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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-30
Cuban Advices.

,hloe g5 12rgl HAVANA, Nov 90.
The American schooner Frank Palmer,
from MatAnZas, was lost Mt sen Friday
last. Crew saved. II.
Colonel Barrias, General Covoda's chief
of stat, has been captured by the Cuban
forces. .,....-.,. ,.y.,-
The Spanish gunboat Alarma Il ashore
at Eusanade do Cachinas. The cannon
was removed to lighter vessels with the
hope OF getting her of. She will prove a
total loss. I'D. i'..,uIas 4
Colonel Cabura, the insurgent leader
who had command Of the party belong
ing to Jesus Del Sal, during q severe III.
ness, surrendered himself and men yester-
dAV ~. r. ...
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Gen. Logan not "ReVenue Re-
former" ..s,
Ftom "a 0AlegQ0 Rost.

IRON uI6 GAted90 tuSt. n ~
We arc authorized by Hon. John A.
Logan to deny most explicitly and per-
emptorily, that he has, or has had, any
thing to do with the movements for the
organization OF third party; that he has
either advised, or been advised, as to Its
purposes or plansi that he has, or has
had, any design TO become candidate for
Speaker Of the House, at the hands Of the
new organization. On the contrary, that
he is, and has been, and will continue to
be where his speeches and his principles
have placed him, fully and perfectly in
accord with the Republican party and
the platform laid down for It BY the State
Convention ofthe Republicans Of Illinois,
which nominated him for Congress.
This and nothing more-and this is
quite enough. ..
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AMovEMENT Of the Young Democracy,
of New York, to nominate THURMAN, Of
Ohio, and QUNCY ADAMS, Of Massachll'
sets, for the next Democratic Presiden.
tlal ticket, as against the HOFFMAN, ring,
Is announced. 1t attracts little attention,
however, and is pronounced premature.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November %

CINCINNATI, November %.
CoTToN-StCady; middlIng 15kc. ..-s.
FLOUR-Dull and declined; family $5 40(b5 IS.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; red winter at 81 1901 II.
Corn unchanged at SOC. Rye and oats steady.
sEEDs : Glover seed the demand is good;
timothy and fax steady.
0Ls-FIrm. 'TJg0N|
PROVISIONS unchAngedat. $I9. Lard do.
mAnd good; steam u ~ 0llA; Kettle l2Hc. Bulk
meats hrm at IS6l0it; lie for packed shoulders,
clear rib and clear sides.
HoOs-Dull, and declined G96Xc; receipts
1850. I.-... .... ..'.......'-
WHisKr-Dull at sS0Sio.
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GENERAL BuTLER's friends are moving
fora public meeting in New York to en-.
dorse his plan Of settling the Alabama
claims. The proceeding is generally re-
garded there as feeler to the nomination
of BUTLER to the Presidency
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,

TRUSTEES SALE. @ '"
i BY virtue OF deed OF trust made on the
22d day of March, 1870, BY Walker Hunter and
Mary his vile, 10 Thomas H. Logan, Trustee, and
recorded in the office Of the Recorder Of Ohio
county In Deed Book No. 81, page $40, will sell
at public sale TO the highest bidder, at the ifoht
door Of the Court HousCOf Ohio county, on
Saturday, December 81, 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described real
estate, viz: A certain house and lot situated In
the Cityof Wheeling and at the date or said deed
Of trust occupied by George W. Baggs, and
bounded thus: Beginning at the north east corn.
Ing; themes running south with the line Of Huron
street, thlrty (80) feet; thence west ono hundred
and twenty-five (l25) feet to Peach alley, thence
north thirty C30) foot: thence cast one hundred
and twenty-five feet (l25l feet 70 tho beginning.
TERNs 0FsALE CASH. Title believed good, but
selling % Trustee shall only convey such title
as Ii vested In me by said deed Of trust.
H. THOMAS H. LOGAN,
nOV29-S -. l.. Trustee
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philadelphia Market.


PHILADELPHIA, November ~.
FLoUR-unsettlGd; family winter $5 7G6B 80
GRAIN-Wheat Arn; red western 81 40lbl 42,
Rye CSC, Corn dull and prices nominal; yellow
8T689c; new 1S082c ORts steady; State 6S9aSc;
western 65658c.
PRov1SIoNS- Ness Pork &2s. Lard
I3Kc. ~
WuARY-FiPm at 82c, ...... .
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Disasters on Lake Michigan.
MIWAUKFE, Nov, 90,

= = 11IIl1 " q V1ll-17I NVVVV"Vs
The bark Board Of Trade was run
ashore at. this port last night and Is filled
with water. No lives were lost An ES.
CANADA dispatch says the propeller Sus-
quehanna, OF the Western Transportation
Company, ran upon the reef at North
Bay, and filled with water, She was
loaded with flour and grain from this
port. No lives lost,
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ALABAMA.

A Dead Lock in the. Governments.
Conflict Between Civil and Mili-
tary Authorities. ..r,...,...
i..-!t.- MONTGOMERY, Nov. IS.
q The cftyis full Of excitement, and the
wheels Of the Shte government are en-.
tirely locked Smith and Bingham still
claim to be Governor and Treasurer re-
spcctively, and each retains possession Of
the offices. Smith has obtained q num-
ber of troops from the commanding officer
here, and they are posted at the front Of
the executive room Of the Treasurer's
room. .............
The Senate met and adjourned, and the
House passed the following resolution:
ReS0lued, The Senate concurring, that q
committee of six, consisting Of three from
the Senate and three from the House, be
appointed to ascertain, without delay,
upon whose application, by whose order
and Eor what purpose said military force
was quartered in this capitol, and that the
General Assembly desist from further pro-
ceedings until the report Of said commit
tee be received and acted upon.
Only two Republicans voted against
this resolution.
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Baltimore Market.

..., ~ BALTIMORE, November 20.
FLouR-Quiot and weak; Supcrane at . 900
8 10; extra, 80 0066 30.
GRAN-Wheat unchanged; Indiana and Ohio
red at 81 S001 81. Corn dull and lower; white,
T9916; yellow, 606S9. oats-6006Sc. Rye
7009Ic. ..L-
PROvIsIoNS-Pork unchanged; mess, $Q1094.
Bacon unchAuged; bacon sides, clear rib Ike.
hams 9Oc. Lard 14Kc.
WHISHY-Flrm At 9ic.
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New York Produce Market.

... NEW YoRK, November %.
CoTToN-Dull and shade lower; mIddllng
16Ac.
F1oUR-Dull and declined &c; shipping SS 10.
ber 81 4O4l As. Rye 9Oc0$l Do. Cats dull and
prices declined to 6a059KC for western; Ohio at
60Hc, Corn dull; new S00S2c; mixed 81190c.
PRoVIsIoNs-P0rk and Beef unchanged. Cut
Meats dull and weak. Bacon-DemRnd good.
Lard unchanged.
EOGs-,Sa0SSC for fresh, and 3a@9ic for lined.
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
English Papers Growing Brave On the
Russian Question.
Ts,,r,o,, No,,ov,,har 90

English Papers Growing Brave On the
Russian Question.
fr LONDON, November 30.
The feeling to-day in money circles Is
pacific. U u1.s g.. Esltfl
The Times says: "Desiring peace We
stand on the maintenance ofpeace guaran.
tees and the Reputation altogether Of the
claim to supeasede the obligations Of the
treaty Of '56, a violation OF which we can
not acquiesc in" The Times also gives a
conspicuous place to q number OF contri'
buttons insisting on the neutrality Of the
Black Sea, ora declaration of war.
Russia 10 withdraw her Demand aud
Submit ito a Conference.
r NEW YORK, November 90.
A London dispatch says that It iSofEicial.
" stated in the Telegraph that Prussia has
decided to withdraw her demand and
submit her proposition to tho decision OF
a conference .'3.f r.
swedish Ambassador Coming to
b. Washington.
+, .'. THE HAGUE, Nov. 30.
NIT. s6LcVeuSOu1 IH AlIlOuSoNuuL hOI4I
Sweden and Norway, Is in this city. He
goes to Washington in the same capacity.
suppression Of Italian Journals for
Publishing the, Anathema Cen.
FLORENCE, Nov. 90.
The Italian Ministry is severely cen.
sured for authorizing the selzing Of the
the journals which published the Papal
EncyClical. aguI a
Austria Extends Congratulations
'77''7' Over German Unity.
.5a.r AZ aaa ,aI BRRIIN, Nov. 90.
The Austrian government has cOngrat-
ulate,i the PrtlSsian government on tho
accomplishment Of the union Of Bavaria,
Baden, HcSse and Wurtemburg with tho
North German Confederation. al'I
Threatening News at Vienna.
LIIHt b VIENNA, Nov. 30.
III Is reported here that tho recgnt dc.
clamatlon from St. Petersburg demand
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Chicago, Market.

..... ........... .. CHICAGO, NOV. -.
FLouR-Dull and declined 81 90.
closing at 81 O281 O9X cash, seller December
this afternoon, active and fFm at 81 0a11 Ok
Corn-NO. mixed dull at 6Oc. OAtS-NO. 9 dull
and declined 1c, closing at 89Kc. Ryc-NO. ]
quiet, closing steady at TOc. BcaElGy-NO,
spring dull at I8c.
Ho6s-LIVc opened frm and closcdEt BH0 0sIc;
dressed quiet at I07Kc.
. CGTTLi-stCady and firm at 9K@7Kc.
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TIE latest phenomenon Is a fluid with.
out sediment and without bad smell, that
renews the youthful honors Of the head,
however time may have blanched them
repeating the hue OF nature to shade
This marvel OF science is PHALoN's VI
TALIA, on. SALVATION FOR, TUE HAIR.
Il stands alone. Sold by ell druggists and
fancy goods dealers. ~ d. eod
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RECENTLY, while bathing, when the
tide was unusually low at Long Branch,
Captain Cornelius Emmons discovered on
the beach in front Of the hotel, below or.
dinary low water mark, the stump of a
large tree, proving conClusively that at
some period In the past the forest extend.
cd considerably beyond the present line
OF the bluff. The sea has always covered
the point where this stump was found
within the recollection Of any person liv.
ing.
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Indignation Meeting.
MoNT0oMRIlY. INA. s

WUNIuUMENlI ALA'I 'J1PV' "V' !
The meeting last night to express in
dignation at tho course of w. H. Smith
and Arthur Bingham, in refusing to va
cate the offices Of Governor and Trea-
surer, was largely attended. All the
speeches were made by Republicans, and
a resolution was adopted expressing In
dignation at the course taken by them.
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that preparation be made by the European
powers for early action. 1a
The New Prussian Loan.
BERLIN, Nov. 20.

Of Tie new Prussian loan fifty million
thalers will be issued in dollar and pound
bonds. The Consorlum has made bids
for filty-one million Of the loan, and,
pending the concession, the remainder
was offered at O5. Ir----..,- . -
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CINCINNATI. o, November 90.

John Solomon & Mohn, liquor dealers,
reported last D night as suspended, state
emphatically to-day that though they have
asked for some extra accommodations,
their paper has, in no case, gone TO pro-
test, and that their business isproceeding
as usual. aiaIaiF a .-., l.D
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STATB SRoURITHB-NegIecIod; Ml1l0ufII VIZ
old, O.: North CarollnAs, old, n; new, 26X.
SToCRB-Dull. s." I .-'s
Western Union Telegraph, 42If;. Adams Rx'
press, 6IIT; Wells, Fargo q Co, 50; American, 45
United States, 35<; Pacific Mail, 42; New York
l89X; Reading, 1Oik; Michigan Central, 100;
Cleveland d Pittsburgh, l05K; Northwestern,
s1k; do preferred, 9Ok; Rock island, INK; New
Jersey Central, l0s; st. Paul, cox; do prefer.
red Blk; Wabash, 6lA; do preferred, q; Fort
Wayne, 94bf; Terre Haute, u: Chicago and Alton,
1i6H; Ohio & Mississippi 50; Cleveland, Col:
umbus d Cincinnati soy; Quincy, l5l; Lake
Shore, a3H; Illinois Central, 1875. rE.
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TRUsTEE's. SAVE OR, VALUABLE


Il Land on CAldweli'A Run. ,...l. III,
by virtue Of deed Of trust made on the 18Th
day OF September, A. D. 1863. by Alexander A.
Allison to James p. Rogers, Trustee, and record
cd In the Office OF the Recorder OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Decd Book No. 81, page &l, ii
will sell 1t public ealO at tho mont door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, on ps1aIaluJ j.
Thursday, December az, 1870,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, Ave acres Of land, be the
same more or less, situated on the south side OF
Cadwell's Run and bounded rs follows, viz: Be-
ginning Rt stake on tho EOuth side OF the Run,
thence a. 81 deg. ". II poles To sugar tree corn
er 10 Samuel McLurOHs, thence with McLure's
limo 90 deg. G. 80 poles TO stake corner to VII
liam Collins, thence with his line n. 80 deg. e:
38X poles TO the beginning, together with oil
privileges, Improvements and appuftenances.
Said decd OF trust was mAdetO secure 70 Alex
Andcr Rogers, OF tho city OF Wheeling, tho pay.
mcLt OF d debt Of $89t66, which said debt 10 evil
denced by q promisSary note bearing even date
with said decd Of trust made by A. A Allison
AndM. II. Gregg at Wheeling, WA, for raid
sum OF 1881. .65 payable Ut tho Wheeling Savings
Institution on tho lBt day Of April 1876 valuOfe.
celyed. The amount of principal aud interest
claimed to be due and uupAld including interest
TO the day Of sale, Is $40l.g5, for which sum the
sale will be made. Tho tito is believed 70 be vi.
exceptlonAble. Terms, One.thiTd cash; balance
In Vlx aud twelve months with Interest ,,fIU
noY2ieOd JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
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"NEvER mind the obituary, Judge" ,"
said a Montana culprit, when the court
became pathetic In pronounctng the
sentence. "rU
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PAPER clothing Is made in China and
Japan. A coat costa ten cents, and a
whole suit q quarter Of q dollar. t''-'
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New York Money and stock Market.

= ~ --"-- INV LURh1 NVVtHUUE %.
GoLD-Dull all day; opened at 11IH; closed at
INK. Loans l02 per cent borrowing, Clear.
anCcs $6S, 100000
MONET-Easy at sos per cent; last. trauSac-
SRI STERLING ExcnAxGE-Bahkers bills lOa.
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Murder and Suicide at Philadelphia.
.a.. aa PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.

Charles Wolf residing at 1901 Wood
street, to-day shot at his wife and child,
and then shot himself Wolf Is dead.
The childIwas shot through the arm, but
the wife Is unhurt, Cause unknown.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
.H Slt NEw YoRK, Nov q.
Dry Goods dali aRd unchanged.
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.E.UiI.T A..I. laGi '..lH.,r '.H
The CELEBRATED E.Rla-A"R@
HO],.:M O],.:M,,z NJ, 3
STOMACH / BITTERf||S! Rs!
l.ar .Iiu ma----i. in0.u
Take None but those Manu-
factured in st. Louis.
Endorsed by more Leading Ply
sicians than any other Bitters
90 ever offered to the Public
aa! as a Tonic, stimulRnt
saraq and Stomachic. Hn"
.t u lE iaaH ----.H. -u 't a"I hyt
Every Family should have a Bottle.

We have In our possession hundreds Of tue
most dattering testimonials nom Physicians OF
the highest standing, both Of the AlGpathy and
Homeopathy schools, who cndOrseRnd prescribe
the Home Stomach BIttCts as q recuperanL,
stOmachc and tonic, and all agree that they are
Dyspepsia aud General Debility. They area GER
tGln preventative Of Fever and Ague, BilllousnGSs
and all diseases arising from mRlaFlouS causes.
They are not only DELIGHTFUL TO THE TATsE, but
beneficial 10 tho sick, tho convalGBcent and the
we'll, impartIng strength to both mtnd and body
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.NEW NAVY BEANs.-25 BAR
In RELS Prime 100
For sale by NI.I.
novOS HENRY K. LIST d co.
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PEDCORDs-JUsT RECEIVED
u and for sale ct reduced prices, Fifty Dozen
mGF9i CHAs. II. BERRY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
- WrFE,s REcAusE.

It is not because your heart is mine-mine
Mine alone;
II is not because you chose me, weak and
For your own;
Not because the earti, is fain-r. and the skies
Spread above y1u
Are more radiant for the shining Of your
That I love you!
It is not because the worlds perpIexeu
Gr..ws more clear,
And the parapets Of heaven, with angels
And Nature sings of dFOrS praise se' with all her
~ sfnre yours spoke,
Since y ith my silent heart that now re-
Love awokes
Nay not even because your hand holds
At your viii,
Soothing, hushing all ils dlseord, making
Calm and stiu;
Teaching Trust 70 fold her wings, nor ever
From her nest;
Teaehins Love that her securest, safest
Must be rest
But because this human love, though true
and sweet
Yours and mine
Has been sent BY 1--we more tender, more
More divine
That it leads our hearts to rest at last in
Far above yon.
Do take thee as gift that God has given
adelaide Proctor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

/ ed flowers. Wherever there is an Op-
/ en- grass plot among the trees. the
grass, though veIvet-like as ever takes
a deeper green, and here are blooming
/ shrubs, beds of flowers, statuary and
| often seats half hidden under over
| hanging trees where women and chill
dren sit all day 10. e. There is this
great difference between the New
York Cen raj Park and the Thiergar-
ten In Central Park people prone
made in their handsome clothes and
drive their snowy equipages- 1t is in
4 manner a place to see and be seen. =
In the Thiergarten rich and poor min
gle on equal terms. that is, eTybOdy
let's everybody else wholly alone. So
far as anyone's notice of ineomers is
concerned one might al most as we'll be
completely by himself in the woods.
But when one speaks to a stranger one
is always kindly answered, all of
which is very easy tn explain with
out suDposing Germans to be any bet
ter as people than Americans.
It was through such lovely ways as
these we walked fifteen minutes till
we came upon a high, blind, brick
wall. round three sides of which we
walked in single file, till it seemed as
we were the Israelites going to Jer-
ichO, then we turned a corner. looked
up and SAW heavy matted fringe of
old fashioned nasturtiums, green and
orange, dropping and hanging down
the wall. and they looked so pretty
that we wanted to go in worse than
ever. and so IL happened that Jericho
took NS, In pFerisely what way you
are welcome to learn if you wish to do
so.
And this is the Thiergarten in a few
black dots and crooked marks, but the
real green and bIOssoming is quite an
other thing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
with tRosss, RRos, old faces Of our infancy"
THE TLx-oAToH1NG PLANT.

In an article on "Flowers in Paris
in the last number of London Society
the writer says:
"a very curious f1y-catching plant,
lowered in my garden this summer,
and most curious inflorescence it is.
The COrsican arum, -AT1tnl cl'tlltitu7e or
InWSciUOTWm called by French garden
ers GOUet cheUetG and Attrdpe-MOWcbe
(please not TO confound this either with
the Dragon or Italian arums, Il. Drd-
cunculMS and ItdLicu8), produces allow
er like the common arum Of the
hedges, only much larger, and with
the upper part bent dOwnWards, as II
il wer-. an accidental distortion. Both
the central spadix and the spathe are
thickly covered with dull purple bris-
ties (whence its name eTjRitttW and che
UetdN. The spathe contracts towards
the base, like an hourglass, and there
issues from it "a feint cadaverOus smell
This attracts blOw-fiies, blue and
green. They come accordingly, not
in swarms, but one by one, lelsuFely
and taking it easy and there ere ~, ~
outward and visible signs OF tholh De-
ing caught. ,,.-,1f ,,,b y,
the nlant is named tlNSctuofWW OF az
| ts.Ct,,.e-S,olfche By-and-by, perhaps,
.atst,e tt, ~ spathe is shrivelled, you tear
| ~ men TO see whether you have any
,bSi1oe of obtai ing seed, and secret is
ravenled AT the bottom you md
dead dies by scores, beguiled into a
sort of vegetable Black Hole of Calout-
ga. Like the animals that entered the
lions den, all their footsteps pointed
inwards: none came out; the bristle
prevented them.
Another year, 1 should like to try
whether those bristles have any mo-
ton of irritahiltty, or power OF g
ling and shutting in their victims"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
OUR CANDIDATE ron SUPREME
JUDGE.


A writer in the Cincinnati C0AUHsyrilf
says Of Hon, George w. McHvaine. our
candidate for Judge Of the Supreme
Court: He is member of the bar Of
Tuscarawas County, in the very prime
Of life, and full vigor Of manhood; for
ten years he has been Judge Of the Conn
mon Pleas Court for the subjudicial
district composed Of the counties of Tus-
carawas, Harrison, and Jefferson. One
of the oldest Supreme Judges oi the
1 present Supreme Court has well and irc-
auently said "that McIlvaine is the best
Common Pleas Judge in Ohio. lt IS "a
standing remark among the members
of the bar Of Eastern Ohio that when
McIlvaine charges a jury "the pnnCi-
ples Of the law are inscribed on the very
walls Of the court room. For knoHi-
edge of the law, clearness OF the concep-
ton Of its principles, fertility Of illusua-
ton. ability to convey his thoughts Co
the jury and bar, dignity on the bench.
he is unsurpassed by any COmmpn Pleas
Judge in the State.
Ask the venerable kcnnon, of Bel
mont, eX-Supreme Judge; Judge Cow
an; Judge Marsh, of Muskingun; Judge
Granger; Judge Wood, of Morgan
Judge OlSey, Of Hamilton; Judge konney
of Cuyahoga; any lawyer WEo ever
tried a cause before Mcllvaine, or assoc
cisted with him on the bench, ln the
language Of the Enquirer, "Who is Mcll-
vai1e?'F Every one Of them viii say,
/ 'sEIe is a man Of brairs.
a Democrat writes 20 the CINCINNATI
| Chronicle concerning Judge Mcllvaine;
The late Republican Convention at
Columbus having nominated Judge Nc
Ilvaine. of Tuscarawas county, for SUE
preme Judge Of the State Of Ohio, many
persons show their ignorance by nn at-
tempt at smartness in asking the ques-
ton, "VVho is McIlvainef' lf thele anE-
ious inquiners will have little patience,
they viii find out that Judge McHraine
Is one Of Gods noblemen; an upright.
honest man. one of the best iunsls Of
The nation; an accomplished scholar
aud a high-toned gentlemen. Such IS
his peculiar fitness for the bench that
for fifteen years he has been compelled
by the people of his judicial district 90
abandon a profitable practice at the her,
and preside over their courts, Which he
has done 90 the perfect satisfaction Of A4
parties and factions. Judge hellttl---
is not q politician. lie mas
sought a nomination or an eise.lo" .'
the hands of any party, though - ne
h, ,,~q-.l ~ accent positions 81 honor
- s~16f aWho is Judge Mcllvalnct
a.. T. ne man who viii be elected Su-
-..,,,e Tudee of Ohio on The second
tuesday Of October. Hc is the man who
viii I'm that position with dignitY and
honor "a himself and with credit 90 the
great State Of Ohio.
A DEMOCRAT.