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New-York tribune., 1871-03-23


Dr0oEsn Jcer CITY, on niay, Nar,h 22 wife Of Loh,
Brooks. eyed t4 Icsrs, molbA
The 'so and trends q he emily r'.cl in7iii 70 ui
25 5Msycs, Jcr.sy cg - -' O''''-
TisLAI-March, 2ist inst. Rachel aslm aged . year.
Remains taken 10 Peterson.
HAYEGsAt Flushing. l.. Tuesiay Ann
Fruds ani orbe family ro'pcy iry'e 'o.,'gi u.
funeral teryccs a ST. q 5es T. scopi tuic1 Il5 o. .;
TIE -ih m5 a. 0coea m Iins leave hunters ioiu' [" .
O'Clock ?. N.
HHSDBgaoS-M B,el,ro' W. on Sunday tie 10Th ias' David
fou of tic Dr., David aal J. e liafic-on. ,l.-,,
Eai ari fais ofths y fccifs!y invited q ,enl b,
lO2 LcKrz zon-aga, THURSDAY afternoon. at O'CLOCK
ICELUrIiR-Oa Monday evening March % Jennie vie o ie.s
Aehcer daughter Philip ecoach OF Cincinnati IN her %S
R5s,e, ,ni friends The y rereeifal igy.e to attend y.
day, March -, a. u de
JACKSOEn Brcokyn wencsisy morning March % Helen Iora
Jsc Oldest dghe, Of e late George H. an4 hdea a. Jlesoo'
from residence rs willow 81 Brooklyn, On Fnda Sh inst
at oclocs 9. w. without further notice
MOORE-On Monday March 90 Ec eldest daughter o' Geo W.
11 ei.iiv & Of ths fy are .Ieny invited TO attend
funeral from the rel ecs Of her parents No l o lmty-
soon March 'si'S q al oc''oz -''
BERsRA HoboEen " j. Tres 2ls' n long ani Pa1'ai
TIE ~e. end friends otbe family members Of Herman,
funeral FROM The Ge.aiu Evangelical thuel corner s''h and '~f
TIBBoUT-At Geapon Nac a. 7 Elvard Montague Teous
agei ~ years ii months anl h davt ,,,,
m relatives snd ienls cy invited 70 attend Tho funeral
at ocol p a. Friday from tic Reformed Church IN Aenst
ToBIAs-Hrch2 p, Lewis Tobias only OF Dr. s. Tobias
Tie relatives 1 friends Of family resreefy vci to aiteus
bis funeral West Thirty thrs: on Friday at 10 O'Clock
ToH q sst m,ds,% COM o r. on a ass,y March 20 Sed'n ''
wOOD-At West Eeh.eeuh-s, Tuesday morning March a.
TIE faneai viii Ie place on Friday Mah o. % a. from tbs
Cog Dutch Church corner Of Eth-a,e and iSenn g; q
I reds The nP are respectfully ayel 10 attend The anerh
without further polce
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
McssTs. Samuel \. Bell, EllCry n. lilDharo
and Hosea W. Parker, Representatives elect from New
Hampshire, were sworn in, ana took their seats.
AN ABSURD CHARGE REPUTED.

Hampshire, were sworn in, ana took their seals
AN ABSURD CHARGE REFUTED.
Mr.. YOUNG Glep., GaJ rising TO question or pIiyi,
Letter to The Aug0Sia Gal ChroHicte, IN which ~ was
charged lie says he would Ike 10 charge @ dI9ggI% y LIZ io
House with company OF cavalry, to shoot ana 10 Ah
and believe. in truth, he would"
Mr.. YOUNG said: should not digriiy tins paragraph
with any notice this door bad not my attention pGon
called to il by distinguished Republican, VINO X my
51 ghd have m Is never S c or given Gieane sentiments
that could warrant such statement rom ~ lg b @y & ol
cnt moment nave met with nothing from tie members
Of tIis House but Kindness and courtesy, ana nave
never for moment entertained feelings Tor any hchOtr
OF the House other than OF Kindness; VIII say, IN IN
conclusion that Ike the people whom 4ay9 nav & te o aGICr nor
country and to do all in my power 1Or ltS peace pros
pM' NJ KETCHAM Rep,. y. " presented memorial oIia
from 10 manufactures Of fur goods OF Nc"-4oiA C!
asking for an increase Of the tarih on luTs -, ,,o
Mr.. KILLINGEk GieP. PENN moved that when the
House adjourn to-day, It he TO Friday next -, -,.
Mr.. DAWES hoped in consideration or What was
transpring in the Senate, this House would Tot ad-
The House refused to adjourn till Frlday-Yeas, Il ;
NF. MfSScRARY Gep, Iowa., from the Committee on
Frtous Teported resolution that the election OF tho
nler, of Congress from Tennessee the sth OF No
aton WAS moi void by reason OF having been held
said day He said he would call UP The RESOLUTION a' an
'''1' N'' AN ARKANSAS MEMBER ADMITTED.
Mr. POLAND rep, Yt from the same C9iimltlee, re- a.
~ member from tho lid District Of Arkansas suect
To the determination Of contest by IhOinas I,oes
resolution was dRICcu TO- ana VII
At O'Clock motion to adjourn was disagreed 10
Yeas, 8G Nays 103. 49,, M ., A. ,ouo,,i,c
Mr. FARNsWORTH Rep, ILL., offered the following
resolution: . o ~. .,.r H., 1i, uop.e will
Wien uTrs FRIDAY adjourn TO meet again On tn; hs' lon
dsy cf December at II o'clock H. M H., ~, rri,,
iTbe SPEAKER ovcTrulcd this az question OF priv
icge inasmuch as the time fixed by the House py con-
current resolution Go-morrow has not e1 pcu' anu '"
resolution was now pending in the Senate H.. a..
Mr. KERR Dern Ind) presented, uhdcr the rues, @ t,o
rcuou.traDce Of the American Free ifade Ledsuo
against the repeal of the duties on tea and cofiee
The House at O'Clock, by vote OF VI 70 90 aJohou
until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
TIE SITE or TRADE.


ST. Lor1. March 2-Cotor dul anl noniah ~ 81 @ 80
si,aiyi Winter rs 81 go oI n low, Srrire
,t III. Do1i VITA 40 Oa 90 Mheat hmi 10 ~ .',tl
III 80; No. Rel winter o. Corn s5e A. {}5lc in
arro,, the river liqfle 10 Waite .-c y. IN A. fr rtoce
ins $50 Soc sackeL Barley ad.ancng sA' 9s WHISKY un-
spring. % ior Choice h ~ So 50 far common good gt
em2 and Bagsng uuchangcl feTA e"e I s baTer MAY TO-
D.oe r,.,er Cser Sdss llci do uuyf 90 bb.
iWai2ic Hog. ani Cattle ques anu uh'A'us'D -"
iNl iNN GssS. ,y ss. Warsb 2l-Poa du sareh9e,,
NE@ A. sG 10. Treble Evn ga ~ 90 %
49," N G ~, .sc Bran. a. Hay este i,u' "a Nh, @ -
W. -, T, ia. Char s-.s, i-e stel eil hi -
Isoi dll, recc 2lalJe.i keg. ljiG1'G S'A'-H1''" "
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
POLITICAL.
ARKANSAS.

JUDGE M'LURE ACoUIfTED-AN AMNESTY REso-
LUTON VOTED DOWN.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March ga Little Rock,
Ark, special dispatch to The Avalanche tonight says
that after the argument In the impeachment case OF
Judge Mcclure last night the demurrer was sustained
by unanimous vote and Judge Mcclure was thereby
acquitted. To-day q motion was made and adopted to
give counsel for Mcclure $4,000
Mcssrs. Thomas and White, colored, made minority
report, to-day opposing any removal of disabilities, on
the ground that the spirit of rebellion was as rife to-day
as during the war. An effort made to take up the
House resolution memorializlng Congress for the re-
moval of political disabilities, but II voted down by
q decided mninrfv.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
W4SHNGT TON.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE-MPORTANT LAND DE-
CISION.


CISION.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSB
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March %, 1871.
Tho greatest social event Of the is tho wedding
tomorrow Of Miss Janet Ralson Chase youngest daugh-
ter OF the ChefJuscc to Mr. William Sprague II0yt OF
New York. The social position OF both IS enough TO
rant the general attention this alliance eXcites, and
special interest added by their personal qualities, Mr.
oyt being one Of the most deseryedly esteemed among
the young business Of the city, and his bride being
equally well known for her artistic talent and for her
charms Of person and character The wedding will take
place at St. Johns Church at o'clock the ceremony will
be performed by Bishop McIyane and the bride will DO
given away by the Chief-Justce. The bridesmaids
to be Miss Vail OF NewYork Miss Parker Of Albany, and
Miss Ratlbone and Miss Harris Of this city; the groOms
men are Mr. stcbbins Col John Hay Mr.. Stanfeld and
Mr. Delafled, all OF NewYork reception will De given
by Mrs sprage after the ceremony and the consequent
festivities will occupy the rest OF the week.
Mr.. Drummond, Commissioner Of the Land Office yes
erday advised Senator Cassery OF important decis
ion that lands embraced within the alleged boundaries Of
California (priyate land claims pending court at tho
date Of tho railroad wthdrawalJ do not in case they
prove to be public lands 20 the benefit OF the rail
road companies but OF the homestead and preSmption
settlers This decision renderedn the case Of sar-
gents Treadway, and Others against the Western Pclno
Railroad Company. Tie Attorney General, In an eaoo-
opinion, rcarms the former decisions OF the oecre
ary OF the Interior which the railroad attorneys III
sisted on having rcGxamined and reviewed. win 'no
above adverse result to themselves.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
Az ARKANSAS MEMBER ADMITTED.
NOMINATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The following non
W AoIIINVIVNi 4I''I UT "
tn.,ions yero sent TO the Senate to-day:

nations wero sent 10 the Senate to-day
Geo H. Holt TO be Consul at Gsspe Basin ,
lin w Poruey Collector Of Customs AZ Phtalelpnm
i Coz Member tie Board O Health for the D'tne' 70
y H. Manning Collector Internal Revenue Twentyfourth DISTINCT
Ecs-YOrs. ,,,, ~. HI. T.. q 6 Abel Sbreye-
rort n, IS s. Mathews Pontiac eh; M thompson ones H %
t Se,,p JarI son Mich; s. Fisher. Sparta Ns "O y
ID Br1pss.ck BE; VIM PTocer, Nashville rem; w. M,b
Murfree,boo Tenn, David Brown Nebraska Op voD Cs,s
@ 80 I,ee g J. Mufply Marengo, Iowa. j. w O"ehi
80 X Y II b. Watson Pulask n. VI Grille Brown
Mn. A. Bmer Dover, " j.; James stuart "A@AhsoH' ~
lss-a .oO',t,ia " ~ saa.ion 10 day confirmed the
following nominations: -, n.
~, Rowes Of Customs, SAVANNAH "a
Taris Internal teYeuuer flih 'IsHA-
Iopfins PO taster at inca, NeHioih'
T1c, Wells Of Connecticut, 10 be Ilri Lellen-D' ~ '
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Ninth Ward Republicans of Brooklyn
have orcauzcd Grant Club, with the following oicers
prosid,pt 4 Grcq,rv ir: Wee President, w. Boyd I;
Spcreary John A. Canayan Financial Secretary, H. f.
wake; ItCasurcr t. j. Barigh
The New-York County Council Of the Union
League Of America viii hold i's first meeting this even
ING at its new headquarters on the southwest corner OF
TIeccIcr-t aud tie Boyycry e. which, in consequence
of the growth Of Tie Council il has been found necessary
10
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
THE WEATHER.
W,auNGToN, D. C., March 12 ls7l-1:So p H.
S,'oDsis Tor ne past treHfyJoT h0HII 800.

SNopss Jor me PG f,S"g2Sht gg@ht on The coast
~, Ioa iontiuued 10 prevail with cloudy ana clear
6ap weatherand brisk norhTest Einas lnG aI Middle
and l. now again falling as is aso lDo % cnso V a. ~
Cnlf coast Clear weather has gencIA& p m ndy 10
,caflcr INC sloriu center indicated I.csny i@ieo @
or hc Missouri RIVER Is now III (eIa a. Ip Wi"hi-
IN b,i.t uoItIary iu Ioy a. and lrk SCUM ana ,Du a.
,ycttcrly i'm the Ohi0 valley rs luhdcncc 10
fresh rOuthcrly winds On the Gun ""u 'io''' '' "
crly on Lake superior. ..
= 60 ,,,ilc tt,ot lie .ra1 oI lowest barometer WI
,,t.t a. tGc northeast VITA high W.nI. oh, ii'h
and cloudy and threatening " 1iteF Ih ui' i, tic
East Atlantic States. :. .h "-AA' az i'-"'''
Gull and south Atlantic COdsL
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
POLITICS II CINCYYATI.

CrvCrNNArI, ilarch 22-At meeting yCstcr-
dav afternoon n Constitution adopted for the pur-
nose of carrying into effect the declarations that are TO
he prblisIed tomorrow by prominent Republicans.
judge Stanley Matthew's WAS elected President and
George Headlcy Chairman OF the Executive Committee,
and Committee was appointed to recommend the re-
naming officers to be elected next Saturday, The orga
2ation is formidable one and it is thought Will have
great influence in political circles.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

o,o Good 10 Common TfTlc Prime Stic.fy Prim-
30 ssSsAses-Planaion Reboei 45a4e Ghsty dsng
"eeihei Hdg5c Coffee
IssI.yTrEy E Elty y sevYork sigti par COD, M
Sarch klfohaoc0 aetve; 2C1 AZ
20 30 boS TO Meiun Leaf s70s0 Cotton qnc .t i{0
o.. % SIta fsmiy f6 80 Wheat and Corn s,eiJ.
3e un,nSngei PORK steady
Buzz Meats fair demand si lower rates. sioud.rs 7<
. % % ~ 'ic Nts sides 1, loose firm large saes SUGAR
o'el n ~ eF- ran az lc paceei WHISKY ial At go
seoJ, sc 10. ~ f"''aH' uAon-hss'' Ni'''A
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
EX-GOy HARTMAN or TIE ". II. ELECTION.
The following is the letter OF Ex-GOy. IIar-
rlmln TO SEM, o. Ioiol relative TO tie Now Hampshire


election: ~
EOsr0S. Mass March r, ISL.
lion. O. y. tOI TON-HB De,g' sir: We have suffered
huuating Ceillt Etw-iIaf p,hro, but we barely cs-
cared similar result ld-5 year. inieci, the result
V.t have b.cu TIC same last ya.g hId we moi made
united. aar,y effort % prevent It, dd lay duty th
y,.l Niaa could a;ty tAe same %! all our troubles
.Tr tiy local. T1c Stuto Domingo question dd u3
lil r tTlge. Some Ui HcaUoGc 'gcd leaders
nave Geulrs ag,il-t a. for year; others have,
through inIucteuc3, tanned te result We sec to'3y.
We LIyo . dirty railroad quarrel Last June q very
creme arluuIo"lHr liquor IS vas passed But VIII
not partcu lIc. We uran 10 redeem tie STATE, ana !
believe We shli a5 soon as tIc next csidcLiia ecc
ton L DO be protect tie loyUli5t3 Of thC south be-
fJgt yols adiOCfntlcut Yours, Truly,
WALTER UAEDNIiN.
on teothor hand - reported that Senator Patterson
Gem Hartman. He has an idea that oaLto
Domngs ana the removal of sumner had good deal TO
do with the defeat of the Republicans IN -'o"-Ifal
DlLirn
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
THE s,yTo po,nNGo COMMISSION.

KEY WEST, Fla, March 22-The Tennessee,
win the santo Domingo Commissioners on board, Will
Ie,ye for Eew-York TO morrow morning IL Is expected
tt tugv meet the Tennessee of Charleston Bar and
t m n,,r,i A portion of the Commission ana attaches
70 MI fb.V may go Washington win me report Oy
& Tbe tennessee will be due Ju Charleston ON satur
dIY,
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
DOMESTIC PORTs.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
bosroS March nhrivci steamship Gl1ucus from YovYors
,hAhLHsTOS, & C. March I.Ariyed. ehrs NJ. Tlsr
GSssPo'' y u lang, aie from Norfolk hafa from Yofoii y
srsae from Philadelphia ". D. NsDn from Baimorx Mar Ris.
rom savannah SAILED, achr Baltic GeogetosB s. Tie
saB previously reported ashore tie Oar got fnnjaTo aud
Sui ~ hoSEoE March 2Po bost scef epors pa,e out
uhs or Amsterdam; baIks hm-s0B, fJr K0 lEcs Tor
Llen ione lmont for Charleston Ma.itol o. ~ I1us.
T ioI Bea Rseeca Tor Corl John Bovd. Tor RIO.
oI zorro eo AMI Chsitanoos for ST johns SchrsSoh
LOT hatanzas and ). K. b3wrence flr Csik
SAN fKANusco March l2rhe British hp Proock Tuior saed
to-day for Liverpool
hAyASSAH ga March 2lAriyei yesterday steamship
gonerv, from NewYors cleared Iiv Az vel To-
day, scars G. H. Thomas and Charlotte itom CL,ss.on
cleared scbr. Arctic. for CaibaireD.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSDoy March 22The Allan steamship Csa Scott
Portland March H. touched at Mogie yrlay routto -rpoo
DISASTERS.
LgwR' Del Marcel Cap. Chambers Of me Dip America,
returned from he vree OF DE Lle Walton Afternoon p,rs
that tie vessel and viii total los She hs tcrlel
ssrd and her bgss under water Sbe has been striped
ssi &C.
steamship, reported be the ounor. YORK.
Hayasa, pgI iat0 Lcwca, Del, ie'or.a.. 'lasilE
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

ohnso2. hnodyHo Linincnt established 1910 for intern
and cAtnTnal nse.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

girrleg'cr,s Typophn.ph.cg vl CONCEPTION and
(. unslrp pissed ss SglyoUs ToNc and iSyGoRATOE .
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
lf1RRLED

Wedding rrd WISHING Cords, Iri S'sr1-ing Noe PiDcr
Soss lOi FUiTOssT, Oh LufCH CuU2CH
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
LATEST SNIP NEWS.

For other Snip Sei7s Third Pogel
ARRIVED,
Steamship Ashland Moore Pensnna. Fs Ih s.
pas 20 James Hand -
k May Flower to NevIayen). Hotcss. Ponce r. r. 2
I'm mys 70 H. IrOgbngeS Sons. Has had GHe alter
tire passage.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

Hazard & Casweu's Cod LIVER Oil /. the sos.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
c,,,o 6a,r,n,ec, of tho Milton Gold JewcIry COM


The Guarantees of tho Milton Gold Je"eiry 'o's
pany Of 75I Broadway-Fst: They guarantee ueif goo' a.
, retain their bharcy. Second No s"cer % Amer
lea can tell them the expensive god eSe etgl ~ NesnA
Third: Their goods will s,aud the test OF the strongest a'~ ''
The yle, the MILTON GOLD JBWBLRY are Of tie latest and ''a
elegant patterns FL; They have larger aom'n tLn H o-"
boa.s in Amerc, The MILTON GOLD JB"iIh IOAFAhi ha'
or, the popuar American Dollar Pn for The sale OF hf soo
We e.cI invite our Amer can friends ew the oo' We hA's
e,po,e for sale that they mas convinced In regard to e e'
TIE patterns Of the styles sh'" ''' "
almost opposite Asorpaee .,IoS,-
TO Dealers Dollar Steam Engines Th AZ - 'lNGiSK
r.. inventor the 10Y DOLlae -
sod by Mesr Colby Bro Co. s9I Beaanay ~ f lie tinted
T. L So1 having made application for ltirrr alt ~ -
s,stSs ~ ie sane method Of Houf, ea ~ - 49,,
- ,,,sions Of and ningenents upon his nsns t
In tsarse and that M sch inr net' & W. .t m is
~ ~ 6 eYant of the Mdsfsg, rainy o. se""y ." o''
cell as ~ 80 eo.s,,iS eo.s,,its ~ EDWARD r. RYDER,
Inventor Of tle Dol '4r
,,,o,,. Hat ENablishment-ibNON 81 rom o'' Dt0'b
~ W gIlr. AWE. one door above iNenly sAhtI -,
Nst3, sI'yf OF GENTS SILK HAT lads iinS hh shi
IIat-niroucei March J. fe' To-. bee' giAhS
lY'uS lYu'IS ~ "a AN Goods Ne,uIe ON t-c premises
80, = sv-,,,se W u Oatfori, Ptilsiclpb..
John Sa93ry, yaii 6 Haven 4. &. Jones' s. Paul
" ~ ,Issils..SS iib,ry A. IacAson B0sioB
B.lop Danes, Chicago
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
RnsY-Iiihc Hnne.

Tor Hosfva1s Dumb Waters Sa'h-Cori. D.
Manufactured Dy THs DARROw IAsUPACcuS Co. Bno Conn
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

TOTTEY-NUDLtM Broosrn Tuesisy Msrch o. ai hs
reserce of brides p1rcr by Le~ s. Hciro j. D, " Ns
sc Toien OF Nashville Tenn, and Pauline laug s'n Ind
lam, esl.
residence Of TIE brides her Rev A.
IOprcr the 2l M4rch h ey w. GIaam Of Ilr.ueblFh "
" Prot J. Madison Watson Of NegYor 10 Miss Bmms Hopper
Newark i. j.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

IN Nofrcs Of Marriages must be iadorSod Nth frn
name and CdJCss
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23


DRY sILLERi, -
'h"' VIZ IaPBRIAL (Grcen SeeD.
DRY IMPERIAL,
p, al. ,tb ali srs,rs., dealers In Wines here
Kew.lork March To- ijsL .Nruo,.y orctfs
Sole Agcat IN tie L. 8.
.ce-tcsp In-tiInte-lhe Po't iraooA S hes' i,e
pri', EVENING in Room -. Cooper bnht iaIls Nn %
1iihv III y TkFFT LID "'ln the Atwood te i,oe aAd ~
f IS A. WHITNEY "on the Ccastrucioa OF te@ saei'e A1-
nil tCe. Sa.rr II TITfNsN q srta.a
cos p,.,- ,Br.'s'ors - Y v Hsashdcus 6Co. oger BAR
No. o ttSF. .TlEFEllID TABLE IL4LLRW Nert-aar lea
Tie Kpye. ~ to-eui Dee lrVts - ~ hof5'i@"e1
Table Ku,es silver p.s!ed rtdes eil Ja'i,a
Pc,t-Ogre Soticc.rns As pi Europe Lufrg uc yes nc
Inc NAIPD.Y Mfr,A 25 1911 vl cor - rs T. o. ltinDAt
ltlI oS WEDNESDAY 60 u, on IAthsLt e n aF4 @. ~ ui
D4GA % an. T. d. ~ ''' -,- 'S,-
Lea * Perrin. scuee.
~. g..L rish e0.p. Jcl,s tal-gg Sc
JOIN DUNCAN" hHA',
S-eca AGENTS, Union ssia.c. s-i " eoatA "l' ''."
Dpfuo-.ia Bought ara s0id.pa~oad Kings aD ". IA
5l 4. c.C pi.'l.il Stn-f So f thl ~ 20 "sS'A
49, CFO. e. ALLHN 'l5b.1'dar ot ni..-l-. i.o.-.
uocit ,g Co.e ScsC. tut sf NHttt~bui eoe' aui al
.ouI u.eu1s aiH sau, vne tii brp..as.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-21
Commissioners Notice.

In the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County. W.
Va
JOSEPH L. RUSSELL aud others, TA4intiKa.
Is.
GEORGE W. SPOTS, MARY S. SPOTS.
aud others, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from Decree Of December End, 1870.
at is adjudged and ordered this End day
Of December 1870, that this cause be recon-
mitted to the same Special Commissioner in
order to a correction Of any errors IN former
Reports and il is further ordered that the
said Commissioner audit the debts Of the said
George w. SPOTS which existed before tho
9Th day Of April, 1861, and make report in
tie premises, together with any special mat
ter which he may deem pertinent-or which.
either party may require to be 20 stated
A Copy Tcste
WIN. a. CHAPLINE,
Clerk.
JAMES b. FAYMAY,
Deputy Clerk.
The parties to the above suit and the credi-
tors Of George w. Spots as specified in above
Decree, are hereby notified that / viii execute
the same at my Office in Charlestown, JefTer-
son County, West Virginia, on Wednesday
18th day Of February, 1871.
CLEON MOORE.
Special Commissioner.
Jan. II, lS7l-4w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-21
DIED,

In Charlcstown. on Sunday morning, January
18th, ISL, Mrs CHRISTINE CORDELL, aged So
years, consort Of the late Dr. l.. c. Cordell.
In this County, Thursday, January 18th, 1871,
Mr. DANIEL DlNKLE, formerly of Pennsylvania,
aged IS years
On Tuesday night last 18th instant, at the resi-
dence cf his mother near CharlcstoWn, after a pro-
traced Illness DR.. JOHN BRISCOE, for many
years a practising Physician at Shepherdstown.
OfParalysis, at his residence in Nyerstown, on
the 2Gth of December last, Mr. JAMES MYERS,
aged 20 years and S months.
In the sudden Death ol Mr.. Myers the communi-
~ has lost good citizen and his family an aiiec-
tiorate husband and devoted parent. Ha lived an
exemplary life, and though not a member Of any
church was not a stranger to the use OF prayer.
Though hi, death was sudden, TO him Il was not
unexpected, for he said he expected 10 die sudden
"; and while we deeply mourn his departure, we
"mourn not as those who have no hope To him
death was doubtless gain, and while Dill, sOrroWing
family and friends are still in this " yalo of tears,
he has reached a land whore sickness, sorrow,
pain and death are felt and feared no more"
lie who is Father tc the orphan and Husband to
the widow is mindful Of their affections and may
they be brought to happy union in the Sun-bright
cimes.
In Winchester. on Friday, 18th inst, Captain
THOMAS y. MCCAW, aged about So years. The
deceased was a son-iu-law of the Rev VIM. NJ.
Atkinson, deed. and brothor-in-law to the Rev.
Mr. Hopkins, OF the Presbyterian Church in this
town.
On the Dist of December last. in the sth year Of
his age. GEORGE SEBASTIAN, son OF Sebastian
and Martha Mcdaniel OF this county.
Near Porters Factory, in this county. on tn
evening OF January llth, 1871, ANIME MAX
GARET. daughter Of Joseph K. and Arthelia
Zombro, aged $ months and days.
In Baltimore, on Tuesday, Jan. TO-. 1871, JOHN
X. HEALD, in the 42d year ofhis age.
On the 23d Of December, at Elm Bluff Dala:
county, Alabama, FLORIDA, wife of Euooh :.
Hlrrcl, formerly OF this place.
In Gcrardstown on the 9th inst, Miss NANCY
GAIN0R, in the Goth year OF her age.
At Yaneleyesrille in Berkeley county, on the
9th inst, hr ISAAC WHARTON in the Sls
year of his age.
In Middlcway. on Wednesday last, 4th inst
ANNA. daughter ofS. II. Fowler, in the lIth year
of her ago.
st his residence near Hcdgesville. on Sabbath
last the 18th inst, PHILLIP c. NANMETRE.
In Martinsburg on the 10Th inst, Mrs. Susan
HoGELANp, in the 10Th year OF her age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-21
MARRIED.

On the evening of the 10th inst. By Rev. Mr..
Cutler, at the residence of the brides parents Mr..
JACOB :. EAKLE, Of Washington county. Nd.
and Miss MARY VI. d. SPEROW, daughter OF
Captain William Sperow, Of Berkeley county.
On the 10th Of December last. at the residence
of the brides parents. MIR. JOHN ". HINTON,
of Jefferson county, 70 Miss BELLE LOCK, daugh-
ter Of Mr. Benz. Lock Of Berkeley county.
In st. PauPs church, Baltimore on Wednesday
evening last. by Rev. Mr. Todd, JAS p. RELY,
ESQ.,, Clerk of the County Court OF Frederick, t.
Miss SALLIs BRowN, Of Baltimore city.
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UnScrupulous.

We have the testimony Of the Shepherds
torn Register that those who favor therc-estab-
Esiucnt Of the County-soat at Cbarles;ovn
arc an interruptions iaeta:' guilty Of
palTablo falsehooa and ridiculous state
ueuts % willing to compromise right with
wrong and depend FOR success upon false
statements. and base inconsistencies and TN
generous actions!
You can iudseof tic value Of the Registers
testimony by lis previous assertion that q" tie
oh walls ,oi the Court-Houso at CAarlestown'
have ,-unb.cd away and fallen down through
the effects e. years Of exposure to winds and
rains.
ca. the u->t witness