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OIL.

An Oil City correspondent Of the New
York Times writes:
1.-THE total production Of oil in this
country il now about 5000 barrels per
d ", and there are now above 100000
barrels in stock. On account OF this
imm-nse surplus the producers are il
the power OF the refuers and exporters
who are able to keep the price of'crude
oil down to what the producers regard
as q ruinous rate. 1t is expected by
stopping production Tor thirty days the
stock on hand will be reduced to four
or five hundred thousand barrels, and
some favor q suspension Of production
tor sixty days. which would reduce it To
1000 barrels The productlvenees OF
the wells would not be over 1000 barrels
per day on resuming, aad the price ol
crude oil, il 10 calculated. would 60 up
to five dollars per barrel, or nearly
double the present rates. The only
reason why the suspension of produc-
ton will not certainly be general 10 .
lew days is that a few producers may
refuse to unite in the movement, and
this will induce others TO keep working,
because they cay they will not shut
down for the benefit of the few, 1t any,
who will continue
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MAMM ANpTTR8AAD}E.
rev York Market.

Il
NIx YoRK. September q.
FLOUR-The market is dull and
Sittout dsSaisd chiugei n'price at s6 10
E@6 60 for sqpssfses State; 81 2597 40
choice do o. 789s 90 for fancy do;
l$6 l5@6 60. for superfine western; s. 20
E(3f So for common to medium; IS 40
tot be0oa 'extsG 10 fouod hoop Ohio;
'$a sQ6l0 l8. for common to. fair extra
ST. Louis : Southern -four is quiet
and unchanged At s. 70@l0 90 for
tcomm6u % lair extra, and 80 05@
SN So Tor good to- choice do. Rive
'aouf To- Unchanged 2 at a 3395 80.
Corn meal j. quiet. . -
GRAIN-Wheat dull at 81 40
al s55 TOT No. . spring; 81 500
| fA6l fot No I do; u 629l 70 for
winter red western: 81 So for amber
western. and 81 1902 OF for white
do. Rye and barley qaiet Barley malt
iunchapgSd. Corn, 65f@65ic for sail.
!osts qaset at 39a 43tc for new western;
i4804Saior old dG. 4394Sc for new
PRoXIsIoNs-Market quiet and !
unchanged. Mess, pork at $l4 30
for new mess 1913 009l3 so for new
p.imesness: Beet duti'snd unchanged
ct 8 'O0@7 90 for plain mess aud
|$S .009l0 90 for extra mess. Beef
hams are heavy at s2S 00a3O 90
Tierce beef nominal at $l3 GOALS 90
tor prime mess and SIT O0@
10 90 Tor India do. Cut meats are
quiet at ll@l4c for hams and &c for
shoulders. Middles are dull at size
8sc for long clear. Lard qHiet and
steady at S4@94c for No. l TO prime
steam and 9fc TOR kettle rendered.
PETROLEUM-Firm at ll!@l2tc
for crude and 244c for refined.
WHISKY-DuIl AZ 93Ic.
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At the. late usetine OF the pioueers
10 San Francisco, Jasper O Farrell r.
LATED the following story, whiol ELECTED
sRests Of laughter In N91HeA lazy
rspobero near the garrison at Pesos
dero, and used TO cultivate the officers
there becsnsS thSy.ketssSette wins
than did. . Near Us lived two H,hef+
.meu-RobbS Ind Jsck i0uedG Rob
by Wss missed, and eletSH ids!S after
Jack fished up his body from the bay.
Geosgs Jennipg and lieutenant Derby
--.better Known to chs public IS John
Phenixn -Gnd myself were announced
a. iuryms6 4 " Ressf C6mpbell, tina
oniy shsn vbesids myself To- tho whole
county who p8sesssd 8 buggy, alter
mature dsliberstion. Derby tore leaf
from q ,pfSyef-book .oWAed BY jack,
And wrotS 6fystdfeE u bfloys: We,
the uSdstdg ssa sjuidh dos fS6 that
Roktg ao 1resiSa Sarihfthe sonnd,
and WSs not tQap4 I'll eleven day.
~. 2; Ne - e q s r.
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Ctuctnnnli Market.
CINCINNATI, September 81

CINCINNATI, September q.
COTTON-Steady; middlings, Isle
nothing doing.
COAL-Firm; Pittsburgh. 22024"
I .FEOUR--Firm; family, 81 4OCA7 65
GRALN-Whest red at 81 5O@l 20
hill, 81 5s@l 80. Corn steady at 44G
45c. Data at 30@40c for new and old
Rye quiet a. 6S@72c. Barley at SOC
csc .or lair to choice fall.
HOGS-Steady at 81 5594 so. Re-
ceipts 997 head.
MOLASSES-At 60975c.
-9OTL-Linseed at TIC.
PROFESSIONALISM, with falling
of in the demand. Mess pork, Sl3 10
Bulk meats, shoulders, Sc; clear sides
&c; hams, 1639l7tc. Lard quiet Al
SIC for city kettle.
r0SUGARS-Firm.
,WHISKY-Steady at SOC.
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FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.

Rour rxo HUNDRED AND FIFTY
j acres OF the very best hill iaud--'wo
t - acres unde or calttystion-adjoin
~, and o. -heph-rd NcNechen AMI oth' ~,
IL, u n IN on aud one h III miles Of Benwoo !,
N,rSna,l county. Will seli entire or In
~ oa1 ately. w. v. HO4E & BRO,
II I'M Bailey's Block, Market Street.
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baltimore Market.

'BALrNoRE, September q.
COTTON-Dulf low middlings at
,l7a@iSc. '-'
,. FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat steady. Corn quiet
and scarce for southern; white southern
at TIC; yellow do at 65666c mixed
western is offered at Csc without huvers!
70a,s dull and unchanged. Rye firm at
6S6S0c.
PROVISIONS Unchanged, s'rong
and buoyant, except lard. which is
heavy and weak.
BUTTER-Uncharged.
.WHISKY-At 932c.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September -.
FLOUR-Unchsnged.
GRAIN-Wheat unsettled; No. 2
spring at 81 17i@l lSa c,sh, 81 lT4@
/ I99eller September. Corn quiet and
without change Ne. 2 at 34ic cash,
34s@353c seller October Oats dull At
34a34s :; closing at 32@34c tor No. |.
Barley dull at 6S@70c cash, aud 6SH9
600 seller October; No. 3 al 5495jc;
rejected at 36636sc.
= PROvISIONS-Mess pork at $l4 81
cash. !" .' '.'.'. '..,'
V HoGs-A, q 5O@5 10 for fair to
choice lots. ',-'
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Farm of I28 Acres Of Land
For Sale.

cIrTATE ON THE BETHANY PIKE,
> i've miles from the citv OF Wheeling,
al h.inG a part of the James Kelly farm
Tn mp I'VE nents consist OF good two
story n,wed log house, large stable, spring
hpuSa. &c the land IL in high state OF
cultivation, aud has o. e-fOurth Of q mile
fr M on the ke. For terms, see I. b.
Kelly, IN the premises, or
THOS. OsRIEN, Reat Estate Agt:.
avp'Q WnpeUny, W. va.
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bair IL thickened, falling hair checked. and
baldpess often, though not always cured
by It's use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the folljcies are Destroyed, OF the
glands strophied and decsysd: bat such -
remain can be saved by this application.
and stimulated into activity, % that new
growth Of hair II produced. Instead Of fool
Ing the hair With psay sediment II viii
keep II clean and vigorous is occasional
use viii prevens the hair from turning gray
or falling Oh, snd consequently prevent
baldness Theressoration OF vitsiIW II Rivss
10 the scsip srrests and pfevent N yofms-
ton Of dsndrur, which " 20 pYtsn % IN.
cieaniy and o1snAive. YreA ,from fhoas
deiessStoua suhsssncss which mAko Aoms
preparations dangerous s1d injurious 90
The Baif. tkH VigsN can only beDs0t Aul nof
term t. IL wanted Inkfay ~ d HAIR
DRESSING, nothing else cSb b found ~
desirablA lContsini6e aslfihsr Oh nor dye
itdos pol soti white cambric, and yst lasts
long on the hair, giving " rich, gjo8y
Iaais, and : erstenl perfnra% 80
Prepared by Dr. .0.AyU&0o.,
Prscqoai snd Analytical casm,s4, Low
Gilt AuHM< ! = X-1tArW%20N
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For Sale.

TWO STORY FIR ANY HOUSE
- with sven or eight rooms. on Jacob
- ,treat: alSo a small Frame House With
tv, RIO ~ on JACOB STREET; also nav
bricx House on Eod street. containing
tnp- -o1nS. l.. u. HUGH rs,
a,S Real Estate Agent.
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NewYork Money Market.

New YORK, September p, 6 P. NJ.
MONEY-The market to-day was
dull tutsteady and loans were affected
at from 4M7 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-S'eady
and unchanged at l07s@lUS for prime
bankers sixty days sterling.
GOLD-Firm snd RAGGED from ll2G
ll2i
GOVERNMENT BONDS-United
States currency Ga at ll2t@ll2l.
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Island Town Lots For Sale.

npPJSlTE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
Fifty choice Building Lots, price 500
10 ;1 One.third cash; balance In one
AMI two wears. Also, the dwelling House
nov reside IN. just. above suspension
Bril- e. on west side Main street.
Fo: particulars, enquire OF
Jnlv 26th, 1872. Jy28-h
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For Rent.

TlE THREE.SroRY nRfcK DWELL
L ing at ne lowe g Il OF Clsph e street,
Stn,re Nhea ing, known as The PEARSON
belonging 10 the estate OF I. j.
Sdnpoell, decesse {. PnsseSsioo can be
nau IN first OF October next lnQutIe OF
sepl0.h T. r. Won EsHEN
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Toilette Market.

TOLEDO. September 81.
GRA1N-Whest, prices a shade
higher: No 2 red winter at 81 45f@
1 46; Nos red winter at 81 400; am
Der Michigan At 81 48. Corn dull;
high mixed at 44fc; white at 4Sc; dam
aged at 40c. Oats quiet No. l at 3Sc
for old No. 9 29a630,.
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CTATE "F WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

George o. Davenport, Guardian OF the In
t4ut heirs ut James Y. Cald we'll, de-
cetStd. vs.. George II. Caldwell, Anna l..
Caldwell. Bella =. caldwell aud Edmund
y Caldwell, infant children Of James Y.
Caldwell. deceased, and Mary T. Caldwell,
willow of said James Y. Caldwell, de-
ceeS ~. In chaucery.
Pursuant 10 decree entered In the above
named cause on the 10th day of July. 1872,
I will, a. Special Commissioners named In
said decree otter at Public Sale at the front
door ut the Court House OF Ohio county,
West Viryini L. gu
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For Rent.

RELMONT GRCERY STAND, STORE
- Room and Dwelling corner Market and
DIV ion streets. Possession given immedi.
ivya ina"i'e OF WIN avrNrox.,
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Provisions. So, ,

SVu Hams, - -, - y 80
'S g., 9 pounds Bacon shouldr-
Clear SideS
100 barrels Mes Pors,
N9 uaroes Leaf Lard.
m keks E4htl1 Lard.
80 ~ s4 !
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A droai m
which h a
once agreeable.
healthy. and
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INSURANCE..
Lie Insurance c. pf Virginia,
CAPITAL, 92S3, 900.

A. G. NICKNAME President
DARGI fAoL, u d CIV Nv NSNASi' '' ise
PRESIDENTS ....-. 4..
SAMrEL b PAUL. Secretary.
DP.F ACKLER, Consulting Actuary.
I,a.a IouN Fl ray Sinner intendant Of
JUDGE sohN R'A-E>A' 'S'1pse.. =. 49,, =
snn,e ofBce petersb,rv. Va, with Local
Roards An ali ,hs cities 81 yirginis, In the
Distr,c, 81 Cornmtis and In West virginia.
dc noi,ciss ara NOW generally con coded
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Every year increases the popularity OF
this valuable Hair Preparation which II
due TO merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons thas II II kept fully mp 10 its high
stand ard: and II IN the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR TO its youthful color. max.
ing II sof, lnstrous, and silken. This scalp
by It's use, becomes white aud clean. IL TO
moves all eriptions and dandruf, and, BY
Its tonic properties. prevents the hair rom
falling out, as 10 stimulates and nOurtshss
the hair-glsnds. BY liz use, the hair grows
thicker and stronger. In baldnesa u re-
stores the capillary glands 10 their norma.
vigor. and will create n new growth, except
In extreme old age. II IN the most econom-
IcaI HAIR DRESSING ever used. N II requires
fewer applications, and gives the hair .
splendid, glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
N. D.. state Asssyur oi Massachusetts,, says,
The constituents are pure. and carefully
selected tor excellent quality; snd conzid-
err Il the Besr PREPARATION ior its intend
ell purposes"
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers
in Medicines.
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% EnicAL.
WOMAN.

BY IN irlnense rfscttsk extrndtng throdcn
period of year, hayiag withie that tine
mary thousand cases &c these diseases peSaly
TO woman, have been etab.e,l - perfect Anos
rdtcrtand a,Ieeable m,s.:circiiAl meets the mn
pc<Ilf-eecrtainty and eSactnees. ~
To designate this -atp.sl spesiae erm2osnAt
Nsye nnIN,d Il - p -, -. =
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FOR RENT.
HOTEL FOR RENT

TIE McLURB HOUSE HOTEL,
ELING, wENf VA.
M S LARGE AND COMM0DI0US
l. Hotel l. Offered Tor rent. Possession can
Or h d within thirty days. The iqrnitare
O. said iOus- Gun btpurcffased atEprfvate
orpun!ic sale Al very low rata Ahycom-
peIrnt pe' son ar p r Gus wishing to engage
IN tue holei business, a better and more
suitable "ou>e cou not be found being
Si''hte'i in HIe most eligible and business
part o. the city. Apply TO
JOHN McLURE,
angS-h Wheeling, w. Va.
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- Csf Srs<s ON AND AFTER JUNE
kt8 -ss-S 2, ls72, Trains will run ~
BALTIMORE g. OHIO Z. &. GO.

~ 1@EHE PASSENGER TRAIN
~ WV will be run by the following
schedule on and after June ~, BTZ- Wheel.
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wEn-LMAVn
wheeling
\ daily st---ii55 r. ~
ARKfynS AT
lColumbus. Gi5 4. -.
i.5andpsky-.. &0R. y.
cincinnati. "a I.
lthtca9o...-IEB
81 Louis 8 % a. -
saturdays excepted.
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All tns lasl.fsyia COINS, cssksts and
Ca09O0 62D0.i ~ 4E-EE .F = s...-.
5 ~ Funeral Calls promptly attended 70.
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.IGs!lEsr DEL z tDsUD,sLA w ".
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saturdays excepted
CUMBERLAND A
EAsT-LEANE1
swheeling H. y
daily st-..163A.h
AKRIvEA At
CumberlandfO Z"
ssundsys excepted
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Ca,alnit estiyal Week

s rhcre have hot lJeef daring any previous
Christmas festisal that we retnenio,eer SO
many calamities rs have occurred during
the present. The loss Of life by Casually
has been fearful. by fire, and railroad acci.
dents, and falling floor. and ssipwreek,
death has made unusual inroads upon a
happy season. The old adasc was thar Q
white Christmas and green spring maze q
lean cAurc!1-yard, and green Christmas anu
"a white spring made The caurch.yard iat'
We have had the While Christmas ana nope
for the green spring. but fate has been, ne
ve,thc,ess. fa.tening the ehurch.yard fear
fully.
It must he remembered. however. that the
dangers TO limb and life have bccn Immense,
increased within few years. The number
of trains Running daily have been multiplied
md 90 must the dangcrs Of railroad acci-
dents have been increased. The excessively
cold spell which came upon Us VITA CHRIST
mas led to the building of more hreS ana the
Dilin" on of fuel, and Of course to The Igni'
ton Of wooden parts Of buildings near Tic
fires. And the increase Of population ~
,.rcascs public as5cmbIaGcs aud keeps com
n.unitics in constant danger from Tie givln@
away of floors tina. were strong caonSh ioi
| The aS$emhageS heret o!orc.
But While these f,c;s no;,y explain tie H.
crease Of fatal accidents they warn lis L" pro
vide more wisely and securely against them.
The railroads should improve their discipline
and their regulations 10 prevent accidents.
Familic, and watchmcn should hc
more careful with fire; and wife
burning fluids and The corporate
authorities of every town should inspect
every public building and sec TINT its floors
are strong enough TO sustain the weight 0!
rs many peopleas may be crowded within its
walls. 4 rare exhibition or 4 famous orator
may cram public room more thoroughly
than it has ever been before; and the door
that has supported all preyious asscmblaSes
may give way under the pressure o!
one drawn together by sensation. Many
such accidents have Happened within late
ycars-onc Of them, long to b lenlem'
berei, in this city. It is, therefore,
proper tint the public authorities Of every
city aud town should look to the puiic halls,
and allow none TO be opened for public as
sembiayeS which are not 50 strong am! reli:t-
bic as that 10 such accident can happen.
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illllaoll ispattlt.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 80, 1872.
The States and the u. S. Government

The States and the u. S. Government.
The clrpct-basgers and negroes IN Ala
bana are pursuing their old game Q! con-
ve.ting the credit of tho State into none!
with which to fill their pockets. The carl
lost Of tho acts Of the Legislatures Il, when
barbarian and carpet-bag rasealiiy hold swa!
is generally the passage of measure Tor the
issue and sale OF State bonds, and in every
instance the money raised by the sale OF
bonds issued by such bodies has been mis-
apDropriatcd. Il has been stolen, and TIT
southern States have been saddicd will
largely. burthens. and numerous
cases of issue between States and bond
holders have been originated.
Even now one MITCHELL sets out from Al
ALBANIA with his pockets full OF the bonds o
that State issued under tie authority OF thu
negro and carpet-bag Legislature sitting il
the courthouse at Montgomery. These
bonds this fellow Mitchell Is going out X
sell. aud he goes out quickly; tor II wont Gt
to wal. until capitalists find out all about th'
transaction of the issuing Of them. his liz
doubt sciryy agent OF scurfy BODY "li
sell at any price, and may or may not Drins
back the proceeds. He may go of, like DrL
Iolx, and appropriate them to bis own use
II viii matter little with the State OF Al!nami
whether he returns or not, or whether h'
steals the money he gets or enables the raS
c:liy Legislature to steal it by paying 1t over
TO the custodian OF that body. II the bond,
ure sold they will be lost to Alabama; and
II the laws Shall bind that State tor Their re-
demption it will he another act OF outrage
pcrpctrated upon southern State d!
wretches and iDcompcients-
who have been and are kept III power by
force OF Federal bayouets.
This is ore of those great crimes which
cry aloud to Heaven for revenge, and yet, IL
this day and in this land Of uneZalnpicd eli
terp.ise and Of unsurpassed facilities fol
the diffusion of information, there Is an
a;Houn; OF Indifference amongst the mJoGi'!
of tie people of the United States towards
this great outrage that is amazing. The na-
ion, Or the controlling part Of 1t, seems to
re drunk-politicllly d"bauchcd; dead to
wrong and injustice; dead 10 the welfare OF
the Union. ASslredly the dignity aud honor
OF the whole country is sadly impaired by
Political events iu the South. The national
power is seriously diminished by them, and
the common interests of all the States, ana
tic peace ana wealth and physical force OF
Tic whole Union, demand that solne remedy
should be applied to check the disastrous
political decadcncc Of The southern states.
Justice would require the Federal Co.
vcrnmcnt to pay the entire addition TO the
debts Of the southern States created by TIE
corrupt bodies that have been put in power
by Federal generals, or sustained III ala
manner Of lawIessness by Federal hayonct>.
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EESTEES.

Died. December 2s!h, BLANCH GERIKl DE-
aco.I nine wears AMI thirty days also, CL!FFOhD
CORD ~. infaut children o. Jehue and Mary T..
WOc1!a.
Could tears OF anguish wake thee
From the dark aud gloomy gave.
In my arms How would take thee,
And bless the Lord. who died to save
Sad Is the house and lone the hours,
Since thy sweet smiles are gona:
But, oh, d brighter home than ours
In Heaven, IS now thine own.
Weep not for US. our mother lear,
We are ut rest, you lice! nos fear;
Our stay WIS short. rs yon may see,
Therefore prepare to foll'w u.s.
The funeral will take place at th"ir fathcr resi-
dence No. aA Twenty-fUurth street, IO-DA1
tAoudly! 1T II NJ. g
LyncilDurg papers please copy.
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The Enquirer is the title of new Week.

The Enquirer is the title ofa new " Weekly
"Journal of Industries, Insurance, Arts,
"itsde, and Commerce" published in Bal
timorc every Tuesday by 3!essrs. NAT.
Tyler, formerly of Richmond, and FEAsk
NaEGoE. Established for the discussion of
questions Ielatin. to insurance Interests, &c,
it Is not proposed TO be Indifferent to politics
and literature. The Enquirer is sixteen
page Journal and presca.sa rsat Topographic.
cal appearance,
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No Jrsr1cg FOR Lou1s1ASA.-[New Orleans
Picayrae.l Chief Justice Chase could 90
down 10 Richmond 10 hold court in place of
District Judge Underwood for the trial or
baiIin9 Of Jefferson Davis, but tor q judge Of
the Supreme Court TO come to New Orleans
to try case involving the most sacred
rights--the selG.goverument, the property,
and the persons OF the people OF great
State-the judges arc wanted in Washing
ton"
President Grant Gun send Judge Bond
down to North and South Cagolipa to take
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JUDGE DrtELL's OArH.-Judge Durell, OF
New Orleans. having become quite promi-
nent parsonage of late, attention has been
directed to the fact that in the beginning OF
the war he took the oath of allegiance to the
Southern Confedcracy. He was appointed
United States Judge by President Lincoln in
1868. and It is reasonable to suppose that he
could not have taken possession of his office
without subscribing to the iron-clad oath OF
1862. Considerable curiosity Il eYInced here
to solve the problem how Conscientious
man could swallow both aifrmations.-Wd wash
in1ton Correspondence Baltimore Sun.
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80 q liz ;i,I,,e,aI Of judge

charge 81 the dleial administration 81 judge
BRYAN, to prosecute before packed jurles sun
dry poar deyifs accused of conspiracy as ktt-
kltly under The enforcement act. But no
Judge 10. assist in saving the liberties ana !
louisiana frcnI subyersioD. Oh, no!
Judge Bradley Is, we believe, the judge
who was added TO liefsuprsne bench to de-
feat he decision of tue court against tue ., le'
bartender or tie currency. He may not,
therefore. be sufficiently independent or nom
PARTISAN to defeat the Radical VIII In ecn.
eress or the White House, as manifested
here. The relief sought through him Was,
therefore, at best very prohenlafic. h',t III
the eyes of President Grant the case OF Lou
isiana Is so Insignificant that the ordinary
routine of petty cases before the supreme
Court are more important-so much so as
not to permit him to ask Judge Bradley TO
leave Washington to come to New orleans
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