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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-08-04

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-08-04
NOTICE
TIN AND SHEET IRON wop,,
Wool Wanted.
Notice.

III HuEST Cash Price paid for Wool h.
Ill May 5, ~. JAS. LAW. HOOP icn
, 1877-09-09
COT ION.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. S,-Thc August re-
port Of the Nashville Department of the M
tional Cotton Exchange shows that Of thirty-one
replies from Middle Tennessee, twenty-onc re-
port the weather more favorable than last year; !;
sir 1ess favorable; three the same as last
year; twenty-eight report fruiting we'll,
and retaining squares and bolls we'll;
two fruit1ng badly; one about as last year;
twenty-nine report The conditions better than
last year, and two less favorable; picking not
yct commenced, but to BECOME general from the
10th Of September to the 10Th Of October, No
damage from worms is reported.
Ihlrty-six replies were received from
eleven counties OF North Alabama, Of which
thirty report moro favorable weather than last
year; thirty-three report lruiting anil retaining
bolls well, and two badly: thirty-onc report tic
condition OF the crop better than last year, and
four less favorable. Picking will become gen
cral from the 18th Of September to the 10th of
October. No worms reported. 4 little rust
has made its appearance In some sections.
, 1877-09-09
VEG ETINE.
G7lE;''I'!I!NE'
Purifes The Blood, Renovates and
Invigorates the Whole System.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent, and
Diuretic.

VeEetfne is nade exclusively from the Juices Of care.
baTks. roots and herbs. and strongly
concentrated that 1t will e1ectuay eradicate from rha
system eFer7 talns Of scrofuin. Scrafulous Hu-
NOR Tuu0r8, Cancer. Canccrous Nuruor,
EFJntpeins. Salt KbcuH1. SSyphilisIc Dfneases<
Tanker. Fntntaens at tho Stomach. and at dis
eases that arise from impure bloost Scintica. In.
unmmni0rv and Chrnnic Rheumatism, Seuraf-
Rsh, tout, AMI SPINAL CompIuints cau onlY ba
euecsually cusea thr rough the blood.
For Ulcers aud Erupttvc Dlseusc. Of the Skin,
Pustute*, Psn'pIcs. H1otcAes. Boi1s, Tcsscr,
Scn1dhcnd and Ringtvorm, Vr1I71Sz has never
failed to effect pcr1nauenE cure.
For Pains in the Nnck, kidney Eompinfnf..
DropsJ, Female Weakness, I.cucorxi,oen, art,.
Ing from internal liberation. anu uterine kseases and
General Debility, VxaEv1xE acts directly upon ,ht
cau2es OF these complaints. II tnv,1or,trs md
strengthens the whole syste sets upon the secrctiye
orGan5 a!iaYs Inflammation liberation aud reR-
utates the bowels.
For Casnrrh. Dyspeps'n, nnbltual Costtye-
ness, fnlnitation of the Heart, Headache.
fitcs> ScrvnnAnesx. aud General Prpy1rntion
OF the Nervous Syntc.0, tnedctne has ever .tyen
SUCH perfect satisfaction the It putltes
the BLOOD cleanscs all OF the organs and poease. con-
trolling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VKaxrtyK have In
duced many physicians AMI arothecaries whom va
know to prescribe and use 1t In their own families.
in fact VEGErSKI Is the beas reedy Jet discovered
PURIFIER yet placed before the public
, 1877-09-09
lAKF FOREST,

Sptefa1 Correspondence Of The Tribune.
LAKE FOREST, Sept. 7.-Thc Durand chill
rcu's fair OF the 1st inst, for tho benefit OF the
Foundliugs' Home, Chicago, deserves more
than passing notice. The beautiful grounds
of Mrs. Il. c. Durand were handsomely deco
rated for the occasion. The tables were pre-
sided over by the Durand children, and upon
them d variety OF handsome and useful articles
were for sale, as well as icc-crea, candy, fruit.
and flowers, and with about 150 Of the beautiful
children for which Lake Forest is noted as Gus
toners, ma1e sight long to be remembered.
This was an tmpromptu atfair gotten up BY
Mrs. Il. c. Durand, assisted by Mrs. ]. D. Du~
rand, of Milwaukee, and Mrs, Hewitt, Of Chi
cago, and was really rcmuncratiVc, rs At least
SIS was realized CON.
, 1877-09-09

put cut the bottom Of the fires. The tide Is
Absecnni and Pleasantyii!e- The Excursion
uouse at Atlantic is 4 complete wreck. Every
effort is being made to save as much
as possible Of the goods, furniture, fixtures,
and stock: The heavy storm Of last
JERSEY Southern Railroad between the highlands
and Seabright- This morning the truck has
been repaired and trains are now running on
time. The bath-houses were washed away at
Ocean Groyc.
day sent tremendous sea rolling in upon the
coast, and much damage was done last night at
Long Branch and Coney Island. The track Of
the New Jersey Southern Railroad at Highlands
was washed away, but repairs have been made
and trains are again running.
, 1877-09-09
PRESIDENT HAYES.

| IIe VIII Enjoy the Quiet of Homo for n
| Day or Two-Arrangements for His Ro-
ccption in Louisville.
FREMONT, O., Sept. S.-Prcsident Hayes and
family had comfortable nights ride from
Nlarietta here; took breakfast on the train, and
arrived here at half-past Q. At Bellcyille and
Clyde large crowds Of people were at the
stations to get glimpse Of the Presi~
dent, who appeared on the rear plat
form and salutcd as he passed. He aud
Mrs. Hayes, after having entered Sandusfy
County, spent the time atlmiring the country.
The President said he had seen no such farms
Oh the route. At the depot here, crowd OF
several hundred, old neighbors and citizens,
greeted him. Most Of them shook hands
with the whole family, and expressed great
pleasure at seeing them, after six
mouths absence. Webb Hayes had the
family carriage, and drove all to the residence,
about half mile from the depot. They found
all well ut home, and were delighted to get
back to the quiet Of their own private resi-
dcncc. They will remain here in quiet retire
ment till Tuesday, when the President and
wife will 60 to the Dayton ceremonies at the
Soldiers Hume.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. S-Presidcnt Hayes says
Messrs. Evarts, McCrary, Thomson, and Post
mastcr-Gcncral Key, with members Of their
families. will positively be in Louisville on the
18th and 18th of September. Secretary Schurz
will probably be with them. Gen. Devens has
not been heard from. Twelve Or thirteen Gov
crnors will also be in Louisville DUR
ing the Presidential visit, among them
Hampton, and very likely Nichols.
The people are very enthusiastic
over the coming of tue distinguished parties
=
every way reflect credit upon kentucky. There
are thirteen squares from the Ohio s. Mississippi
depot to the Gait House. Each square is to
represent one Of the original States, and at each
corner there will be decorations, with devices
to represent Kentucky, the first born |
Of the Union, and it will be decorated appro- |
priatcly ut certain corners. The decorations by |
the Committee, combined with those Of the cit
izens, will make one OF the finest scenes eyer !
the Gait House on the niyht Of the l'th are
ready tor distribution. About 1000 will be is
sued TheS will on 20 r,cn, II yar0uS ;;cIp parts
expected that the attendance Of prominent per-
sonagcs of this and other States will he large.
Invitations will be sent to the Mavors OF Jcifcr-
sonri1c and New Albany, asking that these |
cities join in the reception Of the Presidential
party ,...
city, Jcflersonvilc, and New Albany have been
received by Gen. Murry requesting that the
President visit the various Institutions and
places OF interest during his short stay. The
School Bourd has declared the 18th
resolved by the Ge;1cral Council of tic City uf
Louisville that the freedom OF the city be
granted to President Hayes, his suite, and the
Governors Of the different States, and the most
cordial and earnest welcome is hereby extended t
them, and, further, that the General Council
nait on them in body.
, 1877-09-09

HNJ LFCHs
In 4he Editdr of IfhE 1ffftttfk

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. SIN cases Of s'hay fever"
the intense itching aud burning sensation with
which sufferers from that mal1tlY are poignant
II familiar can be most happily relevcdb by bath
ing the parts freely with q wash made from nat
ural lobclia, stceped to moderate dcgrec OF
strength in water, Tincturc Of lobeIia, taken in
doses OF three to five drops {uot enough to act
as an emetic) will also greatly tend to relieve
asthmatic distress, usually 4 concomitant OF hay
fever. Any one trying the above, especially the
wash, will be made gratefully happy by tho re-
suits, as has been member of the writer's fam
ily, and others to whom the "discovcry has
been impaired. HARRIET.
, 1877-09-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Aug, 8, 1s77.-Nessrs> P<riey ,lcDers It Co.
GESrLEnES: am aware that there arc great
many persons afflicted with the catarrh amt hay
fever in the Western country, and are looking for
afflicted with the above diseases. use Jc.ters
French Catarrh Cure, for have suffered for ten
years with both, and by using it am now entirely
we'll.
JAMES F. DANE, formerly Of the firm, Dane,
NcStlakc 6 Covert.
Sold by Druggists. Office and Depot 20 Statc-st.
PEELEY JEFrEns j. Co., Proprietors.
, 1877-09-09
ALWAYS,

'The cheapest is the best" Solely on their c1-
trnsic and intrinsic merits have the productions Of
Dunlap & Co., the celebrated New York, Fifth nv
enne, hatters, gained n prominence in the fash
ieuablc world seldom attained, Their present sea-
sons productions are not whit behind their pre-
euinently high standard, and need only to be seen
to be appreciated. Brewster, the we'll known hat
ter, Clark and Madison is the Chicago agent
OF Messra. D. s. Co.
, 1877-09-09

Charles Pope's Malt Extract or Beverage
OF Health.-A Gletctic and healing remedy, combin-
ing the merits OF nutritious and palatable hever
age with the virtues of an unIailing medicine for
the lungs chest, and throat, and at the slime time
4 pleasant tablc drink promoting digestion and
invigorating the appetite. Office HI South Water
ct. For sale at all drug stores.
, 1877-09-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New York, Sept. s.-Arrivcd, steamships
City Of Berlin, Nevada, and Scotia, from Liver
pool
FATHER Po1sT, Sept. 8.-Arriyed, steamships
Ontario aud Peruvian.
LONDON, Sept s.-Arriyed, steamship Amer
iquc, from New York.
, 1877-09-09

We call the attention OF our customers and
friends, and all desiring irst-class garments made
to order, to an examination Of our new fall and
winter stock, selected from the best importing
houses in the East- Our prices will be made to suit
the times. Mr.. r. J. Neil, late Of Wilde, Blnett
i Co., Intends personally to tie cutting depart
mcnt. Roche & Neil, Merchant Tai1oEs, 137 Ran
dolph street, Sherman House Block
, 1877-09-09
EASTERN STORMS.

8ptc7dz LHgH1stH 10 7He 7F7pz"e~
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8.-High tides all along
the Jersey coast to-day did considerable dam
age They washed I'D to the road and the
bathing-houses at Cape May. The trains to
Atlantic City were delayed three or four hours
on both roads, owing to the meadows being
under water THO or three feet, SO that the water
, 1877-09-09

Catarrf.-It1s is now something moro than q
ycarsincc Dr.. Pratt, Of zoe Statc-st., cured me OF
catarrh. and no relapse or symptom OF the disease
has troubled me since From my own experience,
and what know Of others, urgently commend
the services of Or. Pratt to all persons suffering
from this troublesome and dangerous disease.
H. II. Smith, No. lG0 East Westinghouse
, 1877-09-09
Ynll DEALERS AND Musicians

visiting our Exposition will be sure to ind 1t .
great source OF profit well Of pleasure II you
call on Ncssrs. Lewis & Newell, Managers of the
Chicago Music Company, 152 State street.
, 1877-09-09

Flour-I3est St. Louis White Winter Wheat.
'sFrcnch Loaf,'' ST. Is per barrel, delivered Alb
solute satisfaction guaranteed.
LANDsnEKG s. Co., lib South Halstcd-st-
, 1877-09-09

Ben Dc Bar died Of brain disease. Ifhe had
used kntn koma in place Of other hair preparations
he might have been living man to-day.
f. 4. RosESE, Manufacturer.
Trade supplied by VAN ScHAAcK, STEVENSON j.
Co., 92 and Of Lake-st., Chicago, ILL.,
, 1877-09-09

and the amount Of money, on hand credited TO
the town for payment Of past-tuc courous.
Atcssrs. Holden and Grcenebaum had a mild
tilt, after which the meeting adjourned, having
been one OF the most exciting and interesting
Town Board meetings ever held in Vest Chi.
, 1877-09-09
DECKER RROS,' GRAND.

''1n many OF our most wealthy musical families
#e notice the Decker Brothers Grand il the most
beautiful ornament nnd companion. -Chicago In
fer 0c<an. Story do Camp arc the agents, Eli
State street.
, 1877-09-09
WHERE 10 GEL OFFICE BOYS.

The quickest and best way to get an office boy is
to call at H. E. Bryants Chicago Business College,
corner State aud Washington streets, and select
one with good handwriting, and one that will de-
yelop into valuable assistant
, 1877-09-09

DR.. Herman's Sure euro for Catarrh and
Colds in the Head gives immediate relief. Try it
and be convinced. Samples free. Depot 72 Dear
boru-st.
, 1877-09-09

in It's effects, and most useful In its application,
the fragrant Sozodont has become the most popu-
lar Dcntracc In existence. 'Tis used aud praised
by everybody.
, 1877-09-09
$4,000 WORTH OF FURNITURE TO Be
CLOSED IN THIRTY DAYS,

Being determined to go out OF the retail busi-
ness, VIC will offer our stock at great sacrifice.
Call before purchasing and convince yourself
that bargains are to be had.
Il. & III. NEUuERGER t. Co..
267 aud 269 Wabash avenue corner Van Buren
street.
, 1877-09-09

Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
ADRIAN, Mich, Sept Son the fourth day
OF the Detroit n. L. Conference various candi-
dates were made local Elders and Deacons.
Dewitt c. Chalis, James E. Jacklin, Alyah
G. Blood, and Eugene D. Daniels were admitted
to the ministry.
John S. West, anu Walter Preston were con-
tinued on trial another year.
Bishop Fosters charge to the ncwlY-electcd
pastors was an eloquent aud critical effort.
1t is reported that the session will not close
until TUESDAY,
, 1877-09-09

Keeps Custom Shirts Made to AIehsure.-
Very best, 6 for 50; no obligation to keep any Of
Keeps shirts unless perfectly satisfactory. 173
Madi8on-st
, 1877-09-09

Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder has been used
for years, and never better than it is to-day.
1t is the purcst and best.
, 1877-09-09
TIE WEST PARKS.
The+ Town Board Examines into
the Subject.
Summary of the Report Submitted
by Its Expert.
Henry Greenebaum Explains the Al.
legged Discrepancy in His
Accounts.

Avery Moore Wants Immunity So Il
Can Return and Settle.
The Board Declines to Accept His PROPOSE
ton for Compromising a Felony.
Ez-Supervisor Pilgrim Denies that Hi
Accounts Are Short.
The West Town Board held full meeting
last night all the members being present ex
cent Justices Ebcrhardt and Salisbury. There
were also present Collector Hoffman, Assessor
Clark, and West Park Commissioners Mus.
Holden, Lipe, and .Grccneb:um, ,Messrs. Whecle.
and Gill, of Avery Moore's bondsmen, and s.
Z. Dow, their attorney.
TIE EXPERT.
- Mr. r. N. c. AcChcsncy, the expert of the
Town Board, submitted his report, which was in
lye large books Of legal cap. His report is ac-
corapanicd by book containing detailed state
ncnts Of facts and figures.
He says that on the first page OF the book the
trial BALANCE will be found, and that it shows
that the ledger accounts do not balance. Hc
alludes to the expenditures for salary account,
-rh;ct chow a, evn.n7:trra ~ o,i.. saz os- 90
while s6.s54.34 is really chargcablc to that ac-
eount, while for legal expenses only $l,S5-4 10 is
charged, while in reality it should be S. ZIG 20.
Tho tr,, balance fails r. show ,n o,,cn r,sh a.,
ius a1 ,.S ~,.a '" @" opeu -" a.
eoun'' Eanu pufcAascs' 1and oonas issued ETC.
lie further aiudes to tac imperfect bookkeep-
inC, and shows that but little information could
hp obtained frnm the hooks The +o+,, ,s.ase-
~ 1.aSe hea,, 81 aso11a,e ~ 80, .s"@@-
metle HAVE oecn FA'ooo' Alo'1o' ol WHICH tnsle
appears to have been collected S4,l23, ,95s:35,
leaving $3355, l5AS0 DELINQUENT including
s,fo.O1O due for special assessments. ln onc al
49, n;,.o1-no,ae r.e fo,,nd d,,o-h;,, r~a.
11s i.sE. ~, "1r - 4ouuo uus1p4i4 aoon a.o.,i
henry ha1ns 10 tne "est fark boarc lor $751;
which was apparently written by President Stan
ford. The report saws that the death OF former
Secretary rcstrains the e7ncct from severe
ss;,io;sa, rha ~oaort a,,,,aps - ~ n..;e,,s
a4'e's'n' Aue a''oue' y" eno '.t'ous
loans au1ho51zco' ana no" the VARIOUS bonds
were issued, commencing from the first S20, 900.
The report covers the same ground rs Alechelke,
and shows f,o1v 4hc bonds were ann.rent1v ;rra1.
,s,a1 49,. .ss ~ eocz
u1a'!s issucu. az no'us 'na' 'ue ',soe ol >oo''~
oo) IN BONDS before the money WAS necessary
vas inoroyidept and Reckless and entailed n
, 1877-09-09

CANNOT Be EXCELLED.
CHARLKaroTN. Mas.
Fl. Z. Stevens:
Dear Sir: This Is to certify that hare used your
"Diood Preparatory IN my family for several years and
thk that for Scrofu!n CanEerdua uunors or t1eu
matte Affections 1t cannot be excccu; auI h0od
purifier and Spring medicine, 1t Is the hes. thing havk
ever used. aud have used almost everything. car
cheerfu1y recommend It my in need Of such
Mrs. l. 4. DINSMoRE,
10 lsussell-st-
, 1877-09-09


= Justice 1ngersoll thought there was way Of
bringing Moore back.
Jucticc Scully thought Moore could be
brought back if Sufficient reward was offered,
say $4,000 or sec, ,000. The Board demanded
that the money be returned to the towp. They
had NO right to say to Avery Moore that he
would not be arrested If he came back. That
was for the States Attorney aud tile Judge OF
the Criminal Court to say.
Mr.. Dow said he knew very we'll taat INC
Town Board could not grant immunity. He
only asked the cooperation Of the Board. ITS
officers and the Supervisor were prosecuting Inc
case. and they could use their influence with the
States Attorney. The proposition WAS made in
good faith. The appeal MAS only made so that
bis friends could make up the amount which be-
loneed to the town. If Moore was put in jail
when he came back, be did not believe taas Tue
West Town would got its money.
Justice Morrison-He ought TO be IN jail,
where lie belongs
Mr. DoY-I appreciate the zeal Of tho town
officers.
Justice Sheridan thought the only way TO do
yas to act under Mr.. Gill's suggestion, which
was the only practical thing.
Justice Inscrsoli reiterated that be Thought
that they had no authority to act upon this
matter Is Board.
Justice Morrison moved that the proposition
bc not accepted, and called for the ayes and
noes. The entire Board voted in the al'irma-
tiyo.
HENRI 6REESEBAUM.
At this stage Mr.. Grccneoaum fled In, IN
single file. between Commissioners Mus and
Holden. The latter woke from sort OF leth-
ar:.y into which he had fallen, and smiled a
sardopic smile. Commissioner Lpe rubbed his
eyes and Muus looked actually astounded.
Iii. Grcencbaun. unlolded manuscript,
which he asked the privilege to read, aud which
was granted. It is as follows:
Tothe Honorable the 1orn Board Of Fest Chi
cnoo-GESrLExES: In listening to the reading Of
the report Of 1fr. AicChesney, took few notes
rs he Vas proceeding, and propose to meet some
Middletown transcript., 1877-08-04
6Arlp AduertisenIents.
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of the State Of Delaware, in and for New Cas-
tie county, made at The February term, A. D.
1877, viii be exposed to sale at public vendue,
at the hotel of George Whitfield, known as
the Gilpin House, in the city Of New Castle,
in the county aforesaid, on TUESDAY, THE
2sth DAY OF AUGUST, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
the following described Real Estate, situate,
living and being in the Hundred of New Cas-
lie. county Of New Castle and State of Della
ware, bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: Beginning at stone set in the ground
on the southwest side Of the public road lead
ing from the village of Red Lion to the New
Castle and Frenchtown turnpike road, cor
ner for these premises and lands OF Dr.. Roder-
ick Sutherland; thence with the southwest
side of said road, south fifty-eight degrees
east eighty feet to stake corner for these
premises and land of Samuel silver thence
leaving the road and with lands Of the said
Silver, south ihirty-four and half degrees, west
100 feet to stake corner for these prem
ises and lands of the said Silver thence with
Silver's line north fifty-eight degrees west
eighty feet to a stake in line of lands OF Dr..
Roderick Sutherland, corner for these prem
ises and lands of Samuel Silver, and from
thence with the said Sutherland's line north
thirty-fonr and half degrees east, one hun
dred feet home to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning within the aforesaid metes and bounds
eight thousand square feet of land, be The
same more or less with a two-story frame
dwelling house, frame carriage house and out
buildings thereon erected. The said land and
premises being the property Of the late Rebec-
ca Rhoades and Elizabeth Rhoades, deceased
And it is ordered that the purchaser or pur-
chasers thereof, be and appear at the nexi
Orphans Court for New Castle county, thai
the Court may assign 10 him, her or ihemi
the premises sold pursuant TO said order, be
she or they, with sufficient surety or suretie:
10 be approved by the Court, entering into
reeognizance to the State to be taken and ac
knowIedged in said Court, in penal sum, Il
be determined by said Court, with condition
to pay to the parties entitled severally theil
executors, administrators or assigns respec
lively, their just and proportionate shares o
the said purchase money with interest from
such lme as The Court may determine, il
manner and form as may by the direction o
the said Court be prescribed and appointed il
said condition.
Attendance viii be given and terms of sal
made known at the time and place aforesaid
by GEORGE B. RODNEY, ESQ, Trustee, o
by bis attorney.
Attest: j. NJ. H0USMAN,
| CLERK of Orphaus' Court
Middletown transcript., 1877-08-04
washington Letter.
WASHINGTON, D. q, August /, 1877

WASHINGTON, D. O., August !, 1877.
One candidate for Governor of Vir-
ginia takes about the same ground in
finances that Ensign Stebbins took on
the temperance question. He was Sin
favor Of the Maine liquor law, but
against its enforcement. This candi-
date for Governor believes in an ad-
iustment of the State debt, which means
the payment Of portion Of it only,
but is opposed to the reputation Of 1t.
The man who will be selected as Gov
ernor of the good old State will be one
in whose voice there will be no uncer-
tain sound.
Ifthe Westhad completely overcome
the fright that the riots gave it, the
Republicans of Ohio would most likely
have had lively time in State Con
vention tomorrow. They may have,
as it is. because of the riots and strikes,
but | look for much more temperate
action on all except financial subjects
than would otherwise have been posi-
bic. With poor people everywhere
starving, and our greatest aggregations
of capital in imminent danger of de-
struction, men cannot be expected to
give the same attention to an irreyer-
sible fact, like the Southern Policy, or
to an abstraction, like Schurz's and
Hayes civil service reform humbug,
that they otherwise might. Neverthe-
less there may be a very pretty fight.
The rioting attending the strikes is
well over, and the strikes themselves
are approaching conclusion. 1t may
not be improbable to allude again to
the persistent effort made by the Re
| pubiicans alone, to show that this vio-
| fence proves thenecessity for a stronger
government and larger national
army. These people overlook the fact
that the time to stop or not is when il
commences and before it gets head.
way, and that that can only be done by
a force near by. Two well disciplined
militia companies brought to Martins
burg, at the beginning Of violence
would not only have saved the employ
ment Of regular troops there and else
where, but would have prevented tht
immense destruction of property IL
other cities. But West Virginia haC
not a well disciplined militia company
| in her borders, and had to await thu