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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-06
DEMOCRATIC
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION

4 CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
~ Washington Territory will be held at Van
couver on
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-06
MASS CONVENTION.

TINE DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL COMMIT
i tee. having appointed the Territorial Goa
vention to meet September 5th at Vancouver. the
Democrats OF King County are requested to meet
in Mass Convention on Saturday, August Slst. at
O'Clock P. NJ at Yes,er's Hall, in Seattle for the
purpose of selecting Eight Delegates 10 represent
said County. c. D. EMERY.
sug5-dkwtd Chairman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-06
4 ROAD Co
anAnrncisinn

ROAD Co
enterprising
frou
ehellalis cou
n outlet for
I've valley &
Gould trans1
Oyster Bay,
Ne Few ROAD
Jerry level p'
BENG an o
Hearing Of
Oyster Bay I
! steaners COT
il,g up one q
ductive sect
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
Tae penetrating winds


This season OF the year are a severe ordeal
Tor the lungs The neglect OF hard cough
generally leads to a weak ness OF the lungs,
which, not infrequenuy, results in Con.
sumption.
scHESCK's PULNoSIC SYRUP will at once
relieve and loosen a tight cough and il
such an agreeable remedy that children
viii take it without being coaxed. i cold
on the lungs, II consumption = not al
ready developed, may be easily mastered
by the Use OF the PulmOnic Syrup :, together
with schenck's Mandrake Pills 10 clear
the system OF the accumulated mucus.
In more serious cases, where the disease
has become deeply seated, and the patient
suffers from loss OF appetite, weakness and
cancellation, Schemes SEA WEED ToSIC
should De used in connection with the
above mentioned remedies, To stimulate
powers INTO healthy action, thereby sGs-
tanning the strength OF the patient and en-
abllng him To resist the progress OF the
disease until the PULNoSIC SYRUP may
perform its healing and cleansing work.
The use OF these standard remedies &C
cordiug 70 the directions which accom-
pany them, cannot fail to produce most
satisfactory results A letter addressed 20
Dr.. Schenck cor. Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia. asking advice, will prompt
y receive the Doctors personal attention
free OF charge.
schenck's Medicines are Tor sale by al
D rrlryi.f.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18

state OF Vest Virginia, In the Municipal
COurt 90 Wheeling:
Emma \. carter,
In Ctancery.
Martin Linden and others.
By virtue Of decree entered By said
court IA -4s above entltIsd caus. on ths
gd day ~ IaaGATy, ls7s, the undersigned.
vino were Appointed Special Commission
err tor The purpDss, viii. on
-AICHDAI, MARCH n, lsTz,
Al % q .iOcx A. a, proceed 70 sci n public
auction, az the iront DOM OF the Court
Hou.e OF Ouio enuuty. west Virginia, ths
:JIlowiuE described resi- estate, to-wtts A
=. zee or parcel OF xro1 NJ situate GA the
east side Of deIOIlOch street, IN that yart
D; the city 81 Whssilpz known a. EAsE
lows. Beg aiming on the east side OF heCoi-
,Och. ate Fulton street, On Jhs LoakmAn
line, nGW Mccartney JIns: thence ~. a.
r. ~ poles % astgEs az Wheeling Creek;
thence IOgn said creek and binSfng
thereon =. 81 r. : H.iuo poles ~ q stake;
thence =. 20. W. - poles % a stake IA ths
',ue u NcIo,.Dch street; then = vita the
east side % Mo- oiiOrh street y. % W.
: J-iyN poles % The ysginntnk.
TEEN- ~ -ALE-Ou--third and ~ much
more ~ the puTch Ger may 90 Wiling %
pay. ID ---sh on day 81 ale the balance In
iW9 rgaaI lnzLAlImsELs a. uiae AID
eighteen months. Tesp"ctivstyyf from day
g' .tle. with Interest, tBs gurchSssY q wing
hLs bonds lJr the dsisfT-f paymg1ts, and
the tit.s ~ sz!f real estate "a ba retained
Cntfi toe purchase money shall have been
paid IN full. y. q. BARk
W CuTDEN,
ie-a Special Commissioner
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18

HAPPY tidIngs tor nervous sufferers,
snt those VINO nave been tosed, drugged
snt Quacked. PQivsrmsCher's Electric
Belts etectuslly cure premature debility
SID decay. Book and Journal, with to-
formation worth thousands. msied free,
Attress Pg,vernaccer Galvsnic Com
panT, CirC.lusti, OaIo.
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renarSh-, .,,, for the treatment OF
casarrn; 1900
c,,..s-gsT--. y "a! .rr me ilst SIX years nave
" - 20 rai = -. VS. rendered partially
- -sr-''.' -i. .r- s.rl,f pans across the tenn
,.-rv - .,,-s... hart aHd constant cough,
81 l1. .r-g.- -l' E".r'' A'l 49, -, 'rbs
ssrsrs 7a4. IS NJ .a4a 4gagd Al TIE tiIu+. thf
surg1t-'l. "a - rapidly N ny head AIT
81 tgt,tl.. ,,f keen them free. Frequently
...-rsr '1E ia NIX CUc Of b,t. < seemed %
:. l.L.- -.t u ,.1ocas M -, ., JJsias,.
= e .1, ....-, means ia ny power % dssouRs
..--,a-Sr ~ ~ Nv rH-nlt Alt head before beng
-. -.-i- -, For 4 period OF SIX years ny
a. - crrNfet I7t 50 TSa 1r l,ii ,Is1ts a.
IN z % i- .-, -s,..l % Al operation on them.
g-,rsns 'l- - pgsrDCa cd l. The constant IN
SIS Sc - IA reprafi0n n nv M Sa-ssl Y
s,rTlas. pr = ,,,.sP- dropping t0Nh 4Euuu ny uS1A
=, ,Gg,r2 d.' y ~, Iuet M lungs u AZ couEh-
r.!s .E-.--..- fesn. hard cough. heaAVllIs
Z. -.r4r 3, shO the cntcLs >, ti..s 80 -,
-r.t Z ~. z-eE Pa.s, IL - S1 w6s55
-. :; ~ as.5sd MS stage. or a2ortslI InontAs
= 50 -. -I.s ass 81 SAyFC Eo's RADICAL Sua2
aEs. A..e- -, "a .,s., seemed 20 clear
. ---lEt 20 7,t Known e 20 De for years. y
- lss- = '-II,'rv y arrest the discharges. -
49,. - guf1 "a .lrss 80. ? -, = 49,. -
-~FFl .'s -a'.graf t.le .1-A!nIasINu AAL - 10
-. 70. trs az .E At 'ley soon ceased . sToGoti
q IL! 'ss--eress across ny ches5 dlsaopeaEs,'j
=. ll'-7,-gssss 70 my head ceased. ny senses =
- NE---a= y-st-s1g were completely restorei-
- lal ~ 49,, -, Il Fissasl That had reduced ns
Il ft5I gave t.sappea-et oT TIE lSs
O. re EAglcNL CCEs F0R StFAE III.
- -. .rsl tsgs aNN'.c,5 - @ -, ,+,t--'
aa.i - g Sea. 1f -T1 'r,lE lE3l'l L.. ~.
't'. =, rg-g.-Cs lIag LAat Us 5 SE-lL
.s-.r -..- II .-srs-nent Of Cata--h Is
a. A.. .-'. 1,-. physicians, lnt have ,oIsG.t,
--sr-sl. --.7sr- ABOUT my case. have used
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
PRICE. IS CENTS.

T'-r r-~--a-t--a !; Cl.a and
is-4--.--.,-.... viii occasional
-. --,-.-.~,-sc-.5et s1ot on
one BON --.es;. me ewes become
t,n..-.-.-... are: an .zu-e semi
ci--.. rms s.57- ne lower eve-lid;
,,s,os. --.-..-..: sve.,s.ant some
tines 5,-4,,, ,sr..--7rof the inner
lip; occasional a-ltlc6e, with hum
n-s or t--,55.-- O.: the ears; an
unusual secre.loao. saliva; shiny or
..,,;.. .on5.. -,--,.. very ioL!, PaL.
-. .,.',,.,.--,.=,,,,. -
c-lw:-. se-:....,. -:-,s stomach. at
c,-s--. s-..-..- ---,: aae-i-y mains
i,t.e s,7-s-,: OCCASIONAL nausea
altv1-...-- violent pains through
O.: me abdomen: bowels irregular,
I: c-=s cos-re; s-3.5 shiny; not
u--a--a7s'y .--.s me, Nod
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
r1asr sRzsgYrERIAx cHCacz.

The Rev. D. \. Cunningham, D. D.,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,
had sor Ms subject .ast evening The
Lord opening tue eyes Of 3 young nan W
HIS text sas II. Kings u, :: "Ant
Elisha prayed slt said; Lord, pray
Ttee. open bis eyes ths. ne NAY see.
And .ae Lord oPeret the eyes Of the
Young uau, s1t he ssT; s1t oeacit, the
mountain was fall Of hovses and c1ar!n:s
OF ire round about Elisha Alter a.
viewing the circumstances under WHICH
the miracle WAS wrought, the question
was ssket. .Whs. IS nesnt by Opening
the ewes OF the young nisni' Clearly II
was not the gilt of nstCrs! sight slrce the
Young man saw the Syrian ncsi round
Iothan and was terrified. Il Eas soGe
h,suer gilt. Il WAS the git OF new ani
more plerciog sense reaching sipIere
of being tna: was previously out %
reach. l. Was like natural discover
by the aid OF 3 powerful telescope, the
discovery OF aast Gnseea before, o1I
of the exi.teuce Of which ~ Astronomer
i. or might have been certain ~ ca.clLa-
lions that could uCs tA.i I'm. ELsEas
.a-vart knew full Vel, hl=w from me
terms Of us creed, ma. there we-e 21ca
ba,5-s s. angels. God, n sisEa- 20
Efsh.s prayers, gave rim ce~ power
os s-I-;.ua! VISION and he SAY them.
WIS., cit he see? "He saw, and behold
b--sas AID chsr,oss Of FIRE round sboa!
Er:sb." TIE charicts srt horses are not
here. - in the aCCoUn: cf the sscaat OF
Elisn = few chapters before, vehicles for
3 glorious passage 20 tue SKIES, oui SIMPLY
svutois Of tie tivIus power snd Prctec-
,ior. Bu. in both Passages the highest
Intelligence are rep-ssea ted Is taxing
sbspas ike the forms n EZeSie!,
Which imply that their true nosii-
rv : sIxavs service. The InuStsrtsi
.5f-i.s became visible - the servant O.
Elisha under forms Of active ever best
calculated - Teassure his tanning
f.jtb. We see in this history remedy
sr.inst dependency, such ss Christians
otter feel on contemplating the state ot
the world 81 particular PERIODS Al
seems 20 De goIrg against the ca1se o.
-izbt If truth, OF God. The eneny
c-,stb -. and tee Ut sodly coneth on 80
t.st tast they are minded 70 90 me sone
,,i.,bjef" saith the Psaiuist- Tbs Old
cry Is echoed by the church Sneelng ~
the foot of the throne OF Christ. II u
echoed ,hrUughou. the Centuries. Intel
lsctusl ssssilxats, poIiticsl sdversarlss, al
The passions. sli the prejadices, alI tns
uisapprehenslous Of sa unreseneratsd
humanity, come down ana oeseise ne
prophet in lothian. All mlght hL
,eem 70 be lost again and again If 1t we're
not that again and again the eyes Of Tie
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
FRESH TEAS.

3nO Packages GuHPowter, ImperiaI'
Young Tyson, CoIeug, English breakfast
and SoucdOus Teas, n store and tor sale
at low figures. VI. REILLY.
l209 arG 1871 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.

NOR TIE CONVENIENCE or THOSE
4 who cannot leave their work during
the day. the saEzIFFs oFFIcK VIII oe
oDeu NJ night cntl MACH L5TH. thai Al
nav have An opportunity % pay their
t.Ye< GEU. r fINGLE. y q. c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
ALL KINDS OF CAKES,

Biscuit. Batter Cakes, Mathis, Corn Bread,
Pudt.nzS, sc. made Q lick and elegant
with Logan List & Cos Excelsior Baking
Powder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
Or. c. McLAhE's
LIVER PILLS.

1lese Pills are not recommended
: a remedy for al the ills that
41s2 : ae.r 70" but in affections Of
lie Liver, aud il al Bilious Com.
pants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
iCHe' Or diseases Of that character,
lie? stand vi.hou: rival.
AGCE AND FEVER.
No better cathart;c can be used
!tePa'a:ory 70, OF after taxing Qui-
r, As I simple p-rga;ive they are
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
III. lac genuine are never sugar
. Each box has 4 red wax seal on
T nc Id With the impression DE-
= LAVE LIVER PILIs.
.s C@I CIV wrapper bears thesignatures
S ), N, LANE and FLEMING Bros.
-, S0.d oy al respectable druggists
40 Country storekeepers generally
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DCPONT's WHEELING Pow.
DER AGENCY.

7 HAVE AT ALL TIMES N MAGA-
! ZINE a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, VIZ: Rifle, SportInE, -
cans, Blasting and Mining, IN metallic
packages, which viii sell az wholesale n;
manufacturers prices. / have portable
magazines Of different sizes for shipping.
and will deliver Tee on cars or BOAT. This
Powder Is uEequaIled in strength aud
quality. ~ REILLY,
sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
FISH.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS

SUGAR and MOLASS ~. Just received,
a lot %: strictly prime New Orleans sugar
and GOlasSes, which are offered to the
trade al low figures. VI. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
CENTENNIAL AWARD

l. valuable 20 the recipient and the public
when given 20 one OF many com petltOrs
as showing true merit. The Gem petitions
N plasJers at the Centeur la was great,
yet the manutactur's OF Benson Capcine
Porous Plaster received the highest and
only award thus proving by the highest
medical authority n the world the great
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
Peerless Radiator Shaking
Crate.

Tue N os' com plste crate In the MARKET. 10
can OF seen Ia oIers ton In Mr.. franE
Cosu = t1s residence on the island. Cal
and examine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
SWORN EVIDENCE

,,e cure Is probably the NOSE
ire 'c"o 40, effected oy AIRY r,edi-
''''a .,.oaratlon for the treatment OF
caslrrn ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18

In, ,---1 "a = SI-fcrrs I-'r1-~t
Zlss - - -,r5 r.I directions for u-e u al
I-1s.i-s 4 n. FOR sale by al wholesale ard
c1sls. -. 1919 throughout rAe United states
lz.5.-- y = -. 80 Genera. Agents AID lNss-
80 - -rstr- Mass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

1907, 1903 q 1871 nam ssrees, seas
H. q q. n. g. Depot. mrs
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s---,-A ,E.--.r, ,7rsa-sd TIE sad George :.
IA 80 mad 1atl that The teregoilS sSAts-
rls1lIs -. -, :, 7srT,Ari = true. Before ne.
=. :! -s.JgsrE !. TaOMAS, -si.ce CT ne Eeaee-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18

aA- aCITI u ID .-OST q. = a5Es.
TIE Bishop concluded with brief e1-
hortation 10 MS hearers, to initiate the
virtues of the saints, Wrist invoking
their assistance, Il they would one day
share il their eternal happiness il me
bea.i1C vision Q. God Il Heaven.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18

ingredients enter iuiO the com position OF
BeusOn's ap inc Porous Plaster. when
ever devised tor the cute OF rheu matISu,
neuralgia lame and weak back, spinal
and kidney affections, sciatlca, lum blSO,
stubborn colds, spraiDs and bruises. sold
eYerTWrHIe
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
ACCORDING 10 some of our East

ACCORDING 10 some of our East
ern exchanges, Mr.. Hayes's adj
ministration is intriguing for o
war with Mexico. If the President
really cherishes ali aim of that
kind ID fsa striking strides, 90 of
how essentially he has succeeded
in divorcing himself from the
tendencies of his party. The Re-
publican party has received its
impetus and vitality from New
England, and the policy of that
section has always been to depre-
cate extension of the United States
to the South. A war with Mexico
would mean, with its advocates,
the acquisition of the northern
provinces of our neighbor. Early
in the Spring Mr.. Blaine struck
the New England Keynote by dep.
recating all governmental action
looking to war. .Ostensibly Mr..
Hayes has aimed only to protect
American interests. but, in fact,
the directions to the troops sta
toned on the borders of Texas
might any day precipitate war.
Should such war break out New
England would feel like re-echoing
the hope of Tom Corwin, "that the
Mexioans would welcome the in
vaders with bloody hands to hos
pitable graves.u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03

duction of the force or merely q
change of employees.
Asscssinenr = Heavy suit rms,f.
tinted.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-YellOw
Jacket levies an assessment of two
dollars. Papers have been filed by
the original Woodville company
who have commenced suit against
the Justice company for the recov-
cry of five million dollars bullion,
which complainants allege has
been extracted from their location.
paymkster Robbed.
SAN DIEGO, Jan 2d.-A dispatch
from Maricopa Wells says that Maj.
fowler, pay master, U. s. A., was
stopped by three masked men and
robbed IA miles west of that place
at P. NJ. to-day. The robbers got
1855 in money and three govern
ment mules. They told Maj. Tow
Ter they meant to take in the stage
tonight and when fowler met the
stage he took Wells & Fargo's box
out and brought it back here with
him. The robbers evidently
thought fowler was going out to
pay tho troops and had a large
amount with him. They expected
TO make big haul but missed It,.
A party starts out in the morning
in pursuit of the robbers.
Bottle Pickea up-ship Wreck ed
OF Geronimo Isinua.
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 2d.-A bottle
was picked up yesterday, inside
the harbor on the south side of the
bay, containing the following,
written in q very plain hand, on u
leai evidently torn from a mem
orsndum book: "Of Geronimo
island, Dec. 22d, 1876 Ship James
Hartford, from Liverpool bound for
San francisco, was wrecked on the
reef south of Geronimo island, six
miles off. Six men were lost by the
-upsetting Of the starboard quarter
boat, as follows: Jas. Smith, Chas.
Hammond, Walter McAnlifft.
Harry Evans, Mike Long and
Joseph GillIspie. The balance Of
the crew are trying to make San
Francisco in an open boat. Should
we never reach port and this Is
picked up, please communicate
with the British Consul at San
Francisco. Also Mrs. Elizabeth
Haynes, Liverpool. VIM. e.
Haynes, Captain.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
Constabie'S Sale.

By virtue OF an execution issued out of
Justice l.. ID. Conner's Court, of San jose
Township, County of Los Angeles, State
OF California, dated the 3lst day o. De-
cember 1877, in certain action wherein
Louis Phillips, executor OF the estate Of
George Blake, deceas ed, recovered judg-
ment agar nst the Los Angeles linn igra-
ton and Land Cooperative Association
on the 3lst day Of Deem Der, 1877, | have
levied upon the following described
property, to wit:
demand of the Los Angeles Immigrat ton
and Land Co operative Association OF,
in and to thoss tracts of land known as
the Town of Pomona and the Pomona
tract, containing twenty seven hundred
(2700) acres OF land, more or less, said
tracts OF land being portion ofthe Ram
cho de -an Jose, situated lying and being
in the county OF Los Angeles, state OF
California, and more particularly de.
scribed as iol 'ows:
Commencins at the southwest corner
of land belonging to David Stein, thence
running easterly, following the souther-
ly line OF the land belonging to the heirs
of Ygnacio PalonareS, to the easterly
line of the Rancho de san jose; thence
southerly, following the said easterly
line OF said rancho, to the southeastern
corner of the said Pomona tract; thence
" esterly, following the southerly line OF
said Pomona tract, to the southwesterly
corner OF said tract; thence norlherly, fol-
lowing The westerly line Of said tract, to
The place OF beginning; being the right,
title and interest of said Los Angeles
and Land Cooperative AS
soclatlan held and owned by 1t on the
18th day OF Deem Der, 1877.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03

last year by authority of Congress.
The estimate for clerk hire in the
California Surveyor Generals Of
flee is $4,000. The Department
earnestly urges this and similarly
increased amounts for Nevada,
Oregon and the Pacific Coast Ter.
ritories, as indispensable to bring
up averages of business. The esti-
mates for salaries of all Federal Of
flcsrs and their employees on the
Pacific Coast are In exact accord
auce with the amount appropriated
for the current fiscal year.
The Secretary of the Treasury,
however, transmits information
that the Assistant Treasurer
at San Francisco requests an in
crease of $500 for himself, 5000 for
his cashier and $1l4O for the
watchmen. The Secretary recon-
mends an appropriation of $275, 900
for the wages of the workmen and
adjusters and $l25,000 for the pur-
chase of materials and incidental
expenses of the San Francisco
mint. The estimates for the Car.
son mint are the same as last year,
viz, $4,000 for wages and $42, 900
for materials and incidental ex-
penses.
kDOIter Victim - Commercial
Change.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2d.-Another
victim of the Barclay street fire
died in the hospital to-day.
The Commercial says the mer-
chants of this city, especially
those connected with the drygoods
business, are considering the ad.
visibility of doing away with the
system of employing commercial
travellers to go around the country
and sell by sample.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03

l handed me over to Flunkey No.
2, who asked for my card, and pres
entity ushered me into the grand
reception room used by the royal
families of England and Germany
when they are here. Mrs. Grant
nodded in a very condascending
manner, while Grant, smoking as
usual, stammered out "good morn
ing.n There were one or two other
persons present, and SO, after ex-
changing o few words of icy cold
ness, L left the room. Had any one
told me that I should meet with
the reception 1 did, / should not
have credited it. The fact is that
the Grants have mistaken intended
respect and consideration toward
the people of the United States for
flunksyism to themselves person
ally. The English papers would
not, Of course, and did not, with
one or two exceptions, speak 9TH
erwise than courteously of the
Grants, but many English gentle
men have assured me that Grant
made himself thoroughly o6nox-
ious in London society, and Mrs.
Grant behaved with coarseness
and vulgariiy which was almost
intolerable; while the young
Hampshire snob, Sartors. who by
the by, has no special position at
all in England, outsnobbed the ver-
lest cockney. And now we are to
have these people paraded about
Europe for another year AS speci .
mems of well-bred Americans! and
after that, as Grants friends here
proclaim openly, he is to re-occupy
the White House in 1880.
This is melancholy spectacle to
Americans who are in sympathy
with the simplicity aud ausieTe
self which character
lied such men as Washington, JEFF
ferson and the early Fathers on
their retirement to private life
The fact is that no man in Ameri-
can history has been so petted and
rewarded as Grant, and the orde al
has spoiled him. All that was of
fered him he has accepted; and,
like Oliver Twist on his work
house diet, he has cried for more.
After eight years of unexampled
sacrifices and struggles, when the
Continental Congress proposed to
reimburse and reward George
Washington in pecuniary man.
ner, he declined to receive any.
thing but the actual advances
which he had made from his own
pocket. Grant. after being con-
nected with unnumbeted greedy
indecencies at home, is really now
engaged in scandslizing the nation
abroad. We should not advert
to the matter were it not for the
undoubtad fact that many of his
intimates and partizans do really
expect to see him the Republican
candidate for President in 1880,
with o. shoddy Empire as the ulti-
mate outcome. These people are
living in FOOLS Paradise, and the
Republican party is in no danger Of
committing u folly so signal but
If it should, we doubt very much
whetherits candidate would receive
a single electoral vote in ali these
broad United States.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-03
DAIR YMEN-

VIII put into cheese and butter firm
Tor nve or ten years, 800 acres, near Los
Angeles city, If dairymen will put in ex-
perience. skill, labor, manageme MT and
cows. for fair share of the profits. Six
teen tons OF alfalfa hay per acre was the
All the land good for alfalfa, corn, bar
ley, pumpkins and beets. Call and see
the land green with milk-yielding vege-
tatlon, from mere inches high to six feet.
Every acre artesian pillow land. Wood
abundant. AItesian water, cold for milk
and plentiful, with river water for irrlga-
ton. None need apply without skill,
capital and reputation.