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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
Editorial lettings.

To Senator C. T. Butler an Maj JAS Law.
looa we're Indebted for Legislative documents
Cole W. Patton has been confirmed as L.
$. Marshal iJr West Virginia.
A resolution declaring Colorado a State wa:
passed in the House Of Representatives on
Wednesday. and Hon. Mr. Bedford was sworn
20 as a member.
IftLcrc are those who haven't time to stop
and think Tia, remittance for newspaper
dues would be acceptable to US, let them do Sc
as they 60 along.
Miss Maria IIuison-aged "A years-a mem
ber Of taeM z. Church. South, Sunday School
o; Sauutoo, Virginia, was presented with q
hluisome Photograph Album for having beer
present. in Ter class eeay Sunday for tue past
seen years.
The prospective peaceful Inauguration o
the President on the jlh Of Mach. admits o.
no further excuse for the concentration Of
troops at Washington, and those already Their,
viii depart for other localities.
The Republican counsel before The Elcctor-
al Commission are W. N. Eyatts and Z. W
S;ousltou. Of New York, and Stanley Mat
tlcvs aujS S ShaIlabargcr, Of Ohio. The
Democrats have retained Trumbull, Black
/ Carpenter, Mcrrick and Biljle.
To tie Senate On WEDNESDAY, Hon. Frank
lerefid's credentials as Senator elect from
this State for Tie uncxpircd term Of the lat,
Senator Crerton, were presented by Mr.
Cooper, Of Tennessee. Mr.. Hereford appeared
AMI was sworn 10. Senator Price has, BY
appointment OF Gov Jacob. been filing thC
vacancy created ty Mr.. Caportou's death.
Justice Joseph B Bradley was selected a:
the fifth Judge Of the judicial branch Of the
Electoral C5ul, Commission. The Commits
sion Of fifteen, therefore. is composed as FOL
l5ws:
Justices Clifford iPrcsideutl Miller, Fidl
Strong aud Bradley; Senators Thurman, Bay
ar1. Iilmunds, Morton and FrelinghuySen =
and Representatives Payne, Lbmion, AJJott
Garfield and UOar. Democrats in ialic
Under rule, adopted, each Senator and Rep
reseu.aiivo will be entitled to throo tickets
each day during the Electoral Count, to en-
able their fric0ds 20 be present. No admit
,anco to the galleries cxccp. by these card.
Of admission. The masses must be outsiders
AMI rely upon the Press fyr information con-
corning the proceedings
In Joint Session Of the two Houses Of the
West Virginia Legislature on Friday, the Sen
at1fial contest was concluded by the election
Of Hon. II. g. Davis for the tern
ending March 4, 1888, and Hon Frank Here
ford Cor the term ending March T. 1881 The
vote fOr MI Davis stood 90 against - scat
;criag Tie vote or Mt Hcrei1Td 20 70 Il
scattering.
The clouds which have jarkcoej tue politi
ca, SKY, have quite thrown The ground-hog il
the shade, and he has %, received tia: at,en-
ton from ,hc Press so habitually bestowed for
so many years Bat we suppose he viii come
on, Of his hole all the same as il he had no
been ignored by toe newspaper men. We dis
. like 20 slight anybody or anything, so we pay
.ur annual respects to the srouud-bog, an,
venture the original remark that if he sees ht
shadow be viii 60 back 10 remain six weeks
ard tie coasting and s,cishiug will proceed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
professional Notice.

II HAVE this day associated with me Tor frae-
tice DR.. &. FRANK FOUKE. All cases en-
trusted 20 Dr. F. will have the benefit of my counsel
and aid whenever required or desired Dr.
f. can be found at my Office when not profession
ally absent.
Feb. 3, 1871. j. ). H. SIhAiih'
Spirn Copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03

Gen. John Mcdonald, Of whisky fraud fame
received an unconditional pardon Monday aud
was Immediately released from the peuitel-
tary at jefferson City. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
Notice.

A Ill accounts due me to January |, 1877, mgss
\ he se,tled | owe money that ought 70 be
1aid. Jurtice to those owe demand it. All my
Bills nd accounts will be presented and must be
settled without further delay.
Feb. ;, Isl. j. j. H. o4hAlih'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03

DR.. Isaac \. Buck. Of Front Royal, died
suddenly in Philadelphia on Wednesday week
He was in the 10Th year Of his age. The Sen-
hncl says his long life was one Of conspicuous
usefulness, and he was loved and esteemed by
all who knew him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03

COOK, Office, Chamber, Dining Room arc :.
lor stoyes-slI kinds and all sizes, 'he'f''
than ever. Call aud see them, for sale q ,rn
Oct 7, 1876. DUNE "ANA@
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
For Rent.

TIME Brick two-story Building next adjoining
Geo. T. Lights Drug Store on West side-ou
Main Street. in CharestOwn, w. Va, and con-
yenient to all places Of business.
j. j. H. STRAITH,
Feb. 3. 1877 For the Owner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03

The Electoral Count By Congress began on
Thursday afternoon, but We put our paper to
press in advance Of the reception ofoDy Of The
Proceedings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
The Wheeling Standard,
DAILY, sENtwEEKgY $50 WEEKLY.

DAILY, sENE-wEEKEY (SD WEEKLY.
TIVE STANDARD has nov entered upon the
1 fourth year Of its existence, and il generally
recognized as fair, bipartisan and candid in IL
treatment Of al subjects, both State and Nation
al, and az such is taken By all classes Of people
Of all shades Of politics, religion and nationality.
THE EVENING STANDARD
Is published every afternoon Sunday excepted, j
and contains all the latest Geographic dispatches
rcm all parts Of The world with all current events
in the State and Nation detailed in full. |, quad
ruples its pages on Saturdays. Terms $50 per
anuum. or Csc per month, Invariably in advance
the SEMI WEEKLY STANDARD
Is published on Tuesdays and Fridays, and will
contain full reports Of Legislative proceedings
State news, markets, general news, &c. Terms,
-. so per annum, or $50 for six months, or Z5c
a month, always in advance.
THE WEEKLY STANDARD
r. published on Thursdays, and is the largest and
best weekly paper in the STATE. standing the equal
Of any in The country. IL contains all the news Of
the week, full market report, &c.
REDUCED TERMS ron 1877.
one copy. one l-50
rive copies '....'-......................... go
and copy Of the Semi Weekly 10 the getter up
Of the club
Twenty ............................... 20. 90
Specimen copies sent free. Apdres.
STANDARD PRINTING co.
Wheeling, w. Va.
The WEEKLT SrASDARD aud the FREE PAEss both
one year for S3.25. The SEur-WErKLY STANDARD
and the FREE Pass one year for S4.lj. Sub
scrptioDs received at this office.
January 20, 1873.
A a
1 4 the above goods.
JAS. LAW. HOOP co.
SAUSAGE CUTTERS and Filters, Stew Pans,
y Shovel aud longs, Sad Irons, Dog Irons,
Butcher knives, for sale By
JAS. LAW. HOOFF d co.
I'oDDER Yarn and Hampers; atreduced rates,
I for sale BY
JAS. LAW. HOOFF &CO.
I'AGLE Bill Corn Huskcys. for sale By
IL JAS. LAW. H0OFF co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
Speech Of Hon. c. J. Faulkner
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
In the House Of Representatives,
January %, 1871,

On the bill Is. No. 1859 to provide for and regu-
late the counting of votes Cor President and
Niee-President, aud the decision Of questions
arising thereon, for the term commencing March
l. \ ID. 1917.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
TIE s1ITUAVION
observation-disclosures.

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40 fees Tor making preliminary examination
No additional fees for obtaining and CONDUCTING
rchearing. Special attention given 10 Interior
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Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court = i'
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Commission, and all classes Of war claims Dei'''
the Executive Departments.
Arrears Of Poy and BoHsiy.
Officers, Soldiers and Sailors u The lhe aiI,
or their heirs are 10 many cases entitled n n'h.'
from the government, 81 Vhics. they have ~
knowledge. Write full history Of service En-
state amount Of pay and bounty received. -
close stamp, and FULL reply, after eEaminaii'N'
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Psnros..
All Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors Eouh1-o,
rupiured or injured in the late war, hope'"
slightly, can obtain n pension, many d." &c.
ing pensions are entitled 90 an hcrcdse. S,D'
stamp and information will be furnished free
United States General Land Cgiee
Contested Land Cases, Private Land Claio''
Mining Pre-c mpti0n and Homestead Case, pr.
cgted before the General Land Oilee ana Dsp'''
ment Of the Interior.
Old Boumy Land W'Drasf'
The last Report Of the CommissiyneI Dl
General Land Office shows 2,syI ,5gg acre -
Bounty Land Warrants outstanding. Ihese 49,
issued under act Of 1855 and prior scis. 49,
cash for them. Send BIZ registered leuef 80,
assignments are imperfect we give in''f'e"'N' ~
perfect them. s-.,.f
Each department Of our business y c3h'--
in a separate bureau, under the charge Of eAI'''
enced lawyers and clerks. -....,s
As we charge no fee unless successful, ~
for return postage should be sent u. Lioefl -
rangements made with Attorneys 10 al ei'''''
business Address
GILMORE & CO.,
y. O ROY A. Warrington, H. T.
WasHfSGrox, d. C., EossS'ber ~ i'''' =
take pleasure Ia expressing ny enufs 0rf-v
dence in the respossibiiify and Fdeiiy 81 10 -
Pateat and Collection House Of Gilmors w
n tbis city. GEORGEH. u. WIFI,
(Cashier Of the National Metropolitan baAA''
Jan. H. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03

No other remedy has proved 50 electual IN
relieving Coughs and colds as Dr. Balls Cough
Syrup
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03

Tho Republicans are chuckling over their
Coup d'Etatt to get even with these greedy
followers Of the los, cause" We take the fol-
lowing article Of the Wheeling lnteHigencer as
re-published in tho National Republican at
Washington:
The Now West Virginia Senators.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
FARMING IMPLEMENTS:
RIAcKSMITH'S TOOLS,

2 sets Breeding, sets Of From, Gears, sets Oh
Plough do, Collars, Brides, lIaters, &c, one
Good Wagon Saddle, Riding Saddle, ! G-horse
Line, 4-horse do, ? pair ct But Chains. pair
Breast Chains, Log Chains. Cow Chains
iso n NJ I RT-CkENE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
Star Stallion forSale.

T OFFER for sale, prirntely, my celebni1
North Star Stallion, RALEIGH" He tm
be sis years old next Spring, and works whcrc'a
be IL placed. l. sold for no fault
b. y. RAMEY.
CharlesioNn, Jan. 10, lSTT-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
ESTIeAY.

GTRAYED from my farm, near Charleston
with White mark down the face, and weighing
about two hundred pounds. No Ear marks, e.
ccptthose by dogs. Any Information leading b.
his recovery, or his return o. me, will be reward
Cd. II. c. BECKHAN.
JanRary 20, ls77-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
Cook Stove for Sale.
Tim othy seed.

WE have a lot Of home raised Timothy S.ei,
w very nice. Price low.
Sept. 30. &c. DgKE6G ALLAnEB.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03

As this performance is given for the entertain
ment Of the people and to obtain funds TO aid an
association whose object all acknowledge 10 De Of
\ most commepdable and important character,
involving the interest of souls and the. material
prosperity OF our people, it is sincerely hoped the
citizens Of Charlestown and vicinity viii eneour-
age the good work earnestly begun IN our
midst, by an attendance on Friday night
Feb. , 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
1 coon C0OK.ST0VE, MO. q

Tin.plate do, Parlor do, Kitchen Stove, ?
Kitchen Tables, | good Washing Machine, large
Iron Pot. Tubs, Buckets, Barrels, &C. 4; ] Meat
Tub, Crooks, Jars, &c. ; Churn and Buck, 500
Pounds Of Good Bacon. 800 Pounds Of Lard; also,
a lot Of Good Yellow Corn, 60 acres q Wheat in
the ground, and many other articles not necessary
% enumeratc.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of eight months
will be given on all sums over ten dollars, that
sum aud under cash Negotiable Notea, payable
at the NATIONAL BtNK OF M,RrrSsBUHG. W. VA,
will DO required. The Fat sheep and Fat Steers
will be sold for cash. Notes TO bear interest from
date, but If paid al maturity, the interest viii be
RENTED. No property 20 DO removed until the
terms are strictly complied with.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. ".
Feb. 3, 1877. j. Z. Il. PAfhE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
FIFTEEN YEARS OF l
DRUNKARDS' LIE +

ing and unexccptionable performances. For par
tculars see Bills.
Admission p Cents; Reserved Seats - Cents.
Doors open at g. o'clock. Performances to begin
at ~ Tickets for sale at all the Stores Re
served Seat Tickets TO be had at Light Mitch
els Drug Store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
REAPEl An MDTEa CjABIEED.

pair OF Spreadcrs, lot OF SinEit, buu"'t az.
Treble Trees, good Grain Cradles, Stands OF
BEES, Moving Scythcs, Rakes, Forks, shoTels'
Hoes, &c.
HOUSEHOLD 6 KITCHEN FURNITURE.
consisting of Mahogany Side Board, Bureau,
! Safe. 2 Tables, Cain Seat Chairs, Windsor
do, large Rocking Chair. small do, No.
EightDay Clock, Looking Glass, Washstands
Candle Stands. 4 sets Bedsteads and Bedding
Firstclass Sewing Machine. Grover d Baker
Improved; q 10. of good Carpet, to be sold BY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
GOOD 7IHlIlSS IEIIlTlIBhIET.
Ar
Charles Washington Hall,
Friday Night, Feb'y 9Th, 1877.
PROCEEDS FOR TIE BENEFIT OF SIEN
ANDOAH LODGE, NO. %, |. o. @. 7.

rT1HE Programme includes a representation Of
I the great Moral Temperance Drama, by
Dourlas .ferrold
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-03
THE SEMI WEEKLY STANDARD

The WEEKLT SrASDAED aud the FsEE PREss both
one year for S3.25. The SEur-WErELY STANDARD
and the FREE Pass one year for sl.lJ. Sub
scrptions received at this Office.
January 20, 1873.
, 1877-03-12
THE HOUSE or OTIIAfAN.
Atf AaN Gasffff

The present 6ultan, 1t mky be remembered,
appios OF secent sumors, has AYs brothers b.
sidea the ex.Sultan Murad. The eldest III tLeso
Is Mchemmea Aechst ERendt who Ia 81 years
years Of age. Ahwel KUmalcsldln EfHcuai, who
comes next In order of succession to the Throne,
Il 90 years old. After him como Mchemmed
puhran Uddia EGsudt, and Nouseddln ERendi,
aged n aud Is respectively. Tho 8ultan's
youngest brother IL aulsiman E6endi, who COM
plcted bis 1eth year on the 12th of last month.
which provides thu: the hclr to the
of tLo llouso ot 0th.nan, Yous.
sonf 1xzcdlp ENchdi. eldest sou of tho 1ato Alb
dul A7iz, would. Of course, como before S4isi-
man Eucndl in tho order 1f succession. Prncc
Y H1oYssoui was 70 on the 9tt u 0stobsr lat.
lie bus three abrothers-Mahmoud Dlemil Edlln
leora NOV. 20 lSd2G Mechnlcd seIiln thorn t.cs.
!, lst0(, aud Atdul-Me1lsd iborn June u, lS6s)
frtnce Meh1huud would therefore, come uext
to his cousin, Prince 6ulcln,an, In tue order OF
succeaslon.. Should, however, all the male
members Ut the Imperial fatnlly end by fuliill.
lug, ~ far - In thctu lies q celebrated preaic-
floD OF slsmondI's, 1t may be. worth re-
Mcmbcrtng that Abdul AMll II. has seven
sisters, ranging between tue ages OF uJ
lud %. This eldest Of them, bultaaa Fatinc,
has lccn twlce iuasglel-iiEstly, wheu heE High
ness w1s within SOME months OF completing
her l4th ycas, to All Ghalih FaAha, third sou of
Rtschid Pasha- Left = widow 1t IL, the Princess
married, dYe mouths after the death Of her h1st
husband, Ae4eu4aea No45y Pssha, or Eouy
, 1877-03-12

n side desk began 10 count. A shade OF vcxa-
lion al tic ineiyifity Of tho teller followed by
look OF surnritr, was observed bY tho Caaf1ier,
sl'oul III eay there wae,H vas tho rrp!y, tiny
check callcd for sim, ami Lave received
xl,uU' 1t was nuw the Cashicr's turn u man
Hest hls chnrrin tint such mistake efnul1 nr-
rc7tctfur that tile money had fallen into homes.
hands, w'licf, he was prompt IN declaring. The
receiver returned To the teller, and, having mp
prttcl him tf tic mistake ho had made, pro-.
the funds Of the hank wcrc exposed by his caro-
lcss,less n payinc 4100 chctks will, packages Of
S1,uW The gentleman also took OCCASION "
read THO yottHg man lesson in ctvllty; d cheap
llc then handed tile teller $500 anu left hin In
static nt Painful confusion, frDm whtcl, he llns
not yet recovered sufficiently 10 apologize for
hle rl1t!cness and acknowledge his obligation to
Dad,
, 1877-03-12

argely II real estate snthi. city, Is catinntc, by
Mr. 'fiaie'piG to be worth mt less than 81 ,e,-
tue amount Of about sEs.NN, he ha. lcfl ali to
the tia,r1hlncnt for the Purpose named.
certulncs.
many slntts arc tnll illustrative IT Ills liahits.
Tito inrr n:ross tho lio!10kcn Ferry Is tlrer
cents, hut packages nf tirkets may lc bought At
the rats u two cents. Tn one OCCASION Mr.
home tha. he Ind left hts two-ccns tlckets al thu
Manhattan Savings Bauk-in perfcutly aecarn
plagr. llowcvcr,.atNl, tier than my tue extra
tcni. lc hurried back to that institution, rot
Terry. lie was n man Df Enlemtal,le energy
and Unusual physical slreD4tlI, su that nnty Il
short tisG hcf0ru his death he bore Ills burden
Of 90 years IS II ho had hcen n mucl, younger
man. Whether he tnaIlo his fortune In the
cstabl!shMcntat No. . WnlI street, III the inahu-
fncturc III engraved plates for cafls, etc., Or III
outside hnectilntions, docs nut seem To be deli
nltcEy ksown by his irscsls. lie Is said to lIaye
been fnan Of Gull urc. antt In making iHl.
protnptu verses lie took great delight md pride.
TIE FIsANCO-plsussr.AN WAR.
NJ. Emile tlo uIrardin has recently tnadc an
interesting contribution To the history Of the
Franco-Prussau wnr. The Sniut had maintain.
cd TINT Napoleon III. was forced into the con-
fl!ct by tho popufar excitement on tho SUBJECT
Of tic fio1lcnzollem canlhtatnre for tho throt,o
Of bpaiu. The Emperor, It will borcmctnbcrc,l,
made q statement ot similar character 10 tue
King Of Prussia after the eap!tulation Of Sedan.
The editor of tho Francs now n,alutaiis TINT
the popr1nr excitement was non-cxfstent. On
the evening Of the III, OF July, 157i} Girarlm
was Invited tU llna with Schneider. President uf
tue Corps LcylslntD. Among lh0Euests werc also
H. Chcrandter dc Ynl'iromc. tl,cn Minister Of the
lnterior, anil Marshal BRxalne. II. de GIrnrtlIu
llal KfnftnlV tPen IT. rjf,r, fin
, 1877-03-12

nesrptE FrEe f1f8y.
At precl1cly o'clock by tho bells tho other
morning q policeman who WAS walking IN
f3caubicn street caught sight Of negro who
was skulking along fence, and he called upon
him to atop.
'I1c In n bic hurry to ketc!i dc mawning train
for Toledo!" called back the Afrtean.
The officer threatened to ahoUt II be did not
stop. AMI tho skutker halted.
"Does you Imagine TINT tcz dun got a
chicken flcah !" he asked. u tho officer ap+
proacllcl. -.
YVES, slri that's exactly what Imagine"
"And i l hexen't Ept q chicken kin 70 right
down 10 dc depot, kin lt'f
~ gucss you enn.''
"We1I, sat,. den gaze on dis yerc au' tell me
II DO name ls chIckcnfn said tho man, as he
pulled u bfy gooec around IN front Of him.
The officer went baek on his word, and took
the negro under arrcst, md tho victim WIS ycs-
tcrlav explaining:
"whar's dc use Oh trying to gct along viii
nn' make fur de woods"
, 1877-03-12

A few days sluce yentlcman connected With
one Of the lnrgcst safe manufacturing coaccrus
cheek for 500 waited to recelys tlla 1noauy'
Tho payiug-tellcr took the check, looked At Il
aua then At tho geutlsman, aud tossiug tliv
sl.txk back to lin sad. ysf3y c4tttY. ~ don't
the gent fcn,n1i, "l1u pretty wcllknown; ,i.crs's
The party appealed t; iieu.Iaed thu spplIeaut,
ana bcis9 !1for.us4 that ~ was tha psisou to
whom the cheGk xa4 lnada parable ths tellaf
accepted the aamu aud threw out pacSaco Of
bills, which tho applicant took, and stepping 70
, 1877-03-12
CURRENT GOSSIP,

MRS. HAYES REPLY.
On tho presentation by Mr. Middleton, Clerk OF
the United States supreme ConEt, In lirs Hayes Of
Tho 1blo on which The President had taken tho OF.
clal oath, Mr. McKenncy, who delivered tho hook,
at Mrs. l1ayca request read tho 1tth ~esso Of tue
1oath Psalm, said TO be tho rcsso that 1r. lisycs'
lips Touched On taking The onths "Thcy compa.scd
MO hbont, ,--ycn, thoy compassed nc about-but,
In tho nAne Of the Lord, will destroy thcfn," An
Mr.. McKcnncy concluded reading, Mrs. Hayes
faaghod. and fatd, ''Oh, moi gucss hu won't de-.
stroy anybody"
"nE woN'T pEsrRor ANYpoDr.n
They may "compass him about"
Measures ban, md motives doubt;
Politicians, foes or friends,
With fa1so Views or selfish ends,
Or good or I'll Intent, may wound,
IA they 'compass him aron9d";
Jealous atprnnta may annoy,
fctholl stoop not to destroy.
Enemies may scatter "tarcs,"
secrct foes lay secret snArcs;
Feeble frieuds may shrink away
Al 'gainst odds he .'stauds u bay't;
Yet hc'il own no s'soft nr lard,''
None to 'punish OF .eward";
All arc citizens. aud why
Should ho punish or desteoJf
All hla ''alnns and end" In Ito
Counsel peace, discourage strife;
stefnly he'll npho1d "tho rlRht,''
Maintain luw with modest might,
1tula with ntm but gcatlc hnnd,
And give peace 10 all the land;
And, though dcmagoguca annoy,
Iie Will save, but not destroy.
CHICAGO, March 0, 1877. CID,
, 1877-03-12

j. A. pittsburc paper speaks Of a young man
ing last week." There Is nothing like being
explicit. The young man Is severely but not
fatally woundetl; but II ho Ind shot h!n,eelf In
the southwest end, anl little n0rthcriy, yccr-
h5pcs ~ lis ,ers Tnaa aHs ya no
, 1877-03-12

Matilda licron lay yesterday on tho bed In tho
llttle housc on IWentY-Glth street, with placid
sml1o and an utr Of rest on her dead face that
sc+,, c,1 ,shan iIr,nr pI,o,, ,,.. ,, tna s''
.s," "as NV, n. r.. puou' pooI eoa' nal oeeh
taken away from tho Aouse that she might bo
aud was being tcndcrly cared for at the rc.I.
steo ~ "Isi uuo' ~ ea'ef. sao Wig " nlle6
i1etohs phSsseian. Inc report that sfc ia to 60
IN orchestra tu London, is entirely Without
foundation. Sinrn her mntbcr,s t1Ivorco frnrr
lin liz l.s md arr,c,, sas,n .n1 In. s,sa.., ',.n
.'ra @ ~ ~ ~ ~, "o,u aEa .'s aa hss saYctal eh-
professional people is very bitter against him.
and one OF them said Yesterday that III stocnci
attcmntett To tnke niion. tt,c 1ncmnry ~ it,
trcotpcnt ~ hcr 1nothsr ,r,,,,5 ~ ."u;.. " , ~,
sn"! ~" po,1n, - rnnot ~ t c1YaEnem. 10 Messrs'
,ll cnt,nuo t,r y. .sc n4uate neats aI,
Nirs f,nrnx Win t"hc. Srrnnt ,aSra0s cac, ~ WIN
,,a,a a. oas earnest 1cS're Mlse !teson Will bo
,Isn1 1Mrat" nsre sp rh y lnaasanaia, as was at
,,st am,ia .eosa y. tme l4ncsM Ml take p'aSG on
arn ~ tno foe4r . rp ~. a i,,u L9 LII InuIcn
Y .1ia 1tefnwoa nF cgmeietv " sae ei0e q !ttlo
Malto ticlon, Aau6hteF Who was lai1 there
t,nioht.fs; fe.'s ~ sn .ss,,, ss "Ii no
Churei. nv Me".lay noIn1nr i'o,n nn Tnihoc ii%.t
,art is1s' Hai,%cr 9or1 arr .Es Aeetcs Mai-
r., taI@' ~, ~ Il; V,ia,, Mathns' =. a. sotsl,
=. In ~ ,, s,,nz nesn aesagnatca
ao Wnlan1 ~ ~ naEns Mn.n an4 " f. s4Gven
aey noeesf nynop 9na Mn6srt Atlatl WILL act
s,s usua, NJ Eusos " souo!ence, noMct6 anu
otnr. n,,I "so ~ e.eay 1So
Toucicanit and E Hotrn -" nc,n~ a,rn, Db tbn
taTlLss.. T'ss. t....,n ,,,.
11 - ~ !" no1an.e Sne9aeisteney oet"eeh alIea
, 1877-03-12

3n1H. 10.
Etn.;.tr Cor.nr = CoSrras,cys>--- Fcrlinand
Schmidt Ts. Rudolph Duchmaun, 81, 10i. ~,
, 1877-03-12

fAsM PAID Fon po?Ks-Blp PlsIcEs PAID FOR
~ stAhdAT& vurke u ahY kird. Call A4dry&s
C4Akt&'At eo{ReS AaaIaoa and usastosRssA
, 1877-03-12

L1DR sALE-ESGLISH LEVER, Ia CA!tAT, COLI
T. watch; EnplFe bldJttA1, with buukrass topt bum
lnc{ King Cuok.60ya. with otsnt or sslrcA change fo
A1d9taa b ID, Tribune EdtEe