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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

The distribution will be in public, and will be
made under the same torn and regulations as the
S.u Francisco aud Louisville Library Gilt Con-
ccrts under the superyis isiOn Of committee OF
praniueut citizens selected by the ticket-holders.
Reference as u the integ'ty Of This enterprise
and OF the management IS made 10 the following
well E.oRu CiIlZcns:
Sam1 L. Tibha.,, y Toponce, J. Malsh, j. H..
rri,n--memDers OF city Council.
Judge T. J. B acS, Asst |. :. Assessor; Malsh
4 G.reuwad. PruprlctOrs Metropolitan Hotel {;
Eugene Moore, cit, Marshall; W. W. Hull, Ar
cuit-ct: }. keiue, Constable; ~. Cupi"r, Jcweier;
Cant. :. Howe. Contractor; q. ID. Richmond
co.. Commission Mrrchdhts VI. +. campbell,
Proprietor Central Hotel Singleton Crettl.
ProprletorS Pacific stables ;. p. Hitch, Mer-
chant. sandy, [ tab \. &. Garrison, Helena, Mon
tana.
We will also announce that each and every
person buying tichet can at any and al times
examine our books and all business transactions
connected with the enterprise; and as the draw
lug will re placed IN the bands Il honest aud dis
Interested men, il will insure far and Impartial
a. distribution.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
One Place in Heaven.
BY II. +. STARR

Behryn9e. tie Pilgrim, lifting up his head,
saw the Death Angel standing near his he'd,
And heard him say, in accenis calm and cold,
''The names write within my Book Of Gold,
Are names VI these whose place In Heaven Is
won;
To gain such place, what hast thou ever done 2"
Behrynge the Pilgrim, struck upon his breast.
"AlaS. full many a law have transgressed;
Yet at Coils feet, for creatures he had made
Both mute and helpless, all my life laid,
And prayed Him daily that my strength might be
Their faithful safeguard, as lie guarded me.
The Dumb Beasts cause plead through all the
land,
And stayed the torture OF the oppressor's hand :
Win Righteous wrath awed the cruel mind,
Or strove by kininess 10 make men more kind;
NV lie. my all, 10 the great work gave
Yet know not II deeds like these can save
The Angel vanished When at Heavens gate,
Behrynge, the PEQrim Sadly came to wait,
LO the pearl portals few asunder far,
\ light shone round him like giOri0us star,
Aud voice said, "Thy sins are all fOrgiyeni
Love for the helpless won thy place in Heaven"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
A NAUGHTY BoY.-A Lincoll

4 NAUGHTY BoY.-A Lincoln
county boy of the most mischievous
stamp borrowed a stuffed wildcat the
other day, and deposited it on his
grand-mofher's bed just before the
old lady retired for the night. The
heartiess young scapegrace sought
his couch then, 10 await the Denoue-
mert which he knew would follow !;
but he had barely slid in between the
sheets before the whole household
was aroused by succession of shreks
and screams proceeding from his un-
fortunate relatives room. While the
real author OF all this commotion was
chuckling in his shirt sleeves, the
other members of the family rushed
into tn. old lady's sleeping apart
ment just in time to see venerable
female in white spinning around the
top of the bed post like Il Weather
vane in high wind; while a savage
looking animal, stiff, grim and war
like, was glaring at her from behind
the bolster. All hands retreated from
the room. slamming the door behind
them. bat not forgetting to admonish
the old lady through the key-hole
that she had better remain where
she was. At this juncture the sha-
king of the bed caused the stuffed |
"varmint" to topple over, and the
abominable trick was exposed An
investigation Immediately ensued,
which disclosed the malicious culprit,
and that precocious urchin was sum
marily snatched from his bed by the
indignant father, who thrashod him
with the handle of a corn-popper un-
Ill the first faint flush of the morn ap-
Dearcd on the eastern horizon.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

Rcverdy johnson has been retain
ed by Attorney General Williams
AS special assistant to the Attorney
General in controversies between the
government and the various telegraph
companies. The Baltimore Sun an
nounces that he took the oath re-
quired by law Of District Attorneys
on Thursday last.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

According to the Atchison kansas
Globe, while soldiers we're digging up
graves at Fort Kearney Il few days
ago, they found n coffin filed with
snakes. One Of them remarked that
it would not require a Kansas coroner
TO tell what that fellow died Of.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

On the 29th of December Mr..
Gladstone completed his sixty-fourtih
year, hav.n. been born on the 18th
Of December 1909, and on the 3lst of
the same month Mr.. Disraeli number
ed sixty eight years, having been
born on the 3lst Of December 1903
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

The foreign ambassadors in China
are Just now objects Of great regard.
They are daily expected to become
devotees of the godlike Emperor, and
it is reported throughout the Empire
that they were paralyzcd at lis
augustncss during their audience
with him, so that most of them had
TO be carried out of his preseLce.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

Governor Booth, OF California, will
not take his scat in the United
states Senate until 1875. as it ia
thought necessary he should retain
hi. gubernatorial position to tbwart
anticipated railroad schemes.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

\ company intend to begin mining
ir the spring in Sherman township,
Jasper county, Iowa, where gold was
discovered about year ago; lead is
also said to exist.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

Heroism in females is said to 90
limited, because a girl in New Hamp-
shire who jumped into river to res
cue a drowning child, tainted away
when she saw her false curls floating
down the stream.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
TO THE
Nervous ~ Debilitatcd
OF BOTH SEXES,
NJ charge for advice and consultation.

DRJ.B DYOTr. graduate OF Jefferson Wen
cal College. Phlnd llpnii, author OF sevcra
yaluanl. works. can be cOnsClted on All dlseas-
es Of the Sexual or Urinary Organs, whicn ne
has made an Especial study either in mai. OF ie-
male. 10 matter IRON what caust oriclnatIH
or how long standing. \ practice - 81 !eus
en,h.as him 70 treat diseases with succrss.-
Cnr.s guaranteed. Clarges reasonable Tnose
al a distance can forward Letter describing
SYMPTOMS and enclosing stamp 20 pTep'y pgs-
tage. send for the Guide TO Health. Price IVc'
J. B. DYOTT. VI. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, i04 Duane St., y. L. I,
Jan % II ~
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

a sharp boy in Cincinnati was
sent after kerosene; but he spent the
money, and filed the can with water:
lu: his father went over and pounded
the grocer for swindling him.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

An old edition of Mcrse's Geo
graphy says: Albany has 400
dwelling houses, and 2,400 inhabi-
tants, all standing With their gable
ends to the streets"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

\ Patent has been issued to Mich
igander tor a pneumatic tube ny
which he proposes to send grain from
Chicago to the coast in eleven hours
at fifteen cent bushel.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

The annual tom-foolery OF New Or
leans. the MardI Gras, is announced
for February i9, and great prepara-
tions are being made for the event.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE & CHIC RAILWAY!
On and after January l th, fS-4, passen-
ger trains will run as followsi
From HUNTINGTON.

FROM HUNTINGTON.
ENFRESS an stations % White Sulphur,
COviugt0n, Mlilb0rO. Goshen, StauntOn. Char
lOtteSyilc, GOrlOnsvi'le June ion. and Rich
mOnd, daily except sunday al 10 90 A. NJ This
tuun connects at GurdOusville for Alexandria
Washington. and the North. and at Richmond
for Petersburg, Norfolk Weldon. Wilmington,
Charleston, savannah, Danyille, GreeubOrO, Char
lOtte, Columbia, Angus a. and Atlanta
ACCOMMODATION kanawha Falls, and all
Intermediate stations daily except sunday at
3.nO ~
The C'mpany's Steamers, BOstona and Fleet
wool leaving Cincinnati daily 80 1 P. n, connect
with The Express train at Huntington at l0:OO,
A. ~ daily. except sunday.
sc PULLMAN SILVER PALACE SLEErING CARS
attached % all night trains For correct infer
nation and rates, apply 90
J.. G.. BRESLIN, Agent.
EDGAR NLtEr, GCnl fcket Agent
A. II. PERRY, Gen1 Supt.
Jan ed, 1874. a.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

a writer IN the CINCINNATI Gazette
has been wrestling with the matri.
monial problem, and thinks that he
has now discovered n solution. lie
proposes an equalization of the sexes
through the emigration of surplus
women TO new settlements where there
is a preponderance of males. He ac-
knowledges that this course is rather
repugnant to social theories, but ar
CUES at great length that it would
be no more Objectionable when prop
eriiy organized and guarded than it
now is in desultory form, meaning
by the last phrase that women Go en-.
igrate, under one pretext or another,
in senlch of husbands.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

General Mcclellan Was present in
court during the trial Of Marshal Ba-
zaine, and was deeply interested in
the proceedings.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

ToUCHING APPEALS OF CLERGY.
MEN.--A minister in a Massachusetts
town near the New Hampshire line,
whose salary is somewhat in arrears,
is reported to have astOnished his
congregation on recent Sunday by
saying to them from the pulpit: "Do
not, my dear hearers, delude your
selves with the idea that | ain an an
gel, for | am far from having arrived
at that blissful state. If / were an
angel, i would fly away to heaven and
get my dinner, and come back and
preach to you again; but as | am yet
only of the earth, earthly, l must
have something to eat, and in order
to do that | must have some money
to pay the bills"
The Manager OF the Michigan
Central Railroad at Chicago has late
ly received an application for a cler-
gyman's half fare ticket, which reads
us follows:
Jcnary the 1874.
Mr.-Sear: apply 10 Won for \ hsfe far
on the Sentral Rode have been appointed BY the
Association to travel this var VIII send IN this
letter the eding homes So that you may know
tina Is no frode abute the mater.
lOus truley, J. l.. b.
Accompanying the above was a
copy of the official publication of the
Association" containing the name
c&nhla}tesn, p to show that Char y do
frode abute the mater"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
-@Urrrr charge 0

Al NON. co,-.s duuthei S""i
inega i%"fS nO% Legislature. A GOr.
ton OF the' aois press declares that
the present Legal ature is an illegal
body. 1t is an a6urned session of
last years Legislature, after recess
of eight months, and met, it is con-
tended by the objectors, in direct
violation of the spirit ofthe constitu-
tior, which provides for biennial
sessions only.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
Good RespOnible Agents Wanted
Liberal Commissions Allowed.

~ Money should he sent by Express, or by
Draft on any solvent bank by POstUlilce Money
Order or Registered Setter, at our RISK. Fol
particulars, address
f.. ". MORGAN, Manager.
Ian. l5-tf Lock Box l5s, COriune, Utah.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
German & Allen,
Building Rock.

Also, they are about to open marble
ward on "a avende near 10Th street where
they will cut AID letter tomhstones, slabs
and other rock o order. FoE particulars
apply TO David Shields. lStf.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
s226,5OO IN GIFTS {!
AS FOLLOWS:
ONE CHANCE IN EVERY NINE!

5a,98i Cash Gifts, amounting .$24C,aO
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
,rk ti-IuhatiOn
A BoY MURDERER AT DORCHESTER.

BosroN, April 23.-The shocking murder
committed yesterday the Dorchester Flats, at high
noon has rapidly traced to Its author and there Is
no doubt that Jesse Pomeroy committed the deed
Owing to the daboca way in which the little fellow,
who was only years OF age, was stabbed and mutt
lated suspicion was directed to the Pomeroy
bov who was sent to the Reform School last year for
emitting and mutiang small boys, only less seriously,
in Chelsea two years ago, and who had only been
month released. He at arrested but, In tho
most unconcerned way. denied knowing anything
about &C. To-day, however. he was taken to
the undertakers Office, and for the first time showed
some feeling He seemed to dread seeing the corpse
and had to be led into the He said he knew the
boy and in reply direct question whether he killed
MIN or not he said, 81 did" He had previously said,
81 guess did" but he did MT remember, and SAID II
he did he did not why he did IL. He refused to
Look at the body and kept his head steadily turned In
another direction. He then for the first time seemed
10 realize what had done and said he was sorry f ne
had done anything wrong In reply TO question as to
vbat he thought ought TO be done he said, Put me
some W here so / can't do such things"
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
APRIL WEA TIER.

THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY INUNDATION.
PrTE0Us APPEALS FOR HELP-GEN. JEFF. THoMP-
SONS REPORTS ON THE CREvAssEs-CHILDRES
REPORTED DRowNED-TTB WATER STILL RISING.
NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-The State author
tiles receive letters daily from persons the oyerowed
sections asking for provisions and other forms OF aid
letter dated simmsport, AvOyelles Parish addressed
to the Governor. says:
Please send me supplies have a large fam
ily-nine chdren-to keep up and feed. The water Is
three feet deep In my yard aud oil over my place. IL
to eat without calling for assistance. Please, for
PHYS sake do not fail TO send me some supplies oy re-
turn steamer.
The following extracts from letter to the Cover
nor, dated Big Bend, Avoyees Parish
The whole OF tho Bayou Des Glaizes and Rcd River
op hSe nn n NO ena, an b m mmisson ,ner
chants have all smut down and We have no pro-
water is all the country still rising The
cows that not drowned dying for want OF food
Sheep and nogs are drowned by hundreds. Take this
matter into consideration and sec II something cannot
be done for lis.
Bayou Crosse T6te advices state that there Ia now
four feet of water the east side OF the
bayou, aud 1t is expected that the water Will overflow
the west side. The water is backing up the Bayou
Plaquemine as far as Dardemor's plantation, ana VIII
probably reach the town OF Bayou Goua, on the hssis
ppl River Mayor wiltz has been applied to FOR ime
diate relief to be sent the Crosse Iee country Inc
rains continue and there floods In the Ouachta anu
Red River Valleys.
SEVEN FAMILIES PICKED UP-aREAT SUFFERING BE-
TWEEN CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
CAIRO H., April 23.-The steamer MinneOla,
which arrived here to day from Memphis. picked up
seven families who had taken refuge on ss, rafts and
"dugouts" order escape from their flooded homes
They report live stock either drowned or dying
Of starvation and say that families resident too
far from the river channel to reach 1t will either drown
or be starved to death. The overflow between here and
Memphis chiefly the western side OF the river and
much desttutOn prevails among the sufferers.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
PERSONAL.

Sir Iambton Lorraine will sail for Europe
tomorrow IN the steamship City OF Richmond.
Lieut.. Gov Talbot of Massachusetts, has
heard OF his promotion, and will arrive in Boston the
last Of this month. ... ..
Prince Gortschakoff Gen. Schouvalof, and
chr Grand Dukes Alexis, Vladimir, and Constantine Will
sccompany the Gar on bis visit TO England.
The Rev. james Freeman Clarke writes
s,o ploroa that be has entirely recovered from his
bronchial sffection and will return TO Boston In june
Mr.. Matt. Morgan has generously taken
upder his charge and instruction Philadelphia street
endicapt Of IA years Of age who attracted gooa de
OF attention I'm that city by drawing pictures oPon 'ne
sidewalk In front Of the old State House
The Duke of Saxe-Coburg- has en-
rolled the Mkado OF Japan nbe order OF the Erneshe
House, because OF the welcome he accorded Prince
Philip OF COburg This 10 the hrst European ueooTi""
conferred upon the japanese monarch
The report that Jefferson Davis is Ill In
london with dropsy Of the heart IS denied by The Vfeks
burg Herald That journal says that recent letters re-
o4ved from Mr.. DAVIS contain no mention or suCh hcA
hess but speak OF great improvement in his health
Lord Walter Campbell, the third son of the
Duke Of Argyle and well known and liked 10 New YORK
society since his residence here for one years in
mercantile business WAS married ON Tuesday, the 14h
tnst at Camden HILL London, 10 Miss hlns, daughter
" = wealthy m nfsellIar nsAr tslasgnW
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
Au Notice. OF Marriages must be Endorsed WiA (au
name and address.
DIED.


BOGBRT-At Railway j. on THURSDAY Iorn,'s The z ''se'
Relative, and friends attend his anera on ssaafy @s
1bth inst AT ~ his late residence 100 oTnaea
Railway n Carrsges will meet the arriys ~ m uh ""s
foot of Cortlandt aud Desbroses-sts N L., Penn H. H.
CIoBRIDGB-At Role NJ j.. THURSDAY, Apui 2S' 1871 hmns
Niyen wife Of Selden G. Cobndge, aged 2ZyeAnA
Notice off1nerai bereaft'r -. q, ~.
cuNStycu.Mon waIp..ay morning April %. At 20 Wess
Rghteenth-st, suddenly Isabel 'ah""s"A"' 'ADs " WV ~
~, ,,,. ~ friend. family respectfully nyd y eaf
n.,al a. 81 Aups Church Het EigbeathsL near fa's.
on FRIDAY 24th inst, al b p H.
crRRIyA Puhg H. April 90, Catherine widow OF the late
Stephen Currie. - ,.-u.a A.. II.
- lie Of her soninss Dc ChA
Iegg AT Flushing, FRIDAY. 2ith lust, A2 Tran fot
L,b5g and H. H. Depot unieTs fon al ijV
In The remains will be taken % Csyerack FOR utermeut
Al Railway j. on Thursday April % 1874 Joanna H.
widow Of the late Clarkson Hgar ox
The funeral will place her late residence on suriy Apn So
at2pm Carriages will meet the oeloek train IRON NeWfo
EISsTEIS-On Wednesday evening April 22 Lewis ban IN the
GA OF his - - ,,-, mn . -
Fndsy, the 9Th inst, al IL O'clock m
HALBY-A Aiken C., on the 22i inst, Miss Emma NJ Haley
Motto Of funeral hereafter
RCEAt Lyons the 2Oth insI oil typhoid pneamona osaes
Rice, tbe Goth year OF hs age
wARING-on Tuesday April 81 Henry waHpg In the 18th Jsaf
P"e services from his st. D.en Cous PdAJ.
24th inst, at Ola o'clock
wHITR-ou Thursday 23i inst, at SO West rhIr'ynin,hs. J.
Eses and friends are invited funeral from the redsnos
OF his broher-naw, H. G. Yale, Saturday, al hsmsse
will be tsieB TO Greenwood tor ineFnenI
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Rear- Admiral Scott,
at Key West dispersed the several seagong vessels
under his command various ports OF the North
Atlantic Station The Canansagua visiting the ports
on the north and south coasts OF santo Domingo ana
tbe Kansas tho ports of Hay The Ossipee has gone to
tho Spanish Main and will visit Aspinwall and Grey
town. The wachusett has been sent to visit ports Oh
the Gulf and Oh the coast Of Mexico. The BrooNyu
about leaving for the windward Islands. and the sna"
NUT Is to visit the ports on the south coast Oh oupa
The Colorado is expected from Havana ABOUT Aprn ~
when she will take the place OF the worcester as 'ne
flagship. The other vessels above mou1oneu VIII ie'"
to Key West about June or To-
snroeon A q Rhoades is ordered to the Vermont: Com
r,,ndor W w opaen IA detached from the Washington
NsyyYari ana ordered to the temporary command OF
tha iInaanennencs at Mare Island Medical Director
th w Ton A. detached from the Boston Nayy-iard
and ordered to continue duty at the naval rend q
s,s %, Ro-sou: Surgeon G.. d. Beardslee Is detached
, tha Vermont aud ordered to the Boston Navy
Yard.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

The proposal for Congress to recognize the
Independence OF Cuba finds small favor any where Inc
general impression 70 be that 1t VIII be Wise 10
wait until there is something 10 recognize
Massachusetts Republicans, according to
dispatch TO The Boston Herald having their ticket
for the next campaign kindly arranged for them IN
Washington. The plan proposed is said to come from
the friends OF Judge Hoar and is 20 nominate Mr. Dawes
FOR Governor and thus heal the breach in the party AS
Nj Dawes would desire the Office except as step
pDgsone to the senate ana as Ii5 VII - nt e
him by the friends OF Judge Hoar there Is niue plospv'
that he will acccp; the nomination In case ne TgIuse
is proposed 10 nominate el'her ue0rSo T. ho'i oA
Henry L. Pierce.
Gen. II. V. Boynton sends to The Cincinnati
Ga,ete third nstalment OF documents In the HURT
opspiraey case for erauding the Government in the
furnishing OF army supplies This time 1t Is the de1ense
which Capt John H. Dckerson wrote after ne hao oeen
removed from Office account Of the misrepresenta
ton OF HGrtt aud his allies. The document shows that
Capt Dokerson asserted his innocence from the time
charges were first made against him. and up 10 the time
OF his death continued TO demand thorough invesnga-
but met with only DELAYS aud rofu.aIs Gen Oyh-
ton says ho defense has disappeared from the hes OF
a small pamphlet edition Whc was ustrlDuteo onIy
among few officials IN Washington.
The Charleston Ne,rs and Courier enters into
long explanation OF the grounds upon which the tax
payers Of South Carolina ask Congress for aid 1t says
the present form Of government established in the
State by Congress- and since that body is therefore re-
,ponsbo for the evils which it has caused II ought to
take such measures will redress the wrongs inflicted
in such condition Of affairs 1t thinks all talk about
State nights Is sheer mockery, and in conclusion says
We feel that we are on the verge OF ruin that bands
OF robbers IN the OF Government and under the
forms law wastDg our resources, dev0urng our
substance, and confscating property; and as we
may take hands for our own redress we
call upon the Government to interpOse Ia the
interests OF justice and peace, and 10 provide some SUIT
Gbe remedy for the grevOus wrongs that have grown
directly out OF it's constitutional OF exraconsu-
Ional action"
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Secretary OF the Treasury deserves
rotbp mdcr than impeachment, unless II be The OBJ
iect OF Congress sanction by imDotent ceDsure the
abuse OF great public trusts.-lTroy Wink (Rep)
From all quarters the demand for copies OF
Congressman Phelps's really remarkable speech on
finance is mmense. City bOurses and rlrai debating
clubs ako are eager to read and distribute II. Why
emit the antniaOnists circulate 1t by the hundred
thousand broadcast over the land-lNew-York Com
mercial Advertiser.
The members of the NewYOrk Anti-lnftatiOn
Committee complain that upon their Visit 10 the Pres
dent they rudely treated by certain prominent
politicians Messrs Butler Logan, Ferry and Carpenter
bCinU among them. or the manners OF these dlstin
gshed statesmen there can be no two opnions.- Koch
ester Democrat and Chronicle tR ,p.)