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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30


The undersigned, by virtue Of Decd of Trust
executed TO him BY Rllen Stanley, dated the ID
Gay OF October 1873, and now OF record in the
ONCE OF tho Clerk Of tho County Court OF Ohio
county IN Decd Of Trust Book No. G, page iis,
SATURDAY, the 18Th day OF December, 1871,
al 10 oclockA. NJ. at publIc auction, In front OF
the Court House OF Ohio county, 10 the hipbest
and best bidder all OF lots no II and -, together
WIN the buildings thereon, situated al tho
corner east OF Main street and north OF Marshall
street. In the Sixth Ward OF tho city OF Wheel.
ing, boing the same property that was conveyed
70 said Ellen Stanley by Jacob and Mary SNYDER
by deed bearing date January 5th, iS73, The
Trustee will convoy only such title as is granted
10 him by the Deed OF Trust above mentioned.
TERMS OF SALH-One-thlrd cash, ono.third In
az months from day Of sale, and The remaining
third In twelve months from day OF sale, the
purchaser giving his notes with iccoptShle a..
curitY, bearing Interest At the rate Of Aix Der
cent per annum from day OF sale for each OF said
deferred instAllmentS. O' 'A'u
JOHN o. PENDLRToN, Trustee,
j. ChAhHERS HHnyEr, Auctloneer. novl4-S
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Fairview Wooden Mills,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ NORTH WHEELING PROPERTY.

~ NORTH WHEELING PROPERTY.
James F. Barnes, Complainant,
Matilda A. vescy tai, Defcnd'ts ~ 0HA'
By virtue OF decree rendered in the above
entitled cause at the September Term, 1874. OF
tho Municipal Court OF Wheeling, the under.
sisned Special Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, November 81, 1874,
Sell at public auction at the front door of The
Court House OF Ohio county, the following
property In John NcLure's addition, viz: Lots
., y and ~, and strip OF ground adj dining lot
on the north, and fronting on Market street 81
feet, 81 inches. Said property will be sold In
lour parcels, according 70 subdivision on ale
among tho papers In this cause, made by W. @,
smith. ESQ.,, City Surveyor. Lot No, i, on Inc
corner OF Market street and Alley No. ., fronts
81 feet ~ inches on Market atreet, with n depth
Of % feet, and has thereon erected q large brick
dwelling house; Lot No. 2, on the cast side OF
Coal street. fronting 80 feet thereon, with q
deptn OF % lett inches. and has thereon erect.
ca Email tenant house; Lot No. y, on the cast
aide OF Coal street and adjoining Lot No. on
tho north. fronts 30 feet on said street, with a
depth Of IS feet inches; and Lot No. 4, on Inc
cast side OF Coal street, fronts 90 feet 10 inches
thereon and corners on Alley No 2. with adepth
TERMS or sALE-one.third OF the purcha,o
money in hand, aud tho residue In equal nav
mente In and u months, with interest from
DAY OF eale, the purchaser giving bond and seen.
rity Tor the deferred Instruments, and the title
being retained as further security until pay.
ment In full, but with liberty 10 each purchnter
70 pay alor greater proportion than one. third
A. J. CLARKE,
Special Commissioner.
Law Oalce No. Il Twelfth IT.
oCtzV-tOd GkO. A. WlCRHAM, Auctloneer,
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" Dinna' ye Hear the Slogan"
FROM EVERYWHERE COMES
IL tho cry, nothing equal TO
A'CABR KRAFT d CO.'S
Enterprise Baking Powder
eCnH
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Educational.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

HLStory.- by the citizens Of Wheel
Ing for the liberal education OF their dauphttrs
Incorporated in lSS0-Twenty four years sHtce".
Iul opefation-AlumnAe over l50-POriylOuf
graduates since 1870.
,DtpdTtDnH ts.-PrepsTatory Academic, Cole
gtAte, Ancient and Modern Languages, Art ard
Conservatory. Of Music. Full and ihoruarh
course OF study.
FdeuHy.-Able and experienced Instrucorsr
every departmCnt-thirteen teachers In all.
Pupils still received and charged proportIouat
RAst or West. tcp.i
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Obstacles to Marriage.

HArPY RELrEP FoR YoUNG MEX from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses In carly lie. Man.
moved. New method Of treatment. Now and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, in scaled envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 4l9 N. Ninth street, Phil.
AdelphiA, Pa,,-an Institution having high rep
utalion for honorable conduct and professional
sEill. scp7-l4W
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A LWAYs GET TIE BEST

REEDS COUCH SYRUP.
For Coughs. Colds, Hoarscrcss, Bronchitis,
WhoOping Cough. &c, use REEDS COUGH
SYRuP. There is no p:Cpsr alton cQual 10 II.
MCCAgB, KRAFT & co, Projectors.
ot3l Wheeling, W. Va
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SALE BY TRUST DEED.

December 8, 1874. 'n,,5S
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a, j. ULdRkE,
1.ou Special Commissioner.
oct20-rOd GEO, A. WiCRuAM Anctropoor
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Tot.l Liabilities. ...............sj $50, 1879 4
greatest amount
insured 10 any ono rick is.......... 20 900
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28
.. WHO WELL nE TllEREg"
rcrsoucIIc or Ghe Prospective Hrcn /
ana Butter Brigade
what GENERAL 1TumbO jumbo Sa,ubu
'unduruuGo'S MuUiSnu Cnnrds'
viii say.


me 'teu-tehis-a-llue organ, speak
ing OF the republican meetings to be
heii IN JllS county, says;
., we are authorized 90 state lhat as
the conservatives are largely IN the
majority IN hnoN county, Cdnsorya-
i've speakers one or two VIII be
present AZ eac4 appointment, ana ask
rom the people the courtesy refused
10y, Y IT, Cossett CHAIRMAN
In view OF lhl5 declaration we have
been asked, VINO VIII be there ~
Mumpo Jumbo nambo Cundurango
I1ahiage, VINO once joined the Loyal
League ana " mixed . one, at that,
Will be there, and. VIII tell how much
ne received. OF the pubic printing
grab ana how, AS q matter of
business" he deserted the League and
now acts as d!rt-eater for the local
Democratic politicians Of Knoxville.
lngerson, who was educated in q
" mixed school and Tccltcd in the
same class with colored boys, viii tell
what q terrible thing 'he Civil Rights
BIZ is.
Henderson viii tell how loyal he
was To hopartT, aud how Ac topped
down and out Of the tongrrssiona.
race so THAT the % Red FOX W might
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28
WHAT g. w. MAsRY SAID re- a
SEVJEU COVNTy NAN.
How tho Red ToN'' Caaght - Tarter
before tie knew It.
llvIrNvIIIr. oct. lI.I. ~

s,,,,rr,.,,,, n,4 .a.t. 1874
''''' 49,
fHl Loh7 Jlil'oNI'l.h: Ihere mas nee
quite q gain I'M the Republican rank
i'm old -.yirr i'm tba last far. dav.
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ihN hepu'l'an ticket, as usual. som.
OF the so-cllled Conservative Union
men will NOT vote I'm the Governor.
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,'''. w.,
'''' i.I l."'l''. rue i'.r 80. 'A.
have 40 r~' for N1hrv nud n.n' ..
the -a-,.lal Union Conservative
,.;lr.,.,.rutt.,
AiI' H'hiJ "pp''a.htt E"Ni cores
pondrut The other day. iu ltuavvili.
and rg1,nan4eI ale,,jors.rf,....f,, . .,..
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asN'V nv WI! ~ was u 5G ""9 sue
~ 50 Todor n'p' r rlu' .,' ol no' ~ ~ -
NY NY 'jelol thii'ly' q" uiAuS v,i,el-
uil ne Sa',, nv 'o,'hsu "i'.' ''lc va
a., an uSu "'5,,' W. '"su' oI ny -
wv ~ '.ei'',.- r3'tl my ''|.1'' tIl
ne ulu 'log l"Cehu 10 HNh' lVI 'lth'.
lnGli "7Htu nm VINO "ouI' Has
SanyU 'Ig On!IIh, u ,!l h'tl M.l' li,
ul'l NJ SNL.' "' N.t" tlr' W "u.'
Ue P'.nll ". ',i.l' ,,''' NuNin ,' w"
nEuIiilA Wl.louI nun, an1 laluvr ~
l"'"'',' ''eS "'' ~ '''' $40 '"' a''S "a u 5
v'9t, ron. ~, NAV me ,''Ia.'..I'''' ue'
humans i,.., norm" .'.,-. 1,N pc We
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28
Notea From AuayrsOn.

WNLAcE'sA ROADS Tenn, oct ID, 1914
EDITORS Cuu0ErcLE: Pavhap, few
lines from this wooden country would In
forest some Of your numerous raGdeT-.
Ihi. community is ~ live one. and farmer.
arc now busy owing wheat, gathering corn
&c
Mr. Henry Clear. Jr. Is still at bis post.
dispensing his large stock of store good.
We have u good school going on ia BIZ
Valley Academy located at this place, IN
der the tutorago Of Prof WIN. 81 Stokes
Of Campbell county lle isa live man
and an old experienced instructor Tho
public schools In our county are closing b.
the end of two months and this shows f..
lamcnoss IN our school system ! thin
our noXt legislature ought to amend Oh.
law SO as TO proyidog fund sufficient % cor
GuUe the schools in every county @. least
four or ivc months in the year. Give u-
schools and moro ul them
The Republicans hero are worry uuy.
-ratitcl over Che Withdrawal Of Houk auU
Brownlow for Congress. and We think ola
Anderson will turn out 81 good vote ior
Ihornburgh and Maynard
Mr. J Q. Flanders of Coal Creek rand.-
date for Representative, gave US call We.
tcrday. He is gentleman of tUe appear
ancc, and II elected viii doubtless maxi .
good r0rmbor
~tHITELEr
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS

Republican speakers Will be prefeut to address
the people Of Knox county, az the following
times and places. Tho speaking will 10 gin at
! o'clock each day, except where otherwise
mentioned
Hgnt,rs School House. 1th Dist. Wednesday,,
October 18th
Moshina, i7th D strict, ThursIly. Oct. 10Th
Powells Station. sth District, Thursday night
October 2yth.
Campbell Is station, 10Th District Friday night
October 3lth.
Hoiskel's Station. 9Th Dist, Saturday, Oct }lst.
Gravestou, 9Th District Monday. Nov. 2nd
Some one or two oi the following named
Spclkers will &c present no each Of the above
appointments
Mai A. II. PETTIBONE, Col. JN0. b. BROWN
LOW, Hon. DAVID RICHARDS, THuS. A.
Il. NELSON, WILLIAM RULE, Hon
GEORGE ANDREWS, Gen. JOS. A.
COOPER, 4. j. KICKS, ESQ.
I,st the voters Of the County give few hours
time for the purpO o hearing why their taxes
areEO high. who IS responsible for H., and wny
they should cast their votes on tho 3rd of Noyem-
Der for Mayna ri nnd Tnornhurgh.
by order Of Co. gre snnal Exccu.iy Conn itt3o.
Y. + GUSSETr, CAalrmln.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28

There will bo Republican meetings
IN Sewer county at the the following
times aud places Truudle's x Roads,
on Wednesday, October 2S.h; BOyd's
Creek, Thursday, October 20th {;
Henry's 4 Roads, Friday, October
3lth Powell's spring, Saturday, De-
tober 3lst; SevierviIle, Monday,
November III
Col. John Brownlow, William Rule
and perhaps other speakers will be
present to address the voters.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28

From Daily Chronicle, oss q.

The Asheville a, Co. Fair COM
mncel yesterday, and VIII continue
three days. Gen Gordon, of Georgia,
aud eX-Gov, Vance, Of North Caro-
lima, have consented 20 address the
people during the fair This is the
first fair of the association, and tue
indications are that 70 win Zoe sue
n.--
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28
Republican Meeting at New snrcu.
From Daily Chropllle. Olt. r.


A Republican meeting was held yes
terday ut New Salem, in the 2lst dis
trct. Judge Lewis appeared Oh pe-
half of the Conservatives, and asked
for division OF time, which was
cheerfully granted. phos. A. r.. Mel
son opened The discussion in a speech
Of foTty-hve minutes. Judge Lewis
followed in a speech ofan hourand A.
j. Kicks, Esq, closed in an hours
speech. The discussion passed of in
good temper. Judge Lewis had with
him a file of the Knoxville Daily COM
mCrcial, containing what it understood
10 be a report Of Maynard's Athens
speech, about u month after it is alleged
10 have been delivered. We give de-
NAL made at the time in the Wing, by
authority Of Mr. Maynard himself
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28

Patrick Cain, from the G. IS. Il. b.,
died no the residence OF ], n. Iallcy,
Esq, on Friday night, the 10TH inst.
He lay sick about four weeks, was
without money or relations, Mr., Talley
nursing him, paying his doctor bills,
aud giving the remains decent inter
ment in the Presbyterian burying
ground. Kingston iFdCDcRdeUt, 20h.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28
A Flat Denial as to Maynard's
Athens Speech,
a card Tsom Col. Urowniuw, who
Heard ~.

EDITORS CHRONICLE: In tUe Mem
phis Appc01, of the 2lst instant find
what purports to be an extract Of a
speech delivered Oh The 2lst Of August,
1866, Mt Athens in this STATE, by Hon.
Horace Maynard.
Ia this speech Mr. Maynard Is made
TO say that be was I'm aboitioni,t
when he first immigrated to Tenues-
see, hut that hc had deuioH Il for poll
cyS sake" In the same speech Mr..
Maynard is charged with having said,
referring To the negro; He is not
only permitted To test.tyiu your courts
with impunity, but there is every evil
deuCe that he will be ON It social
equality with The whirg man in
your State. l'oS, ggnNeHlgR,
GI a short tinlg hg lCW marry and in
tcyDlarTY IN 3I0lg fanatics. IL is q lit
tie Objectionable to-day, but you will
soon get over this, and the prosecuted
negro will be welcome to your par
lors. This will be the result OF the
political and social changes o. the
next few months
| was with Mr.. Maynard, on the
porch Of the store house Of Geo. w.
Ross, when he delivered q speech at
Athens, on the 2lst of August 1866,
rom which the above purports TO be
an extract.
The only words uttered by Maynard
in all that | have quoted from this re-
Gently manufactured speech is the dec
latiOn that the negro is permitted to
TESTIFY i'm YOUR CGUrts.N All the bal
anceot Interpolation lSpure fiction and
forgery. Mr.. Maynard neither SAID
what Is imputed TO nm nor ola he say
anything Of Ike import. There was
not one word IN his speech az Athens
susceptible of the construction That ne
was in favor OF the social informing
ling OF the whites and blacks, lie
was candidate io" Congress at
the Time thIs speech is alleged
to have been made and at the
election following, in 1867, was elected
by about 10000 majority.
His election more mphaticllly gives
the lie to the charge that he ever made
such speech than any denial which
he or his friends could possibly make.
There is noa fair minded and intelli-
gent man of the Democratic par
ty. acquainted with the character
Of East Vpune- ccans. who
believes j. possible that Horace
Maynard or any other man could have
bpcu elected tn Congress from any
District in Eas. Tennessee after having
So far ne he naonla of Issa. yru-
ne-ses are concerned there is
no class Of them Of intelligence who
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28
Two Grand Rallies.

The Union men VIII hold Grand Rally of Ca
reyyille on Monday, November "a.
HuS. HORACE MAYNARD,
Col.J. NJ THORNBURGU.
Ma. a. H. PETTLBONE,
uld other prominent speakers. viii be present.
Another Grand Rally viii be held at
Knoxville, MOuday Night, Now ID.
40 the Orcrl House,
Hos. HORACE MAYNARD,
Coz. :. NJ. TUORNEURGH,
viii gAlre the people
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28
SOMETHING RICH AvD nAnE.
EOW tc chairman orsho Democratic
confessional Committee
EluuucrcH
Sea lhfrs tucJioniug OG Omc,N in
scott Comfy.

/ thty nave not resided long enough To-
become apUlginted with the ugop!p. il
. iIr.t.,..lt,,.,l...c ..,i,.,,.;., .,.
/ "eh'' "hIDi' explains itself:
OFrI.r or GEORGE NVASulNgv1..
ArroKNEY At LAW.
ENpN.lIlrTr Srpt 2Grb 1871
,
81 rum, i'"Ip He".''"'' ! '''1.'
Dn. SIR: | am plcascd 20 notify
Won OF YOUR 8upnfnttnput a. "a member
/ ur The Democratic Executive Com
mittee of The 2ud. Congressional Di.-
4 tricl. Allow me 10 tr,ra it. l.crt,tourc
Iupon Won.
Who is the strong man iu vaur
county, a- between II6uk and Thorn.
! burgh Ana what Democrat would
make thcstrouvost race thoypp
Let me hear from Won.
G. WaSuINgrov.
Cboirrl1u Nc
,,.
Il' 'I'.i.',' = TT Ou'' Il;,NN.,
OcJooef -'rn, 1871.
Goo. Washington, Eeg., Chairman
DcRDcruitc ErCcUtirc Committee
Second Congressional Bjsj'af. hnOr-
rHsc, Jc0acSSgc:
DEAR SIR. Yours of 1pb -arlnrNor
notifying me of nay app0lutuirut as a
member of yuur r1mioittr. Mas ,lrlv
received. presulpiuv The mot'rr 1s
intended seriously. ana moi. IA lost 7
ACCORDINGLY replv.
ItstAe Hrst time ina nav life tlgt 7
a.ve. since ,np wan ls.a u.ar.n.I oven
/ Indirectly Of holoYrr,r to b., Dana
cratic party.
did before ,ua wan belong lg y.nat
/ was known as The Democratic marty.
/ but have had mo connection Win ,ln
party that -ull cliups to the fdpas and
/ nrjnciuIes that strove 10 .lrilsr lr,yn
4 the Dag Of oul, country.
You surely ought to know tbat There
. lsuo Democratic party I'm Scot county.
The noopla hore have suffered rgo
much and made too many terrible sac
ificgs for the beloved cause of Iruiou
l., rally themselves with t.u uarf,
chat has brDugh. such min and g'..I L.
zion among tuow.
100 many of the brave mruof Se9u
county now ylppu i'm bloody Graves. Too
many family circles have mad tnoi-
supuurtprg stricken down too nra,y' oI
our women and children can rrmeul-
Der when, while husband md father
were absent in arms, the bread was la
ken from thpirmuutas hy th, reias or
the armed forces of secession. my
self remember somewhat yiyIdIv p-
/ vet, the sufIeringg of AN avad fathar ON
. theoacasiou. when that DISTINGUISHED
/ member Of your pprty. Gen. John a.
/ Vaughn. visited our county Nv
neighbors have similar memories
While we have no word. of bitter.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28

ON Monday, 10Th, Mr.. Louis David
bought from gentleman from the
country, 100 pounds of what was said
10 be ginseng root at 81. 40 per. pound,
but upon cmptying the sack contain
ing the roo, Mr. David's practical eye
observed 3methiug that didu'tlook TO
him as tn, genuine article and upon
investigate louai that in those 100
pounds there was - pounds ofspignet,
and poke roots which was worthless.
Tho countTymau says that twas pass
ga on hm and tha. me did uut know
that q WAS anything else bur ginseng,
a. large lot Of gins ng had been sold,
greyioua to this, % one of oar mgI-
chants, also mixed, bUt hear.ug Of Mr.
Oavid'8 discovery, ne discovered The
mixture in the Tor he hnught before he
had paid for H.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-28

MesSr-. Sanford, Chamberlain ~
Albers have reason 60 congratulate
themselves on the receipts Of the follow
ing voluntary testimonial from Col. H..
O. Gillespie, one Of the best known and
most popular merchants in East Ten
lessee. Read what the Colonel says:
a short time since, while stopping
over night in the town Of MadisOnvillc,
/ was suddenly attacked with q most
violent cramping and pain in my
stomach and bowels From the sever
ity of the attack /. became greatly
alarmed, and sent to the nearest store
for Or, Harris Great Relief TO my
great joy, in a few moments after TAX
ing but one dose of that wonderful
medicine | was entirely cured
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-21

married man telcgraphed to q friend
of the invalid father of the yotay
widow to know if there was anything
serious in the matter. The reply was
that ALI danger had been passed. The
Young widow failed to arrive ON Mon
day merning, and the father bcca'no
uneasy. Tuesday he telcgraphed her
again, but received no reply. Mean
time the wife of the rccreant husband
and father received note from the
ator, iid mill man, that business had
suddenly called him to the East. Par
ties who left san Francisco by last
Tues lays train saw the young mill
man and young widow on board as
far rs Reno, and Yesterday so informed
the father of the latter. y telegram
was then sen. to the parties i'll san
Francisco where III, widow and her
child had been stopping. The reply
came that the child was still there.
and that the mo. her had left for Nir-
cinia city on Tuesda mornings train.
II is now pretty certain that the guilty
pair have clored-the man abandon
ing his iie and two children, and the
widow abandoning her sick father and
little child.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-21
ASIArrC DWARFs IN ITALY.

Anna ErcW >tcr, writing from Rome
to the Philadelphia BHiictm, says:
1.-TWO Asiatic dwart> have been pre-
>cnted to Victor Emanuel. They are
called \kka>, from the place OF their
birth. one is twelve. the other four
teen: both are boys. They are the
size OF children SIN and eight wears OF
a-,c, and have the enact appearance Of
negro chll,!reu. one has tremendous
stomach. otherwise both are we'll
formed. They have been ,entCd To
the King, and also to the Princess
Margaret, who was very kind to them;
She gave them bonbou> and toys; one
pltv,ning. Il mouse that runs with
ciockWork, delighted them, and
aroused ihc,u from their oriental inn
perturpablity. They are lodged At the
Hotel de l.oudrc>, Piazza Iii SpaEna.
and every one is on the Qai ritt 10 see
them. The other morning found
them in the garden OF the ho'ol.
About Il dozen persons We're standing
looking curiou>lv ut the little boys.
The Akka> paid no attention to tAe
Visitors. one stood at the basin OF the
fountain, bu>ilv occupied III pressing
down an India rubber ball into tn"
water with ~ hattlcdoor; he Int the
bal! again and again, and seemed To he
meditatlng quietly Is to the reason oi
lis floating. Everything they see l. Il
miracle tu them. Some person stand
lng near pushed the ball little dis
tance i'll the wa.er. The child SAID
nothing; he expressed 10 sign oi am
nnyancc; his oriental euuanamity WAS
not di>turbcd; he did not appear even
10 notice that any one had interfercd
With his sport. but acted a> il the ball
had iloated OIL naturally, and began 1"
ssh the Mater With his battledoor IN
order to make the ball float away
more rapidly. | never saw children
ST. unconscious-thcy looked and
moved as if they We're alone. once an
intrusive person imprudcntly touched
one upon The cheek IN a care >>in. man
ncr; then, and only then, the boy
showed consciousness of the presence
II another, and proved 10 me that the
apparent uncou>clOu>ness MAS hut Il
mask covering the nervous irritation
lie WAS suffering. He turned sharply
ON the stranger and snapped like a
W!lt beast; he tried to bic the hand
That touched his check. \ few mo-
lnontS after the excitement passed and
lays they are To he taken To Il place on
lhGo Magginrc, where they are To bc
under the charge of the geographical
scholar. Count NiniScualchi E.rizHo.
VINO Is 10 try 10 have them educated.
II he succeeds, VIXEN they have lin
i'hed Their stu lies, they Will be sent
hack IN their country to ciVilizc and in
Sttuct their country people.
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EXTRAORDINARY.

rom the Virginia Independent. July L..
About two months since Young and
heautiful graSs-widow, daughter OF Il
we'll known citizen of this civ. left
here for san Francisco, takin. with
her her only child, II liItlo gifl about
'hree wears of age. About Il week
adterWard Il we'll known mill man and
Poiitirian of this city, the husband of
Il adeNoted wife and father of two chill
ufeh "a boy asel about 10 years
ana girl aged lief, for the same
u"sliiGsiion. on SATURDAY. last the
i'ther OF the young widow WAS taken
ser'ouNl Y ill, and the daughter WAS
'HicSraphed To come home immc-
tlS. She replied that she would
take the next trair-Sunday merni"g.
,'iirlng the day the father rallied, and
before night WAS considered out oi
longer, In the evening the absent
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y it present, itself IN this coast. i of NOR.
ierniitlahlc character than that seen in the
atlantic states or Europe. arising rom the
tart OF It's being compound of spanish. Chr
neSe and Sandwich Island disease These Of
Won who have visited the two latter countries
ne .lenbt have seen the dreadful effect. OF :,
'n both til" native and foreign population. ].
re1uire: altogether different modes Of treat