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Daily Republican., 1881-09-22

rIyANTEI)-TO RENT OR BUY l.
w house with an acre or two Of ground,
within few miles Of Wilmington. Address.
"Purchaser." REPUBLICAN office, stating lG-
ca.ion and price, sept2l-2tdAltwt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-22

NOR PENTHOUSE NO. s44 MADISON
h street, Apply at 62l East Sixth street,
Of at the house, s44 Market street, sept219tf
Daily Republican., 1881-09-22
NEW ADyEw1IsEM GNrs.

r,yOR SALE-A FARM WELL ADAPT
u ed for peach raising, containing lsa
acres. 80 of which is woodland, situated on
the +, W. & b. B. X. H., at Iron HILL. Ad-
dress, HaRhl QofShSAs
sepI22 ST
Daily Republican., 1881-09-22
RESTLESS AND WRITING HIS REFLEC-

Everything at the jail is quiet tn
morning. Guiteau is described as b
ing some what restless, but h" alte
nately reads 2nd writes He is though
TO he engaged in writing his reflection
IN the shooting and the President
death. II is generally thought by tho
who have examined the statutes thu
Gu!teau cannot be convicted of murd'
undrr the District laws, and Col. Cor
hin is HOW said to entertain that OPT
ion.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-22
BREVRTI ES.

The fashionable merchant tailor of our city
is located at Fourth and Market streets,
known us the Wilmington Clothing House.
sun rises at A.. -. ...Sun seLs 3 5s
Reed birds at EulImer,s
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TuE Mormons evidently have little fear
Of Government interference with the prac'
tees Of their religion, At late gathering
of the Latter Day Saints in Salt Lake City
Delegate Cannon harangued them, saying
"The Government of the United States
will be powerless in the future, MS it has
been in the past, to enforce the Onti'polyg'
amy or any other law detrimental to the
interest or progress OF the Kingdom ofGod
on earth. Nineteen years Ngo, on the I'd
of July, the Congress of the United States
passed a law to prohibit and punish the
practice Of polygamy in the Territories
How much prohibition has that law ef'
iected? How many of us have been pun
ished for the practice Of polygamE2 BuI
one man, and he furnished the evidence
himself for his own conviction" And ye'
this man, Delegate Cannon, represents
Utah in Congress.
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Az important decision was rendered in
Cincinnati last Saturday in regard to the
right Of teachers in the public schools to
administer corporal punishment to pupils.
William Feundeling, a teacher, had slapped
nm ll.year-old boy on the face with sutli'
cIent force to cause slight swelling Of the
cheek, and the father OF the child had him
arrested for assault and battery. The court
before which the matter was brought de-
cidcd that the teacher had no authority
under the law to inHict corporal punish
ment on any pupil in his charge, and a
fine was imposed,
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levy IN assessment Of two per cent on Re
publican ottire-holders Why do We find
him at Lynchburg through his agents
manipulating and controlling Republican
Convention? Why do we find him before
the Union Republican League in New
York soliciting campaign funds from
Republican brokers in Wall street? Why
do we find him in the Senate yesterday
voting for one Of the most uncompromising
Republicans against one OF the most faith
full and distinguished Democrats as the
President OF that body, and possibly Presi-
dent Of the United States? Birds oil u
feather will flock together. LGreat APP
plause.l
Our readers will see from this bitter ar'
raignment that Malone is classed in Vir'
GINA as u Republican; and that the canvass
there is turning upon his personal and po'
litical relations to Republicans and the Re
publican party. The effort is to drive him
neck and heels into the Republican party
and thus array all the prejudices OF the
white people in Virginia against him,
Under the circumstances, it is not mucE
wonder that the sympathies Of Republic
ans outside Of Virginia are turning to Ma
hone, irrespective Of, and, we maysay, de
spite Of, his suspected position on the Deb
question, Their sympathics stand divorced
from that question. Judgement as to tina
is held in allegiance, People generally, out
side of Virginia, do not understand thu
DebtQuestion, They do understand, how
ever, that Malone is being mainly de
nouuced by the Bourbons OF Virginia as
Republican, and not us n Rcadjuster,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Thos. G.
A, D. 1850 and recorded In the office OF the Clerk ot
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia IN
Deed OF Trust Book No. II, page l. ! shall sell al
public auction NJ the front door Of the Court uouA,
Of Ohio county, West Virginia. ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, ISL,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. n, the following real
estate, that Is 10 say: Lots and In square . In
james Baker and James H. Bakers addition 10 the
city Of Wheeling situated on the cast side OF BAltl
more street; also lots g. 4 s. p TO- H. - H. and the
north half OF lots and in square r. and also lots
q, T. and and north half Of lot In square " In
John r. Bakers addition to the city OF Wheeling
also the fraction Of lot n IN East Wheeling situated
on the southeast corner Ut 18Th and Wood Streets
fronting CD feet on 10th street and running back to
the depth Of 10 feet toward Wheeling Creek; also
the west ~ feet Of lot ~ East Wheeling, fronting
on 18th street and running back toward Wheeling
Creek tn the depth Of IN feet,
| fractional lOt -, East Wheeling Will be offered
As whole and In three parcels, each fronting ~
feet on 10Th street aud sold In the way yielding tho
most money On the west one third Of said lot Is u
| good one story inlmr house,
The lots In said squares II and u will be offered
sepanlIely aud Us aWhOle and sold In way yielding
| the most money
| Lots S and In square will be sod separately.
Title believed IN be good, but selling MS trustee
shall convey only such title ~ II vested In me by
| the deed Of trust Aforesaid.
| TERMS OF SALE-Une.half cash and the balance OI
| the purchase money payable In one year with In
| lcTest anu evidenced by pMmlssOry n1e. Title Ia
be retained VII all the purchase money Is paid OF
satisfactorily secured.
IT.. IIuGus, Trustee,
joins o. PESDLETON, Attorney
| W, H. UALLEu, AuutOnrur. nCll
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purchased five bottles OF your Hop Bit,
tiers OF Bishop II Co. last fall for my daughter,
and am well pleased with the liittcrs. They
did her more good than all the medicines
she has taken for six years.
WM. T. MCCLuRE.
The above is from very reliable farmer
whose daughter was in poor health for seven or
eight years, and could obtain no relief until
she used Hop Bitters She is now in as good
health as any person in the country, We
have large sale, and thcyare making remark
able cures, w. II. liIslIOr% co.
MNELM
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TiTY OF WHEELING
LOAN OF 1881 4 70 PER CENT BONDS.

By virtue Of the authority vested In ts BY an Of.
dnannG Oi Tie City Of Wheeling, entitled An
Ordinance 10 provide for the Isslie and sale Of bonds
ri The City Of Wheeling 10 be known ~ bonds 81
1881 and tor the redemption and payment thereof"
nasScd By the Council IL the Hld CITY u Wheeling
IN the 2id day Of August, 1881. and ratified by tho
GnAilnnl voters Of said city Ut al election held oil
me 18th day Oi September, 1881 we will on the lN
day Of November 1881, At the Exchange Hank Of
Wheeling, ~ the CITY Of. Wheeling, West Virginia,
sci the bIiIds iBueil under shid Ordinance u the
highest Bidder Tor casb Each bid must be III
writing aud addressed 10 tho undersigned 1t tho
office n the CLERK Of The city Of Wheeling. NObid
for said bonds will he reCelych nj rate les than
ihpiT paF value. Said bonds arr CguIliI bonds 10
Inc amount Of Siit 500 S7j0O thereof arc NJ The
denomination II 500 each; $500 thereof u The
denomination Of GO each, and the residue thereof
Of the denomination n gl,UO, numbered from Que
10 40 inclusive. Said bOnIs afe dated November
it, 1881 and AFc payable Oh " bei0n November lat,
igii, al Id Bank and bear Interest at The rate Of
four aud One.hali DOH rnnl per ADnym. Inc CilI
nj Wheeling reserves the light 10 redeem At ia Daf
yaIlie any one Of more d taId bOndt ~ OF at any
'''''' " JSO. J, IOHF9
g +. lIlLDRETH
FIR. ;spsoN,
mi Commissioners
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ROBERTSON October Sth, 1851, on Proctor Creek,
GEORGE ROGERS, aged 80 years, II months ana
days
MRRGE-On Thursday morning, October 18th
1851, ut o'clock, ELIZA wife Of James Merge, IN the
3lst year Of her Rgc.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No
200 Main street. this afternoon at . O'Clock, Inter
ment ut Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WyANTED-TO LEARN THE CIGAR
w business, by young man Of steady habits.
willing TO work, and will start In A. llmost any.
thing and on any terms Address, APPRENTICE
BOY this Office Ocl4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-14

commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ", the following de-
Tribcd property, that Is 10 Say certain piece or
parcel Oi ground In that part OfthG city Of Wheeling
Ohio county, In the addition to said city laid out
by John Mcclure and described Hs follows; he.
ginning ut point where the south line OF the flint
alley running parallel with aud south Of High
street strikes The National Road; thence along the
western line Of said rOnd south about seventy feet
more or less to Mrs ROACh's llne thence west with
Mr. R0ach's line one hundred and sxty.threc feet
more or less to PHILLIPS line; thence north with said
Phillips line ify.slx feet 10 tho alley aforesaid;
thence east with said line two hundred and sixteen
feet moro or less Ia the beginning, together with
the improvements thereon,
Title believed good, but will convey only the
title vested In me by Nlh deed Of trust,
TERMS OF SALE-Une'thirl Ut the purchase money
and Us much mnrr Rs the purchaser may elect cash
In hand, the balance In two equal inStnlnCntS Ut
six and twelve months, with Interest from day OF
sale, the purchaser giving notes secured by deed Of
trust and policy Of insurance OH the property for
the deferred payments: ....,
W. J. W COWDEE Solicitor OclI
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

NlNEdepahmentsoi study; text books furnished
AT COST; calendar arranged 10 suit teachers; OK.
penSes for Ole year from $40 to $2O nO.scCtariAn
llbeml, thorough. Fall term begins SEPTEMBER
4 1881. Attendance last year from q counties Of
West Virginia and from States and TGrritOrleS
vlOtE.
20 For catalogues and other information Apply 10
the Acting President, D. b. PURINTON, Morgan
town. West Va.
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We do not understand the defeat oil
AIaior.General Robert Love, OF steuben-
vile. The General, as an apostle oil tenn
perance, was supposed to have assured
for himself the solid prohibition vote,
But It was not SO on election day. He
lacked sixty-six Of an election, Worst OF
all, there were lO9 votes cast for the Prohi-
bition candidate-enough and to spare, to
have elected the General, Why was this
thing thus? Why did the temperance
people Disseminate against Robert?
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joins o. PESDLEToN, Attorney.
". Il. HALLEl, AmrliOnpNr o
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

COMMISSIONERS SALE,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
CathRrtne schWeitzcr, adm, &c.
vs.. In ChanCcTy,
Mary Louise oshe, ct al,
BY virtue Of decree OF said Court entered Irilhe
above entitled cause on the I'D day Of August A.
THURSDAY THE 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. d. lSSl,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m proceed 10 sell at pub.
lie auction at the front door Of the Court House Of
Ohio county W. Va, the following described real
estntC thHt Is 10 say; The north half " the south
half Of Lot No. H. situated on the east side Of Main
street. Centre Wheeling with all the appurte.
nancrs thereunto belonging, lhaying on II u good
| twOstOTy brick house,.
Terms Of SalG-OnChRi Of the purchase money
CaSh In hand aud the balance payable ln one year
with interest and evidenced by prUmiSOry motto
with good personal security. Title TO be retained
til the purchase money Is paid or I'LL the further
O'N'' IT,. HUGUs,
WM. II. HALLER, Special Commissioner.
AuCtIOneGr. Ru30
The above sale Is adjourned to Saturday, October
|, 1851, Ut 10 O'Clock a, ", 7, J, lIUGUS,
| R30 Special Commissioner.
The above alc Is adjourned to SATURDAY, OC'
'o''''' 80 ''''' w - >'' ~. MUGUs,
| OCi Special Commissioner,
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.TRUsTEES SALE,

..,nIIcrI,I1c cIIT
huSlEES SALE
by virtue Of u deed Of trust made by Patrick 7.
Wclch and AImcdia his wife, to me RS trustee,
dated the I'm day Of June, 1919, and recorded ~
the office OF tho CLERK 81 ono I0nnly, west VIZ;
ginil, IN Deed OF Trust b4oE No. page HSS Snail
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1851,
commencing 1t 10 o'clock 4. ~, the following de-
sCflbCd property, that Is To Aly. Al the south
One.half Of the cast OmC.hnli " the lot mum.
Dcred one hundred and sixty Of the addition to tho
sad city Of Wheeling laid ont by Peter YRrnell,
John FawCett and Others commonly called East
Wheeling, addition being ituntC on the north side
s.reSt OF thirty eet and running bSci thence sixty
fect Of an uniform width Of Wild front to line run
a IN sd mTGS Io Saai T' u f' anu west anu ''S
shall convey only such lid us Is vested in me by
the deed Of trust aforesaid
TERMS or SALE.-Onc.thlrl Of the purchase
money and much more a The purchaser mIGy
siailment'a al six and twelve months respectively,
with interest from day Of sale. purchaser giving
notes secured by deed Of trust upon the property
'o' "'''''s' '"' ' W. p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
". II. ITAiER, AuCllOnCCr. SGlO
----,,,,C,,r,,,,,T, =, s,,r ,I,III,t,T
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EAST WHEEL
ING PROPERTY
~, ,t.,,,o ~ Ioo1 -, ,,,,s, mazda hy Ar,Io rov.
~ WoNor, Tay ", ,S,h Roirt aW0r iir
ioI, WIZ " moI p I'll Ii m W n,2SrI,,'s
,rn.iSn dai"d Imnc 10 IKE md r"coTIsI IN the
umstec 1 ~ Ti Suv ho omIy Tom,, NJ OiH
ounce " w w Wir,,To ~ 6ocI ~ rru,i iton M
county, WY hiSn''"i III wv" VI ''"'' i''"N ave- -
PnBe oHt ',MTI Iim NovIUuVp z Iss,
uorSNa al ittS oriocE a. M n%cCed To sell at
M" iront dpOr Of The Court House Of Ohio county,
m,i,SS nr"neTty tint il in snv All hS
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VNR USTEE'S SALE NORTH
L. WHEELING PROPERTY.
by virtue Of u deed Of trust made by Michael
MuiCncy and Anna II. MuiIGncy, his wife, to me US
trustee dated June 10th, 1876, and recorded IN the
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust BOOK No.
TO- page ~, will sell ut public auction, ut the
Virginia, on
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DRUGGISTS.
HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS.

AsplCndId purEatlvc and liver pill Forty large
and small plls III each box The cheapest and best
pill IN the market Sold Ny ovco
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TT1RUSTEEs SALE OF EAST WHEEL
1

NrpU VI ITITNT NTOTNNNIWs -, - -
TERMS OF SALE-O ne'ihinl Of thcp purchase money,
and NJ much more IA the purchaser may elect, cash
IN hand, The residue in two equal lnslallmenR NJ
six and twelve months respectively, with Interest
nm day Of sale. purchaser giving notes, secured
by Gced Of trust and policy Of insnicc upon Inc
P''P'''' WM. +. HUBBARD, Trustee.
az ~ tT,strn AupiIntpny gp,O
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Is TIE SECRET.
RAILROAD MEN, BANK OFFICERS, AND
CAPITALISTS AFFE TED
SERIOUSLY.
4 LITTLE INSIDE CHAPTER THAT WILL
BE EsAD WITH INTEREST BY
THE PUBLIC.

Railroads banks. and capitalists arc TIE great
moving and controlling power Of the world now,
and there f. a ROAD r5ugh roaG-t!rough which
All that attain 10 cminencc must pa=s, and many
fall IN tie hght Thought, study, mental and brain
work. Is the Highway TO cuiucncc; and work,
thought, worrying, planning, calculating, al food
upon Se brain and nervous system, and The results
arc Nervous Proslration, Heart-Disesse. Apo
plcx7. Paralysis, Neuralgia, Nervousness, sleep
los- Nights. Sick and Nervous Headache, and 4
sudden dropping cut Of the business ranks from
oycrwork and nervousness In some Of lis forms.
This IS the natural consequence; but If lhe ncr-
yous system is fed and supported in proportion to
the waite and demands made UPON 70, these fearful
result, would rot be heard Of or known.
The remedy IS a simple, sensible one. simply 70
feed the ovcrvorkcd, irritable nervous system.
And that can lie done, and that 4, being done sac
ce,sf.lly every day by the use Of DR.. BENSON's
CELERY AND CHAAONILE PILLS, a special
preparation Tor Nervous Disease, Sick and Mar
vons Headache, Nervousness, Slecplessncss, Neu-
rag.s. and Dyspepsia. Thee Pills are not patent
medicine, but made by a regular physician and
used by tins profession at large.
sold by all druggists. Price, 90 ceats box.
Depoh lo6 NORTH EUTAW'sTREET, BALTI'
MORE, ND. by mail, two boNe- FOR 81, OF SIX
boxes for s2.50, 20 any address.
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
- rue prspArcn FROM ALL POINTS.

-, chanres-Isiah Wnter In Iowa
W. ,r.r,u Reception sf Connecticu' Volunteers
csarlsS.on, :. C.--RepOrted Murder of
-. car Con~adicted-rwo Pitssyivania-
r.u,,v. Va. Girls Acquitted OF the Alleged
varaer OF Their Father-Phiiadeiphia
49, Attacked by Strange Disease-A
,....cs,y Strike Enaed-Marysvilie CAL,
= naneer rrem sIiucrs-Threa;cncd In-
=. os.break-Firc and Tragedies i'm
c..rsia-BrisiSh Sailor Murdered In Sa-
nnah-RaiIroad Matters In Louisiana
,r,s,hral Steamboa. InsPcctOr-An Irish
priest Holds T.and-Leazuc Meeting in His
c,.rel-Frenyh Cotton Interes;s-Foreigr
Nofss, &C.
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TIE CHANCES ~ ARTnUR's cADINET.
United states Sonatr-spsciaI Session

" ASutNNIbNs tCtOnCf -, 1901.
Mr.. sherman called up the resolution
authorizing the librarian OF Congress TO
receive and carefully provide for the safety
Of the papers Of the Count De Rochambeau
TO await the action OF Congress on the pro-
position 20 sell the same 20 the United
States Government. After debate the Teso-
luton was adopted.
Mr.. sherman then offered a resolu-
ton, which was laid over until the
meeting OF the Finance Committee, to in
yeStigate The accounts for expenditure OF
the several appropriations for contingent
expenses Of the Treasury Department since
July 1, 1871.
After swearing In Acting-Secretary ShO-
Der the Senate wentinto executive session.
When the doors were re0pened the Sen
ate, At $3.50 p. NJ, adjourned.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomi-
nation OF William II. Brown as postmaster
at Macon, Ga.
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.Fho Town of Marysvilio, CAL, in Dan
aer from Mining.

san Francisco, October 2j.-The inveS-
tigation began a week ago by a committee
of the Board OF Trade throughout the
mining districts in Butte, Yuba, and Ne
yada counties las convinced the committee
that the continuation OF the present system
Of mining will ruin the city OF Marysyillc
and the water-course cf the sacramento,
but that the ming interests are too impor-
tant TO be stopped. The committee think
the proper remedy viii be T. construct
dams. by which. it is believed, the doris
can be impoundcd. The miners express q
WILLINGNESS 10 DO this.
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Damage by Hoods ia IOWA.

Rr-Rt1yGToN, Iowa, October 25.-Last
nicbt tbe river rose IN additional inch
above the mark Of the noon report. The
water l. now two inches above high-waier
mari Of one year ago last June. The river
covers the Illinois bottom-iands opposite
this city for five or six miles. Large loI-
tions OF Jackson and Huron townships, III
the western part OF this iDes MOines) coun-
ty, are more or less flooded. Inc wafer Is
doing great damage to the crops.
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A SAILOR uURpE, ID.
Loni.innn pniIrond n1atfcrs.

SHREVEPORT October 2j.-Engincer
Poke and his party are within twelyemiles
OF this city, locating the line Of the Yicks-
burg, Shreveport and Pacific railroad.
Manager John Scott, Of the Erlanger COM
bination, is expected here daily TO select a
site for the bridge over the river.
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r,o A,,.ssd Murderers Acquitted.

DANyILIE, VA, October 2j.-Matlida ana
Emma Williams, two young White giFis NJ
teen and seventeen wears OF age respective
Iy. who were on trial in the County Court
81 Pittsylyania for the murder OF theiI
father, Robert Williams, near Wmthiel, III
this county, last month, have 1eeI acqui,,-
ted. the evidence against them beng Hsui-
feiaOf
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A ateanhoat Inspector Commented.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2j.-The steam
ho,t owners on the Lower Mississippi Val
lev. Alabams, Florida, and Georgia, repre-
senting 350 steamboats, and S3,OO0,0O capt.
tol nave commended the administration
~ observation-disclosures observation-disclosures
boats James A. Dumont in memorial 10
President Arthur.
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FLORIDA WATER,
TOILET, BATH, AND SICK ROOM
SWISS RAZORS.

TOE SURE TO Buy ONE BEFORE
Is YoU LEAVE TOWNSHIPS RAzOks---
a supply OF these exquisite RAIoKs' alNass ~, y
eriier ana ready FOR com Portable and iuxuflou'
shsVe need no h0ning give no trouble, orc listin
one lifetime. shave YOURSELF and save hnlareu
~ dollars. single aud d0able-blafed, IVORY an,
hone handles. strops 20 use wiih them-oniy Aihu
For or s ss DS Sc. DOVE.
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Reception or Connecticut Troops In
Feelings OF Amity and
Concord Prevalent.

CHARLESTON, :. c., October 2j.-The
First Connecticut regiment, OF Hartford,
and the Governors Foot Guard, OF New
Haven, left here at Il O'Clock this morning
for home by the Virginia Midland route.
They will stop in Columbia several hours,
and be entertained by the citizens and
military Of that city. They may also stop
i'm Charlotte and other points on route, but
will probably reach home by the end Of the
week. Governor DigeloW and stall and
many OF the civilians with him viii leave
here tonight for Augusta and Atlanta to
spend a dag in each place.
Authe Connecticut visitors are delighted
1T their reception. In the public entertain
ment given in their honor last evening
Governor Bigcl0w said "Thcre is one
thing that is beyond al question: The
State OF Connecticut viii ever cherish the
State OF South Carolina in the sisterhood Of
states, and will never forget the brother
hood Of the men Of South Carolina. Loud
cheerin0.l The people OF Charleston and
South Carolina have given us a hearty well
come. don't know what could have been
done that has not been done TO make our
visit here one Of pleasure
Mayor Bulky, OF Hartford, said that
when they started on the expedition there
was a feeling that they might be tTeading
on dangerous soil, bat since they had cone
they had found that they were Of home.
Colonel Barbour said: " We cannot
begin to express the qualification ,5ateycry
member Of The First regiment aud OF the
Governors Guard feel at or reception and
the lavish and warm-hcarted hospitality
/ that We have received everywhere in
/ Charleston. Yes, gentlemen, every man,
woman, and child in Connecticut is proud
Of L, and | tell Won that this is something
that will last beyond our lifetime; it will
90 into history, and tend to renew that
brothcrly feeling which will, | know.
never again be rudely broken asundcr.
+ rVrornpndous cbapiin01