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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09
STATE MOTIFS.
oousr4 eoaven.iens .reshs order :

County, Conventions are the order u
the day throughout tbe State. e
PocAHoNrAs county instruets Tor
Matthews and Wooddell.
No one is announced as candidate for
office in Hardy county. Stranger -
The Post says that at least ftty per-
sons from Morgantown will visit the
Centennial. .-.-------------------
A NEGRO boy was killed on the
railroad track near Summit Point last
Wednesday by passing train.
PRESTON county has no Grange, not
withstanding the fact that nearly all her
citizens are farmers.
SUMMERS county has poplar tree 6o
inches in diameter with the main trunk
so feet long.
SPENCER X. HILL, of Anderson, Mon
roe county, has lost his store house and
goods from fire.
The "Taylor County Coal Company"
was incorporated last Monday, the capi-
tai coming from Philadelphia and Wash
ington.-Preston Co. Herald.
THE Clifton Iron and Nail Works, in
Mason county, have been sold for s4O'-
600. Geo. f. Cowning, II. FL. Swallen,
ii. &. Daniel and VIM. Rathburn are the
purchasers.
CANDIDATES are as plenty in Brooke
county as blackberries in August The
following gentlemen are presented as
candidates for the State Senate: w. IL.
Tarr. William 2, Campbell, John HIND
man and William Hammond.
REV. DR.. Houston, of Monroe, has
been appointed :to prepare historical
sketch of the organization land progress
of the Presbyterian Church in this sec
ton, 1t will be read during the session
of the Presbytery next week.-CouraeT.
WILLIAM 2 NEALE, Esq, Of Mason
county is dead. Mr.. Neale was one OF
the brightest Masons in the State, and
WAS also prominent Granger. He was
in all respects noble gentleman and
Mason county never lost better ciIi-
zen than William Neale.
Hon. A. r. BoTELER, one of the Cen
tennial Commissioners from this STATE,
at meeting of the General Commits
sioners last week, advocated vigorously
the exclusion of spurious liquors from
the Centennial grounds and buildings
.Nepherdstoaon Register.
ALL of the great papers of the coun-
try are coming out in favor of Bristow.
The Wheeling Mtettigencer is another
which is following in the wake of the
Preston county Journal. We wonder II
the editor Of the Journal realized, when
he brought the Commercial over, that he
was sure Of the INTERPRETATIONS Ga
zette.
Our announcement column is begin
nIng to assume huge proportions by the
addition of two prominent names, those
of VIM. Ii. Tarr. Esq, of Wellsburg
township, and VIM. p. Campbell, OF
Buffalo township. Both these gentle
men are well known TO the voters OF
Brooke county, having resided here
many years OF Mr.. Tarr's quslfica-
tions we have before spoken, rs eminently
fitted to occupy the floor of the
Stat Senate. Of Mr. William Z,
! Campbell, it is but necessary to say
that he is son of the late Alexander
Campbell, founder OF Bethany College,
and is gentleman and scholar, and ii
elected would make an excellent Senator.
Without designing any disparagement of
the several gentlemen announced, we say
that the people of Hancock, Brooke and
Ohio counties would be well represented
in the person of either of these gentle
men.-Pan- Handle Neios.
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TRUSTEES SALE
ND PROPERTY,

OF ISLAND PRoPEkh'
By virtue Of deed oi VIZ, Iai.J
Thomas James HaInm ana i,' I,,eI %.
Hamm his wife, To me ~ Lilua'Y..J1ff,,lsl
10; b day Of Augu 1, a. -, E.spr ,ooa a
ia the Clerks Office 81 ID" Ou"2 de..i a
ohio county, west Nisgih.A-', -, y, ssisr
trust book No. 7psgs ."',u .-s. zoo
day. che porn day Of nn1. -. nos'
usncing at ~ O'Clock 4. 49, sossiJ
door Of he Courl House 81 V. ss bitbs.'
West Va, proceed 10 ssii 70 lhs 100
spd best bidder the follow 10 .,yssIJ.
property, to-wit: ,0min"L'.,.t s,,B.f =
Two al from the sOutbea,'tt, ,,or 0
iot 40. II in Daniel Zape's ~1. ..srt5 -,
city Of Wheeling. running =. boz
southerly on YORK street thfL ,,s,,S,lJ 2
dred and twenty feet, running ~, oor,s
Huron street; thencr tH'hy ,,il.l 81
erIy on Huron alley; theme Pa,'-nifs ,,
Huron alley To the place o. y liIapfgts
yeiher with a ! and singuIAl Wv
ments and buildings theron. Trust
Terms Of sale cash. 7+iiibE y,..sd j
shall only con ysy such tue
me by said deed Of trust. ,,,,. r,uss,
apl3l T.IO5. O'BHib''
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FOR SALE,

WE HAVE TWO VERY NlcE Two
w story brick tenement houss H
Twenty finb street, Tor sale. ID" 81
nearly new and In excellent r"pait' t~I
contains four rooms ans n kitchen, AM
both have good cellars. Any pors"n 10
string a cheap dwelling hon well I.cA''
ana upon reasonable terms, vii DO ~.
D. call. FOR full particulars Apply '" u'
undersigned at their Office, No. ~,
line street, Wheeling, ". Va. ,.
CRACRAfT COLI,
aprl5h AtWih''
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To our Daily and Tri- Weekly subscribers,
who know themselves to be in arrears for
subscription. They will please remit by
check, registered letter, or Pc. order, the
amount due up to the LIST of January, 1876.
This ia necessary, in order to close the ac-
counts of the late a M.
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Stockholders Meeting.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
n holders of washinxton Hal; Associa-
ton will be held in The City Building, on
Friday, May IL, 1874, nj O'Clock p. n, for
the purpose OF taking into consideration
the propriety Of rebuilding the Hall. By
order of the Trustees.
mysi 1. II. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
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A CARD.

Two ALL WHO ARESUFERING FROM
| the errors and indiscretions of youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, &c, | will send n recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by n missionary
in South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope To the Rev. JOSEPH 7. lNMAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
feb2geod-egub
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FOR RENT.

FOR RTNI..a ,p
TWO OK THREE USnas IeDfsa
rooms, gas, &c, IN ne hos .ai1a'
Of Nark.t and Fourteenth AZ AZ s.,nily. P~
nor young men. or for = small i1 a. frOH
~ sion given Immediately: he saD,
April LIST, he basement fooIv T Fofd ..
building, now occupied ~ ns. Apply 70
green Er"c DIR. N. y. HI LLniis1S
Or 10 squire o,Keefs, corner mrlS
Fourteenth sffpets-
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GRAND OPENING LUNCH.

TIME FIRST y ATIONALSALOON WILL
| give Grand Opening Lunch on Tues
day evening, May 9th, 10 which the public
is invited. An array OF good things, both
so Id and liquid, to tempt the palate, will
be provided. This saloon is located at 1912
Main street, adjoining the Grant House.
1t has all things new and complete TO
make IL one OF the most pleasant resorts
I'm the city. myS
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1T would seem that Miss SWEET
makes some sweet revelations about the
Chicsgo pension agency. His Excel
lency's relatives are continually embar
RAISING him with their little financial
speculations.
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.or sale.

nSEOF THE Is vt ASD Nc D sagtil.
(DABLY located farms In Brooks 80 80.
owned by Mr.. A. NJ. buchanan, a Ia ~
ing SIS acres. 80 improved ~nI Az. is5
highest state Of cultivation; ~ 10 IIfoon'
story Brick Dwelling. con tslbI ,,s.,,.l 81
all necessary out buildings. e.,ssny pc
miles south Of weIlsDury, on bSH
For further particplar sppiE PAUL
mT7 ALDEh
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FOR SALE
Country Residence for Sale.

I HEREBY OFFER ORsALEMY RESI-
dence, situate in the village Of Leaf ner-
wool, two miles east OF this city. The
house Is In good order and contains ten
rooms, besides wash house and other
necessary out buildings. There are about
si1 acre. OF excellent land suitable tor
building sites. will sell A. whole or in
mya~ THOs. O'BRIEN.
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SCORE ONE FOR WEST VIRGINIA,

Some days ago correspondent of the
New York Tribune reflected not little
on the vest Virginia building as it ap-
peared to his vision in its then unfinish-
ed condition. He now does the neat
thing by acknowledging his mistake in
Saturdays issue of the Tribune as follows:
Il owe an apology to West Virginia
for unjustly criticislng her headquarters
some weeks since. At the time only the
shed-hke structure was up, which now
forms rear wing of the building, and
this was naturally mistaken for the
whole concern. 1t will be used rs an
exhibition hall for the natural products
completed pretty cottage with outer
walls paEeied with alternate boards Of
walnut and ash, retaining tie atural
color of the wood. L he building is one
the most tasteful on Tie GROUNDS, and is II
great relief to the eyes weary OF the
cheap and garnished paint on many OF
the neighboring structures
As our fellow tOwnsman, Mr.. KEN
BILE was the architect, and Hon. Ii. s.
WHITE, of Bolton the builder, we take
additional pleasure in announcing the
favorable impression our young State Is
already making. Another source o:
qualification is, the building and much OF
the display accredited to our State, al
ready at the appointed time. May lC
while several of the other States have
barely commenced the erection of their
structures Here is score one for West
Virginia.
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A SHADOW of the past has fallen across
the political chequer board in the per.
son of Ex-Governor HENRY A. WISE
The Ex-Governor has been in Washing
ton of late, and appeared last Thursday
before the House Committee on Elec.
tions as counsel tor PLATr, who is con-
testing the seat of GooDE. After he had
closed his argument he took occasion by
leave of recent allusion to him on the
floor Of Congress, to make lengthy
peroration, political and personal. 1t
was, the correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial tells us, "full of the old fire, y
Astounding in "curious, quaint and
strong expressions, tinted with the
egotism that is not unbecoming
or distasteful in man OF the Gov
ernor's fame and years" AS summarized
- by the same correspondent, Gov. WIsE's
views are certainly entitled to this descrip
ton. He declared, to begin with, that he
was neither Conservative nor Rcpub-
liam. He described the Conservative
party of Virginia as old fashioned Demo
Gratis, old fashioned Wings, Known 9TH
ings, Locoiocos, NED VRsKlT Democrats
of the JEFFERSON stamp, or sauer-kraut
Democrats, rs they are called in Pennsyl
vania, and Greeleyites. He averred that
while he was Governor OF Virginia, if he
could have caught GREELEY he would
have hanged him and pardoned john
Brown; and GREELEY was the man the
Conservative party in Virginia voted
for for president. He said he had tried
to keep GooDE from going into the
GREELEY party, but GooDE had disre-
gsrded his advice and had gone over to
the Back Republicans and voted for
GREELxY.- Which Is the worst, cried
the old man, black Republican or n
black Conservative? Some one asked
If he was not iatigued and il he
would not like some refresh
ments. He replied; 1T you can bring
me u glass of good, pure, sweet milk.
will take 1t, but curse whisky, brandy
and rum" He :praised GRANT for his
honor and msgnanimIty IN insisting that
the parole given at Appomaitox should
be kept in good faith He considered
GRANT great chieitan and worthy to
receive the sword OF ROBERT f.. LEE. His
denuncistion of the Conservative party
Of Virginia was terribly scsthing, and
referring 10 the actions of GooDE, against
whom the contest is carried on, using
one of his old-fsshioned, fiery express
ions, he exclaimed: "By the Eternal Gods,
l would have my right hand cut of at
the wis; before | would hold my pen to
sign the test oath"
There are some persons wicked enough
to wish that JOHN Brown had hung
General WIsr instead of the latter swing
ing the Immortal spirit msrcher to sour
apple tree. Blu WISE is one of those
mysterious imprac,icabies that are
brought TO the surface OF politics every
now and then His is a character pecu-
liar TO itself No one ever could carry an
sbsurdity so far and so successfully as he
His successful fght against Know Moth
ingism made him famous, and his pnsuc.
cessful fight agsipst Virginia Conserve.
tivism u likely to make him infamous
The old man is worn out-his day has
past-and it is pity for bis past reputa-
ton that he did not die when bis fame
was bright.
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SUNDRIES.

CYRUPs, CHEESE, WOODEN WARE,
- Rrooms, soaps. Candles, Crackers,
Enseuce Coffee, Indigo, Matches, Vinegar,
Carbon and Lard Oils, Spices, Rice, Starch,
SnuIzk, Soda, Grocers Drugs and such other
articles a. arc usually found In first-clasa
house. - AksLLh.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Dl VIRTUE OF A DEED OF IRl'T
ID made by Andrew llniry tp 10" a.
Trustee, dated the DIST day 81 Jauuap,
1870, and duly recorded IA the oiic' " lh'
Clerk of the County COur' "i OHIO onnnl'
I'm deed Of trust book No. 10, page ., vii.
on Saturday. the 2Oth day 81 Na,'
1870, nj the 'front.' door oi III" TONI Hoo
OF said county, commencing al VOo"A
a M, offer tor sale the following pl"Pn'
that Is 10 say: one Work Hone Que w
and one Set OF Work Harness.
Terms cl sale cash. selling ~ Trustee J
shall convey only such Interest 10 10
foregoing property ~ Is vested 10 ne -
Trustee. T.. q. tKA'khf J. lfuN'
J.C. HERyEY, AuctiOn""r. ny
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Forty years has tested the value of
Or. A. n. T0dd's Anti.RilliOus and
Liver pills.
THE BEST PILL NOW IN USE
For Billiousnessi
Use DIR. A. =. ToddS Pills.
For Liver Complaint,
Use DR.. \. :. Todd's bills.
For Dyspepsia,
Use ,Dr. A. 4. Todd's fills.
lror Sick Headache,
Use DIR. A. s. Todd's oils.
For Disordered Stomach,
Use DIR. A. \. Todds Pills.
For Indigestion OF Food,
Use DR.. A. =. Todd Fills.
FOR Constipation of Bowelsi
Use DIR. A. -. Todd's Pills.
Fer Palpitation of the Hear,
Use DIR. A. :. Todd's Pills.
For Impurity OF the Blood
Use DIR. A. \. Todds Pills.
For Pains IN the Head
Use DIR. A. y. Todd's Pills.
For Pains in the Side,
Use TT. A -. Toddr Pills
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 CO.,
PROPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists aud Dealsp svery-
where.
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FOR r z INT,

u,BE pwELLISG yoKMEalLai SIS Fl
eupisd BY II; =. Lsssare slon Sivea
Mccullough stresa. sn% siI eopysis.
immediscs ns large ysrd attached, ssI
Isn s. ,,sas and within i've minu" mails
offhe street car track.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

TA THE FINE, NEW, LIGHT
Andes, Charles Muhleman, Commander.
Ed. Muhleman, Clerk will leave for the
above on Tuesday, May eth, 1876, at 5
p. n. Fer freight or passage apply on board
or TO {. II. BOOTH Il CO.,
myl Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-09

The explosion of dynamite in a tun-
mel OF the Delaware, Lacdswana and
Western railroad, near New York city,
impressed the people of the metropolis
with the belief that judgment was at
hand. But few lives were lost, still a
great amount of property was destroyed.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia, has painting OF
ST. JEROME, said to be 400 years old.
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,rHE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. twill be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to ciuu agents and TO subscribers.
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TEAS AND TOBACCO.

A FULL LINE OF CHOICE OOLONG,
a Japan, Gunpowder, Souchong and
! Jung Tyson Teas, and leading brands OF
Virginia and Kentucky Chewing Tobaecos
always on hand. Special Inducements
offered In these lines
mrs Il REILLY.
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Saturday, the 18Th day Of May, 1876,

10
Commencing a, " o'cIo"k, 4. ", ~ w.
,ront doc Of the Cour' iiou'' 81 DO.
county, proceed 70 .eli to ne n.sI',' Dr. pr
nertv tn.wli: The north ihlId II hll : =
iior Of lot numbered onr huni 80 80 4,
two llO2, on thePIat q That 'r, ,si 'I'. %.
IaIi nut by VI liam Chapllne and -. -,
Eoi. the same being twenty IsG o., = -, yl
ON The alley In the rear 81 SAN ~ a. :.
running the same width nin'g -
wards Market street H"m'y -
Washin ton street being on tb',I,.c
of sain street. together with all AZ 80.
lar the buildings andnppurrn'h,,,,'r,-.
same belonging or IN any viz IVY ar
ing. This property IL nov ivy
Thomas Fahy. No.. HUNDRED
Terms or SALE-Fih~h IN, 10
cash, balance OF the purrha'f III, .,,b AZ.
one, two, three and four ys.n,
proved security for deferred t., Iw.be.
GFD. y. BlD .,.a
LINK W. MITCHELL, Aue lob''''
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REFINED SUGARS.

loo Bbls. Crushed, Powdered & Granulated
100 Extra and A White,
50 Franklin b,
50 Yellow
In store and for sale by
mr9 M. REILLY.
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BACON AND LARD.

FULL SUPPLY ALWAYS ON HAND
"A of Leaf Lard, s. &. Hams, Shoulders.
al ear sides, i. c. Briskets, etc. Orders filed
fresh from smoke-house daily.
nara II. REILLY.
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EPILEPSY OR FITS,
Horse, Buggy & Harness for Sale

ONE BROWN MARE, VERY STYLISH,
10 drive; one Top Buggy new; aud Set
single Harness. new. As am abou, TO
leave the city l wish to dispose OF the
above turnout very cheap, which can be
seen al the stable OF IL. q NJ.
mySr b. 4. Tiff.
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TRIJSTEE'S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED ~ Ikl =
Is made by Is rn.y O'ffl"l to me ~ - Ia
tee. dated the 7th dayoi March, A. u, ~ ~.
and of record Ia the clerk : Once 90 i'
County Court of ONTO county, W., ~,
ginia, IN deed Of trust book No D ''''" "
f will IN
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WILLIAM z NEALE, Esq, Of Mason
county is dead. Mr. Neale was one OF
the brightest Masons in the State, and
WAS also prominent Granger. lie was
in all respects noble gentleman and
Mason county never lost better clti-
zen than William Neale.
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Hon. A. II. BoTELER, one of the Cen
tennial Commissioners from this State
at meeting of the General Commits
sioners last week, advocated vigorously
the exclusion of spurious liquors from
the Centennial grounds and buildings
.Shepherdsto,on Register.
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TsE MORNG STAR AND MESSENGER JULY y76

Grouchy to rise themselves on his attackiU G
from the outside. Tue enterprise succeeded
and the English were ont to pieces, bot Jean de
Groucby was killed in the fight; his descend-
ants since then have annually, on the 4th OF
Novem Der, distributed aims among 400 of the
poor of HaIfleur.
Mr. Marble a uewsmau of Worcester, Mass,
has Just been fined S. for selling tomato
plants, berries and newspapers" on Sunday.
This circumstance recalls the fact that the Sab
bath law of Mass chnsetts, still on the statute
books, prohibits a citizen of that State from
continuing game of croquet into the dusk of
Saturday evening, or buying glass of soda
water or newspaper on Sunday, or readng
the news IN paper published on Monday
morning. They used, however, to observe the
in Connecticut, for we read that one of the
first settlers of North Haven saw o bear in an
apple tree near his horse one Su udsy morning,
but instead of shooting him Immediately,
stationed q negro at the foot of the tree to
watch him till after the sun went do wn, when
he despatched him.
The recent marriage Of Ssllie Ward Huut, ip
Lonisvisle, recalls TO a writer in the Chicago
Tribune singular fact in her history. She
married one of Boston's favorite sons, Bigelow
Lawrence, and when she went to live at the
Hub the go called artstocracy declined to accord
TO the Kentucky belle that social distinction
which she bad anticipated She took offence
then a millionaire mill owner and dry goods
merchandise remove to New York. This
transferred to the metropolis the fret great
mill agency, which was rapidly folio we'd by
others, Til the Boston branch houses in New
York did q larger business than their originals
mill business was revolutionized by these
changes, and it was owing to the pride of Sallie
Ward Lawrence that the trade of Boston was
thus diverted.
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ference percepSible as between the charac-
ters Of the men themselves. The one bears
the impress of pride, and seems to be the
work of Inspiration the other even in its
elevation, appears the fruit of an art per-
fected by experience and study. Thus, sin
gulariy enough, these two men found in
their pauegyrists style of eloqnebce ana
logons TO their individual characters and
dispositions.
The funeral Grafton of Marshal Turenne
is no less one of the gems of French pulpit
oratory the exordium, above all, will, for
its majestic and solemn character, be ever
cited as q masterpiece of harmonious elo-
quence. The first two parts present no.
BILE image of the talents OF the general and
the virtues of the man but as the orator
draws towards the close, he seems to &C
quire fresh strength; he depicts with q
rapid hand the final triumphs of the war
riorj he shows US Germany conva'sed, the
enemy in confusion, the eagle already tax
Ing wing, and preparing for it's flight into
tue mountains; the artillery laundering
from either flank to cover the retreat /;
France and Europe awaiting in the expec-
tation of agyeat event. Suddenly the ora
tor pauses; he addresses himself to the
" God of armies," who disposes alike of
coDquerors and victories then he presents
to our view the pale and bleeding form of
the great captain, stretched upon his
trophies, and points out in the distance the
Borrowing images OF Religion and Father
land. IS Tarenne dies ~ he exciaims " all
is hushed in silent sorrow Victory droops
her wearied head Peace fees away; the
courage OF the troops at one moment over
come with grief, is at the next terminated
by vengeance the whole camp is notion
less. The wounded think of the loss they
have incurred, not of the wounds they have
received, while dying fathers send their
sons to weep over the remains of their dead
general"