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The public declaration of ex- Gov
ernor Chamberlain, now the com
mander of the militia in Maine, that
he would respond to the call of Gov.
Garcelon to sustain the lawful au-
thorities of the State, will doubtless
do much to silence the Republican
demagogues and idiots who are
brawling for mob law to decide po-
litical dispute. Elk Governor Cham
berlain is Republican and law
abiding citizen, but does not take
much stock in Blaine and his follow
era.
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ovations as may not only crafty his
most satanic ambition, but determine
him and the people Of this country
without regard to party, race, color
or previous condition of servitude;
that the great and ambitious sphinr
has at last found congenial home
where he can forever rest in the
hearts of his henchmen and blowers.
May peace be to his ashes.
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Some of those Republican preach
ers up in Name who are just now in
high state of excitement, seem to
need to get religion.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. ~.

| hHOuc lSlduu anu luc OtNelllOI "
that State hailed him as the sun, a
whose rising the stars, and planets
and comets, and other things hit
their heads and tails, have believed
that the Governor was born to great
ness and would achieve it or have il
thrust upon him. Now he is men
toned for the Russian Mission. Hi
earned it by that immortal speech Of
welcome
The English Mission is, it is said
held for Stanley Matthews in case he
is defeated by Garfield for the United
States Senate. This will give Ohio
the French and English Missions
but Minister Noyes is away from
France nearly the whole time and is
not much Of minister when be is
there.
Under the peculiar civil service re-
form ideas Of Mr.. Hayes, it may be
that very bad minister is no minis
ter at all.
Governor Garcelon, of Maine, is re-
ported by the dispatches of this
morning as likely to submit to the
Supreme Court of the State certain
questions as to the legality of his acts
in issuing certificates to the legisla-
ture to persons who received q minor
ity of the votes. This is to be done, it
is said. at the request of Republican
politicians. i have some knowledge
of Governor Garcelon'e character,
and do not believe he will do any
thing of the kind. He will be all the
less likely to do so now that his le-
gal authority as Governor is resisted
by those who make the demand upon
him.
General Grant will reach this city
to-day. There will be no public re-
ception, the authoritative notice of his
coming being so short, but an officer
of the law will meet him at the depot
and serve papers against him in the
suit against him by certain bond-hol-
ders of Metropolitan Church bonds.
At the time Psrson Newman built
this beautiful church, and the congre-
cation, in debt for most of it, bonds
were issued and Grant made one of
the trustees. The holders of the
bonds want their money.
The return Of Captain James V.
Eads from Europe, where he has ex-
amined carefully the means used for
the improvement of navigation on
the principal rivers, ensures an early
presentation to Congress of 3 plan
for the Mississippi. Captain Eads
reports that he was received with ex-
IRENE courtesy by the authorities
wherever be went, and that great in
terest was manifested in the object
of his mission. He is, after careful
examination of the Suez Canal, more
than ever convinced that canals pro-
posed across the Isthmus are imprac-
ticable, and that his own scheme for
railroad to convey vessels from sea
to sea is the one that must be adopt
ed.
According to official returns re-
ceived here, the iron interests of the
country even more than the agricul-
tural interests are booming" The
present and prospective demand is
such that exising means of supply
are wholly insufficient Foundries
long closed have been opened and
new ones being started. carroll.
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If President Tilden had been
made Of the same kind Of stuff that
Governor Garcelon is made of, Mr..
Hayes would not now be an occu-
pant of the White House.
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The wages of the employees o
the Pennsylvania Railroad will b,
increased soon.
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We return our thanks to Hon. B.
F. Martin for late favors.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21

Gen. Gof aad o.acr ReFna.icau "s.aic-
mcn of West Virginia were in Ncw York
la5t week, iryiEg io gel money from tho Na-
iioaa. CD1nisee o. tLe promises oi cif-
rgin- .he state .or darssld. Efcry dollar
t,at comes into ID sat 0n ich pleas s.
money obtained under h,lse prciemcs. -
Garfield g. ao more likely 10 carry Wesi
Virginia t!sn II meock f. Vermont. Ba.We
saai lc glad 20 see thcc local statesmen
-. large wee " tAe .uud oi tic National
gommidee ior circulation iH thls o1itc. ii
will ll % oar yo,uA6 OF cureacy anl q
tho came tine rIefeit ihc committee iroa
putting .t where Is wog.d do tllciF paEy
more good igia.ag fgif'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21
FB57 TLl5IsIi Js.gElaTY

Nine aepar;meata ofs.riy; text blaks furnish
ed 90 cost: calendar arfsa-ea O. suit ieachsrs -
cxpeus-, or one year iro4 sls5 81 500; loa-sec-
;afiau. liberal. thorough. fali Term begins Sep-
seq acr isl. 1850. Attendance iast year ioin .
counties ot West Virginia and l.om states ana
Territories.
For eltaloeues and other inforratian, ape
plv 90 the President, j. y. A9ap-oa, Morgan
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ja1e -. lsS9-cno
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21

INDIGNATION among the passengers in a
railroad car f. isTcponed from Ohio because
lady lct hcr pug dog drink out Of tie tin
cup attached 20 the water cooler. She re-
plied to rcmonstfancc by asserting tho.
Ter dogs lirs were cleaner than those Of the
tobacco chewing mar who objected He
Fetorted that be could whip any man who
world bocomg her champion, but nobody
volunteered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21

Cancri Fitzhugh Lee says The Firdria
straight-ouss vii caFTy the ate for Han
cock whether the roafyns.eTs combine witi
fhea OF aot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21

A firm of Scotch slipbnildcFs have esiab-
lishc,i isemsclycs atshanrhai, and are tDrn-
inc ous iron steamers Of the largest slze.-
All of their 100 woh.mcn arc Chinese,
Who labor loT few cents per day. Not
withs'anding nearly all the raw mate
fiel ufaa ia tllose yards ias 70 eros
oeasn. rowhere IN tie world can a ship be
built more cheapiy. The London IiD'es
sees in this Esc. s0methiDg seriously oinlnous
- tha shipwrghs on the Clyde and the
IqUe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21

Fact compeb ard ALTERATION penucdcs
n. to remark lhst Tanners t0rmcHting task
Is t.ra.nalad. on last Saturday, at b.gh
nom. a ihc mTriei of !actory phistle.. oi
Gs.l.amrfoclaimedihe hour, Che pluclsy doe
los broke lis fast with sippings 81 milk and
dainty BITS - iusciOgs melon. Ills proi's-
-ionai friends arc B0w engaged in bringing
him cautiously back to uonaai Diet, which
being ac oupiished, Tanner swears De viii
in luhrc cat three square" meals day.
oar friend Zialds are lcur-squarc-czcept
whom he dimes on pie..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21

The seventh annual Tri-Slaie Picnic aud
Exhibition Of the Patrons Of Hushandry
and laumcrs cf Pennsylvania. Maryland,
Wess Virginia and adjoining state, VIII
come osT I'd Williams Grove, Cunb. county,
Pa. Oh Tuesday, Wednesday, 1hugs'icy AID
FRIDAY, fugusi, 9th, 18th; 18th sad 9TH,
$50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21

East. Gle carica.uria of Hapers Hce'lH
q 8alwari republican, by q cartoon ~ 1873
grouping Garfield and tic other 0ieeit se-
belicr ,a. men lan1icapped himself for
effective aors DARING the Pre- ent camfaign-
The following Is what hethen said Of Gar
field and bis compeeT:
"Dis-gaer in tle eye Of the public far
owning Cgecil ,lobi.ier ,oek, whieA MAS -
iac- aad intentafraud uPonihe eo7efnnieni.
Also frr decei and ev. 9a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21

There 's 20 BrA.cl cgriCu. Gaze Of
dross'nes, A man sbogt iorty-Ggc years
of ssc. apparently in perfect health, has
iateiy bccH attacked Wy an Irresistible ton
dency 90 sleep. As BOON as ice stops walk
ine or cats himself even 20 raj ho ialis iEio4
dcep .nmher Allthe rcmedic- prescribed
by tie leading Belgian physicians have iail-
cd O. produce any effect uDon him. ihis D.
said 10 be d.c Grsi case Of The Kind IN IN
rope. although such cascs are by on mcans
rare anioae tic ncgroc- Of Guinea, who call
tielI Aff1r1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21
Hon. Jane. =. Hmyey, washington, D. G

Jcfn-alom uill soaa lc centre Of winter
fashion III matter 20 0n as they have bccn
going Not only hasil now German AMI.
iary inspector. and other officials 70 attend
% .hc apply OF water street cleaning, &C.,
with yiew of making IL pleasant abode,
bat d. g. anqornccd that Loihair, otherwise
thc tlaani 0f Bu.c las bought villa
nrlr tle Mount of olive. The Wizard
Bealiar,ci." a y,~ct called him sonfs
t.irg vasr ago, proved bis prophetic soul
when he concluded "Taucred' with the
announcement that thc Duke and Dutchcs5
of Belmont arrived at Jerusalem
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21
L8er...y ceaaala Uaaiy c.,ainld.

.tH3tss ~, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-21

MarohIc,ls7a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13

the ocean. After fishing several hours the ma,
made an attempt to land, when swell capsized ~
host, Ward, who Is an expert swimmer rearhsS
tho shore, but Green, the boatman, was drowned
His body was washed ashore.
LONG ISLAND
JAMAICA-Detectiye Stephen Payne Of Bald win.
who was arrested on charge Of atterupttns "a
levy black mail, had an examination before
Justice Belts at Jamaica on "Wednesday evening
and was discharged.
NEwTOwS. --Newtown is one Of the oldest settle.
meDts Intbe country. The records Of the town in
the town clerks office date back far as l850
The original grant Of the town (which included Lonr
Isl md City and Asioria) from the original owner.
Sachems ROewovo Wostroe and Pom wankon of m.
Wando weDenock and Canarsle tribes of indiana
for the sum of f76, 81.
LONG ISLAND CrTY.-James C0oney, Of No. Al
North First-st, Williamsburg. Charles Farley ~
No. 80 North Tcnth-st. and James Kelley vera be-
fore Recorder DelahaDty OF Long Island City, yes-
terday The three men went into Schmal enberys
groa gerry on Monday afternoon. Kelley lad some
bank notes in his hand which he shook in Farley,
face and the latter threatened to take them awsv
fiOm him. CO0Dey iDterfered, ana the party be-
came engaged in a rough and tumble light Cooney
who was getting the worst OF the night, broke away
and drawing his revolver, fired at Farley, but MI
Kelley. who fell to the floor. COoney out of A
side door to escape, Dut was arres' cd. Kelley WA
ARE, ted by Captain Woods. FARLEY also ar
rested for resisting the arrest OF Kelley The bail
from Cooneys pistol enterel Kelley groin and IN
tiIcted a serious wound. The parties 10 the fight
settled the matter ont OF court and the Justice ds
charged COoney with a repumand Miss ANNA
Heinz of Ninthst., Long Island CITY, Died on
Wednesday under peculiar circumstances. A week
before she swallowed fish bone, which suck IN her
throat and her physician failed 10 remove Ii. A
little later she forced It into her stomach. The mi
tation created an abscess which broke aud caused
her death.