The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-11-07
Cardinal real viii Abe the fashionable
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to the collegiate Institute at Napa, Cali.
brnia, without opposition from the stu
tenis, who treat him as welfasthough he
vas one of theirown race He has part |
I'd with his queue, and dresses like an
American. "a Ezs tsksasl3 sbo6a ti'3 4
7 John Murphy, the champion long.dis.
;a1ce riderof the East, has accepted the
of Will Mowry, the celebrated
ong-distance rider of California He
offers, to make amatch for 81 900 to ride
rom SO to $50 miles, each to use IA hor.
iess fleetwood Park, within 80 days.
J.J. Wright, the coIored Judge Of the
Supreme Court of South Carolina, said
iecently, at @Columbia,T that he Thought
ene Of the best things that could happen
bF Ms people would be the election of
Wade Hampton, and assigned as reason
that he believed Sen Hampton would fll
every promise be made.
A wedding was delayed in Wisconsin
lately on account of the bridegroom, aud
denly remembering that be had not; fed
his horse. The ceremony waited tin The
animal was cared for. He explained that
q good horse couldn't be found easily,
but thirteen girls were willing to marry
him. ia :. l's.S.d re aTa-s iss>aaak
: Some Republican officials in far-off
California have been made to walk ithe'
plank, because they are not very ZEAL
Gus in their support Of Hayes. Itshoul6
besconsolingto Democrats in Federal
offices TO feel that after the 4th of March
next no Republican Cabinet officer. will
have control over them. s
ALondon authority announces that
it is proposed TO Introduce round In.
stead of squares shaped playing-csrds, as
being more easy to manipulate. while
dealing, DC, Also, that instead of
merely having the suits colored black
andred, they are to be red (heafts ],
I green ldiamonds), black (spades). and
yellow (clnbs) This win certainly help
toseep the several suits distinct
AT Newport last week horse attach
eA-ts q husiness wagon ran away on
Long Wharf, just as James N Hart,
boat builder, was crossing the wharf
with broom in one hand and pail OF
water ill., The other Hearing the shout
ing OF "Whoa!" "Whoa." he threw
down the broom, planting his feet firmly,
and as the horse came up with him he
ht iy the contents of his pail, hitting
the horse squarely, in the face and eyes,
in,i stopping him as suddenly as if he
Had been shot. This is worth remem-
bering 'Ne'''
A Henry Clay banner that was unfur.
led in the Presidential campaign of 1874
can be, seenTat the Union League Olnf
House in Pbiladelphia. Alt Isl maieioI
fine blue silk, aud is twelve feet high =
On one side is portrstt of the mill
hoy Of the Slashes," and on the othel
IEret the e9ats.of arms ef the Stasesl or
ranged in a circle The staff was Gu
by Henry Clay, himself. at Ashland. ant
IRE banner was presented BY the Wing
h. Baltimors 70, thelMAigs ofPelaware
I'D hiieIz Izahessilh (dIj signabI Isays tlhs
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lotepnen reeves, oi Gal. Gseek ss,s 'o"nsu'l'
tnal county, wno Is pas. - years o' AZ
yisl}ea me yeniennlas ae ~, iast y ". wssHs aH. y
fsnat yosepu SufpeItsopt@oS 'e, @ot lus Aam
EsoMnsp Y oysF /, snlnpefy 5yeeals Y sge
a1d st tpeS heeeh ~ 'eehlQp 'nek sssuseu y
be conveyed 10 anes i,oHs ~n'cn were
mile distant put walkea lnere anu ,..sss oaSh
/ He las insVsE m1ssea !ae espa9ns islhI J,
he was old enough 20 V9te, anu p"s ~
ways yo'ed, Inc Dsm"cra.lc llche,' e1cep
ONCE when hs yole9 ior yeaere. yas .s hsff, E1sal
son sbecpuse ne "wnlpned tne 1slthish. fl1h
Florence Nightingale. IN g. letter ad
vocating the proprietysofsthe adoption
by wonsea Of. any respectable. trad" o