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, 1870-03-10
OHIO.

Defeuftiuk County Trc3suEer-Flre
Department AnnlverznFT In Gin.
CHM nR1t-nAHonlc-Thc Blhae Qucns
ttQN. -......
CINCINNATI, Aazch s.-Tne TRAINER o. Butler
County Joint. L.ndleJ, u supposed TO % de'
tsp!;er % me amoun. OF sso co Cna'tss hie; =.
rstter undeg 4 spectN commits cu fram Auditor
9otEan- So,ntng up 10 lat evening N. a..
covered 10 Indicate where the Nlss'nE money -
scne- He claims tntt he faTe check 10 Int
First Eat1nnN Bank o1 that ctfJ.
The entirt .Fun Department pEoain9 ~ :
tfee u thx 1flsIuoon, IN honor Of tho ecFsateoo:t
anrtve1sary Of the rrst paid F1.c De3a1tment =
the World. An 1nfpecuon occurred =. ., c!1Ta =;
1ne n1s horse tnat sves p..,n0 pnaeo n0se tee' VI
itCmc1xxATi, March a-It Ia rox thouGnt n
Ite de14lc4nnn Of The Treasurer Of batiet CE1a.,
VIII ne about gl0o, ,ooo- the County Comm1a'Tsa ~
en- decline to accept tis rcsi{nAhoo unles ~
su1ttiea Will nblsg7is tcensalve1 aoS 70 oe111a
fslease Ct ltshtrtJ On goc1 account n.
ma Ancient and Accepted Scotia kate ot - -
| sonS u roV holding III ESnteenta AnnnA n
, 1870-03-10
TENNESSEE.

Spec1c Fnymcnts-Rat1ron PFotee'
-Pefnonol Ftolonco ThreAsene0.
NAsnvrlx, March s.-Seyesal houicR a1c pay
ing oui silver change.
The subject 81 direct Communication hY fhl oss
tween Thin city a1d Chicago, rig RnaseliTlAe ano
0Wtntboto, kY., N exciting much Interest,"
called upon General L3tel, commanding ihis
post, to fufctsn hin WITH military e&cort hocne,
ealled meeting 70 appola: deeEetas 70 kAte tAs
plsoe OF s.sd.ExA NJ. Fletcher asxertz thAt the
urtna between Nashville Rnd ChRIsauooz4 h1Ts
c&cpfL
, 1870-03-10
FoRTY-FLRsT CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WARRINGTON, Nsrc1 D.
k,h

FprKIGS RELATIONS.
nj. FERRY presented pe:lt1on. Aao U1oe ~
uaitH relative to illegal snpHsDn nent o} tue
1>oIn.tlcan Government Of Dennis =. AAG3.
Ec:ceADt Of san Domingo, and an AmellAo
citizen, Who n1d btsn brought before nultat!
uthutAl On Irtrolou1 chAIHea, sentenced 70 %
shot, Aad pardored BY the Dominican Senate on
condition Of lesvltg the iRlsnd, prevented tfo0
~ doing BY the government, and 1efnrhed to
Prison. 1heru car Consul'A e11It4 TO releMe hl0
Wefe 1!u!uesf. Nj. Ferry mored til reference
70 the Comnttsee on FoE.lRa RelRa1np, With 4
4ness1Re fron the PTesldeat on the a7b1ec;, In
6cpt Of speehy action.
MI. SUMNER inquired Ehether ehs Ssu1tpr had
Al enEKcAtoa TO make to the committee,
Nj: FERRY replied shst be would eurRe1t 10
The President Of The Uatted BtAH9 10 demand
peIepptostlJ the selcase OF AAtch, and II 1ne Dc.
mAnd y uos complied w1.u to enforce l. hy our
naval force n the ne!<abornood of san Doa1,nqo.
MI. SUMNER thought It woalt be pteftrxole
to recommend Joo:c1ai pr.ceedag q b. :he DoC,in
1e4u Government Al 70 In cAuss OF do:eutlop,
MI. FERRY expressed the belief tna; ;ns reA1
CAIRO Of tho tmpTaonmsns OF tha person rsltrred
cerninE N e1ort 10 sa1ode tns United safe:
purcna1s OF the ialaod.1 .1onr consela+ Asest tar
frz been expressly promised that HA.ca 9hoold b
Yo|etted, and tbs promises hnT1rg eeen dags1atl
11isreRR{ded, b. thought II better Tor thn Amer
cxn Government to employ more torclola aze1
Eent nan wotd9. Tia snn1ees w1s then rslesTe
fo fhe Committee Gu Foreign RaiaEoo1
HrIRI18 N BOND.
H. WILLIAMS, tso9 the Couna3fses On Coo
, 1870-03-10
GENESEQ.
OGu uH3GVt
muncatIne, KAnkRkee Il Eastern
RaalTQad-SuHFGY 0faeteas

munchtIue. KAnkRkee Il Eastern
KallEoad-SuKFey Ordered
SPECIAL Despatch 10 tbs Chicago Trfnuua.
0KIEsEo, ILL.,, March ..
Tho Railroad Committee which wAs appointed
By stM city In Iannary lkst and which Htited
Eanf4kee In February, report that tho AuscAtlne.
pn0tr arrangements uaAde hy thcp, between Gen.
sseo IL Cleveland, and thcnce east TO P1tt2o1r4ts
Pa- Thi1 road wul Iosa the river On the ne Z goY.
no {peIcc DO tie West oank to Muscat1ne. Our
town 10 large wheat ehipptrR z town, a1d Auppo1u
three rour1IE establishments c2pshle Of to1ntn&
opt from $50 10 go barrels Of 1our per Day peldes
custom work. Our elevators hlrd.e from I El!'!o1
to million and half bnshe1s OF cereals per year,
ard ted thi4 road to hep thGn to lower f4tef
We bSyo roH In Es0tc litte over hundred
tnoukAnd nusnea Of grain, st1eniJ.nTo thauAsud
Of which u wheat
, 1870-03-10

Failure OF TMl1wAukee's Capital Re-
moyni Schcuao~

Special pespatca to 1ne Chicago TTtoonc.
Madison, WIS March p
The attempt 10 remove the capita, to Mnwau-
tce, urged BY powesirl lobby and powerful ID
nuences, has ngnaily failed Afrer little niseel-
lareous bul.nc&s, the Assembly deypted The Whole
Of la&s erenin2, Dot sdjoazninE unt1 nearly TX
o'c:ect. to the consideration q TIC measure; Tae
Milwaukee proposition peterod out 70 pE pro.
1,clr 4 10 sunmiss1on 10 The people = the Ia1
election Of the question Of renosa1 . anwa11ec:
leaving further action 70 be taken By the next
Lts.ssure This p1orod,9n ~ =. aKuso :!
Of Danr. and Miner, Of Rschlacd, against: Rodou,
Of Lacrosse, IN isyot: B,nsb.@ Of Jsnss2n' sSso
Of Nsdison against, and Jonnson, Of AuWanEee,
IN fa1ol. Tbs voie fe.uted in The 1ndencits post.
poremeut OF the bill, bJ 81 70 80. ~
cludps l.xe humber q lsa;e NJ s.t ~ q 1as
n.ftx Of the S;ate, and appliance Rt tns good
tnrgs sa.d oy different apea.ess u tns e1a1es OF
a lsrve uain load Of d:tsppoin1ed lohny3Sta
len TOT Milwaukee this moEp.ng-
, 1870-03-10

Etfty millions Of Dollars Worth OIL
Northern Pacific Railroad Bonds
NeKotinseds
spec.4l Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tr1oanc.
ST. Paul, March ..
A prfys,e despatch Of this date from Ne" 1ofk
xay. contrxct fer tho nsgotiat!on Of a,ooo.ooo
CT Northern Pacific Railroad bonds nas ocen con'
c1uded With itaalrG German banking noose oae
= rCrfieman htre couve1tAnt with the AHacRe-
nerts Of the TWO companies, ns.erts MY Il a.
laft Scpe1ior 4 Mississippi and Sossael1 ~
exts b|,sh iar9s rorE n1t1s II Drluths Alo1eaotA
i0r ihe narnfacfrye OF railroad non.
, 1870-03-10
NOTICE..

ME-. B. E. DOWN Err HarzneslJ with ohs!ks Tobcy).
i1 M to zee hts friends ard customers 1t the
Fnrnjtn,t Store of GILBERT 4 SAMPSON, Ill and
lis 9t2.t4t4
, 1870-03-10
EeM i1rieAuA Markell

New Orleans MAfkes-
Nxw Qn1xAxs March ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
ncIair ~ upfddlins. a11Sc Receipts Ale9 bales; az
ports, II, 10 &teA: sa1es. SO b11ea-
U1xADs1r4Ts-t1oul. ssS9se IS Corn, SIoeai@.
oats. &Sc. ,,t<
1EhEA16c, .. v-.n.,,.
44E4ss1ts prime. ese.A!f dull
, 1870-03-10

uniou IN this clty Delegates s.e hero nom hearty
au tne Nprthefu at4teA Of the unino.
Tbeye u considerable PREPARATION t1e2dy 1ot
ma approaching eIoctsou Of municipal omEef&
n the m4tter q School TEuftee9 r VIII b Htota
OF no Blnle. Though politics VII BE- i2noredrn
nc 4cnool cf1cera, this question VII a2r3ty a1ecs
the IeHsAipdef OF tho o1lcek
, 1870-03-10

Alamnnco Comfy Placed Cndcr
MARTIAL Inv.

Martial Law
RatuGu, =, C.. March 9.-GoycrpoE Holden
has issued 4 proclamation declaring the County
Of AiAnauee In sta,e Of intuErcctoa because
Of the yat!su1 outaEcs by esodS Of men. AMeo
atd disguised: among them the ha7g1us Of
negro It Graham. Afttf aludtrg e
teTsral lANlaM acta, he ttAte3 INA;
information u received that lsx'ao!dla9 clE.1enl
haye pteu whipped. snos, scootKed end threaten.
I'd WITH further Tolenea II theJ DO not coaioI1 =
to the political standard set up bJ he a4aaNEs
Ht pkdsea the Whole power Of tae ssate tose!c.
ctnir ii Who escspe to ad}otninK counties Win =
pu1rued ard II not de:sesed By ne eivt a1taot, a
recrton. The S.Ate militia viii loE be sent
Alamsrcc, And, II Necessary, the Federal troop
viii be catled upon.
, 1870-03-10

Frots tke !Stx Tefk Esfn!Ag tps, 4e, ,ha n,ont
Al IN cary Eour yesteIdAy mcInln2 t9s na&ns n.H
va,ensran It tht bIi69e Of the Central HAnoaa
| osts Nerslf Bsy, obse1Ted MO men AppIoaSSa3.. 81.
| Ing HIN from EuxAbeth. ~ The hssne 1ms ~
xi1entun WA2 c&liea to epUek04t& In N oppV-
Asa dit<c1ior, and when ne tuE3nd ha neso aeala
toNatda tha approaching strAnReu, "a eooa ~
, 1870-03-10

New TpFk Dry asso4s tlArkeks
Nxv Yozx. Aa1rh s-1he taasket fsr 7tsin cotton
eocds 10 stiu Ilst1e trptrssed. and sho folloT1nl
nafes Il heavy broxn she. tlnks ~ lowH: Allan
te reduced to 1sHe: Atlantic H TO- lie; Psshc :.
M, 16c; Appleton a, Il: A1sossetx Afc odAHns :!
~ ist (Which e ns5or the m.zfs1; ssafS e e
Ihorntyft uek. le lower. 4 40 tho brand, whet
ttye
, 1870-03-10

Pttt.hnTRh I'll Market.
Prx9nnrnaH. Mafch a-Qrnde petro!eum duh ~
pticya weak: sales ii oct bill, see1 30 dAyA II Ike
We quote spct o. seller Aatrh AtEl. good <1svt{
lie Refined duI futnrs weak. Last bali ot Mach xit
hid Aptu. 4,a.s; juno, sc bid.
, 1870-03-10

Camden. IN. LII ClsT Efecttons
PHILADELPHIA, March AT tho cnmben, y. J.,
eli cs1op. yetterday, tho Republicans elected tae
MAYOR III d every nth.r omcer, except two Coun-
clmeu In the Middle Ward.
, 1870-03-10
WANTED.

20 rurch.se Tor city lota and ono half eah+ Pla.iu&
Mil Ensiue. Boiler. Ct. 10 be removed Apply II
Roam 10 no IS ptAfborE-st-
, 1870-03-10
Attorney Wanted.

vonnr ror eetent ExERoEr1c, and th,roufhly
tshcta Attorney IN dsitrrd to e1cse o.d eo;eclops
and atcEa to bustnese wants Of nessA1tfe hoaS u
&1ANTfI.R Ty{hs1ne Otatct
, 1870-03-10

A yocus uan who IL well acquainted In the city aud
ear cople veil RE UeEd-d. to cAnsa.s the CITY acd
cell kaots with horsc and xASun. Apply fof Two Gays
At tMce, n and 95 kWings Block .D,o
, 1870-03-10

Afex men to act ~ 1n,utAnce Sohcitors To suea -
..t well ousltded better will be Etven thsa have
eyc, before been sdesed In thl4 city. A4dresA lasuH
ANrE Trthune Office,
, 1870-03-10
.nI08nlkiE.

Tic Regular Conven.ton Of ILLINOIS COuaOlL
or PRlSt.KS ttF JkHUSALEA: fog hntinc.s. ~, 5nd 3 :
GHOIX. fot wctk. viii 10 hcM At the Azsooie Tennis
sA' JAMES h. MILE3. Gr. Scety.A
, 1870-03-10

RlCllLC HOTEL.

Photographs Of the Pacific
Hotel Company's New Hotel,
photographed and for sale by
J. CARBUTT, at his Studio,
"a Westinghouse, next to
corner Of Wabash-av. Deal.
ers supplied. Card size mailed
on receipt Of twenty cents.
, 1870-03-10
MAsONIO NOTICES,
Masonic.

1W3E8UUIE4
Regular Conmunlcai!on Of THo3. J. TURNER
Ieet No 4p9 will be held this fThuraday} eseoInx 1t
* o'clock. Work the II. II. pcgstnL
Fraternity cordially Invited.
LEWIS, Secect1Iy-
, 1870-03-10
C0PARTNERSNIP WANTED

With e,leftabihed 1e1l estate house. Ct p1stntf
to loin ne IA Eta1tlns butiness. Have bad experience
IN good salesman, and can teen1e eu1neta Adde'S
J. BENJAMIN. No. ls METROPOLITAN hiock, es9.
, 1870-03-10

Jm CmcAoo WEEKLY TRIBUNE has larses tn
beta circulation tn ths West than any oshss journal
II Il IN excelIenE edIuro for adE&rtIsluE. e.PceiA
to thotc who W1lh to fteuTc the raEorAkc Of tho rEc
dprne eiarst. a lir.itea uuabef Of adveHneGent
vii b tAt "a moderate fAtes. tuhFd1pttou p1ee
THx WxXKiY 1Nt1Cxx. - FER auuQt, ~tsh \ hbcra
reduction for clnb of ten or more
, 1870-03-10
CASH PAID

Fos III kinds Cd broken. a1so good rratshes }o171-v
old sod lnye1 pla.e e1rs. pt4ots usea1 tnstzu ,t.
cutlery. &AsA BARTL1Tr's. LIS & .tn-4t
r. & Tias watthAs for sale Of AxEhAaF<. fo- ~
yateheA or nv OF tbs ah3ye kppds.
, 1870-03-10

mmpto mmept q; e eebtS> '>A-'1''
M VAIL oppo4ea the amendment. He couk1d-
s.ett ihsr rnort n.1sea had 6r.sen fEon tbs power
| min sny oiner. he did ROT Wt1a this power LEFT
| 10 r. Iefrtsfd IN 70 irresponsible manner. Tnil
cisnsr Tas eTrrtgs,y Intended to prevent tnig
| rnwer r. te.i nruoeY;y Of deceased pef4op4
NJ CnSSs emfnuioeut WA9 1dopted.
NJ HEGI NIV of McIeAn moved to amend
h. .msf1r1 tne tstSo,anmeni Of ms court Dc.
- n55sasnt nnnr M ,ne rrFofnMenaa;iou Of tue Boafd
Enrr,p VIZ pCor1mtesInneTe M ar tnr 1nard III suocr.
- et,oW n1aasJ ~eA14AAA--'~N'' - '~
'r: nav o,ros>7 .ne amendment
H. HnirFa ~ c,of ErTe5nnntiv onoosa1 the
sLs,~s a.,1~so " VIVA 14'"101 eff
~ H.ctsn,n-r sm.ndnnsnt VIII adopted.
n NV noyed 10 str1Ee o3f me ls1t ciHuse
: ecnfsfF7r0 sddlttvusl fc1t1d!cuon-
| kM.1A-|1s ~1'e~' ~ "
1gS W. ~ MtTrrs ct 1.e. r.,a tnn nAon,e .hourht
. | 80 -. r.na1seaS1Is -. - Ier4sisrtrr ~, nurn
~ ~ ~ xnEpwnpn ontected Is rntS x1rr Of
c.s,. SeDE1sr e1.a reo, xe,cr sirr.fT ns1led.
TInn pper Tns e-nt1rman nxs been ayay
~ -; I'm -, AN 1A' *eA'4@'''--A
NJ AALNE ot >!,sa ac - ~ rrG1.1Sa nt csn
| - ~. sMa " t-Ae@ ~ ~
"nnu1H y - an.k1 -.,o<+
~ shDLM ~ mHs9a oS'7. - ~ 1.ine nf nronertT
z "nEa LnS A4oaas @ stsa. -. Tes.a ~ tsnn Ff
!, ~ Dte,dea ori Of oTdcs. ..-..,
= u SEnEWfrE anns a1ed 10 the huuHe. Appe&
to- T1s e.rtten ~ tbeo adppted a amended
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Gornrnnr sisrenson,s lIessare.

From he FitlAburgh Gaastts. a
Thanks to Governor Stevenson, Of West
Virginia, for copy Of Ais trst annual
Message 70 the Legislature Of that State.
Tho document Is exceedingly well writ
ten, and presents o body Of facts of tic
highest credit To that young Common
wealth. It's financial, railway, and mill
tary interests, It's charitable institutions, It's
registration law, internal improvements,
and every other national element in It's
prosperity are discussed with clear suite
mults of fact and deductions marked BY
strong common sense. He urges the en-.
reimbursement Of all citizens, to be per
fectetl at the earliest moment compatible
with all improved temper among tho re-
striCted classes. The State has now a
population Of half a million, and steadily
increasing. The Governor commends the
educational syRtem Of the State. WeQuOiG
significant paragraph:
commend to your special care the in
tcrcSts Of our free school. They are ioun'
dctl upon tic recognized principle that
the State Is under obligations 10 provide
an education for al is children and that
these shall all partake equally Of It's ad-
VantNgcs. Tothis end It Is indispensable
tllat our common schools shall be kept
free from everything Of a political Of sec,
tarian character and that tho school
room GO place In which TO instruct all
the youth Of the Commonwealth without
offending the conscientious SCruplcS 81
any.
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riaoasAIthul-EhoEGEVsL Latest.
A relisble Jenkins Ssnaa " ~ follow
ing important lnIs1igrnco from The No
'h1aAl Capital
81 WAsHINeTuSi, JaR. -,
Prinss Arthnr arose III morning =
eleven mipn,S lpasl neEpn ClpiFaEy 70
his nS1Al habit, b put On bis boots beS9Ce
getting into his pGntllpon& Seven min
atEs hlE, ara; having successfully aOeoEa-
pltihed bis ablutiOns, he passed npdly
dom The WaahstAnd 70 The tnilet table,
where be experienced great dhhculIy In
making the curl Over his forehead hang
DFOpefiy, owing 70 tha CaAtAAkeFUuS lnGln-
encaS Of WaShingtOn. aEmoSphcFE He
pDcl1Ied his llFB EiF adj, but thought
II hb mOthGg and held IN. EphiRstOne
helped him On with his eoSL and Eit3ToY
tied his CraySi. He put hren to0thplckS
Ia lis vet pocke1 and being told ChAl EOtt
boIlel ems would constitute . poEtion q
the tupEnlng meal, concealed an extra
hGndkeFchiSf beneath bis coat tailS, he
party descended 10 hieakflSt q precisely
thvUs minutes and hfleen seconds 70 eight
-ElphlnstONe Whaling "ShOO Els,
:, p. S,-ThS Statement that the Prince
had CapEht,G Gllght COLI. and kriceEsd
tVScD a. Tpl,to fpF thu hglb i t'lds9sif, ,as
previously impaired, 4 not tue.
Your, on the gui VSoe, PICKLE
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BROwNsvILlR PROPERTY HoIDERS
ScARED-We are informed that quite q
cOnlmotion has been caused among the
owners Of property in Brownsville, Pa,
by the appearance in their midst Of an at
t6rncy for Thomas Brown, the founder Of
Brownsville. 1t appears that they claim
that y good portion Of the lOtS in the sur
vey or Town plot rs made by Brown were
leased for ninety and nine year,, with the
payment Of certain quit rents. These lots
that were 80 leased, 1t is claimed, were
never otherwise disposed If by Brown,
and that dying, he disposed Of his proper.
ty to his sons and sons.in'lRws, emitting
the property leased. The hGln believe
that the time for which these lots were
leased IL about expiring, and TINT they
will naturally revert to them, together
with all quit rents thaFhHve NOT been paid,
according To the tenor o.! the several leases
under which they were originally held
from Brown. Tho claim set up includes
some If tho finest and most valuable prop.
Grty in the village Among others the fine
property Of Mr.. Nelson Bowman, which at
one time belonged 70 Michael Cresap, Of
Indian Logan speech notoFiety, and was
Afterwards sold by him to T. Brown. 1t
also includes a part Of the Monongahcla
House, BrInton and Thompson's ware.
houses and diStlllery, Dr. JacksOn's drug
store, the Postoftlce building, Jefries' Hall,
Chatlands, Phyfords, and a number Of
other fine and valuable properties, The
agent Of the hein Was IN thA place last
week for a number Of days, SCarChing the
records, examining the property rolls, &c,
and Il now, we learn, in GreenSburg. West
moreland county. The will Of Thomas
Blown Is recorded in the Recorders ofllcP,
in this place, in WIN Book No ], pages IS
and "a, and was made, signed and witness
ed On the 18th Of October, 1890. How long
before theaG leases were supposed 10 DO
made we are unable to learn. We under
stand that tho agent did not meet with
much success IN his searches hero Union.
@tOlVn GtnittS. 7f
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Victor Nolr.S Fni,aCral.

The Incidents 1t tho funeral d FtetOl
| NOR arc thus givea in the Paris journals
AttaO. al ths AVENUES and streets ID
ljacent 70 he house where @eremAinA !att
Were crowded With people, The pnmbel
WaS lmmepse. The Cltizens who sur
rounded the hOuse cried ont that the BODY
must be brought to PERI ach6ise. Louil
NOR SdIur0d The people 10 be calm, and
said they should respect the remAlng q III
brother. In the name ofthe dear depart
Cd" he cried -GYuld all new troubles; Dc
not give prcteXt the authorities 70 act
l:3O-T6e cries redoubled: ~The body
Il Ouls; Il belongs p Us; be 3 one OF the
people; we will carry him % Pere.La'
chsiSe" Louis Nor again lmplOrcd them
he,Was received with sympathy, but the
crowd continued IN ChR same mood.
lisa magnificent crown Of tmmor.
telleS was brought forward, bearing the
simple words, ITO Victor Nor; the De,
mocracy Of Toulouse" n n. ROchetort
and Delescluze are in the house, and are
endeavoring with the friends o. the de-
ceased TO prevent the intended demon
Stntion. n R0cheEort called for ailerce
be appeared at d window on the inst story,
and was wildly cheCred. He said that II.
DeleSCluze would submit 10 the people the
definite decidon coma 70 BY the friends
and family Of Victor Nolr. Citizen Deles.
clue then came forward, and said: cit.
lSens-ThG circumstances which unite %
are the graveSt and most solemn Of 81.
One Of our friends has been aSsasstnated
'by q member Of the BonGparte family. We
must have vengeance; Xc shall have It.
But tho ambush s laid. The enemy
watches ut the grattngS We must not
give him the prize. Yes, yes Citizens,
L was our desire to carry the body TO Pere.
Iachalse, but VIC shall MOI. For the tirSt
time In eighteen yearS the wind blows our
way. Lei us not compromise our cause
The cause Of ell peoplCs-the cause Of Jus;
ticc. We must conform TO the wish Of
Victor NOIr'S family. The funeral must
go toward the cemstry Of iNeullly. No
no. Citizens you have never had 70 give
greater proof Of moderation and OF pat.
riOtlsm. Citizens, to NCuilly, to Neullly"
| Yes, yes. All
The coffin was lowered; all the crowd
rushed forward; they uncovered and de-
filed before the betFOLhetl Of Victor NOR.
An immense number separated TO proceed
toward Neuilly, singing the MaTsellase
and crying EfVs-i -lISpW6li9Utt Down
with the BonNpartea! Death to the aSsas'
sin
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IA iIUaae mw s1laes-ol a. Ilsls
muuil. nh M Allowed b ~ attAek
q EhsErtiIl, OnA his death Tu1tsd
yeIleFisY mOnilE ll
Al, Prentice sd k1g been S1tlefinG
foR hosEt alo. sd g ne rs ~ ~
o. e, INA Ogth1A Ne belgTad thas he
d. n -, heasbs sWO1A ultimately
csnss his desth Oh mOlnlng, n 1slAs
Whlle cIOnily JeG SJsqR ltEest q itE inieg.
seCii0a viii Third, on bis way trom mar
ket, he ELL On reaching thp PSTeusnls
with somslhing Ike a attack q apo,
plexy. Ths attack was very UcEtoIS
one. He was Immediately carried % his
editorial poOm u de IoitTRdl pce, WiAefe
be eXprsd The conviction that be would
not survive. He recovered In = ShoEt
lime, hOWsUer, aud with Tho exception q
an occasional illness, he enjoyed good
health up 70 within 4 few WUe1 Of his
Death
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-27

A swNDLE-Some time since parties
representing themselves as agents for .
new grain drill, travelled through this
county and obtained by fraud the sigma
lures Of a number Of farmers 10 papers
which now turn out to be notes or bonds.
II Is reported they arc offering these for
sale, and the public are cautioned against
buying any OF them. As they WERE OBJ
tanned by fraud and MISREPRESENTATION,
payment will be contested RaAhia0tOR
RspOrter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-27

--LATEST FRoM THE LADIEs.-Since the
introduction Of PHAIoN's VrTALIA OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, ladies who
formerly used dyes, are universally aban-
douing them. They fnd the new article
50 harmless, 60 clean and pure, 90 pleasant
10 the senses, and with all 50 superior as q
means Of renewing the original color, thEt
thty absolutely shudder when they think
Of the tlthy stuff they onoe used. eod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-27

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and sEectual
for preserving The
hair. FadSd or gray
hair is soon reEl0red
70 its original color,
sciA &e gloIS and
lyeshTetI Of youth.
Thin hair il thick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-27

TflinS on ~ tlalB GlAb' mike eqalQollnn1 1t
BSiHnofV WITH lralnS iuF Philadelphia, New
York and B6atoa. AZ Relay uOusr, VIA WAah'
inFtun CITY, tOf N POtnlg Bunth. "a
+ CenNlnl ~ No lrHlla nSlN aiElst -nplnnctloR ~
Columbus for m points West md NulthWESt.
Tteketa 70 ali PRINCIPAL polntS can b procured
II ne OGha. a. =. JOIN u WILSON,
- NAslE orTfiatp % 4l!leosug
n +, 0EYfila;, =
AeCS General Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-27

nASF-GHAYHB WuT, VA c. CD,
Wheollng daily Leaves Wheeling
& ,.,..,.. ,&2o p nj d1ily A.. :, ,E44R- n.
hRRIV19 ~ I 3hlh4i9 4, N \ a >, p
GFGttOA. !. ,it.t8 =, nj GGlIvGl ~ =
ClmbIlAnd Go 4 M HArnesytle. 1870 ., N.
H0FpS PePfy SO 4 "a lCAm6FidgE d, l0;Q8 p, u.
WlhchE5tsT,. .I608 q a. lEaho5!ll slses p, n.
HaFefstoWp . ESQ 4 m.lNCWAFk 400 p. n.
AaItiEnIg Is res 4, "a. CpIul eul y n -
WASh'n City, 100 p, a. lSAnduhky -. iGS p, n.
sS,I, -, -. NEoirTH 49, y,,h,- s,,,uSssinn1 Al