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poIygamy Cases IN the Supreme Court
Closing Remarks by Attorney General

Closing Remarks by Attorney Generai
Dcycns.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-Thc Supreme
Court Of the United States has assigned the
case Of George Reynolds, plaintiffin error,
aginst the United States, in error, to the
Supreme Court Of the Territory Of Utah.
This was an Indictment in the District
Court for the Territory OF Utah, under
Sec. 1856, revised statutes, OF the United
states. The prisoner, George Reynolds,
for contracting gpolygamous marriage, hav-
ing been convicted in the Sd Judicial Dis
trict Court, he appealed to the Supreme
Court oftllat Territory, and from that Court,
in which the judgment below was affirmed,
sued out writ OF error to the U. s. Su-
preme Court. Argument was begun. The
errors assigned in the case are very
numerous, but only one OF them involves
question OF general public interest--viz:
whether the United States Congress has
constitutional right prohibit polyeamous
marriages in the territories. 1t was con-
tended by the counsel for the prisoner
that polygamy is enioined asa religious
duty and held rs an article OF faith by the
sect To- which the latter belongs, and that
Congress is forbidden by the First Amend
ment to the Constitution to make any law
respecting MI establishment OF religion or
to prohibit the free exercise thereof.
Attorncy.General Devens, OF the coun.
sci for the United States, urged, in reply,
that an Interpretation OF the Constitr-
ton which would restrain Congress
from attaching penalty to the
crime Of polygamy, on account
OF its being an article OF religious
faith would also restrain tirom attaching
a penalty to any other crime which might
be sanctioned by religion, that under this
rigid Interpretation OF the constitution, q
sect Of the East Indian Thugs who should
settle in the territory might commit mur,
der with impunity on the ground that 1t
was sanctioned and enjoined by their sys'
TEN Of religion. He closed with an clo-
quent and impressive reference to the
well known Mountain Meadows massacre,
by the avenging Mormon Angels, rs an IL
Illustration OF the fanatical extremes to
which men, unrestrained by law, might be
carried under the mistaken conviction oi
religious duty.
The argument will be continued to
morrow.
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BrLLA1rr LocALs-Proi. Burkett, who
il now teaching music in South Wheeling,
IL making an effort to get up class in mu-
sic at this place. lii,
think OF having social hop about the iirst
OF the month, giving a supper IN cohhec-
ton herewith. -.
The trustees Of the township met on
Thursday and pronounced vacancy IN
the office OF Justice OF the Peace. a new
election IL ordered for December I'd;
The concert to given under the all-
spiccs OF tho Catholic Church, OH Friday,
November I'D, promises 10 grant aiair'
az there are many tickets being sold.
Il was r,imered n few days since, that .
new freight depot and warehouse would,
at mn early day, be erected by the baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company Oh the site OF
the old ono, ut this place.
We think this would be very wise
thing for the company to do, as the pres
ent structure is entirely insufficient, owing
10 the low situation, the water running
down ani iniuring the freight ct times
We arc certain that the project will be sup
ported by the business portion Of our city,
Miss Althea Snively issertously III at the
residence Of her father, on Guernsey
Atramp named Bennett was to-day fined
s. and costs for disorlerly conduct.
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From the Jackson (slfss Clarion tDsm.l
The epidemic was in oncsensc blessing
in disguise. 1t spared the Southern States
the invasion OF peripatetic Radical orators
from the North who had threatened to in
ilict themselves upon them to preach the
resurrection OF the Republican party. from,
the tomb to which it has been consigned
In these States, we trust, forever. but we
are told that the visitation Is ohy haes ae.ei +
in the Presidential Cavass OF 1880; but
probably not. Something may happen to
prevent. An illustrions statesman was
once credited with saying that anything
would bc preferable in this country to the
election OF military chieftain to the Pros;
idential chair, even "war, pcssilence, and
famine" This remark may well be al''
piled to the restorationot Radical rule in
the Southern States.
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, November l5--l. a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
warmer, partly cloudy weather, with raiT
areas, winds, mostly from northwest II
suthwest, stationary or lower barometer
For the Lower Lakes, warmer and partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, mostly
southerly, and generally lower pressure
The temperature will fall below freezing
In the Canal region.
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CnIcAao, November Ia dispatch
from MarsEalltown, Ia, says: Frank
Ross, the Italian who made sworn state:
mcnt several days ago that he murdered
Jno. II. Slough, made an affidavit to-day
That said confession is n lie. lie says he
confessed the murder in order to clear
Dakin, whom he declares Is innocent.
This last affidavit is not considered favo'
TtiIIln IN Ross.
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No rnrtler con.rieutlons Needed.

JACKSON, Miss, NOV. II, 1875.
TO The Hon. j. 7arCell, Treasury Department,
Washington:
In reply to your inquiry, | will state
that, thanks to the generosity of.fricnds,
the Howartis OF thiscity have amplemeans
to pay all the Indebtedness and to meet
the demands for the suffering on account
of yellow fever. Please make it known
that no further contributions for Jackson
are required. +. BAREsDALE,
Prsidni HO,rad association.
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a supposed Clue to the Whereabouts OF
Stewards Body-Supt. waiIing ON the
Scent with Dog md Gun.


Scent with Dog and Gun.
PoRr MONMOUTH, n. j., November A.
1t is now thought that the clue the police
got last night, as to Stewards body being
secreted in this vicinity, is n good one, and
that the mystery WILSON be solved. Itis
said on good authority that Superinten'
dent Walling visited Monmouth last night,
Two, OF the Central office detectives were
alsohere last night making an investiga.
ton. They refused to he talked to, and
left this morning, making search along the
banks OF the Shrewsbury river.
MANCHESTER, n. j., November Ia
Superintendent Walling, OF the New York
police, accompanied by II friend, got oil OI
train OH the New Jersey Southern Rail
road, ut Shanong, few miles below here
last evening, and took carriage, which
was in waiting, for unknown parts. lie
had Il dog and gun with him; but rumol
connects his appearance with the Stewart
body case.
NEw YoRE, November 1.-THE Neu'
says that the hiding place OF the body o.
Mr.. Stewart has been found. 1t is located
at or near Shamong, Burlington county, N
j., on the New Jersey Southern road.
SIt,MoSG, November 1.-THE rumoi
that the body OF Mr.. Stewart was secretcC
here, is without foundation.
1NRw YoRX, November l4.-'rhe police
lisclaim all knowledge OF the reports pub
lished in the evening papers that A. I.
Stewards body had been found either in
Shamong, Burlington, \. j., or in Canada
Judge Hilton said tonight that he hoped
it might be true, but he could not say.
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Dry Goods,

New YoRK, November i4.-BusineSs re.
mains quiet with commission houses and I'M.
pOrterS, and the jobbing trade Is only moder.
ate. Cotton goods quiet, except c0ttonades
and dyed ducks, for which there Is moro de.
mand. Prints In light request; CochCco dark
some dcmnnd for future delivery, but heavy
woolenS dull,
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TO THE DALI Y INTELLIGgNCER.
GENERAL NEWS.
Lord Salisbury on the Fish Question.
"A Temperate and States
manlike Document.
RumOrs About Discovery of Stewards
Notwithstanding New Jersey
Creeks-No Success as Yet.
PoIygamy Trials in the U. S. Court.
of English Royalty for Canada.
PoIysamy Trials in the U. S. Court
Departure of English Royalty for Canada
CHARLESTON.
Eight Hundred and Twenty.four Indiet
ments by the U. y. Grand Jury.

ments by the U. y. Grand Jury.
f CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. "A.
Special 10 the lntellIgencer.
The United States Grand Jury, now in
session here, have found eight hundred
and twcnty-four indictments, mostly for
violations of the Revenue law, and they
are not through yet.
The Jury is now investigating the strik-
ers on the Governmentlocks and dams on
the Kanawha, but do not think they will
belkely to get at the bottom of the trouble
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRK, November l4.-MoSEY-E at
Sa4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper ~ per
cent. The Assistant Treasurer diSbursed
S2O8.OO0. Customs receipts $4,000. Clear.
ings $ll, 100000. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills strongat 4,SlIz; sight exchange onlNew
York 4.S6.
GoLl,-l lOOIs. Par bid. Carrying rates lza3
per cent. Borrowing rates flat and IGal.
GovER.NESTs-Strong and In very active
1nyOouJ .##
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, November IL Wheat Steady (;
amber Michigan spot Ole; No. 2 red winter
spot 95Hc: November 05c; December 03H;
January 9ic; No. 2 Dayton and Michigan 03c I;
western amber 9jc COrn-EaSier high mixed
34kc; No. 2, 3Ghc. Oats-Dull and nominal
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PITTSBURGH, November l4.--PErRoLEuN -
Quiet; crude at 81 lON at Parkers, for IIt-
mediate shipment; refined DC Philadelphia
delivery.
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A Berlin special says: The Russian at,
tempt to enter into special arrangement
with Austria relating to Eastern affairs,
had no immediate success.
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New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, November I4.--Sugar-Ir.
regular; inferior TO good common 4s.a6c ;
common TO good common 1+a5X yellow clar.
lied G3IR7Ilc. Others unchanged.
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LITERARY NOTEs. I

We have received from the publishing
bOasc OF II. V. & II. W. Poor, No. 6S
Roadway, New York, a volume entitled:
assumption and the Silver Question; n
handbook for the Times" embracing u
kstrl Of the Coinage and OF the Legal
Tender Currencics OF the United States,
.Hl other nations. We commend Mr..
E6Ofs book, as it deserves, as u most con-
uaient reference handbook concerning
lie history OF silver money in the United
Sates, the monetary history OF other
Countries, and other matters OF u similar
narc, all Of which are presented in COM
pat and convenient shape, and fitted TO
iAe hand BY M elaborate analytical index.
the vol. u mo-, cloth s. so. Price 81 50;
tptsle by Stanton 4 Davenport, Wheel
ius .... usy ygaa3
I.B. LIrpScorr& & Co., Philadelphia, an
bounce long list OF holiday books. II
fduies "Gcncvicvc OF Brabant," alegend
hveBc, by Mrs. Charles Willing, hand
Smely Illustrated; "Iris," poem, by Mrs.
MRM Toland, OF Sun francisco, elabor-
sey Illustrated from designs by Freder-
Fk,, Sclell, l'rcnzcny, and others; ele-
gatly illustrated small quarto, containing
choice extracts from Miss Slitford's "Our
vilar and n popular issue, The Peoples
Eitioa, Of "'rhe Wavcrley Novels. " Also
&youRg readers the following illustrated
Observation-Disclosures OF n Cricket" by
Finest Carlezc; "rhe Two Friends" by
lqtien Bart; with "Axe and Rifle" by
Nll.G. Kingston; "Angelo, the Circus
Boy" by Frank Scwall; "fhc Playmate !
By Uncle Herbert, and "My Picture Story
Box BY Uncle Harry. Stanton Il Dav-
export, Wheeling.
Ms BrRyrrr'srecent reply to Charles
RA&e-lwho wrote, excusing himself for
h,ving "liitel" her lass O. Lowrie's," in
Asnew play)-is going the rounds of the
PleH. Meantime the copyright Ameri-
an version OF the play had been acted in
Philadelphia hy Mrs. John T. Raymond,
ild her troupe, and in week or two it
vii ebpught ont in New York, at the
Boadway theatre, by Mrs. Raymand. Mrs,
Barnett, It is understood, will lay the scene
cher next book in America. II has al
sAIy been engaged for ScriCner's Monthly
MARY MArEs DopaE, conductor OF s..
N"sIn, will give two poems from her
o'aPcn in the forthcoming (Deccmber)
number Of that magazine, One OF them
tteeribCdby fortunate reader as singing
Eslt into the hcart"-will be illustrated by
AeirOntiSpiecc Of the number, which Is
% 6ea wood.Gngaving, after q painting
y John Phillip, 4. A.; and the other~Sil
4 4 accompanied by dainty picture from
iacpcncil of Addie I.edyard.
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WAsnrSGfoS, November l4.-SnhscriP-
tions to the ! pVr cent Joan to-day wer'
$TSi,950.
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POLITICAL.


ST. Paul, MINI, November 14.-The
Pioneer Pres prints returns from the coun-
ties, nearly all official, showing a Republic
can majority on the State ticket OF i, ,S2i.
PillsbnrY's majority last year was Il ,324.
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AZ rNpARnONEp REREI.

Pillsbury's majority last year was ,32l
AN rSPARDoNED REBEL.
WILMINGTON, DgL., November l4.-At
the State election, on the 5tl, inst, y. l..
Martin, Democratic candidate for Con.
gress, was elected by majority OF 1000
over his opponent, J. &. Jackson, Green
backer. Since the election the point has
been raised by Martins opponents that
he is ineligible, having been convicted OF
aiding and abetting the rebellion, and
there has been some talk Of Jackson 5
claiming the seat. On the other hand 1t
is asserted by Martins friends that II par
don was issued by President johnson in
1855.
FURTHER ARRESTS OF ELECTION OFFICERS IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November l4.--Three
managers OF the recent election at Kings
tree, williamsburg county. were arrested
for interfering with the United States su-
pervisors.
-a OF COURSE THERE isn't.
LITTLE Rock, November l4.-From the
official returns so far received, there il no
longer any doubt OF the election OF -four
Democratic Congressman, from this state.
namely: First District, +. Dunn; Second
District, W. H. Demons; Third District.
Gordon L. Cravens,. and Fourth District,
Thomas NJ. Gunter.
ALDERMAN KELLEYs EXPERIENCE IL PRocrE-
INdILLEGAL VOTES.
CINciSNATf, o., November Il John J.
Kelly, Alderman from the Filth District
this city, was to-day found guilty. in the L.
S. Court, OF procuring illegal votes Mt the
recent election. The voting was1lOne by
q rivcrman who, although lie said he lived
in Pittsburgh, gave Kellcy's residence to
the election judges rs his own. Ills sem
tence has not yet been pronounced. The
extreme penalty OF the law is $500 and
three years imprisonment.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, November l4.--Otero,
Rep, for Congress, has 200 majority with
two counties to hear from; which will prob.
ably reduce his majority to 800.
New ORLEANS, November 14.-Itis now
stated that the Citizens Association will
not contest the late election, butwill prove
frauds and prosecute those who committed
them. The contest will be entered in the
civil courts tomorrow by several OF the
defeated candidates nominated by the Cit
izens' Association.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF PASSsYLvANIA.
HARnIspunG, November l4.-Thc follow
ing is the official vote for Governor: Hoyt
3l0,56S; Dill 207 900; Mason (National)
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF PANNsYLvANIA.
HARGlspuRG, November 1.-THE follow
ing is the official vote for Governor: lioyt
3l0,56S; Dill 207,0dO; Mason (NationaD
81 ,75S; Lane (Prohibition) 3,653.
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FURTHER ARRESTS OF ELECTION orTicEHs !!
SnuTlI cARnIINA.

CuARLEsrox, S. O., November l4.-Three
managers OF the recent election at Kings.
tree, williamsburg county, were arrested
for interfering with the United States su-
peryisors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-10-05
West Virginia Waits.

ALARMING SYyTrOrs.-A cough or cold, IL no
promptly attended 10 NAV result in an incurab i
lung disease For all diseases Of the throat
breast and tngs, bronchial or asthmatic atec
tions, Dr.. SWaynes Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry is a pleasant and certain cure. lt pro
notes expcctoration and removes all diseased mat
ter which obstructs the lungs, the liberation Is
healed. and the sufferer is restored 10 perfect
health. Trial size bottles 25 cents; regular size
Sl.O0. II the bowels are costive, or liver disor,
dered take a few doses of Dr. Swayue's Tar and
Sarsaparilla Pills which will evacuate the bowel
and is Of vital importance, relieve the contested
liver, and remove ali billiousness. 25 cents a
box. These valuable remedies are sold at the
leading drug stores, or can be had bv writing "a
DR.. SWsyne 4 Son, Philadelphia. For sale by
druggists generally. In Cbarlestown by Butler
d Aiscui.h.
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4 On ri FSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. VA, SATURDAY, OC
Shepherdstown Summary.
From the Register:

From the Register;
The following are the contributions for yel-
low fever sufferers, from citizens of this place
and vicinity: Episcopal Church, Si7.2S
Lutheran Church, Sl2 So NJ L. Church,
South, S7.75; N. +. Church, $500; by Col.
w. A. Morgan, collected at the Southern
Reunion. for the benefit of the families of the
Ex- Confederaies, Sll Ga; through the Post
Chiee, contributed by Mrs. Margaret hnott,
$50.
The numerous friends and relatives OF the
family here, as well as elsewhere, will regret
to learn that Mai c. n Welshaus, eldest son
of our old and esteemed citizen and
postmaster, Mr. Joseph Weshans, isa victim
to the yellow fever at fewGrleans. We trust,
however, that his attack is but mild one,
and that be will be speedily restored.
At the Berkeley Fair DR.. J. s. Tanner, near
this town, received some ten or twelve First
class premiums for his foe Durham cattle
exhibited. Mr.. Wm. NJ. Snyder, of Berkeley
county, received first premium upon hs
beautiful three-year-old stallion, Arlington,
and also sweepstakes upon bis fne herd OF
Alderuey stock.
In the first line run to celingtpn, passing
by the way of the cemetery here, the damages
are $50 GOO for right Of way. As there are
but acres 20 the mile, the amount would be
about G5 acres. which would be nearly 1000
per acre, which for any land in this country
IS simply an absurdity.
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Grow ing Old.

II is the solemn though. connected with
middle life. that life . last business is begun IN
earnest; and it is then, midway between the
cradle aud the grave. that man begins to
marvel that be le, the days Of youth 60 by 80
half enjoyed 1t is the pensige autumn feel
ing Il is the sensation Of half sadBess that we
experience when the longest day Of the year
is past, and every day that follows Is shorter
aud the light fainter, and the leebler shadows
tell that Nature j. Fastening with gigantic
footsteps to her winter grave. So does man
look down upon bis youth. When the first
gray hairs become visible, when the unwelcome
truth fas,ens itself upon the mind that man
is DO longer going up ELL, but down, and that
the sun is always westerng, be looks back on
thin,s behind. When we were children, we
thoush; as children. But now there lies before
Us mauhood, with tie earnest work, and then
old age, and then tie grave, aud then home
There is a second youth for man. better and
boiler than bis Grst, if be will look oD, and
not look back.
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Martinsburg Matters.
From The Salesman a.:

From the Statesman:
Bishop Peterkin has assigned Rev. Jno. w
Lea to a new field Of labor, and he will preach
his farewell sermon here on the 29ih.
State land can be brought to high state o
cultivation and in mauy instances be made Ia
yield as much, if not m IRE. than limestone
As proof Of what we have stated. we have
only to mention the farm owned by Mr.. Alfred
Kyner, near Stokes school-house, this county
which we visited few days ago. Mr.. NJ
farm contains about l30 acres, is well watered
and there is an orchard containing GOO peach
apple and cherry trees, in a thriving condition
upon it, and as reward for his untrine
energy aud industry. he has field Of corn as
good as any in the county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-10-05

IrcBING PfrEs"-ls one Of the most annoying
diseases in the world. and all can fnd prompt
and certain relief by the use Of "SwAyne's Oint-
ment" The symptoms are moisture, like perspi-
ration. intense itching. particularly at night
WIN. =. Grove, L. :. MarshalPs Office, Harrison
burg, Va. writes | suffered twenty years from
this terrible disease, consulted many physicians
but found no permanent relief until j used
Swavne's Ointment. 1t also cures letter, PIN
Piles, all crusty, scaly, itchy tkin diseases, eav-
ing the skin clear and smooth without blemlsh.
Sent by mail 20 any address on receipt Of price,
80 cents a box, boxes SIPS. Address letters TO
D.. Swayne Scn. $50 North Sixth ST., Phila-
delpbia Sold By Butler Aisquith, CharlcstoWn.
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News and Times about Winchester.
From Tie Times:

From Tie Times:
Best wheat 81 cents new corn So
The excursion train to the Frederick City
Fair will leave Winchester on the 10th of Oc-
tcbcr. Rates will be announced next week.
Captain Smith, agent Of the B. & 0. Il. i.
at Winchester, expects to have another car
load Of supplies for the yellow fever sufferers
next week
B.ni. Scrivener, a well known citizen OF the
western part Of the county, died at his resi-
dence near Z ,ck EaonrSprings last week, at a
very advanced age. lie was a soldier Of the
war Of 1872.
A committee from Presbyterian church in
Baltimore attended service at the L)udoun St.
church on Sunday, for the purpose OF hearing
Dr. White. They contemplate inviting him
to take charge Of i vlci1t pulpit 10 that city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-10-05
Clarke County Clippings.

From the Courier:
Samuel Scollay Moore, Esq, was recently
elected Mayor Of Berryvlle.
Mr. Benz. Champion, deputy assessor oi
Clarke county, was paralyzed on Saturday
week.
The creditors Of the Bank Of Berryville
we're paid the third dividend on Saturday last
10y the Receiver.
Berryvile and vicinity contributed 500 in
money aud provisions to the yellow fever
sufferers
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Agricultural Fairs.

Baldwin Augusta, at Stanton, Va, October
sth to 18th
Frederick. Nd. October sth to lltb.
Shenandoah Valley, at Winchester, Va,
October 18th 10 18th.
Lyncbburg, Va, Obtober 22i to 25th.
Virginia State Fair, at Richmond, October
Doth