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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

MIsTERIoUs DmAPPRARkHcI.-Jean Mul.
lonah, "a medical student attending lectures al
one Of our colleges, len his residence last
Tuesday evening, and has not been heard OF
since. His friends are making every possible
effort 10 solve the mystery Of hla unRecount-
able DISAPPEARANCE. II Is copjectured that he
may have been foully dealt with. He recently
fell heir to q large fortune by the death o.
Lord MullonRh, OF Mullonah Castle, Ire.
land, portion Of which he recently 70.
eeiVed In cash, and was In the habit Of carry
Ing about his person.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

sAIs PROMINENT MEDICAL NAN, Hon's
Malt Extract ls "natural enrichment OF
the nlatsrid nsiied," and he having seen II
used In Europe In innumerable cases, spoke
consolontlousy from personal experience,
and his opinion has been fully corroborated
by the observations ofother American ply
Slclans, who have not hesltated TO give their
unqualified endorsement to this wonderful
preparation. Sold by all druggists aud
grocOrs, feb7-eoSt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

Tue ABANDONMENT OF JUSTICE SAITH
On Saturday d. Il. Smith, against whom
charges for malyersatlon in ofilee were iiled
In the supreme court, on complaint OF Cor
poratlOn Attorney Cook, fled his plea ant
answer denying upon oath each aud ever
allegation In the complaint, aud nling Volu
the case, ..".
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07
LOCAL NOTICES.

ALI TuB FACTS IN NUrsuELL.-The
points OF difference between Phalon'a vi.
ITALIA, or Salvation for tho Hair, aud the
other hair darkenlng articles, are these
7hsy arc stlcky-u Is devoid Of gluten. Then
arc opaque--H Is Transparent. Thsv arc
fetid-h ls fragrant. THY arc muddy-U r.
clear. Thty produce duil tlnts-H repro
duces natures hues. Sold by all druggists.
.. .. feb7-eo3t.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

NATIONAL IRtsu REPUBLICAN AssoorL-
TioN.---It will bo seen by the notice In our
advertising columns that thla ASSOCIATE on
meets on Tuesday evening, and In view Of
the TACT that committee appointed at the last
meeting 10 confer with a like committee
from the Central club, for the purpose or
drafting plan OF union, will make report,
an Interesting time is expected.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

TINS WELooME Social CLuB.-The party
given by this popular club last Friday even
log, proved TO be one Of tho most enjoyable
entertainments Of the season. The com
pany INDUCED In the terpslchorean art until
tue wee sma' hours, when they parted, wishs
and hoping for many occurrences OF such
happy reunions.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

WILCOX & GmB's sEwNo MACHINE, pro-
nounced the simplest and nolseless machine
In the world, can now DO bought on easy
terms ut the agency, @. BRum'S Hoopskirt
and Corset Factory, 315 Seventh street, be-
tween ID aud K.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

joins MoDHRNoTT & Bros, at their old
established carriage emporium, No. $40
Pennsylvanla avenue, near Third street,
have on hand nno assortment OF coaches,
carriages, &c. Carriages repaired, sold and
stored on commission,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

We ARE MAKING speciality of the manu-
facture Of ine Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. coax Hall" SOS Seventh street
opposite Post Office.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

TnE WASHINGTON CTTT SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue,
is open from $50 TO 1880 every Saturday eve
ming, 10 addition TO its regular banking
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

VIZ Ana MAKING q specially Of the manu-
faeture OF fine Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. coax Hail." 525 Seventh street,
opposite Post ONCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

Jos. L. SAVAGE, Pennsylvania avenue,
near Tenth street, has Just received COM
plete assortment OF Fairbank1' scales, Tho
and the prices low.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

ALL PERSONS opposed to the charter for
new mRrket~houSe being given TO parties
outside the corporation authorities, are rO-
quested to meet at Union League Hall, this
afternoon, at . o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

We ARE MAKING q speciality Of the manu-
facture Of fine Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. soak Hail." 5s5 Seventh street,
opposite Post Ofice.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

I1NHRsIoN. ordinance Of baptism
BY immersion was administered yesterday
70 sixty colored people, male aud female, in
tho Potomac, at the foot OF Tenth street,
Rev. d. w. Anderson, OF the Nineteenth
Street Baptist church, OBLIGATED.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

UNITED sE RI.a,s s4GESb5 9EP j6' m 1870
On Tbs Pst!uea q wAaAG5 8. BAaTtG, y New.
PalsLt granted 10 hin On the ga dsI o. April,
i saS IL Hsssas ~ soTiSI i Fsit Il!
lIsrri
Il 10 ordered that the tsstlPouy In the case be
closed on the I'D day Of March next. that the lima
Tor Ajax aTguhqall and the Examiners report 30
Limited iq,en ~ sisS AZ az that aAid
Any person may oppose this extension,
bAhUkL 8. FISHER,
ia8 'WSW CommissiOneT Of Patents,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

The regular soelable OF the Ohio Republl,
eau Association will be held this evening In
the pArlOs OF the First Congregations
Church, corner Of Tenth and q Streets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

ALARM OF FRE.-About 1850 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, smoke was discovered
Issuing from the restaurant, situated on
the corner Of Seventh street aud Louisiana
avenue. The hromen were prompt In at
tendance, and the fire eItlngulshed without
material damage. The fire originated from
coal falling from the stove upon the floor.
A small hole burned In the floor was the
only damage sustained.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

We ARE MAKING q specially OF the manu-
facture OF fne Black Cloth sults for dress
occasions. coax Hail." 525 Seventh street,
opposite Post Once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

JOIN T. MITCHELL, No. 8l2 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
ofiers his entire and Well-selected stock Of
dry goods for sale until further notice, at ID
per cent, discount,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

A PAIR for the heneft OF Waugh Chapel
N. Z. Church will be held 10 the lecture
room OF the church, corner Of A street north
and Third street east, Capitol Hill, com
menclng tomorrow night,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

PENNIES and three and Ave cent pieces ex-
changed for currency at the counting room
OF the REPUBLICAN office, corner Of Tenth
and d streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

AMEETIss Of The Frat Ward Republican
Club (uylnclblos) Will DO heIa TINS evening
at the stevens schOol-house'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

"REoHNT ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS. DIR.
Isaac J. Hays will deliver the eight lecture
Of the Grand Army course In Lincoln Hall
this evening, entitled as above.
Prof. Joseph Henry, secretary OF the
Smithsonian Institution, will preside at the
lecture and present the speaker to the au-
dleuce.
DIR. Hayes is emlnoltly the man to lecture
upon the Arctic regions, as he was surgeon
OF thu. Grlnnell expedition, fitted out under
the auspices Of Lady Franklin. aud which
sailed from New York In May, 1883, under
tho command Of the lamented DIR. @. X.
Kane, having for Its object the search for
the open Polar sea and for relies OF the
Franklin expedition. D.. 90.
DR.. Hayes wAs the companion and ad-
wiser OF DR.. Kane In that remarkable voyage,
and by his earnest appeals throughout the
country, after the return Of that expedition
aud the death OF DR.. Kane, induced the IT.
ting out OF another expedition under the
auspices OF scientific associations Of this
country and Of Europe, which sailed from
Boston In July, 1850, under his own com
mand. His report OF the latter long voyage
was adopted, condensed aud published by
the Smithsonian Institution OF this city,
Professor Henry, OF this institutlon, having
furnished him with scientific instruments
for the voyage, and otherwise aided him.
or the two voyages he will undoubtedly
treat In his lecture.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

One year aro I offered a resolution Ia the
Fourth ward club similar 10 the one Adopted
q the oitifent meeting last Wednetahy.
aeifin favor Of the same measure. why should
ys rot have a ehanEoi Dan one valid reason
Sst .RsH i' S. . SSI Sa o G'0 lie S sees
magnificent avenues covered with 9Th, and
when he ieaulrs, the cause u this no u told
that 40tetn mem oontrola Wy Ayenues hnd
elan. Den. miohler does the beat he can, and
that makes about As much heAdwAy in clean.
ing a. avsuus one hundred feet wide By four
miles long ~ did the peraevsring Mrs, Par
tington in her stIotts 70 keep back the ATTAIN
tic ocean with her broom. .s..t. ......H.
III. prophesied By some that We will md
lees minority. DO not beiisveit. / believe
there IL too much good sense In this commu.
nifty, and In the rank and ale OF the Republican
lions q ,Ss fudSiSSsI Who no% Prssiaes &
the Oily Hall. II IL . ed sight 10 sss men
saeFihee their convictions OF right merely TO
BE- With the crowd, or to secure for themselves
many times during the past six months that
they believed ne right IA ny contest with the
Mayor, but they say "Ws hold once under
our heads would come Oh, our innuenee would
be gone, and perhaps our families made TO
suffer- To such he gould say, 20 ,ys Of
world hays beeq today ifsTarybOdy had acted
Ann Hutchinson had only to surrender her
religious belief, and she need never have been
surrounded BY bowling mob, had only to say
he believed slavery TO Be God-ordelned lnah,
| tuition, to have secured the protection Of the
well-dressed roWdlea Of Boaton. Edwin NJ,
stanton had only 10 say that he believed Goa.
Eresa TO- be wrong and johnson right, TO have
retained his position At the head Of the War
| Department. Jacob II, CfosamAn had only 20
say that he believed Mayor Bowen right and
myself wrong, to have retained his position a
there are some Who do not believe that hold.
| ing an once 10 the chief end Of mAn'a exist.
enee, and who value their personal integrity
more than ofnelal position.
Al the conclusion Of Mr.. Cranes speech
he offered q resolution for the appointment
Of committee TO revise what IL known as
the Harlan bill, and present Il at the next
meeting for discussion. Lost.
J. NJ. Green then took the floor and made
an address Mandatory Of Collector Boswell,
whom, he said, must not be classed with
the other officials at the City Hall. Mr..
Boswell was q good and true man who do.
served the thanks OF every rlght-minded
man for the arm positions he had taken
when II was necessary 10 maintain the right.
Chaplain Green was interrupted frequently
by Isley Walton, . eolored man, who was
evidently In favor Of Mr.. Bowen. Mr..
Green answered him good-humoredly, finally
giving way TO allow Walton TO deliver a
harangue in favor Of the present municipal
administration. When he ceased, the meet.
Ing adjourned, having been characterised
with the best order, and the proceedings
conducted In dellberatlye and impressive
manner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

We ARE MAKING a speciality OF the manu-
fActure Of fne Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. coax Hail." $50 Seventh street,
opposite Post ONCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

We ARE MAKING q speciality Of the manu-
facture Of fine Black Cloth Suits for dress
occasions. coax Hall, )" 535 Seventh street,
opposite Post Office,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

STATE REPUBLICAN AssOoIATIoNs.-The
New York Republican Association held their
regular monthly meeting on Saturday eve.
Ling In their rooms, corner Of Seventh and
L streetsi Hon. A. NJ. Clapp, president, In
the chair j. II. Patrick, esq, secretary.
No particular business was transacted.
Tho Pennsylvania Republican Association
also held meeting on Saturday evening.
The Executive Committee were Instructed
to walt upon Hon. Simon Cameron and In
vito him to address the association at their
stated meeting on the 2lst instant. Hon.
John Coyode was present, and was received
with enthusiasm.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

THIS Is TO GIVE NO TICE, THAT The SUB.
L soR!BIR has obtained from The Orphans,
SSiaaSIs, iS.srs ssS snSStary on the psr'snSi .S
tate o. hioA9iAa PHLLAs' lssS o. WashlaGIoa
elaine AgAhht the said deceased are hereby warned
p eIhibt lhs same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
the Subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of Jam
naTy next, they may otherwise by law be aK-
oludod from all benehl Of said estate.
0lVen under my land this 18th day Of January,
lg70, "a hlRH PHkLAh,
Ja25-WaNs RxeeutFix.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

Reckless DRIvNG.-George Mcdonald, a
colored boy aged is, residing on Fourteenth
street, while crossing Seventh, between l.
and N, on Friday afternoon, was run over
by bakers wagon and his right leg severely
Injured. He was carried TO the Washington
Dlspensary, and properly attended to BY DR..
Taylor. The driver Of the vehicle was ar.
rested by Ohleer Cross, carried before Justice
Hyde, aud hned S5 aud costs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

TuB second session OF tho Buel Hall
school, No. 1921 street, will commence on
Wednesday next,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

THE wAsmH0Tos dAsLIoHr CoNPANr:-o
Btoekholders' meeting to-aayl DetWeen ~
aud O'Clock, for election Of dIrsstorsI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

COURT,

" FEBRUARH I. 1870.
Dfstrfet Of Columbia, Wash ACTON Counfg 70 ~.
. In the eale Of Isaac Q. MONTH, ,AdminlaiTa-
TOT OF frAuolH q, Mcnamara, deceased, the admin
iatrHtor Aforesad has, with the appreciation Of the
orphans Court Of WAshlnGtOn oouuty AfoTesAid ,ap-
Pointed Saturday, February the 26th, A. d, $50,
Tor the nRlI settismsnt and distnbItlon Of the
personal estate q said and u the Assets
In hand, A. fT A. the have been c0llao tod and
turnsd into money! when and whore all the credit
heirs ofsad dSeaAsod are notified 70 attend,
with theiT elAima properly youohod, or they may
otheTWiAs BY law be- excluded from all beneni In
said toesased's estatpi provided eopy OF this
order b publlshed once week for three weeks In
The nlrioHAL REPuBLIoAH preyiOSs e ssid day.
"a WSW' Register OF wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07
OnaROrtiEs.


.L.-.-.- -
The funeral of ths I.te Iohn =. Ellis took
plsos on s.tn.a.. ....-,-- 80. ., p.t,,oL,,
-. ! -Na''. morning IRON ~ FANioA'
Gpsolabis oitIssp, Of an, sommanitv. among
,Sbon wsr. n... - ~. a ,-..,,. ....s,. -. :.
ii, =. !. Y y, NV a'enue nvlVIAn's
tn ,sn.l.. nut o. our mu,lon pubic pubic;
walnut conn, covsred With hi.ok oiotb .nd
i,nsa lien ,vhIt. go. 80 800
sovsrsd with sov,r, a. ~. va ,nn 1o%p .S.
plate bearing the name and age Of the deceased
p,sssd s ~ ~ hs church i,n tss conn va,
wsltst s s, "a ~ es ~ p ~ Rev fs,hsr
deacon AMI ResrottI =. ,ab ds.son a9,ss
which Rev r. n RnSi. ~ 81 pntcs,s a. niseI
lat VsSse ef tSs AN uA shs LOT ~ tsst the
rather Boyle spoke of ths giie And ebssss,ni
OF me dsctssed. and alinasd 70 ~ ehs,i,is.
ursinV Nj hearers 10 faIInS NJ. .,.nnia n,
Soos ssss, n'' W '0"'" ms example In
Tho choir. under the Iead NJ MI,, Mas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OaTI Riohter' arS.pisslI
sang the dregorisn Mass. Miss murray ssnT
Krstehma5 foiIowsd Hith " kuRels sysr btIsbi
And faIT.n In the choir. besIdes the Above
were COL. seiirson. MI Shea, Mrs. she's, Mil,
1Ias' t.ntS,sntinI The Choral Society. wetS
nrsssnt X ths eh,,reh. having volunteered 10
.ins 4 N a., land had Tsbsarssd Tor inc puTposs
I.NN "a ma . NI Fna In
ths nsSoSS ~ az ssos.ssS mi tbciP MAJ
was dselinSd by Fsther waiter.
AZ me eonoiuslon On The seTviesa the many
lsPd; o. The sSSsss well - the SalG,.o
iuni, 70 whom Nj Ellis had always been
S.ion snG toof s. ioS K he fs q ~ nT Of
wVtu then placed ia the hssrus and borne 10
their anai resting place at Mount oHyet GENE
terry. The following gentlemen acted as pail
oesrersi bsesnn, OlATkl ". "a. Dempseyi
vunEpII' az Nm. TnoNAs nj. Aannn
rhs Tsmsins ~ M. ThomS, hiSs9sn war.
patent ice boxes 81 the updsrtnkers, MeSsF,,
Hsrysy 4 MAI, and were Kent In 4 psrfeet
state Of preseTvation, Al . O'Clock yesterday
dsaos OF me Deceased, "ArTyie,n on the -Four
teenth street road, then deposited in the
hearss, and followed by the family, were con.
,sSse S vSish VA. epovd.d 10 eEos"s, X, :
oiolpoE the funeral Services BEGAN,
Amer prayer and readinE Of sslactIons Of
scripture, short addresses were made By Rev.
ME- Mltchell and DR. samson, =
MT, Mitchell GAid his knowledge Of the de-
ceased had been 20 silEht and his scausintanoe
90 ilnited that he would read a Gketoh OF his
ms,siys And which had been road by oth era
Who Knew him we'll, and pronounced by them
truthful and lust, He thu 10 read brief sketch
Of the life and last illness on Mr. BlaEdsn'
adding an sioq asni personal tribute.
REV, Or, Samson smoke feslinrly upon the
domeatis yiftuea, unostentatiois RoodneHI.
and stsriiag plSty OF the deceased and. the
looked upon death, as well in health as during
his last illness
Rev. MT. Mitchell said there were two by INNS
while living, the one Commencing
ur.,s., ,,h.,o,., a. ..,,biy hu.,
rhn soysrsign viil IenIss y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07
'srattuuGI gepnblttau
MONDAY noRslNon..!.l .!EEgaUAEI .ls,e
r E f 0 r M.
LARGE MEETING AT UNION
LEAGUE HALL.
PROMINENT CITIZENS PRESENT
OLD ORIGINAL REPUBLICANS
IN COUNCIL.
Address to the Republicans OF
Washington.
HARMONIOUS ACTION.
HARMONIOUS ACTION.

Constitution for the Club.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

RsIolpsd, That Ws support the AdmlnlStrt.
tlOn Of President Grant, aud endorse the policy
essential TO The liberty OF man and the FestoF,
alton 0t the UntOu.
Rs''lTsi, That 40 have no c0ntiianoe 10 our
pIV-gat aIuilipa4 aImlalslT,tlol, ahd are
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-07

Mr.. John II. Crane having obtAIaed the
moor said as this was an anti Bowen meeting,
and 40 the Adherent1 OF the Mayor had VilI-
ned him at every opportunity, u was proper
that he should have few words TO say, The
qaestiOn suggests itself, why are We here to.
defeat the Republican partyt Does AnY ono
bSllve thiIt We are all OF US Republicans I,
and many OF US OF the most radical type. some
Of US had worked many years In the anti
slavery cause before the Republican party, OF
even the Free Soil party were thought Of.
Then why are we here tonight Afifm that
We are here, aetuated by the same prineipls
that brought US into the anti slavery cause
to protest against Injustice The Mayor says
we are "mAlo0ntsnts, HoFehoAda,h Sci that
there are not ofness enough for all, thoro-
fore those o. Ss who cannot Sss once Tn are ds
many other things that gentleman says, IL
simply not true. We are here to entsf our
protest and to take measures to- eheekmAts
the lAwless conduct ofan INSCRIPTIONS Mayor.
Our objections to him are LIST. His dlhreg ard
Of his word and repeated violation OF hiH
promises I'd. His oyeTbeaTiuK and insolent
manner towards nearly all who come IN CON
tact with him, 50. His wAIteful and reckless
expenditures Of the public money and shane
loss violations OF law. 9TH. That he eAterB to
the worst elements Of society IN giving ooun-
tsnAnce, by his silence II not by his open APP
pToyAl, to the lawlesS, fOwdy conduct OF the
very worst character Ia this community,
These, with many other reasons. that might
be namel arc what have brought US here to-
night. He stAtGa that we are disappointed
Oil5e.seekerS, and that he can count our nun
bers on his ten Fingers, The number here to-
night pl owe that he 10 about a. correct In his
estimate Of his opponents a. Ia his other
stAtements.' Well great men have before beeR
deceived In estimating their strength, so he 10
not an exception. IL II to be wondered at
that those Of US who organized the Republi.
can party In this city at great expense and
damage to our business, feel Indignant when
we see the Mayor make use OF the power we
have placed in his hands, to deprive US OF our
luatd dues, while he bestoWa two or three ofnpeG
upon men who have done nothing for the
party but make II troubled The question
with him 10, not whether a man believes In
Republican principles, bot whether he be.
lloVen Ia Sayles J, Bowen hence he has driven
from him nearly all OF the best men Of the
party, and stands to-day, supported mainly bE
the meAnest and most aerVile FenegAdeB OF the
old Democratic party.
When charges are made against him, he
states to the COunella that he wants no white.
washing, aud asks that the matter may be
prObed 10 the bottom. He then has appointed
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found attention by grave senators and
had moved Whole communities, whose
pen had written diplomatic papers on
subjects which Interested the civilized
world, died in utter torSettulncss of his
trllmphs in life, and without capacity
to comprehend what had been passing
for two years in that world in which he
had shone SO conspcuou>ly for many
years. This was indeed IL melancholy
fate, and it has ELECTED the derpcst sym
path'eS of our community.
In person Mr. Snule was remarkably
handsome. !!iS head was study for al
lists. being massive, aud we'll formed.
with broad, expansive t"irhrad. firm
set mouth aud chin, the nose slightly
aluliilc, and the arch OF thc eve grace
fully cu vel, from beneath which slIonc
"a apair of dark eyes, full of intrll lliycnce
and FIRE. His '>:yr Wis ~: 'l,ri"!ly
magnetic in its influence on hearers. Ills
el"cution was PUBLISHED, his gestures
graceful and always appropriate.
Hi, i;ianners in social life We're gentle
and winning, but his nature WAS p,oud,
aspiring and impatient, and any oppnsi-
ti"n to his wishes quickly reused its
sleeping force and vehemelcr. H. was
though he rarely abandoned the persua-
sive in manner. Taken all in all, Pierre
Soule wlll be remembered in this cG,nnlu-
nifty as one Of the NEST brilliant, learned.
intellectual and gifted men who have
lived aud died here duriug the past fifty
years. q. Pituyunc, March 27M.
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