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RRTURNED.-Rev. ]. B. Bristow, the
pastor OF the First Baptist Church Of this
city, has returned from quite an extended
visit 10 the counties Of Taylor, Wood,
Doddridge and Marion, where he attend.
ed several District Associations Of the
Baptist denomination in the interest Of
the church It this place, and was quite
successful In raising money for the llqul.
dalton Of the debt on their house. The
congregation has lately had new roof
put on one side Of their substantial and
commodIous place OF worship on Monroe
street. They hope soon by the generous
aid they are receiving from the Baptists
Of the State, to be out Of debt, when they
will go to work to thoroughly renovatC
the building. The Pastor will regularly
Ill the pulpit from this time,
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SETTLED.-several weeks ago, two
young men named Harry Mason and
Tom Moore got into a difficulty with q
third party at DAub's saloon, near the
north end Of the stone bridge. Our read
ers will recall the particulars, as they
were published in the INTRLLIdENCEl
the following morning. Mason and Moore
were arrested and taken before Judge
Johnston, who postponed the examina
ton until yesterday. At the hour fixed
for the hearing the prosecutor appeared
and stated that he had received full salts,
faction Tor the injury done him. The
defendants paid the costs and were dis
charged.
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Try TuEM,-We daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms OF the pat.
ent fitting shirt which is gradually taking
the place of allothers. These shirts open
in the side and are made in any desired
style. j, T. Lakin 81 Co., are receiving
orders for them and guarantee a pericc,
fit in every instance. Try them.
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TIE RIvER.-The faces of our citizens
who are interested in steamboat matters
have undergone n complete mctamor.
.phosis, within thepast day or two. Those
which were mere lines without breadth
q week ago, have now assumed great
width, with proper proportion OF length.
Therains Of Thursday and yesterday have
worked this vast change. Present indi.
cations OF rise in the river sufficient to
set oil the steamboat wheels on the Upper
Ohio in motion arc favorable. From a
gentleman who came in over the Balu-
more q Ohio Railroad, Thursday night,
we learn that all the streams in the noun.
tains arc full, and the rain still coming
down. Good.
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TEACHERS AssoCIAIoN.-The Teach
ers Association Of this District will re.
sumo It's meetings this morning. Hereaf,
ter, and until further notice, they will be
held on the second Saturday Of each
month, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
The large hall in the Fourth Ward school
house is the place of meeting.
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REMEMBER tho sale OF the Quiac,
Foundry which takes place Saturday, al
the front door Of the Court House. This
sale affords the finest opportunity FOL
parties desiring to enter into a lucrative
manufacturing business that has ever
been offered in the city Of Wheeling. See
advertisement.
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SALE OF A KEsIDENCE.-Mrs CathAr-
Inc A. List has sold her fine residence on
Maine street, Centre Wheeling, to Col.
Hearn, Ofthe Riverside Mills. The price
paid was $4,000, and is said to be not one
half the original cost. Mrs. L. willre-
move to Baltimore about the 1st prox.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDa-C
Hess, corner of Main and Quincy streets
has just received the most complete and
choice line OF Foreign and Domestic Cas-.
simeres, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French Diagopals, Cloths Of ali shades.
vcstings, Gcntlemen's Furnishing Goods,
&c, that can be found in the city. He
docs all work in the best style and guar.
antees fits.
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THE Life Association Of America is
certainlyvery prompt inpaying It's losses
The proof OF the death Of the late Jacot
Watson, Of this city, was received at the
home office OF said Association on the 9Th
inst, and on the 10Th draft Tor the full
amount was sent to Mr.. ]. c. Anderson
manager OF this department, who paid
the same over TO Mrs. Watson, yesterday
evening.
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MUsEcAL.--Do you love music2 Are
you not charmed by musical sounds? Do
you not love TO hear sweet toned har-
monlous instrument? Do you not want
to buy one? If aye, you should by all
means go to Sheib's Music Store, Monroe
street, and buy one Of the famous "Sheib
Pianos" or one OF the charming Eureka
Organs" any one OF which is sold either
on monthly payments, or Tor cash at iar
less prices than ut any other place in the
world.
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Nor YET ExTINGUIsHED.-The Bel
mont coal mine was still burning ycster'
day noon. We noticed, however, tina,
the mill was in operation, and we pre-
sumo arrangements have been made tc
get coal elsewhere until the fire is extin-
guished,
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HOME AaAN.-We were pleased to
meet our esteemed fellow-citizen, s. H.
Woodward, Esqr., yesterday, on the street.
Dir. W. returned few days ago from his
regular annual visit to New England. His
appearance indicates decided improve
ment In health.
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HELD FOR PosTAGE.-Below will be
found list OF the letters held In the
postoftico here for prepayment Of postage:
Miss Elisabeth McVickes, Morgantown,
W. Va, 8 cts; Charles A. Junkius, Hud-
son, O., 8 Cts John Taylor, West Liberty,
W. Va, 8 cts; Mr.. Norton, with Messrs.
Aendel & Dunawsy, city, CT; Joseph
McClurgr Pittsburgh, Pa, / ct; A. L. Wal.
colt, Warren, Trumbull county, O., l Ct
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SOLDIERS MEETING.-An adjourned
meeting Of those who propose to attend
tho Soldiers and Sailors Convention at
Pittsburgh next Tuesday and Wednesday,
is announced in another column OF this
mornings paper. A full and prompt at.
tendance is desired Final arrangements
are to be made.
By referring to another advertisement
it will DO seen that the steamer Carrie
Brooks has been chartered to take the
delegation on very favorable terms. Per.
sons from the interior reaching here on
Monday mornings train over the b. & o.
r. r. will be in time to take passage.
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Caution,

Every genuine box Of Dr. Nc
LANES LIVER Pills bears the signature
of Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Penn
sylvania, and their private o. $. stamp.
t8r Take no other. Tho market Is full
of limitations
1t is the popular verdict that people
who have been accustomed to the use oil
Bitters or COEdials, ore obliged eventu.
ally to resort 10 MCLANE's LIVER Pills
for permanent relief. ap20s&w.
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REsUMED.-That popular packet, For.
est City, has resumed her place in the
trade between this city and Steubenville.
She made her appearance ut the wharf
here, yesterday, and seemed to be full of
husinpgs
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New Advertisements

NUW NUVUIGIBUIuCHIV'
Universalist Church.
Auction Sale.
The Woven Wire Mattress.
Fall and Winter-C.W. Seabright.
Fern Cases.
The Lie Of the Flesh is the Blood.
Notice.
Bracelets
For Sale.
Laughlln Brothers & Co.
Soldiers Convention.
Ho Tor Pittsburgh
Timothy Seed.
Wanted.
G. II. Quimby.
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"SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUI.
STANCE FADE."-Now is a good time to
secure your Shadow" Tho best place
Is, unQuesIionably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Msin Street.
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NLEGANT COUNTRY PLACE FOR
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by James
Cahill and wife, dated November 49, 1865, and
OF record In the once Of the Recorder Of Ohio
county In Deed Of Trust Book No. 2, folio 346,
will offer at public sale at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, September u, 1879,
the following described property situate In the
county OF Ohio. in tho State OF West Virginia,
that Is TO say: Lot numbered four, in square
numbered fortytw0 az in the town Of South
Wheeling (now part OF the city Of Wheellng), q
plat OF which 10 OF record In the ONCE OF tho
Recorder OF Ohio county In Deed Book No. .,
folio 63S. Said lot fronts on Seventh between
Walnut and Chestnut streets.
TRIMS or SALE-ThrGc.1fths Of tho purchase
money, or as much moro as the purchaser may
choose, in hand: the balance In eighteen months
with interest from date.
Au20 g. BRADY. TruRtNo
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CnEAr GooDs,-A large stock of Wo.
MEMS Misses and Childrcns' Shoes %
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. Y
Bonds.
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perfect application Of
Or, sAoE'S cATARRiA REMEDY
II Is the only form Of Instrument yet invented
with which fuId medicine can Bic carried hiyH W
hnd perfectly applied to all parts Of tho Affected M
Fal passages, ind tho chambers or caylLies com .
municAting herewith, In which SORES and ulcers
frequently exist, and from which tc ~ us-
charge generally proceeds, Tho want OF tnccct9
in treating Caiarrh heretofore has arisen largely
from the impossiblllty Of applying remedies 10
these cavities and chambers BY RnYNo tho Gtdi
nary methods. This obstacle In. thdNEay OF eff
OF the DouchC. In uSlngthis inStrImGntS tho Fluid
IS carried By lie own weight, no shutting, iJsng Gr
pumping being reqilfed,) up ono nosttll In UNI
gently flowing stream tothe highest portion Of ilhf
nasal passages passes into and thoroughly cleans
CsAll the tubes and chambers connected herewith,
ndHOWS OutOi the opposite hoStrl. ltsuse is pleas
ant, and so simple that child can understand
II. Full and explicit directions Rc-
company each instrument: When used with this
cent attacks Of "CO10 In the Head by
q few applications.
ache, discharge falling into throat, sometimes pro.
fuse watery, thick mucna, purulent Offensive, DC.
III others drynesS, dry, watcry, weak or inaamcd
eyes etoppingup or obstruction Of nasal passages
ringing In ears, dcainels, hawking and coughing
to clear throat alterations, scabs from ulcers,
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breath, i'm
paired or total deprivation oil sense OF smell and
taste dizziness, mental depression. loss Of appC-
tlte, indigestion, enlarged tonsls, tickling cough,
| &C. Only o few OF these symptoms arc likely 10
| be present in any case at one time.
IDr. SagC'S CataFrh Remedy, when
used with Or. PiCrCc,H NnRnl DOuchC,
and accompanied with tho constitutional treat
ment which Is recommended IN the pampllr,
| that wraps each bottle Of the Remedy, II per.
feet specific for this lOathsOmc disease, and tbs
proprietor Offers, In good faith, $500 reward
| Tor case no can not cure. The Remedy II mill
and pleasant 10 usr,caulaining no strong or Cnpsc
drugs or poIsOns. THc Caiarrh Remedy IL sold al
| 20 cents, DouChe At IN cents, by all Drug
TIstp, or either will hc mailed rs proprietor IN
receipt ofGO cents r.. V. t7EteCl., IA. H.,
Sole Proprietor, BUFFALO, y. Y.
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$3.50 FRIES, Amounting to $500, 600

Tickets, $40. Half tickets, IS. Quarters, $3.50.
E3'-our lotteries arc chartered by tho State,
arc always Drawn nj the time named. and all
drawinge arc under tho supervision OF eworn
commissioners.
E7D- Tho OflciA drawing will be published In
the st. Louis papers, and copy sent TO purChas-
erB of tickets.
CD-Wc will draw Il similar scheme tho last
day Of evTy month during the year 1872.
t3D- Remit at our risk by POsToPPICE MONEY
ORDERs, REGlsrERED LETTER, DHAEr or tx.
Press. SCad for 4 circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER q CO.,
PostOGlse Box g44B,
apo Tu-Th.St&w 1t Louis Mo-
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Doors AND SHOES Of the best Eastern
manufacture, tor sale regardless of cost al
L. V. Blends.
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LI0HT AND suADE,-All the Summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
the Partridge Gallery.
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and testament OF John GOshorn, deceased.
William A. RidgCly, AbsAlOm j. RIdRCly, Ru.
Reuius N. Ridgey, Thomas HOrnbfoOk, AlcX.
Ander ]. Cecil, administrator dc bORiS non with
tho will annexed Of Morgan NelFOn, deceased.
Richard D.. Brown, Sheriff Of Ohio county and
administrator OF tho estate Of Mary A. Nelson,
deceased, Daniel Peck. trustee, Alexander j.
Cecil, trustee, and William 4. GoshOrn, AZ leg.
Atee under the willOf John GoshOrn. 'deceAsed.
and William n. SummervillO. In ChGncery.
The object OF this suit Ia 10 obtain partition
OF tho life cttAtG Of AbEAlOm Rldpely in a Ger.
tain tract Of land 10 Ohio county. Rest VirpIpIS,
known o. the Moran farm, situate on the south
lofK OF Short Creek, and more particularly de.
scribed In the bill and exhibits hlCd In this cause,
and !! tho ZANE II Incapable Of partition, 10 oh.
tain q eale thereof sud distribution Of tho pro.
ceeds OF such sac among those entitled Their 10,
and also an account oil the rents, Iltues, profits
and use OF said farm received or enjoyed by the
20 Id defendant, William A., AbsSlom j., and
Eugenius N. ladgeIy, or any Of them, and pro.
perry que To- the complainant, and 10 obtain such
decree or DEGREES against the party or parties
liable for such rents, issue pr0ats and use "a
may DO proper. And II appearing from an am
dAVlt died In ths CAuIe thai the defendant, ABBA,
lom J. Rldgey, Is not resident Of this State, It
10 ordered that be do appear here within OnG
month after the date Of the lrst publication Of
teis order and do what 10 necessary to protect
Tesie, sAM'L B. MCCoLLoCH, Clerk
CALDH ELL & CALDWELL, Attorneys for Com
plalnAnts TcpiiW
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In order to reduce my present stock Of
Boots and Shoes l will sell them regard
less of cost from this date. L. V. Blond.
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Educational,

EiPlSCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF
~ VIRGINIA, MAR ALRXANDRlA.-'Tb
Hyth Annual Session oil this ECHOOL ron BoYS
opens sEPfEABER %, 1871. Terms klSO per
year Catalogue. with particulars, sent on Gptli.
cation 70 L. n. BLACKBOARD, N. A., Principai:
AlGxandrla, Va: Reference is invited 70 Rev. j.
a; L9tanc and ChAs. N. Brady, EIq,, Wheeling.
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For Sale.

GALLON AND RESTAURANT FIX.
ID TUREs FOR SALE.
lam authorized to sell tho bAEroom furniture,
fixtures and stock Of an establishment doing 0
business and in good location. The
present owner would not part with It only he
desires 10 engage in other business elsewhere.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
eCpi0 Rial ERiafO Aren't
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VERARDAHS, SUMMER HOUSES,
ARBORS, CHAIRS, SETTLES, dc, DC.
NEW STYLE WROUGHT. IRoN RAILING, for Front
Of House and CCmCtcFica. Never before intro.
duccd.
CAST and wHoUGHT.IRoS RAILINGs, for Public
Buildings and Squares, Cemetery Lots, Garden
Fences, Balconies, Roof Crcstings, etc, in great
variety of Patterns
IRoN STAIRS, Spiral and Straight, Of various
Patterns and Styles. Special attention gtUeH his
ctdSSQf IEOrk,
LAMP POsrs, for Fronts of Public Buildings.
Hotels, and City StrcCts, Of Plain and Elaborate
Designs.
STABLE FITTINGS, Of Cast and Wr0ught-Iron,
OF New Improved Styles. such as Hay RhCks.
Stall Divisions, Managers, Harness Brackets, Gut
tiers, Traps, VGntilators, &c.
WIRE Work OF every description. Wire
Guards OF CrimpCd Wire, Galvanized or Painted
In Plain or Ornamental Patterns, for Store Doors
and Windows, FactoTyAnd Warehouse Windows,
RAlllngS for Offices, Banks, Counter RAilngS
balconies, Lawn and Farm Fences, &c, DC.
GATES for entrance to Cemeteries, Public
Squares and GCntlCmCn's Country Seats, OF Gag
Tubing or WrOught.lrOn, both single and double,
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, for strGCt uses. very
large assortment Of designs expressly for this
purpose.
CAsT.IRoN URNAL Boxes, for Public Parks
and City Streets.
OVAL VASES, Latest styles, Centennial Pattern
HiTCHMG PosTs, Jockey, CO0lIc, SAmho, and
plain designs. Rp9.cod
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GheGnteltigtnttr
Travellers Register.

SATURDAY, SEPT. n, 1872.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-07-05

which were held in the College chapel
the orator of the day was Mr.. a. II. Mer-
RITZ, principal of the excellent Male ana
Female Academy at Cary. Moved by the
associations of time and place-fOr it was
the g first Thursday of JlIne"-frOm time
mmcmorial commencement day." MI.
Merritt opened his address with glowing
refreshed of his beloved AIDld MQtef as
she appeared at the time OF his grad uatlOn
III her palmiest days, when the good anu
GREAT. and wise and beautiful Of the State
annually throneed that plain old chapel to
do their noble University hOnor,-when
her halls. now so silent and forlOrn, were
crowded by young men from every South
ern State, when her Faculty commanded
respect and cOnciiated affection wherever
their names and characters We're known.
He paused at the death-beds of pr. Mitch
ell. DIR. Phillips and Governor SWain-the
two first of whom died not in bed, but In
harness. the last came to his end unnerved
by the calamities which misrule and ViO-
lence were bringing upon the Institution
his lifelong care and pride.
Nothing could have been in better taste,
nothing more touching than this beautiful
tribute of filial love and gratitude. Mr..
Merritt is, we believe, 4 graduate OF the
class of ':55, and is himself i'll his career as
a successful citizen, one Of the best illus
tra,iOns Of tle value Of that ystem OF edu-
cation which once prevailed at Chapel
Hill.
The present Trustees of the University
may rely upon it that their names will be
handed down to postclity with no enviable
reputation rs having-as Mr.. Merritt eX-
pressed it permitted the principal instiLu-
ton Of learning within the State to be so
long "throttlod' not only by strangers, but
by the .ueanncss and incapacity of adven-
turers who call themselves her sons. Z.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, July l.
The weather last night and to-day was intenso.
ly hot, tho thermometer continuing at aIouf o,
degrees. ~
The reports from the Eastern States re,s.-
day.
Ine World to-day says that Grseley's
nomination nj the Baltimore Convention IL a
forgone conclusion, and there 1 no Indication
of Il formidable revolt. 1t adds: s.There WI
be but two candidates. For our part we shall MI
wise nobody 10 vote for Grant, and, as botwee,
the remaining alternative OF voting for GrueIov
or staying at home, will have no counsel H.
ofer. Our duty may more clearly appear after
Long lists OF sunstroke victims were publish
cd this morning.
The Federal Council OF Intcrnationrls half a
meeting yesterday.
The International Congress, TO be held in
Philadelphia next week, is TO seek the establish
ment of Il reunion Of all the discor,iant ..lr
ments of the Association.
The General Council OF London has su.pepd
ca All the English speaking sections ~ tho
United States. ~
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Giving no credence to the Telegram l''
the New York papers, we teiegraphed q
once tn Greensboro for the facts. The fol
lowing telegram in response was received
Yesterday after our editorial was iii print.
II will be seen that we were correct i'll
supposing there was little if any founda-
ton for the reported attack on Settle
ESPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL
GREENsBORO', July !.
The ACCOUNTS as published in the KepuDncah
nripts are grossly exaggerated. The 1acts are
+basa. 60 Alta Mass Meeting at Milton on FRI
,,ov NIGHT. 2Ist. Billy Henderson carried flag
18th settles, name on one side and Grants on
the other. Some one in the crowd not liking
the elerice, threw eggs at the crowd. There was
no further demonstration.
The following day the Radicals held meet
ing at YanceyvilIe in warehouse, inc court
House being occupied. During Settles speech
n vounp man named Johnston, about 20 years
of ACE a resident of Danville, Va, whose faith
.. resides in Yanceyville, told Settles he ned
and otherwise interrupted him, but he was
ouieted by Democrats present, and Mr. Settle
went on with his speech. This was the extent OF
the outrage. Too much liquor in some young
men, and some noise and nothing more. Inc
thing is so small that We pay but little atten
ton tn il I'D here
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Judge Settle and the EamceyvIIIe
Riot!

We have been hearing from various
quarters that it was the purpose of the
Administration Party to throw its whole
weight into the pending State campaign in
North Carolina and to carry the election at
ali hazards. We are satisfied, from various
causes, that our information is correct. A
strong confirmation OF it is to be found in
the renewal Of the old system of manufac-
turing Southern Outragcs' which have
been comparatively rare of late, especially
since the power to suspend the writ of
II06cGs Corpus was taken from Grant
But the election is getting pretty close at
hand, and the prospect of a Radical over
throw is so plain that something must be
dOnc-and it is done. ''SOuthern Out
RACES must once more begin to play their
accustomed part, and straight-way here
they come ready-made
The New York papers of Friday last
contain the following Dispatch
GREENSBORO, N. c., june 27, 1872.
"Judge Settle, republican candidate for
Congress in the Fifth district, addressed the
on Saturday last. Some of his opponents
attempted to stop his speaking. They went
to the stage and threatened him if he con-
tinued his speech. He defied them, and by
his resOlute manner prevented them from
using personal violence. Others of his OPP
ponents insisted on q fair hearing. This
brought ON general fight among the anti
Grant men, in which rotten eggs were
thrown at the American flag, with the
names OF Grant and Wilson and Settle
his speech. Yanceyville is the place where
years ago, by the Ku-KluX."
The New York Erening Post halls it
with eagerness, and says Z" the first shot in
the great Presidential campaign has been
fired" and urges it as proof of its asser-
ton that the motive of the South in sup
POI lug GREELEY is " anything for re-
venge;" compares it to the murder of
Love JOY, in Illinois, years ago, and con-
cluues with the statement thai
g The case is made rather stronger by
the fact that this Judge Settle was a rebel
General, and the men who mobbed him
bis old soldiers"
The New York Times says, that dis
graceful as it was,
" 1t was only the natural result of the
new courage which the Ku-KluX have
taken from Mr.. Greeley's surrender to the
Democracy. 1t is not singular that Judge
Settle, the Republican candidate for Com
5ress, was threatened, and would have