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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16
Frcc 10 EXerYhOtlY.

a large 8 PIP. Circular, giving Information
of the great est Importance to the young OF
both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the desplsed respected, and the
forsaken loved.
Noyoung lady or gentleman should fnil to
send their address, and receive a copy post
paid, by return mail. Address,
P.O. Drawer, 81, Troy, NY.
mch23-eOd triw&wly
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LAuGMLIN,s INFANT coKDIAL,

The ChiId'S Cure When TcethIng.
Mothers all know the many sleepleSs nights
the little ones Mt home have to pass when
TecthIng. You need no one to remind you
OF the Pain-Chuiic, WakefuinOss, Uneasi-
ness, Frctting, FIatulcnce, Disturbed Bowels,
&C. We tell you cndtdh'. one bottle orthis
Cordial will correct NIL these troubles Assist
Teething, Remove Acidity, AllRy all Pain,
Quiet the Ereiful, Promote sleep.
Try Il. II Will act HS charm. sold by
LAUGHLIS. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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N1ND IIVU.7I. Ut NJ r-IFV'''
Howard Association Reports, for
YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLI'
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impediments 10 MARRIAGE
with sure means OF relief. Sent i'll sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address,
DR.. j. SKILLIS HOUGHTOS. Howard As
ISOLATION, Philadelphia. Pa. myl7-Smd&w
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nelp advertisements.
Notice.

TIME MARTINsvILLE FERRY BOAT
will be at the wharf this evening at seven
o'clock, to takenny who may wish 70 GO 70
the supper and Moon light Social. A.
NartinSville. The committee have NJ ade
this ARA ngemsnt with the owners Of the boat
in order to accommodates the great numDer
who have purch aSed tickets for the Supper.
The boat Will return at nine O'Clock Come
nn,, all, lyl6 IL
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WE ARE IN THE MIDST OF ltEv3i LI.
r,oS-No more premature decay Oft
teeth. SoZoDoNT renders them lhues
tructible. Nay, more, it makes the
enamel as white as Parinn mai oIe, hnu
The breath as odoriferous MS the SWEEP
south breathing DER banks of violets."
Neither the teeth nor the gums can be,
come diseased, IL it is used daily. eon
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\ sE>sIBLE strike was made by some
Goa miners i'll England recently. They
refused to work until certain precau'
ti,us were taken against accident,
which were acknowledged by the pro-
prirtors to he essential, but which they
lid not want to attend TO just then.
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MFR. wHALLEY, the famous anti
Popery member of Parliament, recent
w introduced into the House of Com
mons bill to regulate the dress of the
clergy. 1t was intended to affect the
rilmalists, but it made the singular pro-
vision TINT no clergyman should wear
..anv other garment, covering or orns-
meut," except a surplice and hood
He subsequently withdrew il amid IN
,.xLiucuishable laughter.
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Grand Trot on the Fair Grounds


IN RESPONSE TO THE PRESSING So
liCitRIIonS OF owners, breeders 6nd exhibi-
tons OF horses in the neghborhood, the NoItn
west Virginia Agricultural Society offer the
following Premiums, to be contested for on
saturday, July 20, 1867, at 3 O'Clock.
y Premium of SIS % for horses that have
never trotted better than $50 in public.
Mile HeatS-BeSt3 in in harness. $50 to
the first horse; 81 TO the second.
a Premium OF $50 open TO all pacing horses
SO to second.
Mile Fieats-BeSt in 5.
\ Premium OF SO open to all tTotttng
horeS that have never tToited for money, to
go as they please.
Mile Heitt4-Best IN 5. $50 to first horse;
SD to second.
InaII the above. entrance fec 10 per cent.
on amount OF firSt Premium.
Three entries to NIL aud two start.
Entries to clnSe on the evening OF Friday,
July ~. at o'clock.
Admission, 80 cents.
JOHN BISHOP. A. WILSON,
Secretary. President.
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TUESDAY MORNING. JULl 10.

TuE Boston Post says: "General
Scott 60 nqusrrd Mexico with less than
twelve thousand active men, BaZaine
could not do it with forty thousand"
And il might have added that the latter
had n powerful church party in the
count ~ bGSlAes.
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TIT f changes occurring i'll a great city
are hown by the fact that in preparing
the new Boston Directory, which con-
tairls ~, l2l names, 1855 cont"ine" Ill
the Directory of 1876 had to he eNpung-
ed. and 3l272 new ones ndded-R
chnuSe altogether OF SS.6o5 names, or
more than half of the whole number.
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JyI6.3t
For Sale,

T AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL AT A
very low price
y GOOD TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
fronting on Hamrden street, and SMALL
BRICK ON anne lot on the alley.
Terms easy.
IRWIN
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Moore's Irish Melodies.

ILLUSTRATED ny MACLlSS.
CERIAL EDITION. SOLD BY SUB
, scriptiOn only. state agents and can
vHsseIs wanted. superior inducements of.
fered to responsible parties. For specimen
numbers, prospectus, and additional intor-
nation, Hd' reSs, y. b., Post Otfice Box lI5,
Wheeling, W. Va. is l5-3t9
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For Sale.

COMFORTABLE FRAME HOUSE ON
" the south side OF John treet, ca / of 9TH,
East Wheeling. This house contains i've or
Xix rooms, is conveniently located and Will
be sold reG OnRbly. See
TIIOS. o'BRIEN,
iNlG Real ESinte Apent.
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TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE COAL b PROPERTY
In Putnam County, w. Va

IN fuIlh" county W. va
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FXE-
Dcuted to me on the 9th day of May 1866, by
William =. Maddy and Maria, his wife, and
George w. CnrHiIl and Mary b. his wife, to
secure certain debts there Specified and set
out, shall, on the 2OTiI DAY OF AUGUST,
1867, on the premises, sell ali OF the one vein
o coal. except that on the right hand side q
the righ' hand fork Of the creek called
"MudGY Gut looking up said creek, contain
ed, lying and being in that act or parcel OF
land i'll the said county Of Putnam, between
the lands surveyed by Samu Il OllinSwOrth
the and OF Gen. George Washing ton, and the
land surveyed for John ReyDOldS and Austin
Nichols and the same conveyed to the said
his wife, by deed bearing date the 10th day
of December, 1868, ami OF record in the Re-
corier's office OF said county, containing one
hundred acres, together with the right OF
a railway road anywhere acrOSsS said land
tOIhr POcatalicO river 10 transport said coal
to market, and also the present rail way
and fixtures.
The said vein OF coal Is from to feet
thick, OF the very best qualify, and shout
VIVA River, and ahjOinS the valuable coal
property or the Raymond City Company.
The bank is opened, ready Tor operation,
wit h a good aud substantial railway to the
POcRtalIcO River, which 1t strikes or con-
meets W In about "a mile above its mouth.
shall also. on the same day and at the same
place. sell the following personal property,
10 wit: Four Mules, twenty Coal Cars, tive
Flat BoaIS lot OF Mining Tools lot of
merchandise. Terms, Cash, unless changed
on the day OF sale.
JAS. W. HOGE
iyl5-dtd Trustee. &C.
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For Rent.

nNE HOUSE ON MARKET STREET 2n
" Ward, and three on Fulton street. inc
latter are all new, being just finished. IheS
are suitable 1OrsmRll families, and are pleas
nntly situated. Apply TO
JOHN MILAN.
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Notice.

existing between William Schockey and
August Miller has been dissolved this day.
All persons indebted to the partner. hip will
please settle their accounts without delay
with the undersigned, and all persons haV
Ing claims against the old firm will present
them for settlement to the undersigned.
WILLIAM SCHOCKES.
L.-I I..IE Il
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Virginia and West Virginia Improve
ments.--ChesapenEc and ohio RRiI-
rOHd---Thc Convention Rt White sui
phur neutrality-suspicious. Of Hon.
James Hurley, Gov. PeIrpOint, and
Others.
Corye.pOnderlce Of the Richmond Di2putch.
WHITE SULPHUR SPKrNGs,
July 10, 1867.
The convention OF delegates from
the country interested in completing
the Covington and Ohio railroad, as
sembled at IL O'Clock to-day, at this
place. West Virginia was well repre-
scented by her most influential and
solid men, who represent the feeling in
their section of the State as cnthusias
tically in favor of the great work, and
the people as being willing and ready
to ubscribe most literally towards its
| completion. 1t was delightful to a
| friend OF the enterprise TO see the
warmth and earnestness with which il
was supported by these gentlemen, the
more so because they represent n cOun-
try so prosperous and thrifty, which
can do so much towards the completion
of the work, and with which 1t will be
so advantageous 10 the people of Rich
mOnd TO be connected by railroad.
Inc COuNeuilOu was 10 OTueT
by General John Echols, who nomi-
mated as temporary chairman, James
Burley, of the county of Marshall
which nomination was unanimously
carried.
Mr.. hurley. on taking the chair, re.
turned his thanks to the Convention for
the honor conferred upon him. The
object of this Convention WAS to adj
vance the cause of the great Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad, which would
do more to promote the interests and
prosperity OF the States of Virginia
and West Virginia than any improve
ment ever projected. lie had witnessed
the gradual progress Of public works,
how each Improvement had in turn
Jailed 10 meet the demands of trade.
lie remembered how they supposed
they had all they wanted when they had
the mud turnpike to Philadelphia, and
| that failed. How the National turn
pike, and then the Pennsylvania canal,
were each in turn to have answered all
the expectations of the people and the
| wants of commerce; and yet how both
failed. Next came the railrOads-the
Baltimore and Ohio and tho Pennsyl-
vania railroads-and they, too, have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16

I,Hhocyer wants to Know whether
T>RRASr's EFFEKV EsCE$T SELTZEH AfERl-
rSr cures biIIousness, relieves piles, allnys
nervous irrt,tbilily, tones the stomach nnd
regulates the alvine discharges, is r Iucsied
TO ask those who have tested 1t i'll such cases,
and To act accordingly.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
lINlH-lW
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Desirable Dwelling for Sale.

Desirable Dwelling for Sale.
NOR sALE-MY THREE STORY BRICK
residence on Fourth street, Is finished in
the best manner; has both out and AnSide
shutters; bath room with hot and cold water;
laundry room with stationary wash tubs, and
hot and cold water 10 each; hot air fur
mace to warm the halls; the whole in COM
plete repair. VIII be sold low. Persons
wishing 10 purchase are invited to call and
examine the premises
jly6-2Wa WIN. PAXTON.
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UTANTED-AGENTS to $40 per
w month, everywhere, male and female,
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck quilt
bind braid and embroder in most superior
manner Price only SIS. Fully warranted
for rive years. We will pay $1,000 for any
machine that will sew stronger, more beau
makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch" Every
second stitch can be cut, and still the clotn
cannot be pulled apart without tearing Il.
We pay agents from SIS to 500 per month
and expenses or a commission from which
twice that amount can he made. Address
SECoMB & Co.. Cleveland, o.
CAUTIoS.-Do not he imposed upon by
other parties palming of worthless cast-iron
machines, under. the same name or other
wise. Ours Is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured.
Iun27- ImdSw.
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ArAn1S letter says THE h"rpies
round the, ex-KinS of the Two Siciltes
nj Rome have. spent the whole OF his
fortune. Like most exiled sovereiGns,
he is the victim OF adventures and I'M
urincipied scouudrels. Brought up by
the JeSuits, naturally weak minded. ne
nrSt lost the fairest and richest portion
OF the Italian peninsula, and has now
been de<poiled of a handsome fortune.
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FAT the Royal Palace at Berlin forty
thousand wax candles are instantane'
ously lighted by one match. The mode
Of proceeding is simple enough, the
wicks all being previously connected
I.vsrhrrad spun out Of gun-cotton, on
It.h,in. one end OF which all the can.
dlss are lighted simultaneously, ANA
thus the whole of the seven hundred
au.rtnents are Illuminated nj once.
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aTanted.
Wanted.

A GENTS IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE
n State to hell a new article OF
B U X n N g o L.,
similar to Coal OIL, but of
Greater Illuminating Qualities,
And can be manufactured at one-half the
cost of Coal OIL. There is little or no trouble
or expense in producing 1t. The process IS
very simple. We are Offering Town and
County Rights at SIS To s2OO, making a safe
and sure investment for parties unemployed,
who may have small capital to Invest In a
profitable and legitimate business.
For sample of Oil and Circular, address
DAVIS a KUHN, No. 65 Second rect sal
timore, Nd, enclosing 25 cts. ana Postage
stamp. W&S. JlylS-2tawlmo.
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Is the new Kingdom OF Italy there
is "a large increase in the number of
newspapers. In Florence eleven daily
papers are now issued. and other cities
are equally well supplied, in proper
riou 10 their population. Few OF the
Italian Journals receive support from
fha government. The advantages oi "A
free press. and an independent discus
sion OF ali questions, foreign and DO
rnestic. will be seen in the future OF
Ilnlv
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Special alutires.
oDBERT'S CHOLERA ANTID"rE.

A speedy, sure and certain cure ior Ch"ie'"
Diarrhea, Dysentery, FluX ,Chnic anu Ir"'"l'
inc, pains Warranted TO cure III every case
IT'S PRESCRIBED ny PHYSICIANS
A 8. Robertson, Eaton's Station, W. Va.
saws IT u worth its weight in gold.
SIT. Bennett, Cincinnati. Ohio, says 1t cured
him OF Cholera.
Ills recommended by ]. A. MetcalG, Iron
Merchant; Robert GUY; John pgnson, -
4 o.; Louis, Manners: Geo. X TlngiS' I MiN,
samuel Inughlin, wholesale Druggist; Jas
Launder; Jos. S. Norton; J. II. Rodgers. C@n
II & q. X Il, HS"'
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\ TEACHER OF the Freedmen in one
of the southern schools was sitting at
she window of her room watching two
negroes loading goods into cart. One.of
OF them disposed to shlrk; the other
stopped. and looking sharply at the
lazy one. said. SAN. do You expect to
90 70 heaven" ..NeS." "Then take
hold and lift!" There are a great many
who expect to go 10 heaven, that would
do wei! to strengthen their hope of 60
ing there by taking hold and lifting
some OF The burdens which they let
rhelr brethren bear alone.
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The Cost OF Despotism.

A single military department at the
South has three hundred boards of regis
fration. They have already held their
session for weeks. They will hold them
for many weeks to come. Each member
is paid eight dollars day. Estimating
ten members upon each board, including
all their runners and attendants, and three
hundred boards to the five monarchies,
and we have daily expense of S120,O0O
for the boards alone. But this is small
pars of the cost of the despotism. The
military commanders with their STATS
the army of soldiers-the machinery of
the Five Monarchy Act-are rolling up
the expenses of the Federal Treasury by
hundreds of millions. The money that
is needed to. reduce the enormous debt is
absorbed by this government of the des-
pots in the ten Southern States. The
expenses of the War Department alone
the present year will be one hundred and
fifty millions. 1t should not be ever
twenty-five OF thirty millions. At least
one hundred millions of dollars will be
swallowed up this year by the War De-
partment in carrying out the Five Mon
archy Hartford Times.
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Government in Louisiaifa.

A Republican cotemporary remarks
that the reconstructed State Government
of Louisiana, now under the sword of
Gen. Sheridan, is a poyerty-stricken con-
cern-without money or the means of
putting penny Into the Treasury. A
short time ago, Mr.. Flanders, Gen. Sher-
idan's new Governor, was waited upon by
the President and Managers of the State
Insane Asylum and informed that the one
hundred and seventy five unfortunates in
that Institution were actually suffering for
the necessities which their situation de-
mands; that the Asylum was penniless
and we'll nigh cut of provisions. This
state of things very naturally follows
from having satrap to direct affairs of
State with the point Of his sword, and a
political constituency, as shown by the
registry of $4,000 Negroes to 10000
Whites.
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who Are the Deserters.

The Negro Suffrage papers in Ohio,
claimed, for time, that the clause in the
proposed amendment to the Constitution,
which disfranchises deserters, would array
all the soldiers in favor of Negro Suffrage,
and that all the deserters to be prescribed
were Democrats.
]. NJ. Ashley. whom Dan Rice honored
by putting hat on his mule and calling
him simpe achment Ashley" has given
notice of the introduction of bill in
Congress to give all these deserters an
honorable discharge, in order to save his
political friends from the folly Of the
last Legislature.
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The Bondholdels vs.. The People.

The thirty millions Of people in the
United States who do not hold Govern
ment bonds were obliged by law to ac-
cept legal tender green5ack notes for all
their debts and obligations, even if their
payments were stipulated to be in goldl
Tbs three hundred thousand bondholders
who lent the greenbacks to the Govern
ment, have no cause to complain if they
are paid off in the same currency they
lent, and if their debts are liquidated in
the same manner that the other debts are.
Is bondholder's debt more sacred than
a debt for -four or other nccessaries of
life, which can be discharged by green
backs? If the bondholder is paid In the
latter he will be better off thar other
people, for he will get the same currency
he gave. while most of the public obtain
ed a paper liquidation for gold debt. If
a greenback can extinguish an obligation
created in gold, shall it not be potent to
discharge one that was created in green
backs?
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~ Address all orders and letters,
The Spirit Of Democracy"
WooDsFIELD,
MoNRoE County,
Ono
Social Equality.


In the special correspondence Of the
Cincinnati Commercial, (Radical,) of
July s, we find the following:
"A special dispatch says that at me-
gro meeting held near Charlottesville,
Virginia, yesterday, colored preacher
was the chief spokesman. He SAID he
WOULD BE SATISFIED WITH NOTHING LESS
THAN ABSOLUTE SOCIAL AS WELL AS Po-
LfTIcAL EoUALITY, AND HE WOULD NOT
THINK RECONSTRUCTION PROPERLY EFFEc-
TED UNTIL HE COULD ENTER THE PARLoR
or THE BEST WHITE MAN IN THE LAND,
AND BE ADDRESSED AS MIR. LINDSAY
BE urged the negroes to elect black
Governor and . fair share of the Legisla-
{ ture. one Senator and all the Congressman
they could get"
Some time since we stated that the con-
ierring of political equality upon the
Negroes would cause them to demand per-
feet social equality. Forthus expressing
Z our belief, We were greeted with howfs
from the Marietta Register and Pomeroy
Telegraph for raising 'sfalse issuesl''
Social equality will as inevitably follow
political equality as the problem that two
and two make four;
As fact, that the Radicals were re-
sponsible for the late war;
That thsy are responsible for the dis
franchisemept of White men;
That they are responsible for the en-
franchisement of Negroes,
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STARVING TO DEATH.-The Nashville
Banner has been permitted to make the
following extract from letter by high.
ly respectable merchant of that city, from
Dallas, Georgia, to his wife, under date
Of the 10th ult.
l rode yesterday across the country
from Marietta to Dallas, forty miles, and
,there I witnessed sight that, while it
aroused the tenderest sympathies of my
soul, awoke a new feeling that | thought
struggled with our lost cause.
Nearly FIVE hundred famishing women,
old and young, many with babies at their
breasts. had come from the neighboring
county, seeking bread and clothing.
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nsrTha Radicals are in possession

R@ The Radicals are in possession Of
nearly all the State Governments and the
Federal Government. They have heaped
up colossal debt to cripple the energies
of US and our children and our children's S
children. They have divided the nation,
and are keeping it divided. They have
trampled under foot our civil and person
al liberties, and the policy Of their party
is to organize these stretches of Govern
ment power into institutions for our per-
manent oppression. They are squander-
ing the peoples money out of every pub.
lie treasury. Their Legislation is prepa-
ring heavier taxes and more unlimited
squandering for the future, Corruption
runs rank in every branch of the public
service Disunion, Debauchery, Debt, are
legacies which the Radical party has left
to the nation. With such targets staring
us all in the face, and ammunition to load
honest mems guns with, the great politi-
cal campaign of the coming year is sure
to be. sharp and interesting Wheeling
Register.
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pAMU Eli QALLOWA1.
Columbus, June 29, 1867.
Particulars of the Execution of
MaXimilian.

New ORLEANS, July 9.-The Times
has special dispatch from Houston,
Texas, giving detailed accounts of the
execution by the Liberals Of Maximilian,
Miramon and Mejia. None Of the priso-
ners were bound or bfindfolded, nor was
any indignity offered. Macmillan, be-
fore shot, recapitulated the causes that
brought him to Mexico. He denied the
authority of the court that tried him, and
hoped his blood would stop the further
effusion of blood in Mexico.
just before he was led out, he called
to the sergeant of the guard and gave him
handful of gold, and requested as ia
yor that the soldiers would aim at his
heart. His last words were, "Poor Car
lotta!" Five balls entered his breast, but
these did not kill him Immediately, SO
two other soldiers were ordered to shoot
him in the side, and in this manner he
was dispatched. Much dissatisfaction
and grief was manifested by those who
witnessed the scene.
Miramon read a paper which he had
written, that the only regret he-felt in
dying was thatthe Liberals should remain
in power, and should have the power to
point out his children as traitors.
Mejia made no address but met his fate
quietly ahd bravely.
The sword of Macmillan was present
ed to Juarez by Escobedo in the Govern
ment palace.