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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-19
AN OFFICE MUCH SOUGHT
FOR.
The Second Assistant POstmas-
ter-Generalship and Who
Want lie.

want It.
One of the stiffest fights thus far devel-
oped under President Garfie)d's regime,
is for the second assistant postmaster
generalship. The office is one OF the
latest in the entire roll OF patronage.
According to popular belief, the place is
lined with greenbacks, and all OF large
denominations. The contestants for
this Office up to latest reports are; Gen.
Brady, the present incumbent. who can
be induced to remain; MIR. William b.
Thompson, superintendent OF the rail-
way mail service, who will receive Gen.
Brady's support il the latter finds that
he will be forced to retire; Chauncey L.
FIlley, the Republican boss OF Mis-
souri,, who vainly aimed to be Post
master-Geueral; Clint Wheeler, expo
lice commissioner of New York city; Mr..
Grier, the Pennsylvania banker, who
voted for President Garfield, first, last
and all the time, at the Chicago conven-
ton, and says she is sure OF the place"
Col. Stillwell III. Russell, OF Texas, who
stumped Indiana, and great personal
peril, for the Republican ticket, and has
strong Endorsements from the West and
South, who will take the first assistants
chair. il the second is not to be had;
Col. Dudley, one Of the United States
msrshals of Indiana, whose friends claim
for him the credit OF the October victory
in the Ilonsier State, and John l..
French, principal deputy under Gen.
Brady, who would not be unwilling to
depose his chief. There are numerous
dark horses in the field. also, several
OF them "1hOroughbreds,' and with ex-
cellent running qualities.
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Thrilling Adventure and Marrow Escape

Thrilling Adventure and Narrow Escape
On Thursday Mr.. 7. b. Davis brother
OF Senator Davis, and one OF the firm oil
Davis Bros, while prospecting for coal
in q rough, unfrequented place near the
North Branch, in this county, was shot
by some person to himself unknown.
The particulars as gathered from him
are substantial as follows: In the morn
ing named he went out into the woods
where some miners the tirm have
employed were engaged digging for
coal. The scene was on a steep
mountain-side covered with laurel, thick
underground, and large rocks several
hundred feet above the river that roar
ed in its rapid descent beneath them.
A miner named Weir and Mr.. Davis
left the others and wound their way
down towards the stream, digging &C.
casionally in the decent, until within
about thirty yards OF the bank on West
Virginia side, near the Brsnt place, in
Elk Garden. Weir was several wards
below and to the right OF Mr.. Davis, in
the act OF making an opening with his
pick, while the latter stood fronting and
looking across the n. Branch toward
the Maryland side. AS he turned par
tally to the right to address Weir, sharp
report of gun was heard, resembling the
crack OF home rifle, and simultaneous
ly Mr.. Davis felt a sharp singing ser
sation about the nipple, where the ball
struck him. His first impression was
that the bullet had entered his breast
and that the wound was probably mortal.
Weir quickly came to his assist ince, and
both shouted loudly for help, but re-
ceived no answer, it being too far from
the other miners to be heard 80 near the
roaring stream that drowned their
voices. When the shock and excite
ment had in a measure subsidized, the
two men, Mr.. Weir aiding Mr.. Davis,
slowly wound their way up the mountain
until the other men heard the calls and
camo TO their assistance. Examination
OF the wound developed that the oall
had entered the gum overcoat worn by
Mr.. Davis, passed through it, thick
under-coat, the vest, and under-cloth-
ing, and cut q furrow in the flesh just
above the right nipple, making only
slight wound. 1t was a glancing shot,
fired lust as he was in the act OF facing
to the right, or it would probably have
resulted fatally. Who did it is still
mystery. Mr.. Davis is under the i'm.
preston il was done accidentally and
came from the Maryland side. Some
one, he thinks, either mistook him for
game OF some kind, or shot at some
thing in the river and the bullet glanced.
He can hardly believe any person did 1t
through malice, as his relations with
employees and miners, and the citizens
in that section, have been OF the most
friendly nature. He received the con-
gratulatioHs Of many friends on his mar
row escape. The strange part OF the
affair is that il the shot was accidental
why the party failed to respond to their
calls. Ii it was not accidental, murder
and robbery must have prompted the
act, as Weir, who was nearest, could
not have been seen by the party who
discharged the gun.-Keyser Tribune.
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does, the venous TO artsrial blood, which
supplies the system with sustenance.
II also leaves large amount OF carbonic
acid gas in the system, by reason oil the
imperfect action Of the lungs, which 10
brought about by detracting from tie
supply OF oxygen. Carbonic acid gas 10
poisonous, whether retained in the sys'
tenn by this means or inhaled. Alter
this investigation Liebig modified his
claims. The doctor disproved an as
sertion made by an English physician
that alcohol was OF value as stimulant
BY pointing out that many persons had
lived as long time upon less or rs
much food without the use oil alcohol.
In referring to his long fast he expressed
the belief that il he had taken alcohol
he would have failed, and defied any
one TO produce an instance where per-
son had survived for such a length OF
time without food even though aided by
alcoholic stimulsnts. "Alcohol, ne
further remarked, calls into greater &C
ton the forces Of the system. In case
il is given there is a recOil which follows
in Oppressive feeling, and the dose has
to be repeated again and again, and the
system must have an immense power
OF force to respond. Alcohol does not
warm the body. The face is flushed,
the eyes are bright. but the internal
temperature is decreased. A blush on
the face comes at the expense OF some
other part OF the body. There is GER
tain amount Of heat in the system.
Flushing on the surface by use OF stimu-
lants takes heat from the interior parts.
A hornets nest rightly stirred up is just
as good for the purpose as alcohol, but
is never prescribed" DIR. Tanners
views are evidently correct, and should
attract more attention than they prob
ably will. He did not consider the thou
sand and one evils that almost always
follow in the wake Of intemperance, but
discusses the subject from a purely
point Of view, and by pointing
out the physiological effects OF the con-
slant use OF alcoholic liquors clearly
that their use is detrimen'
tai to health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-19
Fair Cohnt and Free Ballot"-Mahone

.Fair Cohnt and Free Ballot"-Mahone.
Rockingham, Va. Register.
Was there ever baser calumny upon
a people uttered than the charge that
elections have not been fair and suffrage
has not been untrammeled in Vir-
glnial
And the calumny is the baser because
uttered by Virginian; by one educated
by the bounty of Virginia. and who &C.
cupies the position of Senator by the
votes of the very party he now declares
has been engaged in the fraudulent
counting of votes. Elected by demo-
Gratis, he now seeks TO blacken their
character by charging that they have
been guilty OF crimes that would incar-
cerate them in prison and bring down
upon them the rigors OF the election
laws.
But the most astonishing feature in
connection with this charge is that this
calumniator has been a prominent and
active member of the Democratic party
all the time; that less than four years
ago he sought the nomination fer Gov
ernor at its hands; that he has always
proclaimed himself q democrat; that
last fall he declared he was working in
the interest of the democratic party, and
not until he takes his seat in the Senate
of the United States and overtures are
made to him by the Republicans, does
he discover that elections have not been
fair in Virginia.
As long as be had hope OF receiving
promotion or position at the hands OF
the Democratic party, elections were
fair and suffrage was untrammeled, but
when he finds a bargain can be struck
with the Republicans by which he can
"feather his nest" and dish out patron
age and be heralded by the Republicans
as the Southern Moses, to lead the be
nighted democrats OF the South through
the wilderness OF democratic principles
into the land OF Republicanism flowing
with milk and honey OF booty and spoils,
he turns Judas Ito his own soul and to
his State, betrsyine with kiss the State
that had educated and fostered him, and
vies with Conkling, Logan, Hoar and
Dawes in denunciation OF his people,
and in the miserable can't about "Bour..
bonism," which has Of late so offended
the car OF all fair, right.minded people,
North as we'll as South. But Virginia
will pass through this cslumny like pure
gold through the furnace, untarnished,
and while she will necessarily feel keen
ly the treachery and per6dy OF this son,
she VIII reflect with pride upon her
bright catalogue Of illustrious sons who
hava heen true To her grand traditions
and unsullied honor, and sne will find
consolation in remembering that,
treason Is not inherited"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-19
The Greatest Blessing,

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every time, and prevents disease
by keeping the blood pure, stomach
regular, kidneys and liver active, is the
greatest blessing ever conferred upon
man. Hop Bitters is that remedy, and
its proprietors are being blessed by
thousands who have been saved and
cured by it. Will you try itP See an
other column. Laughlin Bros. & Co..
Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-19

81 Memory Universal LaSgltuue. Pain IN the
Bark. DRIiueS, OF TisiOn, Premature Old Age,
agl many other diseases that cad 20 Insanity or
Consumption and Pm mature Grave.
Ss-Full particulars In our pamphlet, which
We desire t6 send free by mail to every one. The
Sp cic Medicine l. sold by All draggiSti al 81 per
pa Kaye. or six packages for s.. or will be sent
iree IN mail on receipt % the mGuey by address
iug The GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
Buffalo, y. Y.
Sold In Wheeling by Laughlin Bros. q 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-19

The woman who filled the bomb that
killed the Gar was first suspected by
her neighbors because she smoked Gig
srettes. Mark one for Russian intelil-
gence. We always suspected that vo-
men who smoked cigarettes were chang
ed with some kind OF dynamite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-19
sDaily except Sunday.
No. 7 and IS stop at all stations.
wEsrBouND TRAINS.

B. & o. Palace. Drawing Room aud sleeping
Can on all night trains.
Close CONNECTIONS are made for all points
south and Southwest North and Northwest,
making this Desirable route for colouist and
persons moving 10 the great West, and 70 whom
particular attention Ia given.
WHEELING, PITTsBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave wheeling .s:S A. 4. 1:4o and $40 2.
No trains run on this division on sunday.
Tickets TO all principal points on sale at depot
once open at all hourr during the day.
Information to the travelling public cheerfully
given. W. N. CLEMENTS, N. Oft
r I. DELIVERIES. Gener,i Agent wheeling.
deci
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-19

This institution was regularly incorporated oy
the Legislature Of the State Tor Educational and
Charitable punuSas, in lSts, for the TERM OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, % which contract the
inyiOlable faith Of TIE state is pledged, which
pledge has been renewed by an overwhelming.
constitution adopted december ~, A. ID. 1879
with Capital % 100000, 10 which hiss since
atSed reserve tund Of $4,000. Its Grand Single
Number DisiribG,!On will take place monthly,
on the second Tuesday IL never scales or post.
POM. Lnnk aL The llLLlMing hisrrihnIIon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-19
ALEXANDER BONE, SR.

>1OTARY PURLiC, GsNEHAL BUSINESS
y aud Reai Estate Agent; -, 49,, Ia
Loans nesoiiA,ed Ss sCihSeS oP Books opened
MenuiaI ana cl0sed. Estates settled, Notes,
s e.sl lcrogutS and Rents Collected Houses
BooA 80 IesSel Collections promptly re-
ki Advances made. All business cores
In15s1ce eonfdentislly attended 70; send Tor
SS..'s. IN IL. owe, CitV Bank. wheeling. w.
Crals.e janSl
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TRUSTEES SALE
GLADES IRON WORKS

By virtue OF deed OF trust from William TAFT
and Jennie NJ. TAFT, his wife, and Charles K.
Iaverty and Helen +. Layerty, his wife, to the
undersigned trustee, dated the 18th day OF June,
I'm the year lsS0, recorded among the public
West Virginia, In deed book No. 46, page 257, l
sATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY,
A, ID. 1881, at the iron furnace, oil the premises
10 be sold, commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
proceed TO sell at public auction, 10 the highest
and best bidder, the following described real
estate or so much thereof as may be necessary
TO pay the debts secured by said deed OF trust,
with the accrued interest thereon. and the ex-
penses of sale including the trustees commits
sions, that Is 10 say: The following real estate
ANA property situated in Preston county, West
Virginia, on the waters of Three Forks Creek,
known as the
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~ McEadden

Drurss 1910 MARKET I'. 81; I sSn.s AN
ID h,sp,,rLI,,,s, erected promptly and Satis-
CAs.>u' p,s1Sand Specifications prepared ana
i-c,1,.s tirri<hj On application. Careful
e,,,ui,s,.io1 given 10 buildings Psrtie. desiring
~ asS. OF 10 make Improvements on pr,
saEt b.'..ilii ~ vel 20 call o. address as above
my une' VIII Wv ]. ID. McFADDEN.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG r. R
Condensed Time Gard.

GOING EAST AND WET.
On and after Nov. 7, 1880, all trains will run
daily (excpt Sunday, ~ follows:
8Through trains to Pittsburgh.
2Through trains 10 Cleveland.
2Through trains to Chicago.
Pullman's Parlor Cars between Wellsville and
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Can on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
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A FREE BALLOT AND A FAIR
nnTTNT

To sell psrtys principles.
10 life TO stain, its hands 10 soil,
And all this lose for nothing else
Than petty gains OF public spoil
Means fair ballot.
To bend, and kneel, and crawl In dirt,
To seek alabyrinthins way,
Regardless OF the general hurt,
20 that few get dribs Of pay
Means fair count.
To greet dishonor as q guest,
To engineer q selfish trade,
To open To the world brest
That's neither honest nor afraid
Means free ballot.
The party Was. has been, II Is,
AMI what the party leaders want
To lust to hold the offices.
Regardless OF all party can't
That's free ballot
Our party's past has made US bold.
And helps Us push our party plan;
To get and keep Whist We can hold,
And make the land Republican
That's fair count.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-19

az wv
English Rene
dy. AnuRtsil'
ing cure for
seminal Weak
ne>S. Sperma-
tOrrhea, lmpO-
teucy, and all
Diseases that
follow as Sc I
qucuce Of self
-. - 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-19
NOTICE..

NOR LE-FiVEHUNDREDA AND THIRTY
N five acres of land, us acrSs cleared, and
the remainder well timbered and waiered
Thirty acres OF the same in meadow. Two
dwelling houses on the same, with stables and
out buildings. This tract is suitable for divid-
ing up In smaller tracts. Situated on McElroy
Creek. I'm Tyler county, W. Va, within one and
one half miles OF a good water mill. For further
particulars call On or address u. b. SLATHERs,
RipIey Tyler county. ". Va feblSsb
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Executors Sale.

THE UNDERsIG NED, EXECUTORS OF WIN.
i NJ. Lunsford, deceased, will on wedne,-
dvy, the Goth day Of April, 1881. in front OF the
Court House, in Wheeling, W. Va, sell OF public
auction, for cash, the following described pro-
perry, viz:
Lot numbered six (6l in Leatherwood men.
toned in the will OF said Vim. N. Lunsford.
Six shares of the stock OF the Citizens Street
Railway OF Wheeling.
One carriage aud one carriage harness.
One cart and one cart harness.
One hose. Sale t. commence at 10 o'clock
A NJ o l.. HOLIDAY,
q. LAMB,
Executors.
At same time and place will be sold:
One Cow.
One Express Wagon.
One Buggy.
One lot Farming Tools.
One Bedstead and Mattress. -
LEWIS LUNsFoRD.
&c. HERVEY, Auc'ioneer. apl6i
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- Splendid Opportunity
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

To win fortune. Titd Grand Distribution,
Class Z. 81 New Orleans. tuesday, MAY 10th,
lSSl-lSd Neatly Drawing.
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,vr MILD POWER CURES
d HUMPHREYS
ESMEO PATH c
SP ECIFlCS.

....,.... L. ,ypsrieuce an entire success
f5-', p..,.,,rt. Enirisnt and Reliable, they
>ihP -. 49, llsIuts hptcd - popular use
a. t-' ''.'' - ,-rRy, raICE
Isl - CONGESTION. lnnamnations, 20
l. ,,.',,,,l W1r,u Fever. Worm Colo, 30
q, crsing ColiC. Hr I'-thiuf OF Infants %
nisrr6.a e. 'lildCcu Or Ad'ut,..'' 80
1Sscntary. GRIPPING, Bilious Clic'. 80
- 'sSol,.~., Nor5u>. Vomiting ..-.... 30
ca,,bs- t.ld. B-'uchltis. $4,000. 80
S.nralg,a. I1Bsla,hr, Pa 'eache' 80
. h"tiA'us' r.i,.',.,s stomach -. go
~ SHpprc,.rd or fa,ni"i fer'"N' as
a. Mnitss, t11 P~1:,,-e frrioHs '..''- -
"a Croup. Cough. ID ihcult Breath'ns., 30
"a S,tt Rhrum. Erysipelas. Eruptiohs' %
Eh.rmatism Rheumatic PANS 20
~ sever aud Ague, Chil. Power, Agaes 90
~ pile. B nj or Bleeding, ....-..'''' ~
40 cgt,rrh. acute or chronic. Influenza 90
On Whooping Cough. Violent coughs '9O
"a General Debility, Physical weakness ~
. Kidney Disease, Gee. ,......-.--''' ~ o',
> Nervous Debility ..-...'''..''.' i'Vo
sD Urinary Weakness, Wetting The b'd '9O
- ni,sa.r of the Heart. Palpitatlou' 100
sinh, druggists. or sent by the Case or sin
VA. yrtr free. 81 charge. on receipt OF price
S.HI r Dr.. Humphrey Book ON Disease, ac.'
uttrar-,I b. a,sp illustrated Catalogue. fkhh'
AIlr-ss. Humphrcy>' Homeopathic Medicine
60. 100 ynltOn street, New York.
LOGAN & CO.. Agents, Wheeling.
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FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LoTs-I HEREBY
- offer for sale $50 feet Of ground on FIT.
in this city, in lots OF 90 40 or ~ feet TO suit
purchasers.
The above property Is the only large piece OF
ground now vacant In the city, convenient TO
business, and the most desirable to be had for
residences. Tne property is near the Central
Glass Works, between Wood and McCulloch
streets, and known as Shriver's Garden.
H. z. SHRlvER,
mrs 1911 Main street.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis
RAuwAY-PAN.HANpLR ROUTE.
come Rat.

Time table fer East and West March Is, 1881.
Trains leave Panhandle Depot loot OF Eleventh
street, near public landing. daily, sxcspt Sun.
day, % follows:
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Capital Prize, 10000.
10000 ncze;s at Two Dollars each.
Half Tickets Sl.OQ.
LIST OF PRILEl

M Ftizes Amounting 40
responsible corresponding agents wanted al
All points, % whom a libesal cor penSatiOn win
be paid.
FOR further Information, write clearly, giving
lull stdreSN send orders ~ express or
Registered Letter or Money 0nler by mail.
Addressed only TO
n. A. DACPErN,
New Orleans, La,
or N. A. DAUPHlN, At No. Si9 Broadway, New
YORK.
AL our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are IN
Der me supervision and management Of Generals
y Il, BeaCrscsrd and Jubal a. Early. apis
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tOn sunday two cans win leave Hombrook's
Psrk st 900 A. r., and city st ITO ?. T., 70 &C
noiS JOS. KLEEH Sept
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FOR SALE.
Desirable City Property for Sale.

Nos. 10, II, IL, and 10,
Insquare No. 30 in that part Of the city known as
BU1NA Vista.
Now occupied by A. s. Gillespie. Inquire Of ..
apl2b WIN. II. HALLER.
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TO CLEVELAND
ONLY 8 Hours and Is Minutesl
TO CHICAGO-only Is Hours!

steubenville accommodation leaves Bellaire at
i:l5 P. NJ, Bridgeport at $780, and arrives at steu-
benville at sos Pm.
Leaves Steubenville at $50 A. n, Bridgeport
at S:52 A. NJ; arrive at BellAire al 9:05 AN.
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all principal
points In the East and West can be procured at
the ticket ONCE In Bridgeport. 4. A. FORD,
nol7 General Passenger a TICKET Agent.
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Time Table N. { {. 6. r. r.

NyASD AFTER SATURDAY. NOVEMBER
I n. 1850, cars on the Wheeling and Elm
Grove X r will run a. follow. Can wiz Iesve
.nd Horn hrook a Park. At
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ecca week In your own town. Terms and %
800 ousst free. Address X. HALLrTr Co
Portland. Maine. osffeo
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GRAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

TRADE MARK
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

The Republican papers. witk . sensk
tiveness born Of the Pfesidenfnll con-
test of 1876. have taken great paine to
let the people of the United States
know that Mr.. Garfield was fairly
elected President. md that he did mos
go intolthe White House vish . p,srzl-
ity Of the popular vote against him.
They nov. give Garfield o vots q ~
446. 623, and Hancock's at 4.44S.l06-
showing an excess for Garfield over
Hancock OF S.55f voses TAis differs
slightly from the zts6nne alnaAnac's
table. which gives Garfield over Han
cock 3,03S. IL is to be remembered.
however. that these are pluralities. NOS
najorities of the whole popular vote
cast There was a third Presidential
candidate in the late elecfiou-Weavsr.
Greenbacker. and he received S07, 40
votes. When these are taken into the
account tits found that. while Gar
Geld ran ahead OF his most impovtans
competition, $500 votes. h lacked Sl6.-
zoo votes Of n majority Of the whole
number cast In other words. there
was majority in the popular vote a
SIG. 706 against Gar1isld. .lls lgrs
but there Is lissle siguifcuDse - these
figures Mr. Garfeld was ,eiectsd. and
no person in the Land disputss his claim
to be the rightful President II would
be desirable. II II were practicable. TO
have the successful Presidential candi-
date receives majority Of al the votes
cast. SO that he might be clearly indi-
Gated Is the choice Of his countrymen.
But this cannot ALWAYS be. unCer our
existing electoral system. and No mus
be content ut times to see . mna right
fully inaugnrxted Who has rsceived only
q plurality ,ef the votes cast for three OF
more candidates, or who, while receiv-
ing . majority Of the electoral votes.
may receive only = rnisorifyos Ne popu-
bar votes IL Is . psoof thas the Re
publicans were never entirely satisfied
with Mr.. Hayes title to the Presidency.
when thes. take such pains 20 show. that
Mr.. Gxrdelds IL . great deal better
s. Louis Republican, - Hpf
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Land that man has newly faod
4 land that only God has EnOwn
lnreugh all the sonndiess crcfes flown
1et perfert Blossoms bless the sod.
u An "a perfect bras Hume the trees.
And perfect nnheard har1nonies
foslr Ont eterna1ty 10 God
= Thousand miles OF mighty wood,
mere fbunder-storTns stride fire-shod;
Thousand plants at every rod.
stately tree al every rood:
en- fhousand aeaFes 20 ereyyt tree.
And each q miracle TO me-
1et there be men who doGbI of God.
rN4x --Jo0qusa MsLicv, IN the CG1sJorszion.