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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-07

The 81. Louis Globe Democrat is running
Grant 70 1881. The whisky-ring want
another chance at the pockets of the people.
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CLnHING RArRn

yesterday Of cotton and gold: Liverpool cot
ton. 8 5-f6d. Memphis cotton, lie Netc
Orleans cotton, lie. NeIc York cotton.
- Ne,c York gold, lOO56.
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The plan by which the Democratic party is
''to be waxed out Of its boots" IN August by
the Nationalist-Radcal party is fully SIT
forth in another column.
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Our Flag ON wont-R,anc

LONDON, July 6--The Americans in Ge-
neva had dinner and ball on the Fourth of
July, and party from Cham9isin hoisted
the American flag oa the summit Of Mont
Blanc.
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The st. Louis Times will not favor any
one TO 81 Armstrong; place unless he is IN
equlvocally a ereenbsck man.
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The funny man oi Tie Burlington Hank
eye wants "the south 10 cut loose from The
Democratic party" A good joke.
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WORTH reading. The interview with Ben
Hill AMI he sre 3ch OF B n Butler. Both will
be found on tae second Iage of this issue of
tina APPEAL
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BELKSAP favors the renOuination of
Grant. 50 do all the other rogues.
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Il is also stated that several of the dele
gates elected on the "Workingmen's' ticket
are not in sympathy with what is known as
'Kearneyism.' After that let Us take cour-
age, and get down to the work of cleaning
out the Kearneyites or Nationals of Memphis
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G. v Ramhaut, A. B. Morrison, John Reid,
j. j. Peres, Joseph Haines, H A. Hamilton,
NJ. L. Bacon, ID. I. Porter, q. w. Macrae.
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Port Eads, July 6: Notwithstanding
New Orleans, from New York; bark
Hangereid, from Vera Cruz. No departures.
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MONTREAL.
Preparing to Prevent a Row ON the
TweIfth-Calling Out the Troops
Question Of Jurisdiction.

MONTREAL, July 6.--The mayor to-day
issued the following proclamation:
WHEREAS, There is strong reason to ap-
prehend that serious trouble, riot and blood
shed may occur on the approach of the twelfth
of July, the undersigned, mayor of Montreal,
hereby gives notice to all whom it may con-
Germ, that stringent measures will be taken
to preserve peace and to arrest and bring to
Justice all evil disposed persons who may in
any way act illegally or attempt to disturb
the peace on that occasion; and whereas ex-
perience has shown the danger of allowing
crowds of people to assemble on the streets
or public thoroughfares of the city IN time of
excitement, further notice is hereby given
that on the twelfth Of July no assemblage or
gathering of people shall be allowed on the
streets or elsewhere in the city. The mayor
confidently appeals to all peaceable and we'll
disposed citizens, without distinction of creed
or nationality, to aid the civic authorities in
their efforts to maintain peace and to pre-
serve order and tranquility in the city on
that day.
j. H. BLAUDY Mayor
Yesterday a requisition to Colonel Fletcher,
to prevent an antici pated disturbance, was
prepared and signed by several magistrates.
Colonel Fletcher states that he has not the
power to call upon the regular troops at
Halifax, ard that there are six thousand men
in the fifth military district alone, well
olLACu anu "Cii ullilCSAJ VIM OOuiu OC OlOuSuO
to the city in twenty-four hours, if necessary.
MONTREAL, July 6.-The best French Cam
adam and English lawyers Say that the meet
ing Of magistrates yesterday was entirely lille
gal, the resolutions placing all power In the
mayors hands were contrary to act of par
lament. ANY three magistrates can act in
dependent of the mayor, and call out the
military. The deputy acknowledgement has
already received such requisition signed by
magistrates, and intends acting upon it. The
militia of the fifth district will be called out
on the twelfth instant, while the volunteers
will be kept in reserve. The mayors procla-
nation forbidding the people to congregate on
the streets on the twelfth Is declared to have
no bearing whatever upon the Orange pro-
cessIon. The Orange association issue proc
lamaton that they will walk, and expect to
be reinforced from Ontario.
Colonel Fletcher after comforting with the
magistrates who signed the requisition, has
decided to cal out the city corps, numbering
fifteen hundred men; also, eight hundred
men rom the frontier battalions, who will be
detailed to preserve the peace, with the city
troops in reserve. The magistrates have re-
quested that Lieutenant-General Smith be
placed in supreme command. The Orange
leaders have issued a final notice that the
procession to the church will take place, and
have telegraphed an invitation to outside
members TO join the procession. The Irish
Catholic societies meet Sunday evening to in
dorse the resolutions passed by the magis-
trates
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Cbamher of Commerce.

DEGULAR meeting MONDAY, July Sth, at 31s
III pm. Very important subjects including ne
building of Elevator, discriminating freight tariffs
on certain railroads, Hatchie river ivgation, and
report of Hon. Casey Young to present status OF
Customhouse and harbor appropriations. will claim
attention. B. EISEMAN, President
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ARKANSAS.

Full Text OF the Platform Adopted by the
Democratic State COnyentiOh-rhe
Wind Taken Out or the Sails OF
the NatiOnalists-All their
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MendeIss0hn Club.

THE members, and especially the directors, are
J. requested to attend the rehearsals OF Sonnam-
bula, at the plano-rooms OF Mr.. Whitman, opposite
Calvary Church, on Adams street. Rehearsals be-
gin promptly at O'Clock on Monday and Thursday
evenings. Members will please bring their books
with them. BY order OF the Club.
a G. WTLTOE. 9ecfesaIx.
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DIED.

TAGGART-On Saturday, July 8, 1878, NELLIE,
daughter Of n. NJ. and K. B. Taggart, aged l year
and days.
Funeral from residence, II Second street, this
(SUNDAY) morning. at 10 O'Clock.
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ROyaI APcanum.

UNHE officers and members of Tennessee Council
Il No. q5, Royal Arcane, are requested TO attend
the funeral of our late Bro. WILL o. WooDSoS-. IA
ST Lazarus Church, this SUNDAY afternoon. at :
O'Clock A. +. DAVIS, Regent.
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WELL, it was only scare, after all e
talk. Let us take good breath. Kearney
is not boss OF California, and the Union IS
not threatened. What a relief after all these
hot days of agony and anxiety. The facts
are a. to the California election that there
were thirty-two delegates elected for the State
at large on general ticket. The "non-par-
tisans"-that is, a union of Repub leans and
Democrats-elected every one OF them. and
theyalso elected ffty-four county delegates.
The Democrats elected seven on straight"
tickets, and the Republicans eight
'.straights" The Kearneyites elected ifty-
one delegates in the whole State-most of
these in San Francisco. The result foots up
as follows:
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WASHINGTON. July 6.-The President has
commissioned the following postmasters:
Theo. c. Hooker, Brownsville, Nebraska;
Mrs. Jennie Bass, ArkadelphIa, Arkansas;
George B. Hunter, Newton, Iowa.
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To The Trade!
r AM now prepared to sell, at wholesale and retail.
Furniture and Mattresses

lower than ever before sold In the city Ordersrom
country dealers especially solicited.
VIM. K. THIXTON IRVING BLOCK,
No. 2E6 Second street
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AN UNDESIRABLE TRUTH.-You deserve
to suffer, and II you lead miserable, I'M
satisfactory life In this'beautiful world, It Il
entirely your own faulL-your unreason'
able prejudice aud skepticism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowledge
and common sense reasoning will soon
show you that Green's August Flower will
cure you OF Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia,
with all It's miserable effects, such as sic k
headache, palpitAtion OF the heart, sour
stomach, habituAl costiyeness, dizziness oil
the head, nervous prostration, low spirits,
DC. Its sales now reach every town on
the Western Continent and not a Druggist
but will tell you OF lis wonderful cures.
You can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve. eod&w
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ITCHING P1LEs.-The symptoms are
moisture, like perspiration, intense itch
ing, increased by scratching, very distress
ing, particularly at night as II pin worms
were crawling in and about the rectuml
the private parts are sometimes affected
II allowed to continue, very serious results
may follow. DR.. swayne's All Healing
Ointmentis q pleasant sure cure.
HOME CUREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were rs
above described, the use Of swayne's oint
ment In short time made q perfect cure.
NV. CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, S44
7. c. WRYMAN, Halter, IS. Eighth St,
Philadelphia.
Reader, II you are suffering from TIL.
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch, scald
Head, Ring Worm. BARRIERS Itch, any
Crusty, Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail te
any address on receipt Of price, lin cur
rency or postage stamps), so cents a box
three boxes 81 25. Address letters, DR.
Swayne q Son, $50 N. sixth Street, Phila
delphla. No charge for advice. Sold by
leading druggists. Logan, List d Co.
eeddw
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If Badness OR A DEFICIENCY OF
Hair exists, or II the hair Is gray, dry or
harsh, the natural youthful color can be re.
stored by using "London Hair Color BE.
storer," the most delightful article ever in.
troduced TO the American people for in.
creasing It's growth, restoring It's natural
color, and at the same time \ lovely hair
dressing and beautifer. It Is totally differ.
ent from all others; not sticky or gummy,
and free from all impure ingredients that
render many other articles obnoxious; in
fact II Is exquisitely perfumed, and so
clearly and elegantly prepared Is to make
It lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
ia. TYSEs, A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
Wilson, N. c., writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling out, and
got very thin and turned gray; but after
using dLondon Hair Color Restorer" the
scalp became healthy, the hair stopped
falling, the color was restored, and is now
growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, 70 cents bottle. Six
bottles, 81. Main Depot for the U. g., $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by
Logan, List d Co, Wheeling. eod&w
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THE,St. Alphonsus Society parades
and picnics to-day.
KocH's HALL, in South Wheeling, il
undergoing repairs.
KRAMER gave sacred concert" al
Neuhausen's yesterday.
THE Board OF Commissioners will meet
at the Court House this morning.
The Grand Lodge OF the knights oil
Honor will meet at Grafton on the 18th
inst.
A LETTER addressed to Aggie Smith
Benwood, Is held for postage at the Post
office.
JUDGE MELVIN will commence an ad-
journed term Of the Circuit Court on the
10Th inst.
"LIKE cures like" That is the reason
some fellows put cabbage leaf in the
hat for sunstroke.
PLuMs sold rs low as twenty cents per
bucket, at the Second Ward Market on
Saturday morning.
TIE P. W. l. Ky. Co. Is running a
couple Of new passenger coaches, which
were built at Altoona.
The Germania Singing Society held q
picnic In Bromer's Orchard, up Cald.
wells Run, on Saturday.
A CONVENIENT waiting room has been
erected at the McCulloch street entrance
to the Peninsula Cemetery. ...
A VIAL OF oil Of pennyroyal placed on
a stand At the head Of your bed willscare
away all but one or two mosquitoes.
ALREADY forty.seven attractions have
been booked by Manager Reister TO ap-
pear at the Opera House during the
coming season.
EIGHT car loads Of walnut lumber have
been shipped from Bellaire for parties
residing In Europe. Other shipments
will follow soon.
JUSTICE WAIT Issued a wasrant on
Saturday for Jerry 0'Neill, who Is
charged with using abusive language
toward Patrick Weir. .
THE Democrats will hold their county
convention, for the selection oil delegates
TO the Congressional Convention, at the
Court House this morning.
Mr.. HENRY AcKERMAN has been ap-
pointed administrator Of Henry Sea-
bright, deceased. Oscar SAndrock and @.
W. Seabright are his bondsmen.
Mr.. SELBY JONES has qualified 10 the
County Clerks Office as administrator Of
the estate Of Mrs. Jones, deceased. Bond
$500, with r. T. Deyries as surety.
CALM, the directory man, was thrown
from his horse in front Of the Eng. Luth.
Church, on 10th street. on Saturday even
ing, but fortunately escaped unhurt
A SOLDIERS reunion will be held at
New Philadelphia, Ohio, on the 18th inst,
The SOlh, 6lst, s0Lh and 10th Ohio Regi-
ments have been invited TO participate.
A VERY dangerous hundred dollar
counterfeit note on the Pittsfeld National
Bank OF Massachusetts has been discover.
ed at the United States Treasury, Wash
ingtou.
USE hundred stand Of arms have been
received at the Capitol, which will be
ton company as soon as Ihe other equip
ments arrive.
A BELLArRE correspondent Of the
Columbus (ohio) Safe Journal sayai
"Bellaire, we muIt acknowledge, at the
present time Is infested by gang Of the
most reckless and laWless set Of black
Leg, showers Of the queer and females Of
easy virtue"
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NEW YORK, August Cotton-Firm al
II 16.l6a12 Lice. Flour-Quiet and weak;
superiine western aud State S. 65A4 90
common to good 81 05a4 80, good to choice
81 05a4 80, white wheat extra 81 S5s5 IS
extra Ohio IS e0a6 81, ST. Louis "a 00a7 %,
Minnesota patent process So O0as 80
Rheat-stronger; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 10
ungraded red. western 81 90, No. 2 dc
at 81 077Ia1 70, No. l do 81 IS, No. 2 amber
81 0Sa1 0S1i, ungraded white 81 IL, No. 1
do 81 II, No. / do 81 25al 25h, white STATE
81 % Rye-Steady. Barley and Malt
Nominal. Corn--Moderately active and
higher; ungraded 45a4sc, No. 8 at 465I
steamer 47a47Jfc, No. 2 at 4s1ic. Oats
Heavy; No. 5 white 3Sc, No: 2 do SSI+I
S3Iic, No. 2 white 341ic, MOL at SAKE, dc
white $40, western mixed SiaS5c, whit,
western 3SaS71Sc, mixed State SS[aSS5lc
Hay-Firm at 45a50c. Hops-Dull; eastern
and western 7al0c. Coffee Quiet and firm
sugar-Quiet and firm; refining fair u
good 71Sa79sc. Molasses-Quiet and un
changed. kicc-Quiet and firm. Wits
ky Steady at 81 06.
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GERMANIA Picnic. - The Germania
Singing Society had very enjoyable pic
mic at Bromer's Orchard, up Caldwell's
Run, on last Saturday. Quite a large
crowd was in attendance, and every one
seemed TO enjoy themselves. The only
Incidents TO mar the occasion were sever
al robberies, one being the stealing OF a
fine new coat belonging TO Mr.. Fred
Bromer, IT,, which had been left hanging
on wagon for a few minutes, and the
other a key OF beer, which was obtained
by the thieves breaking in two windows
Of spring house on the grounds. The
perpetrators Of the above are known to
The Society, and from what We learn
will be brought TO full justice.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 3-Flour- Steady
and firm: superfne s. 50aS 90, extra s. 0Ol
4 90, Minnesota family 81 75a6 90, higt
grades SO 00a7 80. Wheat-Firmer; red n
81 0Sal 0S1S amber 81 DIAL 05, white 81 0Sa
10. Corn--Firm: yellow 4Sa49e, mixed
47a47hc. 0ats-Firm; white western old
S5aS6c, western mixed old S4aS5c. Pro
visions -Firmer. Pork $40 75all Is,
Beef-Hams llhalSc, picked sNaioHcr
green Sc. Lard-Firm; butchers Ike, city
kettle 7NasI[c. Butter = Firm; choice
scarce, New York and Bradford county
extra first 1sa20c, Western Reserve lSal4c'
Eggs-Firm; western l2a1Sc. Cheese
Steady and firm; western choice 6Aa7hc.
Petroleum-Dull and nominal refined
10I<c, crude SHasHc. Whisky Quiet
western at 81 OK.
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NEyIss "srEEDER."-The Pittsburgh
Sunday Leaders which came to this city
yesterday were brought down from slen'
benville on four. wheeled concern, work;
ing something on the principle Of We.
locipSde, which attracted good deal Of
attention along the road. The wheels
are made 10 ft railroad track, and the
trip yesterday morning was over the p
W. ( Ky. Road. This curious car Is the
invention Of Mr.. ". Ii. Nevin, Of the
Pittsburgh LeaGer Company, who calls Il
"speeder," and was manufactured
expressly to his order by the
Westinghouse Air Brake Compa-
ny. It is easily worked by one
man, and ia said to have capacity o.
twenty miles an hour. Messrs. W. II,
Nevins and Lon. Winans, Of the Leader
and Mr.. ]. I. Harris, the agent Of the
paper in this city, came down In the cal
yesterday morning. This is fair speci
men OF Western newspaper enterprise.
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AN UpsEr.-Mr. Henry Corten and
lady were driving down 10th street yes
terday afternoon about halt:past three
o'clock, when the wheels Of their buggy
struck the curb at the corner Of 10th ant
Chapline streets, and the vehicle wa
overturned, and the occupants thrown out
Fortunately neither was injured. Th'
horse turned up 10th street and draggec
the buggy short distance, breaking two
or three bolts and damaging the top slight
ly. The team belonged to Peter Erb.
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River z feet and falling. weathsl
sultry and showery.
The Science departed for Parkersburt
at 10l o'clock on Saturday.
The o'NeAl resumed the Piltsburgt
and Wheeling trade, leaving at A. N.
The local packets for sunfsh aud Sis
tersville made their usual trips.
No boat In the steubenyille trade, th'
DELLA being yet on the docks.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati at {
P. ". Saturday.
The Florence Myers, from Cincinnati
TO Pittsburgh, passed up at P. N. OF
Sunday.
The Ragon is the Parkersburg packet
The Andes, from Cincinnati, will b'
due at noon.
The Telephone, from Pittsburgh fol
Cincinnati, will be due here tonight.
The W. p. Thompson, from Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh, will pass up Tomorrow
morning.
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CLEVELAND, O., 18TH WARD.

SePseoei Az Az w
Lduson Chemical Co.:
GEsTLEMrs-For over year l have
suffered excrucia,ing pain from Piles
using every remedy that ! could hear Of
which had relieved others, but / found
no permanent relief until l used your
"LawsonA Curative" and can now state
that II entirely cured me. One applica-
ton subdued the Inflammation and pain
and coninued use effected cure.
have used the Curative for Neuralgia
Sore Throat, swelliDgs and Inflammation
and never found any other remedy 80 en-
tirely satisfactory.
D. NJ. PEREIRA, 1911 Seagsr 81.
Large" new 50c size and nearly three
times more for 81 90. cod
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milwankee Market.

MILWAUKEE,, August S.-Flour- Quiet
and firm. Wheat-0pened firm and ad'
yAneed &c, closed easy; No. Milwaukee
hard 81 Is, No. Milwaukee 81 u, No. 2,
81 os, August 81 OK, September s5c; DC;
tober 93Hc, No. 5, S5a90c. Corn-Good
demand; No. 9, 39Nc. Oats-Firmer; No.
2 new 2Ic, old 24kc. Rye-Quiet; No. ],
60c, Barley-Higher; No. spring old
August 81 IS, new September 81 20. Pro.
yiSions-Quiet and .6rmer. Pork-$l0 %
cash and August Lard-Pime steam 7Hc.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August S.-Wheat-Firm; No
8 white Wabash 81 061f; extra white
Michigan 81 o., amber Michigan spo
81 90, seller August 9SNc, No. ambe
97c, No. red winter spot 99hc, selle
August SOC, seller September 97)fc, No.
red csc, No. 2 Dayton and Michigan rec
99I<c, rejected Wabash Sc, western Ambsl
99l<c, No. Gambler Illinois 81 05. Corn,
Firm; high mixed Axe, No. 2 spot and
seller September 42Ifc, No. 2 white He
rejected 40Ifc, damaged Soc. oas-Dul
and nominal,
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An Alleged nape Upon His Cou
sims Wife.

WARREN, o., August S.-Peter Rex, 8
resident Of Bloomfield, was brought TO
this city this evening BY Marshal Parker
for an attempt 10 commit rape on Julia
Rex, his cousins wife. The occurrence
Ia said to have taken place on June eth.
Rex was taken before Squire Blackburn
and admitted to bail in $500. His exam
ination will take place on the 14lh inst,
The time that has elapsed since the per-
petration OF the alleged outrage makes 1t
appear something like 4 put.up job.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Christian Repp,
an old German living in Fulton, was Sc
riousIy, II not fatally injured on Saturday
evening, by being run over by one Of Rey.
MAINS beer wagons, at the corner OF Mar.
ket and 10th streets. Repp was sitting on
pile Of boxes in the wagon, which was
returning, by way Of 10th street, from the
b. & o. depot, when the horses took
fright at n passing train, and in turning
suddenly at the corner Of Market the box.
es tumbled down, throwing the old man
from bis seat. He fell under the wagon,
and one OF the wheels passed diagonally
over his face. The injured man was
picked up 10 an unconscious condi-
ton, and carried into Frank Shirk's drug
store, and medical aid summoned. ow.
ing 10 his weak condition thorough ex-
animation could not be made by the physi.
clans, but they discovered that his nOse
was split and bis upper jaw broken. Blood
was flowing freely from a deep cut be-
tween his eyes, and two large Commissions
on the forehead. Everything possible
was done for the poor fellow, but his re-
covery was considered doubtful. He was
removed to his home in Fulton in the
evening. Repp is laborer by occupa'
tion, is about sixty years Of age, and has
vile and one child.
Ldter.-A report was current on the
street yesterday afternoon that Repp had
died from his injuries, which proved tc
be incorrect. Mr.. Repp was still living
last evening, and was considered in q
fair way 10 recover. His pulse was reg
ular, and he was able TO talk to his friends
His condition was much better than could
well have been expected Of man Of biz
age, under the circumstances.
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THE Parkersburg STATE JOtlraal, speak
ing Of the address recently delivered by
Geo. P. Linch, Esq., Of this city, at the
commencement exercises oil the Morgan
town University, says that he "created
quite sensation by pitching vigorously
into the churches, political parties, and
matters and things generally. Some Of
the papers animadvert sharply on his
course. II may be, as charged, that hii
remarks were imprudent TO some extent
but the probability Is he told several
wholesome truths. Any way thisis a free
country and We rather commend the
young man for speaking his sentiments
frankly