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SfupendOus AdHst Afration Frauds
-, Uncovered.

Mr.. Mcclure, chairman. Of the Lib
eral State Committee, sayssto the Herald
correspondent that the Liberals have
been compelled 10 appoint detectives
wherever votes are being registered in
the State. We have ,uneartbed a sys.
tenn, says Mcclure. eliminating In the
most stipend ous frauds. For instarce
We have found the southern part Of the
State overrun with negroes from Mary
Ian I, Virginia, and even North Caro-
lima In the north, in McKean. Warren,
Crawford and Potter counties, there are
gangs OF the Silest rouehs that ever
di.graceaa civilized community hailing
from BuffIlo and New York, ready to
repeat or cut q throat to order We
intend to keep up our list Of the raudu
lent voters and az soon as they have
voted we shall arrest them and publish
their names aud address Mcclure
claims the State for Buckalew by
twenty thousand majority.
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ron CONGRESS.

Some time ago. in commenting upon
Colonel BEN WILSON'S announcement
as Democratic candidate for Cou-
eress, we stated that should aav pomi-
mating convention be held, Mr.. WILSON
would doubtless abide by its decision.
1t now seems probable that no such
convention will be held. From no
county in the First District has there
come single word OF Democratic op
position to Mr.. Wilson's cand dacy.
but the whole party seems to regard
him as entitled to the election which it
| is proposed to besow upon him on the
24,h of October. We therefore place
his rame in the ticket at the head OF
this column as candidate for Con-
gress, and call upon our readers in the
First District to give HIM hearty and
united support. Arrangements are be-
ing made for thorough canvass and
there can be no reasonable
doubt that Mr.. WILSON will be
triumphantly elected and take mis- seat
10 the next Congress as the representa-
tive OF our people. We learn that Hon.
FoSrAIS SMITH, who did splendid SER
vice in behalf of the new Constitution
and made some Of the most eloquent
and effective speeches that were made
in the State during the recent cam paign,
will speak in Wood, Writ, Calhoun,
Gilmer, Lewis aud Richie counties be-
fore the October election. JAS NOR
! ROW, Jr., will speak in Brooke and
Hancock counties; A. BRooKs FLEM-
ne. Esq, will speak in Wetzel and
Tyler; j. H. COOP, Esq, GEORGE 0.
DAVENPORT, Esq, and in fact the whole
corps of Democratic speakers in the
District have announced their intention
OF engaging actively AMI earnestly in the
canvass, and it is hoped that "Colorel
BEN. will go into Congress backed by an
overwhelming m ajority. The times and
places OF public meetings in the several
counties will be hereafter announced.
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SOME time ago the Boilers OF In.
diara nominated Hon. A. P EDGERroN,
ex.me-b Der OF Congress, as their candi-
date. Mr.. EDGERToN refuses to allow
the use Of ,his name for any such pnr.
pose, and declines the proffered noml-
na'ion, in a letter addressed to the
presiding officer Of the Convention. He
regrets that his fellow "Straight-outs
shonld have deemed it necessary to
oppose the Democratic State ticket
heretofore nominated bv the regular
Convention of the Democratic party OF
the State, with Mr. HENDRICKS at Jig
head and declares that "he will not
aid in any manner in the election OF
the Republican State ticker in Ind ana "
This knocks another prop from upHfr
the already totteriug edifce of the
Boilers" =
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TIE MteNigencsr complains that we
have not published all Of the excellent
speeches that have been made by
HORACE GREELEY during his recent
tour. We are sorry we do not please
our Deiyhbor by the conduct Of this
paper, but we really cannot hell it.
We have published several of Mr..
GREELEY's speeches, among the rect
singing one concerning the corrup'
ton of prominent Radical politicians
might have been found in our columns
Yesterday morning. We hope however
to make amends for our failure TO pub
.sh all OF Mr.. GREELEYs remarks by
giving place to choice specimen Of
the campaign eloquence Of his dis
tinsiished rival, President GRANT
The speech is short, but who can tell
how severely it's preparation taxed the
faculties of its author. Here it is just
az it was delivered at Newark, New
Jersey:
Ladies and gentlemen: could moi
but leel grateful tor the reception have
received at the hands Of the citizens OIL
Newark, and OF New Jersey TO-DAY.
lad the pleasure Of visiting the State
Fair. near e. z,beth, where | saw little
else but people was at your Exposi
ton tonight, but saw little OF what
thew mad there to see. | hope to see
10. morrow what went to nj BIT to see v
We find in the Chicago Tribune sc
com plete an analy sis OF, and so pleas ne
commentary upon. this great speech
that we subjoin it, as FLOWS:
am this Grafton it will he seen that
the President meets the issue souarelv
and never for a. instant allows himself
10 be diverted from iis discussion He
went 10 New JERSEY 10 see something
He didn't Gee it at Elizabelhtnwn. He
saw little else hut people there; then
at the Newark Exposition, he saw In,
little OF what they had there to see. hu,
he hoped the next day to see what he
went the night before to see This, We
submit, is a calm, unparalleled, and
,er-e statement OF acts. ani it IL to he
hoped that he saw the next dav what he
didn't see the night before, and that he
erjoypd it when he saw it, and that, i
he didn't soe it thai day he saw it the
day after that. or some other day"
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TIE Washington Capital is still after
the DENTs wi h sharp stick. aud there
is certainly more work ahead Tor the
g. DENT club. In a recent number the
Capital pays Is compliments to GRANT )
. 'brotber-in-law as follows: Lofts
, DsNr, the victorious, as it is well known
in this city, waa about two years ago
knocked down a, d beaten in one of the
entries oftne Capitol by a man TO whom
he had sold an Office. and a'terwari
failed 10 comply with his agreement or
to retura the consideration. A respec-
table citizen OF Caynga county, New
York, addresses Us in re. pct to the
WHITNEY, aud FARRAND affair Mr.
J WHITNEY makes no secret OF the fact o.
his connection with tine matter, and re-
lates that he has six letters from LoUIs
. fDssr, written while the negotiations
yere.pending, concerning his appoint
ment as Commissioner to Peru; also
that be had been offered $4,000 for the
letters for the purpose of having them
DESTROYED but had concluded to hold on
Bfto n. documents Mr.. WHITNEY, also
2 discloses that be has sixty letters from
FARRANp relating to the same business,
c and also conserving the salel Of two
2 monitors to SEooR Tor $4,000 which
ssoos, a. he understands, at once sold
70 Peru for g 100000" >.
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PETER CARTWRIGHT. the noted pio>
neer preacher of the Methodist Epson.
nal Church, died at his residence, near
Plea-ant~ Plains, Ssrgamon county;
Illinois, last Wednesday evening, at the
advanced age Of eighty. seven yesrs.
For seventy, years he has been q reg.
u'ar minister, never having ceased from
the active work Of his calling until death
met him. BE has attained the Oft
expressed wish Of bis life, and "died in
the harness. "-c sss~~ ~'-."
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A chap,ert or accidents.

3 On Wednesday last Mr.. Charles
Smith, a, brakeman on the way train
on the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad. fell
of tue train near South Branch, seven
teen miles east Of this city, and broke
his leg, He yaatsksn to his home at
MsrdDsbnrg, by Aesans train.
sYsstefdsS 'moipins 4 Young mao
named wssar cAspsussr. . brakeman
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The negro vote OF Indiana was, &C.
cording to the last enumeration, q
little over twelve thousand. The Radi.
Gals now claim twenty thousand celored
voters. Kentucky is supposed to have
furnished the extra eight thousand. =
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POLITICAL MEEIING AT MAR
TINS FHRRY, ONO.

A Dispatch from Hon! JOHN g.
TpoNpsoN, Chairman of the Democr ATTIC
State Central Committee. OF Ohio, au-
thorizes us to announce that Hon.
JAMES w. HINTON and Colonel c. n.
GoULp,sG will address the people at
Martins Ferry on Tuesday evening"
n,,obar I
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d beware of COulluerfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,

PAIN collie AND WAKEFUINEss.
Such Is the popularity OF our remedy that
II has induced so ne unprincipled persons
laosls, circular and wrappers; almost word
for word. using the same colors, gliding and
style, requiriag very close Looking To dis.
cover the difference. An Intelligent and
honest public will ,frown upon such al
tempts at deception. and treat them as they
the full extent Of the law, all parties who
oy making, sailing or buying such imita-
tiops a shall infringe on. our copyright
Ehe opiy genuine article OF The 7Childs
Cure when iTeething, Laughlin's In ant or
a1s spsfsS PS susrsd sssfed
accordi ne to act OF CongreSA,l INN.S-
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Religious Notice.
Jared Roofing.
9 No More Dimmed Ey es.

'OTR9 PERFECTED SPECTACLFS
~ II, yer fail TO relieve weak eyes. Tie
man, hund eds who have to ted them are
enabled "a read the smallest pr mt or exc
cute the nnesl sewing without the eye O.
coming di r med Or weary. Having made
enables tn guaran ee AariSfac'ion.- c,Il 1T
l0i Market street, below the VI Lure House,
Ior D ctacles, Watches, = ockS, IeWelry.Sc.
sep27 ' OXTOBY n DUFFIE.i,D.
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Bachelors Hair Dye,

This superb HAIR DYE Is the Rea IN TIE
Enthusiastically harml ess, reliable aud in
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri
genuine W. A. BATCHEl.OR'S HAIR 'Di e
produces Immediately a splendid BLACK
or. NATURAL BRJWN. Does not ssain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT AMI BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECr Dye Sold by all Drug kisis.
Factory, 10 BOND street, New York
mar5-degc =
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STATE COMMITTEE MEETING.

A meeting OF the Democratic STATE
Executive Committee will be held a
Petersburg on Tuesday, October l. A
full attendance is desired. -.
A. J. PANNELL, Chairman.
J. W. GALLAHER, Secretary.
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A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried Tor. &C, Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for ~ Years,


DIR. A. 8. Todd's Liver Pills.
Dr. A. =. ToddS Liver Pills. ,.i'r
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV.
NT,INDlGESTION,H HEAD
ACHE, BIbIDUSN Es5S, &C. I......
sBEALLsv1LIE. Pa, Sept. ii, 1871.
Dr.. A. S.TuDD-Esteerned Strs Thanks to
Your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per-
feet health. | nave tor many years suffered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many RENE
dies without any good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly. bad, l got from
- Boram, Druggist, ~ box OF your Pills, and,
using them according 10 the directions, I
are they / would not be without, them for
any money, and deem them the most won
derful remedy OF the day. '. -'s..
Yours, with respect, o..
p. II. NAGLE.
sold, Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS CO.,
oa7 Proprietors.
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.ssysssr. soldiers, members of Com

,..s..s-- SsysRsr. eodiers, members of Com
cro ,p.ny II" Fourth United States 1nfan-
}Iltfy, stationed at Lebanon, Kentucky
published iu the Courier Journal last
1oT Tuesday letter expressing their pre-
Ola ffsOee for HosAOE GEsILEE Tor Press
= dent dent On Wednesday they were ar,
,,.sted,spd placed in the guard honse
= MI AZ ofsnss Why don't fhe SOL
IN oouv.s.;oo inquire iase such 'as.e .
thisf -
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n 0tice.

TN ACCORDANCE WICU, LAW, "THF
i Franklin Glass Company OF Wheeling
has receiver authority from The Secretary
of State OF West Virdni Z, dated Augu %
ls72 to change their name and ut e. and he
hereafter known as "rHE WHEELING WIN
DOW GLASS COMPANY"
,..'. f.. W. PAXTON, President.
WHEELING, sept. G, 1872. sept
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DIED.

ROOT-At o'clock p. NJ, September 20,
1872, l.. =. Roof aged - years.
Funeral from his late residence on Mar
ket street below First street, Centre Wheel
ing, this Saturday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
-:O:-
On MARRIAGE.

Happy ReIfef for Young Men from
the effects of Errors and Abuses In early
life. Manhood restored. Impediments 10
m ar. iage removed New method OF
Treatment New and remark tble reme-
d N. Books aud Ci.culdrs sent free, In
Sc led g IvelOpes.
Address, HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, NJ.
2South Ninth 1t. Phi .ldelph. q, Pa. ...r
auS 2-ersb
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MUSIC LESSONS.

DRNF. WIN. c., ,KRYTER has RE.
L turned to Wheeling, and gives Lessons
on the Piano, Vl1in ami Organ, and In
singing; attends to the tuning OF Pi4nos
and recommends himself 10 the favor o.
the public.
orders received at Shelb's Music Store.
aug-ea Ssh ..
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NEW ADVERTISED

rlW' NAI.o>I.p
BsLLAIRE, o, Sngass, StST B
On and AFTER Angus, loth ~ ~ F.
pdr. To inve' tor, the emf, -, q.
above loan, limit-d TO 81. non W,
ICED by spectdl act II the Ge% 49, 'a'l,, ,
passed April -. iS7s and ~ As-,,
Town council Au .ust 9TH 'eSo.s -
These bouts Issued i'm To-.
amounts run Is years, an, % e ~ o.
after date. P''''.Da o..
The payment OF princInar
a len upon all the pubj, n- nun -l-'''r
laire and IL provided or h 49, .
upon I'll The real and ~ d.
the town. al present slsurns p BE-
duplicate n si.5O0N. OI q,
Present debt OF the Corno,,,
laire isf2SD0 P''a" : q {.
The interest coupons Of IA.
are payable In March ami s .pn'' b.,
each year. ''F't1 2
We invite the attention o,r.
this loan. lnforma ion IN Az, 9''a
& ven ny letter ar otherv So "a 80
the Fir,t National Rank O s4b.H
or Merchants Na,iousl Rar ma ~ - ",
W. Va. "s' We
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Trusiee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF DIED or TRUST
u made by =. B. Bushneid 20 the under.
signed ~ Iustee, ard recorded In the r..
eorder's ONCE OF OHIO county, W. Va, in
Deed Of Trust Book No 4. age s2', I viii
oaer at public sale, on Monday the s3t day
q sepfemne l572. comne eng said sale
It 70 clock M. at The store loom Of the
q d :. 3. Bushfleld. on Water stree. In TIRE
city NJ Wheeling all. Of his stoek In trsde
IN certain lux MANDATORY now owned
oy PIN, including fixtures, drugs, writing
and chemical nuidS, obs scids and vesseis
for holding the same, and ali OF fae appur.
renances belonging 10 his said business /, A
mo particular Descriptions OF the articles
70 Do sold can be hid by references 10 the
deed OF trust under which this sale will be
msde.
... .... JAMES p. ROGERS,
Trustee.
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- H..w.pHlLt'ps : ~
Iron and Brass Founder
= /. :, - '3t.nnA1arref 80 - ess,.-
STATIONARY AID XAxIsE issonn
a, 80. AND B0ILEA ,,

,TheundH.tgned hsrehy snnogness % .he
opsned up ~ f0nidry ana hnsenirs shop,
ss no1 fully repsEsdtosnnsast tot ahtbS
mn %SfS Sssst sDs,Det and 1sisSsasII
kinds made to order .sJ0oynune done oq
short nnttoe. With me bf1 9Aferishi An.
he contfntss d. Or 3she kHbi4Sf tsfIoAasS
Nhsrfsore .sxfendtd % theee ysillhngNn
sasas y he lSsa SsiS 8 ~: fsI
track ofsahe ibita3hsna1 AE31lnGf anA
m KsR,s1 4 sns Il e. S Ss 90. Ss<ok
TSP III k6ffS aShs % j'lSg1sT 81 bsy'7i
20 fDins6enipsa7HR sslk o. -sstsD
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Tor tuxth1 tDtokDAffen 49, @ -
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''C-''F. f.,
GENER " FAvORsTE.
For general manufacturing purposes.
.:..1' NJ, F. 20.

W. r. ,.
MANUfACTURERs' FAvORITE.
For heaviest manufacturing purposes.
ALL LOCK-SITCH, sTRAI3HT NEE
%. %. DIE.
The p. r style; after more than i've years
experience Iva proven ifseli the most siDs-
pie, efficient and durable family machine 10
The 1ia,ket, nd stand 10 day as me ago 4
HI PREsEsTs TIvES hERIc'N SAVING MA
Tho a p. style Is nov Tor the nfst time
placed before the pubic and combines all
OF the best features Of practical Sc wfDg ma
chine experience, Itself me result Of sir
Yeas constaflt study and eKpenrnent,
1t has pcs tive iced on -boIh sid . the
both urpet and lower threads On his re-
.psctahead Of ait com petition) and will do
evsry- possible uarietxLi both light and
heavy work for scollop wo,k It has nc
equal. T"ssT@ - = ~ rTN"C @ 49,
almost noiseless. It. approaches perfe".
lion. Tafiors and shoemakers are espe-
ciai y In vit-d TO examine II g!agl he
The ". r, style is very large, having "a
pacity OF nsads ,twenty lnetseH sndathe
IN .m and sspeeialI sasp,sa e ss:yy o sIa
DC 1t has neitfer camss Eu4ngs nor cog.
wheels and is quiet almost npisel 3D. rapid
FOR sALEnR LEASH; tsvnssasy, fuIl
1 structions given and satisisetion suaran-
M sa.iN6v1nR scoutfnuss With the
Company, and Willi be fleoasd tdSes all Of
hs friends At the old place. $500 =. -
county Ia West Vlrefnis snd In Jensrson,
Belmont and Monro ,ceuntis4 IN Ohio. =
WEED %EED sswrSaOMxcHtNrco.
q 9 Agency, et Mark @ aI et,.
sep7-sh. a. Wheeling WA
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The aboye sac has been adjourned until
Nondsv, sep'ember 81, 1874, com mencing at
s7e'elosk. P.n. JAAks P.EOtskhs,
sep-2d TruStee.
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-. ss.:,ss 50. .:sa..s,s IN. e: late. =,
s Sas: sy:s ~. Ss:: e i BE- Ne ssah
sf|ecs6f TsS ~ ~ A. &c s.. ONLY
s1aSfSS ,sr-1S - = 80 -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-15
Unlucky Dogs.

A traveller who has Just returned
from a trip through Egypt and the
Holy Land, says that when he landed
at Athens lie was struck by the unhap-
py and impo]ite appearance of the dogs.
The wharf was full Of dogs, but no dog
wagged his tail! And up the long way
of the Nile and from Dan to Beershe5a,
or rather from Beersheba to Dan, as he
went, although all the towns and cara.
vans were boset with hundreds of dogs,
he never saw a dog wag his tail. They
belonged to nobody. They cared for
nobody. Wild. fierce, sad, sour, hat
ing and hated, yet they could not stay
from man. They wanted human SYM
pathy, and help of human teaching to
make them good. But, only little
more dirty, and wild, and wretched, and
thieving than the Arabs them
serves, they got no help from
week just outside the walls of Jerusa.
lem. The rocky valleys were full Of
shaggy, yellow, woltish dogs, that
prowled around the camp all day and
barked all night. If one spoke to them
ever 80 kindly they were frightened
and suspicious, and ran away, not
knowing what it meant. One, more
wise than the rest, or more loving, fol
lowed the travellers across the noun
tains of Beyrout. The ladies and gen.
tlemen failed to coax him, whenever
the party stopped to eat or rest. Al
the end Of their several days travel
together, rs they left him on the shore
of the sea, he seemed to I've getting
into his poor head little Of what
Christianity meant-even to dog.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-15
Cost and Profit OF 4 War.

France has paid Germany $400, ,00O,-
600 already of her indemnity debt, and
has to pay $500, 600, 600 more by the
LIST of March, 1875. Besides this sum
the war has cost,her two of her best
provinces on the Rhine and Moselle.
Then there was $40, ,000, 900 for ransom
ing Paris, besides certainly not less
than $120, ,000, 600 on account of inter-
est up to March, 1875. The whole
moneyed amount, first and last, 90 be
paid by France to Germanyis reckoned
at 81, Isl, ,OOO, 600; from which we have
to deduct $65, 000, 600 paid by Germany
for the railroads in Alsace and Lor.
raine; leaving clear balance against
France Of 81 ,O85, ,OOO, 900. But this is
only the heavier side of the account.
The war expenses of fitting up and
mobilizing the French armies and
maintaining them in the field from
August to May were $500, ,0O0, 600, and
it will take hundred million more to
cover the damages done by the Ger
mans and the Communes to Paris and
other large cities, and to the country
In the. destruction of farms and vine.
yards. The whole will foot up nearly
81, 800, 600, 900. So that when the full
amount of the German indemnity is
paid, interest and principal, there will
still remain nearly $3.50, OOO, 900 of do
nestle debt and losses to make good.
The Germans state officially the whole
cost of the war to them at $258, OOO, 600.
They have, therefore, made q grand
sum by it-not less than $500, ,OO0. 600.
besides the two conquered and annexed
provinces. OF all this Prussia takes
the lions share, nine parts in eleven.
leaving two-elevenths to be divided
pro rata with Bavaria, Baden, Wur-
temberg and Hesse.-Sac,unsento
Union.
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How the Settles Live in Arizona.

A California paper observes: W. want
our friends in the Atlantic States, who
are so much concerned lest General
Crooks soldiers may hurt some of the
Apaches in Arizona, to read the following
account Of the manner Of life led by the
pioneers in that Territory. We find In the
Tucson Citizen of July Oh:
"Mr. Cavena has charge Of Hughes'a
rancho, where three attacks have been
made by the Apaches recently. 1is wifo
has an infant less than month old. Gov
ernor Stafford visited them this week, and
urged Mrs. Gavena to 60 to = place Of
more security, but ~he nervously replied,
No, no; cannot co. The Governor
pointed to the sides of the house, flle6
with bullet holes, and said It was no place
for her and the baby. 'Oh,' said she,
don't speak Of taking me away from my
husband; am not afraid with him, and l
can watch the hills and warn him Of ap.
preaching danger. If he must fall, let the
baby and me 60 with him. Icsn't bear t,
leave my husband alone in this hour Of
danger.' 1t would have beon \ hard heart
that did not melt at such scene. And
brave women are accepting these posts Of
danger cheerfully, all over the Territory:''
We ask the Eastern people, whc live in
comfortable homes, surrounded with the
rcfinements and lu.uries Of civilized so-
ciety, to think for moment of the si:us-
ton Of these families in the far Western
border country. Let At least portion Of
the sympathy which is lsvished upoa the
numbering Apache be given 70 the suffer
lug white people Of Arizona.