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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet in the channel.
The Tempest, Ed, Pope and Than
hauscr made their regular trips yester-
day.
The Science will leave for Parkers.
burg this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Market Boy is making her regu-
lar trips.
There is very little river news to re-
port these days.
Captain T. e. Sweeney'S new steamer
Fanchion, will be completed in about
two weeks.
The boats about Cincinnati are expe-
riencing a good deal Of trouble on ac-
count of low water.
The Cincinnati Commercial, of ye.tcr-
day says: The Exchange was raised by
the towboats James HobsOn and Thomas
| w. Means, and on Sunday morning She
was towed to the Quincy wharf The
Exchange will probably arrive here to-
day, to go on the docks for repair.
lBv Telegraph.
PrrrsBURGH, September lG-Riyer
II inches and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and raining.
Nashville, September lG-Rivcr
falling with one foot ten inches on the
shoals. Weather hazy and warm.
MEMPHIS, September lG.-The Light
house tender. Lilly arrived here safely at
noon to-day The officers report that
they haXe erected seventeen lights at
oublesome points between here and
! Cairo She leaves tomorrow morning,
to continue work between here and
Vlcksburg. The river has riseh fourteen
| inches. Weather generally clear. Ar.
! rived illinois, Nicksburg. Departed
Sunhowrr, Belle, and City of Nlcksburg,
Nicksburgi Chester st. Louis.
CNcISNArG, September lG.-Riyer !
feet i inches and stationary; clear to-
night and cooler.
CAIRO, September l6.-Arrived-Li-
oness, st. Louis; Bee, New Orleans;
! Grand Tower, st. Louis; Cherokee, Gin
cinnuti. River II feet and rising clear;
mercury SO'.
ST. LOUIS. September lG.-Arrived-
Muscatinc, st. Paul; Rob Roy, Keokuki
Belle Lacrosse st. Paul; Capital City,
Vicksburg. River stationary; weather
cloudy and cooler. Captain Reuben {.
McCord an old and well known steam
boat engineer died here last night, after
Il very painful illness.
EVANSVILLE, September lG.--Dick
johnson to Carreton; Sandy from Louis
will; Evansville from Bowling Green
and return; Arkansas Belle from Cairo
and return; Nint Shinkle, Louisville and
return. The Brandsford and Grey
Eagle HAD not arrived from Louisville
at { o'clock. River falling with Ito
feet on the gauge and only 3! feet at
Pryors Island.
LOUISVILLE, September l9.-Wcath
! er clear and warm. River three feet
and five inches in the canal and falling.
Dcpartcd-Grry Eagle, Bransf"rd, Hill
man, Sandy shippers own, Fawn and
| Henderson. No trade on account of
low water. Arrived-Cons Miller,
Memphis; Rroad- and st. Louis, Gin
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Corner Main and 10Th Streets

y RARE CHASCE.-I will sell for cash
only Edwin c. Burt's Imp. Peb. KID
and Lasting Foxed Button CATERS at
81 per pair, on B, { and d lasts. None
of the above shoes allowed on approba-
ton. JERRY CLEMENS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

AGAIx it was mentioned that several
or the members of the Board of Educa-
tion were lacking back bone and that
:. why they were not present last night
70 face the music on the German ques-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

THE CAPITOL Observation-Disclosures
the proprietor of the Capitol Restaurant,
on Market street, continues to incredse
his reputation as a first class caterer.
When anybody goes there and takes a
meal, or eats a fry or stey of oysters, they
sure to 90 oack they are SO well pleased
Visitors to see the city should not fail TO
csll on Martiu for anything they want
in his line of business. He will supply
the best the markets afford and at the
most reasonable figures.
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Robbery and Capture OF the Thieves
in Martins Ferry.

On Thursday morning about 4 o'clock,
as some of the workmen were going
nome from the glass house, they noticed
one Of the pannels of the front door of
William Wallaces grocery, coroner of
Hanover and Second streets was broken
out They at once notified ofhcer
HAYS who went for Wallace, who lives
some distance from his store, and on IN
ve,tigatIon it was found that the thieves
had effected an entrance by boring out Il
large pannel in the door and then passed
tbrourh. untastened back door and
took out barrel containing
about thirty gallons of blackberry
brandy. An examination showed they
had got wheelbarrow from Medlll 5
lumber ward opposite, and wheeled the
barrel away. Officer Hays waited until
it became light enough to see and then
traced them by the marks OF the wheel
barrow, up near the steel works, and then
back, and finally hOled them in Mrs.
Lawless' den, engaged in emptyng the
contents of the barrel into jugs, and
drinking, and arrested John Coss
John Moore, Nick Neel and
Elijah Hoover They made a show
OF resistance, but Il navy revolver soon
convinced them that it was useless, and
they were marched down and locked up.
The officer went back and arrested Mrs.
Lawlcss and brought away the remain
der ofthe brandy. They had broken up
tine barrel and threw it down in an out
house but II was iished out and brought
downas testimony. State Attorney Ken
non was tclegraphed tor, and came and
ut three o'clock the trial commenced be-
fore Esquire Drcnncn. l.. j. &. Drennen
and W. ). kennon for the State and ). Is.
Smith, Esq, of BellaIre, Tor the defense.
The trial continued until seven o'clock,
and resulted in Coss, Moore and Mrs.
Luwless being found guilty and bound
over 10 court, the two former
for five hundred and the latter for
three hundred dollars. Not being able
to give bail, they will be taken to the
County jail.
Neel and Hoover were released in the
morning, Ms ii appeared they had moth
ing to do with the stealing, but just hap
pcued to be ut the house when the officer
got there.
Officer Hayes deserves great credit for
the prompt manner in which he worked
this case up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

THE residence Of Major Wright, on
Chapljnr street, above Twelfth, was en-
tered by thieves Wednesday night, who
succeeded in getting away with lot ct
tableware and other articles.
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County CourT-J~iye Cochran.
Thi, Court met nj tine usual hour yes
terdao morning.
Ia the c,,,c OF Margaret Miller v. Au-
gust Miller, the jury returned verdict
in favor OF the plaintiff and assessed dam.
ages II one dollar. The counsel for the
defendant moved for new trial, hear
ing of which was set for Saturday.
Elizabeth Noble was appointed eXrcu.
triN OF III, last will and testament OF
John Noble, deceased; bond $500.
In the case of Michael Donnelly vs..
john GniIrcy II verdict was rendered for
the plaintiff for SGl.1j.
The case of William Stoclzcr ". }. \.
Chri>tlrb was on trial before Il jury Of
-iv. when the court adjourned.
The court adjourned till this morning at
. o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

ONO VALLEY DINING Rooms, oppo-
site the PostofTice. Meals Mt all hours.
Everything that the market affords can
be found there. George Mountain, cook,
Stanley X Hawly, proprIetors. Give Us
call.
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SPECIAL NoTICE To THE LADIES'
V. Blond i now selling r. G. Burt,
celebrated make of ladies Button shoe.
at 81. 30 which have been selling hereto.
ore at from 50 TO s..
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1879.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Steamer Market Boy.


HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
,.,...s u.If,ir. al 7and y 30 A. NJ.
:, and 1880 2. NJ.
=. NEl.eIiuU at S::g and II AN.
q 2:.S and p. NJ.
.-IIuS of ladiug signed, anu small Pach-
ayes attended To If lett at
l. IL RnDIH 81 EO-S kOAl store.
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j. w. FERREL is opening splendid
fall stock of dry goods and carpets a his
usual low prices. Don't iail to call and
see the new styles and great bargains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

CLOSING out sale Of misses and chill
drens' coIored shoes for the next ten days
at l.. V. BLoND's,
1875 Main St.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

New GooDS, New Goods. Fall s.ylc;
just received ty J. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and Twentieth strce:..
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-A young mar
ricd woman named Ida Holiday, who
resides with Mrs. Meredith, her aunt, ut
No ll2S, Chaplne street, above 18th
attempted to commit suicide by taking
laudanum, Wednesday evening. She
swallowed about half an ounce Of the poi
son and after doing so, stated to
her aunt that her troubles would soon
end. This remark. together with the
knowledge Mrs. Meredith had Of her do
mcstlc troubles, made her suspect that
her ncice had taken poison. Mrs. Meri-
dith sent for DR.. CumminS. The young
woman then admitted that she mad taken
laudanum, and at once the necessary rem
edies were applied to save her
life, and with success. She is about
nineteen years old and WAS married to
Charles II. Holiday last July, at West
Alexander. She says that her husband
has not been keeping her properly, in
fact, the young couple have not been
living together since the marriage. She
took thi, course to end her troubles. She
had fully recovered from the effects of tho
poison last evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

). W. FERREL is opening splendid
stock OF dry goods and carpets oil the
latest styles.
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l.. V. BLOND is offering his crtire
stock of misses and chlldrrn's Colorrd
Shoes regardless of cost.
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BALLOON ascension today, at the ST.
Calrsvillc Fair. \ lady makes the AS
Crntion. She Is in town, and the arrange
ments for the ascension have all been
made. Go and see her and the balloon,
typ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

WEBER PiANo.-For sale cheap at
Adams X Lucas, l227 Market street
See advertisement in another column.
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WoRK ON the Capitol building had to
be suspended yesterday on account Of til"
rain. This is the first time that the
weather has intrricrrcd with the work,
since the building was commenced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

HARPER Tor October !, already ut Me
Kelvcy ;, near the pos,oilico. rs usual
+, is full Of interest. The jokes of the
New Northwest i one of the most enter
tanning O. the illustrated articles.
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Tar St. CIairsyile Fair will continue
over lo-morrow-S Saturday. There are
numerous attractions. Go and see them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

TuE Germans were again successful
in their light at the Board of Education
a,tuight.
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TIE COURTS.

L. :. DlsrRIcr CoURT-J,ntge j. D.
Jackson
This Court met ut the usual hour yes
terday morning.
la the admiralty case of the Bogss'
Run Mining Company ". Steamboat
Coyington, Judgment was entered Tor
sG7.G2 for hhrllnnt.
The cjcctment case OF John }. Lloyd
and others against John Ice was DIS
mI>ci.
In the admiralty case of Jacob Flow
crs against the steamboat Elk, an order
was entered ordering the paymcst to
Iibcliuut OF money arising from the sale
Of the boat
la the case of Aaron Il. SteinmctZ, II
motion for new trial, made by defend
ant, was Jverruied, and the prisoner was
sentenced To one years confinement III
tho Government Pcnitentiary at Albany.
In the case of the Norway Iron Com
pany. Daniel Lamb trustee, WAS given
permission to tilcqncw petition, the orig
mai petition having been lost.
In the case of Loney and Gill, rs.
.ignecs in bankruptcy of y. y. Perry X
Co, against List, DaveEno X Parks, II
demurrer to the bill of complaint WAS
made and partly argued. The argument
will be continued today. Allison 10!
complainantS; Davenport for defendants.
In the case of the United States against
james V. Boughncr and Andrew Brown
pnd Dan BoughLrr, Jr, securities
brought for the recovery OF $lG9 Gi, ar
rcurs in the account of james V. Boush-
ncr, rs paymaster in the United States
army the jury returned n verdict for the
plaintiff.
Arguments in the case of f. w. Devoc
X Co, against the Fire and Marine ln-
surancc Company were in progress at
the adjournment Of court Peek and
Hubbard for plaintiff, Lamb for defend
ant
The Court adjourned to meet this
morning at 10 o'clock.
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CALL and see the new goods and car
pets at j. W. FERKEL's
Curnerl Main and 10Th street.
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CERTIFICATES Of lNCORPoRATIoN.-
The following certificates of incorpors-
tion were issued yesterday by the Secrc-
tary of State:
TO the "Mcrchantile Library Associa.
ton, for the purpose of supplying to the
cntcrtainmentund instruction by lectures,
and of Offering popular and approved
anusemrnts OF refining tendency
or high, moral tone; and 1t
Is desired that said corporation be
perpetual. The principal office orpIace OF
business to be- at New Cumberland,
Hancock county Five hundred dollars
to the capital stock Of said corporation
has been subscribed, with the privilege
of increasing the capital stock thereof by
the sale of II lditional shares to the sum
of ten thousand dollars shares to be
divided into fifty dollars each. The fol-
/ lowing gentlemen are the incorpOrators
Jasper NJ. Porter, William Austin Scott
Lewis K Smith, John Porter, and ii. Z,
/ Shepherd.
TO the Virginia Salt Company forth
| purpose of manufacturing salt and trans
acting any and all business necessarily
connected Herewith, or calculated to ia
ciIitatc the same, including the transfer
to market and sale thereof, and keeping
a store for the sale of merchandise, which
corporation shall keep its principal office
or place of business Mt Clifton, Mason
| county, and is to expire on the 18th day
Of September 1898. For the purpose of
forming said corporation, the sum of
/ so, 600 has been subscribed to the capital
stock thereof; with the privilege of IN
crrasing the said capital by sale of add
] tional shares from time to time
to $4,000. TIE capital so subscribed
is divided INTO shares of 800, which are
hell by the following persons: Samuel
/ A. NJ. Moore, Pomeroy, Ohio, 20 shares
4 j. w. Medium. Pomeroy, Ohio, "a
shares; j. ". Plant, Pomeroy, 4ij
shares; Hiram II Swallow, Clifton, w.
Va, - shares; J. Newton Richards, OF
/ Clifton, share.
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EDUCATION AL.
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,

<G-12--E---AA1-ol2@4kXA
INSIABLlSllEb lNOu. OEEEk~ N I'M
Il proved course of study Tor The pTav-
tICal education OF young men. Elr-au.
rooms, rented ana furnished. N"pWar
room tor ladies. SESSIONS day and rs,n-
ing. Individual instruction gwen each
student: also thorough course Ina the EI-.
liSh branches. Cullut COLLEGE Oiiicc, opin
site Mcclure House. OF address,
j. VI. FRASlIFR & CO..
agl7yb Wheeling, ". Va.
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TuE business men wl0, generally close
mp their establishment, Tomorrow alter
ru.u.
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SOME folk- are betting two to one thH,
IL rains tomorrow.
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The well known hat firm Of Harper
& Bro, will distribute 5000 programmes
af the corner stone ceremonies to
morrow afternoon. This Is enterprise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

TmE City Council will hold Il special
meeting Tonight.
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NEW GooDs, NEW GooDsl-Received
daily by j. w. FEREEL.
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COLLEGE
WILL. OPEN HER
TuERTN.TII"IH SEhSInN

NIONBAN, 27IH SEPTEMBER, -
vi Courses uf study TIr adjusted iu-tut
the varied purposes OF students, ana d,-
gIcr> are conferred indicative OF Proficient
scholarship ia ArtS, sciences and Letters.
Special courses are arranged Tor PI"i',-
sional Students ia Engineering, Practical
Physics ana Chemistry, with ampI" tram
Tug m the Use at instruments aud Hp!I-
ratuS, both IN field work ami ia the lubuIH-
tory.
Boarding in clubs from - TO s. per week,
and at private boarding hoGS, = nom II "
To- - per week.
For particulars send for ialaloSu" lo
Prot. e. l.. LOoS, or
". *. PENDLETON,
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
1872 MADISON ST,
BALTIMORE.

MRS. LETlTIA TYLER SEMrLE
vi Principal.
This school vii, open I'm OF ~"p',uH'r
and CLOSE 18th ui June. English, Music
Mathematics, Latin, French, German,
Italian and Spanish, Drawing. Plln'.r.
and Dancing, Taught Toy most ubl" fru''r.
sors and Teachers. Also ncHtucsN nud
simplicity IH dress, with mu.rSiy and pro-
prirty ia department.
no For Circulars apply Ia Principal.
ana I.4srh
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ST. LOUISLAW SCHOOL.

LAW Department of Washington
IuiNVr~itN.l
The REGULAR annual Term of this law
SrLnol viii omen on " 'dn 'S'InN OcIob-
or 18Th. 1870. FuIl couI-v, TWO i", u,. ~
months each. students admitted iu fiIr
senior class, ON examination, 10y .HI'.N-
tion on or b.. ore October I'm. lN,'."u,
sSu tirst wear. sin second year, urluuwg
use of Library. For particulars addI'->
q. NJ. STEW ART, Dean "i Law Faculty.
y,TrodSb .uG y. Third 81. ~, Louis. Me-.
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L. :. DisrRIcr CoURT-Juige j. j.
Jackson
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LOUISVILLE, September l9.-Wcath
er clear and warm. River three feet
and five inches in the canal and falling.
Dcpartrd-Grcy Eagle, Bransf"rd, Hill
man, Sandy, shippers Own, Fawn and
Henderson. No trade on account of
low water. Arrived-Cons Miller,
Memphis; Rroad- and st. Louis, Gin
cinnati
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-09-01

on the n. side, which allowed the radiation
going on there to reduce the temperature be.
low that Of the breeze, while the one on the
south side, being almost completely sheltered
from the moving air. was influenced almost
entirely by the radiating process.
IshouId not omit saying that these three
Thermometers are less than rs #. apart, and
that they are tested instruments.
The influence Of the circulation Of the air is
not more clearly shown upon the mercury than
itisupon hevegetation, and the animals inhab-
iting these places. have already pointed
out some facts relative to the development Of
some plants within short limits, also, the dis
tribution of some insects. But should we turn
our attention to the prevalence Of some dis
eases in these various localities, we would
find a difference yet more remarkable. For
instance, at Lambertville, epidemic succeeds
epidemic, almost as season follows season,
scarlatina, enteric fever, cholera infantum,
and the like, prevail here and at Stockton,
probably more than tenfold more than upon
the neighboring hills. And it is almost in
variably stated by the physicians of these
places that during these epidemics, in case
any unfortunate persons upon the hill are
seized with these ailments, it runs lighter
course with them, than with those in the val
ley.
This circumstance is readily explained when
we turn our attention to the direction of the
valley in which Lambertvile and Stockton are
built, running as it does almost N. West and
s. East, the prevailing wind, little s. of W.,
crosses over this narrow and deep valley near
ly at right angle, slightly agitating the atmos-
phere therein contained. But rarely does a
wind prevail that sweeps through with any
considerable force-lengthways Of the valley.
Thus the atmosphere remaining almost stag
nant, imbibing the gases arising from the
bodies of living animals, and the still more
noxious ones, generated by the decomposition
of vegetable and animal matter becomes
thoroughly charged with materials which
render it unfit for breathing by human beings
but we'll adapted to the development of In.
fusorial life.
The citizens continually breathing this viii
ated air, soon show the zimotic influence Pc
culiar to such cont aminations in taking
the ailments above alluded to, and were It not
for the vigilance of an exquisite Sanitary
Board, the sickness of the city of Lambert
vile would soon increase at least five fold.
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A CoLoRED PHILOSOPHER.

Connected with this famous watering place
is fine old darkey, who sits on pine plank
at the chalybeate springs and dips up water
for invalids and others, receiving such triiing
sums as. the visitors may choose to give him.
This darlay waula pot her leveetea esponB =
million for beauty. ho@ sAsS black as any
crow that ever flew over any corn-field. No
blacker being ever lived, for they couldn't
This citizen is sto0p-shouldeied and bow-legs
ged, and has fingers that look like hoop poles
when stretched out upon his lap. He wears
brogan shoes eighteen inches long, which look
at Assistance like gunboat models. Somebody
has given him pair of tight-legged trousers,
so that, as he approached you from distance,
you see his feet before his legs come to view,
just as a canal boat heaves in sight before the
attached rope can be seen.
"Jim," said I, "where in creation were
those shoes made?"
In the penitentiary, sab, hits de only
place could get a it,"
What's the size !? T"
"No size, sab dey just put in what dey
had ON hand that day. Pom my word, sab,
eberybody axes bout dem shoes. Dey
wouldn't be SO large, but I've got heap Of
corns and bunyons, and has to make low
ance for dem in havin' de shoes built
"Talk about celebrating hlgger," said
Jim, branching off on to another branch of
thought, federated niger amt fit for any
thing. I'm agin it, for when a Niger gifts
book farming stuffed into him, he's too SWELL
ed up for anything. He sticks lead pencil
into his WOOL and goes around making figgers
on whitewashed fences and call dat a high
'complishment ! He's SO swelled up that you
can't get him between two pillow handles whar
he belongs Desc eddercated niggers is poor
sticks. Their elaboration amt bread and
meat and 'lasses-they can't eat nor sleep on
it, nor make homespun shirt out of it. tn
do for white folks, but niggers amt got no
business being eddercated /; spells 'em, spoils
EN-"
AS he-had so poor an opinion Of his race, I
asked him if they were better off In slavery.
"a right smart of them were better off,"
he replied, "but de good Lord nebber intend
ed one should own another. It's contrarywise
to de Bible and the Lord sent war to free
us. / know'd what was comm when the fust
gun went off. / says to de boys on the plan
ton, hold your grip, de Lords war has come
Some says de Yankees freed us, and this, that,
and the odder but the Lord run that war;
White Sulphur Springs correspondence Of the
Cincinnati Commercial.