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pointed ie &
81 heard good thing about Judge
Hoar the other day. A friend asked me
if ! knew how the foundation of Judge
Hoar's fortune was made, and on my
responding in the negative, my friend
said that when the Parker House was
being builtin Boston the Judge. subscri-
bed ten thousand dollars on condition
that he should have the naming of the
hotel. When called for, (the name, the
company found he bad called Is aftel
.himselfatgHe was paid forty thousand
dollars to let the company of"
cit would have been 50 awkward y
said my friend, ."'when the trains camc
in to have u fellow bawling: 'Ere's yer
omnibus for'the Hbar House ~
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lEs-The Negro, REvELs, has made a
little speech in the United States Senate.
1t is said that Gov. BULLOCK, of Geor-
gia, wrote it for him, but in its matter
and style we see no reason for attribu-
tingit 10 anybody but himself. 1t is a
schoolboy essay. containing some good
advice to the Negroes, and some stale
quotations of poetry. 1t is just, about
what might have been expected, -,
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The philadeIphia Press Saws &c

The PhlladeIphla Prcss says: ''ConI
gress appears to be determined to pre-
vent and punish election Frauds Con
gress is determined to do no such thing
ESpel every member. especially of the
House, who obtained his seat througl
fraud and there wouldn't be enough ma
terial left TO inake a country debating
society.
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Ey-Over forty railroad projects are
already before Congress asking for sub
sides, while river and harbor improve
ments sosght for will amount, in the ag-
greg ate, to over eleven millions seven
hundred thousand dollars. The Chica-
go Tribune gives notable instance OF
the. end towards the means in the case
of the little town of Conneaut, Ohio,
which is situated somewhere between
Ashtahula and Erie or midway between
Cleveland and Buffalo, which already
had nearly S25, 200 of the Government
money,and is hard after more,and which
during the year ending June 30, 1868,
yielded in duties collected, the magnifl-
cent sum of eighteen dollars! This
supertiuous harbor it is said will require
annual dredging at Government expense
to keep it in navlgable repair.
ES- Commander Edward P. Williams,
of the Oneida, it is stated, when a mid
shipman, was instrumental, in 1858, in
saving the lives of the officers and crew,
thirty in number, of the British ship
Cleopatra. He was, then attached to the
United States'sloop Of war Decatur, and
on July 2Sth, h,with Midshipman Lewis A.
Kimberly and crew of fresh men, vol
unteered TO board the sinking Cleopatra
and take her to Quebee. This proceed
ing was found to be impracticable, and
on a dark stormy night, after much dan
ger and exposure, Williams and his com
panions succeeded in saving every soul
and in placing them on the Decatur II
is painful reflection that d man wht
early in his career exhibited SO mucl
humanity should, initbe prime Of life, Ib'
sacrificed by the cruel indifference ofthl
Captain of the Bombay.
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Notice.

YJ'HE members of the Monroe Mutual Fire
/ Insurance Company will meet at their Of
fee in Woodsfeld on the first Monday of May
next TO elect Board Of Directors for the en-
suing year. JOHN B. NOLL, Sec.
mch29W4
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Administrators Notice.

NIoTIcE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was on the 7th day Of January,
1870, appointed Administrator of the estate
OF William Grimes, decd.
mehlw3. JOHN GRIMES,
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EElf Radical Congressmen were half
as much, afraid of aold Nick as they
are Of ANDY JOHNSON getting into Con-
gress, the tariffs and taxes would come
down one half. sHa lil8 1i's
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Re-re,cE,ornstructAoli.

Congress proposes to reconstruct Ten.
nessee over again. This reconstruction
simply means comforting on bayonets
the right to vote early and often.
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issue arises the rank and file must wait
n,silence and uncertainty until the lead
ers have emade their guess at which is
likely TO bethe popular Side The mem
Der Of tile party who should fail for a
few months to keep posted in its tergi.
versations, will find himself, at the end
of that time, a political hereto.
When such party is beaten, it is de-
stroyed. 1t has no standard of princi
pie around which to rally it's broken col
umns. If it congregate again it must
be under new name and with new pro
iects. This is abundantly proved by the
experience of the last twenty years. 7 I
These are doubtless some Of the rea-
sons why none of the distinguished lead
ers of the Whig party, and few Of those
who established the Republican party,
are in harmony with the party which
now opposes the Democratic party
CLAY and WEBSTER were followed by
CHASE and SEWARD, and these have
abandoned the reins to SUMNER and But,
,{eg aee ltev 81 f,fsH ~
' i;sssg ioqk ed ne13 ia.
We ask you, young man,to look back
over the crooked and nd thorrpy path youi
Radical neighbor has Travelled, during
your recollection, and ask yourself, il
that fills your political aspirations. Ash
yourself if you are wiling to sink your
self respect, and restrict. youf voice ii
fpolitics to merely repeating '',,yea, anc
amen to the sayings, and doings Of some
future Ben BUTLEI.edi ,sLra .s,+
Don't be content with informing your
self on the issues which happen to b'
uppsrmqst .olday, but 6, back back to- to thu
principles. which established, and and mus
maintain our Republic while it remain
one, and then plant your political stand
ard on foundation that will endur
through all time.
Begin right.
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Itlseems that Mr., Grant hss spent
500. .0G0 in secret service money on the
negotiations for the purchase of San
Domingo, and this with nothing to show
for ii.
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gThe report that photographs Of
REvGLs are received on subscription 10
the Marietta Register needs confrma-
ton. Some authorities even doubt the
statement that the Athens bank is. to
redeem its issues with such photographs.
1t would seem, therefore, that Senator
REGELs is not the ibig thing" the Radi-
Gals represented him to be, after all.
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EEThe Prosecuting Attorney OF
Noble County, at the last term of its
Court, summoned 2O6 witnesses before
the Grand Jury.
Is Noble County the worst in the
State or Is it only the Prosecuting At,
torncy who is. the worst In the State?
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q ~ /
EE-It IS said that II one of a mans
arms be amnutated the other increases in
power.
AgricuItilre. commerce and manafac-
lures are The arms Of q nation.
Our. Congress proposes by means Of
the tsriff to destroy two of our seul
try's arms 10 strengthen the third.
fFCAKn was hung, last week, at St.
CIairsyille.
sickLrs was confirmed, last week, as
Minister TO Spain.
How is man TO know what will be
done With him for committing nlur-
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Nsb AObutlssnlsnts.

aY96f . .lrHfarpGt ~ ~
Antioch Select School.
DHE next session of this School will com,
/ mence on Monday, April 25, 1870,
aud continue ten weeks.
TUITION:
Common Branches es.................S5 .S5 90
Higher :" 90
ENooH MARTIN. Principal.
mch29w6.
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E Ben. BUTLER has appointed a Ne
gro to cadetship atWest Point. Stand
back, white boys, till the Radical pets
are provided for ~ ..;i go, : - ~.
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1.-THE King smok ed and said Moth.
ss3dj saa.,s 81 fng.D y n ,4fniIss

he kAhHS .StAlOh cO anu S6Ahn IuOeA-
li9d1 hagis y fng.a 7 4 ,4fnis
The following from one of iDoSN
FtArr's letters to the Commercidl, should
be carefully perused BY GRANTS admir-
ers: -
Ser the first timein the history OF
the United States,. we have President
who draws hls salary with healthy reg
ularity, and is in every word the King
Log of the fable. We, had been; so
troubled with the King, Stork and bis
eternal and Internal policy, that to have
President who knows nothing, and did
not pretend to know anything, was re-
|l:reshing. But,since King Log has turn
ed all the powers of the Administration
over to seven gentlemen, and those not
the wisest in the land, and We find our
|selves possessed of seven different pol
Iicies,seme of them conflicting, the change
lis not so refreshing" I
"Fer time here the all absorbing
questions were, who runs the Admins
tration, who is Grants confidential ad-
wiser? The conundrdm dried out fol
lack of interest, for 1t was discovered
that Grant had nothing to do with, the
Administration. The King smoked and
said nothing, and the Government ran
Iitselfr 'e'',N ''''s, IS
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Eood.feid. March 80. 1870

"A unian Of hearis union OF bands,
A union that none may sever;' slh9
A nnion Of lakes, union Of lands, r
The AMERIoAN UNIoN foeEyER."
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Grand Property s Distribution.
$4,000 in Real Esfssse.
SIG, 900 in Dvy Goods!
$1,000 q Greenbacks!
Small Risks and Large Prizes!
g4LS Prizes! $4,000 Tickets!
PaSIFIIELT fi THE3fHefMAR(k,'
OR MONEY REFUNDED!
No Pestpenement from any Cause!

The reeomln en- 1ation of friends, and the sngi
gestons of many ticket holders have induced
us TO make change in our schedule by in-
ereasiDg the number of prizes in Dry Goods,
and adding 81 600 in Greenbackss As afur-S
ther assurance to ticket holders. +. F. F..Pearce,
Esq, Cashier Of the Marietta National Bank,
has kindly consented to act as Treasurerwith
whom all moneys received for tickets viii beo
deposited until after the drawing aud the de.
livery OF the deeds and property to the for-a
tupate parties entitled thsreto. Thus the
integrity ofour enterprises fullysguarantesd
These changes necessarily require more
time, and a postponement Of the distribution
has therefore been made. We Halter our
selves that the increased attractiveness Of
the schedule vii. be asufReient apology.
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the Way the Money G Goes.v
The Secretary of State has an ambi-

ssTnAI'S the way tne MONEY JOeSs y
The Secretary of State has an ambi-
t;on to snort bisi Hne figare and To hear
the sound of his voice, in Congress-
The, dav that Mr. Heap. member of Con-
oress from the Toledo District. died,
General Sherwood left the Secretary of
states office to he run 'by his Clerks.and
FASTENED to the District to commence an
immediate contest for the dead man $
place i9,le si ais a,a 81
Finding "Jordan hard read to trav-
ep-that the success he met with was
not such as ne supposed n ans grea1 rs.l,, merit
~ 'se fa a;d Ie oaa "a 81 h;s
rs,ns 9s s Mr nnnaIdsnn ~. , who st % salary "a
,,a;a go NJ ~, M 'tha Sto.a ~ an. h,,ndrad ond
twant pS,@ - :, ,t,,e we dollars nor month has since
that tu dat. been mnttiuo n ii. entire time
slec,ioneerinc I for sherwood aD"' -
At two thousand dollars per annum.
the salary the State paws General Sher.
wood. as Secretary of State, and at tif.
teen hundred dollars per annum Sher-
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AGENTS MANTRp. fof i our. =
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Vi MS COUpaHIOu dllu struCk DdlFlck
with rock, and that Eisele afterwards
gave second blow with hatchet. They
rifed the pockets of the murdered man
and divided the money. Eisele after
wards killed Joseph Lilienthal former
ly a clothing merchant in Cambridge at
Parkersburg with the same hatchet He
was arrested and hung for the murder.
He made confession, but did not i'm
plicate Carr in the Balrick murder.
There were many other occasions
when he was prepared to shed blood
but something interfered To prevent him
He had violent passions, narrow intel
lect, and bad, vengeful heart There
was nothing in his nature to restrain his
wickedness. He knew no law but force
and had no aim save the qualification ol
his own desires. Murder, theft, arson
and violence were the only means which
he used to accomplish his purposes.
Thinking over the bloody hist, from
the second death caused by him while .
captive in Libby Prison" BY throwing
a LOG of wood down from a fourth fool
window and striking quartermaster on
the head and killing. him instantly, and
preceded by the shooting Of citizen o.
Virginia while lying in the woods, and
counting down until our eyes rests upon
the number FIFTEEN, remembering his
FIVE attempts TO take life, when it was
not his malignant heart that prevented
him or,changed his purpose, not forget
ting the gloating look as he rercounteC
the secea narratives of successful life
taking while i'll the line Of duty in th'
army, aud recollections fresh in OH
mind Of bis fom unholy attempts to talk,
his own lie, and cognizant of his fear
ful treatment of and outrageous conduc
with bad women--we wonder why s1cl
wholesale. villainy and ,lawless lust ant
red handed murder has been permitte,
to stalk through cur land, casting it
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The Store
TheD.,Ylellfn... 3.

Is good two story brick, in excellent repair 2
and contains eleven rooms, It's finely loca. !,
ted in the village of Williamstown. on ths, 1
Ohio River, opposite Marietta, and commands
beautiful view of the city and river IA. =,
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His Nfurderous Record.

Fl - M "A s d q "a RR
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hered to 10 fixed principle; yet it has
contributed more to consolidation thar
all its predecessors. More mischief has
been done in this direction within the las
ten years, than can be eradicated in ths
next twenty. eiiiN
But tits chiefly to the vacillations ant
Inconsistency of the present opposition
Ito the Democratic party that we desire
to eah the attention of the young voter
Every platform Il has adopted ha.
keen inconsistent with every other; til,
leading measures of every session of it.
Congress have been hostile to those O
every other session; it has repeatedly
enacted in Congress what it declared il
its platforms it had no right to do. L
abolished slavery almost at the same
moment that it declared 1t had no consti
titional power to abolish it. 1t pro
claimed that the rights Of the Southerl
States should remain unimpaired, and q,
Honce commemorate destroy them. i
announced that tire right to control tht
question Of suffrage prUperly belonged
to the States. and before a year took tha
fright from the States.
But IL is not necessary to our puipos,
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JonIN6S Ah6rf T0Ey.

Mr. Patrick Mclarney OF s. Downing street, is
missing. Soc advertisement.
A ball from an air gun went crashing into go
bowery, yesterday, but dd no dsnAEe.
The SuDerlntendcut Of Buildings Ia raidlng upon
cellar nAr' and trap doors la he business part OF New
Caroline Stineherg ft from the pier At the foot Of
eght street ast evening, but vas rescued by Oicer
French,
The German p geographic Society exhibited their
tie streets 'sE
Ten thousand and seyenty.one buildings in New
York are provided with hre escapes, OF hch $40 gere
erected last year, ' N''
. The Tribune Association has contracted with the
ftna iron Works for the iron OF the edince which 10 TO
replace lhelr present palace,
The estimated cost OF the buildings proposed 10
nc erected and altered last year In this ely " IS
2oS an excess OF tS,06I 6N over 1855
Louis Lindean yesterday pleaded guilty Of keeping
q policy shop without paying the specal tsI. judge
NUodrun remsnded him for sentence
meeting OF the Cuban League viii bo held at
nclnouicu1 on saturday evening March 8. AT O'Clock.
IL Is expected Gen. Quessda VIII be present.
ment DO not desire acquisitions TO their Numerical
strength composed Of malcOntenls from other Tcgi.
mems.
The elevated railroad people have completed tee.
gTRhc communication With their three stationary en-.
slnrs along their road. from Coriandt ~ Thirtelh
street
Tho proprietor OF Broadway bar.room has re-
eumed sPecie payments and In large printed letters sn
nounces he fact TO his cusomes silver is passing n
business TO same As psper but not IN such Quantities
:, The Fat Womans ball will Gn Military Hail, ios
sFy nas rScr scc IT. .rr~ VIZ " ne merrs' crowd TINT
Mr -! Wi a sC!.i Ordinary huuAn te'neL Tho n
H"n's hsH"u( 4nnh int" t"a state Ls,J"H -
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WAsHIN9ION GOSSIP,


Tho An Line Railroad bill wil pass the House ty
o 'arge majority. -
Secretary Boutwell, has promised Senator Reyeis
his proportion OF appointments.
bill TO allow free banking Ia In preparatlou and
is friends say Il hae strength in both Houses.
The Committee on Elections decided Yesterday TO
repor ssausI allowing Col Segar OF Vlrgins 10 take
Tho President has not said that he would with.
draw the nomination Of Mr bradley IL required By The
Southern Senators - "
Tho rate Of Interest In Wilson's Funding bill il the
same rs 10 shell BILL but does uOt allow QUE per
cent. for negotiation. -
Senator Robertson, from the Senate Comm ittee
on folticrl DISABILITIES, vii. report bll to repeal the
The President has sccepted, without qualification,
an invitation 10 attend q mass meet ng on Moodhtoc
Common. Conn on the Ourth Ot July.
The House Committee on Commerce yesterday de-
elded 70 reconnend thatle futseAl nshsres OF
be leased to private company for twenty years.
The Senate Committee has reported adversely on
ports
Among the obseltees from the Senate yesterday
were senators tatle Nye, Patterson, and Cragin who
nould nave voted nZallst any pOstponcment OF the
bradley case ana secured hls connrmation.
delegation from the NatiOna. n hacco Associa.
uon had seven hours consultation wSh Comnls
neano yesterday They advocated UNIFORM tax Of six
'eoL GEMS mound ou oiesng aud smot tins tobacco.
Ncnrlr'la hl. G.icd 10 comply Ih her agree.
mchl 10 inlhe layucul OF The prnciT1 nnt H. .oro
AWARDED 70 M tuFens o. The Indri states " tLp
AMI ~.
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES.

The Rev. Newman Hall is dangerously H.
The Pontif IL confident VI his ability to carry the
iAfalibility proposition.
The new English frigate Captain, In her tr Al trip
yesterday made eleven knots an hour, with one scrc
revolving al half speed.
la the House OF Lords yesterday the Naturuilza-
tlon bii passed TO second reading, and The sun.
Gay Trading bill wa read the third time
Commander Edwsrds, who surveyed a route
across the Isthnus OF Daren for ship canal in 81 cK.
presses hii belief In its perfect feasibility
Russia has Withdrawn her demand upon Switzer.
lnal who acd 10 that country for asylum.
At n quarterly meeting Of the Masons, In London,
the Earl OF DE draw and Mpon was chosen Granf
Master and the Graud Lodge OF New Brunswick was
recognized.
The Irish members Of The House Of Commons, at q
private meeting Yesterday, resolved TO propose amend
mens 20 me lrlah Land BILL but not to oppose the bl
"a a whole,
Rome Is making every effort 10 induce the Ameri.
can Hshobs declare for fHrll MA 0lty, hut co fT
their adhesion.
Count Napoleon J. ru has Officially written to the
" dogma II proClAuUtt ,Nllr OPINION In France will
compel tie wlthdraea oI The reach troops from
Rome.
Pyt sgor6an Chapter No. 70, II. A. NJ, was last
evening cOngecrated in nWich near ndon by NJ.
EI r. Wenthworth Littic, Provincial Graud Secretary
Of hddeseH assisted bJ a. LK JaLes Brett, Assistant
Grand rursulyant,
Ir 'lc r",'urli Court of scsainns q TEMPORARY
inluuctio vas hcCr Er,utCd rO ultinp unt Hu Vcs-
lHt"h t / lIir "i copies a. l,Iug ,ug l'o. ls,
puiatI 'd f'..l - 40 CO., ,u, l,u..,... Ana ,.l.
pore - "'""sc '"ss il rIas. 80
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NEW JERSEY.

Protection Council o. L. A. NJ. wa. organized in
Newark on Wednesday night,
The steamer Thomas r. Way will resume her
trips between Newark and New York the 18Th INST
The Air Liue Railroad bill was reported by the
Committ"e on Railroads to the Senate yesterday with
Twenty Ave petitions are TO he presented TO the
Newark Common Council tonight In favor OF q ueN
public market.
The bill To create the new county OF Lopatcorg
Wa amended 80 as to change the name 10 LiyingstOn
and ordered TO \ third reading,
The bill empowering the Central Railroad Com.
nnBy to lay TRACK between Rlilaheth and Newark 10
connect with the Newark and New York railroad hi a.
oeen made the spocia order for the House Tuesday
The b Incorporating the ferry to be established ut
the NechaNhen Cove, just above the Elys an Fioids
has been presented in the legislature with the follow
ing named iucOrnorAtors3 colin Scott, John T.. Hug
gins, Charles Mcintosh Bernard McClusGcy, Lyman Z
Scott and Edwin l.. Brady.
Gen. George Il. Mcclellan, John H. Boon Colin
Scott Herman j, busch, menhcr OF Assembly from
Hoooken lyman G. Scott. W ", shinpen, supeTIn.
tendenl OF the Hohoken Land and Improvement Com
pany BernsId McCluskey Andlew Leghi. aud SEND
Ton Nonh j Taylor have been named aa the Hudson
Count! eleNAtlng C0minttee.