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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
i, ,,,c.oDoake s. Ohio Railroad Company

thP9npeuAeH VhAV AAN' 49, -
o,,o D,vrooa connecting
'"' g., ." Coo5t am IN. magnificent harborS
Of the Chesapeake Bay Win the ONO N''Ct a.
,,oInt Of reliable navigation, anu mus WI" VIC
entire I;AiirOah system and water trans
,,f,b, rrcat West and Southwest, forms Tue aau''
,I,,sI East and west Trunk Line, 10 lmpola'
lively demanded for the accommodation o' !nO
Immense and rapIdIyErOwing transportation ne'
tween the Atlantic SeabOArd and EUROPE on '%u
ono hand, and tho great producing region" % INC
ohio aud MISsiSHiPpi Valleys on III" 0u"'F'
The Importance OF this Toad Is new OnIIet
from thu West TO the sea magnIAcS 1t into one
Of national consequence, and insnrGs to It all ex'
tousiye through traffic from tho day OF II" CONF
plc,Ion: while, in the development 1t thu extern
sIvC agricultural and mineral resources Z" ~
ginIa and West Virginia, 1t po"ScsScs' along y"
Owu line. tho clements Of largo anu W"''""'e
local O"'''''0 .
Tins tho gruat interests, bUth general aud
local, which demand tho completion OF tho uItks'
ArrAEE AND ONO RAILROAD to the Ohio RIVER,
afford the sur0st guarantee Of It's success una
'Aar' "nu rSa1or ''..O "Tss Nc. DrOvrosv
'uoSlAns" n"'''o"U ''''' y
In IN" Cou"tFI'
lts superiority as an East anil West rontC, and
I'll, PROMISE Of an Immense and profitable trade
awaiting Its compilations have drawn I" 1t thu at
IrntIon and cooperation OF prominent eapltaliSt
and Alroau mon Oh 'u'l wy W N' IN i,
and known integrity, WHOSE c'""1S''oH snsT
together with lha' OF onnv"s C ,.,,' " "
u"'s men Of virginia anu "eM ,nE,''II 49, ",'"
sheEge'c' nOnO'"O'0' "H"
cement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24

In succeeding to tho business Of tho lato arm OF
List, Morrison & Co., we desire TO thank the
trade for tho liberal patronage extended to the
house with which the senior partner has been
connected for over twenty-five yOanA.
Our long experience with tho wants Of the
trade Of thia section and our ample facilities for
Mg transaction Of tho. Wholesale Grocery BuSl.
ness, lead rs 10 believe that wo can offer lndacG.
tncnts not surpassed elsewhere. alb. |H.'
In connection with our regular business as
heretofore, WO have leased 4 GrBt.clAss Pork
Packing Establishment, and hAYG secured tho
services Of Mr. John Bayha, an experienced and
sklllfull Packer, by which arrangement We arc
enabled to sell Bacon, Meas Pork and Lard, at tue
We intend to oEIur special Inducements. TO Cash
and Prompt.pay buyers. We request an OxAtnl.
nation Of our stock and price list
Iani HENRY K. LIST & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24
KOS"K OOl

Professor and President Of the Faculty, late
professor Theory and Practice" OF
Medicine, Cincinnati, &c.
Ono Of tho mort eminent medical men OF this
age well known as tho author Of the following
STANDARD medical works: EEwrON's "PIAO
TIcE or MEDICINE, "'DIsEASES OF CHILDREN"
"NEwTON's SrNES SunGRRT," &C., In December
number Of american Medical RerlEIr-page 2TS,
says:
"AmonG the moro recent efforts To Introduce
popularity; some Of the now remedies. We notice
new preparation compounded BY J. J. Law.
RENEE, n. D., OF NORFOLK, Va, which 10 fur.
nishGd to the profession and tho public IN any de-
sired quantity. Wo recently ezGMiHSd htg Labor.
Gt0EY, and became fully SdhGfed that all his work
10 done In tho best manner, BY the most approved
pr0cstI6S, and from he best BidteriGlS, 0irtHg az
rGsuLt q medicine NETTING tho CONVlDRNoE Of tho
PHTSICTANS and tho PUBLIC"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24
TESTIMONIAL
uN,ox PAoIYTc R. r., OFF1rEo OF GEX: Surf. |
OMAHA, Dec; 70, 1850;

uS,ox PAorYrc R. r., OFFrnEog GEx: SURF.
OMAHA, Dec: 10, 1859:
Hon. r. n. AVERY, President National Watch
CO., Chicago, H.: ...ltl- .U-. .'4tJ
DEAR Sir During the month that have car.
rIrd ono OF yaur IN. ". Raymond" Watches y
hSs NOT iailSd to keep tho tImo with 30 much &c.
curacy az TO leave nothing to deslE0 In this re:
Vard, For accuracy In housekeeping, beauty Of
movement and finish, your Watches challenge my
Admiration, and arouse my pride Us an American,
and anu confident that III all respects they vii
compete successfully In tho markets Of the world,
with similar manufacturers Of older nations.
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encd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not alWayS, cured
by It's use. Nothing can restore the
hair whore tho follicleS are destroyed.
or the glands atrophied and docayOd.
But such as remain can DO saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty scdi-
,mcnt, it will keep It clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dolctorious substances which
mako some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor eau
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24
Kosxoo CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

EoRFoLK, Va, Sept. Z, 1902.
DE-. j. j. LAWREHCE-Dears Sir Ny son hdS ~.
etirOd 70 much 6trEllt from your tNoAder5M K0skoo
that cannot refFiln from expressing my grAu.
tude. had tried almost everything without
SeIsat believe In al sincerity ~ saat your
from which he has suffered. and, so far a. can
learn, has mover Allied II you only knew the
immense amount Of suffering that he hAs under.
gone, then you .cOuld cRseeire the rGlue Of such a
Fdnedy a. RoGkoO-TIIAT SURELY CURES. The
great amount Of good It Ia now doing among u6
70 inestImRblO. With much gratitude,
nm, respectfully yours, &C..
Mrs. II. Z. A. NELSON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24

Read tho following from Mr.. Womblr, prom.
mont Hardware Merchant OF this city:
No. IL MARKET SQUARE, NORFOLK. VA,
r.,.l. October u, 1869.
Dr.. LAwWENCE-DC Sir: To tho largo nun.
Dor OF testimonials which you offer Of tho great
efficacy Of your KOskoO, take pleasure 10 adding
Ity, Headache, LOES Of Appetite &c. Two bot.
ties Of KOskOo restored me TO health.
Yours truly, J. q. WCMBLE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24
DUST EXCLUDED,
Over Five Hundred Dealers

In various parts Of the land have unrescFvOly
endorsed them. They are In use npOn numerous
lines Of Railway. including tho UNION PACIFIC
and tho PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL. and officers OF
these rOAds. with other prominent \. K: oihciaIs:
n, n, cnpIoyes and traVclOrH, yet introduced.
The following are presented o. specimens OF
theRa testimonials;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24
FROM DIR, LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
i PRACTICE. RI

FROM DIR, LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE.
Omar BmOoE, Va, October q, 1860.
J. J. LAwRENCE, n. D.-Dcar slr: ] cheerlully
endorse Cour KOskOO as being q most valuable
preparation, Upon examination Of Tho formula,
Hnd each ingredient highly extOlled BY our best
and most progressive clinical investigators.
hAVO tested its edectS In my own pnctlce. and
nave no Mediation In recommending II. In my
opinion II Ia tho best compound Of its class ever
put before the publlc-Gxc8edlng BY far oil the
vArioEs compounds Of NarsapArilll, &C., ever In.
vented. Its decided Nerve Tonic, and InViR.
orator Of tho animal forces, aiding digestion and
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
blood, which should be the basis Of Treatment In
oil chronic diseases. Hoping you will reap tho
reward you deserve from tho publle a 0 benetAe'
tor, am sIP, yours truly,
P t.Fy ,E. CHARLES LLOYD, v. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24
Ayers
HairVig':or,,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cFOOtual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
10 its original color.
'ofM The gloss and
JreShneSS Of youth.
Thin I,oir 10 think.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24

Lines ara now projected or in progress" through
ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will con-
uOct tho Chesapeake and Ohio With the entire
Railroad SJStSms OF tho West and Southwest
nd With the Pacific Railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-24

The details Of the Lean haVO been arranged
with special reference to tho wants OF all classes
Of investors, and combine tho various features Of
convenience, safety, and protection against lO"S
maud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
CRINlNAI

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yes,er-
DAY. before Justice Cox. Joseph scechley was held IN
default OF 900 bail TO the larceny OF 800 poInds
of lead pipe from steamers lying az Pier NO ~ North
River On Thursday, while Officers Trayers and Gro
oner to the SatiOnH House, TTayers assaulted by
James Nelson, who endeayored To the prisoner
by scizing the policeman from behind and apply ing
his teeth the officers almost seyeIng It. Nelson
was ARE sted by Captain Mcdonald Of the rwenyeghth
Precinct his residence 81 No kingst and his
occupation as a carpenter He was released OIL 1900
bail Tor trial at General Sessions lSnatus Flynn becom
ing his surety.
AT the Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling
committed Thomas L. Williams for having III his posses
SION a quantity Of rubber, valued at $50 belonging 10
George w Abbott OF No. 81 Oldslp, when MAJ Deen
stolen from one Of the East River piers Timothy shee.
han and Ann REILLY committed Tor having roDDeu
MARY johnson OF No. sc Park OF Us while III NO
Duane-st. VIM. ii. Townsend was commltteu on tne
charge OF having stolen sal worth OF eiolnihR
belonging TO James G.. Warner, n feuoW poafder
AT No 2ll Elm.st. james Jackson OF NO J..
Jarnesslip was by Officer Wanding IN inc dct VI
walking Oh with chest OF tea valued at S55. belonging
Ia Wu H. Merritt Of No 100 FrODtst Inc thlei Was az
rested and committed. Emory Swan OF Boston Mass
whe passing along Greenwchst, was induced 10 ehlei
n store by one Edward Jacobs, VINO soon aiterwMu
placed card the vest pocket OF swan and hen eit
Inc place in a rather rapid manner Almost iu menlhteI
afterward Swan missed $50 from the pocket ~ whch
The card had been placed and suspectng Jacobs OF pc
ing the thief he followed him and caused hS arrest ia
cobs WAS committed TO await an EXAMINATION anu swan
vas sept TO the House OF Detention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
THE COURTS.

United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
The SOnerS Bank Embe=>temcnt-1he exam
nation OF Morris S. Hi, continued Yesterday before
commissioner Shields the fact that the affairs Of
the bank were conducted very cnriously Thesyice
away in October 1863 money in the bank counted
and found to be "abOut" $4,000, but no memorandum
the man placed in charge OF affairs accidentally DIS.
covered in drawer among some old papers so,Ooln
bonds which had been deposited by customers OF the
bank for safe keeping. Mr.. Marshalls pass-book was
produced and entries were specified showing deposits
amounting TO over $500, which had never been
credited TO him in the bank books on me
other hand. entries were shown 10 when mn had
pear pasbook lie had ever deposited The dc
aoTptedy irreenar did not necessarily Indicate any
thing criminal one two other witnesses were called
CHARGED i to them by i Ths evidence yet
absolutely indicate that Hill did anything worse than 70
them up to hide his neglect OF his duty, but testimony
vet in reserve. 1t is said shows that he lett Sones "h
$500 in cash spent 10 or u days III getting 10 @
and deposited there $50 in an assumed name III ke
wise appears that he boosted. shortly before leaving
Samers of having made 5000 in gold In single week by
Wallst speculation. The case stands ADJOURNED unti
tie Horard Counertetng Commissioner Shields
Yesterday continued the examination 81 Benona now
counterfeit one-ccn proprietary STAMPS Tor use IN HOW
ards business match manufacturer George W;
lyon of Smthve Staten Island, testified that Howard
visited him several times about the counterfeit plate ana
he would give $50 or even $50 Tor T. although ne
whole thing conspiracy against MN Joh StoIer
Waters edge, near Towards dock, ana tie prose
cution conceded that this witness tried u sell
n 10 Howard for money. Cornelius W. Nance,
called for the defense testified to hearing stofer say
that he would make Howard run away ahc also a..
serted that Howard asked him 10 get the plate, but
expressed the opinion that he uioward) had enemies
enough TO get up such conspiracy against MN The
case was adjourned until Thursday next AT II O'Clock
BdnLrtptcyIn the case of The United states ast L.
Latorre i'm bankruptcy, motion 10 dismiss az te con-
clnson of the case the Government argued yes
erday before Commissioner Belts but the hearing was
adjourned to Tuesday next before the argument was
completed. , . -.
The Custom House ImDosi1r-The prosecutors have
discontinued the case OF Taylor alias Mayhem charged
with making Unauthorized use OF Collector Gunuells
signature and with being humbue generally, aud lie is
10 he sent out West and allowed 20 take new start
Circtf and District COpiS.-But little business wan
done Yesterday these Courts. Two OF three prisoners
will be brought up to-day for sentence, by Judge wood
ruff who to sit the Northern Circuit the resJ of the
month The cases down for next week VIII probably
be tried before Judge Benedict Tie Baichord case Is
htIll resCrNCd"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
Siaiiuniru. &e.

CLOTE g. JAMES,
- srATIONKRs. PRINTERS, AND blANk BOON hAfVfAc
TuRRlS Ne " Pulienh Ussrs ssheiIss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
s1pERIoE corRr-srEcnL TrrM.

Decisions.-By Judge Jones.-S canaan ct al.
agt. Thompson ct alIhiouon ap2ontinG iecgiv yer
AT. Herbert ct al.-MOtiou granted Mccarthy agt
Bank OF Savings IN Newly Motion granted without
costs Beckett agt Green-MotOn granted, AMI cause
referred Smithers ct al aet. Nal.-Moton granted
Riuton agt. MasOn.-MotOn granted Fenhan agt
Knapp-Motion granted NcI agt. Friedman ct al.-Do-
PENDANT TO days to serve new undertaking on
payment OF $40 costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19

psss Pier No II T. close at the General POst0mee a. ~
Steamship sails at u m =,
Mails Southampton and Bremen steamship amer
Hoboken close PostOmoe at Seanf1ip SANS
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only, made up on bremen
Pier. and closes at lao
MONDAY, MAKcH 81.
Mails for Aspnwa Panama and for the South Pacific and Central
American per the Channey Pier ~ r. cose 81 tbe
General Office Oi Steamship SAILS at from Pier u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
p4SSENGERS ARRITED.

IRON sAyASgAH-lp steamship -fsnt Wood, h, ";
- a,nt nd maid Mr.. 81 Plumb and nuf.s, hr and Mira
spencer Thomas Price Mrs. Price NJ and Ms Psty me-
n y S.nsk,n Toutones Wm kerr. J. Hs'ilAnh NJ Lew
Yit,s,r.ld H. Kossnter. Tho, g. Ries' NJ" pee' vi I"
piulh
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MUG pACKkCES FOR THE PRESS.

c,.us and pursers this requested TO
addressed the EesYork Associated Press only TO
persons exhibiting rnt,en authority o. W. snonto General
AGENT Journal Of Comm>rc> inns TRIBUNE
World Eprss EreHiag Post CoreresI ddu>rsr Silih
etg DuokTa should also b. delivered on TO
.ls samsp eThDuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
Dpp.RTURg or FOREIGN NAILS
SATURDAY. MARcH 10.

SATURDAY. MARcH 49,
Mail. for Fnns. Hare and Drssh per ..sssp rs',. Sc
nail D. A.. A.. .,..u.hin clsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
3,Ip Manttb.

AGENTS WANTED-To sell OUR HOME
~ PHYSICIAN the Handy Book Of Family Medicine By Dr. Beard
Just sell hard when people cannot sfod TO pay
ocors Bills Get Money. Health, and Life Circular
free +. B. TREAT Co., Publishers o'S boAoNAl' " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
SATURDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-9 M
MINIATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC. 80
s., 6 Os SON sets ....... OIL Moon Tse"..,. $50
SAND, H.ol 300 Cows Island 1881 Hell Gate ....G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
Qintisirr.
90 Wanufariut,ts.

THE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY ip the attention Manufacturer their Water Power
AZ tn. tosu Psae Ne" Jersey on rds waite. four nis' bso"
P,,,.o eight above ksusk adjoining The he kAfosa
,,d ,lp ten % Of Hoboea and yss CITY and eleven from Iee
CIV Han Mes York The, have head and Oh Of usnt"o feet 70
~ uss , N, whole Ps spd reservoir Of three hundred
,es TLs Nh S,ss large and sinssd h eash one has the
b,us Of both bsid aud i races Toe suppl
moi on, absndant The property situated on
r,s The nist Of popsahoo "he ~ pIennv 70
Of eonmusestg With b. pApk ROAD by fal
y.o b. renders mosi advantageous oeshon o
furne On the Prsni"s " nss sod ssostanta
MIR Mn lrOo Ugh Machine shop and Founder,
iii Nj, Tor ia nss,s oeupsoA Applications can 10 made 10 w.
TORRBY, 20 ysssy a., Nov Ton,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
TarbIr anS SlIit Iani,ls.

Imblr anS SI1tl Iani,ls.
ENAMELED SLATE MANrELS. - Plain,
IL Nsrb,,ed and decorated prices from SO u Sjn aud upward
Alo SA,e deception, pIsin aud ornar entail
TbHEuiN SLATE Co. no. ~ YES. Ekheen.h,t,
Bev Fifth and SiIth-iV.t
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANTLES.-
wi fye hundred designs hand hber, dis
count bills sold this month A. kLABER l4 and 80
Vast Eighteenth 1t. se,r Third ave, \ Y
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rlch
WI .ut eleg.a. degns FROM So xl Al5 up 10 $3.50 T. b.
STEWART Co Srrth ave- bet ThSth aud Thirty Lh s
G KLABER & Co.'S MARBLE WORKS, form
-, an 2Z3 W fry sL-Mabe and
Msrbesed Msre Monuments. HesdGioaes Ie, Wsnsco1s latest
designs a greatly reduced prce,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
$500 A YEAR.
Dogs Not q "E.pRaI Tender''
for once.

A Washington special TO the
Commercial. says, that on Friday
last spaniel dog arrived IN Wash
ingion by Adams Express, consign-
ed Gcneralt TO Grant, by gentleman
in Cleveland II was duly deliver
cd at the Executive Mansion, and
the President, upon counsel with IL
friend, declined to receive IT, on
the ground that dirt was sufficient,
and for tho additional rIason that
thero was a bill ofexpress charges
amounting TO ten dollars. The ex-
press driver was last seen gong
down the avenue, with dog in his
Wagon, on an excursion TO find
purchaser who would poy the chor>
Ecs and ;ake the animal away -
Thv nnmc Of the Cleveland doner
WAS not gwen. nor wns the Office
he wanted. Tho President doubt
less thought there were two. legged
spanicls enough. to pick up the
crumbs at the Whi.e-housc, with
out paying ten dollars for n four
legged one
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
Mistcllantuus.

WIVES ON TRiAL.-lt is curious To-
know that at one time taking wives
on trial WIS custom il Scotland.
At the public fairs, men selected
female companions with whom to
cohabit for n year. AT the expira-
tion of this period both parties were
accounted froe; they might eithcr
unite in marriage or live singly.
Frlars were despatched from the
monastcrles into the rural districts
to INQUIRE concerning hand d-fnsted
persons, and to bestow the clerical
benodictiun on those who chose to
exchange their exceptional ccndi-
ton for a state of mstrimony.
Hand>fasting was one Of the SOC: I
Irregularities which tho Reformers
sought TO suppress. In 1862. tho
kirksession Of Aberdeen decreed
that persons who had been coha5I-
ting undor hand-iast engagements
should forthwith be joined in we'd
lock- Except in Highland districts
where il fingered, hand fasting
ceased within twenty years after
the Reforma tion.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
Refused Admission.

A gentleman on visit to Waeh-
ington, one day very coolly opened
the duor Of the Senate Chamber,
and was about 10 walk in, when the
door.keepcr asked: Are YOU
privileged member?" What do
You mean by that?" asked tho
stranger. The reply was: "A Gov
enor ox-mcmber of Congress, or u
Foreign Minister" II am a Minis
ter" From what court or coun-
try ?" asked tho official Very
grnvely pointing up, the stranger
replied : From Heaven, sIr." To
This the door-koepcr waggishly re-
sponded "Tho government, sir,
ut present, holds no intercou rso
with that foreign power"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
How the Radicals Govern
WashingtOn City.

DOM PIATT tells hard tales
ahou: Washington City, in his let
ter to the Commercial. That city,
governed by Rudiculism, black aud
white, he says, sis mean, corrupt
despotiSm, and If matters do not
soon change for tho better, the best
friends Of Washington City will be-
come discouraged, if not disguised.
], for one, will favor a removal of
the Capital to more decent and
civilized community" To justify
these hard names, he cites this
fact
We had, lately, un instance Of
the brutal condition of these peo-
plo. Quito large number OF gen.
tlemen-and representing all the
prOperty.holders Of tho city-at~
tempted to hold public meeting
and discuss the proposed rciorm -
The call Of tho proposed meeting
wHs addressed ~ those who favored
II territorial form Of government
for the district, This meeting was
invadel by u NOISY, dirty rabbIe of
d'ty negroes rDj filihicr whrto men
who took possession, drove out tho
police and tho rcformcrs together,
andl proceeded 10 haraneuo, as
demagognes are wont to do This
in sighI OF the Capitol, at tho seat
Of our Government, and in keeping
with tho riO,s thas disgrRced The
polls ~ the Ate election.
"rhe Capitol movers have tnken
heart, and this disgraeeful affair is
be'ng spread over the land, and,
what Is worse. VI hcods no oxagger-
alton. A little moro of that sort Ol
thing. and the people will demand.
in disgust, some other locality for
tho Capital"
Such u tho Radical Government
Of the Capital city Of the Repub-
hel