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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

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NEW YonE, February 3saiio p. =. ,-oo.teu
sugar arsT Suisa I and s9saay FISur auii saS M
ehsnged' wheat quiet and tesan spriae
NMQtllsi wln t mhsat, tlB; Oorn nrmstl
.,.sagi Ssta ST esUt. rye dui aud Sonissi
ee4eS cents Fork quiet and stsadyi W. oold
liaG. -!-Z-. .Es.'
nALrIHonnHAHERT v.
have to report today quiet market for -four,
but prices remain steady for all descriptions.
we hsys ~ M,
bls," At $40, and for hone eonsuIphon q
100 barrels Howard Street sgPsr A. 49, lSo
esrres ao, y - siia TX ~ P.,is
At from % 70 1910 per barrel, 4, ia- ...Sr- :,
ordfn, zReceipu were light this hofnlpN OF
all aaristies. Aad TIE matsst gensIsiiI aah,
reported Of only few hundred buahsh Penn-
'JiIS ,sa y ysd ~ ,,A. an. q,
white was dull and nominal, with no sales
worth mentioning. jug.
,RE,-ssls. were TSDostsd today q soo bush
prime PeunsylvaniS Al I.OS.
Oah.-Snes To-Day o. 600 buahela good ~ "
cents, and 1000 do. prime atSt cents. Market
quiTS' but today ss have S.sta :! u sales,
oGOis , sl9 ,o 10 bend q, liSis cent.
fe0iTX cents for good 70 prime, and lsnie
cents, gold, for choice 10 fancy lots. Stock
here today 1900 bags Rio. - ..fLt.rf .r.r
CotfoA.-mAfket eontinuea dull and heavy,
We hear OF ne sales, and We quote Upland
nominh aa iollovs, via: 1o1l01oH cents for
ordinary, nA@nA cents for good ordinary,
aa017Z cents for low middllnG, and 1S0mH
cents for middllnE. 80
HoiaISsI.-MAfket IL very dull this nothing
Tor oiayed, tssts cents foI Masooyado, Porto
Rico al aS(fOo cents, and English IulAnd At 80
$50 cents per gallon. The stock here ID up-
wards OF 900 hhds,, chiefly Cuba. -. =
MAJ Feea-ws quote Brownstufr ~ scarce
and higher, rs cents per buAhel.J MtdAlinEa
still sell al sO05S cents for light, and lo6ls
cents per bushel for heavy. taT
Propiff0af--The market coal inuea nrm and
with rather an upward tondeney, though n IL
not very active. Bacon IL 1tin JobbinI as
follows,yI a. Al l2l cents for ShOuldsFa, lgIf0
sssS s' rs dS SS%s Of fossd
lots. We hear Of. no further SAWS OF bulk
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28
DIED.

| DIED.
oAssaHS. vie % wn. oahmAsE, in the nj
isssrsf WIN take place non The r,,Idsss, q
bs5 hrahanA on The Seventh -atrssl road, near ths
~ ,Sslisk- Tbs frisnds ofths hmiiT are inNl,.sd
S'IssEL ia ossrs.,.vn, On n. ss,A lD,,as,, Al
d;NSaAt:S q hsi.l. I6os' ssd Kill ii 6i.ssl. 81.
ssrslsa y y ssic.HS e. E S' filHisy
Be oa'r'4 fss ne isSSss y 81 sui ~
M i At sE, 1.. s. SssiRS si sA
,I n99fH; .oa ihs issA instant. FElBSIsD RorH,
,x.rl:sd. "a .sss.lp,.no.. Of u, nmlly ar. in.
.nas y. 49, ahs faneral, this {heudayl amer
tSsss s ssSss s:, Ten No. ~ Sixth street. b.
-. tPhiiadslphiA papsra please sspJ.J
NIX. -on the 18Th iualant, CaIlLIs FRaScH,
% Ss,y sss tE.ssh y ana hsriE hiI' sG'd u
%i.s.'s pSs' SS'siSss. csis " BtIGS. Si:d
GiBP, -os As s,,A ia.s..,. J,.,u HENS,
sldaat uGh.sI u ne late coioasI Wa Hsbb.
viz cSsss sy9 a::s;S shss she bore
JGts sSd SsrSiss 'fbs ssISS.L nf'n' son Of
CLARK ..ThII.aay, Ne astA iast.nt, EiiIiN
sad isai. Y tsfSSssa S SS'Sssi 70, q
rio fslsrSl, to witch de f.,.nd, Of IN. family
erS i9yltsd 70 attend, Will TAXA placS from her
i,sAs;E rS'i3ssss, " lss street, bslvs.h TAR;
o'eloek, and proceed 70 81 MssIhsTis ekuTsh,
where requiem mass will Be eeisbrAisd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

The IMPORTANCE Of preserving cancelled
coupons as vouchers has recently been sin.
gularly illustrated In the coupon division
Registers ONCE. irwin perhaps DO remem-
beredt that come months since a number oI
coupons were received at the sub-treasuvy In
Boston and New York from Germ an bond.
holders, and on being examined ut the
TreaSurer's ONCE were thrown ont AS conn
tsrfeits. They wcro submitted 10 the cx-
Perta and ENGINEERS, and after careful ex-
animation were pronounced excellent conn
terfeits. II was evident they were priuted
abroad, for German engraving was clearly
aennod. This discovery created uuIte a
nutter In financial clrcies, and the Asslstapt
Treasurers were furnished with enlarged
photographs to enable them TO guard
against receiving any more. The counter
feits Were sent to tho bankers abroad. ana
again returned with tho assurance tbev
were genuinei that coupons cut from the
same bonds had heretofore been paid, and
the owners were responsible people. Ac-
cordingly tho records were searched, the
little bits Of paper hunted up, and the eou.
pons pronounced countsrfelts were found
to exactly ut the coupons already paid.
The evidence was convincing that the re-
jeeted espponA were genuine, and tho tests
applied by the parties before deceived In
their opinions, left them no reason to doubt
their mistake. These coupons have accord
lngly been paid, as the genulnsuess Of the
coupons BY which they were compared Ia
esiablished BY The records OF the onlcs. M
oihsr coupons OF their number have ever
bssn presented for payment, t,-r.. ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28
Insurance.

A COMMENTED MIND Is SOME
thing you cannot hdue u you ara hs
otsner Of property that IS not insured.
The danger Of Fire at dis season Of he
year is gredt, u you ,OoltLd get rid Of
ae nervous and uneasy feeling you haUs
iDhen you hear de Fire Alarm sounded,
90 70 Tie Office Of A. s. PRATT 3 SON,
No. 3 ROung Mems ChriStidn AsSOoia-
tiO1 BUildiHg, corner Ninth and d
street, and insure in their good, prompt.
paying Companies, the HONE Of NetU
York, DE PHGNLX Of Hartford, he
YoNKERS and NEW YORK, and
the FIREAERSef Ns,0 Fork. q DOn'i
delay. DO IL NOW de8u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

RESULT or REFUSING A KISS.-The Gin.
cinnati GdSsftS relates that q merchant Of
that city, who had been two weeks married,
had oceRSion TO 60 to'bt. Louis on business.
He Informed his wife, who put up heT
mouth, aud asked him TO kiss her goodbye.
A. he intended returning TO the house before
taking the cars, he playfully refused, saying
that he had not time 10 walt. Unfortu-
nately he could mot 90 home again, and len
without bidding hlS wife goodbye. Amer
40 absence Of two weeks no returned, and
FASTENED TO his dOmiolle, expecting . hearty
welcome FROM the partner Of his Joys. But
what was his amAEemant 10 mud the house
deserted, the furniture sold, and his wife
absent on a Walt 10 her Telatloas. And
what was hia horror soon AFTER 70 learn that
she had sued fer Q divorce, An interview
followed, mutual explanations were made,
and reconciliation WA effected, tho sole
cause Of the young HiieS singular proceed.
Ing being lealousy, aud the TOfusai Of her
husband 10 klla her goodbye
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

A TnLEaRAM has been received annouuc.
log the death In Paris Of Mrs, RlEgs, widow
OF the late Ellhu Riggs, aud 'brpther of Mr.,
George W. Riggs Of this city. We are re,
quSsted TO state that there win be no rccep,
tiOu BY Mrs, RlggS this eIsnlug.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

MRS. aRANT's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Grants receptions will be held eye,y
Tuesday during tho season, between the
hours Of 3 and p. m.
srHAKER BLAINE's RECEPTIONS.
The receptions Of the Speaker of the uouse
Of Representatives win DO at his residence,
sos Fifteenth street, from 0 to II o'clock on
each Friday evening Of the season.
r.-. al MA nIAIHH's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. BlaAno'S receptions will be held every
Wednesday Of the season, between the hours
of9 and SPIN.
DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
At the Russian Legation Madame do Gaia
cary will receive on Thursdays, from until
bp.m.
AT the Argentine Legation Madame dc
Garcia Will receive on alternate Monday
evenings, commencing on Monday, January
3 and viii DO at home on Saturdays, from
until 8 p. m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

JonN II. dLHAsoS, an eH.Fedsral general
Of Fenlan nOtoriety, has been taken FROM
West Virginia, on requisltlon from Governor
Walker, charged with obtaining money BY
representing himself % a revenue Odlcer In
York county.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

THn SUNDAY HRRALD.-Mr. I. n. Burrlt,
who recently purchased the Sunday Hsrdld
announces In the issue of the pOper yester
day that he has associated Mr.. Arthur shep
herd with him In It's editorial management
and publication. Mr.. Shepherd is well and
faVorably known to our citizens, and a Jour
nAilstic experience Of eight years In this city
affords an assurance of success In his new
undertaking. Messn. Burrit q Shepherd
will make the paper what II should boa
real, live, interesting journal, and one that
cannot fall to secure the confidence aud pa
tronRgO Of the community.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

vrowHLL-poDsoE ..on P,byu.,y agh, at 81
SS:D'SI' Soih q 80 :Su1iT, NJ NJ
,nevARI-Meooy. -Y,bruary iO,A, At g. Pat.
LEI 'ishsrsA, Eer.h nIiaEsysier. aas,,s ~ The
noOori botA lnis n this ely.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

HRADauARrHRs DEPARrHHHT or VIRqINIA,l
OIIioH GHIHI ouAnrEnnLsTIl,
RIcHnoND, Va, February -, $50 q
Will be sold At pub lie iuetion az camp sehoasId,
LynchburI, Va on Tie Oh day qf MGreh, it70, .
tons. - -
Terms Cash on day Of sale. N.. 90
BY order Of the General Commando Dspa Ftmenl
81 Virginia. u a. CHlrnLER
feb15 o. BTeyst Col 1hisf ouartlr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28
New Advert Selnents.

CrABLR PQR RENT-A DRY, WELL-yENFI.
y LATED sTABLk. 10 the rear o. sos II street
water In stable Ihauirs Al COS II StresI. fsis ~
FOR RIHT-A BRICK HOUSE On O street be-
eontAi ainE ~ rooms Aha cellar. Ia good repair,
sis.St q ~ arSE stsI' =, ne oSInsL q
and hlnh streets. = ' - fSis
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

R~-oCpUPATIonA gkILMENTS,-
@5S.vss !: srsus siisa sT az
RESTRICTED Aooe4s to lhls lAyiaibie. hat worful
stimulAnt, hSsdI Medicinal tlyiGorAnl 81 soma
Kind. rhs .argat object should b 70 ShseIs The
merit In his ssrililaps ehd iSIellis snI sTe AID
tried bI this eri4rion H9siettsEl BionAsh BiiAsrs
stand Arst Hmong the ihViHorAnhE a1d fsEutat.
las madlsiAea pi the pretsnidAY. To tAssWGhh o.
sIin /. s9ssTa X tlISSS, sSs
Ss; ~ RS'Is!s ysI.iea hs sssys
pc ,sEis sSaP'fa soIurs lhs
iatslJ puTp diaasiTs stiauiSni, q sssaf 81
teas rcoss asd SIit. "a ssT a g .ass
eopalA hA, lts uneluiel, hot that are thsyi The
present In each. Mol Onu o. ,them e0nbinSs the
three properties or tonle, Al altsIkhys and an
Aperient. All these elemouth are blended In tha
BlttersI nor uTs thssa tba sulH % Its medicinal
ssS :Ss.nSS is also SlsSA
=, The bIlsfal eject which cir that has kSsH par
tally exhausted 81 ia gdn ~ usnI breath
Ing prodsees On ~ vital erElaitliioB, 4. noto.
superhdasS iAsl Isphitis yapof i bet ait isfl
the gxtFsms Toenable the ayitsm 10 Sesfsup,
tsIss lnh ashss q vifiziSd WOE
This ETShd dssIdsrsium u sapplied ID HoItsttsr's
BittsTl, which. asa atsehg lhisf, health
protsstlnE agent has no rival slihsE, AihoaE % :
einal OF adyerti sd med lnSi = 9tF ~ fKbi5SoN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

DOES Mr.. y. F. WmTrnoEE's RHsIaSA-
TOE Of his position as Representatives Con-
gross from the First District Of South Caro-
lima, or tho proceedings Of tho House Of
Representatives on the charges preferred
against him by tho Military Committee OF
the House, exempt him from Indictment DIN
any court Of the United States having IurIs-
dieticn, " or from the penalty ''of not eIcscd-
Ing $4,000, and suffer Imprisonment In the
PenitentlAry not exceeding two years." ad-
Judged against "Any member Of Congress"
found guilty Of the crime charged against
Mr.. Whittemore, by the House COMMITTEES
on Military Affairs If not, is It not the
duty OF some officer Of the United statss to
SEQ that he is arralgued and tried under
the act OF Congress which, on motion of
Mr.. Davis, was read by the Clerk TO the
members Of the House OF Representatives
In Mr.. Whlttemore's presence on tho e9d
instant, and from which, as printed In the
third column Of page 7 OF the Daily GloDs,
Of the cath Of February, 1870, the above
marked quotations are takenl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28
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e. JgsrH PAWS IAiR q AsH) PRiCES ron
Glo,h,Ps onasI. 2 IolhiaG. Bootsi shoes, fs., "a,
lssS fsSsI HssT dss 80 '.Is:s st5s
bpndihE n. b. Any hotl BIZ Nail pTomptly
yVArTHR,AKWABb CAST or oLoTHiEo,
ysiSs. Il tES "a ID Msrssssy fsSs a.
s;s. 4 RiSd S .s.. Ss
"A tegp-4l on .Lg~i4'O 2 ~ lfIH6TI gGITrE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

TRUSTEES SALE OF A MAoNIgIcRsr RKsI.
DRnCE AND 0R0DHDa BIfUkfH ON YiSTH
snhb54kT WkSr.bkrWRHH BAND . srhRKTs
Bud.r 6Sd By ylrtu4 Of deed Of trust dated jan
gary 10, 1872, and recorded IA LIbst I And \ -
Ne. hyllo % ct al. oSS Of the iGBd records !.
S Sf LMs sSsSS O. sS1 FNj n M M 80
March, A; d. $50, at o o'si0ek. y N 10 trout of
he prsmlses Al those pieces EHd parcels Of GFduSd
tnoEn a. The Whole Of lots No, n and Is Sna tie
south y feet ~ Inches Of let No IA lquaFe nun.
ne west sds % Fifth strsst wet, SsSwssn .Sd "a
And Improved By that epbsla initial and hHadsGlss
aTss ;.9sy ~. saes Ts,ssssSss; nth bTeyA slSsA
az GaIIiass A'u's On The PFsIAi'ss, sarSst
.TSrns o. ssls oas fourtl sasA, balanes IN III,
iEaNaand elghlaeA MOUTH. wild Ia tarast ssdafed
~ DECD q Hnst up9n lhe pIamissas All sonVsy-
tnsSs so rsSssus Ianbs y epst Of purchaser So
John T. GITCHELI. ..u
, COOPER 4 LATIMfk.
'e1'" ..l. 20 RI. . AuftloAeers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

~ y J ESEsSs =. n
requested e al AZ ths RSS AA4 AtAligApTy Store
s.. ~ .n so ~ S n Il Iss
io,AAerWi'' the eai@s yin n plessa 4 salt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

ID (Suceeaaorn TO las, y. Mcclure 4 Oo.1
Southwest eornsL Of PshaaylyAnlA aSsnas and
RleySnth street - .T'7-'J
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

TINE MAGIC WASHING MACHINE,
NhrIAnted e give salisiAetion. Price
sl1 Ths money paid Tor them will b. retained n
they do not give entire sAnAfactiOn. q 7
JOHN A. RAKER, .r.
AGfieulturAl Warehouse,
Louisiana avenue,
fel9-So2W BetwseA nlhth aud TSnlh "a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

w. BoOK'BisbER AND PAPER RULER.
10. NJ PsnhATlVAulA Gyanus, bstHssa TSnih and
RlsVsRth streets, Iouth SIDE. -.f Z ....r
Books elegantly or plAihly bouhd. Periodical,
and nauspApsF IaFafutls attauAGA ta. '.u-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

TLE6STI Er 2o 3 q, o MSTaSssIISeToH
In, 5A GSs aa Z -. s..H:s 4 q.
psi.l. ~ j.: iiss q II isi.sstt 4.
enfoIt Of tAa Reek cTesk ohqTek ros4. eadI aile
Srssi uI.s gesj tsrsssS he SsssS y as sSss
Ssksr.ia; Bur- asa ors@ nsT, and hsylsI salssl
eas.ei 1s slsrk % ibis soafis "a Ssrscis fatsr.
nay have aay obiselions thereto. are hsroby holl.
Aet 10 present sueh objections 10 this ooart ~
March nsxL IL Any sblsslosS are made tits CsuTi
VIII thea Esd here hear thsn. - =, e. ~,
By order 81 the Lew Court AttNn.
fS1hWSS - NicHis cALLAE, Cish.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

kWy. OARD.-A OlerEymah, vgIhile
~ residing In south AmsIira - missionary,
q Nervous W "a assss sfls BsS.v, Dlsssis u
.9.S Sr u I'd s:Tt1 .iS "
Vicious hAhlts, Great RRmbaIp have begn eaFSd
y 81. aOsls TsHsay, PicIbtsd " dssils q
II .satsa e snY Sas aEo sSsi5 4. sIsi
$500 ,,.',.' ! mi. {'css.sa ( IshA "a, H..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28

w rE Eif5EH 5S srIf SoM ..t.. ~, .,o III:
sstsSsysSIsses II As..sh..giss ~ ssssii.sss.
u ssaas f.Ss 4. hns: S
Eis:f sssItF''s Iss frS aisLnts so4ha
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28
,I-swEErItEAIITs AND WIVES,

fAY " 10 WIZ ~
sSaSs sGE EGss ~. nsfE. I "a
srs q iHy way qs ailla % mali Hoalsi fsPplness,
1 ASSOC Boz p fAiIAAsl1AlA' E:s5;yir
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28
Lord Byron died in Englan

Lord Byron died in England
on the % ult, after lingering
illness. lie was the eldest son
of George, seventh Byron, who
succeeded his cousin, the post
inS1S24, lie WAS born in 1918,
and served for some years in
the army in the ninteenth Foot,
from which regiment he retired
in 1913. He succeeded to the
title on the death Of his father
in 1868, but does not leave
issue, consequently the title
devolves upon George Byron,
his nephew, son Of the late
Hon. Frederick Byron. The
new Lord Byron was born in
1855.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28

A negro i Secretary and
Treasurer Of the South Carolina
State Lunatic Asylum. lie has
pretty much entire charge Of
the inn ties, and gratiiies his
passions and his prejudices by
suh;ecting the poor creatures
to the louchc bath, putting
them iii IRONS, and compelling
them to undergo much other
harsh treatment. If the white
lunatics who contend for negro
political supremacy and social
equality could but be put m-
der this black brute's charge,
there would be some sense III
If.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28

Official returns Of the late
election in Missouri show the
total vote cast to be 167, ,710,
of which Brown received l03,-
374 and McClnrg 63,3oG. The
majority for Brown is Al, ,038.
The majority for the abolition
Of test oaths for juries was 800,
$50, and for extending ths
franchise to rebels, 1885.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28

A picture of the battle of
Gettysburg by Rothermel,
painted for the State Of Penn.
sylvania, is receiving its finish
ing tohcles. 1t occupies a can.
vas 39 feet long by 1G wide,
ard represents the eliminating
point Of the third days battle.
The Pennsylvania heroes are
not neglected.. 'Fhe Artist re-
ccives $4,000 for his work.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28

The Legislature of Virginia
has passed a joint resolution
instructing Senators and re-
questing Representatives of Vir-
ginia in Congress to vote for
general amnesty, removing all
political disabilities. 1t was
adopted with but one dissent.
inc voice.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28

The New York Tribune has
advices from Atlanta that
Robert Toombs and Linton
Stephens have published al adj
dress to che people Of Georgia
bitterly vindicti3c in tone, and
the people to take the
law il their own hands and re-
sist the Fifteenth Amendment
and the laws passed by Ccn~
gress to enforce it.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28

Clinton Parkhurst, Of the
Charlton Democrat, bids fare
well to the readers of that pa
rcr i'll its last issue, and an
nounces that he has received
notice of hcirship TO $9j, 900,
evidence of Che good will Of y
Baltimore uncle. Arriving at
Davenport on Thanksgiving
Day, he found his fortune TO be
$2,050,OOO.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28

Under the act passed by tie
Legislature of Ohio, February
Sth, 1870, the Mondays sue.
credim!g Christmas and New
Years will be observed as le.
gal h ol:days. Notes falling
due on either of these days
will be payable the Saturday
previous.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28
The weekly Gazette

thirty-four columns of reading matter, and is
specially dcsg gued for the Country News, Iit
eraturc, Commerce Manufacture apd Agricul-
ture are the spccialties Of this edition, and each
department will be found full and cOmplete.-
Farmers viii flndt the Agricultural Department
which is in charge ofan editor Of practical eX-
pcrience in that line of industry, ofgreat value
The proceedings Of the Cincinnati Horticultural
Society are also printed in this paper. A first
class Original or selectcd) story will always be
found in the WEEKLY GAZETTE with
enough politics and religious intelligence to
keep the reader fully advised Of movements in
State and Church. The world IL the field in
which we labor, and nothing of interest to the
public will escape attention. The following
are the
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Pork packers in all parts of
Illinois report that the farmers
are not bringing hogs to mar
ket very extensively. The IA
.vorable weather and low price
of corn induce late feeding.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28

The important case Of the
State Of Virginia VS.. West Nr,
ginia, Involving the legality OF
the separation Of West Virgin,
ia from the State Of Virginia,
is soon to be argued III the
United States Supreme Court.
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Every near Increases the popM-
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aratt0li, qUhtCh Is due to merit
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the scalp, by its use, becomes
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eruptiOnS and dditdruf, and bU
its tonic properties preCeittS TIE
hair from failing out, as it Stin.-
qHL0teS and nOuriSheS the hair
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it restores the capillary glands
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-28

Several live lizards have been
found imbedded in d solid stone,
in the body of petrifed fir trees
in the petri6ed forest near Ca
listoga, and are now on exhi-
bition at San Francisco. They
are unlike any known living
species.
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The Voyay Qnd.) Democrat
Of Saturday says "Ihe Grand
Jury this week has had some
Of the boys shaking in their
shoes who had induIgcd in Sun.
day fishing. Under the same
jaw several ladies' have been
indicted il Wabash county for
cooking, sewing on buttons,
and backing shoes on the Sab.
bath.