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~ the earliest pract1caDle moment.
Indian Lands. -
Messrs. Joy and Grinnell, of Iowa, made
an argumentto-day before the Committee OF
Indian Affairs in favor of sustaining the
Cherokee treaty whereby they have OBJ
tanned large amount of Indian lands q
one dollar per acre. Those who controvert
this argument claim that if Congress as
SCENTS to this it will entail losses and hard
ships upon large class of actual settlers
who ore anxious to pay for the lands at the
Government prices, for which the railroad
companies are charging them from three t.
five dollars an acre.
Another Yerger Case.
Mr.. Corwine, on behalf of George r. Ken
nedy, of Texas, made application in the
Supreme Court this morning for writ OF
habeas corpus and certiorari to revise the
action of military commission and the re-
fusal of United States judge in Texas te
grant a habeas corpus whore the prisoner
is confined under military or naval service
The question is the same as in the 5Yergel
case, and will be argued next Friday. 81
Nominations Confirmed. ~
In Senate executive session to-day q
large number of consular nominations were
considered and combinations made. The
sickles nomination for the Spanish Missiol
was called mp, butobjection being made By
two senators, the case went over. The eaat
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Of judge Pearre, for the fourth judieial
circuit, came up, and, after . short discus-
sion, also went over. The nominations Of
Strong and Bradleyfor associate Justices
were then considered, and Judge Strong
was confirmed without a division. Suisse
quently the vote was reconsidered; so that
the nomination is yet before the Senate.
Mr. Bradley's nomination, after brief de-
bate, was passed.
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HOAGULINE for sale by n 4
y :. T. =. Du = i! ASR sase street
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EDUCATIONAL. IRE
ATED1CII COLLEGE OF YIRG1NIA.
s wi RICHMOND.
sUMMER sCH0s0 e.. s
LEC1UhEHS:

N. J.. JAMES 81. d. Practice az Medicine;
/. r. PAGE, no. d. Obstetrics, +;
WILLIAM H.TAYLoR, III. IL, Chemistry;
+. B.MATKINs, 81. D., Diseases OF Women and
Jeli y. q: sKELToN, II. D, Physiology; -
Ge .fR e Mia II, Surgery 80.
Tfe next COURSE OF LECTURES win cou1-
mence WEDSESDAY, March 10th, and ecntinue
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION win be- sfsorded
by ample opportunities OF observation In the Col
!ege InGrmayy, the College Dispcnaary, the city
Afms-H Houses, and Howard's Grove Ho9pisal, &C.
companfed by appropriate lecturer
For ctrcnlar or further tpfor1naf lon, Address
II. L. JAMES III. d., Rezistrar,
sszs+ t73 eo8 east GrHce street.
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IGANH.

IF YOU HAVE MONEY UPON WHICH
i YOU DESIRE TO GET THE BEST INTE-
REST secured on city real estate, call on
- f.. B. NEWBURN,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
ALLY No. l6i6 Main street.
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ITrAErrEns q an !i!ssfiArE-The

lTRANsHERs OF Rial. iEsfATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate Eere ID
mittsd o reeosd during shs week ending
On he 11th linstE 19isitiisn 81 lodi :4iiE
Deed inside 4 Nov enibeF 5, BY H.fZ!
shriVGr and Wiietb John N0lG8, ior lot
on tie southwest ie0Ener Of Quincy md
Fulton GGtreeS; RaBt Wheeling; j, 600.
Admitted November 8. w
Deed madeB October 10, 1851, byyM
chaoli Farmer and wife 70 Edward Allen,
EOr, the north half Of lot No. 4 IN square
No. 4s, South Wheeling3 $3.50. admit
ted November 81 IL Ht-f istl'
An agreement made April /, 1870, be-
tween Mn. II. W. Jacob and 6. 8. Jacob
and olheES Admitted November 8.
Deed made Aprl /, BY Nina d. w. j.:
cob and others e. A. Ridgeley Jacob, for
go acres ~ land deed 20 partition, the
Dunlap and Paxton farms Admitted No
Deed made ia pFi 4 y 81 n w i, Ia. "a
cob and Others 70 ~ Egalll \, Jacob for
$50 acres oflGad, "a "a Or p6Sit:tt ition, The
Home faftJ Admit TED I6Yenbe n, :, .
Deed lIRde NoyenbF 3. by James
Conner fora and wife TO- Nm. II. Rislet, Tor
the south halo lit No 81, corner Of Ger;
nan ~ ss9 DIyis!oa /. street, \ $500. AZ.
Deedmade NoVHsmbet q By Merchants
National Bank TO nSihdel .. Boyd, for
part Oi lot No Tin s1uife no g! (el feet
10 inches ftSht On Main street \ 81 gao,
Admitted N0VeEnbef o ''li'"E 1-'i-. -'.lHi
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THE DRunq 8dE&Slle matinee
given by the Drummer Boy troupe,
Saturday afternoon, was largely attended,
and ave unbounded satisfaction 70 the
audience. Avery large proportion Of the
seats were occupied by ladies and chill
.tiseu. A better pleased crowd we have
not seen in 4 long while.
The croWnfng evening Of the season,
excelleuce a'ius last
The hail Was literally fal-not a vacant
place could be found to squeeze in an ad-
litional spectator. The performers had
become perfectly familiar with their
respective roles, and everything passed Of
With the precision and regularity Of clock
work. The large audience Vas wrought
up TO the highest point Of enthusiasm, and
al times made the walls fairly tremble
with their long and rapturouS applause.
We could mot ascertain the amount re-
Allied from the exhibition, but We are con-
fdent It reached handsome figures
T XFss18 d gstla j ~ sssP 3
de widows and orphans, made such by
TIE cruel war.
We should not forget to congratulate
those Of our citizens who interested them
selvesIhtbsiaging the Drummer Boyhere,
Ind who sustained characters in the play.
Thsydeseved the @coes they achieved,
end considering their inexperienee in such
matters, we know all who witnessed the
performances will unite With Is IN saying
that they {" acted well their parts"
s,epbenyille Is the next place e b NJ, yis-
:itddMthe exhibition opening there To-
night We assure the citizens Of that
iSty lit / sfictd + iteltt Sig SBtddt0 tof t1ed;
IId We hope to hear that 1t Is properly
appreciated by receiving immense patron
9ge.
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EH4Ir4asfsl Z IA N79ffalNNAA
Boat RAGE-Theerace BETWEEN the
PocGhontas md spiytns, III satdat.
day evening, ovss stRGIcodrsp 1lpehti6ped
in our paper OF that morning. Q6ttsca
number gathered a The glass .H6ug in
MartinsyiHe 70 sSee thestart Hire add
there on the shore along 81 tuuts Stos & {
assembled to witne thcTace, and iarfSJistI
collected on the suspenisoa hid 6 8 "a
watch ths boats c6ming down ths 81
stretch. The iaceStaSp petty lpej ,eel;
tested-the splYin8 Rfnlaing 81 nj AEi6E
yards We could not hts e
belieyeit was pretty gql IL s
understand their buStne fndiI q mi
Ithemselves to win q
We hear that a SeCont'f4e N 6le
arranged !or oyet tlis slIiiS .e6glss askt
Saturday the ptizs 6ph-
tlred collars,
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rTAY1ABLETFARM FOR sALBRaR

V5-'TE0 lnIeFIgNed 0ll8I1 J1l - IT.
PAD Sii1SfCd thFOe miles east o. SE
flSif5yiiIS. M ore nile sOuth OF the NatlS,tat
RoSds eoHiSIning IeO Acres, rs under ellnva'
tIo haS plontY II good timber, Y vel Watsea:
lies yFy hynfl6ly Y e1syto ,tS6 IN n,sli Z
iSS u5ISeS: with ample Spd eOnV enlent out5nlld.
inSS ~ chief TeC6m1nGbdatio lg ~ aeanlls
snei,t,f PRUIT, Of great variety and eholse
TdalttT, surpassed By no Orchard " ne o9naLlys
!sSs fIuit ~ NAN Eetl6a with special Ieterenee
~ TrSst IA ToSYfet, and e0DaiEts Of Apples Cher
~. FeSeheS. Pear, QninetS P1ums and GEape11
toSetheF WITH email frlits Of ~ lStIea. lmolR
wien l. one.half acre Of lapbeEties and one.
haIf aeFe in StIARbeHles 4, ,-s. iItSG Z
,he TrtgSiSeS Or addfesS a. 81 ClaiFsVille, o.. =
octiT SAMUEL Z; PINNh94 .
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!,

~ 16th DAY EgVoFCgih 1871, 12ttl 0ae[
Al pnhIic G6l0, q the font door ot, the: Court
Ifolse Of Ohio County West Virginia, ne I9St q
land, eoItniDIng 3 leFesi more or IesS, situated
90 The East Fork Of Long Run, upon Ehle1 t9s
FSe laFro two story brick building upon the said
and e n good repair, and there is upon the land
Convenient to the house. & n0veF.IAillnk spring OF
EXCELLENT water, The stGbling, fences and oIhe!
Impr0VemGnts upon the place, are Al N good
ehIse moneY II cash: the balance In one, tgo
and thFce Years, With Interest Deferred. pay
fG.foi hs ScelFed b., deed Of trust upon the
aid uremiGes, and The int Test upon the same 70
BE- pSId annually. Possession given April Isl
is7i The tiTle 10 the above Il 1nexcepti0 enable.
iiy Older Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Ohio
r6IntV W, W, MILLER,
ctfiA Chairman OF Committee.
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PRoBArE BUsNEss. -On. the 11sh inst,
Thomas Hughes was appointed guardian
Of Emma, Anna II, Mary n. and Eliza
N. Hughes, infant children Of the late
John Hughes. jlsG q
The same day, MEs., Rebecca !, Me('q
loch was ! appointed HI g7in4a l5noE s1sanlH.
daughter Of the late Joseph SIcColloch.
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NOR sALE-14O ACRES OFRH
q Land, mIIes from M0undsyille, and ~
10 from Wheeling, 80 70 90 acres cleared, .
fesIdue well HmbGred. Good building and
orchard. tU. .li;t.= ..
4I1 acres near I.IttletOn; 100 ceres cleared.
BY ". v. HoGB y BRO,
Real RstAte AReuts,
o.sa .t. 106 Markell Street
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AProNrED TRUsrEE-In the Circuit
Court last Saturday, A. J. Clarke EsqE,
was appointed trustee for the children d
G. W. Nichols, Vi6s Isaac Cots. e bi,a.
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fRiUP0Nf GJNP6 WIDER AGENCY
u Tie ldersinsd u thS S0lS ASsnt II 1Nia
QttFtoE IN NIG6f IN minds bf9 F8VSdef d "a
thGs elerAtea 4l Re1t Powder Mn. .ltlls qnA1
tss5 HiadS ~ TIE UfIt q s. u GGVSfRnSl II .
aHO Keeps e an tiiAt u Sllf6G iiFlait6i.
zine Of Ride, in whole dali ana qIliTIOP ike 3.
Blastlpg and Ninlpg POHdG4j III IN Metallic
ASieb III IS n IN e H. ny
same h11f b hld lnithb VtoS61 Ital1l stll
He be- p9taele PA lllRe4 "a allsFpnt alSOSto
i, IN 15fd = So 81 ~ te ID; q. n9ls7L
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" ExANINATIo4iiP osFPoNEDA=fpdilfGs
Arkel, residing in north Wheeling, was
arrested and taken before sqr. Gillespy,
charged win. hqvlbg scommiItssa Il 4 j. le 4
Of the peGoe. Neither thelSiats Aorthe
accused Wis 81 ready togo into an siiXamiRa::
don of the case. andi tilrpsrp OstpOnedun:
III next s3Sis Ia' .ba G'i e 4
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y ~
b GEuReu sDEDlCATIQ'E.T The German
Methodist Episcopal church erected In
South Wheeling dpEins .tRe,i past season,
was opened for services the first time. yes
|fetdsy.r EhaletRnd building cost about
Is 200, on which debt Of q. 900 was still
SSnprOyided for. Afertlls morning .ssrr
mon in the German language, by Rev.
Mr. Ro,hwsllsr, an effort MAS made 10
Ellduidatc The Indebtedness, and the cash
collection and Subscriptions, amounted 10
Epbout 500. Rev. Dr.. Westwood, Of Fourth
street church preached il, the AFTERNOON. at
"a 6'ciock, and in response to the second
l 2 (ree sle church iassSg gsAs sep g
were realized. There were Ia lie services
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LAKE shore Ill 4 !, .s ~ Sweet
Potatoes Ia Abundane eat Harry SuaitG q
,ad.sssGl IATkGt atstteetEilB el6M df1lcL Lure
IA. I 10 suIBI obi NJ nHiu o IhSIr
hVu1 ,...YF ssaclLrsssE u, iaaI;zy1 d ID
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MRsiS 6dxs0N's LEoIIGIIiilEElETkiS
lady lcctditGd yesterday, bolHs morning
and evening, in Hornbrook's Han to large
and deeply atteBaRe G6dlshOG S66e
hearing 4 4 ptayOid;; HIT c6dvfnsed
that she b sincere inWhAtshe says. Her
Ahet, digntaedd emesndr on tbsgsrth,
her plain and Tfri u language u iiois
chilly and ye sEIfhOut the Fapss
iimpEsse her heaFap thyOpblE CopaFmr
ing 'thOss'& tHeif6b opinions NltsYl
,sSmpathtze with her in BELLE, and Undue.
ing thosa qRlld hta1e Hereto q 9 givtn 4lo
dtte6tion" 70 liz id6jeeB upon which she
lectures, tOSbDstoGl ID IliehH hdte .tllaaIa
passing thodgbt is to speak again
next sundAymornlng and evenings sia..
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ORsALE. TWENTY t9GJ BUILD,
Ias ioIs On wheeling leland Price So
c.ch Terms. 0ne.GOnEtb cAah; thB rostdne "
tqaal lrst1lmGnIS q one, two and three ye4El' Z
Apply 81 TOR kTltO :, -, ,,,,ts,1esr
natl ~ JNO. F.ol11ohl9I y:
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Y. Il ksfHilpAi %. 1Hipif1AiistiH III :
TH4CB q ? Assoc 81 AEt0a, The regular
meeting, oflth6thTe dchersi Association Of
WhetIing5met pursuant TO adjohtnmsdtit;
Saturday morning WIGS President Es!als r
snowdep, il lie Chair. vi, on al
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LADIES, Mise lciid tehIld teh'l French
Glove fljd md IN 9ec6 BattggIh
Boot 5pst a Lcuis vi Bonds,
'161 Main street. tf3mis9s ~, 5i3H ~
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1lRs. GATES AID Ma JA1ns.-Mn.
Gates. GoOd morning, Mra, james. How
wellyOA.are looking IL bettesthan when
=, lEs IL 2 II nv Y l0illiS hAi "a lgAll y
! saw you itlsG' .'iEYaT - Tsllo3 q = 81
Nm. Mm@:t Oh Tam mich better
tlan I have bean eioEiG long time, and I
am nov 81 Isl 4 My III more q Ryl hXorSSi
ne medicine PLANTATION 4BfTTERa
ons BS6ttls 1t H y worth alI DE doctors
In tie world. No more doctors tot me.
.aGlIrS Gates Nearly every one speaks
we'll PEAsElII6s sFiiEElIgliS, lain1sE haSea
mind 6uy7it mySSstlc The ifatt &, Z Asse
no appetite, strength OF energy for any:
tlabg. Nay sga 4 ateiill pc a gpi AS
va, qld lounge about 4 tlle h9lSe al day
IonkOa ld sssssl1 stg eiis i 2, q
IA JGmQGs MylW0Dds t0ed II, Ms.
d4la; Just lst them I'M nGEEkFIoN BIZ,
aRBs moderately ltAFoe itimss srdAy, and
you WilSee . wonderful Improvement
: novfe Goa tWWyi q ~ ~ n
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i Boors. md Shoes al of4c6l6brated
makes, can be had 1t Houis V Bonds
1877 M1h street 14i.a ;sf ,t laS' ,., T.. -,
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EoR eALE.
NNRrIHb 2ERRY, ONO.

nOR SALE-A, LOT OF 40 FEET
Font n I'm strsSt; oaSt sIde; and FunHing |
% The riTer, GdJ0InIng I. Pollock. Rsq, Wheel:
ing Ialan6, By IA - 900
". ". HOGB 4 BRO,
OctSI Real state AGena. =
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IA. ~ nil {yIiUIk9I fitd Sfi1c 2. = s'lf
r TIE FeSSN e&efelses 81 the next meet;
ing, will benn addpessb by the Secretary,
and an essayLy Mis- Log ny 9ielafiR
Tsnltilsl SisLlroa 81 h1l,MgE.3pq .
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f l.uiETe giust9 Feceiyed dliAeW style q
IddIef y nd Chill fsas 4 fi6al
Boot tsoml . tashiqasble, Philadelphia
manufacturer equal To custom workIisih
az aaisao sdi b 1e,iIotTs y, BbosP!
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III i.4s ld S5'i NEsW W. i. fakin 1 Co,
Merchant RaiIoEg, No. 7fonrue8tFeSs,
have ihEt received . laigsSS III III Cottage
Collars, the, most beautiful paper Collar
made oIakiis e %; I, are the only parties
Ii the city who have them.
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/. IIlNsri AdTFa3ttHsseSm,ents.

Steamer Anterior. ..LETIstA
A. P. M.-The Members are Requested.
Fourth Street Residence fJt Salesi1 - q
Navigation q The Il tsSosi I1 b4S :
List OF Letters. ,.--,,,.,5
Rouss & StOncr. = lro,,g,. n ~
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q FIRE APPARAUs TEsTED.-The entire
fire Department was out Saturday after.
nooh, ii esdlsdEeF ID 1refuest lfdm die
|dBirpper authorities Tbs. place 81 EeadeF5
u F'uus was on Fourth street, in front Of the
court nodsE Enactment was mGde'to
the several plugs jig ths Ylcinlty. and md AZ y
hour or more spent in testing the eondi-
tions6E thepebgineS1 hOses &cYs'W e'belieye
everything worked satisfactorily, !, The
rams Of one Or Two Of tie steamers did
aot seem specially fond oftheiEpaEt pfthe
buslnesS; rs 1t was with difficulty they
cohld Pe made 2 psrloFpa tsir ap lssi,s Re
4leaFd ofsome little rivalry existing among
the hhen'mmagihgths tnginei, sand per
hans there was an effort made TO see
which ss6otuid throw stream Tie arthest!
andhighess bat tlsgualI did heirabess
II sny one succeeded in ecllpsing the 9th
er t3S, Il Did 50 tfss II #as superior in
power, and mpEat perfect il. copstEucfpps
Tie personnelle Of the Department, 50
al d Wee6hIH judge, " odbdi5; hid th6tg
oughly saqIppsd lpE th q! d li Of th q
duties.deVolYed upon them. Altogether,
lihe dB6lay hdsNEediable'a Gah, dndete
suppose our citizens enter upon The vim win;
tel (the season Of danger from tifeS0 with
SbhfdeuOat lst, they Lhsye,A: fir, ydspart
|ment fully prepared to meet any emer-
e say fHBatP ffticdlEr. = r'sE a''N ,aai''i'
81 CiASUffle 6tAr. HIRE wGslAdE'huch
business done in the, Circuit, CqpEt, Sat;
urdSy. The only case tried was that Of
John Carney ,,fndiGled 4Or. Committing aa
assault and battery. The jury returned
aTeeffdict 81 lnhct gality' V''' '''E4h''17o'P'
In the case Of Jennie Blue indicted stOE
IIlEeeping a house OIL fame, an alias capias
wtS Issued; and in the case Of Alexander
GflIfsspple. c6Iafgesd viii petif lsfcency
also, that d I0hR Aqdenon. indicted toF
foundation, aO1s prOaelius were entered.
ThepoiviIt dOekeiis TO be,tallnn upt 70,
/ day. No more criminal business will be
dhtl Just prior u die close q
ne temtr,laW 81 saeiiay&s a salAlnD gtlba
Adjourned until 0 O'Clock this morning.
.BSaIs -lIssaat V Esa1;;4 = .ssslErilbs E1BS !
RELEASED IRON JAnA-As our readers
win Mary fngis va q nesS5hham6ttts
toj a Ra;l nno .day.aSr last yvaelr In ia.
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Ana Wlth Al tAs Sgies M Ds1le1, .,
IYPE BORDENS, ORalnaTs, ru1s. flr
PHILADELPHIA,
We 1sprsbar;64o S1Seurs svsry a.,sapa.a d
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

Tgi45Vs
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snowden. and the Secretary, were ap'
pointed to lake the preliminary Steps for
collecting Cabinet Of Minerals, and re-
port to the nextrimeeting their plans,
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RRLRAsED IRON JAII4-As our readers
VIM Mary fngls va u "a Commit
ted toiail Opeoda8, early, last week, in de-
fault Of giving bail for her appearance at
the next term Of the Circuit Court, 70 an.
sRer to the charge'of adultery. Saturday
mdrpingp friend IRON Brook county went
before Judge Johnston and became her
bondsmanI taGd she,Was RECESSED from
jail. The penalty Of the bond given was
,ppe bundled dollars. '' '''s'
.9satup1aY eadnod6, James Ropse atho
10y sent TO jan last Monday for robblng
:te money dfaVsfiaF iaheys drug store
YSs released from Imprisonment bond in
"a vaal,paalty having l's.n given. ,tsItr
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suppose our citizens enter upon the win:
tel Die season q Il danger from fts0 With
SbhfdencatlDt they lhsys,A fire, ydspart,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-10-26

INsANE.-The Philipsburg Journal
of Saturday says: "Great anxiety
was felt on the part of the friends of
VIM. McMullin, a single man employ.
cd in Way, Foster q Co.'S planning
mill of this place, on Saturday morn
ing upon the discovery that he had
disappeared. lie was last seen the
evening previous at about eleven
o'clock, by G. w. liberty, to whom
he addressed few questioning words,
and left in the direction of his hotel.
the Railroad House. A search was
instituted on Saturday and a telegram
was sent 10 his friends in Milcsburg
to ascertain If ho had not in freak
of mental ballucination, plodded home
on foot. McMulin lie sufferer from
dyspepsia which renders him at all
times hypochondriacal and somtimes
partially insane On Friday he was
heard to remark that he was dying,
and bis actions were observed TO be
singular. 1t was but natural sup.
position, therefore, tina. he had done
himself some violence. On Sunday
the creek was dragged, but to no pur.
pose, and it was not until Monday that
information was received by Robt.
Lloyd, proprietor of the hotel at
which he boarded, that he would ar
rive on the afternoon train from
Clearfeld, in the custody of a gentle.
man from Pennville, Clearfeld coun.
ty. 1t appears that he turned up at
that place, which is about thirty five
miles distant, on Sunday, and was
rescued from n voluntary death by
drowning through the efforts of the
citizens he having plunged into a mill.
dam with suicidal intent, He was
taken charge ofand questioned as to |
his residence, when be gave them cor
rect information, and was sent to this
place in charge of a citizen of Penn
vile. A brother arrived next day
and conducted him to his home in
Milesburg"