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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
New York Market.

NV YORK, June l9.
FLOUR-Tne market dull and
heavy ct s. 0OG5 30 for superfpe
State; 6 2566 so for extra State; 6 IS
az 90 Tor choice do; E 65@7 80
for fancy DO; 5 O095 so for su-
ps.fne western; s Dogs IS for common
10 medium extra western; { 5091 40
for choice DO; I $500 % for common
10 choice white wheat western ex.
tre: 6 35G6 80 for common TO good
sh:p2;?- brands txtrs round hoop
OHIO. southern -four is quiet and in
buvsrs !svo- 81 6 5O9775 for common TO
'sir extra srd 7 S0@@l0 IS for good
10 choice do. Rye -four is unchanged
75Ss5 IS. Corn meal is quiet
WHEAT-The market is qIis. and
the supply offering is light and holders
generally exhibit no very pressing de-
sire TO realize 81 81 for No. , Milwsu-
kee and 81 fo- north western.
RYE-Is Qriet 81 S5c for western:
PARLEY-ls dun and without de-
ciasd cha &c N price.
CORN-Rnles dull and heavy with
2 large ps-t OF the offerings OF inferior
and unsoupd stock. at 5oS52c for new
mixed western.
OATS-Stesdy with moderate
trade demand 4l@43c for pew
mixed western 459473 for white west
EN- snd 40G42t Tor black do.
PR0VISIONS-The market for
mess pork is less active sod easier 81
SIC .5Gl6 s7l 10. new mess: - DO
4 10; for extra prime, snd 10 1aCal1 ae
f,r p-ine mess. Beef Is in very mod
crate request besf bGns dull and
porainal ST % 0093l o.. Tferce beef
Is dull srd unchanged. :,
LARD-Is steady with fair demSnd
2: eIc for kettle rendered and Z Tor
No ! city. -,
COTToN-onEp spot opens stead y zoe
Tor low miidIings and 2le for middling
uplsnds.
PETROLEUM-Dull 81 Ste Tor
c-ude aud l9se for refined.
WEISkY-Quiet st 9SS9Ssc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
NEW ADVERTlSEMEMfs
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS
1 trir Of Wet Virgins, L q.
WHEREAS A Hbel has been fled for the
District % Wen Virginia, ON the 5th DAY
of Msy, lSz1, by the Peabody Insurance
Company, the Franklin Insurance Com.
pauy and the Etna Fire md Marine lusu-
rance Company, each and BeverzI1y corpo-
Yafions under and by virtue Of the laws of
the 6Ezfe Of We4 Virginia. againH the
steamer & W. EKIIILnGER her engines
TACKLE, outfit sppsrel and furniture Now,
therefore, In pursuance 1.-THE Monitor IN
der the zeal OF the said Oourt 10 medtrec1ed
and delivered, ] do hereby give public mo-
tice 10 al persons claiming the SAID
steamer, her engines, tackle, outfit apparel
and furniture, or IN any manner Interested
therein, that they be and appear before the
Rid District Court 10 be held NJ the city OF
Wheeling. In and Tor the District OF West
Virginia, On the 18th day OF May, 1879. nj IL
O'Clock In the forenoon Of the same Day, II
the same shall be dsy OF Jurisdiction. OH
ewise on the nexf Gay ofJurtsdic5on there
affG, then and there 10 tnterpose their
claims and TO make their allegations on
thai behalf HEDGMAN SLACK,
US NARSHAL, Dis Of West Va
BywM. h IRWIN, Deputy.
JAE & WHEAT, Proctor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

MES. Woodruff is reported to be
rapidly gaining strength. 1t would be
very involvement TO her followers II
she were to die now, when she oaght 10
be Obtaining the congratulations Of her
trends upon her partial vindication
from the sspersions cast MP Der veraci-
" in connection with the Beecher- Til
tor. Bowen middle. OF course, she
will survive long enough to have an
other Literary bout 81 these distinguish
ed persons II is hard Tor the world to
get nd of woman like Mrs. Woodruff
Whom the gods love die early; but
there Is no prospect that the vital
spark OF the celebrated clsirvoyant will
be extipCuished from that cause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
Chtosxo Market.

Chicago Market
CHICAGO, June 10.
WHEAT-i toIc. lower, No.e spring
l 20f6l 81 cash ! 2ef@l 2Oa seller
June; I 5l}@l 81 seller July.
FL0UR-Duil prices nominal.
C0RN-Weak and heavy and prices
under fear Of exporting more hot corn
in store took tumble l3@ltc, cash
lots, spd for option June sod July I;
closing 81 32s seller July, 37sG37i
seller August. Rejected corn sold St
27f@2s in store, and 2S92et for canal
sioat.
OATS-Qniet and prices receded
I to &c per bush; sale Of No. 2 81 25a@
36c cash or seller June; 25s(S27 seller
july 26SG26i seller August, closing at
25s seller june and 262 seller July.
RYE-SteAdy 81 Goo Tor No. , and
closing firm.
BARLEY-Insctive and nominal.
PROVISI0NS-Dull; msss pork at
SIS Is seller July.
LARD-At S. 80.
BEEF-Cattle dull and heavy; meg
gre Gales st s. 6095 65.
HOGS-Dull and lower at a 009
4 so for common to choice assorted
lots.
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80 - 0AkS nEz
tFskE BxksBozr Junela
COTTONAFrm low middlingt Of
1910.
FLOUR-DuI and quiet
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged.
.C0RN-Actire snd frmsr for
southern; white southern 70S1i vel
low do So; mixed western dnn and
lower ut 50.
OATS-The market is lower ; south
ern 4794s; western mixed 40S42 do
white 44645.
RYE-Dull st 7o915.
HAY-Unchanged. .--.-
PROvISIONS-Dull snd nominal /;
mess pork q, ST 25@l7 so. Bulk
meats, shoulders tic rib sides SEC
cleM rib sides SIC. Bacon, shoulders
SIC rib sides eaG clear NIB SIDES 100
10fc; sugar cured hams l43@l5s.
LARD-stGec for western
WHISKY-Smal sales At 93fc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

STEALING has just been recognized sc
3 Legitimate profession in New York.
Some time ago $4,000 worth Of bonds
were stolen from the Waterford Bank,
in that Stste The thieves kept quiet
fo- little while, and now have jnsi re-
turned their plundsr on condition Of re-
t&iring IS per cent. of It, and being e1-
erup!ei from 81 prosecution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
Eoy.Toy FLIHTATI0N SIGNALS

GENT ON RECEIPT OF % CENTS
SUnique Printing and Publishing house,
rs NeSPy street, lew York msyb-c-
THF BECKWTTH So PORTABLE FAM
ilv Sewing Machine, on 81 DAYS Triai;
many advantages over a. Sauslacpon
t.r-a.rasd. OF so refunded. Sent complete,
win mn directions. BscEvith sewing Ma
C,-ir,s Oo-y1-is-,v SO BROADWAY, -. Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.
NEW York, June le.

NV YORK, June 1e.
Money was easy ST 4 TO 8 per cent
OF call, with the most OF light business
ST ) per cent. Prime discounts are
quoted 6 10 5 per cent Foreign Ex-
change continued quiet and steady with
actual business IN prime sterling ST
lO9s TOR sixty days and ll0s Tor sight.
Good sight bills csn stifi be bought 81
10. Ire god speculation was weaker
on the London sdviees end declined
from IlG 10 1855, but closed with
steady 6eslinC and rallied TO ll5E.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

THET have great church privileges in
San Frsncisco-greater, We fssr, than
they improve. 1t Is said that those who
sre too lazy o. 100 dif6dept TO enter any
oftbe churches on Sunday msy stand
snywnere within 8 mile Of his pul pit
and hes. Dr.. Cox expound the gospel
10 bis congregation, while in their Off
ces, one cr two blocks OF. San Frau
cisco editors csn peruse their exchanges
and hear the Doctor preach al the
same time. such 8 perfect Boaperges is
this reverend gentleman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
THE PAEL0R COMPANION

livery LADY WANTS ONE
E.Eve-v MAJ ought 10 have one
Ssnf on rereIp; Of ten cents Aoorsss - =
EYnFk 90. % seventh Avenue n. \.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

The Partisan papers contain notices
Of the exhibition ofdogA which is to be
opened during the summer. Exhibitors
are arriving from 81 parts of the world
with the most rare and curious species
Of csuiDes Twenty-Five kennels hsve
already been filed with French dogs,
81 equal number is promised from Eng
land, ard there are 10 be strange species
from Russia, Denmark and Turkey.
Surely such sn exhibition would be in
complete without species of our prairie
doris
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
q" a G. e .

r1B ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
ETark. ANY person old or Young, o.
tttber sex. can make from SO 70 $50 per
yrses. ri home ur in connection with other
nasInasS- Wanted by al. suitable 10 either
CITY OF country, and Any season OF Loe yea.
inns is a rare opportunjry ion those who are
ouf Of work, and ont of money 10 MAKE
3 n independeni living. No capital beng
-a1ni~ed. Orr pamphlet 'sHoW 10 MAKE
a LINING" giving fuH INSTRUCTIONS. SEM
on rcceipi of cents. ADDRESS q bphtSS
- - N N1--isa-ia- Westminster Co, N y
AGENTS everywhere 10 sell oar new and
WANTED novel Introducing Naen1ns-
49, e. T-'-Is-rgts5 IHrcpisr 10 The Mckee
Nsnutacr uriRg Company, Bog hroadEa!,
80 :. N1-s n2yS-c
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Cincinnati Market

Cincinnati Market
CINoNNAH. June ~.
coTTON-Quiet; middiiurs l9tc;
FLOUR-Dall; extra S. 25S6 10;
fsmiIv { 759725.
WHEAT-Quiet al 40 for No. :
red winter.
CORN-Heavy; sound mixed 4lt@
42c- -n
OATS-Dul; mixed 2594lc.
RYE-Advanced; , 81 Tor No. =
BARLEY-Nothing doing. &c.
HOGS-Qaiei 4 60G4 "a.
HAY-Stesdy OF so Tor prime Tim
otby. 800,
PROvIsIoNS-yery quiet, and un-
changed; mess pork inactive GIG 80 fot
CITY. Bulk meats euier shoulders 6sc
clear rib sides So, clear sides 81 elsar
rb 81. Bacon, qnist, shoulders TIC
celsr rib sides ct; ciesr sides 81. Sugar
cured hams s-eady!st l3aiA.
LARD Unchanged, sf@Ss ,of
country and city.
TOBACCO-Firm and good price.
WHISKY-Is firm ST Sse-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
Toledo Market
TorrDo, June l9.

TOLEDO AAfkoI
ToIxDo. June le.
FUOUR-Quet.
WHEAT-Quiet; amber Miehig.n
on SPOT 81 So; seller June 5SE selie,
July / 40; No red lis No 2 reo
/ IS. Eg E.E
CoRN-Dall and unchanged high
NAKED eeIlerAaguh 44css Low MIXED 4iS
NO grade 3s@. ra&9% LLtE
oATS-Quiet No. 2 33i. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
THE NEW ELASTIC TKUsS.

An IMPORTANT INVENTION. IT RE-
\ tsfnr the Rupture al all tirnes.and under
the hardest exercises Or Eeveresf strEiE- u
Is worr with comfort, and II Kept or night
and day, effects permanent sure IN lev
xraaes Sold cheap and sent by Mail when
raoueS,ed. Clrcu!sr free when ordered by
efIe- SEM 70 the Elastic Truss Co. No. GsS
broadway, Ny. City. Nobody uses Meal
Spring Trusses, too painful, they Slip on 100
freq usptly. ins!Sc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
FOR SALE.
SaIuable Coal Property For
Sale.

~,,rrcr Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes 70 sell ttn
xhole or IN part} that portion on ooaL nov 2sz
- a.-ss- locsfed along the Ohio river about
third az q mile north Of the city dmfis-
sosatber with one acre Of surface nj the en-,
t-enoe ON the side nearest the river, ana
=. nree acres Of surface around the other en-,
lance. back OF Fulton. The VEN o. Goa
will vary from feet inches 70 zen "a
N mean Of the county road, or by the T.
kE Z r., ms the entrance on tne I1Sea
s,6s is NOT 200 feet from either.
The above viii be sold on reRsonanls
Terms, OF exchanged for gooa LOWE prop
erty. >x.prrsnIJ
rnarl-h NALThn MA IsoLA a -
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FOR r TENT.
For Rent.

THAT DESIRABLE REslDENCE IN
TJsfIs new Block, lsIely occupied
- - Possession given Immediately.
orer very cheap several nearly new car
pets on the door-
rnarlS-h 0tU u rAnha-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

iUIIInVrnnI ONE PACKAGE or
WHl\tbk\ Prof Halls Magic Com.
HlllUhlllu J pound will force the
beard 70 grow thick and
heavy On thegmeothes facel withouttntury
IN q days, or money refunded - cen IL
package, posi- paid, or TOR 50 centk-
EDGAR JONES, ARhland, AREk
AMI
The sun., 1873-05-19

from Nijnt-N -Noveorod by the railway and
the river vessels. The volga, flowing in a
southeastiy direction, grows broader in its
course and empties into the Caspian Sea.
To any American who goes abroad with
purpose other than that of seeing his coun-
trymen. visit TO this fair will be far more
interesting than one TO that Of Vienna
The Novgorod fair Is one held for the legt-
innate purposes of trade, not one gotten up
by hungry sp, culators. About it there is
an air Of reality; il is not made TO order
like that Of Vienna.
The place itself of the Russian fttc is
more interesting than Vienna, which Is
within the hnckncycd route of the tourist
and the variety of costume worn by the
peasants and the traders is far greater and
more picturesque than that displayed at
the Austrian capital. But whit above all
should influence the American who may
be- hesitating between the two fairs is the
consideration that no commissioners have
been sent to the Russian city, and conse-
qucntly no dcrivative taint of corruption
will hang around ouI countrymen who
travel thither.
The sun., 1873-05-19

tary to JAMES FISK, Jr., testified that he be-
lieved the sum Of eS5 900 paid by JAY GOULD
10 HAYES and BELDEs was given them
for Attorney General BARLOW; and that
in the settlement Of GouLD' q accounts with
the estate Of Col FISK he had given GOULD
credit accordingly for portion OF this
payment ia having been for Gen. BARLOW.
Mr. CoaBR also stated that at first he
doubted the propricty Of giving credit for
this payment, but being referred by
Mr. GouLD to Mr.. THOMAS q. SHEARMAS,
who had been counsel Of FISK as well ne NJ
GOULD, hr was told by him that IL was all
right aud that he should make the allow
ancc.
subsequently Mr.. SnEARMAN himself was
examined and sworc that he had been told
both by Col. Fisk anh Mr. GoULp that the
money paid to HAYES and BELpBS ut the
rate of s3j,010 year was for nobody but
Attoincy-GCucral BARLOW, and was given
to him rs a brlbc for acting in the suits of
the English Stockholders commenced or
expected To be commenced, in IL way that
would really be favorable t. the Interests
of Fisk and GoULp. This Mr.. SuEARNAN
said under oath he was told repeatedly,
especially by Mr.. GOULD.
This testimony was coniradcte1 partial
ly by Mr.. BELprN, and entirely by Gen.
BARLOW, the person most deeply interest
ed, and upon this subject we quote the
conclusion of the committee:
"The testimony OF Mr.. T. @. SuEARuAS 20 the
eject that in the matter named Gen. BARLOW
was acting double part that white protesscdly
carrying ON a suit IN the interest OF the English
secretly "A large
sum from FISK and GOULD. with the under
standing that no harm was to result to them
from the proposed suits, was iiatly contradictod
I'm the absence Of any proof whatevcr your
committee cannot resist the conclusipu that the
whole story was a fabrication, ana that the par
ties giving currency to the tale had probably
oi Mr.. SHrARNAN, by innuc ldo and false charges
To- hlacken the character Uf the Attorney g On
eral "a deserving uf the seVerest censurc.'
In regard to this matter one unfortunate
fact appears in thr published volume Of
the testimony taken by the committee,
upon which their report is based. Al
though Mr.. GoI'LD was brought before
them and ntCrrogatcd at length on vnii-
ous other topics, ne was not once question
ed upon this alleged bribery neither was
he summoned again after the evidence of
Gown and SuEAHMAN had been given
This, We say, is unfortunate. because If he
had testified confirming the assertion Of
Gen. Barrow aud contralicting that of
Mr. SuEtRMtN, the report of the commit
tee completely exon, rating the Attorney
General and condr1nning SHEABMAS with
out qualification would have received an
added support which II nuw lacks. And
vino van tell why Mr.. GOULD was not thus
examined:
The sun., 1873-05-19
An USEN ENTS.
Notes Of the Drnma.

A noteworthy event, and one TO which
we gladly call attention. Is the benefit Of Mr..
William Davidge, which is to take place at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre this evening. There is
net more industrious or conscientious actor
than Mr.. Davidge on the American stage and In
the class Of humorous characters by which he IL
hest known he has no superior. Tonight he Ia
70 appear in Divorce" which will be given for
the .Bth and last time
"Madccin Morci." the Original play by Dr
scntha. of Vienna. which has been In prepl-
ration here for some Time, will be presented nj
naly tomorrow evening with cast ot great
strength. including Mr.. Charles Fisher. Miss
Clara Morris, and Miss Fanny Morant. There
are four acts. and the scene Of the drama is laid
In Austria at the present day.
At the Union Square Theatre, also, the season
is 10 close with the production Of n nov dr.
matte work. the authorship of which is nscIibed
to Mrs, Sheridan shook. In consequence OF the
illnoss uf Miss Agnes Ethel however. the frat
representation of " " ithout n Heart" which
was announced for this evening, has been de-
ferrcd To- Wcdnc-day. In the mean time Frou
only two weeks more remain of Mr. Suih rms
enlargement 1T NIliurkS aud Mr. Fcchtcr en-
Gasemrnt at the Grand Opera House. Mr.
Spthern will appear in " The S,WiTe'- last Shil-
Ing Lu'U "wednesday evening inclusive, att /
viii h "Our American Cousin" will bc given
Dundrcary Married and Settled" TIL the end u
the season. At Booths Theatre Miss Nelson
continues to play amy ROltuu to full houses.
The announcements for the week az Woods
Museum comprise a drama entitled " Trumps,"
In which Mr.. Yankee Locke will appear every
tic Pretty Flower" for the afternoon entertain
meut.
The sun., 1873-05-19

At the confluence OF the great river
Volga and the Okla in Central Russia is
the historic city of Nijni-Novgorod. Its
situation is picturesque, on some hills,
three hundred feet above the right bank
of the Nolga. The city ordinarily con-
tains about tmrty-two thousand inhahi-
tants; but at the time of the great annual
fair which is held there, from the middle
of August TO the middle of September, the
number is swollen by three or four hun
drcd thousand visitors from all parts of
Europe and Asia.
On the peninsula formed by the two
rivers is the immense stone building of the
fair, in which there are three thousand
shops, where the principal sales are made,
Numerous stalls in addition surround this
structure. one hundred and forty-hve
million dollars worth of wares and goods
were brought to last years fair; and only
about twenty million dollars worth re-
maincd unsold at the end of the fair,
Russian goods made of cotton, wool, silk,
flax, and hemp; articles for smokers
are the principal things sold, But grain,
! liquors, and cattle are also sold in larg,
quantities. The sales of calico ut this fair
| increase every year. and now mount up to
| many millions of dollars. At this season
/ the lakes in tie ncighburhood Of the city
| ace tAruug"d it'll little steamers ana boat.
! o. all Lluus The goods 9le Carried 10 and
The sun., 1873-05-19
SOME NEW BOOKS.

M. ADoLPHE DE CHAMBRUN has published
under tho title lie Pottpoir Ertcut0 dur Etdts
Unts, work of much value upon the Consti-
tuition OF the United States and It's practical
working. II is the fruit of several years resi-
dence ut Washington, especially during the
eventful period Of reconstruction, and Of q
careful and perspicacious examination Of our
legislative and political history. Written In
French, It discusses every point Of law or OF
history with that lucidity and distinctness which
seem natural TO that language. ". DE CHAaBRUS
aims especially to Instruct Europoan readers, but
his essay might he studied with profit by the
most Intelligent and experienced Americans.
He treats successfully Of the mode of electing
the PRECEDENT and Nicc-Presidcnt of the at
tributes and limitations Of the Executive OF
the relations between the President and suhor-
dinatc functiunrics of the relations between
the President and Congress; of the power Of
declaring war of the relations ~ the Executive
with the Judiciary o' he several departments
Of the Federal Admfnlstraton Of the Senate
as an executive council; Of the relations be-
tween the President and the states of the
Union Of the extension of the executive
power under President LiscoLN Of the Inn
parchment trial OF President JOHNSON; and
finally OF the causes which tend TO modify tho
Constitution. All these topics NJ DE CIAMBRuS
spirit, and faith in the permanence Of repub-
licnn institutions. His volume cannot fail TO
take high rank among trcatises OF the kind.
The sun., 1873-05-19
The Generals NJ New Haven.

Cor1,, oo7dcucc or ne SprD,0heh Eepu't "l.
As the numerous general Officers ana
persona of note took their seats al the N''ltN
of the Army of the Potomac II was az ,,''''.ns
to note the varying desrres OF attcui % WIZ
viii, n they were greeted hy the veterans h.l'N-
Tho President and ten. sherman wnr' r'-
cCiYcd with very general applause, whl'U wa,
lighter f'r Imrntdr, Mcdowell. Franklin, ana
various lesser li-ntS, bur the entrance "i q no.
Hancock, who had not attended AuN iU' 'l't+
reunion, drew down "a great storm 81 az ODD.
that seemed very acceptable To the Ir1"t if
who has grown stout and fun Of face ~lu'' H'
used to Ice the terror of Young sian 10. .'I''
routing u ont AT early dawn in the old W't ''',
his Old-tiW", graceful bows, and mot ~trIuh- ,'
notice the President, seated himself hN l0r -4',
OF Gen liuWley, with whom he at once thl'It'
into conversation,
A moment Later entered Cen sheridan, With
his rosy face and bullet head, whom the " .'''
assembly OF soldiers rose en- uasSe, With r.i"''-
cheers for Little Phil" Evidently hc V". l'I
excellence, the soldier, pet, ~ was repeatedly
Indicated during the day, Tor while Grant NH
always applaudcd and Sherman drew rN'rr@' ~
did every mention of Hancock, the cutlu-t,N.
spirit Of the hour waS poured lhNsuA 'N'l
Sheridan as not only the dn.ling soldier ,'l L's
CumrndO, who, aS he said himself, % hHl '".ir
here on a bum, and dId not know Wi'I' Hr
should bring up" As this was the plu ~ ~
very lHrgc number Of the Ycta, they hruIUy
echoed the sentiment II was dpubilcs- ''I INLa
reason that, whe the President, Gen. HurIH'"}
and many Of the notablcs were the guests Vi
private citizens, sheridan positively rcl"s'd "a
20 anywhere lut to a hotel.
As llaucDcn W"s not ~rou to speak ''IHN
SO uhsorycd that Gru. II tVlcv did u.i I.'N 'l.
10 President NN.l. nor 10 Io-luFt'
unoe in New !iHHru ut'', ''d oirH '' as ''
uuon tNc -lUg"I. NFt / U.t.u tII' " I..I '
almost 'l.H. uuIr g, neral ,I''-.r 's..' ..'
with aIy --,lH .'a a.. l' .. r. ..-
The sun., 1873-05-19

for some men, but can Gov. BANTER AFFORD
it," Upon the action to-day of the able
editor and impartial jurist who conducts
the Little Rock Republican and lays down
the law for the people of Arkansas, II will
depend whether or not that State is TO be
the scene OF bloody conflict based upon
u struggle for plumber.
The Republican party of the United
states are to be congratulated upon the
brilliant consequences Of the policy of their
President; upon the high sense Of morality
and dccorum which charncterizes his ac-
ton; and upon the exquisite taste and the
evident regard for propricty which guide
the choice Of his confidential advisers. As
for the unfortunate people in Arkansas,
they have been so plundercd mud humil-
lated that probably they care very little
whether civil war comes or not But If IL
does come ii will bc cruel and bloody.