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AN Old SCANDAL


ty-Mrs. Eaton sad the Austerc
g Mairons.i s&9DiV4b I'D SaS] %
An old gossip Or the imnais,cuiines p
sex writing u the New York Com
mercial Advertiser concerning the
chaplains and The duilness Q: sheifa
prayers contrfves to Introduce
some : oecdoteso shout the late
Rev John n Campbell, d. D., and
aisorevives tue historical scandal
OF The .KatS6ens Cabinet. W. make
/ tile following cxtrscts: s'iq
a'"f remember but few cclsrgIyymen
who were fistened TO in my time
with more sincere attention thn,.
the late John n. Campbell. He
was what Colridge would call a
noticeable man in Any position;
tall and slender 10 stature, elegant
in manpArs, and graceful in move
ments He bad apale student like
face. bt'ee'a,ning With beuevolenc 8
and affection, and Q smile as cap
tiyating as beauty itself. His man
ner was gentle and fascinating.
and his voice as, melodious asa
ringing gold, with plaintive tone
at times that touched the tenderest
chords Of the heart. Though not
q believer in his faith, 7 was an
admirer Of him from boyhood 80
earnest, impressive and eloquent.
His thoughts ran IN : smooth, clear
current, g that the most unlstter.
ed could understand him,
r ~ an induced e. refsr; .; / To-. o. DR.
| Campbell because Bis name 6 bis.
toricsl When General Jackson.
went TO Washington as President
Of the United States ID 1870, Dr.
JOHN CapmbelI was pastor Of. tho
only Presbyterian Church at tho
Capital. General jackson being
Of that faith became one OF his
congregation. and DR.. Campbell
was q constant visitor in the bon.
| circle OF the President. But lew
OF the present generation remem-
Der anything OF the excitemen.
growing out Of the scandal ciscu-
lated IN washington circles abuos
Mrs, Eaton wife so{ Major Eaton
In mepber Of General Jaekson'4
esbinltoApd thauP Pesstasns's .nost
4 trasfedl fa1snari ds1GGa EssoAs hal
! idsfnedsScs NMoA Anaf aas15idship.
1 man BY the ilsSs 81, riAb,rjeke
Mho, slihooRh ~ .elsgsns and FAC
mating woman, on acAQapt VI con.
supposed irregularities when sh,
was the wfiessof HiohselakA, tas
ladies at sWas&tSgtea rslassd &
fadmit ass i1einber Of thsif social
circle. Mrs. Vice President Cal
houa and Ars. Insham, Mrs.. Brapct
and Mrs. Basfien, Mhosa husbanda
were msubsrs Of ne CADias9 Il
conformtsy to what wls fdSene<
the public opinion of the iynai'
society Of Washinston, relnasl =
associate with 4fsa Essop, o. 4
visit Of invite visits iffso hsf.
General J Jaekspa, Who, - I Oh
served, was n ardent persona
friend Of Ar Eaton could mi :
i far rsstraiat his fsslisssoas W r.
mAts nsutsai, and 6tcans ~ wsrt
! ehampios Of the iAdy's hosor hn'
|, threatened to break ap tho cdbii
ct aod giye s1nghep. rBxssAh an'
j BsssisaAhsir vaikis1e epApes salse
q r. = <sss~xf q
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Doctor Canpbell shorty after
ward Was called 10 Albany and
eucceded the Rev Dr. Mott n the
.Old Brick Church" corner of
Pearl and Beaver streets now con-
vertec into stores. ae 7
aassr rememher cood .torv ,ha
Doctor used to tell about himself
which occuYred during II. p.stor.
h.,,,u 4, the ic.n,i,I T. "a .a hi.
c,ist1,n While on oood t.y,m. With
bGehkra, Jscksop. to vikff lie eifre-
Ec,Mfvks Msnsibn once one 5or twice a
week on the opposftss aida 81 the
avenast frt,m s,ae H ,,ta f5onaa "a.
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4 vIHexlE loUBs BsSpUL.%sC Chasuatter
OF insusanca has asssuedrs prime
ipportanss in T.he 9 9isds Of all
tusiness .me4 during tlsetlast few
weeks. The standing Of the com
pspies in which policies are secur-
ed will be scrutinized as never be-
fore. Merchants fesl the impor-
tssce Of really obtaiping the is
sprance for, which they .r.y their
annual ;premiums They VIZ cheer
fully devote larger sums p this
object u they can feel = pense of
,repose as 70 the abilities Of the
underwriters who take their risks.
!. The only criticism that has been
made. upon the course of the firms
that have been unable. on account
Of The Are, 70 meet their engage
meats il full, y that tthey were not
adequately Insured; Over : mil.
lion. In: some instenccs, have been
ri'ted ;yisa qalsss qaallssssll ygs asstae. apon
s pnsIshlEal as; 'allsSf ST ittip -,is eos ~
i imposttblQ. 70 escspe the
ns6fsI o. this peiliose leslon. It
Is not ippertinence even, e bis
hour of sore temporal distress /.
kindly and earnestly 70 Inquire in
reference to the provision which
pdr readers have mads Tor the GER
tain and Solemn realities just be-
lore them. What e their assdr-
ance IN view of the positive con-
| t neeucy OF death, but . short
space q sdvsnos of thsmf Hsve
they lai1fy examined their poli-
oissf u t6s whole risk positively
covsrsdl II the Divine seal
stamped upo1 the spirituai record, !,
I ZFon,n Nsrald. g F0tu 2 aTo
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There are nineteen National Banks
in Chicago with a total capital, in
cluding surplus, of $40, ,661, ,855,and
a line Of deposits running up to
about twenty millions. The de.
posits in the savings banks are very
small as compared with the amount
deposited I'M like institutions here.
If the capital and surplus Of banks
chartered by the State are added,
the real banking capital of Chicago
is not far. from s13,OOO,OO0. But
Chicago is not satisfied with nine
teen National Banks, and now wants
. branch mint offering, as reason,
that more silver bullion is brought.
to that city than any other in the
United States, except San Francis
co. The branch mints at New Or
leans and Dahlonega have been dis;
continued, and these facts, taken in
connection with the estimated an
nual receipts Of Eve millions in sill
yer bullion at Chicago, will have
some force by way of backing the
application for new mint Chi
cago is reaching out after the rich
ores of Utah, and now that she has
found the smelling of these ores a
very profitable business, it is not
likely to be limited by the present
figures. z'
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Prof. Shell Of Amherst COLLEGE. Who for
Eore thaa forty years has kept record Of
the weather, ssys be tss Known bat ops
morning - cold as. THURSDAY, Tie soth Of
hast January.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

The richest uniyersisy in Tie World 10
that Of Lepden in Holland. slfs real estate
alone il worth over four millions Of dollars,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

.fhs Alas.sp q BpsisgAsld, AAsssehas.
's4ss, bsvs ,l5elSd ~ for CITY rhysisias
adss thslsl1gs1aAshsss sskse ne essssosat
= Me- p. Nniiane fses yses. ztaR 80
Rle Jiksd -. haye Miss Wplie4e yaeoinAoo
v6sn. bss ess Ds. stiskaj5 ws5it1 ~ jss.
- - - psso~ psHi1sslF,p pASsf4sss =
oetsts is.sss glsa4 IL Lia -
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~.
When N eliele,-sheecmie poe,
died, the Archbishop Of Paris
would not let his body be buried
in consecrated ground. The king,
being informed of this, cent for
tie Archbishop, and expostslated
with him about it; but finding the
prelate inhexibly obstinat~ his
magcsty asked how many feet deep
she censecrsted ground re1e6ed.
This question coming By surprise,
she archbishop replied about light.
Well, answered the king, I find
there is 20 getting the better OF
your scrupIes; therefore lot his
grave bs dug twelve feet deep,
that ie four feet below your conse-
crsted ground. and let him be bur
led there. 3.
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An iova man recently sold his rils Sos :
suit of Globes. He was saitsl, bat -
pasn't, sed she has givsa him N slaituaal
euit at Law. a18 - sf'ts
= sasd
A4sisosa Territory = not only free from
Asbt IA. Has bslsneS cash in ths treasury
sHountisx 70 S1lS s..f- 80
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tsfaSu kls alludisE TO the fsl,awist beau.ifu,
: poeu, ~ meIia B.sWtAHyiI whsSh er,t male
q sats appearance sonse . yssrs ~ 81 he Lcus.
/. 4 vile Jousaab George u. Prentice, the re-
bsss~ssewned Nit and poet, sald, ssNc iivina poet
= s.e.s surpass its graesfqlaess and bseuty.- : =
I. "a. Isdianians .s i s.s :; .s.s.s, .es Is
! d Pals -ssass that with thy sofa, sd iisAt,
Came out upon my bridal svs, gss43
80 have song 10 sing to-n;eht. ~ 9'sn
..s;N i Bafors thoa tak,st thy nournfal lsave.osqs
nj sSnes Ahsa - softiy Gns has stirred noilo.
- rbasncnshs havs nosssseped iite hours
= = ID An fitea iittls, bird ~ sts .,-.,,
sissg, That slept sOo Ieaeandag ths Aovsts, II
"a md waking ~ HiSh <ssslGs wisK
Soft insipg mid TIE shades, of sve,;o q
atch, with saddss heart { sise-a -
ksinG Of one who dvells IN Heaven. -
rs 10 e n, n ;,o,s, IL y ssasss Z. few
sas And tsndsrsss shosshs my. heart Aexuiles, I.
.f AZ 6oating up tkrouth mist and dew
The pale yoqpg moon comss out and smiles,
And 70 Tie eresa relounlisg shore,' -ef E
In siiverv troops the ripples. .crord, -e0
Nm al shs ocess, di&p61 Oct, III
s Lifts up Ms vsice aed ~ shs aIted; ~
4 AID star On sssk. AlS Seie asd eal., aa<
! 2 e fbats Up yoa arcK ssisnely blue, r-i
AtsuS toks - eoSa3 &o4e deeQSQ " uz5m.
s.Es NJ spirit aoats ia esher TOO
Loved one! though lost tohumani sight,
ssas feel thy spirit lisgerise near, ,5sm
aizs Ard softly - l feel DE light
fai fkssHembses through, the atmosphsre, ,..
A. IN some temples holy shadess,s .sle
{, .e; Thosgh mute tie Aynsaaud aush a the
ssssa a payer, ssHsehr. e sss7s ssss
- ls = solsmn ava the souI provides, - -ps'
,..a;... !, Which tell. shis rG.sAiAA. ben ahFs.
- 4 kao~ thy sods from worlds ofsbiisS
-5aA. Yes stoops awhile to Dwell with ne,
M hath caught tby ppseE &etaed p this
sgr "a That At last might d~sii with thse; sfa7
hesr murmur from TIE seas, 80
ssslaa ? That mskss = nios IT'D iow repaissA sz
zsoe a vsies an low and sweet like thine;
II gives an answer to my prsysr.s
-, !. And brings my soul from Heaven sign
That will knov and meet thse shsfe.
1s.s IN know thee there BY that sweet Ease,
-s.;5 Round which . tender halo plays,w
q ~ Sill touched with shas expressive grace
ssss = That made thee lovely all thy dayt;
BY that sweet anile that o'ss ie shed
.s4ssos 4 beauty Like the light of eves,i0i
.asfas Whose soft expressions ne-er fed,
sf~sr Even when its soul had Hown TO Heaven;
III know thss:kx=she starry crown
Thss sHaH6Skps.e hair
QHsy d. 49, sSafSSsne
I1Lf.ow the 4hers, atbee there.
pr Al shis 49, vse ls,h.r.
The s.ssesf ~ ~ &bseslzse,,
ls rhst swsn in lsse Z AsSAp6ssbp,
Mast suin in &ts sad aafs.aaaSSs,
fTsk aAiits dsf6 - A44oA6s2
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:
0dring the discussicn of bill in the Sen
ate Of one Of eur Neg Esslasd States recent.
Ivy, an honorable menber whose bod il always
level, remarked in the midst Of his areu-
nent: 80 simplify an iliussratipa will
hyposbscste esse,' and continued until his
Observation-Disclosures demonstrated the
fllasraton ineostessibly comprehensive.
The vote was against him.
MI Grimm in his History of the Press Of
Maine, says that about the year 1890 thers
we're ten stores 10 Brunssick, in all OF which
She ssuai variety Or arcent epirits was kept
tos sale. Even respectable women who came
TO narke: claimed their gie bt n take the So
- sl.s< .rosns 20 Mg6sls, sspsd . 3
= e. sitabie in the resastr's store. Missy .
Dtuns~isk 'boy, ~ho has s.raysaa~sy from
the good old towDecas sestifS y IN truth
1 that ststsnent. But BruDswiek Vas no.
worse than other towns IN those 'dsrk days1
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IuS6O1nu, WIG, eOjlu, parent, guar
dian, employer org other person
who shall be injured in person or
property. esje-Aeans IF support,
hS esny in,oxiceieds pezsos, FOR in
c4ynsequenc, of jni0xiciiioD,. b4bis-
nai or Otherwise, q; Any person,
shalt have q right 81 r 1asction Il 10 bis
or her name, .'seveqahy 6r .tointly
against any person Or persons Who
,shsl, by selling hsrterins or Civ
ing away intoxicating liquors, have
caused the intoxication in whole or
10 psrt. lof such person; and any
person or persons owning, reatIng,
-ieasing or permistingi ashe occsps.
tion Of any .huildisg or premises,
and having knowledge thst intoxi-
eating liquor IL to be sold therein :
or having leased tie same for Other
purposes, shall knowingly permit
tbesein the sale Of intox;csting
liquor, or Who hesin2 been inform
ed that jntoxfc1tfng liquor II sold
therein, that has caused in whole
or in part, the infoxicstjop OF any
person, who shall not, 1dimediase-
" after being % informed, take
Legal steps i eoed faith 70 htsposl
ssss said tenant or lessss, shall be
liable, Jointly, with the psrsoa sell-
Ing, bartering or giving away intoxs
icating hqu0Fs . aSoresSid % ~
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fen :er shall stand comm tilted TO the
jail Of the county until the judgment sud
costs are dpliy paid, and the magistrate
or eouft in which the conviction 10 bad
shall issss . writ of oApaAs sd,ssti1l6AsnL
dam thersfos. Justict5 Of ths Pisce shalI'
h6ss jufsasetioh sof ~ salctions arisiss
under tie sigdth and }wslfh sections
oi this set, Win ms lnibun. ii con-
troversy does not sxc9ea Two hundred
dollars, ,eeioos % y be approsscai.sd in the
nsms of de party injured Or satitled, to
the debt er damages provided for in said
eighth ADD twelfth sections. bo44
Sec. IL. Il sAsil b unlawful fox
snypsfson 4 % b a1y FOR or
furnish to any person Who is 1t the time
intoxicated, 81 ia the hshit Of getting i'm
toxicated, or to buy for Or TO furnish TO
any minor, to b drunk BY such minor,
any intoxicatiqg liquor. Any person or
pepoes violating this ssctiea shall be
Ansd not lsss thAs Eve dollsIs nor mors
tim; lfty dsllass. saA :
Bee. 1s. 10 81 prosscudens under this
sct, b. isdictmsnt or otherwise, i shall
not b aecesasy1 70 state the kisd q
liqsse sold, &C. - descsihs aths eplacs
where ssld, sn1 & shall not b usc.sssry
to slAtS ths ssns u The psrsonits WHOM
sslds7h dli essss. the psrsop of psrssss
y whon intcxicatiag liquors shsti =
nd 81 violst,b2 * nv 81, Dan II
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-02-27
Jackson's Speech.

A correspondent gives to the Hopkins
vile Nev Era the following as speech
made by General Jackson, when he was
yet a poor backwoods lawyer in Tennessee
and unknown to fame:
"He was employed to prosecute negro
for the murder of another in fit Of jeal-
ousy, and his speech to the jury was the
following paragraph: No more shall the
voice Oftbo poor murdered man be heard
in the songs Of the merry corn-huskings.
No more shall be pluck the snowy cotton
ball, No more shall the forest resouud
with the echoes of bis hunting horn as
with his dogs he chased the pOssum aud the
coon, No more shall his uimble feet keep
time with the banjo as he patted juba aud
cut tic pigeon wing That voice once so
joyful hushed in death. Those limbs
once so agile are now rigid and still -
His body now lies upon the blood stained
turf, with his big toe pointing up to the
blue archod vault Of Heaven"
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A retired clergyman sends US an &C.
count Of little affair that had happened
in bis place ItaPpcars that there was a
young woman, fine spirited girl eOgag
ed at a washtub, opposite an open door,
Just behind her was 4 young man, as is
generally The case, and in the yard was an
old buck that was allowed the freedom Of
the premises, which is not always the case,
we are glad to say, Well, this buck came
to the door and looked in, and the young
man going close behind the young woman,
pointed his finger right at the buck, and
The old fellow, recognizing at once tho
pressing charaCtcrof this mute invitation
put down bis head and dashed forward,
and the miserable man stepped to one side
and fed and che young woman, all uncon-
scious of her arrangements, received the
awful shock without warning, aud passed
over the tub, and the air for an instant
seemed to be full of slippers, and wet
cloths, and soap, and hot water, aud suis.
And the mex minute that goat came fly,
lug out Of that door at dreadful speed,
bald the whole length of bis spine, and
with wild look in his eye. And for an
hour afterward he stood back Of the barn,
scratching his chin, aud trying to recall all
the circumstances 10 the unfortunate affair.
-DaRJmy NcWS.
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For street costumes the dark colors are
most popular Black is still the favor.
tie.
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The Nev York courts have begun 10

The New York courts have begun to
work 80 we'll that the scouOdrelS, thieves
and rDurderers are getting discouraged =
They talk Of making ring. like that 10
Pennsylvania, to elect Governors who will
pardon them as fast as tue courts eau con-
Wet .f~
An itinerant preacher told an audience
in Somerset, Ohio. that he had travelled
1875 900 miles to shoR them the road to
righteousness, aud lbeyrerilVed him. He
assured them that be could lick bis weight
10 Wildcats, upon which they listened re.
spoctruIIy. One does not know which to
admire most preacher or people
The latest verdict recorded was upon q
gentleman who expired 10 Ct Of iucbrn-
lion The jury returned: " Death by han.
ging round rum shop" This was saw.
age, aud devoid Of regard for the gentle
mans family 10 similar case 10 Cali.
fornia the verdict was more gracefully and
considerably put Accidental death
while uOpnckiDg glass"
The other morning jenkins announced
the price of tickets, 10 an advertisement Of
his coming lecture, as follows: Tickets fifty
cents. Children supplied at the same
rates During the afternoon he received
orders for three, aud pair of twins.
The Great Kanawha valley is one Of the
richest 10 minerals 10 the United States,
and with its light grades extending from
the seaboard to the Ohio, 10 climate
where transportation will scarcely ever be
impcded by snow aud ice to any great ez-
tent, it is destined to become one of the
greatest seats for manufacturers 10 the To-
tied States On this route iron and steel,
under the Bessimere process, can be made
cheaper than any other portion of the Uo'
tied States, because all the materials that
enter into its manufacture lie in close proz-
Unity to each other, aud probably IN groa
ter extent and abundance than in any por-
ton Of the United States -PoHsoiHe Min.
erS Journal,
Prophecies of our feature greatness, il
will be seen, come from tb2 very center of
the great manufacturing section of Penn
syIvauia.
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Are You Going West!

If so, take our advice, aud purchase your
Tickets over The old reliable and popular
Missouri Pacific Railroad, which is posi-
lively, the only Line that runs three Daily
Express Trains from ST Louis 10 Kansas City
aud the Vest and is POSITIVELY, the only
Line which runs Pullmans Palace SlceperS aud
fine day Coaches Especially Tor moyersl eq'
tipped with Miller's Safety Platform and the
Patent Steam Brake FROM ST. LOUIS to Kansas
City, IT. Scott, ParsonS, Lawrence, Leayen
worth, AlChison, ST. Joseph, Nehras ka City,
Council Bluffs aud Omaha, without change!-
For information in regard to time tables rates,
&c, to any point in Missouri, Kansas, Nebras
ka, Colorado, Texas or California call upon or
address j. T. Thompson Agent, Missouri Pa.
cifc Railroad, Chattanooga, Tenn or Atlanta,
Ca; or f. A Ford, Gen'l Passenger Agent, St,
Louis, Mo
No trouble TO answer questions!
ieb 29-ly.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. EFF. CAMPBELL,

Physician and SGrseOn,
Point Pleasant, West Va.
HAVING located permanently at Point
IL Pleasant offer, his professional services
to the citizens Of Che town and vicinity, He
hopes by strict attention to business, 10 merit
a continuance ofthe liberal patronage hO has
already received.
Hemay be found aLall times al lis Office
when not professionally engaged.
Nov. SLY.
rr IPDr Barbce or Or. Neale one or the other,
may at all times be found in their Office.
mch 2l-3m.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-02-27

An exchange remarks "There is moth
ing more fully assured than tbis--tbat IN.
less something is done in behalf of the
rising generation of buys, in. regard to
facilities for learning trades, ten years
hence such thing as 4 skilled American
workman will be a curiosity for Batuum to
secure at any cost"
Yes, aud the writer might have added,
cannot something be done in the way Of
making better boys? Induce or compel
those who have every facility for learning
a trade to complete their apprenticeship,
aud thus rid the county of cobblcrs