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sATuRpAY. NOYElLDER ~ IL,

at 10 O'Clock AN. ,h. f.,l.,,.
scrtbed property, that b 10 say: gtrt,lr ,'s l-'
land situated III the town OF Fulton. u6i', ~ q
West NluSinm, bounded and dt.gFil, 49,. 'ElGly
Beginning ~ the porlhesst corner u MA ,''gt'.
land VI the Intersection OF The National X 'gye O,
alley bounding said hlud ON the ta5t-t ~ ~
along SAid alley two hundred itot 10 t,rT1 sllh
thence west along the llpr Of said SIM, any, t.t
dred anu - feet 10 the line OF Manh,i A4l
thence north with MARSHALL line one lgt.gI,' 'ot,
thence At right angles 10 said last MI, y,, " ltt
70 the west line OF satd piece VI land. lE,rt9 ttI
with SRid wcSl line one HUNDRED ir ttuti, 9Y1h
Road; thence east with the south lup M ,-Ilielll
two hundred feet ~ the place OF btglul M 1 ''sl
AlsO u certain other piece OF gtuuiId Ir'5.
north side Of tn National Road In NH, Xxx . W No
ton, opposite the land above described ib,,i igl'
said National Road one hundred ipctand ..T,,vs 20
back the depth OF the dwelling Nous, T,ii,.a-.s
thereon. '"4sr
Excepting. however, frum the real ,.,.,.,
above described the part thuHuf ur',,t'e, NJ
AdOlph Yoke 10 Henry X. Hes By GrrI t{loi "
vember SIN, 1878, recorded IN Dryl E,E y 40
page 49,, being seventy tive feet FINN ~, 20 T, r.
street adjoining Marshall on the pst gni N''rr
back To an alley. '"44lgs
The title Is believed TO be perfect butruHt..
vey only the title vested In me By said ,ir,t 1pl
TERMS OF SALE;-Ouc ihi.dul ihrpurlu.,....,,, 'Nl
and Us much more ~ tue purchaser may II t'''i
In hand, the balance In two equal u.I ',,'. 's'l
six and twelve months with iIpfr,f f,,.,' ~ =,
sale, the purchaser giving uugvs ,rttlp.I KY o.
trust on the property for the dvpn ,y' ol
W, II CALDWELL fT'l,..
W. J. W, CowDEN, solicitor ''''"V'
" H. MAllEn Auptnurpr
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MAnRIEn

sIilRK ToRTER-Qn Thursday evening, Octo
BY the Rey,C r. MGtlien, 1, ri sItEE, 81 Wheel
Ing and Mis- sALttt PoRrtR, Of Pleasant Valley.
0GLEnAY-ItO WELtl-on THURSDAY. October 2J
~, 10 81 Matthews Church, a O'Clock =, X, by
Ia NJ Hsy X \, n B sTege MGI w ootEaAf %
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF ISLAND AND
l. NORTH WHEELING LOTS.
hy virtue Of deed Of trust 10 me, made BY John
Y. Parker Joseph n. J. Parker and Simon P, Parker,
datGd October y, 1875, and recorded In Ohio county
Land Records, lii Trust Deed BOOK Il, page 30, !
will, OIL
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1881,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ", sell at public auction
ali the lots In PARKER BROS. ADDITION 10 the
city Of Wheeling, In North Wheeling, lbelng 70 In
nulnber) aSSurvCyed and laid ont byW q. Smith,
Civil Engineer, except lots o. 10, 10, H. 49, ~, a.
Also lot 9 In square 10 In Checklists amended adj
dltOn to said city, fronting on North Front street.
wheeling Island, 10 feet, and running back to the
Ohio river.
TERMS on sALE:-o nethird Of the phrchasc
money land as much more as the purchaser may
CleCt) cash III hand; and the residue In two equal
payments IN six and twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale; the deferred payments to DO &C.
cured III the satisfaction Of the trustee
Selling as trustee shall convey Stich title as Is
vested In me-
Oc2tlSAnO,N A, j. CLARKE Trustee.
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~ jest's prosperity lies In the ear we
" nm wh9 hears Y never In the tongue

We have to thank our New Cumberland
friends for q hnmber Of cordial invitations
to camp with them for a day or two, and
observe the modus opeandi Of fire brick
manufacture We hope to take II all In al
some early day carbon works and Mi,
Having come 30 near 10 touching orr car.
bon pointed pencil In the sacred flames Of
that ever flowing gas well, IL il not strange
that II has caught the gaseous flow, md
pefsistently refused to stop short re-.
Cording, ere this length was attain.
ed, the notes Of Our pleasant trip to Han.
cock on Thursday last.
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SToCKs FOR SALE,

STOCKS FOR SALE
IenwoOd Iron Works, 10 shares,
Citizens Street Railroad, 20 shares,
Odd Fellows Hall Association, II shares.
Greenwood Cemetery, 70 shares
BCllalre, G. Street Railroad, / share.
franklin Insurance Company, T9SharcS
Gus stock, lunexCeptonAl neighbOHng city, ~
shares, good Investment.
Apply to ALEXANDER BONE, ST., Real Estate
Agent and Broker, 1878 Market Street, Crangle's
Block OC29
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r lST OF LETTERS

county ". Va, Saturday October %, 1887. To OBJ
tain any Of the following tho applicant must ask
for advertised Letters, giving date Of list:
blackburn, C. Hughes Harper, Charles.
Brown, Elizabeth, Jones, Frank.
Buck Ellsworth. johnson, Robert,
llrownlGe, Mrs. RcbcCca. Klein Frederick.
Black, Vim, MoSher. C.E
Drlmmon, Mrs Elizabeth Mccullough, A.P.
DOnley, Clement MCCay, A. L.
Farley. Mrs. W. Miller, George.
Fcrmng, Miss Lizzie. Mullegan, ThoS.
FannOn, Miss MOllle. Robinson, ThOS K
Farkens, John. Russell, Miss MOllic,
Fox, John. Sullivan, BennOni.
Gray, q. l.. 8tollbitLA, Heinrich.
Greene, John HtOn0bunIer, l..
George VIM. c. Scott. Windheld.
lille, Mrs. Rachel Weber. Charles
Hill, Mn. Il A. Wolf, IT,.
lllnC Miss Lizzie. West, SC.
Harris, Mis- Lottlc. WO0de, RS.
Oc2O H. STERLING, r. N.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II ERTY. MP
BY virtue Of dssd OF trust uaie bv ,,.,.
Yoke and Cathartne Yoke. IL wife Ia ~, Al.la
tee, dated February 18th Isl, and fscs H., Z ts
once o. w !as S SiGsE 81 The County to oS
L. page 81, will sell AZ public auction Az 4, No
door OF the Court House Of said COUNTY gs gag 'ua,
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oil Of a lnnI Z &c..
NH H. mo az trustcr ia, W. MaIc by lAul a.
PIN n tsSn snJ I',t hr @'t uuy ul Murb
IA County IH,,rt oi Vbi ' ''u vUyt X iAr Crikd
nNei ~ TynSt itoGi X" IISHun,l wet Virginia, IN
pVnnhto c"MIy MI HUI, ooL OF Court Huu,c
% O''S !, IS TI,Sn,N, v ,',r,',,', uh
commencing at 10 o,clock NJ n ,'' my, wv,
estate, that Is 10 say: Lot, NpI a ~, WING nhl
James Baker and James Il l4ErF. .,iI l"1i' " ~
city Of Wheeling, situated ON lie c8,, 70 ihr
more street; also lots g. III. q IA II ,''' w ~ lA
north half Of lots and II In ,QuhI an, ' KY llr
d, 7, and aud north hall Of Dl In ,,, |p'l igA
John h. Bakers addition 10 hr clty ,' ,r u u
also the imCtiOn Of lot q IN H. tNLgrInr FHlgi
on the southeast corner Of lglh anil VISA .tt',,,
fronting 60 FEET OF lg'h street gnd ummg Gark d
w ,VI,t On fcCi ~ IN, ~ H.. "IyniE lFl,A, au
~ ip,h siFcct md r,innin, I,rt m,uu.f 'mnlltg
T.ooG IN thS d"nth NJ IN cr I"" ''""'H wheeling
Fractional iot Il, Egt Wheeling vi,rho., At,
az a SvbnIn aud il, thIrr ,",Ii i'H, N"ne Offend
Sni m 10Th street md nil in H. v"'" IgIlilg ~
mo-, nancy IN III" ,y"si '' ~ N"l lSgihg Tie
,,l'nS mo st1r trnn," Nm. '"'" W lIoihA
SIN ;ThN IN in saii snnnrs, 10 aud to,,,n,
,onsratSy and ms gh"cnn wv, 'H W W. ~ olgnd
sIPe mNs, mnmev ''' "''' '"'" =" WY Yielding
Wy ,iu Snnd q Il; souorc a ,,II,,o,.,i....,,
rita bciIeynj ~ hc ,,ooT H., Wv XXX i"mely
49, II coUvev nnIw ,Wch iiii 'm' s',t % Uu''rl
thS iSed 0f tFiiSt n ioIcSd ~ =" " ''"' III by
'TsNMs az SALr"Unehaif ro,,, opl u,,..,,...,
~ ,'s,h ~ - VII IL" N" .r haHNceM
.ns S Snd evIIcmccd X manu- "r lt gR IN
~ ysteIncd Xiii Mi thc 'br,ir"ha. W.,C Ivy 10
sDS,istSC,nrllv SacmIrd F"''''"'' ''"'! NlNT
A'''''"''N'''' I'll IrCrs r,,,.,..
Iouv n ppSntVTny Attntnnv % ''"'W"
SWS"ITi iitIITn IWc,iI ,,',",'''''
". y. I'"''s';',' 's"S ''s'SS W ogIl
| wuRpIiSG ppopFp1v' w NVhll
ia, Win ~ n jcrG NJ ,r,,., malt, L., ,,..,..,
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comrnoncing nj 10 O'CLOCK 4, ", The l0ITONINiNt'
Scribcd property, that Is to Sy. AL Tue 'oulh
one.half Of the enSt Onc.hall Of The lot nun
6ared one hundred and sixty Of addition 10 lge
Sgld city Of Wheeling laid out by Ieier Ngntll.
ISiIn PaWcctt and Others, commonly called nv
!, TbSallng, addition being situate On Tie north Nlg
y, 'NTauieenth street aud having front Oh @l
a. St,os tT thirty feet aud running back lheptt nAy
ieCt ~ Gl Uniform width Of aId front ion li1g Iin
nInu I'm Vigh said lot eaSt aud west nhd dNlu'"S
ths Saine TITO equal parts .,,,.....,.,.,..,
sTIiIn nal eel to be good but selling y lthlce
shaii SonveV only such title us Is vested ~ me-
Tho deed OF h Nlst aforesaid. ...,,,,o
Terms o. .SALE-0nc,thld Of the ,d In,', ,osy
money, and as uuCh more n ."g P mo "Sno ' IN
Sisii,nSnL ~ SiX a nd twelve months t"pe'tygl,
With interest from dizzy Of sale. purchaser giving
mat"s Secured 6y dee 4 Of trust upon the pioIgH
iorueleFteu P"''"''v ". r. HUBBARD, Trustee,
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commence, rg NJ 1890 oCoCkA M,pro'yi 'S ,Io@H
lie front 4, lor Of the Court House o. ,r
Wesi Virpitna, 10 the highest md hrst b'pu,, ~.
ioij0wInR ieA ribbed property, that Is To say a. Ia
nnribeaSl One.haf Of the Gnst uneh nli 81 ",
nI,mbercI One hundred and siStyUi inr0HNl"In ttg
Inc city Of wheeling laid out Ny rglct aatl lyjssS
FawCctt and other called tst MnItllII tbe'gc
souih. Of tho uniform width Of lliil Is,' INV
feet 10 line running across snid lot all" "''''"
The Snme into two equal parts ..,,.,,,I, shall
Title believed COOL but selling N lfi,, it ,gJ
convey only such title us hYes'ed III nv"
TIRNSoFs1LE-onc.tb bird OithcpurlJa.,.g m" ., \,
and n mitch more s the purchaser way i,
II and ihe residue IN tWO equal ,ali'gi u .tlr
an i twelve MONTHS, Win intctt,' i,o' li % T,t
put chaser giving notes, scc4fEu ,} , "
anu .V'"'' u 'W M, i HUBBARD. iiN Isg6
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T1RUSTEES SALE OF EAST WHEEL
il. ING PROPERTY. ..,..,r.,.
BY virtue Of deed Of trtIs made by An9e , 'sT Si
OF, wife OF Robert Taylor with E4lrf ...,,j
h us6and and Rachel Birch, 70 thr ,Il"n,s'tG5 s
trl Stee, dated June ~, lsi9' nl, NM l =, Obn
SSoInpty, West Vltginia, In Deed oiTnsl E""s N"'
mage 81, shall OH
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ExqyRHOg
TO MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

All persons desiring 70 visit this new summer 10
sort, near Oakland, Nd, are informed that tickets
turn frOm the principal stations On the B, 80: r
K, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Isl, good for I'VE
days on all regular passenger uRinA
The sale Of lOn VIII take place on wednesday,
TraInS leave Wheeling on Tuesday at GS5 and $50
A. Y, and 6:l5PM .u..,
Good acComPodatlonS can be bad q OAKLAND at
moderate nte, q J. AASphN,
ocg7 President
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t11RtiSrEES SALE OF lsLAND TIOF,

NJ virtue Of deed Of trust m9de Wy .flits,
g Ga, Sebr'9ry Gth isT7, aud record " g81y.
" Ike & 'ctk Of the County Court ~ "." D. Ia3t
Y s stS Vin lnla In Deed y TtuN lapI '., ,f %
d, I viii atl Rt public auction a., '"- '''
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T1RUSTEEs SALE OF EAST WHEEL
II s.,.,

RU'STEEs SALE or EAST WHEEL
: j. ING PROPERTY ,..sM
by virtue Of A decd Of trust made ny ,,B.Dle,
C;ot;ter and Catherine, his wife, to ing r ,8.In
dated tic 10Th day Of March, 1870. nlN Wy lh6
The Office o. the Clerk Of the Co9n,y f ,@o t,gs So
nSse 3G7 iEiiSif sell 1t public auction n W., yiI.
I6es n tLe Court House Of Ohio COUNTY N'N va
gliia, on ..............,.. ,..,
AMIN. ucing ut $50 o'clock 4. ~, the iloN,,ral
SSnsihni SrOiierty, that Is to srE lhe ',iiga,,I
a,,,SJ sit, tInt Numbered seven gnn0 hNH' al,
0,,S Il, ~. edition 10 the city Nhtti"s '"''
W T f1tG Gel H. good but scgs trustee i he
o,,,xay u,iy ,,c 4 little A Is vested III i1s W
dG TRR & I51j si alGe , ' 5
and as much more As we batI an,oi Ig.lruc ~
IL " SRd twelve vel months, rpcctTcly ".W assnri
By deed Of trust and policy " ""
properly loF"e "V'VWWW F. III .sDAED, ifasd
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DOR SALE CHEAP - ONE GOOD,
II young horse. JOS. sPEIDEL 8 co. oG9
DOR RENT-THREE ROOMS IN A
II good nelghborhood. Good reference will be
required. Apply At No. 1911 Jacob street: oc2ge
NTANTED-TWO FIRST CLASS GRO
w cery pOrten who are acquainted with the
business Apply TO SIMON BAER 4 SONS. 0c29
DOR SALE-AN ENTIRE PRINTING
II ONCE will be sOld low, a. owner Is desirOuS Of
changing business, For particulars address y.
HALL, ~ South Baltimore street, baltimore, Nd
nC29h
.VXTANTED-A BOY 10 OR 10 YEARS
w old TO learn the drug aud prescription bush
ncse' Must come we'll recommended Address In
own handwriting given name and recommended
tlOn. Address, "DRUGS," care lSTELLIGENcER
Office, oc29
STRAYED.
Ernu, t,v Drou,Isca ~, tho tsInnL n nad and white
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Seen through Other Eyes.

The attitude of England toward the Unit
ed States was, up to 1865, that of ignorant
contempt. Englishmen generally did not
think us worth studying, though sometimes
they put themselves to the cheap trouble of
caricaturing Us. That year we surprised
them. We put down rebellion whose sue
cess they had prophesied from its outbreak,
and established as fact the republican ex-
pertinent whose failure they had persistent
ly predicted. We have astonished them
more since then by our lenient treatment of
leading rebels, and by the great reduction
IN our national debt. England has always
admired material prosperity, and the success
we have reached has surprised her into
warmth OF praise. She has, too, grea t
regard for commercial integrity, and the
rapid way in which we are payiug off our
debt is great wonderment to the richest
nation on the globe still laboring under the
heaviest pecuniary burdens.
SO Englishmen have come to think it
worth their while to study this country; and
the study of late has been careful and can
did. The Times, the great organ of Eng
hsh opinion, now deyotes much space to
our affairs, and in its comments shows an
enlightened knowledge of us. The extract
from its columns, printed in another
column of the PRESS, is testimony to its
knowledge and fairness.
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The Editorship of the Atlantic.
Retirement of Mr.. W. D. HoweIls-Mr. IT.
B. Aldrich to Succeed Him.
boston Advertiser. 7

Mr.. W. D. Howels retires from the editor
ship OF the Atlantic Monthly on the first of
March and is to be succeeded on that date bv
Mr. Thomas Bailey Aldrich. For some time
as has been stated, rumors of an impending
change in the conduct of the magazine hays
been abroad, but negotiations have Just been
concluded, so that the announcement NAV be
made by authority. The relation between the
parties in interest in the change are perfectly
friendly and the arrangements are mutually sat-
lsfactory. Mr. Howells has for some time been
desirous OF retiring, that he might give more
attention to literary work, and carry out sever
al plans he has had in mind and he would
have resigned earlier in the season had his sue
eessor been determined upon and secured. Mr.
Howeils, II is announced will continue as a
contributor to the magazine, and it is said has
new story underway, the publication OF which
Will begin In its columns before long. 1t is al
SO said that the rumors current of radical
changes IN the magazine are not correct. On
the contrary, 1t is stated that its general policy
vii not be changed in the slightest, and the
gossip about lowering its standard" and illus
tra!lng it, to make it more popular is charac-
terlzed by both Mr.. Houghton and Mr.. Aldrich
as silly aud absurd" Mr. Aldrich begins his
work at once.
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every man or woman in every walk of life 1t fur
nishes exerc Sc which may, ami should be intro
duced in every house; which may be praeticed at
all seasons. in all kinds of weather. by persons of
both sexes all ages or degrees of strength weak
ness alone or III company. No cen say too
muchin praise of it, and no one CAP ford to do
withoutit. All who investigate thor Ighly, use it.
and consider it invaluable and Indispensable Ii is
the safest, simplest, cheapest and most efficient
medicine ever discovered. No claim is set up for
it which is 1nscientific or impracticable
General. 1t is the best of rest. 1t is perfectly
safe. No harm ever came from its use. 1t strains
portion of the system 1t directs the vital forces
to the affected parts BY its the health is easily
maintained. The purchase of Reactionary Litter
is the best kind OF economy. The convenience of
having one in the house is very great.
MIns, and srasn.- 1t invigOrates and strength
ems the brain, and renders it more active and eff
eient in all its operations.
SIeep.-1t is the simplest and safest narcotic
1t is the most natural and probably the best means
of inducing sound and refreshing sleep.
Nerves.-lt is wonderful tonic to the whole
nervous system. 1t is q most eticacious remedy in
paraly if taken in time.
lungs, Throat and VOice.-It gives special
expansion and greater mobility to the chest en-
ton, and brings the voice fully under control
As preventive and cure of lung diseases it has no
equal.
Exercise.-Iti is the most perftct exercise for
man woman, furnishing the best form of phys-
cal culture and development in the safest, easiest
most thorough and expeditions manner 1t is bet
ter than the gymnasium, and free from its dangers
cheaper than the sadde less laborious than boating
and infinitely better than drugs in majority OF
chronic diseases. 1t rounds and hardens the mus
cles, and educates them into ever ready, faithful
and efficient servants of the will,
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Garfield and Blaine.
The 'True Story" of the Maine Senator'S
Invitation to Seat in the Cabinet.

Washington Dispatch to Cincinnati Enauirer.1
It is due to Senator Blaine to tell the whole
story of how he was asked to take nlace in
the Cabinet. The circumstances attending the
tender of the place to the Maine Senator have
long been known to your correspondent They
are these, and are absolutely correct:-When
Garfield in November last contemplated Wis
it to Washington, Senator Blaine was at Ban
gor, Me. Garfield wrote the Senator in words
almost identical as foIlows:-
Hon. JAMES G. BLAINE. Bangor. Me-
will be in Washington on the Oath inst
(Noyember) for day or two on private busi-
ness III convenient would like to see you
there. JAMES A GApFrEr1
Blaine received the note by due course of
mail. and arrived in this city on Friday, the
18th of November, the President-elect having
arrived on the Tuesday preceding. On the AZ
tternoon Of the day of Senator Blaine's arrival
ne called on General Garfield at his private
residence on street in this city. For two
houfs the President-elect and the Maine Sena-
eor were closeted without interruption from o
single person. At this conference General
Garheld, without reservation, rendered the
stare department to Senator Blaine
. Inc ofier was quite surprise to Blaine, for
IL was thoroughly unexpected. After he had
recovered from it, Bl,ine said: General. I
part; | do not know how to make answer.
would like some time for reflection and consul
tatlon, and in the meantime will advise you''.
Gen. Garfield then and there urged Blaine to
accept, but he made no binding answer at the
tlme- subsequently Blaine had conference
with his closest friends, and the weight of their
testimony was that he should accept the place.
SAID he, Gentlemen, am inclined to accept
Gen. Garhelds offer; but meanwhile will for
a very short period still further hold it under
advisement"
After this conference with his friends. the
fact that Gen. Garfield had offered the Sena-
tor the Secretaryship of State was communi-
Gated to one or two of Senator Blaine's conf
dental newspaper friends. Blaine said: ssIf
the sentiment OF the country ldorses the Sc
lection Gen. Garfield has made, will accent
the otflce. Otherwise not" Early in Decem-
per the announcement was made in the En-
qulrer and one or two other newspapers. di-
Irectly and absolutely, that Senator Blaine had
Deen invited by Gen. Garfield to take the State
department.. 1t soon became accepted as a
TACT. The universal expression of newspaper
opinion was that the selection was good one.
Ihereupon Senator Blaine wrote a long letter
TO Gen. Garfield, accepting the place. This is
the story OF Blaine and the Secretaryship of
State. He will take the office on March 4th
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everyN here on kindred principles, a minority
holding views which may be the views of the
future though not of the present has to fight
hard for life. That the United States Larbor
more eccentricities of doctrine and habit than
Europe itself is no proof that American public
opinion might not and may not, succeed at
times IN crushing and tramDling upon an ego
tlsm more valuable and patriotic though less
combative. 1t is hopeless to expect that pub
lc opinion will exercise its sovereignty less
despotically The best end to be desired is
that the sense of mastery should teach itself re-
srraint and the scruples of tremendous re-
sponsibility.
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!. MACON lGa.l Telegraph: Georgia has had
but few -clearsr Aeads-and more intelligent
minds than those possessed by the late ven
cradle Judge 81. V. johnson. A gentleman
was discoursing with the writer upon the
excellence of his section, in the hearing of
the Judge, closing up with the expression
that all they lacked to have the fairest and
the best country in the South was immigra-
tion of the rightsser The venerable judo,
waiting for moment after this eoqued.
peroration, turned with one of his peculiar
looks, and exclaimed, ''No, sir, you don't
want people; you want school-houses,
churches, and newspapers, and when you
have made your country what it ought to be
the right kind of people will come to you,
not before" This was new revelation to
my friend, but there was force and truth in
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THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS.

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with q Card certihease signed by Stanley pullen,
Editor, al railway, steamboat and hotel managers
will confer favor upon by demanding credentials
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A BILL has been introduced in the Leg
islature OF Wisconsin which authorizes and
requires women to vote at the next general
State election upon the question whether
they desire to have the elective franchise
conferred upon them, and to assume the
duties and obligations of male citizens
Separate boxes are to be provided for them.
Any female citizen neglecting to vote, un-
less prevented by age, infirmity or sickness,
to be proved by medical certificate of dis
ability, is to be regarded guilty of a misde-
meanor, and fined not less than $100 or n
prisoned not more than three months, or
both; and any man guilty of intimidating,
controlling, or willfuliy obstructing any
woman IN voting. or of insulting any woman
in going to or from the polls, is to be fined
not less than $4,000 or imprisoned not more
than two years, or both.