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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-22

Robert Moore e. Bro. In Chancery, In
rs. the Circuit Court OF
Thomas Gray, Executor Ohio County, West
of Thomas Omen, ct. al. Virginia.
DY virtue of decree rendered in this cause
ID on the third day of December A. D., 1869,
by the Circuit Conrt of Ohio County, it was
among other things adudgsd ordered and de-
creed that Thomas Gray, defendant, de render
an account Of his .Iecutorial transactions as
Executor of the last will and testament OF
Thomas Omen, deceased, before ono Of the Com
rsissoners OF this Court, who is hereby di'
rccted,
First-To examine, state and sett,e said &C.
count and report the same to this Court
Second-To take, state and report an account
of all claims and demands against the estate OF
the said Thomas Omen, deceased.
Third-That said Commissioner shall inquire
into any other matters which he may deem per-
tirsnt, WHICH may DC required by any OF tne
parties.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WHEELING, January II, 1870,
All parties interested will take notice that
have Fixed on the II day of February next, ut
my office, IN the city of Wheeling, as the time
and place when and where / sha proceed to
take and settle the matters in said decree
mentioned.
GIBSON L. CIR RAINIER,
ianl7.iw Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-22
CITY ELECTION.
For Cirv Treasurer.
For Mayor.

We aro sathorized TO announce K. DAY, 1.-THE
present incumbenD as q candidate for the. office
Of City Treasurer.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ApyKRTIsEMENTs.-- Shout
ders.
Wanted.
Defamation.
Wheeling Fire Department.
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CHARTER ELECTION,
CtTY or wHEELHe, CLERKS ofrcz
.s..s "a January leth IGN (


-
Az ELECTION WILL BE BELD POP
u Mayor, Clerk, Treasurer, serZeE.t. Street
Commissioner, Wharf Master ana Soperintsn.
dem Of the Water WOtks. Of the CITY of Wheei.
iDfI and Members Of the Council Tor he .ey.
eTsl wards Of Ezid city, commencing AZ D
oe .oek A. y. and closing a O'Clock p ~ st the
iol owing places in the several WARDS. viz:
Hese Company. = :.
In the q Ward, at the old Counen Chamber.
z IN The ID Ward, At the Court House.
in the lth. Ward, At the Hose HGuse Of TIE
Rough and keady Hose Company.
the IN Ward, At tho Gaaeis Hose Honse
In the sth Ward, a. the United Fire Knzine
lathe It'll Ward, at The Grossry Of Jphs b.
l;Ghs members Of the Second Branch sfcs1r.
sil are app0rt:sned % fellOHA viz; Ter tba lst
Word, . Tor the ID Wzfd, & FOR the "a ward. 8
fog bse lth Va 4, g f0f shs 5th Ware, 3 Tor ia
6th Ward ] for the 7th Ward. There "a also h
- elected 60 the FItst Brzneh q courcfi ors
me nber for each Waody sha serves two var.
fhs elecriln win Be held under the superin-.
ta'dsncs Of saaL PsEzans q his FHSnsr sIIe
~ 70 gan y I1R9ta yOsq a =, go zigza
.e.E4 - =. sfsSs.s.fs, 49, ~ ;
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Wheeling Fire Department.
V,HE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE
i Wheeling Fire Department are now pre-
pared to receive applications for the positions
Of Firemen, Engineers, Hostlers, Firepen OF
Engines and Extra Men, as provided by the
ordinance creating the Fire Department OF the
city of Wheeling. Applications for member
ship win be received until Wednesday next,
january 10Th. and must be addressed to the
undersigned, or to A. ]. Sweeney and VIM. d.
Harrison, Assistant Marshall.
WM. WRDER,
iane24t Chief Marshal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-22

The want OF uniformity ia Boots and Shoes. Il
Is well known, equals n not exceeds that Of any
other kind Of manufactured goods. In order 10
protect ourselves and customers, We mako its
rule not To receive or place on sale any g.ods
not regular and uniform, except they be too
low In price 10 allow Of uniformity. 10 insur,
this every pair OF Boots and Shoes that enters
our store iseArefully examined and rejected IN
less found correct In size, fros from damage and
uniform In aualitv
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In the department Of W0men's, MISC. and
Childrons goods We defy competition. More
|over we can give 20 our customers, out Of our
best work, any size they may want; thus
broken stock. This IL an induoement Offered
by very few dealers and 10 will bs appreciated
A. very great advan tage-by those experienced
In retailing Boots and Shoes
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-03-05
Coming Events In the Gulf States
j. l.. STRICKLAND,
Secretary.

The Nashville Banner thus hope
fully foreshadows the future OF the
South and Southwest, and we do
not think the picture overdrawn,
The hope Of the Gulf Cities is the
Darien Canal the Sonth Atlantic
cities direct trade with Europe by
steamship lines; Of the border
States, the South Pacific railroad; of
the Southwest; the leyecing Of the
Mississippi and tributaries; Of the
! American Union, theremoval ofthe
Federal Capitol to st. Louis orsome
equally central point in the interior.
The removal Of the capital to st.
Louis insures the levec ofthe Missis-
sippi and redemption Of thirty mill
ion Of arabic land. That, in turn
insures the steamship trals-Atlantic
lines. Then could the South bloom
as a garden, and the Western States
swarm like very hive OF industry.
Under such condition ofthings the
prospective increased wealth and
power of the South and West is be-
yond calculation. And yet these
! things will surely come. They arc
not mere speculation Of theidlc fan.
s cy, nor simple glittering general
( ties. They win be the millstonc
t marking the progress Of NANTES
= destiny. BY certain natural law
7 ono gigantic national enterprise vii
3 be the precursor to the other
r, Muscles and sinew' patience ant
n endurance are needed to commcnc
It the work Of improvement. Labo
= Is needed as much as capital. Aye
n morc-for the wealth IL in the virgil
n soil and has TO be dug out. Chin
C with It's 50o,0O0,000 OF inhabltantt
l. viii fulnishmuch oftl,is muscle ~
+ sincw. Already VIC sec The inlgri
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BULLS
SARS Ar ARl 4 1 a.
A Coed Reason for the Captains
Faith.

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
his mother:
Benton Barracks, No., April 80 1866.
DR. JouN BuLL--Dear Sir: Knowing the
efficacy of your Sarsiparilla, and the healing
and beneficial qualitesit possesses, send you
The following statement Of my case;
Twas wounded about two years ago-Has
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being moved 50 often, my wounds have not
healed yet ! have not sat up moment
since was wounded | am shot through the
hips. Ny general health is impaired, and |
need something to assist nature. / have more
faith in your Sarsiparlla than in anything
else. wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
| press me halfa dozen bottles, and oblige
GAIT. G. p, JOHNSON,
| ST. Louis, No.
| p. S The following was written April 30,
I 1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt.
/ johnson,
Dr. JONI BULL--Dear Sir. My husband,
| Dr.. G. s. johnson, was skillful surgeon ana
physician in Central New York, where he died
leaving the above G. ?. johnson to my care
AT thirteen years Of age he had o chronic diar.
rhea and serofula, for which gave him youi
Sarsaparilla. IT CURED HIM. have for ter
wears recommended it to many in New York
Iowa and Ohio, for scrofula, fever sores, ant
general debility. Perfect success has ATTENDED
t. The cures effected ii rome cases Of scrqtal
and fecer sores ::gere almost miraculous. an
anxious for my son to again have recourse Z
your sarsaparila. He is fearful Of getting
spurious article hence his writing you for il
His wounds arc terrible, but believe be vii
recover Respectfully,
IrNEIE JOHNSON
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS.
Authentic Documents.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony Of Medical Men.

Stony Point, White Co, Ark, May %, d6.
On Jony BuLL--Dear Sir. Last February,
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and got
some of your Sarsaparilla and Cedron biiters
Nv yson-in-law, who was with me in the store
has been down with rheumatism for some time,
commenced on the Bitters, and soon found his
general health improved.
DR.. Gist, who has been in bad health, tired
them and he also improved. .
Dr.. Coffee, who has been IN bad health ior
several years-stomaeh and hrr aifected--hc
improved very much by the use Of your Bitfers
Indeed, the Cedron Bittcrs have given you grea,,
I'll 4 Great quantity Of your medicines thi'
all especially your Ccdron Bittcrs and sarsa-
parilln. ship me ria Memphis, care Of RickeI
(, voeIy Respectfully.
C.B. WALEFR.
Prepared by De. JoaN Bril- at liis Laefa'cr'
Filth street Louisville ny
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/ he in my Office now, in successful opera
ton. lie of the latest improved machines
knowto the world for producing NITROUS Ok
tpR ANOxYGEs LAUGHING GAS. The pure Gas
emittefrom this machine win transport, as it
were, ,e patient to the dreamlapd while being
robbeeof the offending tooth without the
slighttt pain, and is perfectly Harmless in its
effect: Don't mistake tie name nor place, as
thercre other names in the profession so neal
the sae they have been taken for mine.
3Oe VAIN 81. 306 Main 81
seply A. Z" S'oaoN'
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BULLS
V1oRDE DEgTRORERo
To my United States, and World
Wide Readers.

have received many testimonials from pro-
essional and medical men, as my almanacks
and various publications have shown all Of
which are genuine. The following from
highly educated and popular physician in Geor-
gia, is certainly one of the most sensible COM
munications have ever received. DR., Glenn
ent knows exactly what he speaks of, and his
testimony deserves to be written in letters Of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORM DETR0YER:
VALAxow, WALKER COUNTY, GA,
June 26, 1866.
Dn. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir; | have recently
given your " Worm Destroyer several trials,
and find it wonderfully eiiicacious. 1t has not
failed in a single instance to have the wishOd-
| for effect ! am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily use for some article OF
the kind. am free to confess that | know OF
no remedy recommended by ths ahlest authors
that is so certain and speedy in Its effects. On
the contrary they are uncertain in the extreme
| Ny object in writing to you is TO find out upor
what terms ! can get the medicine directly
from you. If can get 1t upon easy terms
willu a great deal of it. | am aware tina
the use of such articles is contrary to the teach
ings and proetice of a great majority of th'
regular line of N. DIS hut see no just caus'
or good sense in discarding remedy whicl
we know to be efficient, simply because ",
may he ignorant Of its combination. Fo
my part, shall makeit rule to use all aut
every means to alleviate suffering humanit,
which may be able to command--not hesita
ting because some one more ingenious thai
myself may nave known its effects FIRST an
securad the sole righttosecure that knowledge
However, am by no means an advocate q
supporter of the thousands Of worthless no'
trums that flood the country, that purport
cure all manner Of disease 10 which huma
flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and inform n
Of your best terms.
| am, sir, most respectfully,
= JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. D.
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ID f ID

In Pamela on Saturday the 18th
ult., at the residence of her mother,
Mrs. c. NJ. LELAND, Mrs. MoLIIE 4.
wife OF Capt. J. IL. YATES.
The subject Of this melancholy
notice was born June 10th, 1883, in
IIomesville, Pikccouuty Mississippi,
and was the first product Of the
marriage of her parents, Doctor
LucIus G. and CYNTHIA NJ. LELAND,
who removed to this county during
the year 1889.
Dir. LELAND, father of Mrs. YATES,
died in Pamela in 1859, and was
highly esteemed for his learning,
and respected for his integrity of
character.
Mrs. YATES passed the early years
of her school-life in our midst, but
received the finish other education,
with the first honors bestowed at
Nazareth, Bardstown, Kentucky
After her graduation, she returned
home flushed with the merit and
accomplishments Of academic learn
, inc, and with her heart froightoC
with thepromises ihopeand friends
She became finally married to on
townsman Capt. J. IL. YATES durin!
the year 1862, and the well-wishe
/. of the whole community, were offer
ed for their long lives and happi
ness.
| But how empty are human cal
culations-and how bitter often, tn
+, dust of our dearest hopes. Will
short-visioned love contemplate
d the prospect of each opening lifC
q and hope robes the field and SIX
r with sun-lightand flowers, how sud
denly is the heaven of our lov
overcast with cloudy distress, an
how painful the reality OF life?-
The cup Of tomorrow will ebltte
though the hand Of hope filed
yesterday at the fountain Of joy
The isthmus which separates Il
], two continents--life and death
is treacherously narrow-thc insp
ration of the noac, may be, and
the respiration of the hereafter
on There is however a mystery to
H. revealed in these matters, and I
ligion checks each rising compiai
- in torn and larceratcd hearts, wi
the promise Of bettcrcd state 81
happiness, in the world to which t
,s pious soul has fed. Heaven gra
it for our friend. Surely her you
life for years, was but the wall
8, martyed hope, which disease assail
for its beauty, and killed becal
ns' twas mortal. For several yei
Mrs. YATES was an invalid and C
we fined to suffering bed--formonf
,,hI ,aG the violence of disease would "a
I'm her body aud mind, and aim
crush out the faint bubble OF life
!. Hope OF recovery, neveronce sat
her fevered couch during long yc
Of illness, and her angel touch ne'
IJ during the long night OF deleri
Ill soothed her scorched brain.
relief has come to the patient snt
cr-ministcrs Of mercy have, bo
the fainting spirit 10 that foun'
:, Of new life, which gushes near
- throne Of God, and with rein
ted beauty, and radiant IN INN
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Tm Sbbh lNN0r,roy SoclCN
met at Sardis ON Saturday the 18th
Of February lS7o,aud IN accordance
with previous notice, ewnt into the
election Of the proper officers for a
permanent organization OF the So
cicty. Capt. Samuel Mathews was
elected President, J. j. Meek, Vice
President. j. $. Strickland, Secretary
]. +. Lavender Treasurer, and DR.,
Al. Ellis Corresponding Secretary
DIR. 4. |. Ellis occupying the chair
temporarily, announced the Society
ready for business, upon which 4
call was made for the members to
enroll their names. About FOOT oul
citizens came forward and gave in
their names.
The Society then went into The
selection Of an agent to procure
| hands for the Society. b. X. Perry
was nominated and elected, but ow
ing to personal engagements, decli
ned, and was excused, wherebpon }
J. Meek was chosen by acclamation
The following gentlemen wcr
appointed an Executive Committee
VIZ: w. II. Wall, X. w. CrumI
and A. !. Ellis.
On motion Of c. b. Young,
was
Rcsolccd, That this Society NEE
again on Saturday the 10th day {
March at II O'Clock, and that a
interested be earnestly requested
attend on that day.
Rcso,rcd, That the Secretary fu
nish copy Of the proceedings
:, this meeting to the Pamela Star, r
qucsting publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
A. |. ELLIS,
Chairman pro tenn.
j. l.. STRICKLAND,
Secretary.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-03-05

a talkiug-mateh lately came on
at New Orleans for Eve dalhra "a
idle. licoutiuuJdfirthirteen hours.
The rivals being Fcnchman and
ID Kentuckian. The l,v.s'rndcrs
and iudEes were call talked to sleep.
and when they woke mp in the NOR
ming thcy found The Frcnchman
dead and the kcntuckian whisper
ing IN his car.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-03-05

n.tnaL I.t. mlr
nH Imd us I o.
f'0...a
lf,f rmtt6d lularl mothr
mle eplug Kindred. aml
,nI ddlneilI,nd als. ml uIi
m uWwtoi ty tih pdmllm
mlvb.rfL fLa veit of gncl mu.i
aud vl'l rush with 9rfow lof l,r
.os. hopchhpfwIief thehopc
81 h,rhapriuls 'ubduc lhc uign
anet ol ourruaer.ns, and woouciic
ustptacu.lofCod. Tolrrailliet
mmiIymayh yhWycntenpg hitwind
uud mako thcm rcwgupc lie dis
dipuatuu
.THuhli ..Ha frsDf foa.,
T.ok.rU fuvr mr lHlta ulr hand
ur my io,cl, ftr. aud hh..rl 'hy bginli
/ WIH bl. i., lH.fb.
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BLOOMINGTON, HIS, NURSERY.

APPLE, 1000, | year, s25-PEAn, PEACH,
APPLE, Root Gratis, Splendid Assortment, also
,Roor CRAFTS of Peach, Plum, Cherry-Seeds
srn NURSERY Srock- Wild GoosEPLrH, Usage
ORANGE HrpGE-lo, 900, sl5,oo--EvEReRErss,
Rosrs. Greenhouse and BupDIse PLANTS, FRuiT
nd Flower PLANTS
nh Send lUcts for Catalogues.
- X. PHOENIX.
Bloomington liz. la22--m
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JANgB BB3
KILLED iV s HOURS WtrUutf o NAIfi
ORrAiN
BR hLDfr q CO
r.nea.e smlc Cancer LunEt Eye lni t'r
Eanrh ufmmv Conaullttun Dunms
us Monroe st Memphis, Tenn
remenur o.atu htd, aul ). rya1y o. Oh.
reception o.. patients afflicted With CANCERS.
Ulcers. od Sore Legs Bye aud Ear, anil Lung
Jisrssesnud lstimt PILES. without Enir
Kidney nud Bladder oompainu All ola
chronic diseases. hsEr No charge for eonsi'm-
uon'
Audiacascs Of women and children c0nhdcn-
tial discusses. A skillul lady IN attendance to
wait on female pdurnis
Medicine sent To an pgfls Address
DIR. SPALDlNG co,
Gs Monroe Street Mcmphis, Tom jas-3m
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>R. A. WESSON.

DESrlsNo .306 Main Street, opposite Mans
eGe& Higbees Drug Store. Memphis. y
In p,enting my claims for continuance
of patpage 70 people to whom have SO
long bh known (having practiccd over TWEEN
ty yeain this county.iI deem il in great
measu only necossarysto give the locality OF
my off. Ina word, am able to give per-
feet safaction in every branch known to the
Dentafrofesson at greatly reduced charges.
Partcar attention paid to the regulation OF
childris teeth ff
, 1870-08-06

oeh!1oyed forever the cursed doctrine OF Implicit
1sitn-And that not onls tn religious. but Also In
rout1csl, educational. and sclenunc mhtte1R
anall evcn 80 further and Hay confidently that the
American Constitution viii have to undergo ktlt
eater m1dinc4tlorA tlef1re II reaches the in-1l
b. Montague, aonstsqaIcu tSl.aisc, sad R%s noma
eeau, and xsrT faiusy ansusurated In the me,nora-
~ tslnina.e, hare hut one w,ah tn ,or,,,,,,.
NAY France and Prussia learn, In tnls VA. now q,
understand % si,a ~ =, appseeiste eacn osnet.
o.e e. ~ g. ef ne ass15 5o1 NJ Edtor
wc'l As IN she days Of Lafayette af1d Rochsnecan
nc nc 5.ensa s0od really to shed their heart blood
in ~. sae ue!ense of American independepce-for
Atmosphere OF geniu1, lova, and bss1sys -Ase
a FNENcHhAr.
THE scAsp1nAy1lxs
10 ne Editor Of TA< chsespo Tribune:
Aehf NorWegtans" IA very large number. l
sufnoee,} have In yuur .Azue Of =, p.otcstod
against my article IN your paper on the yYI1ltams
ho's' anals. and especially concerning III. Thor
seo. III Wa an able English writer would send
YOU asnoH Article proving evidently tha. tho
Many SorwcgtAns have not the leas, idea Of
what they write about In the!r article, and II they
naEe, % much the worse for them. sent such au
@s, uc!e 70 one OF the scandinavian newspapers OF
i I'd IT, eq a1a not AZ Of II Maybe
comprehend that be could hare any pla1slhla res
son Tor refusing t. His reasons may be a. they
!. laattsfs not was, even to thls rcrJ day.
10 HraIt nothing more about this object
but the much rAlk among the ScAndlnavl4ns Is con.
ceFninR this matter, together with lts.Ie BIT pf
love OF truth tani somebody would, perhaps. A&pe
1eIJ wicked feasons,, cause me to give his decla
lst,on- It may be stated. too, that waa never
personally acquainted Hltn HI. Thorseu, having
oesn rcIJ short lime in the city. onlv rrnd his
a+1nA for somc longer ttmc rs Curtosa or anttuui-
!iea. or whatever you may please to cal them But
. an veg Intimately acquainted with Mrz -
ruin. II the Many NclNeEtans except 10
d. 1 tkRtT
JARED. 11,rI
CHICAGO, Aug. 5, 1870
, 1870-08-06

EeofEc D. smith W:s charged before Justice
Wlnship, ytstcrday, with enbezzellng Slpo be-
longing tu Thompson. Steel / Gu. No. 81 West
lecios tor tho atrn. nlt. 1t was alleged, collected
nbd appropriated It 10 his own use. Lie lift the
Sty suddenly ~ and vas found cutting broom corn
the Northwestern Detective Police Agepcy, lie
vas held In 4:G0 bail for trial
The deputy Coroner held IN inquest, ycster-
Jay. on the body OF Julius 1ulwick8on, which
WIS found noat1nR In tue tiSef at $50 In the
morning. The Testimony was that he worked on
some groceries, became uruuk an.l rs is sanN,seti
fell on the dock eul was drowned while t1yiuy 10
dnl hts vessel A verdict OF accidental droWtu1
was accordingly rrnt!erri. Deceased was steward
OF the schooner. about IS years uf age, and IN
married
About quarter after O'clock yesterAAy af-
1s1noon, the horses attached to the mack of II.
ittt started Oh run from tue corner OF clhrk
and Randolph Streets, and eelltdetl with the yt-
hicies Of Billy Mcneil and Pat uiuRn. damaging
btsh considerable TUFTS hsck was also badly
iututcti, altt one OF McNels horses cut on the lr
IT. getting it entanEIet III whepL About e,sV
damage was done altogether.
The alarm from box No, q at 4:i3 yesterday
sct IRE to los OF shavibEs IN the yard Of Warren
planning mil, In the rear Of No. SIS Twentieth
street. md hucket full Of wafer would have
-Mf. Rufus Rail, for long time connected
with the freight department Of the Galena Uiyis-
ION ot The Chicago i Northwestern IiAilroat, has
keakuk, lows
The Boar1i Of Police, yessssaay, seutance,
Policeman John A1lmendwt1g, OF ths Thnj Prt.
clnct, 70 forfeit 1Te days pay for drunkenness
fAsrtcf Gallagher was arP0nte.i special police
mau to do duty Oh Goodrlcn's dock.
detective S,ms.oit found a coal cart aud =
horse At Harlem. a day OF tWo since, and Is nux-
iUuB TO see the owner ut Police Headquarters
,,@onn BaecoSk, Of Feotts, Eas charged buiore
United States Commissioner uoyne, yesterday,
with removing hlRhw1nes Without paying t4xea
lie Ras held IN $lU, ,000 bail for trial.
-Gencral X II. Chiffon, Dr. n. J. Hnssey aud
Co1tnel Wnrnock. cotton manufacturers, or Co
!anbus, GcoERs, ase In this City, the guests Of @.
, 1870-08-06
The EoI0Eed Cadet.
\ correspondent Of the New York CONNER

A correspondent Of TIC New York CONNER
cidl saws:
'' The promtzcnt topic OF interest at wess Point
Continues 10 tc the cssc Of The colored cadet
! tnith, whusc troubles ere Tencenity the subject
~ e1nmiratiun sy Court OF Inquiry. Tbs cyI-
drncc rendered. however, demonstrated that
Smith lad vastly exaggerated tho facts Of his
tsoubles 1nu Ia some respecis aanost entirely mLs-
represented the matter. This be himself xcluow-
l+flgef, End in e1t+flus1i0n pleads the ovcrANtnx
tnLnr1tces OF certain OF his ssmpath1xers who
worke,l upon his mini TO transform himself info
the position vi a representative martyr nntl pLo-
pecr Of his fnce, In the Military AeAlemJ r7oha-
lion. But especially he 1eclaTes tha1 he was In
nQeuced by certain bohemian Beafaiit'nlst Tito
allowing tnIEstatcEncnts 10 appear f:ont him In
sensational rsports. 1t f. also proven that, COR
trnly to the Academic STAFF having AGED ~ cxsa'-
ina1}on standard puspasely to defrai bis entrance,
thry hid Arranged the stand1td long before they
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St'nness linn ne most authorities, who wesn
prominently eo,c.toas concerning his good tseai- ~
meut, and manifested great pains n rtpa.an2
himself and hta mat,-HoWa.u-fur taeif pseps1a'
tJFy examination.