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'A:DlSGRacEfUL sGEsE.
War Tslnts n The Hsuss-"That
IN q Lie,S

- Lte.'
There was q genuine sensation in the
House on Wednesday 1t only lasted
a few minutes, but it brought all the
members to their feet and cent them
trooping down the aisles toward the
space in front of the Speakers desk
An alteration between two Penusyl-
vsnis members over the soldiers home.
stead, bill was the cause. Mr.. Town
send, of the Seventh District, had q
protect read against the bill, sigued by
General Hartrsaft and Others on behalf
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic,
and which was prepared some time
during the last session, and declared
that for saying on the stump that Har.
tranft had aligned snch a paper he had
been fourteen times called liar by a
Republican paper in his district. Mr..
Speer. of the Seventeenth District, q
Democrat, said that the signers were
political soldiers, and that the Grand
Army Of the Republic was a
political organization. Mr.. Town
send replied that this was because
the soldiers were Republicans while
the Democrats were rebels. This pro-
duced an instantaneous commotion on
the Democratic side OF the House. Mr.
Manson, Of Indiana, who was a Brigs.
der General in the war, rushed toward
Townsend. brandishing his fit. and
shouting, That's lie" A number of
other Democrats who were officers of
volunteers sprsng up and made similar
EXPLANATIONS. Mr.. Speer sad, THAT
statement is false in fact, and unworthy
of his colleague"
at is worthy of him, you mean" ex-
claimed Mr.. Morgan. Worthy OF
him." echoed q score Of voices. The
phalanx of the Democracy began TO
flock to the front and rally around
Speer and Manson, and on the other
side the Republicans were nearly all on
their feet pressing forward down the
aisles. Mr.. Randall made his way
through the press Of Democrats and vo-
c,ferated at Townsend: Where were
YOU dur ng the WARP? 81 was at home"
replied Townsend. "Yes, you were
home making money out OF the SOL
dlers," said Randall. Where were
your retorted Townsend. 81 was q
private" Randall replied. In the
home guards" suggested some one on
the Republican side.
The principal disputants, Townsend
and Speer, preserved their temper in
the midst of this tn MOL, and a little
vigorous rapping Q the Speakers NAL.
let Gained the excitement and restored
order.
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Old Teeumseh o. the Raek-Ab0ut
sa ne AaEainE .ef Cel1mbia.-s.,r y,
General Sherman Was examined be-
fore the American ana British Claims
Commissioners last Thursday in regard
to the burning Of Columbia, He
denied that he had isaned orders 10 burn
Columbia but .admit.edsthat tho army
was greatly exasperated against South
Carolina, and thar this evaporation
was greatly increased by General
Hampton's command firing into his
camp a night or two before entering
Columbia, which evaporation he and
bis officers participated in. and this Was
know to the men. A correspondence
was then ehoWn- to General Sherman,
purporting to have taken place between
him and General RaTleck while On his.
march to Columbia. The cormun'ca>
ton from Halleck desired him to de-
stroy Charleston and SOW it with salt,
40 there might no more notification or
secession grow up there. 'To,this Sher.
man in reply wrote that Charleston and
Columbia would soon be in bis hands.
and Halleck would have no cause to
complain of his treatment Of them;
that he had the Fifteenth Corps with
him and that corps did their work well;
and further that he (Sbermso) would
not spare the public buildings iu Colum,
bia "a he had at Milledgeville., Gen.
eral Sherman admitted on bis examins
ton that this correspondence WAS
authentic. He stated that he occupied
Columbia with the Fifteenth Corps In
reply to the question whether be kert
the men in ranks after taking possession
OF the city. he said mo" He could
not have done 30 to have prevented the
burning Of every town in the State OF
South Carolina These responses were
drawn out by the representatives Of the
British claimants, who allege that their
properly at Columbia was destroyed
wsntonly, and in vi,'ation Of the usage.
OF war. General Sherman manifested
a good deal of excitement during the
examination.
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q ooa Ga1 Of December, 1872,

,.s,il Cour, HouSa, offer for safe me I'M
Al san ha'f o. fity-two acres OF land.
dN oEU As tne Mineral Wells r operty."
oH. ' ." * situated about seven rniles
Ihs Ep",Icersburg, eud is k nown asfhe best
NOM Mace N the STATE; also, one quar-
v s.t, one a,rr sd'oiuin: thu above.
I'm ,,,,.r,y. The real estate will be sold
sonS hid b in hand an the Residue
toF .n' an tw" years, the purchaser giving
ID o with e uTiry, bearing intere rIm
9phI ~ ale ale. ior the lie erred pay pents.
ID! VI h. 3. ) / EP II kNSON,
ASSIGNEE.
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For Sale.

.vo-sToRY BRICK DWELLiN9,
A with ei Ign. Invest w It corner OF Centre and
let 30 ~ r m In shriver's addition to the
ay of W in,sc.sIorv Frame Dwelling, with
ilso a,s and good cellar. hot and cold
% and 1s%" so5s the s sas e.: !s 81 "
The rooms. ., in the sixth ward of the
Cnapir1,e Sing. For price and terms ses
.Iy OF Wheee l.. q HU6HEi, .
Real Estate Agent
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OF various patterns and for every form oi
Rupture, 50 that We N ft almost any cas-
At aght. Also, ABD0AINAL SUPPORT.
Frs, sH, I'LL FR BRACES, BASDA0Es
-YkINGES and SURGICAL ISsTkU.
MENTS In great vari ~.
In sending orders for Trusaes and sup-
porters give the cfrcum erence round the
hips, and specify whetne- q Right, lie u
Double Tru4 u waoted. Address
LOGAN. LIST CO,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel
inz W Va
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"TIRO9H."

HV,rROsH"OR UvFERNESTED wISH
for Communion pgrpO-ss. Also,
Angelica Wine, very delicate, isvOrIts
wine for laii . and T. vslids. Also park
ling and Hork Wines Pine & Co : Brandy,
old and pure, superior Rye and bourbon
Whbkies for medicinal purpl~es.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST a 20.
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New York Money Market.
NHH YoRr, December Is, 6 P. II.

MONEY-Ths market is active and
stringent to borrowers At Z per cent,
with considerable portion Of the bust
nese at 1-32 to l6.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar.
'ketr Continues firm at 100 to 1893 tor
prime bankers sixty days sterling, aud
,1l0s to 110f Tor sight. Commercial
bills scarce and in demand.
GOLD-The market was dull and
steady throughout the dsy at ll23.
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MIscEILAN EoUS.
XSxexe',!s!l'ss
sA'sseleasasxM.SS
.sz;;;i;IEz1sNvvkatMSe
g sc SSssAeNe''Is$7

Or Sugnr.Coafed, Concentrates,
Root and Herbal Juice, Anti
Bilious Granules. THR SEiTTLA
GIASTo CATHARTlC, or MsltsA
In Parvo Physic. ca coz
The novelty OF modern Medical, Chemical and
Pharmaceutical Science. No use OF any longer
taking the large, rep1lsiye ard nauscout pilis.
conposei OF cheap crude, and bulky ingredients.
when we can by careful application OF chemical
science extract al the cathsrttc and other Hscdl
cinal properties igOm tle mOst valuable roots and
heros and concentrate them into minute Gra1
u,e, scarcely larger than noetoro
seed, that cal Dc READILY swaIoved oy thoee "
the most sensitive sI0nGehs aud tasudioW nsiea
Each little Purgatiye Pellet rpresenu, ms
most concentrated form. a. much cathare power
- i embOliei IN aly VI the large plus found ,sS
SHE in the drag sinpS. From their wonderful c.
tai-tic power, Ia proportion 10 their sEe, people
VII, have no, ti,t them are apt TO suppoee thAs
they . hir.l q. d-isfic II effect, but tueh 10 L~
ST all the case, the different active medic ne p.
ciolrs uf which they are composed being 20 n1
m5uiEei aud nodded. one by the others, a. %
produce a most searching and ee0fs
ough. sc, gently aud kindly Operating
cathartlc.
$500 Reward "a hereby offered by the pro
prctor OF these Pellets, 10 airy chemtt ~ho
upon sns'vsis, win md In them any Caicmei OF
other forms Of mercury or any other mineral
poison.
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care /. required vale using them. They opc-
rate without dis urbsnCe 90 the eourtiution. diet
or occnna'ion For Jauudice, Headache
ConstipaIion, lmpurc BLOOD, Pain
I'm the shoulders, Tlghtncss OF the
chest. Dizziness, Sour EIuctations
of the stomach, had taste IN
mouth, bilious attacks, PAIN IN
r'gIon OF KiiucyA, Internal kevers
Mo, tri &c ling about Ntom4 -
Ru ia OF HIood 10 Head. Hteh Col
ord Urine, lnsoctabiiity oua
gloomy ForcbodinGs, take Drs
PicrC e Pleasant PurgRtive Peilctss
| In svJ'ins ion ~ the remedial power OF my Fur
,.1'iy, ice over 30 great a variety " drcatcs,
| VII - .av that their action~upon tho
animal economy ~ nnirrrsai, NOS
III nj ~ tissue csc Ipiny their snnas
ITO IIuprrss. Age does not impair them:
Their ~. rcont.ng ard being enclosed In glass
bottles preserve their virtues unimrairrd Tor any
lrnEh ~ ''mr 81 .'y climate. ~ that they are AZ
wly- fresh aui reliable which Il not the case
with tie pill. i'uua IN the drug ttorr-, put up IN
| chran WOO or prsrc hn1rl hoScs. Rrcollec' thAs
| Tor all diseases where = Laxative, Atera.
live or purcntivc I. Indicated. these lttie
Pellets Will give the most p~Ifcct sAils'aeuou W
| all who use hem.
They are sold by MI cntcrprtsing
Drugg lists at rs cents "A bottle.
| Do not allow any drucgi-i 20 induce you %
| take anything clsc that hc may say 10 just a.
| cool a. my Pellets because he makes iargw
| pruft on that which he recommends, u yoI
| drur,yI-t cannot supply them, enclose - een0
! and receive them by return mail num
r. y PIERCE, NJ. ID Prop'r,
| RCPPALO n. Y.
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T,u.tee.S Sale Of south Half
If LOT No. lob. Situated ON
the East Side of MARKET
street. in the I lily Of Wheel
ann


WRITE OFTWOS SEVERAL DEEDS
h of rrn,t, from UtI var Hammer 10 me,
~ - NJ nssr NJ date tie I'd day OF February,
T y..i JnIy re .nrde in the Recorder once
q, ohio colntv, in box A toto lIO, ami
ne oth.r pet lug d+ret'e 2Sd day nf June
i,s2 .lsn re ,rd.d in tn same { fire in book
= S,io Is shall oder for SAFE AT public
a|s.ion on WEDN - AY, the >th day Of
i,~r,ry, 1873, commencing said sale at III
.,.nrE 4. W., the south halt OF lot nun.
S,--i NJ hundred and three, situated on
~ s3,, it,. of lark I street In the city OF
Wheeling. being he same hall lot oi Sroun
vTi,h WIS CO veyed 10 said hammer ny
Michael Bl-ttn.r d wife by iced bearing
ds,e the l2tD day Of October, 1851, duly re-
cOIde'. ~
TENS Of SALE-The one.thi-d OF the
,rrrl,>e money in cash, and the RENAL e
Inc fwo-thir,iS 10 he paid in six and twelve
m ,gthS from tn. day ni sac, with inte est
nom sad DAY; the III chaser may pay the
fu,l amount N cash or give his bonds Tor
Inc deferred instaliman the trustee re-
tanning the title ~ Srcnri'y tor their pay
mrDt. - ling as trLSJ-e | shall convey TO
The pnrch OnIys ch title as is veSie 1 in
M by The deed, OF trust before mentioned.
SsrQ.l JANIS =. WHEAT, Trustee.
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Canned Goods.

IN cAsEI ONE FOUND COVE oYs.
CV tiers, foil weight
50 CASE 2 pounG Cove Oysters ia weight
100 apound Pea. hes, full weight
100 2pOund
30 Winsl1wS Gresa Corn.
50 McNurrayb
In store and Ter aA ~ T. HHIH.
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For Rent.

belmont GROCERY STAND, STORE
~ Room and Dwelling. corner Market and
uSl>lon streets. Possession given immedi.
Sely. Inquire Of
lyIS VIM II RRINTON.
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McIIain'S
Liver Pills.
MrS. q. MCCOY,
llS MAIN STREET.

X EEPs A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
eIna,IL aces, Trimmings. Gloves, Corsets, In
Gsm,,g Mrs MoOdy's Abdominal Corsets
And land and Ladies' Hosiery, Handker chiefs
SsSo. everything appertaining t. a complete
anr,tment of Fancy Goods. Orders for
IaStai 1s In her liue promptly attended to.
ter o,s desiring to purchase handsome win
eIe T.o Ks or water-proofs would do well 10
slshne her stock before making selections
~Vhera. ootl2-c
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FOR r EMIT.
House far Rent.

HOCSECnNTNINtNG FIVE ROOMS
n on Wheeling land for lent. Posses
a01 glNe en- 'mmedI,t,Iy.
FOR particular. call at the Leather Store
OF J. q. SMITH,
uec-a Main street.
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Save Your Horses.

THE SORE THROAT AND GLANDC-
lar Sweilings which a. pear among the
~ IN ptpm Of IN. revealing hoT-e disease
are best tTe+ted with
JOHNsON's HORSE IINInENr.
II ~ usad and recommended by the street
railway. ON nibus aud very stables. and In
the present epidemic has b.en found supe-
RI 10 any other. External application.
LOfjAN, LIsT a 90,
DrJlyKistE Bridge prner.
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For SALE.
Ear Sale.
SALE.

,,rs OF LAND ON THE BAL
at 49, 4 Ohio Railroad, near Clio
sysrs Gap, w. v. HOGE n BRO, ai
I03 Market street.
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,-ort door of the Court House or
A. the H." ,'v mr. csad To sell the furniture,
Won c n11ii md fixtures Of the mineral
T T.Tt o"e Sid property con ISIS OF a LARGE
Wis; Kidding, Qieeusware, chairs, a
lot nt ~, dry 200 is and groceries. viii,
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BALTIMORE & OHIO &. Z. GO


~ RHkE1PAssENGER TRAIN
- ~Tgw will be run by the hollnwin
schedule on and after November 4, 1877
Wheeling time:
st. LOUIS EXPRESS.
lAsT-LEAvn wEsT-LEAyxs.
"ndI at!.. .5:so A. NJ. daily at..-llaA.s
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 225 p. NJ. COlumbus.....N45P p. n
Baltimore t2O " SanduSky ...ll:25
Washington Cincinnati. 10 Is I"
ID. C......:..-l04O Iclicago.....- $40 AN.
PHILADELPHIA. 2: GA N. 1t. Louis. l2:l5 p. NJ
New York e. $40 =
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LHAvEs
daily at. s:sN p. N. daily at. 740A.s
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 40 A. NJ. Columbus.... lnP.M
Baltimore ...l2:05P N. Sandusky..... 6:i1
Washington Cincinnati...l II
D.C........-- l:5O Chicago......- $40 AN
Philadelp'a.. 8S5 ~. LOuis.....l2:t5 N.
New York ..lCI2 q" Sundays excepted
ssundays eIcepted.'
MAILTRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvss wEsr-LsAvHs
sW heeling sWheeling
daily at. IL: Pm. daily at. ,:o0 A. u.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
;Numberland.&l5 A. N. Columhns... 92r ".
BaltimOre....5I5 p. N Sandusky .... h:fP.
Washington Cmcinnati-. ~
d. C,..635 p. n Il 'hicagO. (: % A. NJ.
Philadelp'a. l1:3O " II LOuis......f %
New York. 6:40A. N "Sundays eXcepted.
SATURDAYS excepted
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
kAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LEAvss
sWheeling wheeling
daily at. ll:l5 A. n daily al .r-405 p. II
ARRIVES At ARRIVE 1T
Cumberland 9:55 p. N. Columtus...l':N p.
Sundays excepted Cincinnati. 6:3l 4 NJ &.
Chicago ...... h:3D /"
st. LOUIS ... S:25 N.
sSundays exr. .
WHEELING, PlTTS'G 4 BAIT. DIV.
E,sr-LEAyE WEST LE,vEs
sWheeIing 'WashiugtOn, a.,
d iiN at.--.640 A. nshy at.o'i'A a.
sWheelng ashlngton, a,
dalN at.-.-*2I p. N lily aI.....':'U r M
sundays excepted Sundays excepted.
East bound trains makv oou tIou
at Baltimore with trains TOR Philade
phia, New York and Boston. At hels.
House, via Washington City, for all point
south.
West bound trains make direct come
ton at Columbus for all points West am
Northwest.
tickets to all principal points can be pro
THNS. r. SHARP,
Ass SIS Mt Mas-T OF transportation.
b. r. DEVRIFS. General Agent. Wheel
rovI
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.a.s sale Of Valuable
Assis PrOpeI

,ru.TTFR Of W. f. PARSHALL
HRsnkrupt, W II, on the
l ,c.b Nav of December, 1872,
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onicLb samples by mail SO CTS, retato
G.N 'SF slo. l. L Wslsott, III Chatham
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MANUFACTURERs FAyORITE.
For heaviest manufacturing purposes.
ALL LOCK-SITCH, STRAIGHT NEE
DIE.
The r. r style, after more than five years
experience, ha proven Itself the most sim
Die, efficient aud durable family machine In
The market, and stands to-day M the
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN SEWING MA
CHINE.
The q. +. style II now offered to the
pubic after two years OF experiments.
MANY OF It's principles are entirely
new in their application 10 sewing
Machines. Both It's Tensions are orginaI
device rafenr ed Nv this Company, and In
stiffness and ease of running will especia ly
recommend IL. For hight manufacturing
uses, in quality Of material, slnpl r'ty OF
design and adaptabiuty, II is 80 Jailed BY
no other machine.
The NJ +. style has neither Cam Cog
Wheel ""COmpOund ever" or Rotating
Cranks;" runs nOisalrssly. easily and rap
idly; Drop Feed IN three stdeS VI the neeI,;'
a capacity OF nearly twenty inches under
the arm, and can he used on the finest cam
brio or heavies Leather without alteration.
FOX ALE OK LEASr terms easy, IL
Instructions given and -atls action gusrah-
teed.
Agents and Canva sers wanted In every
county In West Virginia
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Agency, 81 Market str, ct,
octI-sb Wheeling w. Va.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. B.

TEmXR ON AND AFTER OCTO-
~ ~ Der a, 1872. Trains, Will
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WANTED.


EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE
L. keep the largest assortment in the city
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-27
The Geneva settlement.

The New York World is trying TO fiIch
from the Grant Administration the honors il
has Justly won in the favorable settlement Of
the Alabama claims arbitration, and to lay the
laurels Of that settlement upon the heads of
Andrew johnson, WilliRmH. Seward and Rev
erdy johnson. for negotiating the rejected
treaty of 1869. The point Of the Worlds ar
gument for this transfer Is that the Geneva
Tribunal has disalloWed our claim for conse-
quential damages under the Washington
Treaty, and awarded compensation for only
individual losses; which the World represents
was precisely the ground on which the John
son-C Clarendon treaty proposed settlement
But the World omits TWO important sdvan-
tages game d by the Washington Treaty, which
the Johnson-C Clarendon Treaty did not include,
namely: first, the expression Of an apology 6l
Great Britain for the losses inflicted on Us by
the Anglo-rebel cruisers; and second, the ad-
mission by Great Britain and the establish
ment between the two countries of the neto
action of Great Britain in the Alabama matter
has been condemned. It is more than doubt
full whether, without these rules, made retro
active, the Tribunal would have awarded US
any damages whatever. The apology of
England, the new rules Of neutral obligation
and the Sl5,o00,000 award for damages are
the results of the Washington treaty with
which the country is well satisfied, and for
which General Grants administration is en-
titled to the highest credit. The Worlds en-
vious criticisms and angry snarls cannot de-
tract from the honor Of this peaceful settle
ment Of our most grave international difficult
ty.-Le0deT.
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Wilmer as a Prophet.

"Foster's assistants in this place
make their brags that their lord and
master has money enough to buy
the votes of all the Germans Of San
dusky county. The energetic cti-
zens of Erie county aciU see to it that
the beautiful Charley is properly
paid for his insult, on the Stn of Oc-
tober.-Cowrjer.
"The energetic citizen of Erie
county," Sloane, was accordingly
here on Friday nigh last, to "see
to it." as intimated in Winners pro-
phecy. The question now is, was
Wilmer inspired to make the above
prophecy; or did he only declare a
matter determined on? Will Sloane
hereafter write of them Ueni, uidi,
Uici-"I came, I saw, I conquered, by
my array of oysters and lager, which
I sat before them, and by the gold
1 rubbed in the palm of WilmerP'
As Wilmer claims to control the
German vote, and dispose of them as
he sees fit. of course the energetic
citizens of Erie county would take
the broad hint contained in the
above extract from the Courier, and
"see to it" But will Wilmer be
able to make the transfer of the
Germans to the man who was once
the chief officer in lodge of Know
Nothings, at Sandusky city?-We do
not believe they are purchasable, al
though their leader may have bar
gained to convey them. Their man
hood will not submit, to being dis
posed of at Winners dictation, any
more than they would permit him
to turn them over to the rebels, in
April, 1861, as he tried to do.
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ton, and are endeaYoring to practic-
ally defeat Grant by electing Con
gress in opposition to him. We do
not believe there is a man who de-
signs voting for Grant, who would
vote for Sloane for Congress, but
should there be such one, we would
say to him, that every vote so given
will have, if successful, the effect to
manacle the hands of the admin
istration and neutralize its power for
good.
Another point is equally forcible.
If you desire the success and intend
to vote for the election of General
Grant, it is equally important tnat
you should vote for the Hon, Chas,
Foster, in order not only to secure
his re-election, but to secure it by as
emphatic an endorsement as posi-
BILE. Therefore, make it your buSi-
ness to be at the polls, and when you
have cast your vote, see that your Re
publican neigh6Or casts has also, and
do not rest until you know that ev-
cry vote in your precinct has been
polled. You can then rest in the
knowledge that you have contribut-
ed to one of the grandest results
that has ever been achieved.
We shall elect Chas. Foster by q
large majority, but if you do you1
duty as you should, that result will
prove most emphatic endorsement
Of the man, and an equally emphatic
condemnation of the renegade
Sloane, the vile camp follower, and
unscrupulous trickster, who is
spending his money among the sa-
looms and attempting to bribe voters
as though he knew as he evidently
believes them to be mere purchas-
able cattle.
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Swinging the Circle.


Greeley started on his round so as
to reach Pittsbug as the last of the
hero veterans were departing. In
his reception he fired the following
TRADE after them:
"The city Of Pittsburgh has re-
Gently witnessed a rehersal of the
pomp and pageantry, the blazonry
and circumstance of civil war. A
very large number of men were col
lected at vast expense, with the
single purpose of rekindling the bit
terness and hatred, the animosity
and antipathies, the fears and exulta-
tions of civil war, for the advantage
of political party. I take you to
witness that the greater portion of
the journals of Pittsburgh, as well as
the orators on this occusion, have
been trying their best to make US,
the people, hate each other, for the
sake of partisan advantage. A
stranger would imagine, who was
reading the journals of Pittsburgh
for the last few days, that we were
still at war, and that their purpose
was to revive and to exasperate the
hatred and the animosity ofthe civil
war, in order to intensity and invigo-
rate their side of the conflict"
No more untruthful statement
could have been made than the
above. Not speech that had been
made, or resolution that had been
adopted contained one word of bit
terness against those men who had
been their late foes, and Mr.. Greeley
knew it if he had given attention to
the reported proceedings. The