Cincinnati Enquirer proclalms
that Andrew johnson ls to be mem
Der OF the next Congress. The House,
IL says, was Ex-PresIdent Adams' DO.
sitIon' and It Will be Ex-PresIdent
Johnson's." Hsis going there.
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The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.

The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
This "a admitted 70 be tho met by The
thousands who are now using nr. Tobias
Celebrated Venetian Liniment. II hAa been
introduced since 1871 and NO one once
trying Il Is ever without It. twill positive.
" cure the aforementioned complaints, IL
used az directed,
Chronic rheumatism. Sore ThfoaS Head.
ache, Toothacho, spraInS, Bruises, Old Sores.
swolllnga, Mosquito Bites, and Pains in the
Back, Chest or Limbs. Also taken inter-
nally for Cholera, DIaIrhea, Dysontsry,
Group, Collie. sea Sickness, spGsm, DO. II
Is perfectly harmless TO take internally.
(See oath accompanying each bottle.) II
has never failed TO cure every case Of
Diarrhua, DySentery, and Group, II used
when inst taken. Always have bottle in
tho house in readiness and you viii never
regret IT, .... ... .
Price, Fifty Gents and Ono Dollar. Sold
BY the Druggists and storekeepeIA Dspot,
10 Park Place, New York. r,.. a.-.
Octll-lmd&w .rrr
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'MI son. said q man OF doubtful
morals, putting his hand on the head
OF young urchlu. 4 believe Satan has
got hold Of you.' ! believe 80, TOO,
was the reply.
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Weak Back, Pains Of the Side Of
the Hips,

And noo1t tho Kidneys, are relieved ut
oncO BY ttfe application OF ono o. .
Alloock's Porous Pastors.
'GANSTowN. ALA, Nov. 81, lS0S.
sAcasrA Taos Auoock 8 o.. :-DurIng an
extensive practice Of fen years have bean
frequent witness Of the magical qualities
OF your Porous Plastors. can certify that
they are all you claim for them. ...
"ROBERT E. OAM PBEI.LA N. d.
DR Myer, Of Savannah. Ga, says they arc
tho best mechanical supporters for weak
muscles ever discovered that by their
warming properties they bring power and
health, until the power and strength OF the
muscles arc entirely restored; that lie knows
q case where AllOOck's PlAstOn cured q gen.
tlenlAu OF weak spine, that he daily pre-
ScrlbCs them In his practice. with the hap
pIost resultA oCtIl-lmd&w
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West Virginia Election.
wood County.

BfpH uto Times Of Ffiddy.
Parkersburg TownshIp-For Sena-
tor, Gather NIB. Rep. has q majority
Of S52. For House Of Delegates, j. NJ.
Jaokson's majority 10 20i. AGneW's
majority over Gano 10 70.
Judging from the returns OF seven
townships, there is no more doubt that
Gather for Senate has handsome ma.
torlty, In the county, over Swan, For
House OF Delegates, Mr.. ]. N. jackson
and Agnew are elected.
The Tines editorially comments thus:
The election Is over. The proscrip-
lives were taught wholesome lesson.
We, II 10 true, lost our Delegate, who
occupied such q prominent position In
The endorsement OF the liberal move.
ment, which soon will and has To pre-.
vail; but we are oonsoled by the fact
that all the prosorlpllve candidates have
sustained shocking defeat; not one OF
them could secure his election, though
they have resortsd 10 allkinds Of means
to accomplish that dearly coveted re.
suit. Well may they howl now; we
have no sympathy with them, their
doom ID we'll deserved. Their opposl.
zion to Mr.. Hutchinson, the Republican
candidate, has sealed their fate; his de-.
feat implied their downfall and they
can appreciate now the mighty ~ aid
OF the clique; which Intends TO rule or
ruin. AS they cannot rule, they sue
ceeded In running those who were blind
enough to entrnst their success to their
engineering, This ls the solution ofthe
question: Who has caused our defeat2
Harrison.
The Clarksburg Conservative, printed
Friday, gives the vote Of Harrison for
House Of Delegates, lacking one town
ship. II stands: Davis (Dem. 993, GOT
(Rep.) 923, oarlIle 500. Lewis (Dsm. } ssl.
This elects Messrs. Davis and Goh, one
on each ticket. tits not supposed the
other township to be heard from will
change the result.
Brooke.
The vote OF this county for Leglala-
ture, as reported In the Wellshurg Meas,
foots up as follows:
For Senate-Applegate (Dem.) Ss5,
Johnson (Rsp. 2S4. Applegate's major
ity 10l.
For Houso-Hervey lDem. J $40, GIst
(Rep.) 2S4. Hervey'B majority 90.
Gen. Milton Wells, Republican can>
dldate for County Superintendent OF
Schools, Is elected.
MonoBgnlIa.
MoRaANTowN, ". VA,
Oct, g, ls69-9P.
To the Editors OF the Intelligencer:
GENTS POLLS Just closed here, with
following results:
6enats-Orane, Republican, 1853; Zlnn,
Let up Republican, 50.
House OF Observation-Disclosures, Re-
publican, l5l; Price, Republican, 1903;
J. J. Brown, Democrat, Is.
Vote In county very light J.V.B.
BArbour.
PH1LL1PA, Ocs. 20, 1909.
To the Editor Of the 1ntellIgencer.
The following Is the vote In this
county as far as heard from:
For Senate-Daytou, (mOd. Rep. sos,
Jackson, (Dem.) lis. 'Dayton's mai,
For House OF Delegates-Howes,
LRep. nomineel 900: Teter, Glib. Rep
S95. Teter's maj, 126.
Two townships yet to be beard from
will increase Teter's majority at least
P. 8. In one township (Glade) not
reported In the list, 1 have Just learned
that Howes received but one vote. II
will be safe TO say that Teter's majority
will be increased 80. Yours. &C.,
nADu0TIp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01

A KENTUCKY paper proposes Richard
NJ. SpaldIng for United States Senator
In place Of Mr.. McCreery. Another
names John Quincy Adams King.
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THOMAS WAY was the Republican
nominee for House of Delegates In T'y-
Ter county. No news yet from that
county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01

O0G104s = 4949 In ! HO0
For Hear, Or
Government and all otherl
Coupon Securities, icclu. 81 90 per $1,000
ding Bank Bllls."............,J
Gold Coin or Bullion .....,.......,.. l q ~ LOO
Silver Coin or Bullion. ............ 200 e" 1000
Silver or Gold Plate, under
seal, on owners estimated
OF full value, and rate 100 no
subject 10 adjustment for
bulk, on basis oL........
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers gener-
ally, when OF no liked value, 81 year each,
or according 70 bulk.
Wills, IS, which premium covers the re-
malnder OF the life OF the maker.
Cash Boxes, or small Tin Boxes, for papers
OF Bankers. Capitalists, Merchants, Law.
yers, TradeSmen1 Families, &C., will be re-
ceived at SIS each box or trunk per year.
contentH unknown 10 the Company, and
liability limited, or they will DO Insured for
the full amount, the contents being known,
dOllar,9
the Company Ia also prepared 10 Rent
Small Iron Safes, leach furnished with a Tin
Box,) inside It's BuHlar-Prool Vault, Ihe
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof,
at the following rates, vIEi SIS, sal, $50, $50,
go ana tl00 per annum. Also, 10 store
Books OF Account, Records, Valuable Title
Papers, etc., 81 reasonable rates
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01
THE FALL RACES

THE FALL RACES
over THE WHEELING ISLAND
" TToItlnH Park, will commence Wednes-
day, November 81, and continue three days.
Competition open 70 all.
wednesday,. November I'd.
First Race; Running, mile heats, 3 In 6,
open 10 all. LIST horse, as; ID horse, S@.
4ec0nd Race, Trottlng, mile heats, Q in 8,
TO hRIneRB, for hor, oS that have never beaten
40 In public prior 10 September lSt. LIST
horse, 800; ID horse, 50.
Thursday, November dth.
First Race, purse Vl26, Running. mile
heats, 2 In 3, for year Odds. LIST horse, 500;
second Race, TrottinR, mile heats, 3 in s,
90 as they please. LIST horse, &0i I'd hone,
Friday, November 9th.
FirBt Race, Running, two mile heats, Q In
3, for oil aged. McLure House puISe.
Second Race, Pacing, go as they please,
mile heats. 3 In s. Chrlstman House purse,
SlG0. lat horse, 76; ~ horse, 60; 81 horse,
Third Race. Trottlng, mile heats, 8 in 8, to
harness, open 70 all horses. LIST hone, $50;
Entrance 70 nll pur0os, 10 per cent; sto en-.
Admission 50 cents Ladies' free.
J.F. RAYN0LD9,
CCt2llw Proprietor.
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8tv aAysy, stmsuts.
Frat Ward pnhlln School.

'I,,,, ,IrtzBRs or WASHINGTON
L lUwnshIp ale hereby notified thhI
sGhOUl will 30 opened Ia The new blildln s
In the FiFst Ward, on wednesday, NOvem.
~ F,S, WILLIAMS,
f0Yl!lt superintendent.
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Anthracite Coal.
Ornamental Iron Work.

TTTRARE AGENTS FOR WOODS Phlla.
w delphlR Iron Works, aud Will furnish
alt kinds OF ornamental iron work, such As
Vorandahs, Fences, Statues, Fountains, Va
res, window Guards, Furniture. stable Fix
tuEeb, &C.
noyl.3teOl METOALF & HURT,
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Writ Q. H., WEST Vail
October %, 1869.

ShSSNA ~ 1SoOt
To the Editors ofths 1ntelllEencsr
Official returns from all tho town.
ships give o. B. Fisher, Republican
nominee for House OF Delegates, over
100 majority over r. G. Doyener, indie
pendent. Yours, 10. T. A. G,
The Writ county Democrat had the
following 10 say about Mr.. Fisher, be-
fore the election:
Q. B. Fisher, Esq, lsthe regular NOM
inee OF the Republican party, Rndiwhen
nominated was asked no questions re-
garding his political views, and couse.
quently gave none. But we urder~
stand that his Views are fqyorab BILE
TO the liberal policy OF the Republl.
can party; that he IL opposed to ciIques
and rlnGs OF every kind; and 10 III IA j..
vor ofthe immediate repeal Of the law
yers', teachers and SuitorRi oAths,-
While he has not BlgnIfied his intention
to support any particular policy, We
believe he Iwill, IT, elected, advocate
what is best for the public good. irree>
pectlve OF party. This we consider
good doctSlne, aud only wish oil OF our
Lawmakers would .sact likewise. On
sASoo kAouuOh huu WIN IuebH VI6W1,
Mr.. Fisher presents himself before the
voters Of this county for their suffrage.
For Mr.. Fisher we will say this much:
We believe him 10 be thorough gen.
tlsn1an and an honest, sober and up
right citizen, and II the voters OF this
county elect him member OF the Leg.
lslAture, VIC believe he will act fairly,
honestly aud impartlally towards Ill
parties;
Jefferson.
The sbepherdstown Register gives
the following result In jefferson county
for Legislature
For Senate-Gold. (Rep. )l46: Koonce,
(Rep.) l45; BlLlmyer, (ll6 Rep.) lbs;
Kitchen, (llb. Rep lO4.
For HouSe-Beltzhoover, Dem 1874;
Miller, (Rep.) l2S: Chambers, (Rep.j
l24; Wilson, (Dem.) Of; Fayman (Rep.
%; Spangler, (Rep,) II. Beltz6oover
(Dem.) and Miller (Rep.l are elected.
The Register adds:
AT the time Of going to press VIC have
no definite news from Berkeley county,
but reports ure that the tickets are
running closely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01

EIV"t ESS &'ttASpSHACNt1
Hoo THIEF.-Last Wednesday night
some bold thief, whose belly was larger
than his muscle, went into Geo. Allen's
hog pen, killed a hog with an AK, and
carried Il into Mr.. Dryden's pasture and
left II. The hog weighed about 200 lbs.
hence we suppose the fellow found that
he had too big q load and gave up the
Job In dispair.
SURGICAL OrERATToN.-Last Tues
day, +, Carroll, NJ. D., operated upon .
little son OF Benz. 1. Oldaker on eighteen
mile creek, for cataract. The boy had
been blind for several years until u
single stroke OF the cornea.k knife In the
hands OF DR.. Carroll restored the lad to
his sight. Both eyes were operated
upon the Same day, and we are inform
ed this Is the most successful operation
for cataract ever made In this county.
Harrison.
From he Conservative,
CALEB ROBINSON, OF Prospect Valley,
while going to work on the 18th inst,
fell down and died Instantly.
A SNAKE with two heads, pOrfectly
formed, was recently killed In Prospect
Valley. aud Ia now In liquor In doc.
tors shop there. What species OF ser
peut Il belongs to Ia unknown,
A TEACHERS Institute Is to be held
In Turtletown on the first Friday and
Saturday OF November.
ISAAC r. COCHRAN sold his farm, at
Turtletown, to j. l. Combs, for fifteen
dollars per acre.
LAST Friday some one broke into
William Rozler's house at Wllsouburg,
during his absence, and abstracIed
eleven dollars from pocket book
placed In q chest. He broke open the
chest but disturbed nothing else.
AN animal, supposed to be lynx, 10
providing around Prospect Valley. It
chased some boys who were ont hunt
Ing and whipped some dogs.
HRNRr BAssRL had a fine mare stolen
from his pasture field on the 18th.
TAylOF.
TAYLOR county, at the recent election
voted on proposition to. subscribe
soc, 900 TO the West Va. Railway
The national Republican., 1869-01-29
TeIegraphic Summary.

AT the annual meeting of the Cleveland and
Mahoning railroad, the stockholders voted to
sustain the action OF tho directors In protest.
Ing against the transfer of lease by tho At
The new board was authorized to take meas
ufes to receive control Of the road, It being
claimed that BY the laws Of Ohio the Atlantic
the Cleveland and Mahoning by attempting to
transfer to corporation outside OF the State
Of Ohio.
the Government com mmissioners have ao.
cepted another section OF the Uuion Pacific
railroad, ending at the one thousAndth mile
pGst. The Central Pacific 10 completed sos
II lies east Of Sacramento.
IN THE 18th Of February a woman's rights
convention viii be held In Chicago, under the
auspices Of Sorosis Society.
TaR Governor Of Pennsylvania has signed
the death warrant for the execution OF Gerald
Eaton, on the 26th OF February, for themurder
OF Timothy HeenAn,
The national Republican., 1869-01-29

A SCREw LoosE IN THE Fire DEPARTMENT.
There is considerable talk just now among
corporation officials as to the admI nj nistration
OF the affairs Of the hre department. II APP
pears that the appropriation made for the ex-
Penses OF the department for the year ending
June so next has already been exhausted, and
there are still number OF bills unpaid 1t is
charged that this unpleasant state OF things is
due largely to bad management, by which
valuable horses have been killed or crippled
apparatus broken, &c. There 10 also an Item
OF loss TO the extent of 400 through the defal.
cation OF the late secretary. The Councilsi
Fire Department Committee will, 1t 10 under
stood, Investigate the affairs OF the depart.
ment, when the responsibility for the awk.
ward condition OF things will be placed where
II belongs, and reform undertaken.
We copy the above from the Evening Star OF
yesterday. For some weeks past our reporter
has been conversant with faets 10 regard to
department, which, for sundry reasons we re.
Trained from publishing. Now that reference
has been made to the state OF affairs at present
existing, we propose to state some facts OBJ
tsined from the president Of the board OF com.
missioneTs.
1t was published some time ago that the Sec
retary OF the board had been suspe nded for an
alleged defalcation, and Justice L. l., CorbIn
placed In his stead. From an examination OF
the books made by that gentleman, and from
letters written by W. II. Stewart, the deposed
secretary, II appears that he has appropriated
to his own use the sum OF $3.50 and a fraction
more. This amount Stewart confesses to have
appropriated to his own use, and states that
II time had been allowed him he would have
reimbursed the corporation.
The national Republican., 1869-01-29

PRovIDEST AID SoCTEry.-The demand for
succor from this Institution still continues
unabated, and In consequence OF the unpAr-
alleled number OF deserving persons out OF
nearly exhausted Its stores Of fuel, groceries
and clothing. II will be remembered that at
about this time last year there were employed
while at the present time there are only 800
employed, and those discharged being prlncl.
pally OF the laboring class, with large fami.
ask aims OF the Provident Aid Society The
great drain upon the resources OF the society
cannot be successfully met without our libef.
aHy'disposed people come to the rescue and
donate their mite to aid the good cause.
Yesterday Mrs. Wright, on NJ street, sent a
large bundle OF partially-worn clothing to be
distributed to the poor, for which the managers
return thanks.
AT the Seventh ward soup.house yesterday
there were Issued 1000 loayes OF bread and
l2O gallons OF soup, serving $50 families.
The national Republican., 1869-01-29

POLICE lsTELLIdENCB.-JAmes l.. Wilson,
charged with peddling without license, was
hned $40 by Justice CLARK, toward liQuldating
the corporation indebtedness.
Moseby Jackson, eolored, was fined IS for an
assault ana battery upon Emma Jackson.
U. Hutchins was fined % and NJ. Pope 40
Tor violating the hack law
Henry Johnson, Dennis Lomas, VIM. Far.
mer, and Thomas Ward, coloTed, for disordeTly
conduct, were each fined f3 by Justice Lynch
George Dent, colored, was arrested on a
bench warrant Issued by Justice Cartier, and
delivered over to the Marshal by Justice
Tucker.
VIM. Miller was arrested by Ofiicer Alder,
charged with the larceny OF two oYercoAts, the
property OF Mr.. Marshall Brown. A hearing
was had before Justice Clark, and the accused
was sent to jail to anawer before court.
Lieut., Johnson and oHioers OF the county
police, on Wednesday, succeeded in arrestIn na
two men charged with stealing a gold watch
and other articles Of value from n gentleman
residing In Frederick county, Md. The par.
ties had a hearing before Justice Thompson
yesterday morning, and being positively iden
tihed as the thieves, are held TO await relui
sition from the Governor Of Maryland. Their
names are given as John Welsh and James
Sommers.
The national Republican., 1869-01-29

Police BoARD.-At the meeting OF the Com.
ternoon the following business was trans
acted
Applications for liquor licenses were refused
George W. Driver, George Foth, John Corri.
gan, John Weenan, Flanigan Brereton, W IN,
Clements, Jeremiah Costello, Patrick Nc.
Keys, Michael Breen, NJ. b. Scanlon, Peter
Schaefer, VIM. II. Simpson, James Mcclure
The licenses Of Daniel 0'Leary and p. J
Callahon, OF Georgetown, were also disap.
proved.
Patrick Hickey was appointed a private on
the force, vice l., p. Seibold, promoted,
John J. Hill was reappointed an additional
private for ninety days to do duty at the
Northern Liberties market.
The national Republican., 1869-01-29

FUNERAL OF Mr.. SMART.-The funeral Of
George II. Smart, who died on Tuesday last,
took place yesterday from St. Johns church.
The remains were escorted to their last resting
place by Hiram Lodge, No. 10, OF Free and Ac-
eepted Mssons and a large conoourse OF rels.
tlyes and friends. The Impressive service Of
the Episcopal Church were performed by the
Smart has been for long time an attAche OF
different legations as steward, and was widely
known and highly respected.
The national Republican., 1869-01-29

SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-Messrs. Cooper s.
following lots, 10 Cru tehett's subdivision, OF
square No. 100, bounded by q and + streets
north and First and Second streets east; Lot
Broadhead; lots to II Inclusive, at l2IS cents,
to Den. ID. s. Walker lots u to II inclusive,
at l3li cents, to U. Boyle; lots IS to 81 inclu.
slve, at lal cents, to Gen. ID; s. Walker lots
% and %, at 10 cents, to VIM. Thompson.