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Cleveland and Hendricks have been elected
After the fourth Of March there will be Demo
cratic administration at Washington, with great
possibilities tor the progress, prosperity and ad-
Vancement Of the country.
As The Posr has Iabored increasingly for TWEEN
ty five years tor these glorious results il will
extend to the new administration a hearty greet
ing and cordial support in the re-establis shment
Of principles and policies vital to the public vel
fare, by reforming abuses, rikhting wrongs and
asserting the supremacy Of the Dem Ocratic faith.
We are on the thres hhod OF import M events and
great changes. To a Democrat who aided in
Cleveiand's election the future is full Of interest
and hope.
The WEEKLY Posi- will aim to keep fully
abreast Of the times in everything relating to the
incoming administration. It's policy at homo and
abroad Will be tutellgently discussed, generously
supported or caudidly and kindly criticised. No
year in the history Of this journal promises to be
so replete with matters Of interest to Democrats
as the one which about TO enter. The
meeting Of Congress, the declaration OF the Pres
tdential vote the Inauguration, the new Caa htnet.
the changes IN inc puolIc service the opening up
OF The books. all are OF great concern. TUE WEEK
LY PoST viii furnish the earliest Intelligence.
with ludiciouS comment from the old Democratic
stand point. Success will not hamper 10 any more
than quarter Of a century Of defeat impaired its
energies.
The session Of the LegisIature with a Reform
Governor opposed 10y Republican majority,
promises to be fruitful Of important issues and ex-
citing incident. The coming session OF Congress
will be even more interesting in its broader field.
In all its varied departments. The WEEKLY
Posi- will aim al excellence and reliability. Its
literary. miscel neOus. news and local depart
ments will be maintained in their utmost eficieu-
cy, while its market reports will be prepared with
greater care ana precision than ever before and
made absolutely reliable.
Now the time sOr Democrats everywhere to take
hold. cement and strengthen the party and its
chosen representatives, BY extending the circula-
ttOn Of Democratic papers, We longer on
the defensive-we are done with a )ol 1giZiug-the
party to day sta nd Tor majority Of the American
people. and 10 few weeks it will be called on to
administer the general Government. Truth Is
mighty and has prevailed
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Ring out the false. ring in the true

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Poi MAI Gdsetle. K,
Here is an auecdote OF Victor Hugo
told by his secretary, NJ. Lesclide: A
charitable lady. Nine. Paul Meurice
used, during the siege Of Paris, tn dis
tribute the poets alms, besides many
gifts OF her own, 10 the necessitous during
that trying time. She came one day t
tell Victor Hugo ola poor woman whom
she had found in the most wretched state
OF deatitution, and Immediately received
from him a hundred francs for the allevia.
ton OF her needy pfotege. A hundred
francs, even with siege prices, could be
made by care to goa long way, and the
poet was accordingly somewhat surprised
when next day Nine. Meuriee told him
that Louise was as badly OFF as ever"
"What about the hundred francs OF yes.
tetday?" "Ah, the hundred francs. She
has given them away to poor mothers, 70
little children starving OF hunger and
COLI" "6ood; here is another hundred
francs upon the express condition she
keeps them for hereelf.n
at is only on this condition he gives
them 2" said Louise on hearing this mes.
sage. Exactly" Then you may take
them back. Thank Victor Hugo for his
good intentions, for which ] am grateful y
Mime. Meurice was embarrassed. She
dared not take the money back to Victor
Hugo, and so handed It Internationally
to the obstinate Louise" The obstinate
Louise was no other than Louise Michel.
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suits are with God" He is very fond,
also, Of setting himself on 9 pinnacle
beside the early aboliHonists as though be
belonged there by Q sort Of apostolic sue
cession. He is not concerned about scrip
torthe campaign, for the Democratic Or
sanizaaon, whose seryantho 10, will see
to all these things Is Il has seen 70 them
before,
In Yves. Virginia the Third Party Is In
q little different case. II will be more
than q year before Il can take part in an
election Of State Importance, and more
than three years before IL can vote for 9
State ticket. But there were men who
were bound that IT should be born, and
enough honest but deluded people Joined
them to give a show Of dignity 10 the
event. In West Virginia, however, as In
Ohio, the Democratic politicians, who
know a hawk from hand.saw, are greatly
tickled over the. baby. The Democratic
press, less discreet, appears in public shak
Ing rattles Ior tho little strangers amnse'
ment. 5000. a
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GESKIlAL GRANTS PREFACE.


How the Old commander Came TO Write n
lJI book. !.
FYoa Gen. .GraRrs Forthcoming AeHotts. a
'.SIan proposes and God disposes."
There are but few important events in the
affairs Of men brought about by their own
choice.
Although frequently urged by friends
to write my memoirs, i had determined
never to do 50. nor TO write anything for
publication. AT the age Of nearly 90 I re.
ceiyed on injury from a fall, which con-
fined me closely 10 the house while it did
not apparently affect my general health.
This made study q pleasant pastime.
Shortly after, the rascality Of o business
partner developed itself by the announce.
ment Of failure. This was followed
soon after by universal depression Of all
securitiea, which seemed to threaten the
extinction ola good part Of the income
still retained, and to which am indebted
10 the kindly acts OF friends. at this
iuncture the editor Of the Century Mega.
zine asked me to write 0 few. articles for
him. / consented for the money 1t gave
me for at that moment was living upon
borrowed money. The work / found congo
nial, and determined to continue 1t. The
event is an important one for me, for good
orevil; I hupsfor the former.
In preparing these volumes for the pub
lie, havc entered upon the task with the
sincere desire TO. avoid doing injustice to
anyone, whether on the National or Con-
federate side, other than the unavoidable
Injustice OF not making mention often
where special mention ia due. There must
be many errors Of omission in this wo x,
because the subject Is too large to be
treated OF in two volumes in such way as
to do Justice to all the officers and men
engaged. There were thousands Of in.
stances, during the rebellion, Of individual,
company, regimental and brigade deeds Of
heroism which deserved special mention
and are not here alluded 10. The troops
engaged in them will have to look to the
detailed reports OF their individual COM
manders for the full history OF theird deeds.
!. The first volume, as well as portion OF
the second, was written before ] had fea-
son to suppose, / was in q critical condi:
ton OF health. Later was reduced
almost to the point Of death, and it be-
came impossible for me TO attend to any
thing for weeks. l have, however, re-
gained somewhat Of my strength, and am
able, often, todevote as many hours a day
as person should devote to such work. I
would have more hope Of satisfying the
expectation OF the public II / could have
allowed myself mere time. I have used
my best efforts, with the did Of my eldest
son, i. ID. Grant, assisted by his brothers,
to verify from the records every state
ment Of fact given. The comments are
my own, and show. how saw the matters
treated Of, whether others saw them in
tho same light or not. .
With these remarks ] present these vol
umes to the public, asking no favor but
hoping they will meet the approval Of the
reader. U. s. GRANT.
Mount AacGrsgor, NJ Y,Jaly /, 1856.
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rharnri1 O. INC shlrtl Part,

Over in Ohio the Third Party men are
fond Of pointing to The immense vote poll.
ed in that's State for eprohib!tory amend
ment. They set It up as a sort Of May
pole, deck 1t with The garlands Of their
exuberant fancy, and caper around itin a
highly ecstatic way. The, Third Party
nominee for Governor Is very fond Of
diyerting himself in this fashion.
The broad field Of American politics
reveals nothing more charming than the
sublime assumption Of these Assistant
Democrats. They refer to the vote on the
constitutional amendment Us though they
have only 10 whistle audit will come to
them. They are sailing too high in the
blue empyrean to compare the bigy oteior
the amendment with the little vote for
their ticket Of the same year.
They are too far gone in the service Of
the Democratic party to make it worth
while to point them to any facts; as, for
example, that thousands Of men who be.
lieye that the liquor traffic ought to be
prohibited by constitutional amendment
are not willing to leave their respective
political parties and miss 1t. II is Of no
use to tell them that their game is well
understood. They hope that there will
be enough who do not understand 1t 70
make Ohio an easy field for the Demo-
cratic party.
Not the most fanatics Third Party man
in Ohio thinks his party has . ghost Of a
chance 10 elect It's State ticket. They all
know that there is no such expectation.
AK ono Of them why, then, they are
willing to aid the party which never has
given them any consideration, and he viii
roll his eyes heaSenwasd and reply, RE
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E,.,.stee saIes.
TRUSTEE's SALE,

Byyirtue Of deed Of trust hsarips date IA Al.
'oi October. 1850, made by J. \. WCets and NIlSS.
Weeta hdl wife. tome - trustee, ard flto;5ss r.
Deed Of IfnsI Book No, ~ plPt 81, q ibS III
TeclldSot Ohio county, West v,fginii, / Viii. a.
TuEsDAY, JULY u, 1855,
peIi az public auction, q the front doot Al Al.
Court Houss a 10 s'sleek A u, dc following M
All 81 acessain piece o. land li.uated In r,.,s.,
ps;s pf, NJ Ssss - Ssgn Wet gtns
stRke on the north edge Of he CumE Nj ~
corner 70 nenIy ntenostforp lot and "; q, Non.
btfSi themes thiftynve tS feet east Win IN fiS.
'6f the Cumberland Road 10 q Ststet thenSS n Z
parallel line With ne trsndstpup Inns q Ijt.,s
Wheeling Greek: thence with ne erins' y
sid creek y tho tHtand,nopp line; ihSnses M n
the line on the eat side ot the BandSiF1nn IL, y
tho beginning with all Of The NY. y
thereto belonging, and beiLg the6Arie ground tSSt
was conveyed 70 J. y. WIekS by W. q. ThGrSit,ssss
aud wife by decd dated December 10 lS;s SNS w
corded In said land feCoedS In DECD Boof Es y
page II. There Is on said land good frame dvs,Ii.
TEExs o. sAtI-onethtfd caSh; balance In Ons
I ieis Az s''-s' 5. 3 i1IoRERrRsu rS,,...
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AEIII.t6r,e t;ableaux,.'

Democrats observe with increasing I'D,
miration OF the Indiana statesman, that
while Mr.. Cleveland tindstheir efforts to
confer with him more and more irksome,
30 that he irets under ''thc pressure Of
place.huntcrs," Mr.. Hendricks becomes
increasingly more easy OF approach, more
sympathetic, less conventional.
AT the very time that it is thought
necessary to inform Democrats through
tie Mugwunp press that their room is
much preferred to their company at the
White House, we have picture OF Mr..
Hendricks as drawn by the Washington
artist Of the Cincinnati Enquirer. The
vics.Presldent has Just returned from the
sea shore to the Capital, expecting to re-
main few days in the interest OF his
friends" We take no liberties with the
instantaneous pen.picture, Here is tie
original: 49,
A representative Of the Enquirer called
on the Vice: President in company with q
delegation Of Indiana Democrats. MIR.
Hendricks was at the time changing his
wearing apparel in an joining room but
as soon as the callers had seated them
selyesin his parlor, the damask curtains
parted and the great Indiana statesman
stood before them. 10 each one oil his
visitors he extended warm and hearty
greeting. While he fastened the collar OF
his shirt with his left hand he extended
the other to his visitors. he had on u
pair OF black trousers, q light pair Of slip.
pe1s. white suspendeis and clean shirt,
the bosom Of which had not yet been but
toned. .'-..ss..
Cromwell presiding with rigid rule over
the Commonwealth, Napoleon before the
battle OF Waterloo, Washington crossing
the Delaware, were perhaps more august,
but net more inspiring, spectacles. 1t is
not merely that the Vice President admit
ted visitors to his private apartments
while he was putting on clean shirt; not
alone that he did not flee abashed, or apol-
ogixe after the manner Of weak men for
putting on clean shirt.
The life Of the moving tableau is that
though engaged in this delicate operation
he was able to spare his best hand for
his friends, as who should say, Put it
there, boys, and depend always on help
ing hand from yours truly! Does any
body think party is not touched by
these thinAs2
The enterprising publisher who will Of
fer that scene in becoming chrome will
make the publisher Of Miss Cleveland's
book turn green with envy.
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A Little NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VAAA"
When the firm Of Cleveland and Hem
bricks put up It's sign at athe old stand u
was given out to the patrons Of the old
concern that MI. Cleveland would do the
heavy respectable and Mr. Htndricks the
really fnc work. II our Democratic
friends will turn back the leaves for lew
months they will remember now 'hs |,
woidwas pasted around that Cleveiand
was designed tobe merclya yotc'catcher
aud that lie well understood the situation;
that Mr.. Hendricks, By reason Of his long
experience in public affairs. his wide &C. &C
ouaintance with public mon on the plane
OF National politics, would be the ds taeto
head Of tho administration.
This was very pretty picture, and
Democrats who cared nothing for Cleye'
land-irdeed we're afraid OF him-were
content TO let the cat jump that way
They knew Mr.. Hendricks to be a prac'
tical politician, q courageous operator and
as Democrat all wool and a yard wide
The prophetic eye beheld the White
House doors swing Openash he approached
sov Him moving in triumph through the
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DIED.

KElsEY-Atwestw wheeling. Ohio on wednes.
day evening, July 8, 1876, vt $50 O'Clock, JANE
Kelsey, mo-, IN he S6th year 81 his sge.
Funeral from his late residence on Friday, July
10, at1:S0r. N. Interment at Rock Hill Cemetery.
Friends Of the family invited.
sEELET-on Tuesday, July 4, 1856, at II o'clock
?. ~, ELwoop FANS sHELRY, sou Of oscar and Eva
seeley, Of spinal meningitis, aged five years. n
Funeral this tThundayl afternoon at 1850 O'Clock
from the residence Of bis parents, South Front
street, npas New Fair Grounds. Temporary Inter
mental Peninsula Cemetery. Friends Of the fam
ily invited N attend.
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Itsoundsd FamIlI.r,

PHILADELPHIA Cal.
"My love q, what was that you played
Home, Sweet Home with variations.
You should have known"
"Well, Thought ! did know. Thevari.
atoms sounded familiar, but blame me Il
Icould tellwhere the Home, Sweet Home,
came In"
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pror,e.s in Democratic Politics.

Nesp York san.
The ants;eleetion cry was, Turn the
Rascals out!
The postelection cry was, The Offensive
Partisans must be dismissed !
And now the motto OF the day and the
Democracy is, The Republicans must go |
There is progress in politics as in science
and art. Life Is worth living after all.
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TSRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made Nv s.nr.,
Allen and Mary j. Allen his wife, 10 me a tfS5issa
70 SECURE the Crescent Building Association, dsiSd
6i tho County CouIt 81 Hanhall County Wssf us
Rinia, In Decd Of Trust Book No 6Ftl6Ee IN / Nh
sell at, the front door Of the Court houso Il Nss
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SteubenViIIe, O., Female Seminary
Cholera IS COMING!

We viii state for the benefit Of the public that
Mixture, manufactured by Or. ]. @. Howard,
which Sayc1 thousands Of Hives at that time, also
In Cholera Of lsi9 and 1856 eau be had Of tho sole
manufacturers HALL6Ck & co... 1853 Fulton
express 6 ceuGs. Fathers and mothers, the only
sure remedy Is now offered to ]ou for Cholera,
Cholera Motbns, Dysentery, Di0nhHa, and all
bowel complAIBts Agents wanted, iy3
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1870 IN vs.
Caroline B. Drues and othcrs.
Hyyfftuk OF the authority vested IN me by & de-
cree OF the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, enleIed
IN the above entitled cause, on the 9TH day II
June 1885 will proceed 70 sell at public auction,
III tho front doot Of the tOIlFt House u Ohlo
county, Vest Virginia. IL the city Of Wheeling, 70
the highest and best bidder,
ON SATURDAY, JULY %, 1855,
btHinning at 10 o'clock A NJ, the following de'
scfited real eStae, that Is 70 Eny: The two lct!
fronting on the east ode Of North front street Rad
Numbered two hundred (2QQ) and tGO huudied
and one COZ on the plat Of tho addition TO The
City OF Wheeling, laid out by henH Moore trustee
OF kbcnezer ZaneS C4tate, and called Zane Island
addition 10 tho city Of wheeling. And ale We
water or pasture lot lying east Of the two 10y hoOte
described, and Designated on the plat OIL LAngs
Island addition to the city OF Wheeling, " he
number dino o.. .,.--,..-..
and as much more o. the purchaser may elCft .
nay TO be paid IN cash on tho day o. SIZE; quo lu9
residue thereof In three equal insta mems Y
twelve, twenty.iotr aud thlitJ'ttx monIhsI VIZ W.
interest from day Of talei the pntc1GeE " w
inStalmeits: the ttln 70 DO retained untl inc Pqi
chase money and the interest thereon IaI Sa&l
wholly paid. IL; y c,. GOMpysTs
". Il. HALtKR, AuctiouCCr, ,.,n...
hereby certify that J. Il. (OWdcn, pptCiAl loIi'
missioner, has given bond with LecutiIy " "
qulfed by law and tho decree Of JuEs 9, lSS'' IN
tne above entitled cause
-. THOMAS N. DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court oil WnSehp&
fhiQ
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CoAIMIssIoNBRs' SALE OF YAIU.
W ABLE RIAL ESTATE,
sta.o Of West yirglniE. City Of Wheeling. In the
Municipal Court Of wheeling:
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SAFE.

State Of west virginia, City Of Wheeling ss
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline b. Bruce, guardian Of Carrie
B. Brues, Henrietta Brues and
Charles Henry Brues, infants, In Chencey
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gte,ts Adperttse,,rents.

'yXTANTFD- LADIEsjT no WORK FOR
!, wv US &c their homes q % 81 per week %
made. Call q 1876 Mltket street, Aecopd hoof.
yIT5ANTED-As RELIABLEsAI MAN
wv well acQuAInted with the Grocer Tfads Of
wheeling, who can tuf1'sh htstcla1s fetefenee9
and who d not afraid 10 work. Apply 70 I, "
RoniAsoN, hetuIe Honle. .... :. =. .iIs :.
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How the Old Commander can,eto Write n
M book.
Esoa Gen. cranps Forthcoming Nmot,.
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This was very pretty picture, and
Democrats who cared nothing for Cleye.
land-indeed we're afraid Of him-were
content TO let the cat jump that way
, 1885-05-28

rado has raised the quarantine against
cattle from the vicinity Of districts where
pleuro pneumonia is known to prevail.
The authorities of Wyoming have no
discretion under the law to raise the block
ade against cattle coming from specified
sections, until it is positively known that
the disease has been stamped out There
is a great deal of unnecessary fuss made
over this business by our friends in the
west Not ten per cent Of the cattle
shipped oxen the Union PaciGc railroad
during the past sky days have been
stopped here. There arc but a few cattle
in the quarantine yards. and il cattle
shippers will have the ~precaution to Sc
cure clean bills of health from a duly au-l
thorized veterinarian at the time they buy
their cattle. they will not be troubled by
the quarantine regulations here at all. An
sensible stockmen and newspaper men in
this section will admit the necessity Of
protecting the vast stock interests Of this
country, and if cattle are to be made Sc
cure against the Introduction Of a fatal
and contagious disease, a systematic effort,
having that end in view, should not bede-
cried. ii nf nYH ~
A car load of diseased cattle let loose
on u plains or in our mountains would
soon settle the cattle business.
As to the charge that the owners of
cattle held in quarantine here are COM
PEELED to pay a dollar per head daily for
feed for their cattle, The LEADER has
investigated the matter aud finds that the
assertion is erroneous. Cattle owners
can buy their fodder where they please,
and feed as much as they please. Good
hay can be bought here at SO per ton
and grain at a small advance over Omaha
prices,