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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30
How Magazlaes are Made.

HOW magazines are Made.
] have always had a desire to
know how our fireside month.
lies were made, and so the o her
day | determined to CRAFTY my
curiosity, and on casting my
eyes about me, | soon fixed
upon Woods Household Maya
zine, as the object OF my visit.
This popular monthly, as
perhaps our readers are aware
is published in The beautiful
hillside city of Newburgh, on
the Hudson. Could natures
surrounding beauties IN any
way affect a magazine, then
Woods, indeed, would be the
grandest in the world.
But 1t is of my visit more
especially that | intend at this
time to speak. 1t was on the
last day Of the old year that ]
presented myself at the edito-
rial Sanctum SanctOrum of this
noted monthly. The omens
were propiIious, and presently
| was enjoying a social chat
with the editor of the mlga-
zine. A more pleasant and re
firing man it has never been
my gooi fortune to meet, and
l could scarcely credit that the
modest, unpretending gentle.
man seated in the chair before
me had, unaided by either
friends or money, and under
circumstances most discourag-
ing, in less than ten years es
tablished OH q firm foundation,
one of the most popular "Dol-
lar Monthlies" Of our day.
Having stated The object Of
my visit, Mr.. Wood very kindly
volunteered TO initiate me into
The mysteries OF tho art, if so
we may call it, and forthwith
proceeded to do, by saying
that the first thing in order
was the gathering OF material.
| was not a little surprised
when he quietly informed me
that his matter" for the past
year cost him no less IN six
thousand dollars. Said he, IL
Dayed Gail Hamilton thr. g
thousand dollars a year; l hav
given Harriet Beecher Stow
Two hundred dollars per arii-
Gle; James Partoa fifty; Tilton
the same; I. 5. Arthur, one
hundred; Horace Greeley, one
hundred; Joel ueally, fifty:
Wakely thirty; 7. X. BeechCr,
thir'y-six; Virginia Townsend
thirty; Harriet Prescott Spot
ford, seventy-five; and R.becc II
Harding Davis, one hundred
and twen' five dollars, elc.-
All OF these articles vary in
length ire m one and a half t,
six pages. o. course selected
matter does not cost anything
The material being now ali
obtained, it is sent to the com
posilor's department., which,
beng in another street, and
not in his main building we
did not visit. The "matter'
being "Set up" the forms are
,t4reotyped, and the plates
are returned to the pres'ro m
situated on the first flor oi
the main building. In this de-
partment We iOInd four large
look presses, valued at from
three thousand 10 three thou
sand five hundred dollars
apiece. These presses print
sixteen pages with every i'm
preston.
The paper being now print
ed, it is placed upoa an eleva
tor in the corner Of the rom
and with il we ascendad to the
fourth floor, where these sheets
OF sixteen pages were quickly
folded by means of large fold
ing machines attended by
girls; these sheets are then ta-
ken where they are gathered,
stahhpd and stitcbad
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Sln A00 How to obtainit!
~lUIVVV AdANTS WANTED.

IA rticuIars and Sam leS aent on receipt of
u, y. No Capital Necessary. A'iCre' sM.
DuTtON CO., 7Oi BIO MiwaI, New York
2anlST2ly
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GOING EAST.

EALEskt ACCOhAOpAIloN'
The Ztleski Accommodation gong eSSl
lsIye, Chllico;he Of u ma M, Raysylle7 ~
Il,rhhnd n raare, $ ~, Hainden arrive "
depart 9 IS. MrArthur,9 3 IS, Nlnton ~ S"'
4 L,,Si 10 Is. t;olnk we,. -ZtlesRi I O0p.nI ,
V,nton ( 81, MrAIthhr 10, llamden, arrive
D ~ depart 5 80, Richlani Furnace, ~,
Eaysvlle, & 90, Chllic othe. s q. .,,
Trans on the RrSMoUTH BRANCH
eilI leave namden at u 10 am. aud W Pm
arriving at Portsmouth at II l0a m. and cop.
m. Reuirnngtrains Sill leave Portsmouth at
sIiam and IL 90 PM, arriving at hamden
s.Il,ij m. and ~ pm.
Ira M connect u: I.oyeani for all points on
he Little Miami Railroad, aud at the lndanap,
oils and Cincinnati Railroal Jnncti n for all
points West: nj Athens, with the Columbus
ia.V. x. r., It PLrkershurg. with ME b. a
q. .E.R, ". W. PEABODY,
Master OF Trans poTlRiiOn.
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TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION.
WEEKLY.
SEMI.wEEKAY.

slng,e cory one years. 81; fye copies, one
year, 81 10; ten copies, one year, $l2.Sv; twen-
~ copies, one year, 5000.
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catarrh, COnsump ion & dhsuml mltlsm.

Immediate relief and a permanent cur,
guaranteed III every case. Purir'llarI seul
rec. Address Clinton Medical Institute, ~;
EHt 18th st., n Y.
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DR.. BOWERS, Dentist, McA
thur, o
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Errors Of Youth.

RlIrs AMI Prescrintions thr will cnre any
c'Se Of Seminal Weakness, EmIS~i1ns. &c.
and r'stnre lost manhood to perfect heath.
'ENr FREE To ALI. by Onr VINO has suie:ed anr
now cured. Address, with stamp, EDGAR
TREHlISE. station ID. New York. 2lInly
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Sencer, Wltn CnrOmO 20 20
TO each subscriber TO the Evening Post and
Christian lntelligrncpr Will be sent the beau
tIful Chrome, The Cleaners.
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Advertisements, in.ertsd q. fair rrices
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30

II the Urinary Organs. Jaundiee. u
my Liver Complaint u has no equal
IL II also q superior Ton e,
Restores the Appetite
Strengthens tle System. II
Ipesiores the VI ehk and DE bltltatec.s
Causes tho rood 90 digest
Removes DyspeDala and IndlgestiOn.
Prevents MalarIOuS ReVersr
Gives tone 10 your RysteIn.
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CROOKS WINE OF TAR

MGa yNah = ~ -
lie test has proved DR.
Crooks Wine Of Tar tc
have more merit than
any similar preparation
ever offered TO the pub.
lie. IL Is rich In the
medicinal qualities oi
Tar, and unequalrd fol
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, performing
the MOST REMARKAnLR
cures. IL EFFECTUALLY
cures all Coughs and
Colds. IL has cured so
many cases Of Asthma
and bronchitis, that II
has been pronounced 8
specliic for these COM
plants. For Palms In
tie Breast, Side on
Hack. Gravel or Mid
ney ID seRse, Diseases
A. -
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PREPARED ny
Dr. J. C.AYER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and AnaIyticaI Chemists.
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all tho affections which arlse
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons.
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DR.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
efectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with q con-
stantly growing rep
utation. based on its
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

A meeting Of the delegates from the dlferen,
Irish Catholic organizations Of the District OF
Columbia was held last night at Carroll hall for
the purpose Of making arrangements for the
celebration Of st. Patricks day, on March Il
next.
Major o'Drlscoll called the meeting to order,
and stated tho objects Of the meeting.
Thos. Frederick was elected chairman and
Major O'Drlscoll secretary.
on motion u committee on credentials was ap-
gates Washington City MbeTnISn, ". /, TSos
BrOlerick, p. Doyle, W. Compton, ID. Mccarthy,
Michael OCOnnell, Y. Coyle and Jas. sullivan;
llihernian Benevolent Society, John Hogan, d,
G.. McGlven, John 4. Gleason and John Foley;
Hlbernian, No. 3, David Flynn and 4. Neville;
Georgetown Hibernian, ". McNally, W. Smith,
T, d. Daley and Jas. Gross; West End Hiber.
Man, J. ID. Lynch, u. Kilnartin, +. N. Kelly;
Knights Of st, Patrick, J. Fitzgerald, Thomas
Mccarthy. II. NJ. e. Darnahar, Geo. Y. KIllian
and W. c: kennally; Knights OF 81. Peter, J. D.
Barrett, l.. II. Llnnan; Knights Of COlumbki
J. Moran; SpauldinR Guards, G. McKenna; ST
Patrick Temperance Society, J. lackshaw, p
Autain, II. 4. Doyle,
appointed to prepare programme for the cele-
bratiOn, who reported the following;
That each society meet At the city hall at Il
m. and then proceed by the way OF Indiana ave
nue. TO Fourth street, up Fourth to I, thence "a
New Jersey avenue, thence to ID street, along Il
to Four-and-a-half, thence to Pennsylvania ave.
nue. to Fifteenth street, thence TO the Avenue
thence through the east gate, passing In review
Of the President, thence to the south side OF thu
Circle passing by st, AIMS orphan asylum, When
each one Will contribute his mite, thence to thu
ROck-cTeek bridge, thence to High street, along
High to Gay, thence to Washington, thence "a
Bridge, over the bridge down the Avenue, around
the north side Of the Circle TO Pennsylvania ave.
nue., thence to !, down to Fifteenth, thence "a
Il, down II to Thirteenth, thence to q, along O Il
Ninth, thence to r. thence to Fifth thence to the
rendezvous and be dismissed.
After lengthy debate ~ TO the positions OF
the various Organizations In the line OF process
sion, 1t was finally decided that the marshal shal
have power to make the assignments.
The convention than proceeded TO the election
of chief marshal, and Messrs. T. d. Daley ant
VI. Emmett Urell were placed In nomination; and
after an election by telen, the vote stood, Dial,
| 10, Trell Ia.
Major Tfell was declared elected.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16
DRAMATIC FEUiLLEToN.


Prof. Cromwell.
II IL an essentially dramatic thing to hear Prof.
Cromwell talk and TO see his life-llke and bril-.
liant pictures. Tonight ne gives us ireland
and the Lakes Of Killarney and gems Of Scottish
scenery, with grand alegories and beautiful
statues DO not fail Of seeing them n you want
an evening Of pront and real enjoyment.
Baby Benson.
Hundreds 6lled the Metropolitan Variety thea.
ire to see the wonderful Baby Benson again
last night. We have seen characters on the va.
riety stage before, hut this precoclous infant Ia
the wonder Of wonders. II will amply repay
everybody to drop In at the Metropolitan and see
what nve-year-old IL capable Of The general
performance Ia an excellent one.
National Theatre.
This evening the Aimee opera boufe troupe
will sing " lie Petite Faust" Aimee will appear
In tho role Of McphIsto, Bonelli as Marguerite,
Jutean as Faust, and Iecuyer as Valentine. An
evening Of richest enjoyment Is offered.
"Ourr.o
The Corcoran zouaves had their benent last
night ut the National. Not the largest house oil
the season was present, hut the number Of
tickets sold netted the Zouayes a good sum. The
exhibition drill was deseryedly applauded.
The Theatre Comiaue.
The attractions at this fayorite resort drew
full house last evening" and from irst to last al
the rich and varied programme was intensely
enjoyed. Tonight u Will be repeated.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16
TIE SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
What the Work shall Be-suaaerIona OF n
We'll. xIaher

ThIa NAMING tbc nrg, gn,sIor ~ ,ho 80,
sniirags nnvsntiop yviii he hc1a a. II,roi,, haii
MANY ~ the shIning Igbts ~ Inc n,nsn, W.,
have aTriveI in Inc S1ty and ~. ind,ca tIn,s w
that Inc bnsinnss Sytii X r,,i issn5 ~,
M conrae ali who arc in aIcopd win thIs Lrs
~ Inc snffragists VIII be siio,ved 20 a. 'het
opInions 10 their hearts, content INT inc cbanrns
ss mona ~ INC scnsstionsi SE,,,as 49, ~, ~ ,
mItted 10 he nresent NV W wv P''-
Wbsther his IL right or wtong is n o,es,Ion
,ipna oniy can ,sIer,nina hn, a. f,es,,ou
maj IN tIis initial nerinI ~ m ,nyn,, m
an FINN anVboIy Shn1IJ he pcIertcJ sps. ~ y
given Inc fnnnying cnn,mnnicS,Ior ~, ~ ~, -
facts WV N'''''''''' "'''' "" '"e SUI
Entrop Rpprpttc.N, I beg ioayo ,hro,oh
vnnT Seminal 10 rnngr.,,io," Inc ia,t,,s ~, Ky
gn ~ .,,las .a,i W, ssss v, t t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KILBouRS LATTA have s6O, 600 to loan on easy
terms.
A MEETING OF wadsworth Post, No. :, q. A. r.,
will be held this evening.
A DIAMOND SOLITAIRE PIN has been lost A re-
ward Of $50 IL offered for It's return.
COMPANIONS Of Eureka Royal Arch Chapter,
No. =, Masons, arc requested to meet this after.
noon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RoONs, in suite or
singly, are offered for rent at l72s Pennsylvania
avenue.
THE ANNUAL NETTING OF the congregation Of
the North Presbyterian church will he held this
evening.
DAWSON LoDGE, No. 10, Masons, will Assemble
to-day for the purpose Of attending the funeral
OF Z. l.. Fay.
PRoP. @. RFrLiSd will resume his ONCE hours
In Washington every Wednesday, at 1909 Penn
syyanla avenue.
WM. l.. wALLS CO., auctioneers, will sell on
Friday afternoon, at their sales-rooms, an al.
tractive line Of furniture.
Two-sTORY PRlME HOUSE,, on street. he.
tween Twenty-hrst and Twenty-second streets
northwest, Is offered for sale.
A RID MERtSO SHAWL has been lost, for the re-
turn OF which to Joseph EgglestOn, No. 4Og
Tenth street, liberal reward viii be paid.
JOHN A. BAKER Ia sole agent for the sale Of
Fairbanks scales in the District OF Columbia,
and also IIerring's nre and burglar proof safes
A PUBLIC MEETING OF the National Temperance
Society will lie held tomorrow evening In the
congregational church, when II Ia expected
prominent advocates Of the cause will address
the meeting
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16
TIE GREAT HEALER.

Tho Lame, Halt and blind Mt willard Hall
Yesterday morning very remarkable scene
was presented At Willard hall, on street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. DR..
1enlon, regularly educated physician, and
bearing the highest Endorsements Of respectable
people IN other cities, Ia now on professional
visit TO this city and every morning. between the
hours off and II O'Clock, he will, without charge,
cure all persons affilcted with disease, especially
chronic diseases, who may seek and desire the
eenent Of his wonderful healing gifts. Yester-
day morning at the inst Of his benevolent minis
trations here there were many who asked to he
cured, and among them we noticed
WILSON TRuEHEARr,
employed at the Central guanl-houae. For one
year he has been a great sufferer from rheumat-
Ism, and was scarcely able to walk. II waa with
the greatest difficulty that he managed to get up
the steps and into the hall. Dir. Henion kindly
talked with Tfneheart for moment, and Tor
about three minutes applied his soft and mag
netic hands TO the afrcte,l parts and then True
heart was entirely relieved Of pain and lame
ness, and walked as well as anybody out Of the
the next case was that Of
Mr., WILLIAM
OF the Treasury Department. lie was a great
sufferer from rheumatism In the ankle, lie
came within the Doctors influence, and In three
minutes he was perfectly cured. lie said as he
approached the phyalcan he could feel the dis
ease leaving him,
Next came another case, that Of
THOMAS BLACK,
tremendous sufferer from neuralgia In the
head u was OF three years standing. and 30
affected his ewes that he could scarcely see. Ito
had tried all remedies, hut In vain, lie
had been with the Doctor not more than four
minutes when he was overJoyed in finding him.
self once again free from all pain and perfectly
well man.
BY this time we began to wonder with the rest
Of the people, hut were hardly prepared for the
case Of
JAMES MATHEWS,
who for eighteen months had been terrible
sufferer from sclatlc rheumatism. with extreme
pain and dlniCulty he drew himself up the steps
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

nicksons carnival plume has been safely
housed,
The gentleman from Frederick has returned
to East Washington.
The best looking man on the Capitol police Ia q
resident Of North Carolina.
The foreman OF the Government printing ONCE
Is, we understand, studying medicine.
A disguised correspondent "pitches into" some
OF our society folks. WHAT'S the use:
Harry Phillips Ia one OF the nrst tenors Of the
Mount Vernon Musical and Literary Association
Balm OF Life and Albany ale are both excel
say.
Printers are gtttlng heightened nowadays,
one at the Government ONCE Il boarding at the
Arlington.
Mr. John J.. Sargent, the newly-appoInteI de-
tectlye, entered upon the discharge Of his duties
yesterday.
Reeds banl has been engaged by the "OWlsr
ior Inauguration dag. They will appear In
a certain VI. G., tsprlnkled with grey,l Of New
York, seems lncIlned TO filrt, from MS action at
the Capitol Tuesday.
The Young Mems Republican Club are In.
curing into the feasibility Of giving grand ball
on Washinstons birthday.
private census taken the past week shows
chance Tor young talent TO starye.
George >. knight will illustrate the fact that
hohesly Is the best policeman" at his hene1t
tomorrow nght-Theatre COmiqne.
The sewer trap on the corner OF X and Tween.
tleth streets needs the attention Of the one hay.
Ing charge Of this work. Close It up.
Gov. Cooke has appointed Mr.. McCalIa Of At
lanta, commissioner Of deeds for Georgia, and
thas, Chauncey commissioner Of deeds for Penn
sylyanla.
, The0, n. Ramsey, esq, grand organizer Of the
uood Templars OF North Carolina, interviewed
movement.
The following Is the range OF the thcrmom.
yer yesterday al Hempler Optlcian store, No. 459
pennsylvania avenue, corner Fuur-and-a-halt
street, "a. M, ~; 10 a. M, -; 10 m. %; an M
as p. m, 10; y. M, ~; y p. ~, ~.
We would call the attention OF Commissioner
Blbc)cE 10 seat 10 Lafayette square which mas
been worn threalbare by a single couple We
suppose y probably comes under the head Of
wear and tear, AMI consequently no suit for
damages can be Instituted against the parties.
The Governor has received communication
from an enthusiastic humanitarian who has heen
shocked by the flfth-avenue hotel calamity, and
who desires the papers generally to Tepublish his
articles on the desirablty Of causing the hotels
TO be made rre-prOOf, and with ample OpportU.
nlty Tor the egress Of inmates on the occurrence
OF Arcs, The artOcle) Is long, and time Is Meet.
ing, and Journals are not given to publishing
HTAtuitOQH advertisements
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16
GREAT BARGAINS.


The motto OF successful merchants Il, " First
loss Ia the best loss" Taking this view we have
such as broken suits, at one hdLI Of their real
rains. The stock Ia OF the same character as all
others. We Offer
100 business Goats, former price &c. now SELL
Ing 8.
90 Business Coats, former price siQ, now SELL
ing at %.
% business Coats, former price SIS, now SELL
ing at tI.bO.
20 Beaver Coats, former price $50, now selling
at SO.
job lot Qnartermasters Drills, white stores,
worth t2.25 Wholesale, now selling al ti.hO.
Cashmere Vests, price o. to %, choice at o..
81 English Fur Beaver overcOats, sold at $50,
now selling at klb.
Linen Collars, slightly s0iled, sold at o., now
selling at 20 cents.
This IL only an inkling Of the bargains we pro-
pose giving our patrons. Our reasons for doing
so are, we prefer to carry money to carrying odds
and ends OF stock. A. SARs Co.,
9l6 Seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

Al the last regular meeting OF Kit Carson Post,
No. Grand Army Of the Republic, held on the
evening OF January 10, the following were
eieSteu 2mSers OF ms post ior the ensuing year
Robert Armour, J. V. g.; George T., Davis, Adiu-
tant; Geo. ". Robinson, Q. NJ; VIM. Blasland,
o. D.; Geo. Gardner, o. e.; i. +. Hawkes., Chap,
lain; Thomas Langh0rn, 5. NJ; Chas. Nice, q. NJ.
\. Alexander Lynch was elected delegate "a
represent the post In the department enCamp-
ment, aud Robert Armour was elected alternate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

The announcement that Rev. Placlhus L..
Chappele, ID. d. Will lecture on Sunday evening
next, at Odd Fellows hall, on France and
Modern Civilization Will no doubt attract n
large aSsemhlage. This fact, OF itself, would be
enough to crowd the hall, hut when to this II Ia
added that the lecture Ia given to aid the Youn Y
Catholics Friend Society In their laudable efforts
to cl0theand educate poor children, we shall he
sion who go early. The lecture IL said, by those
who have heard II, to he exceedingly brilliant
and beautiful. II deals with great historic facts,
and develops the true philosophy OF the great
France 80 recently emerged shorn OF much OF
her ancient military glory. Although French
man, the reverend doctor speaks English with
nuency and elegance. This line lecture was
originally prepared ut the request Of the French
relief committee Of Baltimore, and derives
especial interest from the death OF Napoleon Ill,
whose wonderful career Is now the subject OF so
much newspaper comment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16
THE COURTS.


WEnSIanAN IAgIfAuV e
Nm ,,o,'' ~ NJ ~ SNs n, Ia, 70, 'T,S -
M ~ n'oso" " ~. W, W buySe' iheVuoIo u
DaIheL esl2 o, Nnaestoil, south Chsollna, was
stseu w. pfa0hVe Us NJ h'toIhey anu oouhselOI
VI ~ n1''S uVIs' -, ~. ~ c,,.,,, Z, =, c..,
esd OF New orleans, LOUISIANA, was admitted 10
PIaguoc aS Ah a''oIhey anu couhbelOr OF TINS
'" NJ i'm c,o.,o. ,,o.o.,, ,,,.t,,,g Il. 49,.
Jnbp pSTham M r. sa, ", ~ ~ ~ eno va,
Oonn lhInhhl' rue argument OI tnh cause was
. si ~ MI. y, W. hApleIl oi counsel ior
INV uclenlat III eITor anu COncluueh ny Mr. r.
II" mn .ne l,iai H! " oitui p.u., a.,
NJ W. lne Now lOfk IentTal hallIoAa Com-
Panyl plalntln N error, W.. CHARLES .. lockwood,
ii luz hrguneht OF lhls cause was commenced ny
MI I. ~ SlIohg, o. COUNSEL LOT plhintn W error,
anu continued oy MI. truman shlthI OF counsel
lot we ueiendant IN error, ,
ADJOURNED until to-lhoTfoW ~ II O'CLOCK
Supreme Court-Geueral Term.
An ,ha i,,h,ros s., =. -, ,as,a,,. a. a., ,,,,
of snneSI cSaes nut :" '"'' o'''''"' WI '"e'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

The funeral Of Carroll wnslow, one Of our
young aud most respected merchants, took place
yesterday afternoon, from his fathers residence,
nv Inc manw trisnJs ~ Tho deceased' Tbe m
neral services were conducted at the house by
the Rev. DR.. Smith, Of the Fourth Presbyterian
church, and Rev. DR.. Rankin, OF the COngrega-
choir, led by Mr.. Gurley, chanted beautifully
1.-THE Silent Land" and after remarks by Dr..
Smith and prayer by DIR, Rankin, sang that I'M
presSive hymn "Asleep In Jesus, Blessed Sleep.
The corpse was then viewed by large number
OF the young friends Of the deceased, when II
was conveyed TO the chapel OF Oak I'LL Gene
terry, and after the beautiful service OF the Pres
byterian Church had been read by nr smith,
and prayer by Dr. Rankin, the remains were de
posted In their inal resting place.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

The Bar Association OF this District met on
Tuesday night and elected the following otficers
William Il. Webb, president; Enoch Totem and
secretary; W. y. Mattingly, treasurer; J. a.
Payne, Enooh TOtten, Nathaniel Wilson, J. j.
CoOmbs and John seldom, executive committee;
W. 7. Mattlngly, W. :. Cox, L. stanton, EnOch
TOtten and William u. Webb, committee TO SEQ
to the Interests OF the bar before Congress.
committee reported scale of fees, action on
which was postponed TO the next meeting.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

A few days since one OF the clerks In the Second
Auditors ONCE went TO his home quite sick, and
has been taken down with the smallpox. on
Tuesday two Of the employees Of the Board OF
the said ONCE, and hnding that the desk Of the
sick man was In room 90 they cleared II out In q
hurry. The clerks On duty did not stand upon
the order Of their leaving hut left at once, and
the desks and furniture being removed, the mat
ting was carried out and burned, and the place
thoroughly fumigated.