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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29

NASHVILLE Jan 20 Flour dull at IS 00a6 90
Wheat duh at slai ~ Corn dull and lower aJ
s5c. Oats dull and lower at 45a69c. Provisions
quiet and unchanged. Lard. 15c. Bulk meats
quiet and unchanged; 9zaI3afSbc. Bacon
cured hams, T4c, all packed. Whisky quiet but
firm at $f2f Coffee in good demand at full
prices AT FL La29zc.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29

BOSTON. Jan. 2g.-Fiour: demand more ac-
tive: Western superline. 50 75a4 81; common
extras, 81 75a5 81; Minnesota extra, So 5Oa6 rs;
winter wheat Ohio, Indiana and Michigan,
So 0Oa1 90; Illinois, 50 25aS 25; St. LOUIS SO 5Oa
q; fancy Minnesota, VI 75a9 25. Corn steady:
mixed and yellow, 65a6S1sc. Oats: mixed aud
Nd. . white, 4sa53c; rejected. 44a46s; No.
whits, 58a5tos -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29

HAMILTON.
| The Shakespeare Club met last night
,,at Mrs. james Il. Campbelps.
Tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock Bish-
lop Jaggar, of the Southern Diocese OF
Ohio, will preach ia the Episcopal
Church, this city.
In the case Of the State VS.. VIM. White
land John Kennedy, indicted for grand
larceny, the jury returned verdict Of
guilty aud assessed the property stolen
at $50.
In the Weidenborner case there have
been already fled In the Common Pleas
Court claims to the amount of $40, sos.
There are other claims In Hamilton that
raise this amount to $S1, 1913 30.
Last night 1T was still raining and the
river rapidly rising. A number Of Gel
Lara on Front street, FIRST Ward, are
luli of water, ana Indications are that
there will be q greater freshet than in
August last.
Rumors were afloat for the past few
days that Jno. w Weidenborner, Wholesale
dealer In boots and shoes, was about to
suspend business and 60 the way OF the
many, and yesterday disclosed the fact
that Mr.. Wefdenborher had left the oity,
with HE business and creditors, TO take
care Of themselves. The last seen OF
hin was Wednesday afternoon, when he
boarded the IndianHpolis train westward
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29

MEMPHIS Jan. 29-FlNIr dull but I'M
changed at 81 5VaS S. Corn in good demand at
full prices. 54a57c. Oats scarce and firm aG Asa
SEC. Fork quiet and unchanged. Lard quiet
and unchanged at l8Hal4kc. Bulk meats in
fair demand and firm at 5,4 2Sal1 1a11H Hal1ha
1l3Sc Bagging in good demand and tending
upward: l2KaI3kc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-04

rdblen. Der In Ger 6aupifabt Der
prcptna reirirente Delisirte rdrce iber
alc @ereins neriflbsn Die SberaufllbI
fibren." 8ie 8eriammcIten nabmsn
einitimtnis ben gorfdlas @aribaleis
an. SIM Centrum Der Gtabt miro etne
etfte aufeelest persen, In weIGe aue
pteienisen fI6 einssi6nen, pslGe NIT
Dem plane @nrttalpi's stnSerfanDen
inb. 0lside 9iifen rerpen In auen
procincials Aauptfdcten aufselsst rers
ZEN, unb aus Der 3abl Der @ineetraBss
men eiirfte in nidt gar LANCER Grtf@as
ribalpi unb feline Greunee erfabren, wie
fart etc repubIifaniide partet tn Stas
lien IT, uno auf ME Diele Sdmptn fs
I'm Safe Der nEbat" ere6nsn f5nnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-04

su nebren. Aud nt&t auf Grants
reid, eas f@ felt 1871 nod niGt ee>
iammelt bat has beute nod nfdt reib.
Of 90 nod LANCER bic prppilurtl&e 9es
publif acMabOn's tIetben, oser BIZ
racicale @ambetta's. pbsr eneIi6 nod
Elm Wal empire tpsrreA iUu. Grbt>
teri cur@ ben Coup GnsInnrs aui
aeeypten unb mibtrauii1 sssen BIZ
esoifil&e pclitif ees Sa(elrei1ss lieBs
Go f& bon eemielben jeeenfnus ~ tsi,
nsr frieserii&sn MQians bepessn, suerr
cas 1cryminiRsrium pirtlt@ entfdlcl,
fen mare, Die Sanunen fir ole 8sttuna
Der gfOrte ipreden gu lafsn. Die Gr-
ba!tuns hes Grierens bdnet BON cel
balpfsen Serubisuns bsr Grifli&su
8Slter in Der Tuttei as.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-04
Sic NeoDlutiDn etabItrt f1cb tit
GOn,.

Sc If aQbefannt ba6 @aribalbi Die
6erribaft oes SbnieS Gictor Gmmas
nuel nur als einen usber9ane CUR ttas
!isnildenR spubltf bstradtst. I'm feline
Gontrolle am Reeisrunesf ss lelbR auss
suGben, bat ctr alte 8eroluticnd neus
lid cine gang aufaaence Wasresel inc
Wsrf 9eleBt. Man f9reibt ndmli1
pom 2. beb. auS Rom:
@aribaIoi we!6er in NcIee Der An>
nabne Der fanfprC3entieen 8ente BON
spei WiGtpneu bet ben 8spublieanern
bepsutenO an Nnlsben stnSebIst bate,
bat pteler Sage wierer einen Sdritt
estban, Der seeisnet III, lin siniserma>
Sen BEL leiner partei su rebobilittrsn.
untsr Dem @orwanbe, Elm Central 60,
mite oer8eteransn aus cen ttalienilGen
8sfrsiunssfampfen su bilesn, tesab er
li1 mad ZEN, Capitol. Wab ginlebs
uns pe5 gUmits's rifte jfps6 Der alts
ReuoIutiOnir nit Ger Spra6e beraus,
uno mics auf bic NOtbwenpisfsit elmer
Ginisune ager nlibeIaIen" arafte bin.
AIs Mtttsl bisrsu smpfabl er Die Gons
Rituirune zines niristrenpen @Omite's,
weI9ss In Rom lstnsn SiB babsn lua,
UNI ale Aufssfldrtsn raour6
Al y~erbrdpern. .Das GOmite, pelbes
in Rom leinen. Sig baben fol-, f6nne
aus "a MitsIisoern bsfsbsn. Sseer
ar56ere Mittslpuntt wie 8IOren,, Gus
rim, Reapel u. T. 70. t5nne in benz Co
mite spsi Dslssirte baben. Sn 8om
mistsn INNER swblf pom eseisn Dele
sirten anpsleno isin, wdbrenp cte SwSIf
aneeren jepsr in einsnt Der erSbsren
Wittelpuntte serblieben. Die Whslie>
Der ess gomite's mi6en elm jeees auf
lsinsm yOisn fein, uno 60 mub tbnsn
eeRattst lein, TN Sale fe bIr& Sranfs
belt Deer sringsnbe GslHafte ii9 su
sntfernen sespunsen ipdrsn, t& Steus
rertreter III ernennsn. SsbsS Sabr
pircen bic efnseInen gersiae am Neu>
iabrstase sufammenfcmmsr' uno pur6
oueemeins Ibfimmun9 ttre Dslegirtsn
befdtigen, cser an bsrsn Stsae anoers
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-04

tiia einriGtet, ni1t In einen GnBpab
serdtb, aus BEN fein Musnes fir bass
ielbe III fnDen IT. GfnriGtunger,
rie tn einem idstii@ sntridelten eanps
ME aasemsin ndsli6 uno %stnstrassno
ie iein mSeen, fnb ~fdrtlnsurn ni&t riur
eine Qdherltdfeit, ~ionrern aud etnVers
berben."
Gin ri@tisse @Ort 1T an aasn Dr.
ten unp @neen ri&ttsl Diefe 8ar3e
MuseinanberlsBuns paet ebenic auf pas
beutf6eHeib. BORT treibt mans 9letb
uninnis. rsnn DeutldIanp 1T In erfter
9inie auf leinen Nferbau eesrinpet
unb rirp ntemals Gin Gnslanc werofn.
pus pie balbeg8elt 5u elmer incufrieaen
Nusbeutune fih erDbert bat.
MQiberau tau6en 70 bic aaein ri&>
ti9en Datrbsiten cuff in Sesus Der
2anpnirttIGaft, alS Oh elm nationales
8anp tie Setter uml6lanse! uRo mir.
lcllteu mir uns Dor unleren etsenen ur.
tefaneenen 0eeanfen fiirhten, neil bo
etn 8ru6tbeil Semiten foI@e Wabr'
beitsn aIs ereuli6 uno anticiril;iato
rid perfsBsrts Diele San;e ~@iriliia'
tipn" mag ben @eiern gum GraB Sc,
rei6en, werr iie in 3erit6runs. Omar
die urp Gntmenidltduns ausartet
@tnen Gortl1rttt In rubissr, frommer
uGultur" nsrlansen wir, Denn ~cultura'
teceutet suslei@ swsierIei namIi9
&eligien lnp Nferbau.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-04
D z r,
Illus Sem Srient.

Sn @rieGsnIanb eefalten fd bic
Dtnae b5df beesntlid. Das ss=
fprenate Wtnifsrtun, BuIsaris III tn
AnfIasesufanb verisBt. g~eluuutlid
banoeIte ta6elbe als wiQfdbrises Rerf.
3eu9 bes SSniss 9sorsios, peI1er Die
6srrl9oft Der Yarteifibrer unsrtrdsli6
fane. @sprstos riu NIT fsiner GAM
aen Gamilie Ssrretien, trcsu bic Sams
mer lire ginwtaieuns sob. Dabst
feIen isbod 9epen, bic BON aIsm ebsr,
ole Don 3elpset rcr Der DYnafie3eues
mtg euben. Marum bfe f6nieliGe So
mile SerreiR, III ni@t tlar. Na6 Ell
ner Meinuns secentt be. &5nie nur
urter Der gepinSuns suyid3ufsbren, BOP
tte 8erfaGuns su @unfen Der f5nisli>
den Mutoritdt ssdnpert pirb ; mad Der
anberu febt ct zen 3ulammsntrn1 Der
Gurtei poraus, unO nil Isinsn faiIsrli,
den 8erpancten In CT. pstsrsburg be-
fimmsn. bab ct tbm Ibefa!isn uns
@pirus, aud bic SnfeI Greta ;ur Nes
paratur zines eefetten 8SnisrsiGsS
iiberlaf, rcburd ct fi@ ;usleib In Der
Meinun9 res NeubeaenentbumS rebae
bilittren warre. Die drihIi9s 8s,
S5lferung Sreta's Srobt NIT Nuffanc,
unb rrear bfe Yforte nod Idnser TN
ROroen 8lut Derliert unb ibre GdpdS
DE INNER rieSr an ben En0 fommt, 70
mdste elm 0uneer gsiaebsn. tuenn bic
Weubsaensn ii@ nIbt ebsnfaas aufma.
dett IOutsn, UNI BEN franfen Wann ben
Nelt 81 9tbsn unb Dol, ieiner 0erlaGtns
i&aft einen Autbeil 3u bpIen. Sc Ian
ger bic Diplomatic sSsert uns ldreibt
uut 10 SswiIsr pirb Yalrer Der Streus
ianb auf ibre 1iate fem. Die oon,e
OrientaIil9e Gruss cuncenrfrt ifd IN Der
GraSe: 5dIt @uslanb Die 2eit asfcus
men, Tim Der SIrtst ben @%uoSene0s
;u seten. Dcfr sewdbrt es ibr nod eins
@~alsenfrtf @eis es fi& BON Deut.
lGen &eiGe 8eeeft ~ brauGt GO feline
Rddf9t auf pas serrittste Oeaerret6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-04
baben. Die frdberen 8erlu@e. ameris
fanilGem Qtber ia europa einsn Matfl

ta,ilfeM yecer tn europa ettier W2nttl
au eerpfnnen. fnb INNER fhmdblit
miBluneen. Deutfdlanb fol- ater nun
erfabren, baS es letne S6bne ni6t fnr
ni1ts ms @uSlanD lbift fe baben
rie Mmerifansr Die rshte Mrt Al gerten
selsbtt uno ni6t cbne elimination,
rpeist iebt Die amerifaniide prefe aut
Die 1batla1e bin, eae pas baus Gang
unb Wanner In Cincinnati neulit
1000 Stld Sobueper mad Erantfurt
a. M. Ssrfaufte, uno ras piefes 9eeer
an 0ualitdt Den beffcn Sorte slsi@.
fumme. Gin lebr tbeuerer Mrtitsl In
Geutl6lano fnb Gle N6bel seporeen.
Die bsutl6sn 8sluder Der philadelphia
NusReuuns wercen rpabri6einli6 fin
Der, eob anerifanilde W6tsl biQissr
als beut96e fine. Der Be;us BON
WSbeIn aus ben 8ersinistsn Staaten
1T aber earum nidt n0tbts; SiA swed.
mdbiser unp biutser III bic @infabr ron
Observation-Disclosures. Sn ben 8srei.
nisten Stoateu bsfebt ndmIi6 earin
eine iHarfe 0sfGdftsibsilune, OaB. Ger
MSteIma6sr niat aud suelei6 Gle
MStsltsfanbtbeils ma6t. yeBtsrss 1T
Sade rer i%csfnannten pIaninsm;us,
wel@e lolde 70 tiaie tisfern, pab stae
Ginfubr in Dsutl6lanp fir BE bieisen
Decentralization fih mcbl uerlObnen
f5nnte. Die GoneurrensfSbiafsit Der
Oereinietsn Staaten in &ferbauzW as
1biaen 1T ben gnBI1neern nur ~ lsbr
tsfannt; fie baten Isg!eren auf ruff
'lGen uno aneeren beceutenoen W1rften
.ldcn re6t bsesHtsnpsn gintras ses
tban.
Die Gneldnrer wiEsn aud gang gut,
{ aS bic amerifanilde @Oncurrens nitt
!auf nte lsidte AGlel su nebnen 1T ; bic
,enslii6en Gabricanten BON @ferbaus
Naldinen bleibsn pabsr lisber BON Der
|Ausfeuuns neg. Sn nod oielsn AM
|esren Snbufries Gr;susniIen miro bel
Der &usfsuune iE philadelphia BE
|@pncurrsnsfabisfett Ter @ereinisten
Staatstt su Gage trstsn. Der Sinn
ess Amsrieaners 1T 3u praf!iI6, um
i@ cine 70 CUTE Gelesenbeit. cen ibris
gen Nationsn BON Der beftea Ssite Fd
su ssisen, entl6llpfsn 3u luTtn, no,
menlli& penr ct ObnepisS ben Bottbeil
|ourd bic Nusfsuuns I'm eieenen 2anb
auf lsiner Seite bat. SO asb6rt frets
LID our ouusrnbsn GrpOrifdbisfsit aud
Elm liberalerss 3oulyfem als Das &c,
senwd,tiee. Dsnn 70 lanse sts Drsiit
Der beimiiden Sneufrie eur@ probibi.
|tioe Giafubr30Ie unosrniinftis bod
b!naufsel1raubt jnr, febIt rer Ablab:
fdbisfett Der arneritanilGsu GrseueniH'
Elm beoeutenbeS Woment-eie Siuigs
felt. SnceHen nirp aud In bteler Din,
fi&t baS N5tbise seldeben cur@ oil
Grsibanpslsbewesuns, welde eben au:
seublidli@ bur9 Reorganization aus
ben ueberreiten Der alien TrsibanbeIs.
lisa i'm BssriT it, in 8eweeuue ~
fcmmen. Wir mollten nit pieien 3st:
ten inpe6en nur oarauf aufmertlan
MAIDEN. oae Der Nusaeaune III pbila.
pbia in ibren rirtbiaufuiden Goleer
bod cine sr5Bere Seeeutuns teisuleeet
Iein eirfte, ais man oies In Deutl1.
lamb auf ole @iensr Nusftsauus bin ],
tbun senesst III. uno tnpem mir e!ss
tbun, mbdten mir Die oeutlbsn Snter:
efsnten mabnen. ben %bsrdbrten Gpen.
t%ualitdten eeeenatsr Die n5tbiss 0or
it@t 3u teOba@ten uno ibrsn Nussn ~
wabren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-04
BurbenW anberer.)
&ein Meni6emmerf.

(5crtjfSuRg.)


Der pierte, Die fran3SflGe Repolus
ttsn bsionpers fenn;ei6nenpe umaano
enpli6 If:
9arba a.
rel unb 0anbalts 9.
Na&cem bas fransSIi9e @oIf sins
NAL auf ben Stanppunft bee unslaus
bens uno Der @OttlOfisfeit berab9eluns
fen, na1pem ale jene selunpen @ruups
ldse pes@brtfentbums, welde Die wabre
Rultar unb Civilization, taS wabre
Dobl Der Menf6en besrinren uno
nur etnsis unO aasin besrancen f0n>
men, belettist ruaren, trat an Der Steue
Ger frdberen @efttunB Die fur&tbarfe
8arbarsi. aQes. was immerbin TN
Stanps III, pas menidlide eeben
su erbalten. Az Serfdbntrn, oass
Ielbe NIT Mbel uno Dlrce su UNI
seben, rpurre rerni@tet. DaS 2sben
mar ieBt nur nod cine gaf, poa BON
usbsrpruB uno llnsufriepenbeit. unp
oteies besbalb, neil lowpbl bic matte
rieae ole aud bic ssiifise 8ultur psr'
ielen.
3und9f nurbe bic m atcrfslle
rutnirt. 8aum rpar bic
9eppIutipn inS Werf aeleBt alS lhpn
iberau probenpe AnseiGen pes 8erfals
leo oeraultur auftraten. nnp ole cine
turse 3sii oerielben perfU6en war. bats
ten li6 ote %lmtdnpe 70 per1@limmert
pab Der Deputirte Or u matt &e9t
ausrufen tOnnte:
~Gas III aus Jranfrei9 sepcroen :?
Gin tldslther @esentanb bes Bepau<
ems fur ale Nattouen -. Aaes 81,
asntbum III jest beOrObt, Der Raub 1T
an Der Iagesorpnuns uno bleibt unge>
Fraft. NQes panoert aus, unlereWit
burger, unlere Dabe - etn prcbenpes
3ei1en Der eur6 aueeaneeStbeile berrs
i1snben MiBfimmuns.. =. Die Bolts
bspafnuns unp pieAuffdnre sri65pfen
bic Steuerfraft In ibrem tteften@ runoe.
Der 5fentlt1e @oblfano III beDrSbt,
ano bic periateDsnsn aIaffen BON Dir
germ bitten %etnanper NIT dnsfltbsr
GiferIuht. -. Wit einem Worte, rpas
IcI aus Grantret6 weroen, aus oielem
3srRsildtsn, nit 9utt beoeften 1ranfs
reid 2"
Die pamalise Gage Grunfrei6s mar
aud cine eerartise, oas 5anbel unD
@eperbe ms StOden eeratben mueten.
6iersu pirften ned mebrere, auf ben
SfsntIi1sn 8srfsbr eeriatete Mabre>
seln Der 8esieruns NIT. 3u ibnen
seb6rte u. a. baS fog. W N u N,
peldes Sursussneile ras @etraioe be-
traf. Sir ben 8erfauf oes leBteren
wurpe ndmltd Elm ~ d fer" prefs
fefseieBt rpelder ntdt ubsridrttten
rperren burfte. 8ie natarlth, rar cine
1olGe 0erurbnune rur rasu ansstban,
ben @etreipaS oaneet labm su lesen.
MuBercem purbe aud ldmmtItbes Sc
traioe uaterNufidt bes 5taates sefeIt.
So, es mar iosar trens %psrbOten, obne
grlaubnieldein aud nur ras fir ben
bdusliden 8eearf nptbwenct9eWebl 3u
faufen. Nuh auf nieIe aneere @esens
tdnoe trurpe fpdter bas0 ees Rars
imume auS9ecebnt.
Den 0srtauf Der Badren iberwad>
ten 100000 Nufpa6sr auf bas fren8s
ite, uno elm 8erleben eesen cte oespctts
lGen 6anrelssefeBe wurpe NIT @efdngs
mtg, ia NIT Dem gIutseriae befraft.
SelbRperfanblf9 SerIdwaneen unier
icl6en nmfdnben mad uno mad aus
Daarer pom Watfte, unp fatNtsmatp
par utsbr septat, pisisIbsn su erseus
gen.
ute Der 6aneeL 70 fel aud bic Sn>
bufrie. Sn pieler 5ini6t TIT es u. a..
lebr bs;siGnenp, penr /. 3. austn in
Der Stabt eYon bamals rur nod
1900 @ebfible arbeiteten, uabreno
frdber 10000 tn G~batisfeit esrpslen
raren. Mu@ In ben rietftet anpern
Srten fslten bte Gatriten lire arbeit
a{S4
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GorreNanbeasea

unb Gtnisnbuneen dts.baupt fnb ifets
ptQtommeu, bslonbers iber 9sssbsn<
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In saiaisesnsn
e~antestbsiIsu ; bod muffin aue Gins
ienbuneen BON Gerfafer unterseidnst
fein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-04
Mad @aroRa

,rsresn su, jetsr 3eit gsfsuunssn arf
ben Nonserer, ssesn.g Ornue6ssubIuns
aneenpmnten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-04

Cine S&iIbstuns fsbr inte:sfantsr
eetensididlaIe. BE f@ tbsiIs in Der
oltsu, tbeils Ia Der lasuen 0eIt ents
irideln.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-04

Meue @rsGblMm8.
Nft tieier Numusr bsetnnt wtes
BIT cine rsue Gr,dbIuns NIT rem 5ittl;
gie gebeimnifpoAe Burg.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-13
A Good Heart.

There was a great master among
the Jews who bade his scholars con-
slider, and tell him what n man
should always strive for. One came
and said that there was nothing bet
ter than good eye, which is, in their
language, liberal and contented
disposition. Another said a good
companion is the best thing in the
world. A third said good neighbor
was the best thing he could desire,
and a fourth preferred man that
could foresee things to come-that
is wise person. But at last in
came one Eleazar, and he said agood
heart was better than them all.
"Truc," said the master, thou hast
comprehended in two words all that
the rest have said; for he that hath a
good heart will be both contented
and good neighbor, and easily see
what is fit to be done by him.
Let every man, then seriously la
Dor TO find in himself a sincerity and
uprightncss of heart at all times,
and that will save him an abundance
of other labor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-13

provement. In a day Of peace let
US develop the resources of our lands,
call forth its powers, build up its in
stitutions, promote all Its great in
terests, and see whether nc also in
our day and generation may not per-
form something worthy to beremem-
bered. Let us cultivate q true spirit
of union and harmony in persuing
the great objects TO which our condi-
tion points out to us. Let us act un-
der n settled conviction, and an hab-
itual feeling that Fifty-four counties
form this noble little State Of West
Virginia, and these Thirty.eight
States are'our country. Let our con-
ception be enlarged to the circle of
our duties. Let US extend our ideas
over the whole Of the vast field in
which we are called to net. Let our
object DO our country and nothing
but our country, And by the bless
ings Of Con- may thiscountry itselfbe-
iSoma a vaetand splendid opHneptii
lEnot Of Oppression and 4eFro but
of wisdom, of peace, and Of liberty
and union, upon which the world
may gaze with admiration. forever
and ever.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-07-13
The Winfield Lynching.
WINFIELD, July l, 1S7I

WINFIELD, July l, 1876.
lM. Editor
The most intense excitement pre-
walls among our citizens, At about
6 o'clock this morning, a mob compo-
sed of some fifteen men from Cabell
county, entered our town proceeded
to the jail and abducted therefrom a
man named Johnson, who had been
incarcerated a few days before on the
charge of murder. As soon us they
had secured their man, they mount
ed their horses and started down the
road, evidently on their way to the
place where the man had committed
the horrible deed. On arriving at
Mr.. l.. Bowyer's residence they halt
ed to water their horses. While
there they inquired for n rope. Mr..
Bowyer informed them that he had
none; they then proceeded to the
barn and procured two pieces of old
halter ropes and started out on the
road leading to Hurricane Station,
but stopped at White Oak Chapel,
where they hung the man to the
limb of n small chestnut tree close by
the roadside, and then cody passed
on and left him hanging. Several
citizens from Winfield followed the
mob as closely as they were allowed,
They were not permitted to approach
nearer than one hundred yards, at
any time,
There was no guard about the Jail
at the time the mob entered, Eve
Irything as usual was very quiet in
our peaceful town, and the mob was
not expected, There had been n guard
kept out all night on the night pre-.
yious But the first mob which star
ted from Huntington and had come
as far as Hurricane Station, had re-
turned and no immediate danger was
approhcndcd by our officials.
John c, Morris, Deputy Sheriff. ar
rived in town about one hour after
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CHURCH. DIRECTORY.

FInsr PHEsBYTINIAS-Scrv on the ID
and 4th Sabbaths OF each month, morning
aud evening. Rev Dr. Lane, Pastor. Sab
bath School every Sunday morning at o.
clock. b. Gilmore, Superintendent.
PolXT PLEASANT PREsDHTEmAN CHURCH;
w. 4. Hill, Pastor. Preaching LIST and
Sd Sabbaths, morning and night. Bible
Class at the Parsonage on Wednesday ev-
ening Sabbath School, Sunday morning
M. II. Hale, Superintendent.
PROTESTANT ErIsCorAL CnuRCil-lieN. l.
II. Lacy, Rector Services as follows: At
Christ Church Point Pleasant, every Sun,
day morning at 10! o'clock, except the "a
Sunday in each month, and every sunday
evening, at 81 o'clock, except the Sd sun
day in each month Sunday School at "
o'clock. T. Stribling, Supt. Nestry meet
ing on the evening OF the I'd Monday in ev-
eT month Services at Bruccs Chapel on
the ID Sunday ut lOl A. NJ. Mason CITY
ON the ID Sunday at 81 ?. NJ West Col
umbia the Sd Sunday at 6! P. NJ.
VI. f. CHuRCII-Scrviccs on the ISL ana
81 Sabbaths OF each month, at lOg \, NJ,
and "a p. NJ, during Summer. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. l., Ia.
Stewart Pastor. Sabbath schooIevesry sun
day morning at o'clock, D. $. Snyder,
Superintendent.
VI. L. CHURCH., SoUTH-Services on the
4th sabbath OF each month. Rev. 9. f.
Crooks, Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at Q o'clock Robert >
Birkcl, Superintendent
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A Printers Dream.

A printer sat in his Office chair,
his boots were patched and his coat
thread bare, while his face looked
weary and worn with care, while
sadly thinking of business debt, old
Morphene slowly round him crcpt,
and before he knew it he soundly
slept; and sleeping he dreamed he
was dead, from trouble and toll his
spirit had fled, and that not even a
COW bell tollcd for the peaceful rest
of his cowhide sole. AS he wander
ed among the shades, that smoke and
scorch in lower Hadeas, he shortly
observed an iron door, that croaking-
ly swung on hinges ajar, but the en-
trance was closed by red.hot bar,
and Satan himself stood peeping out
and watching for travellers there
about, and thus to the passing prin-
ter spoke, and with growing voice
the echos woke: "Come in, my dear,
it shall cost you nothing, and never
fear; this is the place where cook
the ones who never pay their sub
scription sums, for though in life
they may escape, they will find when
dead it is too late; / will show you
the place where | melt them thin,
with red.hot chains and scraps of tin,
and also where | comb their heads
with broken glass and melted lead,
and if of refreshments they only
think, there's boiling water for them
to drink; there's the rod.hot grind
stone to grind down their nose, and
rcd-hot rings to wear on their toes,
and if they mention they don't like
fire, III sew up their mouths with
red-hot wire; and then, dear sir, you
should see them squirm while | roll
them over and cook to turn"
With these last words the printer
awokc, and thought it all practical
joke; but still ut times so real did 1t
seem, that he cannot believe IL was
all u dream; and often he thinks
with II chuckle and grin, of the end
of those who save their tin, and nev,
or pay the printer.
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Home Life.

People may well rejoice that 80
large part of life lies out of the
range of politics, We havcour daily
work and its fruits; we have our out
door amuscments and our indoor di-
versions; we have our farms and
country lifo-all independent of the
wrangle and contention and scandal
and embittermont of political partiz-
anship. The Indian summer, wood
cock, the partridgcs, the quail, the
chostnuts, the gorgeous forests and
the falling leaves, the rides, the
drives, tho walks-these are not the
exclusive property of any party. Is
il not fortunate that so large n part
of human life lies outside of the range
of politics?