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"Rough on Itch

Rough on Itch cures humors, erup-
tons; ringworms. letter, salt rheum.
rosted feet. chilbiains.
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FOR RENT

A COSY BRICK HOUSE OF
n Five Rooms situated No. 80 E. Seventh
South Street. Apply to John Wayman, at
next door west
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Minister Morton.

PARIS, March 19.-Figaro says: Presi-
dent Cleveland has requested Minister
Morton TO remain in Paris.
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SCHOOL For SINGING.

MUSIC PALACE. As FIRST
v South Street w, Mr.. B. B. Young and
Madame Mazzucato Young, on Mondays,
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
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Bismerck,s Birthdar Present.

BERLIN, March 19.-The contributions
for Bismarck's birthday present amount
to $780, 900 marks.
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..Ronpt, ON roothache."

Instant relief for Neuralgla, Tooth
ache. Faceache. ASK Ior rough on
Toothache." Is IL 25c.
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..Rnnrh nm cnnrhs."

Ask for Rough on Coughs" Ter
Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
Troches. l5c. LIQUID CSC.
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DENTIST.

DENTIST, J. B. KEYsoR, LATELY CON
IL nected with DR.. J. r. Van Aukin, has re-
moved to THE HERALD New Building, where
he is prepared to do all kinds of Dental work.
Satisfaction guaranteed
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PIANOIEsSoNs

MR.. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF MU
lll sic, removed to First South street,
second door east of St. Marks church. 0g-
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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GALL

At NO. 272 MAIN STREET, THREE
"A doors north of Cliff House, and see DR..
Higgins, the Microscopic and Analytic
Physician, the Specialist. before taking
medicine of any one else. All orders by NAH
promptly filed Address DR.. C. w. Higgins
No 272 Main street, Salt Lake GitY, Utah.
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LOST.

an SATURDAY EVENING, FROM 4
~ runaway horse and buggy, on First South
street. between East Temple and Eighth
East streets, spotted, unlined lap-robe and
cushion with binding torn Leave at this
Office.
A RED COW, WITH LEATHER HALTER
n on, branded NJ on left side. Return to
W. S. Crismon, 544 E, First South st , and be
rewarded.
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Life Preserver,

II Ton AAeserFers
iIysNelIssiI f losing your grip of life
'ect to y Ts., Health Renewer." Goes di
5ssiaedy is T H,,1 DR.. Higgins catarrh
TTieectons srIT fnIted to cure all cases if
Main street Sie followed. Office, No. 227 I,
a
Douglass p e s and singers find B. H.
= a'ureremedy for orBR osTsanesCs Cough 1l
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FOR SALE.

At SALT LAKE STABLES FIFTEEN To
a twenty head OF work and saddle horses
]. W. Wiekle, Commercial st..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GiRt WANTED

A SMALL GIRL WANTED TO TAKE
IA care OF child, and make herself useful
in small family. Apply at 45S Second
Street
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Pretty Women.

Ladies who would retain freshness and
vivacity. Don't fail to try "Wells
Health Remover"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26
|sorH AT HOME AND ABROAD.
.ySarsmen are Saying and Doing
Movements Of Manufacturers
and the State Of the
Markets.

Although the weather has been very pro-
nsiiOus during the psst week, business
5.hong our industries has not frightened up
Il ANY great extent, and contractors and
k,shnfaCturers DO not pronounce the pros.
A - as being any better. All our manu-
|,,|cries are running as usual IN the hope,
kt|foubt, that favorable change will soon
1<.rr. The mills all have fair orders
81 lad and the planning mills report contracts
<skf with Just enough orders to keep them
81 fnn.
Pie LaBelle broke two heavy rolls on
Hasurday last, but BY hard work they were
xeplaced BY new ones and the forge was
|tnahled to 90 on MondAy.i e.
The Belmont factory has ms tituted new
<yder al things, and all the workmen are
<nnpelled to be az work at 6 a. m. and
&cTk until p. m, with an hour for dinner.
B Holidays planning mill Is running along
IS usual, with enough orders to keep them
10 full time.
The situation among the glassworksrs in
his vicinity remains unchanged. The
strike OF the Wellsburg glassworkers has
Been confirmed.
Ii is said the Mingo iron works
have nearly 10000 kegs OF nails on hand.
The Top mill started on fall time the
sDast week, bat bad the misfortune to break
<wo heavy rons on Friday, which caused
'fhe forge depart msnt to close down
Klevis. Kraft / Co report that contracts
are SLOW. but their mill Is kept on full turn
making the trimmings for the new Reilly
Building, corner Of Market and Fourteenth
streets
The LaushEn mill, Martins Ferry, start
Cd up on Thursday, and are manufacturing
saeel nails exclusively.
The Belmont mill IS still canning on fall
<6me with fair amount OF orders ahead, and
REPORT business slightly on the increase.
The Riverside mill reports good sized
number Of orders for steel nails ahead.
Beltz, Fading / Co, Will occupy their
elegant new factory to morrow 81 the corner
OF EoT and Eighteenth streets.
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MINES AND MINERS.

COuneryyille coke sells in Chicago at
- 40,
Clarified coal sell at Baltimore at - 10
and at New York al s. %.
Cumberland coal sells st Baltimore At
g. 20 aud az New York s: 50 p.
Kanawha gas coal sells at Newport News
a. IS 90, st New York at 81 30.
Csnnel,oD gas camel coal sells At Newport
News at s. IS; at New York, 50 90.
Westmorelapd and Penn Gas, At South
Amboy, at s. so; AT New York, 81 90.
: PittsburE coal sells in Chicago at So 30
to 81 80; Hooking Valley st - p to s. Is.
Pittsburg coal sells in Chicago at s. 40
10 So 50 per ton; Hooking Valley at s. Is
to 3 -.
Reynolisyille and Fsirmont coal sells as
follows in Buffalo; Screened lump, - IS;
lump sad nut, mixed, - p; run OF mines,
- 06, screened nut, 81 %: nut and slack,
mixed 81 -; slack, 81 6&
At Cleveland, Ohio,the following prices
for bituninoEs coal are quoted Carbon
Hid anG Monday Creek. $ 50, Mssslllon.
- %: Palmyra lamp, - 20; BCisr dill
and Pi;tsburg, s. %, SahueSILe, s. y:
TG5ca-awas, - 10.
The Miller aud Hoffman mines, AZ Vale
Summit, Nd, are RAINING full time.
A company of Marietta capitalists have
opened six-too5 vein Of coal near Cspurs,
Ohio, and viii operate il
The mine inspector Of Ohio gave in his
report on the lOth inst. he puts the men
EMPLOYED a. l6. ESQ miners and 8. lis other
woFkne1. and the average number Of days
worked 81 l9e. The output he puts a. but
7,650.O62 tons
A Ere broke out IN the buildings over the
coal shalt az Lincoln, Ill, on the 10th, and
they were destroyed. Quite an excitement
existed until il was discovered that six men
who were imprisoned below had escaped
through the air shaft. All got out safely.
The LonacOuing, Nd, Review, Of last
WeeA, gives the following reports for the
week ending Wednesday, April Is: Old
'Coney. days; New Gomez, / days; Eek
hA-t. Holman, Miller, Koontz. Detmold and
Alegau-. half time; New Hope y days;
Borden Shaft, 81 days; Jackson, neagly fall
time. Pskin was finished on Wednesday,
hAving gotten out all the available. coal
This cuts another mine OF the list.
The Standard Coal Company, At Angus
Iowa. have settled the price OF mining for
= year with is employees on the sliding
scale basis. The minimum price to De So
cents per ION. II the selling price Of coal
averages Sl.65 and no: over Sl.70 per ton
for lump coal the price Of mining IS to be
S7i cents per ton; If over Sl.70 per ton, 20
4 Per cent OF the increase goes to the miners
4 until maximum price q Sl.25 per net ton
! Is reached. This vii virtually settle the
price Of mining fS- q yer 81 Angus.-SaE-
ard Journal
At Elk Lick. Pa, the Fsiryiew miners
have been notified Of s reduction Of five cents
Pet too and 10 come bsck to the :, 24O pound
rate, bat the the men have resisted and mean
L aold thirty cents and the 1900 pounds
Psr to1. NArcee miners are still working
twenty-five cents per ton of 2,24o pounds
FSrview. Fog Hill and Williams men have
suspended work for feE days to await ad-
vice from PresideD, Harris. OF the N. aud
l. 4. 4. COchrsne'S and Hooking are
\ working the same as Marcee's,-RevieS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26
GLASS NOTES.

The press Rouse Of Adams / Co, Pitts
S1rg. IS running ill time and fl handed.
The demand fJ- prescription glassware is
looking Up considerably al present
Tie chimney t.sds IS not 80 brisk As a.
las repoE,s, bGt the factories are all run
ming.
The bottle sid Jar trade . Improving
rsP;dly. I2qaiEy Tor this class o! goods Is
strong.
Mckee & Bros, PiisSSurv. are running
their press house fan time, with good pros
poets. B.yes Bros are also On tai tine
Kizg. son { Co, Of PittsbIrg, have their
second fc-uAce about ready for business
Trade IS looking up with this hrm,
Work vill soon begin At the Independent
|factory Pi,tssarg, rePSirs hayias been about
'EonPlete3
The situation seems more conrIested 81
tie GAS AStoEy Of libby Bros, SaarPs
burg, Pa SIX q the Workmea cane oaf
|and Joined the strike this week
Tie Differences between the Great West
e-a Glass Works Co, o. 81 LOUIS and thefr
SoCkms1 with regard 70 the number OF AP,
pEe16ces TIE company should Be allowed
have bean anieAbly Sailed and the Eorks
started ID.
The committees appOsatsd TO consider the
wage question BY The window glass workers
and mSaEaeturers have been prchSe Of no
rssaltS Tie offer Of the manufactures OF
p rsdDctioa Of 20 per cent vas UNANIMOUSLY
Directed
Several attsDpss have been made to saf
lass by .,seSipery, bat unfl recsntiS they
have ne, xiih poor success In France
hSoAiae las been hr01gAt ont Tor cutting
Several tImklers a q tine. Reretoiore eet
e1s s0Ildse CIT Il q tina he tGnsssf :
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ass toms. The stocks Of pg iron unsoid on
January ]. 1885, amounted 70 $4,000 tons,
abainst $50. 600 tons on January !, 1884. ),
The Bessemer steel production was IS ioi-
Iovw The total quantify Of ingots convert,
ed was / SIS, S55 net tons. As compared
with the production in 1855 there was taii-
;ng of 81 1922 tons, or only per cent;
The maximum production Of Bessemer steel !
;ngots was reached in 1882, when /, 6O6, 450
tons were converted. The figures tor 1884
show q reduction of but 8 per cent from the
maximum. The quantity produced by the
different sections Of the country was as ioi-
lows: Pennsylvania, l,029,245 net tons
Illinois, Ss9, O5s net tons; other States l!O,-
O43 net tors. The details Of rail producnon
tons; iron, 1880 tonsi open-hearth steei'
5000; total, LILO, 1856 tons.
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TRADE NOTES.

The Pioneer Pottery Works, st wellsville.
Ohio, are on full time and doing tar trade
J. Patterson & Sons yellow ware works
at Wsllsyille, Ohio, ara running steadily ana
doing fair trade.
The Illinois Knights OF Labor have con-
soldated their district organizations into
State Assembly
There is prospect of busy work during the
summer in all the silk mills in Jersey City
and West Ho5Oken. They are all nov run
ming On fun time.
The FIRST report of the Bureau OF Labor
Statistics of Cslifornis, among other ex-
cellent Suggestions, favors the eight hour
system.
The strike Of the Philadelphia carpet
weavers has been settled finally and the per
sons affected al returned to work last Tues
day morning.
Ii is announced that the hstters strike at
South Norwalk, Conn, has finally terminal
ed. both sides agreeing to the terms SUB
mitted BY the arbitrator, which are very
favorable to the men.
There are tWenty-nins Shoe Lasters
Unions in Massachusetts. Negolanons are
pending for the erection Of large and sub
stantial workshop st BrOckton, Mass, to be
occupied By q cooperative shoe factory.
The National Tailoss Union have sent
out an appeal 10 the craft to organize II
! comes in good time Address Joseph va
/ kinson, Secretary Journeyman Tsllors Ma
tional Union, Now - West Fourth street
| New York.
! In consequence OF the depression in the
cotton trade the Wilmington, \. Z, cotton
mills will shut down for sixty days, unless
business improyes. The mills manufacture
print cloths Extensively. About $50 hands
viii be thrown out Of employment.
The Steubeuyille Pottery Company, Steu
/ benyile, Ohio. are At present Running tao
biscuit, two glost and two decorating kilns
Trade generally is fair with them, and thej
are having quite demand tor decorated
! ware.
4 manufacturing potters' trade paper re
Gently gave figures showing that the import!
| of china and earthenware had dElndleC
from over $500, 900 in 1888 TO about Sl5O,
600 in 1884, and that the first quarter o
this year still further reduces the amount Il
under 100000.
The potteries generally report small bu
steady increase in sales over the correspon
cling period Of last year, but the additions
lsnt and increased facilities would enable
them to do much more business chan the!
are doing. New kilns and extensions art
being made in all directions.
District Assembly No. 20, X. Of L. (shoe
makers) has cooperative grocery anC
general supply store, which is controlled .,
beard Of seven members, each L. A. elect
ing one member. The district will receive
| i've per cent of the profits, the remaining
profits to be paid to purchasers.
Two hGndred telegraph operators in th'
employ Of the Western Union compuny ii
Chicago, Ill, held q meeting last Saturda.
and unanimously resolved that the ofhcer
Of the Western Union Company be respect
fully requested to restore the extras on tn,
same basis as they were before the reduction
took place. The operators present held ths
as the extra pay for extra work was cut OF
| during the dull season. nov, when bushes
! active il should be restored
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26

mounted apoa holder. pressing upon tae
face Of horizontally revolving wheel; tae
holder Is weighted sufficiently to give the
proper pressure to grind oat the flutes The
machine is automatic, raising and revolving
the tumbler sufficient distance to cut the
next Eute and again lowering it against the
grinding wheel. The operation IS repeated
until al the flutes around the tumbler are
ert-Reporter.
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80 KFSSINGrON AIT co,
WANTED

" a MTEn by kENsiNGToN Art &C. co.
~ AW ] ES Ladies 20 work Tor US as tnel
homes II Is lsht pleasant, easily learnt and SEER
Nv mail. 4 istSnee IRON Boston no objection. Any
i1dustrious person earn from - to 80 per wee
No Csnyassipg Fer full information address EN-
sISGTON AeT ROOMS, IS Congress St, Boston,
Mas p d. Boz 5G7S. aPizdso
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PETER WELTY & CO.
wH0LESaLE LIQUORS,
lib Main Street,
WHEELING, ". VA.

We kays !ugt rses.Vsd By a1rssi tzpnsSt,a q
iErye aSoxtmni q RAlns kna MkTRLis Wins, JuisI
AuaH 4 C. Ch4npsSre, D7e a Aantsbels Chzn-
7sEns ard hygs aAipHsnt q Tia eelserxted Wb
ArEe tarc4cs kuz CRiona vineYKrds q ths
oasG and best hrzals q vie nexn % ths erSaa
sch - Naion, halvzza, Rs9itng, Angsasa, Rec
lntzndsl, &S., &c. We are IoE making specially
u 0Cr Case Goods, which are bottled By rs IRON
0zT ehOiosss brznA Of Eqaor, and to vhicA ws
Eoula kindly ean tAs 1Ssent q tbs tra3A dssQ
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26
A CY clio
STRUCK THE CLOTHING MERCHANTS

In this vicinity when opened my establishment some yea
ago. and appears that they have fully
its eects-ncr will they recover until they learn that nanu
seprase is as useless as worthless bbes until they hn
out that when LADY wants chlds suit she does not propose
to nav for toy shop or when buys pair Of pants h
objects to paying for somebody else's playthings.
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NEW ApvsarlsEMEnTs.

UxyhNTFp-rURsR GIRL. ONE THAT CAN
w leep ct homo. Apply at flos Main ssrses'
second hoor. aP-f
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a CARD.
EoR RENT.

TINE THREE,STORY BEICKBUILDING, NOS
i6s ard 1910 Main street. being formerly part Of the
Gran, Ho,s.. Contains eighteen as ROOMS, With
hath room and all mcderu convenience. The house
is now unnCrsoinga complete thangS, and will be
painted ami ps;ercd throughout and be in fr't-cIaSs
condition an ready Tor occupancy BY May l. 1t Is
considered he best location in The city for board
ii,s house. Also the store-room, No. zoos under
same building. w!nbc put In god order and ready
by Msyl. GEO. W. EhhhAkI, 1t,
APP ellq feople h'AN'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26

vYAHTED-A GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WIFI
w y few huncred doliA2s 10 invest, eau SECURE
The general agency Of the best pa! log arces III tae
marked and make 81. 800 per year. tor iuli paIus-
ulsrs address. The Hunter sitter hanuiseIui
ing Co., Cincinnati, %. aP-dS1'e
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26

T0OR sALR-FIRsT. CLAss SALOON, DOING
II good business; rare opportunity Tor i've
man, address, or cali at this oitce, ap2He&qd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26

NOR RENT-A NEW FRAME HOUSE COs:
II taining ave rooms and cellar, IN the town Oh
Kim Grove, Enquire Of d. II. Thornburg, or Mm.
n Waddie nj Sherih7s ofioe. ap26dqef
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%.-r0 coon pITsINEss MAN, WITH

roR RENT-eNE THIRD STORY FRONT
room in new OsterilDg block, on stKtsentn
STREET, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire AZ 30 a
Sixteenth street sP@'e"
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n OsT-A WHITE POODLE Doe HAZE All,
i clipped from hind parts- Liberal reward VII
b raid for him at farson's Gallery. aPzodqe4
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DIED.

GORDOS,-At her home in Martins Ferr{, apr i
81 at D. IN, Mas. Pkist LILA SoHboS' ln ING ~
year OF her Sge.
Intsr,ueut NJ Walnut Grove Cemetery Sunday
Ami, o. al2p.m. Friends Of the deceased invited
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The Following Certificates VIM tx
plain Themselves.
Civil and MiAtng Engineer,

TEKENs. W. Va, April Is, 1851
kEss7s. z. a LNSsE 4 Co.
Gra:s--zs-I have tried three hostles Of ysuf
PakE-'s N1g5c Relief, which have cured ne CON-
PiesCly Of spain q ny vrSt reeeiyed thirsy yezn
go Sot The Sights. tsee q sEs hng o. pAia -
nSined- Respectfully, Ms s J. EIozEscL
No. - TysatieSA 6sreeS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26

I-OP RENT-NEW BRICK RESIDENCE, cor
nsr T~enty-third snd CfaPline streels, nine
ICONS. both hot and cold water and all modern nn-
proven ents $500 per month. Two new otlek
s.s ana xaieT and grained throughout. s2OO0 Per
month. Rooms for rent, 1t 1912 Market street. sa-
nwiTe Of EDWARD LAREIN, PA Chapline street.
anEGn
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srcxaAxsos, ". Va, An u, issA

sccxHAxSoss ". Va, ku-l fo, issS
NEsSEs. r & LASsK & Co, HbeeEas. Va
Dssr Sr4s-Yoax Rakxr's NAzie Resief has cEsed
ny vie e0nflstely Of neuralgia IN her fRce take
great pts4S-rs n fecOnnsoAlnz Il a IL bsss Aad
Q1ieksss gaia killer ne hsFS txse1-
EespacSfG.iy WI, A r. sRteSoe.
sptASh
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vTANTFp-A FEW GOOD Statesmen To
Nv solicit oyders for our goods in West virginia.
CsIi on or address, Immediately, ID. FEA thEhs
General Manager Charleston, W. Va. aP!sA
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LABOR.
- :.
81 Latest Industrial lntsIli-
gencs
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"ARN FOE RENI-A FARM OF 1888 ACES
aoout three miles from Triade!phla, on Middle
Ehselinc creek Rent cheap. Posst ssion t,ven
IumsSja1ely Enquire Of Nm. 5. SHoKN,
I'M S.in direct aP1Ie4ira
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-26
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1886 of the sterling Medi.
cal Annual, known as Hostetter's Alma
nae, is now ready, and may be obtained
free of cost, of druggists and general coun.
try dealers in all parts of the United States
Mexico, and indeed, in every civilized por
ton of the Western Hemisphere This Al
manac has been issued regularly at the
commencement of every year for over one.
fifth of century. 1t combines. with the
soundest practical advice for the preserva.
ton and restoration of health. a large
amount of interesting and amusing light
reading, and the calendar, astronomical cal.
citations, chronological items, etc, are pre-.
pared with great care, and will be found
entirely accurate. The issue Of Hostetter
Almanac for 1856 will probably be the
largest edition of a medical work ever pub
blished in any country. The propretors
Messrs- Hostetter & CO., Pittsburs, Pa, on
receipt of two-cent stamp, will forward a
copy by mail to any person who cannot
procure one in his neighborhood.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-26

ton have never before been published. He
did not, like many weaker-minded men of
the South who were loyalists at heart, al
low himself to be either coaxed or driven
into taking up arms against the Govern
ment but maintained his loyalty through.
out the war. Himself and his sons paid
dearly, however, FOR their devotion to the
Union cause. They were driven from
their comfortable home and hunted
through the swamps with bloodhounds.
His two sons made their escape into the
Union lines and offered their services to
the Government. One of these sons in a
recent letter to his relative here, saws
=" have never regretted the step | took,
and would do the same again under SINH
lar circumstances. Although the war
ruined us, as it did everyone else here
yet it is glory enough for me to know that
slavery was wiped out and the rebellion
sQuelched, and that ! had hand in clean
ing out JEFF Davis q Co. This part of the
country having been scourged by civil
war, unborn generations will pass away be
fore il again RECEIVERS its prestige All ac-
counts you read in the papers about this
part of the vineyard being in such a pros
porous condition are overdrawn. They
are COTTON up to gull people and to aid the
Democratic party i'll maintaining the as
Other letters received from that part of
the South contain similar tales of indigni-
ties and cruelties that were heaped upon
loyal men-of farms despoiled; of men
being driven to the swamps, hunted down
with bloodhounds, imprisoned or con-
scripted into the Confederate army. Upon
Judge Taliaferro, among others the heel
of the oppressur was heavily planted. The
levees protecting his fine plantation were
cut and the waters of the Mississippi
| turned in upon the land, which is to-day
but wiliow-covered swamp. His cotton,
buildings, horses, mules, etc. were burned
| or stolen, and the family scattered. At the
close of the war, although financially
ruined, the Judge came prominently to the
front, and rendered valuable services to his
State and the nation during those trying
/ years in which the machinery of govern
ment was being put in working order, and
the late rebeilious States reconstructed. lie
was finally called to the Supreme Bench, a
position which he filed with marked abil-
ity until his death, a few years ago. He was
shining example of genuine, unselfish
| loyalty; and his memory deserves a warm
place in the hearts of his countrymen, who
are to-day enjoying the blessings of peace,
and all the glory and pride of American
citizenship