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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

Probate Our, STATE Of ONO. Seaeea q
SIS
NOTICE 4. here given that Aeeoun
~ Final and Partial settlepnents Of f
and with Wards, have been filed i'm the
bate Court Of Seneca county, Ohio, a.
lows, tO-wit: y
EsrArE-FISAI,. .ACcOUSTs. :
Andrew Lugenbeel, seiden Graves.
George Roberts. John A. Newmal
John WOOdmansee, David Lindsey,
Jonathan BOttsfOrd, Matthias HollOpet
EsTATE-PARTTAL ACCOUNTS
George s. Christlip, William B. wa
Abraham Whiteman, Humphrey Iapl
Mary Ann Ringle, Mary II. Gieseys
wARDs-FISAL ACCOUNTS, ?
Charlotte Hedges, stanford Metler.
James j. Hedges, Eli Troxel,
Josephine Werley, George W. Dillon
Alexander A. Sloane, ElYira :. Norris.
WARDs-PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Eli Dillon, Robert werIey,
Jane Dillon, John II. Weriey,
Annette Dillon. Anthony A W,srH
Peter Z. Adams Catharfne Werleyl
Emma e. Thornbnrg. Charles A. WerIer|
Rolla Thornburg stephen II WIerIe7
Clanenee Thornburv- F'rancis- j yVerie,.
Alce InornDurg, Margaret Werley-
ellsworth Lhornburg, Nelson ). HartsOC'
Larkie Lapham, Ida HarfSoelZ- Z
Dewitt c. Eaga, Alice n Earfsorl-
Daniel Kaga. Jacob I1tx-
Charles o. Lee, Jakey Ellen Hat
Byron b. Lee, berger.
Edward b. Lee, Daniel i. HarShbay'
William II. Lee, Nancy s. Arnold
Mary R. Lee, sarah E. Arnold.
Harlan A. Lee Catharine LOrenz,
Henry Stepper-
And that these several accounts will
TOR hearing and settlement on the l5th
Of October, A. D. lg70
witness my hand officially this 2jth da'
September, A. D. lS70.
W. n. JOHNSON.
Judge Probate Court, Seneca Co,
sept. =, l57O.-n49-iW.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

a fascinating youth Of Louisville
was recently very badly "sOldn by the
matFon of the Kentucky State Prison,
in whose daughter rhe seemed tOevinee
a very strong interest while travelling
in a railroad car Thinking that the
filtration continued long enough, she
suddenly changed her seat to the side
of the young man, and whispered in
his ear; "Sir, you are total stranger
to me, but / feel it to be my duty to
warn you of impending evil. That
young lady is just out of the State
Prison" A passenger got off at the
next station.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
NEW IRRGEY

NEWARK, October 1.-THE election
for city officers to-day was quiet and
the returns incomplete, but they indi-
cate an average Republican majority
/ of abOut two 9 2O00-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

The Northern Ohio Teachers, In
stitute that was appointed to meet on
the sth inst, at Clyde, has been post
pOned till the 18th, next Saturday. A
general attendance of teachers and
educators is earnestly desired.
The report received at East st.
Louis on the 4th inst, that a coal
mine at Caseyville, ILL.,, had caved in
and buried thirty-fiYe miners was 8
villainOus hoax.
The Austrian Reischrath has been
proroxued until November 9Th.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

One of Joseph Strayer's boys, while
Watching Van Amburgh's Menagerie
pass through town the other day, got
rather more of the show than he bar
gained for. He happened 10 get lit
tie too close to one of the mules when
the animal kicked him violently in
the mouth, knocking out several
teeth.
Only ten millions of the new ma
tionaI currency have beenapplied for.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
orr N0nNFY.

The majority Of the three candidates,
upon whom any special effort was
made is as follows:
Aliens majority about ..............-. go
Weriey lOe
Rakestraw's...-............................ 2SO
The balance Of the ticket ran about
with the State, and has majority Of
AIS.
Though "busted' we are hopeful fol
the future-which is, at least, very
calm view TO take OF the matter, con-
sidering what were in the papers"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
NIRCHING on ROME.
The CaDitulatIon OF FO Il CiTita Castel-
lana.

The correspondent Of the London
| DGiy Ne1Cs, writing fr ON the head
quarters of the Italian GTmy at Civita
l CasteIIana, ON the 10Th Of September,
says:
We left Narmi yesterday afternoon
and following General 'Cadorna and
staff. Our first halt was Otricali, a
small village erected on the summit
/ of a volcanic hill-a horrible place in
deed. General CadOrna passed the
night in the Syndic House, and his
officers and ourselves were fortunate
enough TO find room in n dirty look
/ ing place known as the LOeanda della
/ POdesta. Gen. DadOrna left early in
1 the morning for MaglianO Ny friend
and I, who have hired a carriage with
a Jolly old 'vetturenO,' decided on
starting aIittlelatera and going straight
I to Cfvita Castellana, where it was
| more probable we might see some
I thing if anything happened. Our
| Journey from Orticali here was de-
/ lightful, through the picturesque val
/ ley of the Nera, with its deep ravines
and fine hills covered with oak trees.
Besides the beautiful scenery we had
to contemplate, there was always
something calling our attentiOn-nOw
an impressment Of hay and cattle alta
/ farm house, detached soldiers imprO-
vising tents of green bushes, ruins of
old columns and castles; the smoke
caused by the burning of straw where
I the soldiers had been eneamped only
a few hours before; large wagons car
rying provisions, and the horses, only
/ Just impressed, attempting vainly to
pull hard long rows of cars waiting
for orders to proceed, and the soldiers
and officers sheltering themselves
from the rays of a scOrching Gun by
/ lying down between the wheels. As
we proceeded we met the fine regi-
ment of the NOyara Lancers halting.
The horses were left to take care of
I themselves, and were jumping about
on the barren fields by the side of the
road. The officers and the soldiers
were all lying down on one side ofthe
way where thick bushes offered lit
/ tie shade. Looking at distance, you
\ only saw long row of little white
flags waving in the air, and the shin
| ing lances coming out from the BUSH
q. Our little cOachman was going
on, when a sergeant, who was charg-
! GU WIN Ill y Ali6 III JOi ldilb di5 D1NIlA-
| es to General CerOtti, and who had
orders to impress a carriage and a
horse, begged us to give him a place
in our vehicle We took him with
US, continued our way, and soon left
! the NOvara Lancers q long way be-
hind us. The poor animal who was
drawing US was beginning to give way
but the UettuTnid managed, some way
or other, to stir him up, and we soon
began ascending a steep hill. Soldiers
again Six battaliOns Of Bersaglierie,
forming part of the reserve, were Oc-
cupying line of some three miles.
When We had passed them, ! turned
round and saw the steep road wind
ing in a zigzag direction, and the i'm
mense long row of these soldiers with
their light costume and waving feath-
ers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that tle pari1er-
~ ship heretOfOre existing betNeen ihe
undersigned unler the nrm name OF miller
a Dieuler. was. by mutual ceiiseni, dlSsolf-
cd on the 18th Of September. All inde1tea
10 the firm arlsrequestsd 70 come and settle
LEWIS MILLER,
n5l-gf PETER DIEhEH.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

This celebrated tonic and stimulant will
restore the digestive organs % a perfectly
healthy state. 10 viii thOrOughlY erndidafe
all mOrbiflc matter from the blood. cleanse
the entire system, and produce the most
vigorous action Ofthe different Organs OF the
human body. 10 Is the Great MOOd Purifier
and fnfallibie Remedy for Dyspepsia, Chcl-
er. Cramps In the Stomach, Headache result
ing from derauge stomach. and also that har-
rasslng disease, Sick Headache, blliOusnees.
etc The fact that In all parts OF the land
the medical faculty prescribe Mishler's Herb
Blfters for their patients who are afflicted
with these diseases, should convince the
most sceptical that this proprietary com
pound f. q medicine upon which they can
rely as absolutely eiiicaciOus in curing such
diseases as We have enumerated above
Sold By all Druggists Price one dollar per
bottle
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
Ninth District Redeemed !
FOSTER ELECTED BIZ 4 LARGE Ma
JORIfY.

The redeeming Of the 9th District
by a majority Of over 1000 is one Of
the most remarkable successes that
have occurred in the elections this
falI, and speaks highly for glorious
Charlie Foster, and for the way in
which our Republicans did their!duty.
It IS alm ost too good to believe and as
70 writing up an article cOngratuIa-
tory upon the subject, It is simply
impOssible-we feel too good. Let all
rejoice, and bear in mind that our
District is blessed with a 6rst-cIass
man instead Of a "plug," as a promi-
nent Democrat OF this city, delighted
to call Dickinson.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
Certificate of COnspIt0ne.
for Publication.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, !
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
L-nl r-.-nr-l n 81. ~. l.-n


IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED. That the
IL Union Insurance Company, located at
San Francisco, in the State Of California.
has complied, In all respects, with the laws
OF this State relating to fire Insurance
Companies, for the current year, and has
filed in this once q sworn statement, By the
proper officers thereof, showing its condition
and business, at the date Of such statement.
December 81, is69,) to be as follows, Gold
basis.
Amount Of actual paid mp Capital $50 900 %
Aggregate amount Of available
Aa-els J. llltI ~
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities,
except eapital,) including re-
insurance; ...-.................. 23Iss2 4
Amount Of Income for the preced-
ing year In eash......--......-...... fO6.. SO %
Amount OF Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash ................ $50 866 40
In Witness Whereof, I ave hereuntc sub
- scribed my name, and caused the
seal OF my Ofice to be Affixed, the
SEAL day and year above written.
JA<. II. GOODMAN,
- Auditor Of State.
j. r. UMSTED, Agent, Tinin, %.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
Certificate of Compliance
for Publication.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
DEPARrMENT OF INSURANCE.
g'0IUMHrfs a. Eaufaunbar < .fgT0


COLUMBUS, O., September 3, $50.
IT HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the Fire
II mans Fund Insurance Company, lOcai-
ed az san Francisco, IN the state OF Cali
fOrnia, has complied, In ail respects, with
the laws OF tnE- Statsrelnting 10 Fire Insur-
anee Companies, ar the current year, and
has iled In this ofiile q sworn statement, by
the proper Officers thereof, showing its con-
ditiOn and business, 20 the date OF such state
menti December 81, $685. 70 be as foliOws:
Amount Ofactual pale up Capital, s5O0,O 600 %
Aggregate amount OF available
7671l5 81
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities,
Except eapltall including REIN
............-. I5lo8s 81
Amount OF Income for the pre-
cedlng year In cash .........-.-...... HISS 9i
Amount Of Expenditures for the
year I'm eash............--......... ..... 3i6,S74 10
Ia Witness Whereof. i have hereuntO sub
- scribed my name, end caused the
seal % my ONCE 70 be affixed, the
SEAL day and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
~ Auditor Of State.
]. r. UMSTED, Agent, THIN o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

The Rev. DR.. Pinekney was last
Thursday cOnsecrated as Assistant
Episcopal Bishop Of Maryland.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

cor A DAYt-i0 new articles for Agents.
CZ,l samples free. II. b. SHAW, Alfred,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

IG1nn nnn IN SIX MONTHS can be
I ClUU,UUU made by a shreWd and reli
/ able man IN a sure, safe business An IN
vestment OF IS will return a clear profit Of
Rf75 For particulars call on or address
NORTH AMERICAN PICTURE CO., No.
Z q Nassau street New York
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
Sh9 " Goods heaper
RECEIVING WEEKLY SHIPMENTS
WASH. YOUNG
Keeps a large assOrtment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES !

For WOmen's, Misses and ChiIdren's wear
Cali, and Morocco Caters Of al kinds ant
endless variety. Room one door south o
keubler's WASH. YOUNG.
June iG-nS3-tE
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
gGLLETUE MARKETS.

.-s Bsasly 5y Higtee-4 O.. -
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
Gents to S per Evening, at Home :

20 Cents TO S. per Evening, at Home (!
We are prepared 10 furnished profitable
employment 70 Men and Women az their
homes. One person In each locality through
out the United states, can engage In this
business at great wages We send, free, full
particulars and q valuable sample, which
will do 10 commence work on. Any person
seeing this notice, who wants profitable
permanent work, should send Us their ad-
dress. without delay.
+. G. ALLEN Z CO., Augusta, Maine.
A VOID QUACKA.-A victim OF early in
~ discretion, causing nervous debility,
premature decay, &c, having tried In vain
every advertised remedy, has q simple
means Of self-cure, which he viii send free
to his fellOW-sufers. Address j. II. TUT
TIE, 78 Nassau st., New York.
Sept. -. 810-n50-lm-G.P.S-&c eco.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13
sEHRnI naTKTY-ELKnrI0N.

We give the returns as near as we
can learn them:
Smyrna times., 1870-01-12
Registers Office,
Dover, Kent Co. Delaware,

- Dover, Kent o.,sDelaware,
December 10th, 1869.
Upon application of WIN. Ccrbit Spruance Ex
ecutOr Of Lydia Spruance, late oi Duck Creek Hun
dred in said County, deceased, il is ordered and d.
rected by the Register, that the said Executor give
notice of the granting Of Letters Testamentaty
upon the estate OF the said deceased by causing ad-
vcrtlseuehts to be posted within forty daysfrom the
date of such letters in six of the most public places
of the County of Kent, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present rhe same or
abide by an Actof Assembly in such Case made nd
provided and also cause the same to be inserted in
the SMYRNA Times, newspaper published in said
county and ,onlnued therein four weeks. i
Given under the hand and seal Of office the
T.. S. Register aforesaid nj Dover, Kent County
" aforesaid, the day aud year above written.
.. NJ. HARRINGTON, Register.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-12
DISSOLUTION.

The eo-partnerkhip heretofore existing between
TRUAX a. RASH IL, this day dissolved, by mutual
consent The business will be settled by the firm.
All persons having unsettled accounts with said firm
are requested TO settle the same at once their ac-
counts will he placed IN officers hands afler The
10th OF January, 1870. for collection. We will be
found at the old stand, now occupied by w. H. Baggs,
esiE d sbeoD ~ t..aft g t'.sei, JOHN TRUAX,s
December 26th, ls69--3t IS JOHN IL. RASH. 10
Smyrna times., 1870-01-12
ARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Christmas Goods

Has Just been received at sss ~ -IxE
The RELIGIOUS Book & TRACT REPOSITORY,
.oT s2l Market ST., Wilmington Del.
!. CALI, Examine and Purchase. 'dssassw,s.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-12
MARRIAGES.

GEORGE-wILDS.-In Wyoming. Tnesdas norning JAN
IL at the residence of VIM. McGOnga Esq, by Rev. A.
D. Davis Mr. James R. George to Miss Susan Wilds all of
Wyoming Del. -.s .sss...
RISHERLINDALE0n Tuesday Jan. n, 1870 at the resi-
aenes the brides by Rev. A. D. Davis Mr. George
NJ Fisher to Miss Maggie Lndale all of Wyoming, Del
T0NY=McDANIEL-0n Thursday pee 3D. 1863, by Rev. }.
Msclark. his residence. In Kenton Hd Kent co., DEL
Nj. William Tony and Martha A. McDa Danie both Queen
Annes county, Md. h. W j.
BEENR-CENY.-By the at the place. Dec 18TH
1863 Mr. MahOn Beene and Rebeca Ceny. all of Kent
o-DeL ~ ''' ".'.'
BRISC0-CARBETT-On January tth, 1870, by the same
the raenee of the brides parents, Qnesn Annes
Nj Vincent BscO and Heneretta Carbett both of Queen
AnHes CO.. Nd.
TANH0RN-HUTSON-In Smyrna. the 9Th OF January
b Rev q. Kennedy Mr. Levi Vanhorn, to Misc Rebeces
Hutson bath Of New Castle co. {. +: !:
GREEN-DULIN.-On the Ii inst. BY Rev. William Ure Mr.
Janss H. Green to Miss Susan T. Duin. both of Kent
county Del
HUTCHINsON-DARLIN.-At the residence Of the bridel
parents Thursday evening Dec 3Oth by Rev J. Over
sYpherd Mr. Henry P. Hutchinson to Miss Matilda Darn
all Of Kent CO.. DEL t-
kNIGHT-VANYERT-At the residence of Mr. Martl
Knight IN St. JSnes Neck Thursday JAN sth 1879 BY th
same Mr. Daniel knight Miss Ella Vanvert all of Ken
CO., Del.
GOOTEE-COX-At the residence of the BRIDE on the 3Ot
ut Mr. Kelly Gootee and Miss Rachel s. W. Cox both
Baltimore.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-12
TOWER HALL.
NEW STYLES FALL and WINTER
,-.'1.'' CLOTHING.

sonr Stock unusually full and completes comprising
entirely and desirable styles goods
MEMS, YOUTHS and BOYS READY-MADE GARMENTS
or all kinds, styles, and sizes. II
We have stylish goods the latest fashion
palmer and mOderAe Styles suited all
STYLE FIT and WORKMANSHIP, i,
than any other ready-made Clothing in PHILADELPHIA
Also choice selection of .:E -:
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN THE PIECE
which will be made to order in the Best and Finest Manner
for those who prefer AL Prices Guaranteed LOWERtha
Lowest Elsewhere and Full Satisfaction Guaranteed every
chaser all the sale cancelled and MONEY
k1- Samples of material sent by mail when desired,
garments either ready made made to order.
H''Ts' ss 'flT;Es .. ,,a nj;Sss: s 8,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 600 Broadway, New YORE
.ar.hn
Smyrna times., 1870-01-12
~ OFFICE or THE rxr Co MUTUAL INSURANCE. Co

NOTICE.
~ OFEICE on THE X KEEr Co MUTUAL INSURANCE Co
- Dover, Dec lS. 1869.
The annual meeting Of the policy holders OF the
K ent County Mutual Insurance Company will be held
at the office OF essee s. Huntingdon N Smyrna, at lO
O'Clock, on MON DAY JANUARY Eth. .aor The pur.
pose OF eecling ~ NINE DIRECTORS to serve the
ensuing year. a.
The annual list of Premiums due January LIST, will
be in The hands Of the following persons on or before
Decembe 3lsI; I'll Vanhlnkle, Delaware City; Jns
X Clements Smyrna; The Treasurer OF the Com.
pany, Dover; Alexander Jackson. Camden; John w
Reynolds FELTON, and HarTinglOni J. Y. FOulk. MIl-
ford; james Ponder Milton; Paul A. Davis. Lewis
G. Rawlins. BridgeViIle, Sealord and Federa.s
burg Japes RI B. Po well, Farmingtoni James Can
non, Salisbury. Nd Wesley Slack, Greensboro, Md.
H. T. Downing. Georgetown. - -
Ad1vidsRds of 5 per cent. Will be allowed 10 the
policy holders on The prompt payment OF their inter
est. All policies expire on the first day of January
at IL oclock, M BY order of the Pfeadent. }
dec22 It .,. GEO. b. DICKSON, Secretary
Smyrna times., 1870-01-12
- y
LOWEST CASH PRICES,

that will be able TO sell the best class of goods
cheapet than Inferior goods can be bought for
Dealing exclusively in but few lines Of goods, have
the advantage over all other competitors, (who are
dealing in all branches of merchandise,) Grsm this
simple reason, that the most obtuse mind mind may
comprehend. l give my whole attention to these
classes of goods, and, therefore, always have nice
selection and complete stock.
No lady or gentleman will be disappointed in not
getting what they want in my line, for am con-
stanty receiving fresh supplies, and latest styles of
goods from the city. Ladirs wishing to it them
selves in SHOES can do SO without being exposed
to the vulgar stare of every passer-by. have the
rear of my store fitted up expressly for ladies, where
they will be free from all intrusion.f ~. -
My business. in the past, has more than met my
expectations (lhanks to the public for their very
liberal patronage and l am determined, for the
present year TO make it more Of success than ever
if good and cheap goods is the secret of success.
l have constantly on hand a nice assortment Oi
g. =
Smyrna times., 1870-01-12
9 Z 9 9 9 9 9. 9 6 9 9 9 9
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Pu vendlton Expnnas direct
ed will be Public Sale the hotel of Emory Temple
In Kenton Kent04 Hundred and state Of Delaware Wed
nesday the 18th Of January 1870 at 2 o'clock NJ, the fol
lowing Real Estate, tOwit: J-I y 't rs i,'
N6f-A the right title interest, claim demand, OF him
the Aforesaid William Richards, to all that certain tarm
tract OF lands and tenements situated oe e public 9ad lead
ing kenton to the Mary and Line Little Greek hundred
Kent county and state OF adjoining lands OF Joseph
O. Downs lands o. Lewis and lands Of Others contain
ing ONE HUNDRED ACRES of. land, be the O
The being the lands of the late Ebert Downs de
house smoke,hoqse barn stable aud other
No. 9A the right title Interest claim, demand o hin
the aforesaid William W. Richards tOa that certain Peco
parcel Of ground aud e9ement situated at HaoTn Dove
huDdred Kent county State Of Delaware adjoining lands
or William H. Thompson, and Others containing seven hous
ave hundred Set of KrOuud be- the
less with frame dwelqg smokehouse and other out
buildings thereon erected
Seized and taken In execution as the property OF WILLIAM
W. RICKARDS, and will be sold for eakh by fi f,-'e
= feiH es #0i' o. s. NJ COLLINS. late Sheriff.
sheriGs ONCE Dover DEL. December 9Ist 1862 qs3
Smyrna times., 1870-01-12
WANTED TO SELL

A PAIR OF MULES, or trade for a large able bodied
HORSE, to. match one have.
RNiff T@lT7as6 EDWARD WARD.
jams % .an3g@a .isa-i6 s7lsmnp3 Smyrna. Del, 4,
Smyrna times., 1870-01-12
NOTICE,

The undersigned, Executor named above, hereby
gives notice. that Letters Testamentary were grani
ed to him on the Tenth day Of December, 1869; oil
persons therefore having demands against the de-
ceased estate, will present the same, al.
tested. on or before the Tenth day Of DeceuIber.
1870, Or abide by law in this behalf. = ,at
w. c. SPRUANCE, Executor. 80
oecSS'R New Castle, Del.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-21
A CARD FROM GOV, STEVENSON.
TVS STARE OF WksT VIRGINIA.
ExEcunve DEPARTMENT
CHABLEsToN. July, z, 1870

CHARLESTON, july " loIV
70 the Wheeling Intelligcnccr:
The Wheeling Register Of The 4 st inst,
contains on atticis headed "A Domestic
DiGicu'ty.",( the last word in thi. head.
ing is mostly cut away in lhs slip sent
me, but | think it is "diRiyuIiy,) in
which tho editors say my recent visit To
Washington wss ITO impress the Ad-
minisratio6 with the idea lhst Gen, Du
val was not fair representative man Of
The Radical party in this district, and
that consequently. change in the
Poslcfice 10 this'city nut take place By
turting out the present incumbent. and
putting Hagaus Of the Intelligsacer in
his Shoes"
In the same paper Of tho 2liust. there
is an article with tho caption "a Nice
Little Arrangement in which the above
charge is reiterated and another added
that perfected such arrangements Wlrile
in Washington as will make General
Harris, the Assessor Of Internal Revenue
for this district" do not thick IL
would be possible to publish two arIi.
Giles more destitute Of truth than
thosein the Register are. There is not
SO much a, word oflrath inthom; they
are false in every particular, and if the
editors Of that paper mean TO act the
part ofhouest journalists they ought 10
common fairness to make the correction
at once. Yours respectfully,
W. D. STEVENSON.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-21

FicNiC, -en last Thursdvy, the Sunday
School connected with Christ (EpiseOPal)
Church, under the nlanagemensof their Min
lister. had a splendid picnic at Mr.. james
Cspchart's grove. Immediately back Of his
residence. There were 81 persons present, in.
GLIDING young and old. There were plenty Of
good thingsg on the groandto eat. andtO
spare. Every one seemed TO Cbicy themselves.
Aud so well did some ofthe children enjoy it,
that thsr called to their kind Minister, ''let US
have another picnic tomorrow"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-21

FoUSBNoA CITY AT GuYANpoTTE.--
tits stated that the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railroad have purOh ascd a large tract Of
land on the river side, at tile point Of in
lersection Of the Guysndotts river with
The Ohio, and extending down four miles
Upon this they will 10y out town TO be
named Huntington, after the President
of tho road. The new bridge across the
Ohio will be built there. and the leading
capitalists have tSken hold Of the enter'
prise to make 1t the leading city Of The
upper Ohio, calculating upon advantages
which arc not possessed BY any other
locality.