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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-19
BRIBI,G IOW, LEGISLarURE.
Investigate The Charges "f COrrup.
ton against GranI's Administers
tion-Hnw Senator Harlan Secured
His Election to TIL. SENATE.

From the Dubuque. LOwI., Herald.
i. one time and another IN his
puu.ic career. serious charges affecting
his personal integrity, have been
brought against Senator Harlan.
And for our own part, We never doubted
that they we're true. n error perhaps
IN some Of the details, nut IN the main
mar, rue. We have no doubt whatever
that ne IL corrupt ami dishonest
man. VINO mas used us Official POSITION
or hs own private Acknowledgement ana
croft. The Cherokee ianh sw'nd!e
and the aQuetucy develop nents AT
Washington sufficiently attest this.
fine more recent charge that lie
coun,euancrd aud shared in the profits
.; a fraud upon the Government, by
uiac,n. some our hundred Cherokee
Ind ans and -4nawS 4 d . ,ppoo-e- upon
The pension lsL aud thaL his agent
Wr.nt draw ne money ana pockesed
I will he generally believed.
Bur We are now N possession OF the
act Of 4 -uil more definite charge OF
.iisunnr-iv. which u InGS sadly IN need
Of exclamation Wnen H tr'an was a
.,anI.d,te tor the senate six years agn,
I'm. Union Pacific Railroad Company
rave A ira { or check tor SlO,OOO, TO De
used in uelpiug 10 secure his success.
On. statement makes the amount
>5pOn. while others put 1t At SiO,OOO.
Nue amount, however, - not so moor
,ant a. the tact This draft or check
was made PAYABLE 10 the order OF Mr.
Harlan ana H. now on tile with other
vuuchrr- AZ the office of the company,
m Rn-ton. with Ms name upon Is bdCE.
We are tod that it has heen seen oy
one or more prominent men OF this Stale.
w. call upon Gen. Dodge. leading
officer ~ me company, {" Tell the puniln
what ne knows about his matter. We
also cal. upon VI: Alison, VINO Is an
intimate fl, nj ct OAkes Ame-, the par
- vino T. President Of The mon Pacific
nrohabIv drew he check or iratt. 70 Tell
10 unbiic what he knows about It. We
a 80 call llBbn LLit DH'''t A'''N~S' -
mouth.pieca and organ OF Mr.. Al son.
m tell the public what It knows aoout
this matter.
Here is 4 shameful ami CORRUPT use
If money male bv Senator Harlan 10
tanner with the Legislature OF Iowa
and procure hi- election. II 8 grave
and important matter, and if any per
.on mas possession OF the facts IN the
,ase t is his duty to give them to the
peopie of Iowa, who are so vlt'I!y m
teres,ei in the question. Il Mr.. har'
Ian mas improperly tempered with an
Iowa Legislature, and the Ln.on
P,cific railroad has helped nun to nve
rrousand or ten thousand dollars IN
order TO 10 il. If the acts be not forth
coming from those whom we have
rasson 70 suspect are IN possession o.
them The people may be inquiring why
they are withheld
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ReFNOnaI.,

The child ike individual who sets up
the editorials of his rebel MASTERS on
the Point Pleasant Register, lashes him.
aelf into o red hot Jury because We
punctured him in tender spot concern
ing his toadyisu and political treacherv
says we cheated him out OF ten dol
lars. This put into plain English
means that We detected him in sly
trick to draw money from the State
Treasury upon pretended contracts, and
sent him OFF with flea in his ear, and
with little wholesome advice not TO oe
caught in such disreputable business
again or we might put him where the
logs wouldn't bark at him
Journal.
William E. Stevenson, Esq, editor OF
the Parkershurg State Journal, anu late
Governor ofWe>t Virginia. in the above
article, in an effort TO screen himself
rom the payment OF ten dollars, justly
due this office hy private contract,
casts an imputation upon our honor, hv
publishing that Us detected MN in sly
trek TO drav money from the State Treas
ny upon pretended contracts In Il
word. Mr.. Stevenson, We denounce this
As malicious Islander, aud YOU, sir, a.
a base and wrllul liar; anu demand OF
you TO make good yonr charge. When.
where, and for what, did We ever pre-
sent account, or accounts. against The
State Treasury, TOR services We had not
rendered? Cnt!l you bring the proo'
Of this, we charge and brand you as a
coward, a slanderer and liar.
Gso. W. TIPPKrr
December 18th, 1871.
The Register mas this further personal
paragraph, but We hope the be!liger
ents may remember The poeticai advice
OF good Old Doctor WATTS and let up
w E Stevenson, editor of the State
Journal, and VINO once disgraced the
GubernatorlaI chair OF thus STATE. is The
dirtiest and foulest mouthed editor ana
the b'tterest proscri ptlonlst. aud viIes'
oppressor that treads the soil, and poi
Iutes the name OF West Virginia. H.
mas no more idea about journalist
decency than hog mas about holi-
Law.
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FATAL ACCIDENr.-On Wednesday
9Th instant. a little boy aged two years,
the son OF woman named Jenny
Holdren employed n the family of Mr.
John Day. OF Forest Hill, was fatally
burned. During the temporary ao
-eDce OF ms mo'her, the child
clio, hlng caught the danes. and he was
Uncovered soon after 10y Mr. Day VIII"
tried to save him nv wrapping him IN
some clothing at hand. This 'aii'ng'
the chiids mother, vino came W.,
seized the little sufferer and pungei
him INTO a iub OF water which had
bren used TOR sealding hogs 81 tutntered
the previous day The chlIds lnJHr'rS
were however 30 serious that ne diel
next dav.-.Honroe Regicter
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L.Sipnep sale.

20 -v0EE~IINED WILL SELL AT
= ASTON 20 The highest bidder.
--..-s HTR-DAE. December y, al
Il. Al The store No. IS MAIN
Ire .Iv II Wheeling, N lois
..yr.. he -nIlre stock 81 Boots ana
'~' ~ ale i'm II R Porter & Co.
---s I'd he merchants Ol this city
--...l.ug country, facilities for
..r ..-.- ~jOckS rarely 10 De NET
--- -. - ,Ound N II most all
--.. D.. guar ,OOus ~OId ny the
..--.-,sluZ Il parr, WOmenS. Misses,
.-.... ..-aIarT Morocco ana Last
ms. 5bys ana Youths 6als AMI
... --rv Arge assortment nj Men ;
-. iravv Boots; Mems ana WO-
....-- ..y-r~nOe~. with many styles
I'm, .. ..tCl ylIca cannot De mere
-..--.. .,r. si>tlug altogether Of some
- LED Iackages.
-. .... p- procured II the store on
.-- - % lie >ale. when all VINO
... ..,v IL pIrLunI y III inspect
.,...r-. tnI % continue nom day
~ LAY, rreiit m al sums
= ys. % ana upwards, ,Or APPROX
e. .aray.c Al Dauk.
ROBERT p STOLL.
assignee d z. Porter y 90.
-z..y-. ) l. -. December Il. 81.
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no COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.

.s--r Nr!l
IN Chancery.
IN I-.-s I Il.
..-'E f A DECREE ENTERED
..Hpvr. -LL.t.ed cause. On AT
e. a .lav DI NOveIn Der. 81. I
To-, .--r-..... -I!amIs>lUner named here
-c---. 30 Sc. IN -ATL RDAG, the
e., . y-c-!uD-T. 81, At he 'front.'
-- I..- louise " ohio county,
g. -,ra.- u he Dill ana proceedings
TO- Lei. 49, iluTn as the 'kein
~ .--aj,-I IL he corner Of Water
.--.~ ,i.--Ls. n TIE city VI Wheeling,
ADS. Il, .I..uEs: beginning II the
80. .O.n-- II Water anu Quincy
- ----e lpr-a with Water street .UO
-=l.e Isl " = line parallels with
.--- 81 eel 20 An open space:
81 g.. ..- v--l Inc Df said open
-s..- . 49,: hence east by a line
b. g.. .L.gT street 10 an alley
,.,0I.4 VIA he vest line OF SAID Al
=-- d. ,G.uev ,trret: thence west
~ nth NE III said quincy street
b. ..--H. y-LuuIug. -Og -tn~r WIN me
- Al LEY Du the east side OF
--'-. = sUInmOn with other AS
- ... = All James 4. Baker, being
s-- 2. -s'v 'unvey--d 70 Jasper AMI
-a-.- - he saIu James ana James
as-. s. -. lLleI Dece Der -, 1854.
BE-. -ru-I--i Il iced nook -, page ~,
o." s--.- office ~ ONO county.
) -s property here Is new Tavern
- T.-.. = r.-I -,aDIInS ana ali necss-
. .-y...-r.a.cr-~ tuT 4 tirSt-ciass Hotel.
. ..a.-i Immediately poslte the
ass H4u iaIiruad Depot.
- . - ..-.Jue-. uUTth u the pur-
ley r.. ~ -rIuITed II cash: for
..- eli. II we've, Lwenty-iOur
~.E nu,as viii De given N
Ia -.i--,. h. purchaser executing
...' So ,up uv--I security bearing
81. .al-, rtyaOie annually, ana
.r.a.IeI IuLlI the last pay
e.. ..a.-.
I-yRGE -. DAVENPORT,
Commissioned.
..-. .E sal Ia IMPORT, Att'ys.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, December IS

NEW 7 ORE, December IS
MONET-Market active throughout
the iav, and at the cio.e me Ii mand
from stock brokers vas very pressing;
early in the day call lOans ranged rom
per cent currency to Per cent. god.
mt the inal tran-arrluns we're At | j.
@l-I6 per iirm. for turning stocks.
FOREIGN EX ,HANGE-Market
closed up firm at l09f1@lO9s Tor prime
b tukers Sky DAYS sterling bills, ana
1929 nllO for sight.
GOLD-Market closed weak at LOG
@lOg5.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
duet and firm at the close. {. ;. cur
rency 6= al 1890 i3s.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Decembe,

DALI DVIS'AioN- 80
COTTON-Dull and weak: no sac;
lUw mddlIngs at 1890 ;fc; mlddllug
uplands At 1910 94c.
FLOCR-DnlI and unchanged.
WHEAr-Que'; southern common
10 fa,r at 81 30 al b Corn active AMI
firm; white al j a6S; Yellowat 56!9 1pr
OArs steady at 509jjc. Rye firm at
9ur@Sl %.
PROVI>IONS-Mess p TX At si4 -
ml4 81. Bacon rirm: shoulders at &c.
RIO sides at Sc; clear rib sides at ST..
Hams At l4Al5C. Lard sleahv at Toe
BCTrER-Weste-n stead,; good to
prime AT 2UEa22r; choice at 22(p2+c.
WHISKY-Wea k ami unsettled al
96G9Ic.
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,..,guee sale.

..,.vrR-ICNED WILL SELL AT
+. irr,l1u % The highest bidder,
-r.pnHy. December 9th. 1871, AT 10
AL n II Il ne Front Door Of the
IS, - ONO county, the Glowing
'-. ~, Double Harness,
..,a..- iAEneNS'
..- q. ---aI stamps,
TX. 8.i Files
-..e. Maps.
Is. flee stools
-..->. nri-e Table,
..s.rT. stove.
. BE-. . 49,. Waste Paper Basket,
.,-,.k.-r Circular saw.
-. ash. -
- DUMAS J. CAMPBELL.
.. * Norway Iron Manufac-
many. delS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-19

We understand that Messrs. WIN
Eirnaoue. OF Eastou. Pennsylvania
and 4 Pardue, of Hazleton, Pennsyi'
vaDia have purchased Of R. \. tlan"-
,an E-o, Charles Hughart. william
BOWER and the Rev j. :. r oley' nea. pea.
Rowyers Ferry, Fayette county, about
Isno acres OF coal land for their lie
bouabt of our friend, Colonel ;. :
Tbon uson, E-q, land agent, OF thus
pjace These gentlemen are Itrse,s
engaged in producing IRON, and W.. We
undrTstand, intend erecting are
.aII;ns mil to make railroad lron' IN
~. ssctiou-Grssnb1sr Independent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-19
BUY THE BEST.

rr,HE .PEERLESsr CLOTHES WIRING
FIR will outu ear any Lud al others,
and do the work better than can be done
bv hand. saving lablr, time ami oihes.
fake one On trial, and il not "a l>iic DRY,
return il and eel your money. The POoR-
p AYrrCULARLY. cannot an0-u 10 10 Will
ont one of these celebrated Wrinsers.
Price only $50, with g; cheaper anu
hetter than all others other varieties 81
WIingers in stock Also the celebrated
Union Washing Machine
nuv.5 PRYOh bJID Il W.
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Dwelling Houses. &C.

-E1EE ROOMS FOR $50. ONE
-. nru> or = -. one ri nine
s-gu lie II six rooms or IS o.
-rls or - ~. one III nine
..-. street for 5000.
... -.-l.Qg lads N Vest Viz
. Pennsylvania. Missouri. Iowa.
- $50. i kansas. North Caro-
..,>. ,>--.. or sale W
:. =. u rEBERT.
Monroe. street
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A GALLANT You've LADT.-A re"
days ago q deer fleeing from a PACK Oh
bounds. came into the yard OF Mr.
BENJAMIN F. jackson, OF PocanG anon -,
when his daughter, a young lady o,
sbout sixteen years Of aye, with me
a'a;a,.nc. . little brother. caught It
snd killed il with a case-knite- Say,
Mr. Mauzy. of the Spectator can yoar
Augusta girl best thsif-e5rse"'''"
LndSpendsnt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-19

ALARsE TREE.-A friend informs US
,,bere is a sweet cherry tree on
u;uL;,o creek. in this county, on the
1anSs Of Mr.. William. Judy, winch
a. eighty teet in height. and
;na,ssn feet and nine inches In CIR
n'ne ',s.a,cs Our informant SAWS that
Gun t-ss was planted by Mr.. Samuel
G Gu. sixry-five yesrs ago.-erss"-
5risr Lrdspesdknt.
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For sale.

80 - EyLLJWTNG DEAR
81. sale .Or sale: \ hr!cS house
. e. ... Or. good stable anu nut
-.r-e street. near ne -hrlver
~ lOuS-- ana nj. OF. corner sixth
no. s.. D. >rIG II .lre- parts Il
house N 3 rooms IN CuapIlne
....-. ..tI-,ASe luu>e. &c \ house
.v ,t-a--.r. ~ II SIKH. containing
. y,--iirss ptutr-. JAla room. &C.
go. -,HtI. Silgu. -rIb.
rtU-. J'BRLEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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For Rent.

3D.. o.nfN SO. - WEST SIDE OF
...'-. 81 PRESENT occupied Dy Car
''.'- = session gwen .st oi April
Nm. :. Osborn.
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FOR RENT.
or Rent.

'.a- -4yRl BRICK BUILDING,
....". Nm -tTe-', next door 10
'' ~ .rupI> store, now Occ.-
s. ...-. yre>sInaker. Has a hue
. % ..Hut ana suitable rooms
.."~...& For particulars apply
'HuEE. =. X EN y kDI Or " ID.
.. ielS
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For Rent.

.-JlEi ~ MAIN STREET
'i'. iaI! & p.'S. now Occu-
.. .iaTr PJ-Ssssion gwen April
'E"in"nts required Will be
'u'icalaTS apply 20
MRS. PITTS,
Louisville. KY.
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or Rent.

!, 5.,.l'Ri House CONTAINING
= III. ,...' AMI I Kitchen. ON Morrow
n" -r, ~ EtEd Posse sion given at
I%ucu.ars apply 20
X GEORGE DTSCH,
Market square.
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'ehroti House For Rent.

J..rt REP AR + X FIRST
-'"'...- House. Apply at the
40. ". THOMPSON.
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FOR SALE.
Ling Lots For Sale.

rus FuLLOwING EITHER
~ = NJ retail: Lots No. u in
sac'sS"~"' n square :: the south half
= . ~ ''..,ra Do: No. IA II square q;
- 80. ~ ]: Va. ; IN square : No. y
- g. n square Ia; No. IN
,.rrr ~, n square ", ana No. - in
,- y, II square 70; No. 10 in
g.. ., -,o ,a.tlf No. u in Square 10:
Va. II -Iuare u; No II
~ Va. .! II square ID; No l. IN
- n square x, anu No. ID in
~ W w., ,lfulttd IN he subdivisions
-" 7'' L. u. HUGHES.
Real Estate Agent.
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The Negative powers ollie are strong. bu {
in a -w years how often IN paid hue, the
lack lrstre eye and emsciAttsf orrn. aud the
imp, Gssibi ity al appli, alton TO mental ell
fort. show their osnefli influence II NON
becImes evident tn the observer that soiur
tepre sing Influence s checking tie devel-
upiuent OF the ossdy-- Consumption il talked
oi, anu perhaps the youth y removed mum
school and sent into the country. This Is
one of the worst movements Removed
rom oryiinary divefsiunsof the ever chang
ing scenes of the city, the powers oi the
body, too much enIeebitd TO give Est 10
neaithfiI ana rural exercise. thoughts are
turned inwardly upon themselves
II the uatienI be female the approach ~
the nenses il louked fur With anxiety A.
the drst symptom In which nature Ia 10
snow her saving power IN dirfusing the
circulation and visiting the cheek with
the b DOM OF health. Alas: increase NJ sp-
petite has grnwu ny what II fest on. Tho
energies uf he system are pru>trnteG, and
the whole economy tsderanged. The heau-
ufll aud wonderful pc iod in which boty
aud mind IN irrgo ~ fascinaiinga change
rom rhilh tn woman. - looke-t for in VA u.
rhe parents heart bisets Ia anxiety, ana
fancies the grave but waiting FOR In victim.
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,''h0res Njuca Moaf

- ~ !. AORE'S MINCE MEAT. IN
Ao.e ior family Use. Tor sale
.aFra., X. J. SAYTH,
- AldEket and q .incv streets.
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RlOafe~.

an -, A8AUUIH BLOATERS,
As=i. Just received by
g--..,, z J. SMYTH.
--. Market ana Quincy sire Is.
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tilted CherrjaS

:so1n LED CHERRIES. PTTTED,
n store and for sale by
Co, NJ & J. SMYTH,
ArSet and Quincy stress.
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Mexican Fluid Ext puchu.

a pnsit We and -pecitiC Remedy" or Non
detention or LucUntinnce Of Urine. Lrri
alton, Inflammation Or Liberation pf the
Is adder ant kidnry-, diseases he Pms
tTIte Gland, Stone IN the bladder. aleu-
Gus Gravel ~ brick Uust DSppsIi and M
cunus or Milky Discharges, anu all Dts-ases
Dr Affections Di the sladner ana Kidneys,
ana DrOps,cai ~ell!ngs existing IN msri-
women or children.
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Peaches
Flour.

Flour.
1na BBLS BALTIC WHITE WHEAT.
ItW 80 Barrels Choice White Wheat
400 Barrels choice Red Wheat.
3OU Barre Bakers Choice spring
On hani and for sale low
no23 LIST. DAVENPORT q PARKS.
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Fish.
% hi. Bis Extra No. Mackerel. new
- Half Barrels Extra No. Mackerel. new
Boxes Georges Goldfish large and III.
ia Boxes @caled Herring,
Just received and or sale by
mob Z. REILLY
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-13
Gossip A1osst the Tribune aud
Times.

New YoSk Correspondence Buffalo Cousicr.l
There are rumors current in newspaper
circles that one Of the largest stockholders
Of the Tribune has INDUCED in outside op.
erations to such an extent as to have COM
PEELED the hypotliecation and probable sale
of his stock. Although the par value Of the
stock Is only one thousand dollars per Share,
the market value is eight thousand dollars !;
and if the hypothccsted stock should be
sold, it will probably bring more than that
sum, and it might pass into the hands of q
Democrat. I am informed on what ought
to bc good authority, that of the ono hun
lircd shares into which the establishment Is
divided, the present ownership is as follows:
Mr.. Sinclair, (publishe:), 22; DR.. Aver,
Of Lowell, 10; estate of Mr.. Clarke, (for.
merly financial EDITOR, 13; Mr.. Greeley, .;
Mrs. Greeley, 8; Mr.. Ripley (literazy sdi
tory, 8; Bayari Taylor, 8; MI. Rookie,
(forcman), 8: estate of A. D. Richardson,
8; Solon Robinson, 2; Mr.. Fitzpatrick
(pressmsn), .; Mr.. O'Rourkc (engineer), 2;
Mr.. Runkle husband Of Mrs. Calhoun), 2;
Theodore Tilton, 1; Oliver johnson, /;
Whitelaw Reid, 1; J. F. Cleveland, /.
1t is said now that Frederick Hudson has
been recalled by the Bennetts to the man
agement Of the Herald, which has never
had any management to speak Of since he
was allowed 10 resign four years ago. Al
least eight or ten persons have been in his
place since he went away, and none of them
having proved satisfactory, it has been
found necessary to rcinstatc Hudson at his
old salary, as am Informed, Of $4,000 4
year. The cldcpBennett has nothing to do
with the paper now, and is philosophically
waiting for the hcarse 10 come 10 his door
The younger Bennett, whatever future ca
pacity he may develop for journalism, can
not spare time from his yacht and his pleas
ures to supervise the daily. AS have said,
it is pleasant to men in ''our" calling tc
know that Journalists are in active demand
with steadily decreasing supply. One Of
the most prosperous wceklies here, which
has made large fortune for its proprietors
has been offering for some time $4,000 q
year for some person who would take cdito'
rial charge of the paper. OF course there
have been many offers, but no competent
man has yet been found,
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Not Ready to Die.
A CaNfoyaio Editer "Cuts" His Female Ae
QudintGness.

Emotional insanity having been 90 often
pleaded successfully by husbands In Cali
fornis In defence of shooting or knihng sus.
pcctcd gallsnts. the San Francisco News
Letter says: IAN mems wives who havs
hitherto enjoyed the advantage of our &C.
quaintance are hereby notified that this
ceases to-day, never 70 be renewed. Il Il
with deep regret that We disrupt tho social
relations which promised 80 much, but We
feel impelled thereto by the first law of M.
turc. Our lady friends who have the mis-.
fortune to bc married to other AID inferior
men will please stick like lcech to their
legal protectors, and not recognize us on
the street. We have taken considerable
pleasure In their socicty-a pleasure which
We fatter ourselves has been mutual-but
this thing can no longer be permitted to 80
on. We trust that our motivc-which II
pure cowardice-will not be misconstrued.
Somebody perishcs ingloriously every day
for being upon speaking terms with married
women, and We do not care to have our turn
come round. Deeply grateful for the pas,
,forbcarancc of aggrieyed husbands, We make
our bow and retire. Hereafter our mods and
smiles will DO lavished upon girls and wid.
ows exclusively; no others need apply
Whosocycr shall attempt to introduce US to
his own wife, or that of another man, will
be regarded as conspirator against oul
precious life, and subjected to, abuse in 'ht
columns of this journal. Nature Ia strong
ever We shall feel desire that way, We shal
treat somebody's wife with common cour
tcsy, get shot and so quietly to our reward.