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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-16

EAPPolHrAE Rey. r. Dodge; Of
this city, has FsestizEs,dd tsotaa The Pies asst
the appOiplmont Of 6plainof the military
hospital In this city. sisa
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5FroIml Rebel .NaIWlIsIlnL,a5n1asIr.s.

MEMPHIS, June l2.AN Mondays Mobile pa
pers contain Richmond dispatches claftn-
ing a glorious victory for Jackson oyer
Fremont on Sunday: They also state that
jackson captured two pieces of artillery
from Shields on Monday. % t.'isista
Rebel accounts of the fair. at Cbata-
nOoga says the enemy opened their batter
les with shot and shell on the city without
giving the slight est notice, creating q panic
among the Woman and chill dren, n no hed
In 1cTerynd direction Some Of the rebels
were wounded but. none killed. Only one
building was struck. - Ms 49, ~.
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Sale q Land in Marshall County,


- W.. lih Chanesfy IN th Circuit c col
John Wilson md for Marshall County, Virginia,
Benjamin Redd.
TN pursuance o. the de6fe6 oflthe baid Court made
lin tbs cause atthe Spring Term, 1862, the under
sgnOd, Sheriff OF the said county Of 9lATShAll will
the 9th day Of july 1861 isstle court house ipr
Marshall county sell for ready money TO the highest
aud best bidseT, the trct Of land IN the bill mem
toned, or suficiency thereof r. pay the SUM Of
two hnpTGl aud thirty .nine dollar and tWentS sSeV
en eenfb, With interest from'the first day OF April
In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred aad hfty-
ak, and twenty three dollars and twenty afe 6entS
costs 6t 4 51it with the costs of this adj
vertlsement, and the fees OF the Sheriff for making
this sale, aud sueh other COSTS as may IN
cldeut to making such sale The said tract Of lAnd
the traet mentioned ID the bill and prOceeliDs IN
tbs case, containing ninetysQne acres aud seventeen
,pples, band sltnA % slaI hall
c0untS5 on id Bett amin ~ ~ nov
stewart and OtheFs, and VShIe conveyed by sid
Ingersoll to slld de endant, John Wilson, by deed
dated the mt day Of April 1885, and recorded ib
ths clerks once Of Marshall county, Aforesaid.
Te4-J0d,dkw sheriff for Marshall co., Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-16

!, IkSptttHtAs Jdues l4,-Hon. Henry
~. sAoSrsy STATS Tressursri OF PeupsyiEE;
Fhia5l paiIl4thts morning TO ,4hea Assistant
Tres of the Utiit6l SIS tesS the sum OF
1850 0l0, ) being the fpSI inst ilme1t 9t Is I
StatefquOt,t of the direct tax linposedi,by
th6 aet of Cong 81 slase . 6iy The
whole anauht paid by PspnsY lyanfa being
nearly two InilhOnsy IA sal - s.sa,
1. In making tue. pay pent q this time, the
State saves tho 10 per cent +aut hotf1ed by
the act to- beadednetedl from the total
lau36tint! = = 4 1siaeis4 re- issifi. a f53iEss
&. Pennsy lvquia IS The fFst STATE. II, the
| Uniot that has complied with. The terms, oil
the law. She was the litst TO come 20 the
rescue OF the capital Izlien IL WAS tireat-
Tened by the rebels andashe isithg frst ID
teontF ibdting her sn are of the ekRsh ses, OF
the war. = Z ~ & ss -
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From Norfolk--The Union Demon.
,stAaA StratiOn fFSare- Ilt'l

49, stration there,
BALTtMoRE, June t4.-T6e boat which
E5 his e F8fPg II Z The fpiloFfog
NORFOLK JUHCTIoA.aJune 5l2.-An sxpe-
dition WAS made to Deep Greek yesterday
by Major Dodge, who found there rebel
post. 6fice, which had been the link Of com.
municatiOn between this place aud Rich.
mond, The establ ishment MAS broken MP.
Deep Greek is IS miles south of Norfolk.
The feeling bFtWeen the military author.
tiles and the citizensof this place is i'm
proving at most shtisfactory rate -
Gen. Yiele has been offered The use Of a
fne' house by tfle unioI men, free Of rent,
and the offer has been accepted '.'' ne ~
Tradeis reyiying. A dozen Union Schoon5
eFs. are in port loading OF discharginE. 20
The Union demonstration Wns not so
successful as was antIeiuHtedy ON &C count
Of the Abseuce of GOV. Peifpoint, Senator
Carliies aud Others, WHO sEre. expected to
ad1fes tbe meeting. a very large procer.
st6p,a bled4 hogeSeF on EResdoclSs aHfl
on ieatning ettatzthe speaksts tReks. not
comiagf nlesrhed 70 Ashland Hall where an
eloquent Adlresss was delivered 6y A,
'Th6nas 4ssq.2 6F1Iowa. tGreat enthusiasm
was manifested. ez4SEIS-rnosi
Capt. Joshua With of Poftsmoutll,l has
recetged authority to raise a regiment of
XolunteerB Tor the war. stz-1Ia!I ls = IS
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GU6HTS6.-f0 Rhds PRIME Rpgt9 Rieol spEl
~ 30 h5FT6l5 IN tist Ese 6lle
q kESfeS ImhlIl " tsl4ls4EHs
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9e g1I35|taa!BItf..
AFfEkN00N 6ISP aFCHEs.
Brutal Murder.

III q j II ~ e tiflestt ~ AlEu6E'
SUFFOLK, June l2.-Col. Spear, who has
been securing the country between this
place AndoB laekWarer Ron foysome days
past pa, brought il Last night, y rreBel Colo
longing f. tths7l 81 Virginia @ill.li. n ~
1t j siSsl assaesl a ss2 yisS |. / s.9
Ihs ~ pPWe, OF Che. yieiln vas Elisha I.apg-
ford, Union man, who was supposed 10
nave given some itformhtioui To- our scout
ing parties. He vas attacked Ivy number
81 the Southampton Cavalry, and shot down
n his oanhOusa mot satsii wild tais,
the guerrtllas bayoneted him as he Law and
left him unburtied. ~ 49,
There are no rebel troops of any con-
sedasqcs tBis bide 81 the BlaeliwaleE 10
! ttA very general tsssliqgi OF lb9m;PFS fsilk
among the Inhabitants of this place on
account of the uncertainty In reference TO
tie; Esse q ihsiF brothers and sons in she
cut of, 1t is impossible for them 70 obtain
the list of Killed and wounded tFon Rich
- ia. sgkIU0Hf5
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WAsHTNoroS,. June Il. = The sick and
wounded soldiers ia the Hospital hers are
receiving Kind aud substantial attentions
Observation-Disclosures OF Gougress; and others,
from their espeetive States. iss-pug5
h The Senate @ dnm;ttee on the Judiciary.
1T is Ipdefstood, viii not recammend the
consideration of the bankrupt bill during
the present session.
|. z Aae PosEgHiee QepsFtmeht has DIRECTED
the resumption Of mail facilities to Mem
pills, enu. ~ t,st,a5s = ,ssae!'s ~
Il Another. stlpmsat II r9ptrlbalds vim
soon leave here FOur Haysig making in all
sS1ek 5eo dsSing Chg pas mouth, e That
country. stss 81 or .tssi z. ia ssss,.s -
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Nearly all the papers tnsthis section of
country have bad good word TO say about
Capt. Leslie and the Mcclure, and they have
told nothing but the truth. ..... ;,il
, 1862-02-22
He is also engaged in the manufacture of LUTz
Adjustable Grain Drill,
Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon
AND
B A TIL HO u S e /!

NJ HOWARD
TSAKES great pleasure in informing his old
Il friends, and the public generally, that he has
opened an establishment Of the above kind in this
city, and that he is prepared, at all times to wait
upon patrons who may require anything in the line
Of the tonsOrial art. His shaving and hair dressing
saloon is the finest establishment Of the kind in the
city; his workmen of the first class; his bathing
arrangements and cean and with all these
superior advantages, he feels well assured that he
can give general satisfaction.
BOOT BLEACHING
done neatly and eXpediuously. Give call.
Shop on Main street, one block below the States
man office. Dec 6, 1861 If
, 1862-02-22

A witty doctor said that tight lacing was
a public benefit, inasmuch as it killed all
the foolish girls, ard left the wise ones to
grow to be women.
, 1862-02-22

IT is with our health as with our proper
ty we rarely trouble ourself in looking Sc
riously after it until it is gone.
, 1862-02-22
Wagon & Carriage

N a N u D 4 o n OH Y
L55E
, 1862-02-22
CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT
MAIN STREET, DALLES.

EINHE undersigned having purchased the fs-=S,,,
L above well known Restaurant are esSsa1sSs2S1
prepared to furnish both permanent and ks1sa<zs
transient customers with superior Board at greatly
reduced rates. The tables will be supplied with all
the delicacies of the season. Fowl, Came and Oys-
tes, when in season, and tine best the market affords
The proprietOrs having had long experience in the
ments ofthe house. feel satisfied that thew can fnr
nish better board than any other house in Oregon,
and at lower rates
The Bar will be supplied with the best wines and
cigars.
T E r ms
Board per week, seven dollars.
Single Meals, fifty cents.
Meals served up and parties furnished at the short
est notice. ly TAYLOR 65 MACK.
, 1862-02-22
Voiceless Verse.

g The world is rife with noble thought
That trembes on the tongue;
The world is full of melody
Unwritten and unsung.
The music of march is sweet
But action is sublime,
And you may live nobler verse
Than can be told in rhyme
Let Tyres and lutes, with tinklmg breath,
To love sick girls belong;
The rythm Of a wel-spent life
Is sWeeter far than song.
I'm weary of the waste of words
Our world were not so dead
If half our bards would cease to write,
And live their verse instead.o
, 1862-02-22

The Fashionable Emporium of Oregon
IS THE
CITY Of PARIS DRY Goods STORE |.
In theNew three Story Fire-Proof Brick on the
CORNER OF MORRISON AND FRONT STREETS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
VNHE proprietor of this woll-known establish
Il ment has spared neither time nor money in the
selection of his immense stock of staple and
Fancy Millinery Goods, and would say to
the ladies and gentlemen of the Upper
Columbia, that when they are in need
Of anything in my line and have not
the time to come after it, send your
orders to the above-named es-
tabshment and you will
be sure to get just what
you want Enumera-
ton of my stock
is impossible.
1t consists, in part as follows =
Blk Silzs-all widths, Colorcd Silks,
Gros dc Naples, Bl'k and Cold Apaccas,
Reps de Naples, Lyonese Cloth,
Embd Reps, Bombazine,
Plaid Reps Merinoes Eng. & French,
Ladies Broadcloths, Debeges.
shawls, Cashmeros, iSsI'
Deaines, Poplins
And all the Fashionable Dress Goods
of the Season.
full assortment of Millinery Goods,
Children's Goods of every description,
Ladies ReadyMade Garments.
A large assortment OfFur Vctorines Cuffs, &c
Hosiery and Gloves of all kinds and sizes,
MASONIC, ODD FELLOWS, AND MILITARY
REGALIA.
r. Always on Hand, and Made to Order ga
A Fall and Splendid Assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS !
Merchants and others visiting our city will please
call at the City of Paris Dry Goods Store before pur
chasing elsewhere. JACOB MAYER.
Portland, Nov. 80, 1861. ly.
, 1862-02-22

New RULES FOR GONG TO SLEEP.-Fix
the thoughts on some one thing Ifyou
can't do that fix them on two things. Fir'
en- You can easily unfx them after you
once get to sleep.
Don't go to sleep with your head down
against the footboard, or your feet dangling
on the floor, 1t disturbs the electric fluids.
A writer recommends to suspend bass
drum over your bed, within your reach,
and pound on it with your fist, 1t will in
duce sound sleep.
The danger in falling asleep lies princi-
pally in the distance you fall. Those who
are subject to such, should have rope-lad-
der convenient to climb back on.
Dining late is d poor way of anodyning.
In order to fall asleep with dispatch, don t
eat anything the day previous.
Try to think of something you can't re-
member; the more you can't think of it,
the sleepier you will get.
Count two millions slowly and deliber-
ately. You will certainly be asleep before
you have counted that number.
, 1862-02-22
Cutting Capers.

Sheridan usedto relate of an Irish officer
who had once belonged to a regiment in
Malta, and returned to England on leave of
absence, and according to the custom of
travellers, was fond of relating the wonders
he had seen Among other things, he one
day, in public coffee room, expatiated on
the excellency of living in general among
the military at Malta.
But" said he, " as for anchovies, by
the powers, there is nothing to be seen like
them in the known world :" and he added
have seen the anchovies grow upon the
trees, with my own eyes, many's the hun
dred times, and beautiful's the grove of fthem
that the Governor has in his garden on the
esplanade.
A gentleman present disputed the state
ment that anchovies grew on trees, which
the Irishman with much warmth reafirmed.
The lie passed. challenge was given-and
the upshot of the matter is thus humorously
related;
The Englishman gave his address, and
the next day the parties met, attended by
their seconds; they fired, and O'Flanagan's S
shot took effect in the Aeshy part of his op-
pOnent's thigh, which made the latter jump
foot from the ground, and fall fiat upon his
back, where he lay few seconds in agony,
kicking his heels.
&" You have hit your man, O'Flanagan,
that is certain, I think not dangerously,
however, for see what capers he cuts.
Capers, capers - exclaimed the Irish
man. &" Oh by the powers, what have
done what dreadful mistake!' p and run
ming up to his wounded antagonist, he took
his hand, and pressed it eagerly, thus ad-
dressed him; My dear friend, if you're
kilt, AK yer pardon in this world and in the
next, for l made a divil of a mistakes and
it was capers that l saw growing upon the
trees at Malta, and not anchovies at all.
, 1862-02-22

NEITHER wealth nor birth, but mind on
ly should be the aristocracy ola free people
, 1862-02-22

Work, said earn your
own pork, and see how sweet it will be !;
work, and see how we'll you will be ; work.
and see how cheerful you will be work,
and see how independent you will be ; work,
and see how happy your family will be !;
work, and see how religious you Will be !?
for before you know where you are, instead
of repining at Providence, you will find
yourself offering up thanks for all the nu-
merous blessing you enjoy.
, 1862-02-22
Agricultural Implement
S e e ID ID e p O T !!
KNAPP, BURRELL & co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Portland. Oregon.

A RE prepared to fill orders for all kinds of Ag-
"A ricultural Implements and Machinery,
GARDEN, GRASS AND FIELD SEEDS.
Special pains taken to pack goods securely for
shipping to remote districts.
Orders accom- panied with the CASH, or satsfac-
tory city reference, will be filled at low rate as if
the parties were here
Circulars and seed Catalogues mailed to any I'd
dress on application.
- Orders can be sent through Tracy Co.'S Ex-
press. KNAPP. BURRELL & co.
Portland, Oregon, Nov. 29 1861. ly.
, 1862-02-22

PRINCE JoHN's LATEsT.-A good story
was told us the other day about John Van
Buren. He had taken some technical legal
advantages, by which his opponents client
in an action was non-suited. The man was
furious, and declared his purpose to give
John piece of his mind when he saw him.;
he would aoither him. Happening to see
John one day at Downing's standing at the
bar, getting outside a dozen of New York
Boys, he boldly confronted the prince, and
being small man, looked up at him fierce
ly, and burst out
'' Mr.. Van Buren, is there any client so
low and mean, or in any case so nasty, that
you won't undertake to defend him in it ;"
l don't know" said John, stopping to
put away another oyster; then, bending
down and confdentially drawling out lis re-
ply in the little mans ear, ''1ohat hare you
been doing 2'
, 1862-02-22

GOES BY STEAM-There is a story of
one of the hangers-on at Washington, who
get offices because they need them, and had
been appointed engineer, a business Of
which he had no knowledge. The day af-
ter his appointment gentleman and two
ladies had the curiosity to look at the en-
gine-room and its machinery, where they
found the new ofice-holder on duty merely
as gentleman usher, practical engineers do
ing the real duty of the sO-called =" assistant
engineers"
g How many horse power is your en-
gine?"
"Horse-power!" !" replies greeny, with a
look of contempt, 'don't you know the
machine goes by steam :"
, 1862-02-22

MANS ACCOUNT WITH WoMAN-Look
here you must allow that woman ought,
as much as in her lies, to make this world
a paradise, seeing that she lost us the origi-
nal garden We talk as philosophers; and,
when all is said about what we owe to wo-
man you must own that we have a swing
ing balance against her There's that lit
tie matter of the apple still to be settled.
, 1862-02-22
BROOK SALOON.
RYAN g. CO., PROPRlETORS.

TENHIS Saloon always contains the best Wines, Ii
i quors and Cigars that can be purchased in Port
land or San Francisco, and no other kinds will be
kept" Every variety Of drinks, plain and fancy.
No pains nor expense will be spared by the prOpri-
etors to render the
, 1862-02-22
BROOK SALOON
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

7 HAVE taken an Office in Robbins, Chittenden g.
L Co.'S Store, on Front street, opposite the New
Post office, and am prepared to do general commits
sion business in
Buying and Selling Real Estate,
Renting Houses and Stores, Collecting Rent, Notes
and Accounts, Paying Taxes, Searching Records for
Land Titles, &c.
Also Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Cali
fornia and Washington Territory
All business intrusted to me will be carefully and
promptly attended to-
DOUGLASS W. WILLIAMS,
ly Real Estate Agent, Portland Oregon.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-25

SUBSTITUTES Nov that The draft is over in
thesciiy, tlfe Gpysrnneat has ceasedsto object to
offices einp opened for The purpose OF procuring
substitutes for ,htse who want them Tile San
s,Ns thasauite sslisely l'usinessis being done IN
thste~lieeia -Iksiiinefe, aud many substitutes
have been obtained for one hundred to two hum
dred dollars, and ,taat thepresent indications are
that there are enough for all Who desire them
ibis teing the case, persons needing substitutes
can obtain them by making the proper alplira-
ton - - - ~
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-25
.,aWARtNEWs.a

SEA wagon train sent from Centreville to Gen,
Statl was captured nearNew Market, by a par
of Confederates On Thursday. New Market is
on tn old Bull Run battle 6eld The Southern
.eFsiare running raiRs ioiBristow station. on the
Orange Railroad, ihirtysohe miles from Alexan-
sdfia8 Ys ted III 81 div dSul BIZ ass AsB
1" On Saturday The Confederate Col. John Nor
gan, esat ths9hesds of fifteen funded cavalry,
made dash on Lexington, Kentucky, and cap
Jtured one huparsd and twenty five Of, the FEEDER
" troops stationed there=-two hundred and fifty
fsgapsd; Qpe, a figpty took place before the
snsrpnferS il WHICH the Confyderaies lost several
killed and wounded The Federal loss, was six
killed NJ. Itvss reported that Colonel Morgan, at
lat iccoants was endeavoring TO join Gen.
Humphrey FAIarshaliss, force near Sbarpssurg.-
II was expected that Gen. Marshall would move
on and attack the Federal troops at Paris last
nishba Lexington - again IN possessionsof the
Eedepsl ars0ps.bias ,lialtgf ygsg 9aI ailtfaa
Agihwas rnmOredlhk Oorinih, Il Aiissy ION Sat,f-
daye fthatltba Conkstlsfafel General Price Wi
giiheriny siiarge asfnber Of atroops ii EIoliy
SNihks, withihe design O nnakinra movement
sonsome pDinton Mississippi q 0hioRaiiroad
1t was also rumored thatrthe 1confderrtes had
saxie ais attack on enc Fsdefsi tfoops IL island
Nosb0s This report lsaHot well an,he5ticstssii
Init ~ no bdat had arrived from Memphis nj
ahres Gays n Il unprecedented That there has BEEN
some GgAnag06 Ire Fissfajs sazlirs 4 Civ
CO Tie Contdefatcs bare made another raid iinto
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-25

ed. II Is stated that the town of Commerce, ON
The Missouri river, has heen captured by the.
'Coniele ales under Col. Jeffries. N
Ricfnuut papers of the lab state thatSthesa
.Ccufed eraieN army on the Upper Potomac ms if
'tiieir- oftgiudi position at thai time Gea. Lee
reports the recent raid of Gen Stuaris cavalry 10
have been very successful. The Confederate ar
my Of the southwest is reported to be in good
thealshend sswiih seipforcemeni constants,
2 arriving. lGefl Van Dorn Has been superseded
ID his command ny Gen. Penbertoh. = AZ 81
Dispatches from the Upper Potomac state since
the recent reconnaissance towards Winchester
the river has been the dividing line between the
hostile armies West Of Harper Ferry. The Cons
federases nave pickets along the Potomac.
The Confederate Colonel John Morgan was on
Saturday last twenty-five miles northwest Of
Perryvile. Three hundred of his troops on Sat
nrday captured train of eighty-one wagons be-
longing to the Federal army under Gen.. Wood ];
ifty-one of them were loaded. u At Bafdstowh
another taain was Captured, but the number Of
wagons is not known.
La.e ,oohtherh papers oithS h'ees"us iu'e'ir
gence, The account Of the engagement with The
two F.d,ral gnnhoais near Wilmington, North
Carolina, is confirmed. The Coniederates claim
to have had only two guns in position, hut these
were of great range, the shot reaching the boats
when they were FIVE miles from land. The
Southern account of the recent battle near Perry
vile, KY, says that the fght lasted three days
the Confederate army being successful each day,
capturing riany guns and At large number o
prisoners. ~ f'4ib t.5'ato',Aw} HaStQ "Eei
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-25
THE RECENT STATE ErF6r1oNs.

skt0turVWt-cASHHuSSS w tcttu INV -tbc ~OeIhO-
cra,ie,pariy have carried the great States OF
Peensyiysnid,, Ohio and Indiana, at the elections
WHICH look oplqeec on Tnssasy,of last week. -
Tais To thetAhodonists qf those States, as well
as elsewhere in the country, must have been a
Sid disappiptmeat, if wears to judge fran the
kIn; VI their essss, and the many excuses Sc, up
Tor their signal de.esst- But LAMENTATIONS are
yain-ihe. yfa Of the honest yeomanrg of the
county has gone tor th, and Republicans and
Al'oitionists may read thtrfate in the history Of
theiwronss which they have inflicted, upon an
honest and patriotic peopleg Iss .ef,,H as4
goTo SECURE the Congressional Delegation in the
next Congress, the State Of Pennsylvania was cut
pplbyits abolition Legislature last7wnter, so as
that int their opinion 1t could give but three or
four Democrats mtmherss How we'll they have
suereedsd inrths uitk, thetbslioi-box has made
linWn.si .18lgGS -9d Ia aaa gha' F aaN
GqlmOhio AL like gWne Taei,ttempted, but of its
Success VIC will jet an Ohio paper speak. q The
Cincinnati Enquirer says that the Democrats
have elected ahpen n,,t Of the@nincteeu members
O: Congress, and adds {: tEsnffn.9 ri
III will barecoIecfedIhatt the State was so
districied and carved mp BY The hast Abolition
Legislature that il was thought impossible that
the Democrats could have but two congressman
ont u the nineteen! In desnite Of I'm unfair and
rasq,lly alporliOn'ne they have carried u ma
jeEti.a al 10 JU.iUslt8 o. ,ay,3 - h.
~SsThe majority for Lorgd Dem y in theSecond
Congressional Distrlc is only sO,iwhile that Of
Pendleton (Dem, )itr the First District, 1900.
1.-the EaQiirr states that although Mr.. Vallar-
diishsii has i,eendefearedbgth manner in which
hi. District WIS gerrymandered, he has been en-
dorsei by the constituents whom he represents in
Congress by aIm%ori ty of SOC votes, an increase
OF 0since hsast election in 1860. g1a.- "a
EOf the effects 'of a he electiono just hell, the
Philadelphia North Americam, (Repnblican,)
asays- 3df EnaaE T9'tbM aHi 2'tGa VI "
''Tt is now abslpselymcpssary that the Ad-
mlpis'ra.i ~ should kdke warning hy the election
and reduce its expenses punish its Incompetent
rnf'ittrS commuters. dismiss lazy or Inefficient
SF'ests,ls. and rptnsnize IT'S Gan,ial policy In
C wnv rs 10 r-stssre the rredii and currency
,qfthq,a4qpafq an szthg 'asis 4ted, A0a
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The Philadelphia Journal. in commenting on
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erred FL forothe Rrpallirans to tsfellow'- ship
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u this for which, no doubt. the Democracy will
feel dulv grateful. Thrse election returns hal
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