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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-30

CLERK Hook issued one more marriag,
license yesterday,
ABOUT $4,000 were the receipts at th,
revenue office yesterday.
TODAY will DO the last day on which
special taxes on tobacco and liquors car
be paid.
THERE will be entertainment at West
woods Hall, this evening, TO be given b,
Eureka Lodge, l. o. o. F.
Postmaster STERLING has appointed
John I. Cowl, night clerk at the Postoffice
vice John Brown, deceased.
LAST evening a reception was held a
the residence OF Mr.. Benner, in Marshal
county. Cockayne furnished the music
the heaters and rollers at the Top Mil
resumed work yesterday, preparatory Il
the resumption by the full force Monday
next.
THERE were six deaths in the Eighth
ward yesterday from various causes. The
deaths in this ward will reach thirty-fve
this month.
PAT. SHORTLY, who was so terribly In
jured by being run over while drunk, or
the B. & 0. some weeks ago, died yester
day from tetanps,
Ma. SAITH, who died at the hospi.a
Wednesday, was buried from the resi-
dence OF her daughter, Mrs. Noble, In the
Sixth ward, yesterday,
Mr.. GEO. Srosa, the artist, has Just com
pleted fine oil painting OF Mrs. VIM. H
Robinson, OF our city, which is considered
a master piece Of work.
The Turner's OF this city will 20 Il
Wheeling on Wednesday OF next week tc
attend an exhibition given by the order in
that city.-Bellairs Bulletin.
The directors OF the Citizens railroad
company have decided to stop running the
short.line cars from the Mcclure House 10
the southern terminus, at least for the
present. They will be taken of in day
or two.
PRoF. EDDY, the word.renowned organ.
lat, will give an organ recital at the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church next Tuesday
evening. The Professor will have an ex.
Cellent opportunity to show his accom-.
plishments, as the instrument in this
Church Is most excellent one.
BIZ order OF the Preachers N. E. AS
ISOLATION, there will DO union meeting OF
oil Methodists OF Wheeling, tomorrow
afternoon at three o'clock, in the Zane
street NJ. 3. Church, to pray for the bless
ing OF God to rest on the General Confer
ence about TO assemble In Cincinnati. A
full attendance is requested. Rev. O. P.
Masden will preside.
THE Minerva Literary Society, Of the
Wheeling Female College, will give one OF
their enjoyable entertainments this even.
ing at the College Hall. The young
ladies will hold q reception In the College
parlors at the conclusion Of the perform.
ance. The programme before US prom
ises much In the way OF variety, aud we
predict that large audience will be pres.
ent TO hear the efforts OF the fair per-
formers.
SQUIRE ScuuLrzE dreamed that he was
having u fight with an imaginary oppo.
nent TOR the Sherif1alty the other night,
and dealing out blow OF determination
from the shoulder knocked his wife, who
was quietly sleeping beside him, oblivious
alike 70 politics or house cleaning, into
the middle Of the floor. We drop the
over what followed. The Squire
didn't canvass any, We may safely say, the
next day.
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A GREAT TREAT FOR WHEELING ASr
VIcIsrIY.-The original Company OF Jubi.
lee Singers from Fisk University, Nash.
vile, Tenn, have at length been induced
to sing in our city. They have returned
from Europe, and are now on their way
TO take part in the great Centennial exer.
cises at Nashville, their University home.
They are notably the most remarkable
singers on either continent, and will
be greeted here, as everywhere, with
full house. The following opin.
ion OF celebrated musical critic will
give some idea how this company has
been received:
"As TO the manner OF their singing, II
must be heard before it can be realized.
Like the Swedish melodies OF Jenny
Lind, 1t gives new musical idea. 1t has
been well remarked that in some respects
it disarms criticism; In others, 1t may be
truly said that II almost de6es 1t. 1t was
beautifully described by simple High.
land girl-"lt ellis my whole heart" Such
singing lin which the artistic is lost in the
naturaD can only be the result Of the
most careful training. The richness and
purity OF tone, both in melody and har-
mony, the contrast OF light and shade, the
varieties OF grandeur and gentleness in
expression, and the refinement Of the
piano, as contrasted with the power Of the
forte, fill US with delight, and at the same
time make us feel how strange it is that
these unpretending singers should come
over here TO teach US what Is the true re-
flnement OF music, and make US feel its
moral and religious power.-Mr. Colin
Brow1, Ewing Lecturer on Music, Andsrso'
nian University, Glasgow.
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be- en- inquired for several days previously,
he would have said without hesitation,
that he was opposed TO fusion, and un-
comparatively 30. He was not now 50
sure whether he had had perfect under
standing then as TO what was contemplate
ed, and so he held himself open to con-
yiction.
S. B. Mcoulloch was opposed to fusion,
and being asked why, said that in the first
place he did not believe there was TO be
anything won by 1t, and In the second
place he didn't believe in winning by
such means. He was opposed 10 any coali-
ton from principle, and would rather be
defeated in q square fight than victorious
through the aid OF such an alliance.
A number Of other gentlemen were in
teryiewed, some OF whom had not formed
any conclusive opinions; others declined
Just at this juncture 10 say anything that
would embarrass them hereafter If they
should conclude TO change their views;
and others had nothing 10 say which they
cared to put on record. We believe the
above, however, will give pretty good
general idea as TO the status Of our proml-
nent citizens on this question.
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AMusEMESTs.-"Amater MigM" at d,
Comique.-To.night, in addition to the
regular programme at the Variety Theatre,
several amateur performers living in this
city will contest Tor prizes in club swing.
ing, clog and Jig dancing, and dutch com.
edian specialties, The entertainment thus
offered is certainly unique one.
Concert Nert IPeek.-A quartette OF well
known singers from Pittsburgh will give
grand concert in the Wheeling Opera
House next Thursday evening, May 0.
Among them Is Miss Jean Wallace, who
won such universal favor when here be-
fore, the other singers being Miss Rosa
Goepwender, Prof. MayerhotIer and Prof.
st. Colville. Mr.. O. Y. Lucas and Prof.
q. Schockey, Of this city, will also particle
pate in the entertainment, which cannot
be otherwise than successful.
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PERSONAL MENTION. Mollie and
Ida Frew, Of Wheeling, visited friends
in this city Observation-Disclosures Bulletin.
John 0esterling, Esq., Of the Central
Glass Works, left last night for Pittsburgh
and New York. He will be joined at the
latter place by Mr.. Conrad Seibert and
one or two other gentlemen, and the
whole party will leave May Sth, for the
Empire of Germany, to spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. Nal Gutman, Of Gutmau & Bro,
retured home Wednesday from an extend
ed trip through the interior.
Col. Will. McMechen, Is threatened
with typhoid fever, and is confined to his
fathers residence, North Main street.
Arthur Sinsel, Esq, Assistant NJ. Of T.,
B. & 0. Railroad, is In the city.
Mr.. @. P. Whitney, formerly OF this city,
we are pleased to hear has connected
himself with the agency oil the Brush
Electric Light Company in New York
City.
Henry ]. Arbenz, son OF John Arbenz,
who has been attending the Conservatory
OF Music at Stuttgardt for the last three
years, arrivedin this city on visit TO his
parents on Wednesday evening.
John Handlan, Esq, is lying seriously
III at his residence in the Sixth ward,
Hon. W. I. Wiley went TO Cincinnati
on Tuesday to attend General Conference,
Mrs. Wiley accompanied him as far as
Wheeling, where she will remain until his
return.-lforgrrtoiun Netu Dominion.
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No CREMATIoN.-The executors OF DR.
LIE Moyne have been applied to by party
In the East 10 cremate the body OF q
suicide, who expressed the desire 70 have
his body burned. Asst is purely a matter
Of favor that any body is cremated in the
lie Moyne furnace, save those that die
within q short distance Of the town, the
executors are unwillingto cremate any one
about whose death there may be any
doubt. The death OF q suicide three hun,
bred miles away may raise questions that
It would be inConvenient to settle satisiac.
torlaly, the executors therefore declined
to assume any trouble or inconvenience
that the case might occasion, and con.
sequently the cremation will not take
place here Washington Reporter.
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BEsrrAL CRIME AT MARTiS's FEREY.-
Thos. Beavers was on trial in Martins
Ferry Yesterday, before Squire Houghton,
on a charge Of having sexual intercourse
with lis daughter Ida. His daughter
Blanche was among the witnesses exam,
ined, Her testimony showed that he had
ench connections about one year ago.
Ida gave birth to a still born infant on the
lith Of this month. The testimony OIL
Blanche was all that proved anything con-
clusiyely, she swearing that she had seen
him In fdoTdnle dsiictl. Beavers was held
in 81 900 bail 70 appear at court
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.. ). REvESuE ExnInIr ron AYEAR


What We no In the Way Of Mahufaetur.
ing and selling Cigars, Tobacco, Ale,
Beer and Porter.
From Col. 7. ]. Blair, Of the U. s. Rev
enue office in this city, we have obtained
the following facts and figures in regard
to our cigar, tobacco, ale, beer and porter
interests, mot only in this city, but in the
counties In this State comprehended In
the First and Third Congressional Dis
tricts.
We first give the cigars manufactured
in the First Collection District Of West
vireinia-the District comprising the First
and Third Congressional Districts Of the
State. during the wear 1879:
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Do you know that there are strange people
In our community, We say strange because
they seem TO prefer TO suffer and pass their
days miserably, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when Shiloh's Vitallzer Is
guaranteed TO cure them.
Sold by E. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hal, and Chas. Msenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty.second streets.
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Lw. TmBErrs, Dacota, Mimi, says: ~
am using TUFTS Pills and am having bet.
ter health this spring than l have had in
thirty years. l have suffered much with
dyspepsia, but your pills have mastered
1t. l feel like new man. Go on with
your good work and may God bless you,
which l know He will de-" piw
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EXTRACT from Telegraph and Messenger,
Macon, Ga: 1--WE had tested its virtue
personally, and know that for dyspepsia,
billiousness and throbbing headache
arising thereirom, it is the best medicine
the world ever saw. We had tried forty
other remedies before the Simmons Liver
Regulator, but none OF them gave us more
than temporary relief, but the Regulator
not only relieved, but 1t cured III"
NWP6W
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WE hayea speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth, and head,
ache, in Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal In.
jector free with each bottle. Use 1t II you de.
sire health and sweet breath. Price 80 cents.
Sold by z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty-seoond streets. MwT4eoW
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In the past few months there has been NOR,
than 10000 bottles OF shiloh's Cure sold
Out OF the vast number OF people who hay,
used It. more than 1900 cases OF Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once,t thence IL Is thai
everybody speaks in Its praise. To thost
who have not used II, let US say, you have q
cough, or your child the Group, andyou value
life don't fail TO tryit. For lame back, sideol
chest, use Shiloh'S Porous Plaster.
Sold by 3. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall and Chas. MoenEemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty-second streets.
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IsIrA. 7. STEWARDS REMAISs?-Yes.
terday box which came to this city by
B. & o. express was reshipped on the
steamer o'Neal to the party to whom 1t
was consigned, "Dr. w. w. Scott, Steu-
benville. O." There being no DR.. W. w.
Scott at Steubenville, the box was opened
by a jeweler named Winfield Scott, and
found to contain human skeleton, minus
the head and one leg. 1t was given in
charge of the express man with orders 10
return 1t TO the boat, but the clerk would
not receive 1t, so 1t is now in the hands oil
the express man, who paid the charges on
1t. The charges by the B. q Q. Go: were
only twenty-five cents, so that 1t could not
have been shipped from any great dis.
tanrn
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BIG LIBEL SUIT.
Lewis Jones sues The Cincinnati Com
merciAI for eI0O, 900.

Lewis Jones sues the Cincinnati Com
merciaI for 100000.
Our readers will remember the story We
published last Monday of the secret mar
riage Of Harry Jones, son Of Lewis Jones,
Superintendent Of the Etna Iron Works,
and a resident Of this city. With that ar.
ticle We reproduced highly sensational
dispatch from Cleveland TO the Cincinnati
Commercial, giving version OF the affair
rejecting very severely and very unjustly
upon Mr.. Jones, the father. As said then,
there was no basis whatever for the allega-
tons about Mr.. Jones conduct, and that
gentleman has been in consultation with q
Cincinnati firm OF attorneys since the pub
lication referred to. The result Of this cor
respondence Is that yesterday Mr.. Jones
instructed his lawyers to commence pro-
ceedings looking TO a suit against the pub.
fishers OF the Commercial for 100000 dam.
ages by libel. Should the outcome be as
It may be reasonably anticipated 1t will be,
similar suit will also be instituted for O
like sum against the Enquirer, OF the same
city.
To-day's Cleveland papers, we are in.
lOlueuI VIII Contlu 5oNeIa uuuA'iIo "
Wheeling people which 90 to prove that
the man Grierson, the pretended brother.
in.law OF Harry Jones, while a resident
OF this city was engaged in keeping q
house Of assignation, and that his wife il
net sister OF Mrs. Jones, as represented.
Harry Jones, the cause Of all the trou.
BILE, is proving anew the truth OF the old
saying that 1.-THE way Of the transgressoI
is hard" He was arrested in Cleveland
a few days ago, on warrant issued on
affidavit OF some friends OF his wife, and il
now in Jail. We are informed, though we
know not how correctly, that the charge
brought against him was that he had
threatened some OF the persons concern.
ed in the affair, and they were afraid oil
his doing them personal violence.
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Book BEER.-owing to the great de.
mand for the Nail City Book Beer, we
hereby inform our patrons that we will
have another lot on draft in all the princi-
pal saloons OF this city, Bellaire, Bridge.
port and Martins Ferry on Saturday, May
!, and Monday, May 8.
Nail Cry BREWING COMPANY.
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JUsr what every person wants, nice
pot OF paint in one-lourth, one-half and
one pound cans. Sixteen shades OF colors.
All ready for use. Pure lead paints, A
nice lot Of small brushes chesp, Sold by
McLa Brothers, SOLO
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For Cincinnati-St. Lawrence.
Stencils, &c.-West Virginia Stencil &
Seal Works.
S777 q Year.
Sl25-A. b. Shaw.
Adyertisers-Geo. P.!Rowell & Co.
Wanted-Agent.
To Bondholders. +,
Opera House-First Grand Combined
Concert.
JIG. Orr & Co.-Wall Paper, &c.
$4,000 To Loan.
S-T.-Note Received.
Estrayed-Cow.
Best So Cabinets-Plummer.
Wanted-To Borrow.
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Telephone, Telegraph, and kindred cleo.
trical messengers will all be utilized by the
orders for Sozodont, which will be flashed
and sounded over the wires. It Is as well
known abroad as at home, as cleansing
agent for the teeth. MwP&w
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q HIGHLY esteemed lady OF Lancaster
n. Y, Mrs. Catherine Zimmerman, in
forms us that she had occasion to use thu
ST. JACOBS OIL In several cases OF Rheuma
tism. Swelling ofthe Limbs and Erysipelas
with great success.
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EoR SALE, OR WILL LEASE FOR
j. A TERM OF YEARS-ThAt new, substantial
and desirable Property, on the corner Of TWEEN
uethan Main streets,
The building Is well adapted for first class Board.
Ing OF Public Houte, three stories high, presenting
CANT Store Rooms on the frst door well dnlshtd az
70 feet Over these are fourteen Rooms One Of the
rooms on the hrst door eau DO used In connection
with those ABOVE. The other will yield n IeLtAl al
least Of $500 per Annuin,
Apply to ALEXANDER BONE,
Central BuEiness and Real Estate Agent, 1873 Mar.
ket street, Crangle's Block, over City Bank.
apis
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UNDERTAKING attended to by Robert
Luke, at No. 1880 Marketstreet, near Post.
Office unreasonable rates. TThAS
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A FULL line Of ChIldrsn's Sailor Hats
Just received at BELLS.
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ONE HUNDRED Styles ChlIdren's Hose
from loo upwards, at BELLS.
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WRATnKR INDICATIONS.

SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rars Bargains a
the Iswelry Store Of
JACOB W. 6RUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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DENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT De
IL SIRE to ave their natural teeth We would ~
that NO an now better prepared than ever 6eioIe y
enahlS them 10 do 20, By the use oil On ELEcI il
and Landowner Gold FIlllDgT, with more ease 70 9af
Patients, than have heretofore bcen made N this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PlnNer. What We Say NO can prove ~ Sc'uAi
Naturalization, Call and sec for yourselves,
JAMES N. SUBGLsON i soNi
aui No, tiI8 Market 81, Wheeling, W. Va
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FOR SALE.

E'oR sALE-LIMEsroNE QUARRY
on tho line Of the G. 4 z. Railroad, near Bridge
port o., hNying switch 70 aold seven cars, shute %
shops, lot Of track iroI aud cars DC. For further
inloruation call Oh the undersigned At my residence
In 5ellaiIe, Ohio, or At the Work.. ARTHUR MO
CLAIM, BellAITe, Uhiu, March a. 1880, tnh23
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The above shows falling off in the pro-
duction, as compared with the year 1878,
OF upwards OF five millions cigars. There
were sold during the year 1879 thirty mil
lions, yielding revenue OF $4,000.
During the year there were in operation
about one hundred and twenty factories
in the district many OF them, however,
not running full time, which probably &C
counts for the falling off in the production.
After taking Off the factories closed dur.
ing the year 1870, there remained but
eighty-seven factories in operation in the
entire district at the close OF the year,
fifty.eight Of said number being in the
city Of Wheeling.
TOBACCO.
Then follows the number Of pounds oil
plug and smoking tobacco, made during
the year 1879 in the first collection dis
trict Of West Virginia.
City Of wheeling Isaoktns !SS
County OF Marshall (tmskDgl IS
County Of Wood s,VS.
Total production, pounds. $50
The tax on tobacco was "a cents per
pound for the first four months OF the
year, and 10 cents per pound for the re.
naming eight months.
The revenue derived from sales OF
tobacco for the year 1879, was, at "a cents,
Sc, 1853 20, and at 16 cents, Sls,64O Oh, in all
S24, 79S So,
ALE, BEER, &C.
We also give a memorandum Of the
quantity OF Ale, Beer and Porter, manutac-
tured and sold in the First Collection dis
trict OF the State OF West Virginia, during
the year 1879:
City Of Whesling, ~
County Of
County OF ei9
County Of Brooke............. ils
Total production birrel'.... .,...........-2s'seo
Quantity sold during the year 1879,
27,S79 barrels; revenue received from sales,
The tax on all kinds of "iermented
liquors" Is one dollar per barrel, oil thirty
one gallons, and "a per cant of, to cover
leakage, &c. The production and sales
were mostly "Lager Beer"
From the three memorandum furnished,
| itappears that therevenue collected during
the year 1870 from the three subjects oil tax
alton was as follows:
On ...slS9oOO "
On ztIvo os
On Ale, Beer and Porter...............- 2o,Iss W
Making total s2soSss @
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LADIES' regular made SILK Clicked Bal
brluuan Hose for 25c at BELLS.
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THERMoMErKR RRCoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, IS
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
7LMtaM.SF.M7r.Al JAN. IAN. s p N. Pm.
50 20 - o. 81 81 o. @
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, April SOL A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the Upper
Lakes, the Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, rising barometer, colder
northwest winds and clear weather, pos
sibly followed in the northwest by a fall
ing barometer and warmer south winds.
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FOR SALE

For SALE
Ny tarm-SSa aerss-on Wheeling Creek, two miles
from Elm Grove. Three houses, three stables and
oefnlt iee,souse, tool'house, cafriAge-heuSe. The
W. q. WOODWARD,
ly0 LaBele WORKS.
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JNO. EMSHEIMER,

Eleventh ST., nsar Second Ward Market
P.s. store open every night until
1npn. apr23
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Ghe 9atelIigettfer,
Nhn AdyerlisenlenIs.

oaiceI Nos. 70 and "a Fourteenth street
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TOBACCO,

Then follows the number of pounds Of
plug and smoking tobacco, made during
the year 1879 in the first collection dis
trict OF West Virginia.
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STATE, during nc wear ls79:

Total number Of cigars 0.S
Fourteen counties.
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GEO. u. CALUWkLLi AnQ'i
in the office Of Squire Philips, the INTEL,
IoEScER man assailed him with the usual
questions. His responses, or the gist Of
them briefly stated, are about this:
"without arguing the questions in
volved, 1t seems TO me that moth
ing in the recent political history Of our
State has created such fear and dread in
the Democratic camp Us the prospect Of
the success Of the fusion movement. This
Is Its best endorsement. There may bO
impracticables enough 70 defeat q triumph
over the Bourbons by coalition, but they
evidently are not OF that opinion. It Is
most heartily to be hoped that there may
be a universal, harmonious and enthus-
iastic support Of the suspicious measures
which In my opinion have beenso happily
inaugurated 70 deliver US from under the
rule Of party, which in West Virginia
recognizes only confederate discharge as
a certificate OF merit or standing"
Squire Philips said u his opinion had