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A singular Social scandal.

OiNctSrAT1, December ga burglary
was committed In this city an an early
hour yesterday morning which will have
an important bearing upon the TytuS.
Diekey case. Miss Dlcky, ayoung woman
Of wealth and Of great beauty, who for.
mefly moved In the frat circles Of society
In Cincinnati and the surrounding cities,
recently brought suit against John B,
Tytus, son Of wealthy paper mAnuiac.
tirer Ut Middletown, for 6astardy. Miss
Diekeys child was born four years ago,
and her disgrace was kept u profound
secret until few weeks slnee, when the
woman who had charge Of the child wrote
10 Miss Dlekeys relatiyes. Suit was then
brought against Tytus for breach Of
promise, damages being placed a $50, 900,
and also a criminal suit for bastardy.
The preliminary examination, held q few
days since, disclosed the fact that . phys.
iciAn In this city named Dr.. Mccarthy, Of
No. 100 West Seventh street, attended
Miss Dickey OF the time her child was
born, and had In his possession series
Of letters and other documents showing
tuAb ybun pau al uAllu kIuWluk uut VI
the case and acknowledged his responsi.
bilily in the affair. This package Of
papers was yesterday morning stolen
from McCarthy's house by q burglar, who
effected an entrance through front win.
dow. Dr.. McDArthy believes the burglar
had no other motive in entering the house
than to secure these papers, and cites as
proof Of this that gold watch, lying ID
plain sight, was left untouched. The In
tereSt in the scandal has been great from
the start, owing 10 the prominence Of The
parties involved, but this event has made
Il intense. Other gentlemen Of the highest
social position In Cincinnati are accused
Of improper relations with Miss Dickey
years ago, and the destruction Of this
evidence may enable the defense to shift
the responsibility for her ruin upon their
shoulders. 1t Is said that $4,000 worth
Of notes were also taken by the burglar.
LATER-A man named Henry Courts
has been arrested as the man who com.
mitted the burglary.
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Grant and ISS0..Some Plausible
Legal Objections 10 HIS Candi-
dacy in That Year. s7.-7TTl

UEAuL anu 4o9UssSOule PInuHthIP
Legal Objections 10 His Candi-
dacy in that Year. - :
Cor. Of Philadelphia Press!
General Grant and 1880" is a suRRes.
tive combination which one hears on
every side and sees IN every newspaper,
General Grant will not be- candidate
for the Presidency in 1880. And why I
Because, under the Constitution Of The
United States, he will be ineligible 10 hold
that high office for the space Of fourteen
years after he shall have again set foot
within the United States. The provision
OF the Constitution which creates this in
eligibility reads thus: "No person, ex.
cept a al-born citizen, or a citizen
Of the United States, at the time loi
the adoption Of this Constitution,
shall be eligible to the Office Of Pres.
ident; neither shall any person be
eligible to that Office who shall NOT have
attained to the age Of thirty.five years,
dnd been fourteen years a resiacnt pitiin h.
United States
In the first and last provisions Of this
clause the trainers Of the Constitution
say, in effect: at would be dangerous 10
inlrust the powers which we propose 10
vest In the President Of the United States
in the hands Of person likely 10 be i'm.
bued with monarchical principles"
The Supreme Court OF the United
States has defined, 10 some extent, the an.
plicAion Sot this constitutional inhibi.
ton. For Instance, 1t has decided that il
does not apply 10 person sent abroad ma
Minister, Consul, ambassador, etc. Hence
James Buchanan, who was once our Min.
iAier at the Court Of St. james, Afterwards
became President Of the United States.
With General Grant the case Is widely
different. He went abroad among the
Kingdoms Of the earth intending 10 stRy
for years. He went 10 examine into ths
different forms Of Kingdoms and En-
pires, into tue cause and effect Of abso.
Int and limited monarchies. And who
knows with what new ideas Of Cesar
ism" his brain may be effected before he
returns.
The trainers Of the Constitution wisely
provided that a person who does this
shall be allowed, upon his return 10 This
land, where every man is poteutate and
none subject, 10 cool his heels and his
head Tor fourteen years, amid the practi-
cal working Of institutional liberty un-
der constitutional government before
he shall be given . chance to put into
execution y any Of his contemplated eoups
Let US hear no more OF Grant for Pres.
ident In 1880. So mote it be. H. SD.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dee. lS 1877
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Tusc1RlwAa vALLxr d WaEr1,se
RAILWAY COMPANY.

THE suBscRIBERs TO THE CAPITAL
hToCK Of said Company will take notice that
thef subscriptions heretofore made for the purpoSe
o. aiding In extending the railroad Of aid Corpa-
~ rom Its present terminus 10 the Ohio River
having heretofore been accepted by said Company,
me board Of Directors Of aid Company nj meal.
Ing thereof, held on the Stu day Of June, isi7 Nv
resolution, ordered that the GrSt lnItailment a
nTe dollara (s5 00l on each Share Of ATTY dollar
SoO W % subscribed 70 the capital stock Of SaId
company, now due from subtcribeTS, appearing or1
the 1oots, and individual subscriptions % aeept-
ea ahal DO paid on or before July lst, 1877, 10 r.
A. He1t,t, Itedfurer N taid Company al M oener.
az a. @es Msre9L or the sans may be paid 10 A. ],
bags1 at Bridgeport, Ohio, or 70 such peTuon as IN
may diIecti and sald Treasurer and IaId RaRRs and
aIso such person 10 the said Bags may duly atho-
ne 70 receive money due upon saId suhSriptions
Me either Of them by aid Company eInpoWeied
ana authorized 70 receive and receipt for the same
Ior and on It's behAl and ten per cent OF nd Eub-
shall 30 due land s hereby required 10 be
pya % the aid 1FtdItreF, al tie general o1Ios of
Iam Company, AZ qITeIaid, or the same NAV II
PAID 10 A. J, Rags, At Bridgeport, Ohio. or sueh
Peison @ be may designate, who are AUTHORIZED 10
receive the same for and on behalf OF nd CouuS-
~ on The day following tho expiration 81 eyerv
days from aud after JulylSt, 1871, rn,l ia
Mneh subscription lh1ll DO due and feaulred ID ~
paid, a above specified. " W
~ order Of tie Board Of DIrectors
leZ!.E- r. A. HEWITT. gAsralarv.
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ron sALE,
SALE,

M ", TIttS ~ q Dsed q TmnL t1rcu,o b, y,.
~, ntld an ana hll Vile % JAaSs GuniminS " haEld
Wy nLsI gay o. October, 10 The yCaT n date
~. az Nenty'tNo, and FeeOItlSj ~ ~ hSh.
4Lud BOOK numbered 8, plRS II T. Y DtSd d
once o. the County Court III Ob,S !. sa we utfk'a
Nublniai and o. an Order Of the Ti,S,Ia Wet
sala county nAde October "a, ISL sN,'a S9utt q
updsfsignet Trustee 10 IaId deed al ,,,.. ihO
" the sald james CummiuS, drSe,s,.S :! 70 llltO
wednesday, the sfXrEENTH NV ~ sll 90
AIRY, IN THE YEAR ElGHTFtE Ill., AhU.
AND sEYENTY.Et9H'T, oonHent:.O,, NDRkD
o'clock 4, n, sell al public auction =, KY q Ten
senIeyed BY The Gald Died Of Trust ~, I,Soletty
1Qt numbered go, Two hundred Rnd ibI,t,oiay
situated on north olst corner q John fsa. nile
Sufficiently and Fifth (nOE aIied ESs; y. talltd
The Fourth Ward Of the ity Of Wheels, IN 10
npptFtenAneos and tenemehtS thOFSnnIrh HIIa the
TBRnA OF shLE-Une. fourth oi N. 0.nlSnsihG,
money 70 BE- paid In hand and Ia b,iSN,.
equal ingtalment1 Of principal, bslTiSv is,l nrte
nnm the Day ~ wle, and payable TeSbgs,,s.
hkJ twelve and eighteen months ihTte,y,"sI "
with liberty 70 the purchaser 10 INV NJ = Del
greater portion than one.louFth, oil ~ n ~ ahy
money In hhnd, Abe deferred lnSIHlb,En,II IIIIrnA
Y! Y y secured " personal security HtiiiSrtS,,
tae Trustee, md also BY Deed Of IFuSi ~ ~ v
The tlS bellSvO TO b good, but ,,lIIn, ,,r
ne undertake 70 convey Iuth tile oniS y, !,
g n me BY Virtue Of Tho Said Deed Il Tn,., ~.
dGIS-w DANIEL LANp r,,,.,
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College Association Meeting

CINCINNATI, December 27.-The ninth
annual session Of the Ohio College Asso.
citation, which begun at the College Hall
last evening, was continued to-day, TIE
day was occupied in the discussion Of the
subjects aInstructions by Lecturer and
ePhilosophic and Rhetoric Langpages.P
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SATURDAY, JANUARY ., ls7,

Commencing at 70 o'clock a. NJ, provided th.,u.
Y not .old BY aid Executor al private Sas bsiSSS
mat time! oIer ior ale the following GesctiSs5
addition No, 10 the city Of Wheeling sTcSt,
part ofsAd lot conveyed by the heirs a. Ia ~ IohH
hedman, deceased, 10 John Nolan By GecI i",aS
October ISL and Of record In he Stt,T oF ~
Sletko the County COu:t Of Ohio COUNT in NJ
BOOK No. % folio 61a on which said lot there Y
double Brick uOuiO In rood repair, Eatrr on ~
PrSlnlaeS ren Jog ai present at siA % pet month
purchaser may elect, on the iay 0i Ala "a 70, We
residue 10 two equal payments oil and * n,ontS.
WIN Interest from date, secured by Deed OF I'm;
BENJAMIN EXLEY, F,rtu,o,
DAVENPORT DoyBNKR, ATTORNEYS hn ia
Chapline Street, Wheeling. ''V' liza
J, 9. HRRVRY, AuctIoheeF, d.o,
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FED.

sHR0DEs On Thursday morning, Iacember
q, 1877, THOMAS W.. infant son Of ], n. and A.
=. shude', Of LeAthetWoOd, aged month and IS
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MARRIED:

H0FF-TAGGART-on Christmas day, Deem.
her %, 1877, ut the residence Of Mr. Robert Taggar
Martins Ferry, Ohio, by Rev, W, HIeF, Mr.. JVHN
H0IP aud Miss MlKTH1 ]. TAOoARr, both Of Par
kersbufR, W, Va.
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OPERA HOUSE
Two Nights Only and Saturday Matinee.
BOUcIcAULT lsHAuGHRAUN co.

WALLtcK's THEATRE, New York Ctty.-A COM
rany u Commed!Ans has been selected by ma for
the purpose Of Representing "THE sHAUGH-
RAuN,n thoroughly Instructed at Wallack's The
Rtrc, and equipped with wardrobe, extra proper
Establishment sit IL my desire to found perms-
ntDt sLarEi0g CompGnles--in cooperation with
WallacES Theatre, New Yotk,-wiIh the object Of
peEiIr'nifg my rcPfTtotIe Of Comedies and Irish
Dnm 10 the most perfect manner, no caIe or ex-
rse has been, or will 30, Iparodto render those
og nlEltlous As complete as possible.
DION H0UCICAULT.
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r AIDES TEMPERANCE UNIoN.-The L.
IL dies Temperance Band will meet this lFriday)
afternoon At O'clock, at their room In HornbrGoRs
block. full attendance Is requested. By order Of
EeII2lF COMMIrTEE.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE or TRAnA

elm Grove Accommodation. train only
runs betWeen Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDaily except 6unday-NeWArk Accommodation.
tstGubenTlle Accommodation. train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellalre, stopping when requi-
red q sherman House, Rtnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hin.
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SHAWLS,
AlarSs assortment at Reduced Prices for the
Holidays,
Dress Goods! Dress Goods!

Rsdaecd In price to give ali chance TO buy n
Christina or New Years. Present.
4 big lot Of Dress 9oodS arriving Al l2l<e,
. Our nne Black CashmeFes, all wool for 90, 65 and
.Sc ana undoubtedly The best goods In the city for
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TIE eotpOrators Of tho project are Rsy.
s. W. Clarke, Dr.. l, Q. Floyd, D. David.
son, L. Fryer and John A, Debut, The
Westsrn terminus is to DO at Richmond,
u miles west Of slsubenville, and the
eastern at Or near the latter place.
We mention these enterprises 10 show
that the people Of this region are becom.
log thoroughly alive TO the Inducements
held out by the marrow gauge Sya!sm for
building short local lines.
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FURs! FURs.

Ladies' and children's Furs Of all kinds, styles
able Tor you to buy for Chrlsims and New Years
dut Our ttock L. new andnf the best real Mink,
~ MINI, sable, ALASKA Mink, Lynx, Zeal Fur,
SSnlldrens Blue Coney, Whlta Coney, Zeal and
Goney, and other varieties. All very cheap.
acme "a low % SOC.
Ladies' and Genuemen'E Blk and Linen Hand
I keEehiets-yery suitable for the Holidays Gail
GenIemen'a hne cashmtre Mualers-a cholee
assortment Of these very desirable goods.
ladies' TWllIghts, Clouds and NubIas. SILK md
acc 1ies, Collars and Caf. Hmiery nnd GloYeA.
Every thing necessary 10 az you out ior the
nonaAy&
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EXECUToR's SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

The undersigned Executor Of ,hS lat ~,u -,
testament Of Elizabeth Ann ReimSb' J,Sa.! aal
Will, a. public suction, At the front inos " !,
Court HOUSE Of Ohio county. on SVV' VI The
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Marshall: County Teachers Insll.
WEDNESDAY EvEH1So.

WEDNESDAY BVERINu,
The evening session WIS devoted to a
lecture BY Prof.. J, II. Aughsy on the
subject Of " ROWaciaiiSmS and Slang"
The large hall was crowded to It's ut.
most capacity, and the lecture was listen.
ed 10 with delight by all present, and the
lecturer was frequently interrupted by
storms Of applause. The lecture was q
mastery one, and was delivered In free
and easy manner, The mistakes 30 pre-
valent IN the use Of our mother tongue
were pointed out in a very humorous
manner.
The exercises we're eulivened by the
very best Of orchestra music, furnished
by the following gentlemen, viz; j,
shrimp, Hays Shimp, W. G. Wallace, D.
Patton, ], N. Null and Harry Whipple,
and these gentlemen have the hearty
thanks OF all concerned,
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m OUR
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
N OUR

al Bottom Prices, f'S'SA '-A'~
Our io4 White Blankets for 50 90 an the bo,a
blanket in theeity for that price.
,, our he5yy Grey TWilled Flannel, l2ke takes
29 Yards hne Brown MuAlIn 81 90
~ IA extra quality Bpched Muhlln for Do
y Yards extra quality Cotton Flannel ior,.,'. %
y Yards best Calico %
~ VI sood Calle9 90
90 Yards Gxtn good Carpet 10
oaf Fl'NeEod Carpet beats ali Others for price 20
The Ghespest stock Of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
anu MLNDOW SHADES in the city. Come and
see our goods before buying,
es-No Goods aIisrepresentedrea
p Coed 4. ss.t for what they are and at the lowest
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Let US hear no more Of Grant for Pres.
ident in 1880. So mote 1t be. H. SD.
Philadelphia, Pa, Dec, Is, 1877.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

W. ]. W. CowDEN, BOl
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"Dc Fust Time IL Busted.''

Negroes, as a general thing, under.
stand the regulation musket, but know
very little about rifle. One in Greene
County concluded the more powder he
put in his gun the more rabbits he would
get. So one day last week he filled his
rifle about half full of powder, and shot
at the first rabbit he saw. 1t killed the
rabbit and everything else in fifty yards
around, except the negro, and he is no,
feeling well. He has not picked all the
sp!inters of the gunstock out of his arm
yet, and says: "'Fore God, l never
knowed rattle TO bust till den."-Sa.
Udnnah Ne,oS
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viii a Prophecy be FulGlledl

d The war in Europe has revived the old
prophetic verse, uttered in 1853 =
In twice two hundred years the Bear
The Crescent shah assail; gtj
But if the Cock and Bull unite 4iJ
The Bear shall not prevail. s'lt
But look, in twice ten years again,
Let Islam know and fear;
The Gross shall wax the Crescent wane,
Grow pale and disappear. asia ~
The prediction has certainly had re.
markable fulfillment thus far. In twice
two hundred years after 1453, or about
1854, theCrimean war broke out-the
Russian Bear assailing the Turkish Cres
cent. The Gallo cock and English bull
united in defense of the Turks, and the
bear was, for the time, vanquished. And
now-twenty years later-the bear re
turns to the attack, by which, according
to the old prophecy. the Crescent is tc
be finally subdued. sTis asT
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A noble man. II has been discover
ed in Washington that a member of
Congress had sold to a waste paper
dealer two hundred volumes of Acri-
cultural reports instead of infiicting
them upon his constituents. Such deli.
cacy Of feeling in Congressman de.
serves special recognition.
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EE To boil, always put, fish into cold
water, with enc or two spoonsful or salt
added. Ten minutes boiling win cook
an ordinary fish plenty. A fsh kettleis
quite an important item, but il one is
not to be had, tie up the fish in cloth
and use an ordinary kettle! When
cooked raise the strainer of the fish kct.
tie to drain, or il tied in cloth, lay on
an inverted seive for few minutes, II
should never be allowed to lay in the
water after it stops boiling il soon be-
comes soft and tastes insipid.9dle 10
Boiled fish should always be, served
on napkin on a hot, fish platter-the
sauces from sauce turreen. These
rules all apply to any fish that is suita.
bic to boil. We forgot to say that half
a cup Of vinegar added to the water in
which fish is boiled is an Improvement,
as it makes the fish firmer, SO that it can
be more nicely served.
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PAINTING 4 AND PAPER HANGING
HOUsE--PAINTER.

.ofl6 : t---.-- nv
UNHE undersigned 10 prepared to do all man
ner Of house painting at lpw rates. He
has had ten pears experience in the business
and solieits the. patronage of the public gen.
erally. 'ss - WILLIAM &. SLOAN,
lana 4,'76y. = Aniioch ? O., Monroe Co.,o,
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ii it No eLo1 S3f,. 10 -
Selert Sfury.
"a FATHERS ERROR.

BY CONSTANCE STERLING
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Auehy
Written for The Spirit of Democracy,]
TIME.
BY L. D, WIRE.

BY L. D, WIRE.
Surrounded by the fallen years, dark monu-
ments of thy hand,
That marks the lowly resting-plac of un-
thinking man; '.s
For thine it is to glide along the corridor of
years,
That bear within their sweeping arms cold
regrets and tears.
Nations thy mighty hands have marched
swiftly to the grave, '
And DER their fallen, sleeping dust thy crue'
scepter waved
Stamped thy own dark image upon our world
of fame,
And on the marble tombstonss cen there
Hcs hath traced thy name. ........ti
Thou mark'st the ever rolling years that
swiftly fly around; 7.s -s,s
Our Ives are subject to thee, the world thy
burying-ground; glags
Upon the ocean boundless thy rushing fin.
= gers glide, 923tC5 aqU.f .GI
Then meath the shades of eternity thy cruel
presence hide
$50 Fgh
Gonel like the swift electric FIRE that down
- the storm-cloud whirls; .la ~;
Nations thy mausoleum holds, pile Of
shattered worlds;
Zen when the voice of God awoks the slum-
bering echoes round,
Thy noiseless moving fingers measured vast
creations sound.
.EasixssEg gIgs,i6 GEqslss,ua.ks
Yet, when heavens ending echo shall pierce
to natures core,
Gabriel's voice will answer back, Time was
but Times no morel
Timel Time farewell forever to theel
Saturday night, FAREWELL forever more eter-
10 E.tfl gnitvt rG e.. fie. ts.fi n f-tftf n
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-26

THE JAP CoMBINATIoN.-This splendid
combination gave three most successful
entertainments in our city during the past
week to crowded and delighted houses.
The Japs are wonderful in their feats with
spinning tops, bamboo pole and feet bal~
ancing Of large bamboo frame in each OF
which Gangero, Madame Gangero and Que
Taro kept the audience excited through
out and startled by the many hazardous
attitudes of the youthful Que Taro. Miss
Blaisdell's Harp Solo was exceeding fine ;
Prof. Parker exhibited the most perfectly
trained CANNES ever seen here !; Master
Willie excelled in his character songs
and the Bell-ringing of the Blaisdell fami-
ly was superb. AS a whole it is a superior
| combination and we commend them to the
public wherever they advertise their en-
ter tainments.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-26

VALLEY RAILROAD.-The directors of
this road met on Wednesday in Baltimore.
Messrs. P. 7. Pendleton, Edward Pen~
delton. Duvall, Keyser, Norris and Allen
being present. 1t was determined to allow
the B. Il O, Co., to run the road, furnish
ing the rolling stock, and operating the
road under the supervision of the Valley
r. r. Co., the service to be performed
at Rates only sufficient TO defray the ex-
penses." The track and all other departs
ments of the read, will be kept up by the
Valley II. 3, Co. It was decided inexpedi~
emit at this time to make any permanent
arrangement, and the Board adjourned
until the first Wednesday in MARCH,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-26

PERSONAL DIR. Carter Berkeley left
the city, Monday, FOR several weeks So
fourn in West Virginia, Oh business.
Senator Cochran has introduced q bill in
the Senate, for the relief Of VIM. B. Kay
ser.
Hon. J. D. Craig has introduced a bill in
the House. for the protection OF sheep in
Augu ia county.
MI. McDuff Simpson. Jr., arrived here
on Tuesday night last on a visit to his
father, Rev. McDuff Simpson at whose
residence he is stopping. 1t is und erstood
he has come to be present at the dedica-
tien OF tho new Presbyterian church.