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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

BEL1AIRE LocALs.-Lewis Ransom, it,,
colored lad, was assaulted by q few ruff
fans on Thursday evening last in South
Bellaire, and received few slight
wounds about his body with some sharp
instrument, in the hands OF the aggres.
siye parties, who are unknown about
here.
A grand time ia talked Of to-day by the
Bellaire Light Guards at the opening Of
the Armory, which has lately been re-
modelled and beautifully ornamented by
Lieut.. Grafton. II.
The revivals at the NJ. E. Church are
still progressing, and new conversions
are added 10 the cause at every meeting.
Services at the Catholic Church to.
day.
The Fifth Ward Gravel Hill) Work
ingmen's Club met last evening at Car
ter's Hall. The following officers were
elected: President, J. NJ. Richardson;
Vice President, W. McClain; Correspond.
ing Secretary, Jas. Carter; Financial Sec,
John FELTON,; Treasurer, Richard Farley.
The meeting was very harmonious, and a
few OF the members expressed their opin-
ion very freely in regard to the course
that should be pursued at the coming
election by the new political departure.
No definite conclusions, however, were
arrived at. A committee OF three were
appointed TO look up matters, and report
at the next regular meeting. ]. D.
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THE Municipal Court will meet at 10
o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

TEE Wheeling Towboat and Barge
Company elects directors to-day.
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THE Pittsburgh Com. Gasette says
"They want Murphy down at Bridge
NORTH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

osE prisoner in the lookup last night
al 10 o'clock,
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A NUMBER Of young people will take
passage on the Hudson to-day for an ex-
cursion to Cincinnati and return,
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1nME1IINa HOUSE FOE REM.

Two story Brick House, containing seven rooms
pleasantly situated, No 81 south Front street.
Also several rooms In No. 81 Twelfth street
suitable for offices or Aleeplrg rooms
AppIy TO DIR. s A. HLDRETH,
de2S 1907 Chapllue ST.
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FOR RENT.
THE PROPERTY on MARKET STREET

TlHE PROPERTY on MARKET srRKET,
On The direct route bstvssn The principal 30:
t6ls and the Depot In WelsburE, 10 Tor rent ~, "
consists Of \ tWo-Stofy brick containing 7 ~
BTORE Rooms and laTe DWELLING, ms
same bGlnE al one building. The location = pa ~:
ticulafly desirable, bSing on the corner and me
p0afeSt busnelS house 70 the depot IN toWp' II
VA 1nlshed and occupied until recently q drY
goods store, and for such purpose = very deel-
fablo one. The dwelling Ii one Of the best resi-
dances In WeilHbuV.
,euarSie ar ioQ0thef, Is may sIem best.
PosSeISIon given Of either Of the Store Rooms a
any time, Of the dwelling on the 1lt day Of April
ISIS. For terms GPply TO J. 9. JACOB, or
fd WellsbuTg, W. Va.
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TIE works Of Sweeney & Co., in North
Wheeling, will be closed until next week
on account Of being out Of stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09
Ornamental GARDENING,
J n'srADpao's \ AR D y
AUGUST IS, 1877.

ast tae Met and the be,, Is instantaneous In IL
biAek @ brown, does not stain M skin. ma 4
tsay sppled. u taa Standard preparStiou, md 4
iAtotle upon eytFy Wel-appoIntSd toiiet ioS isd1
n senuemin: PSF als By li DruyglSts and HSir
O Ros 5,,5o s ~ GRisIAnoRo, PfupfIotsr, p.
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EoR RENT

The Opera House Stores and Bar Room
for rent at, reasonable terms. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at the Office Of
the German Fire Insurance Company Of
Wheeling. d.24
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To GRocERs AND JoBBERs.-2,0OO lbs
Washington County acknowledgements
at F. N. Porter's.
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spaulding's Liquid Glue, always ready
to use. eod4w
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CAIRO, February s.-Arrived, Com
monweaith, st. Louis. Departed-An-
derson, Nashville. River 20 feet 9 inchei
and falling. Weather cloudy. Mercury
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NEW ORLEANS, February S.-Arrived,
Golden Rule, Cincinnati; Alexandria,
Rcd River; Natchez, Vicksburg: Depar-
ted-Whale and tow, st. Louis. Wea-
Their cloudy. Mercury &c.
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'iyen ed TO
loyercome tho
lonly obIec.
IIion over
found TO the
lold and hlth-
erto popular
Iporous plas.
Tier, that Of
allow action.
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Mr.. Il. Warwood, the rake manufac.
turer, has received orders for about five
hundred dozen rakes this early in the sea
son, and is pushing his works, on First
street, to their full capacity. He is also
making large quantities Of sledges and
coal picks. He has lately applied for a
patent on his rake that will make val
liable improvement on them. ANON.
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policy; they are not willing to forgive
him now, except on the terms OF uncoh-
dltionsI surrender-S. LOUIS Republican,
Democratic.
VINO is thin king about "civrl WARP
Who talks OF rushing into" it? Who
are 1.-THE enemies OF our country" to whom
General Sherman refers? Does he mean
the committee of the House Of Represen-
ts.iyes, of which Hon. Clarkson n. Pot
ter is chairman, or the House itself?
Does he mistake his brother, the Secretary
OF the Treasury, for "the country" when
he speaks of its "enemes?' Or is his
language intended to apply to the great
body of the American people from whom
he differs politically, or the mob OF civil
ians generally whom be holds in such
slight esteem? Certainly there is moth
ing known or suspected by the public a.
large to justify the language OF General
Sherman, and the appeal which his letter
contains for revival Of the sectional
spirit of 1861, and reorganization OF
those "soldierly masses" which were dis
banded in 1866 Baltimore San.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

No MORE will the pensive swain open
sive swain"is old but in this case is an
abbreyistion of expensive swain wan.
der up the l,autiful street in front of the
Femal3 Seminary at Washington, Pa,
and taking his s:snd among the stately
old trees, pour forth transsmblent (sll
rights reserved on this word) strains OF
melody accompanied by notes-all OF
this same date and "tenor"
the purpose of showing some fsir
pupil that he is still alive. In other
words, stern fate in the person of the
principal has forbidden serensdes. She
defines "serensde" as, uttering somebody
else's words in cracked voice, to the
great discomfort OF ell within hearing
and trusting in Providence to escape q
sudden death.
She publishes this card in the Reporter
sm compelled TO ask all serenaders
TO postpone their attentions to the Semi.
nary until after the commencement. A
se-enade occasionally Is enjoyable; fIe.
ouently, endurable, but when three
parties of serec adors come IN one night
keeping people awake at all hours, it is
simply uIendursbIe.
\. SHERRAED,
PrncipG!.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

President TAYLOR OF the University
of Wooster, o., sends us the following pro
gramme of the commencement exercises
ST. that institution:
On Sunday, June TO- Farewell Com
munion, Baccalaureste Sermon and
BRAINARD Annual Address by Rev. r.
f. ELLINwooD, D. d. On Monday, II
inst, Senior Glass Exercises, and Address
by Rev. JosEPH Cook. On Tuesday,
meeting of Board of Trustees, Examina-
ton of Candidates, Irving Society Ex-
hibition and Junior Prize Contest.
Wednesday Commencement, Addresses
and Presidents Reception.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

THERE has never developed grosser
piece OF treachery than this Potter in
vosLigation.-PlttsJtrgh Commercial.
Truel This POTTER Investigation has
developed the grossest ",reachery'-to
the nation. 1t has in the few days dur
ing which it has been in session, shown
STANLEY MATTHEWS to be political
trickster OF the mesnest type; JOIN
SHERMAN to be convicted liar and a
Cabinet officer without either morality or
decency; THos. W, FERRY
TO be lit companion
for TOW ANDERSON or MAD WELL; GAR.
FIELD TO be as deep in the knowledge
and attempted concealed of the forgeries
as any one else; the Republican party to
be the mother of djsreputable felonies,
whose father was infamy; and that when
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES dies and enters
the regions Of hell the devil will say as
he looks over his ledger. "R. b. HAYES
comes from Ohio--stole $4,000 a year and
q fat office, and then lied about it. Oh,
YES Mr.. HAYES, glad to see you sir, l find
nv Secretary has marked you as spec
isl case, and has assigned you a room in
the basement"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

WE agree most heartily with the
Washington Post in regard to the NC
tive which led Secretary THOMPSON to
place u. S. war vessel at the command
of General GRANT during a part oil his
European trip. II was pure patriotism,
without doubt. THOMPSON knew how
unsesworthy our may was, and hoped to
dispose of the "silent man" for all future
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The Republican Congressman vii not
be able to attend the Cincinnati Conven-
ton this week. They will be busy cover
ing up their tracks out of sight of the
POTTER Committee, and number OF
them will be stationed as a guard upon
STANLEY MATTHEWS to prevent him
writing any more letters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

No cREDENCE is placed, hereabouts, in
the story tclcgraphed al over the coun-
try that gigantic strike of railroad mon
IS to take place on the 18th. 1t is believ-
cd to be pure fiction without the slightest
o...,,sa IN foot
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THE BALD HEADS FANCY.

JASPER, the noted colored preacher Of
Richmond, bsptised four hundred and
ten.converts, yesterday, in six hours. The
dispatch which brings Us this information
adds, land when the work was over the
water was quite dark"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

Wool gets few bidders as yet. Mr.
WHITMAN, Superintendent of the Steu-
benyIlle Wool House, informed us yester-
day, that he could Eseo nothing encourag-
ing in the future outlook.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

GENERAL GRosvENoR, who Grated at
the West Virginia Republican State Con-
vention, at Parkersburg, two years ago
is a candidate for managing editor OF the
Republican platform, at Cincinnati to-
morrow. he endorses HAYES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

The Indian war Is getting along rs
we'll as could be expected. Contractors
and Indian agents are unanimously Of
the opinion that there are millions in It,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

Tomorrow the Republicans OF Ono
hold their State Convention, at CincIn-
usti. The bloody shirt will get an eA-
ira fan
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BERKEI,EY SPRINGS,

MORGAN COUNTY, WESTVIRGINIA.
WI % miles from Sir JOhpS Kun sta
ton, on Baltimore and Ohio |. X.
The hotel affords accommodation Tor 800
guests. 1t is firSt-ClaSS in all r,Spec,S. The
baths are uurivalled, including spout,
shower, plunge and swimmin 2pOOb; tenn
perature Il degrees Farenhcit. \ pecinc
Tor skin diseases generally. NO .ase OF
eumatism-whethcr simple or ompll-
Gated with govt or seiatica-nas eve been
known TO have used these waters without
having been benefited, and in man cases
permanent cures effected. kOum trip
tickets at greatly reduced rates ssed by
the b. 4 q. K. X,
JOHN T. TREGO & son,
ju6gebeod Proprietor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

DIR. LEMoYNE, of Washington, Pa.'
has made a donation IF $4,000 to the
colored institution at Memphis which he
endowed some years ago
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

THE estimation in which STANLEY
MATTHEWS is held BY the public, is the
measure of HAYES popularity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
A GOOD TIME

N1O BUY YOUR READING MATTER
Tor either present or future use, Is now
while the hot weather makes slow Trade
and Low Prices. We are prepared TO offer
some bargains Tor the next thirty days,
either 10 individuals or societies. Call on
or write 10
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
ie6 Il Twelfth street.
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BUTLER shows symptoms OF atendency
towards producing richness in the inveS-
tigstiou before many days
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GoLD closed yesterday at 1908.

DEMOCRATIC County Conventions IN
Ohio are nominating THURMAN Tor fres-
ident.
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GARFIELD will engineer the Cincin-
natl Convention. 1t will endorse
HAYES.
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NOTICE.

7 c. HERVEY, AUCTIONIER AND
81 Real Estate and Stock ErO.cr, having
retired from the firm OF HervC u trecse.
will still transact all busincssln his line
with care and dispatch. An one wish.
Ing his services can address hin care REG
IsTER Office, or Lock Box i02, +. o., until
he IL permanently located, when due
notice will be given. JelOa
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FOR RENT.

TWO LARGE HOUSES, Nos. l1J AND
l25 EOfi street, between Twelfth ~
and Thirteenth streets Each house 5gk
coutainS ten rooms, with bath room --@-
wash house and large dry cellar; hot and
cold water in wash house, kitchen and
bath rooms; gas in all the rooms. For
particulars inquire OF -
JOHN NOLAN,
Next door, corner Twelfth and Eoff SIS.
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NOTICE.

HIRE-PLUGS WILL BE BLOWN OUT
r on all dead ends on the Island, on
Tuesday next, the Ilth inst. House
keepers will please govern themselves &C.
cOrdlngly. CUMMINGS,
ieIOr superintendent ateF NOTKS.
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NE W ApVERTGsGm EMS

w MEDIA SITUATION BY A
w young woman TO do general house
work. Enquire at l6J Fourteenth 81.
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Mr.. JAMES II. SHINN, president OF the
class Of rs st Bethany college, has
courteousIy sent us the programme for
commencement week President w. X.
PgNDLEToS, LII. d., will denver the
Baccalauresle sermon. Tuesday, the 18th
is Alumni Day; Mr.. FRED POWER, OF
Washington, d. e., will be orator; Mr.,
W. G. LYME, Of the Washington pa
Eraniacr, lecturer, and Nj. j. K,
TAFT, Of Cincinnati, poet. On We'd
nasdav tree will be dedi-
Gated ut 2 ?. NJ, Mr.. g. l.. SALLEE
being the orator and Mr.. b. q. SMITH
historian, Mr.. JoHN AMBLER, poet, and
Mr.. d. 0. THOMAS, prophet. In the
evening the NootrophiaE Literary SO
cicty has It's exercises. Thursday the 10th
l. Commencement Day. The graduating
class consists of twenty members, among
whom are the following from West Nlr-
g.nia: {. l.. Brown, GEORGE BYRNE
w. n. CURTIS, O.S. MARSHALL and
ID. a. QUICK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

A STATE exchange announces that 1t
will charge $25 for publishing the names
of candidates for Congress, $l5 for those
desiring to GO to the State Senate, $40
for the House of Delegates, and SIS for
County Clerk. A careful examination
OF the paper shows that no one has taken
advantage Of this liberal ofer-a sort Of
political chrome "as it were"-and it
does not surprise US. The chances OF
most OF the asplrshts tor Congress are not
worth S25, while the other seekers after
fame require bill of particulars and a
written guarantee OF success before they
come down with the stamps.
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ElR7 MAIN STREET,
n CARD,

U,O ALL WHO ARE SUFFERIIG FROM
the errors and indiscrcctiOnsOt youth,
nervous weakness, early decaE, loss OF
manhood, &C., l will send recipe that
will cure you, Free OF Charge. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America. Send a seliaddressed
envelope TO the Rev. Joseph /. Inman.
Station d, Bible House, New Yak City.
Ocl6aEc
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THE BREAKFAST TABLE.

A WISCONSIN, base ball player took 8
hot liner on his nose, and now he smells
through his ears.
w11v1pCor11rs' new novel is entitled
aTho uo,r,od Uota,n The Dsnburv
y.,,a .oro :, :. dad,c.tod to Judge Hilton.
D,nn.,mo,t ~ tho Paris Expositjon
CLEANERS for more money as persistently AS
,,onrb = uos WASHINGTON Monument.
Il = 49,. I'll
iouns '"uJ NV W 'l'''
'No '''' -
''t'' - '-' -'''N
'''''' "''''
The Free PFeSs thinks II iooh' no" rs
II ladies' belts would come ID sly 10 "S"'"'
A girl, s!shahS Win i"'aou "''''' O',0' {
circus TICKET wagon "ou,u ,''' '0o" -
Sh nS'orS' "''"o"' II ''u '''' '''''' .
OU' "'o'
A New ORLEANS man has invented
nrocee. bv which sDy one can make Il
common niece Of o}ass into 2 mirror
~, I:..1,..,,IJo q,o i,vcr,,ior
Win very ''''o 'io'O''
iA'''0i
! Dr,r Ma qua q Prseisn eoart vvcs in
| AhH -''O' '"y Z"
| Danhury to buy q lot of steams hips, but
|
ia'llnS ~ oNP'0'0 '''''''''''J
TONS he took two shirts from clothes
line belonpipg TO = party named Moria-
- r,.,o. - p,,.;o
t''S' "Hu ie''i III" " '7'
BAYARD TAYLOR, says the Ha'oksye, is
very i'll SUFFERING from extreme nervous
...o.;,u .,o -osrI+ - ,ro,+ FRIGHT
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POSTPONEMENT.

YVHE MEETING OF THE STUCKHOLD-
eEs of the Nail City Brewery, has been
postponed until Tuesday, June 18th, be-
tween the hours OF and NJ.
PETER WELrY, Pres't.
{. RINGELL, Secy. jellq
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NOTICE.

The Sherif7s Office will be open EVERY
EVENING until g o'clock, for the purpose
Of receiving Taxes.
GEORGE Z, TINGLE,
iut5ta Sheriff.
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University OF Virginia,

SUMMER law LECTURES q weekly
beyin nth July, 1873, and end 18th Sep
ember. Have proved Of signal use,-lst,
O students who design to pursue their
tudies at this or other w-schOOl u, to
hose VINO propose TO read privately; and,
I'd, to practitioners who have not had the
advantage OF systematic instruction. For
circular apply (P .. University Of Va TO
JOHN b. MINOR, Prot. Com. and StGt. Law
ma2jcgws
National Republican., 1878-07-06
'izcd belle Of Nevada, Miss Mary Nc.

recognized belle Of Nevada, Miss Mary Nc
Carthy.
+. ARCHER, the English jockey, receives q
larger salary than the Lord Chancellor.
GENERAL WERB, who has been quite III at
his residence In New York, seems to be getting
worse.
CONGRESSMAN ARCHIBALD c. NIvES Is
dangerously i'll at his residence, Monticello,
New York.
THE Hon. Rush Clark, of Iowa, has been re.
nominated for Congress from the fifth Iowa
district by acciamation.
GENERAL Franz SIoEL tells an interviewer
that there Is some virtue in socialism In Ger
many, but that II Is fraught with danger.
TYSd, the famou' college base ball player, Is
a grandson Of the Rev. DR. Tying. Of New
York. aud member Of the Harvard law
school.
THE King Of Belgium has offered to defray
the expenses OF another trip Of discovery
through Africa, and Stanley has accepted tho
proposition.
Miss Macy BRowN, of Boston, Is to make
Faustana." This Is probably the poorest way
of pronouncing Brown in existence.
WHEN Senator Bruce and his bride return
from Europe they arc 70 have a complimentary
reception at the hands of the colorcd people Of
Washington.
THE American Consul at Tahiti, Mr.. Atws-
ter, intends to make that place his residence
for life. His iuducement thereto Is his mar
riage to the native Princess Moctia, o member
Of the royal family.
Rev. DR. J. II. VINCENT, the great Ameri-
abroad, will hold Sunday school congress at
Rome. 1t will be the first ever held on the
continent of Europe.
SENATOR WITHERs and o number of other
| prominent Nirginians have arrived in New
York, with the object Of making such arrange.
ments as may induce increased emigration to
the "Old Dominion"
CONGRESSMAN LEONARD, who died Of love
| or yellow fever some months ago, Is supposed
to be the person referred to by Mrs. jerks
who wrote at her dctation. At any rate this
Is the story down South"
TWENTY years ago Albert Grant, tho Lon
don hnnncier, Of Emma Mine and Lisbon
tramways notoriety, swept wine merchants
office for 50 week. aud was discharged bo-
cause he was mot sharp enough"
The Shah of Persia sat with Marshal Mac
Mahon at the races at Longchamps the other
day, dressed in a sober cashmere dressing
gown, slightly embroidered with gold black
hat, a turu.down collar, and simple silk
nccktie.
The degree Of doctor of divinity was con-
ferred on Rev. Samuel V. Leach, A. NJ, for
merly Of this city, by st. Johns Collegoat An
napolis, on yesterday. DIR. Leach is minister
in charge Of tho Jackson Square Methodist
Church, Baltimore.
WALT WHITMAN, for the good of his now
weak aud parslytic frame. TREATS himself to
protracted sun.baths and rubbing. The gray
old gentleman seems to have been awakened
into unusual sprightlincss by the death Of his
friend Bryant, aud has written somo rich bits
of prose about him.
GENERAL GARFIELD is making hay while
the sun shines-not in a political, but n literal
sense. He Is hard at work gathering the hay
crop on his Mentor farm with the assistance Of
his stalwart boys and his hired man. Hi:
Painesville grafton aud his address to tho Ohio
editors are the only interruptions he means Ia
permit In his summer farm work.-CiepeiaHd
L Herald
National Republican., 1878-07-06

enue officers with whom he has been In COLI.
sion. They are willing TO let bycgoncs be
byegoncs. REDMOND himself has not dealt In
any way In whisky for months. What he asks
Is that society give him q chance, a chance to
work, n chance to live honestly, II chance to be
changed from a hunted outlaw to q respectable
aud law.abding citizen. The petition he pre-
fers Is touching In the extreme. Read II as he
spoke II, aud answer whether 1t Is not the part
Of wisdom and justice to give REDMOND the
chance he asks for, and allow him to return to
the home whence the law, presuming him to
be guilty, has ruthcssly driven him.
In other words this leading organ Of the
South Carolina Democracy would have this
infamous outlaw, sganst whom the revenue
officers bear no ill-fecling except on account
Of the fact that he murdered one Of their
number in cold blood, released from the
already trivial dangers of the State laws.
And the argument it advances is that his
violations of laws have been violations OF
the United States revenue laws, and his
murdered victim was Federal official,
while his services TO the Confederacy were
extraordinary, and his career as an outlaw
has made him beloved throughout the
mountains" We commend this case to
the serious attention Of the few idiots In the
North who believe the blatant statements
of the Southern Democracy, that the laws
are cheeriully submitted to in that section,
to be true. Such condition Of affairs, and
such bold defense of a notorious outlaw,
could hardly he found outside the rule Of
the sham-chivalry Of the South.