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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-14

WAH DEPANTNENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OEPICE OF THE 9uIRP SIGNAL OPFIOER,
WASuISGToN, ID. O., Now 1850 2. N. !
PRoBARILITIRs.
An extensive area of low pressure will
probably develope from Mississippi to MI.
chigNn, advancing nOrtheastward over the
lower lakes by Tuesday night, followed
tonight by fresh north and west winds
south and west Of Illinois. Threatening
weather with rain will extend very gen.
orally Tuesday along the Atlantic cOast,
with falling barometer and northeast
winds veering TO the southeast, increasing
southerly winds on the lower lakes, and
brisk nOrthwcsterly winds on Lake Mi
Chigan and on the Louisiana coast. Con
trary signals arc ordered for this evening
for New Orleans, Mobile, Milwaukee and
Chicago,
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TIE fractional currency Is q great nul
Sance, ragged, filthy and altogether abomi
nablc. AS fast as II becomes delaCed OF
mutilated 1t should be forwarded for re,
demptiOn. Traders should not give out
the dirty stuff that they arc obliged tc
take, but should exchange 1t Tor new cur.
rency, which is more acceptable to their
customers, and which they will surely
find more advantageous to their trade, iol
customers are repelled from purchasing
when they receive filthy change. The
government, which enjoys in theirac-
tional currency large loan without inter
est, is bound and Is willing TO keep 1t afoat
Of u decent character. o
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 19.-The Chancery
Court Of Davidson, last week ordered the
payment Of II. II. Ewing, W. b. Reese,
and w. W. Cooper, attorneys in the sale
Of delinquent railroads. $4,000 each, for
their services, A payment was made in
State bonds to the amount E72,000 The
subject will be brought before the Legis.
lature to-day, and referred to the Judi.
ciary Committee for investigation. The
amount invested in the sale ol roads Il
$14OOOOOO. The lawyers fees Is regard.
ed ns eXlrAYAgAnl.
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Turkey breeding,

We raise poultry chiefly Tor tho table.
What the producer wants in his stock is
good quality Of flesh, early maturity and
capacity TO make tho most flesh out Of a
given amount Of food. A turkey weigh
Ing fifteen pounds Is just as good for the
table rs one weighing thirty, and most
housckeepers would prefer them under
twelve pounds. In most markets the
lighter weights would bring the higher
price. II Is only in tho region Of large
hotels and boarding houses that the very
large birds bring nm extra price. II takes
about three years for turkey to attain his
largest weight. II at twelve months a
go6bler reach thirty pounds live weight,
at two years he would reach thirty.hve,
and al three years forty or little more.
But II Is rare TO get male bird over forty
pounds, and then II Is generally by some
process Of stuiflng that destroys his stami-
no and oitentimes his life. Tho weight
is excelled sometimes, but about
the time one thinks he Is almost sure Of
a iorty.five FOUNDER, the progidy sickens
and dies. II may be assumed then, that
forty pounds Is about the limit in which
n vigorous turkey cock may be safely
carried, and from half TO two. thirds OF
that weight is the last safe limit for the
hens. With breeders Of this size and o
little under we shdad get large, strong
chicks, that will economiZe food and ma
ture earlier than the offspring Of common
sized birds. No birds yield more quickly
10 treatment than thctutkey. The inilu.
ence Of large sized gobbler in a flock
Is Immediately visible In the increased
size OF the chicks. The introduction OF
wild blood increases the hardness of the
young A larger proportion Of the eggs
will hatch, and a mitch larger number OF
young will be likely 10 grow up. with q
little painstaking II Is quite easy to breed
TO any desired shade Of plumage. e.-Amert-
aon I14feyItUY.iM ....
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Is announced that the Washington
organ Of the Democracy, alter consulta.
ton with several prominent Democratic
leaders has decided TO oppose any formal
nomination by tho Democracy for Presl.
dent and Vice.President, provided the
anti.Gnnt Republicans will put ticket
in the field, and indicates n willingness to
support even Charles Sumner. 1t is
doubtful whether the masses of the Dc.
mocraCy will acqdiesce in this proposed
Abandonment Of the party identity The
Boston Post and other influential Journals
have already declared against II in EN-.
phalic language. They are unwilling to
make confession to the world that success
Is impossible upon their own principles.
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BOSTON.

BosToN, November ia Ellery Daniels,
the delaulting cashier Of the Webster Ma.
tlonal Bank, has been sentenced to five
years imprisonment.
The friends Of Frederick W. Lincoln,
tho promising young author, lear he was
among the victims Oi the Apache Indians
recently in Arizonia lie was connected
with Lieut.. Wheeler's exploring cxped.
tim
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New York Mails for tho southwest,

NEW York Nov. 13.-C. F. Baldwin
special agent OF tho Poqtofilcc Depart.
ment, whose headquarters arc at Mt. Yer.
non, Ohio, has been in this city for a few
days in consultation with prominent
railway official, and has nearly perfected
an arrangement by which the transporta.
tion Of the mails from this city TO the
southwestern points will be very much
facilitated, especially between here and
Cincinnati ..
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THE SUICIDE MANIA.
An Illinois Merchant and Discarded
Lover ttShu1Ie Off,

n CntcAao, November 13-Amos Smith,
q well known hardware merchant o.
Canton, Illinois, attempted 10 commit
suicide on Saturday afternoon by shooting
himself with n revolver. The ball enter.
ed his right car and lodged in the interior
portion Of his brain. No hopes are enter.
tained of his recovery. The act Is at
tributed to financial troubles.
Yesterday afternoon, near Merritt sta.
tion, in Scott county, Illinois, Noah M
Talbot committed suicide by blowing
out his brains with revolver. An houi
before the deed Talbot had received Z
letter from Miss Lizzie Gillian, an &c
COmplished young lady Of Scott county
whom he loved Intensely, in which sht
peremptorily discarded him. Talbot wa!
u young man highly respected, a member
Of church and superintendent Of Sun
day school.
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Civil RIrhts hi baltimore. .

BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.--In the U. s
District Court to-day, in the case Of John
W. Field (colorcd) against the Baltimore
City Passenger Railway, the plaintiff re-
covered $4,000 damages. In consequence
OF this decision, negroes are now admitted
into all the street cars in the city. Field
had been elected on account Of bis color
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LOUISVILLE.

LoUGsyhLE, November 13.-A general
movement Is on foot by the Kentucky bar
TO procure revision Of the statutes so us
10 exterminate the negro laws, also re.
vision of the code Of practice. A large
meeting Of tho bar Of Louisville, to-day,
passed resolutions TO that effect M
George Francis Train lectures hero TO-
morrow night. ......r..... g..
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TIE Albany Journal says " One oI
The happy results Of the election Is that
only fifty.seven Republican members o.
Assembly will need be elected next yeal
TO insure Republican majority on Joint
ballot, and the choice Of a Republican
Unned States Senator. As nothing but
an earthquake can prevent us from elect
ing more than fifly.seVen, that point may
be considered secure.
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The Virtues OF Ammonia as a cleans
+" SAal Ing Agent! q sE8 %

From the TechnolOglst.
Ammonia, or, as 1t Is moro generally
called, spirits Of hartshorn, Is q powerful
alkali, and dissolves grease and dirt with
great ease. 1t has lately been recon.
mended very highly for many domestic
purposes. For washing paint, put n table.
spoonful In quart Of moderately hot
water, dip in flannel cloth, and with
this simply wipe off the woodwork; no
scrubbing will DO necessary. For taking
grease spots from any fabric, use the
ammonia nearly pure, then lay white
blottlng paper over the spot, and iron II
lightly. In washing laCes, put about
twelve drops In pint OF warm suds. Tc
clean silver, mix two teaspoOnfuls Of am.
moniA in quart of hot soap suds. Put
10 your silverware and wash II, using an
old mil brush or tooth brush for tile pur.
pose For cleaning hair brushes, etc,
simply shake the brushes up and down In
mixture ot one teaspooniul Of ammonia
10 one pint Of hot water; when they are
Cleansed, rinse them In cold water, and
stand them In the wind or In q hot place
10 dry. For washing finger marks from
looking glasses or windows, put few
drops Of ammonia on o moist rag, and
make quick work Of II. If you wish
your house plants TO flourish, put few
drops OF the spirits in every pint Of water
used in watering. A teaspoonf1l In O
basin Of cold water will add much 10 the
refreshing effects Of bath. Nothing Is
better than ammonia water for cleansing
the hair. In every case, rinse of the am.
inOnia with clear water. To which we
would only add, that for removing grease
spots, mixture Of equal parts Of am.
monia and alcohol Is better than alcohol
alone; and for taking out the red stains
produced by strong acids in blue and
black clothes, there Is nothing better
than ammonia. '
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ENGLAND,
Victorla's MenItIi..-Ashbury Gives
tUp,

NictOrIa'S uenltli-s-AshbuTy Gives
itUp,
LONDON, Nov. lathe Queens physi,
clans announce her inajesty's health i'm:
proving, .--
Commodore Ashbury, owner oil tho Ii,
vonia, arrived Saturday. lie renounCes
all intention OF cOntending again Tor the
Queens cup in American waters. He
Is going to India next year.
The city Of Bristol, contributed e9,2OO
for the relief Of Chicago.
A fearful explosion of gas occurred to.
day at Leeds. One or two persons were
killed and several badly injured.
The ship Escort, Of New York, took fire
and was destroyed at Antwerp, yesterday,
Tclegrams report the settlement of the
new U, 3. loan rs proceeding lavorably,
and the rate Of discount tlrCOn has ad-
vanCed to l40lI per cent, Money was
easy III open market at > per cent.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Colored Members of the Legisla-
ture Declare In Favor of Repu-
dlatlOn.
CHARLESTON, Nov 18.-.Thc NetOG
prints a report Of the action of the caucus
of colored members Of the Legislature
held last week. The caucus resolved to
make no appropriation tho coming ses'
sion, for the payment Of the interest on
the State debt And declared themselves
in favor Of the reputation Of both the old
and the new debt OF the State.
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AN applicant for the position Of domes
tic in Danbury Conn., family was asked
II she understood how 10 use kerosene
Her reply exceeded the most sauguine cx,
pectations "Usc II, is III she exclaimed
in tone Of reproachiul explanation; "givt
me can Of karyosane, and I'd never ask
for the liz Of a Shawn" She was not en-
raped.
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Army of Cumberland Reunlon.

DETROIT, Nov. 13.-The principal rail.
roads Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri, have
made arrangements with the Executive
Committee Of the Society Of the Army ol
the Cumberland for special rates OF fare to
and from the Detroit reunion on the 10Th
and 10th inst.
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GIntG1ttelIiaeueer.
That Railroad Committee, Again

That Railroad Committee, Again.
We would direct public attention to the
letter of our correspondent "Alpha"
criticlsing the action OF the Supervisors
Railroad Committee and asking for intor.
nation touching . letter addressed to the
committee by President SCoTT, Of the p.
q. & st. L. Railroad Company, We
pointed out the obvious bad taste Of the
committee at the time they made their
report, inexceeding their Instructions 1t
is only recently we have become aware
that President SCoTT's proposition was
made to them in writing, 1t has boGn
hinted TO us that the committee did not
state the proposition correctly in their re-
port, that it is moro favorable than repre-.
sented by them; and it is now stated by
our correspondent that the very i'm
portant condition that II was to be
open for acceptance only ninety
days was attached to Colonel
sCoTT's proposition, but was con.
cGaled from our people by the committee,
Was it the purpose of this concealment,
and Of the appointment of Mr.. SMITH to
make dilatory survey, and Of another
committee to make a still more dilatory
report, 10 consume the ninety days in do.
ing nothing and lose the opportunity Of
tered by Col. SCoTT's proposition altogeth.
err 1t looks that way and must continue
to unless the committee can offer q salts.
factory explanation oftheir conduct.
Now, we have no fault to find with the
gentlemen composing that committee for
being hostile to the projected railroad.
We not only recognize the right Of each
man to his own views on that question,
as on all others, but we realize that there
are two sides TO the question, and that
men may have very good and to them
sufficient reasons for opposing the eprojeCt.
What VIC do find fault with this commit.
tee Tor Is that they have acted in bad
faith toward the Supervisors who
appointed them, and towards the
people on whose beholf the Super.
visOrs acted. II was their duty TO as.
certain and report the facts to apprise the
Supervisors exactly and impartially what
terms could be obtained Of Col, scorf.
The transmission Of his letter would have
been ofitselr q proper and satisfactory re.
port. Instead ol that they state only part
of It's terms, and then enlighten the public
with their own individual views, which
had not been asked for. Is 1t not about
time now that Col. ScoTT's letter itself be
given to the publiCI n.. ha.I...|
II this road is TO be defeated, Lei II be
done openly and fairly. Let us know
honestly and exactly what propositions
have been made for helping to build It |
and its friends will be content with the
peoples verdict. But let there be IN end
to petty frauds and tricks on the conlnunl' |
ty by this Committee who accepted the
duty ofsupplying the public with fair and
full information and who are bound 10 deal
with us 10 good faith. .IF'"|
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IT Is singular that q great convention
Of all the principal telegraphic companies
Of The world Is to be held in Rome, on the
LIST of next month. The Capital, which,
Of all others, stands for tho past, for ultra
conservatism and for whatever is opposed
to the spirit Of the age, is chosen for the
gathering Of those who control tho most
marvellous Of agencies for progress, en-.
lerprise, new projects and liberal ideas.
1t will be almost as strange conjunction
as 1t would have been to have held the
late Ecumenical Council at Chicago.
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FOREIGN.
Flre Raging At Geneva, switzerIand.

Fire Raging at Geneva, Switzerland.
PARIS, Nov ia dispatch from &C.
neva says a large fire is raging in that
city, No particulars.
LateT--The Fire SlIll Raging Last
Evening.
GENEVA, Nov. u, EvENING.-Thc fire
which broke out this morning, continues
tonight without abatement. Rue Rhone,
on which thA flames originated, is a scene
of ruin, large number Of buildings hay.
ing fallen victims 10 the dcvouring ele-
ment
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. iS.-City Treasu.
rer, Marce, this afternoon entered n plea
Of not guilty on the Indictment found by
the Grand Jury last month. The trial was
fixed for the 9Th Inst.
Tie Grand Jury returned three bills
against 9. +. Yerkes, Jr., charging him
with larceny and embezzlement.
The trot between Goldsmith Maid and
Lucy, for $1,000, this afternoon, was won
by Maid in three straight heats. Time
9;25f, 219, 1928. Track heavy.
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IRELAND.

Cork, Nov. 13.-The friends Of Kelly
acquitted OF tho murder ol high constable
Talbot, had procession yesterday, and
other demonstrations in honor Of the
event Tho proceedings were orderly.
The police did not interfere
Mr., Pigeott, proprietor OF tho Dublin
ErislInldn, has been sentenced TO six
months imprisonment for publishing arti.
cles Of an inilammatory nature in that
journal during the trial Of John Kelly, for
alleged murder Of Constable Talbot.
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The Cnnnentinni PnI.nnnr.

NEw HAVEN, Nov. i3.-Mrs. Lydia
Sherman, the alleged poisoner, has ex.
expressed every confidence In being
acquitted. The trial has gone over to the
last Tuesday in December, She shows no
signs of insanity. A few believe her in.
! nOcpnt
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 19.-The
Armory Hall and the Kennedy Block Of
Vallijo were burned yesterday by inceh.
diaries.
A rich quick silver discovery was made
in Monterrey county. ...
r. Remington, Of Keysville, N. Y,
died suddenly at Truckee yesterday.
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ARIZONA.
More CompIalnts Of the Indians.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. i3-.Adylces
from Arizona, charge Vincent Collyer
with floating his Indian reservations over
the land pre.empted and obcupied by set
tiers, in Verde and San Pedro valleys.
Governor Stafford, publishes letter In
,be san Frdnciscdn recountlng the murders
and outrages by the Indians, from the
reservations, and bitterly arraigning Coll
yet's late operations, and reports Fred.
". shoppelm, killed in the Apache at.
tack on the Lapaza stage, a native oI
Philadelphia, returning there. (.
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NEW YoRK, Nov 13.-Arrived the
Batavia and Minnesota from Liverpool,
and the Wabash from Boston.
LONDON, Nov. 13.--The Caledonia and
Sarmatia have arrived out.
New YoRK, November 1D.-Arrived,
the steamer DeRuYter, from london. I
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LITTLE GRL Observation-Disclosures
who are you making all those nice little
clothes for ?" Mamma tfeclihglyl-"Iam
making them for n poor little baby who
hasn't rag TO It's name" Little girl
(sympathetically)-" Mamma, was It burn.
ed out in Chicago?
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ADANBuRY, Conn, school.boy disturb.
ed the symmetry of q family heirloom by
saving of the tops OF his great-grand-
mothers bed.poSts for q set Of croquet
balls. And the night he did II he slept
VeTy Wafm
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The lIattlsville Railroad Meeting.
Tie meeting of the friends Of tho Wheel.
Ing II Lake Eric Railroad, called at liar
flsVtllo on the 18th inst, has been tlOier.
red tillthc 25lh. AS Council will doubt.
less consider this evening the proprlety Of
having Wheeling represented there, we
call attention to the postponement
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rhirnlrIr spntts m Tennsa,ee

MEMPHIS, Nov. 19.-Last Saturday
twelve negroes, while going home from
Grenada, Miss, were shot at by Jack Tre-
bic, worthless fellow. One was killed,
and another mortally wounded. Treble
has been arrested
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PITTSBURGH, Nov M.-Cloudy
and getting colder River rising, thirty
inches in the channel.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 13-7:40 p. M-River
four feet two inches and stationary. Rain
the greater part OF the afternoon and
prospect Of continuance tonight.
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BOSTON.

Going to Rebuild a Chicago Church.
BosroN, Nov. 13-Rev. Robert Collyer,
is meeting with liberal responses from
Unitarians here, TO whom he has appeal.
ed for aid to rebuild his church.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 18.-The Cotton
Exchange formally opened It's new apart.
inents today, corner Of Theater alley and
Gfanier street. .r.
The opera season was inauguraLed this
evening, with the uuguenots.
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ANOTHER MAN IN THE CAT BUsINRss- -
A San francisco doctor advertlses for q
good office catn He has already 70,
ceived e43 ielineS, with the Southern
counties yet to hear from"
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mig Ashore on Ontario.

PoRT RoBrNsoN, ONT, Nov. l3.-The
brig Saxon, Of 0swego, Is ashore two
miles west Of the Long Point lighthouse
Tho vessel is total loss, but the crew are
safe
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Wisconsin EleCtlOn..Vote In Mill
wnukee. .....

MnwAuKEE, Wis, Nov. 13.-The Off.
cial canvass of the city and county of Mil.
waukce gives Doolittle majority Of l ,94l
a Democratic loss since the last Guberna-
tbrial election of 7SO. ..4.a.
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GOVERNOR HMoilT, Of California, seems
10 have had enough OF politics. lie al.
vgrtises In the San Francisco papers that
he will resume the practice Of the law
after the expiration Of his term of office,
and devote himself Exclusively to his
profession"
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BALTIMORE, Nov, 13.-The Jury in the
case of Joseph League, charged with the
murder Of an unknown woman in June
last, have disagreed.
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FRANCE.
A BOnapartist Plot 10 Overthrow
the Republic.


LONDON, November ia formidable
plot of tho Bonapartis Generals, headed
by Furry, 10 arrest Thiers and proclaim
the Emperor has been discovered. The
plotters papers arc in the possession Of
Thiers, who is confident Of the failure Of
the ConSparicy, ......
PARIS, November 10.-Gambcila has
completely recovered from the serious at.
tack of illness and will soon visit Mar.
settles, Fondcaux and Lyons.
DISpOsing of the Communists
PARIS, November 13.-The court mar.
tial Is rapidly disposing of tho Commu.
nists. or the accused who have 80 far
been tried, 1868 have been discharged,
and 773 have been sentenced TO various
degrees Of punishment,
Count Keratry has been appointed Pre-
feet Of Marseilles.
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THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pAny dlsbuBes $4,000 monthly to It's Ia.
borers at Cumberland.
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In some Of the towns Of Massachusetts,
a. the late election, the Democratic can
didate for Governor did not receive Ain.
gle vote.
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STEPHEN says he would rather be
laughed at for not getting married, than
ried. ''''''
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THE cycle Of suicides has apparently
come round again.
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The funeral Of United States Mar.
shall Gregory took place at Philadelphia
yesterday morning and was numerOusly
attended by the military. tn.. J.