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SPECIAL NOTICES
thousands are dead

And die every summer with diseases con-
traeted bv weakness and the effects of warm
weather, especially Females, who might
have been restored to long life BY the use
of skfH & Wills celebrated old keut0u
Cream Ale. "AIl coed physicians viii GER
tify % this fact." Wehavo made extensive
preparations to supply the demand for Ale
and Porter 10 che trade and for family use
in bottles aud barrels. Also the largest
store of Groceries and Sutler Goods iu the
city. On hand 200 barrels Cincinnati Lager
Beer. SEIFF q WILLS,
wholesale Grocery and Sulier House
No. 8 Hicks Block, Pub. Square.
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1 PATHOLOGICAL VIEW oF MARRIAGE
~ Containing nearly $40 paIess and $50 dle
f.sies and Engrav nga of the AuEtouv Cf rhr BIO
maa rgns In a state of Health and disease, s1l.
a Ircl1se on Elffy Error, ifs uep.0rab.a Couse.
lueuccs cTon The Mud aud b0 3. with the
Authors Plan of Treatment the 0uIy rsuCnsI and
-ucCessfll mode 1f cure, az shown by the report
2i cases treated A tTuthiUl ADVISER % thU mar
red, and those contemplating MARI 5Ee. who en-
.ertsiu touhfs el Their physical cCudi.ou. Sent
nee of postage o. any adlrlss on receipt of 81
rents, s.amrs or postal cJureury. ty addressing
Dr. IA ChulN, No. 3l Maiden Lane. AIlsuy, N. y
The author may be cous tied upon any 6f the
diseases upon NhIch bis book treats either person.
1lg or By Bisil and medicines sent 20 any parg 1.
the world. marH-lm
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e0rHIEaFzlrs---Inlor has been 70
eeived BY Q. Z. Bartow q Co. that csrtair
druggi1ts in this city have been palminv oa
on persons calling for Dr.. VeIIoe's Pink Co
rate al article oi their own manufrrturs
ahich they say 10 superior % The genuine
We would advise al persons b eot th,
genuine, and should you require any ms9i
enc Tor the Itch, Ring w5rIn. rotts-. of
any disease Of The skin do aoi suffer- -
u- pfinel pea man % impose auy Jlhsi
preparation on you, bus Eet 1r. VaIf5..,
PAX Gersis, Eiauufuctu-si by q Z. ~
t1H a Co.. No IA Dc1ddricE flrrst 49,
vile, Tenn.
p s.-A liberal dBcouu. made b. f,sl.-.
SET oy 'nr,l lc any address on re-siIt 3
81 r. he suro thni you zdt l,o rsrr ,-s
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Nollee to LIanor n.nl.,.-

Ihe undersigned announces that he hsa
been made the agent for the sale OF Iiau5rs
iof certain pa-ties in Lousviue, Ky. Aay
person haFn- permits b ship such good.
acre Tor sale can have them dlIod bg com
ing % me, at Louisville prices Common
liquors at quotation prices. have the
samples Of eight different kinds on hand
and guarantee each order fued accordins
h sample. NJ j.. ALExavprr Ag.ot
Il Public Square. EashvilIo. Tenn
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Ice Cream saloon.

Ne respectfully announce b Ell our
iriends and patrons that We have re- opened
our Ice Cream Saloon for the season and
nope 70 receive the same patronage that
has been 90 literally bestowed on us every
season. We have always on hand c0ufsc-
uouary of all kinds. and cool soda water.
Cream made 10 order for parties, etc.
CAUyIy & FuGazzI,
aPrl5-GoIs y Nortb Cbe-rv strsot
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The notes and accounts Oft. e W. Ea-
kin x Co., strickler, Ellis q Co.. and A.G.
Adams a Co.. viii be found at No. 5I Nortl
college street, near the Square, where an
persons Indicted % any of these firms will
? ease make immediate payment, s the
buainess must be closed 1p.
Ia my absence. Mr. X. Il. Throne ia frr
ly authorized % attend 10 the busiBesa
A. g. ADAMS, 81 College street.
''af'i-'m near the Square.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
\. !. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
599 broadway, New Work.

d amOnd Pms, Brooches and p aT lrCpS LaiIes
Sets, Brooch and Ear Drops. cold sri Coral; Jet
sleeve hugons, sets &c Srds, Vest aui NecH
rsinS PA n and Chased Gold E.nEs, Gold Thin
t.es. Lockets NV Siyie Beit Buckles, Go.d Pen
aid Pencils, Fancy WoEk bo1es, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver ENteusiou bold ~, and q large a.
-0rtuelt OF Fine JeWer ry Of every description, OF
L. - ------. --- -------- ---L-- .---.- q
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"A ANTED-AGENTs FOR THE NURSE AND
w sPl.-fhe most interesting ald cZc,.i1E
Hook ever ugds ed, eul fIug tha adventure uf
woman in the UuIcn army as Nurse, scout ami
SPY. Gving q most vivid inner pCture Of tbe war.
Returned aud disabled DhCers and SOLDIER ir
Eylnt Of profitable omployment VII hud e pecu-
iariy sdBpted % their cou,tuou- JONES hkle
co ~ haln street. Cluaiunati 0hIo.
langl-amdkus
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Choiee Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
gfeen Corn, and every variety Of Canned
fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
9uered at low prices at Totten's No. - Col
lsgs street.
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Pearl Miniatures, In OI, or Water colors.
Get the genuine At the Gallery Of The Cum
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FOR SALE,
Large Performing GrisIy Bear.

lie is SAID TO BE ONE OF THE LARGEST
u animals Of the kind ever known 10 he on ex-
hitiuol IN The ted States Heis ~ iset high lI}S
.,et ong, ana We CHS Eighteen Huudsed P unds
HIS ihufquEh educafion, and his sOuosriul per-
luTuauccs have created quite q senssf'cu IN Amer
ca a. veil - m Europs. Any one wishing % pur-
chase, can do vcll srd make his money baelz IN
short time BY exhibiting HIM through the country
independent iouuues have been made on this AMI
msll ana can yet be made. Ny husband having
aleal and having no one u attend 10 the Bear, be
= nov offered 'oT ssle Cab & the third brick house
90 ne Nlre hndge Pike, E1geheld. good tile
can ue k',en. MRS. n. TURK
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Lumbor Of all lengths and descriptions
or sale low at knight Bros. Yard, Rolling
MU Hi
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$500. 900
To be sold for One Dollar Each

Without regard to value and not 10 be paid for ua-
tl you know what you vii receive.
Aunonr those who have seilacwlsdSed the re-
cent o. va -UABLE GIFTS drawn fron this Asso-
catl0u since an. 1, 1855, the following kIndiy per
init their names o. be usef1
x bsrt h notchS new Haven, Conn Mso
isou, value Sl5o. " r T NI.hs, " Z2I ST n Y.
Diamond Cluster Pm, value S1o6 Mrs r @ Tappan,
DO York ST. cod " tch, vlue Sl2d. Nhs tleU
b. ITcksr-on, Eugh7mp,Cn, y b., Nei1irrn, va
le uU. Mr.. + d stone, 81 Tenth 81, CTs,
Piano value $50 Mr- Ihcs q Miller, rant %,
Pa Diamond krg. value sl5'. MIS- Ellen J.
Peck Sprng6old, ills-. Melo eou, value si25 ur.
l. Van Rper W.shingtou, =, C.. cod runung
Cased Watch, value Slao. Edwsrd II. Lindsay
Worcester Mass, Piano, value $50 Mss d
Farwaf. Dubuque, Iowa Diamond Ear uops, va
Ire $50. Francis Moran. tZ5 Pearl &C., Albany
y Y, Muse Box, value SO Mrs e. lngeIs7l,
Urlaua, Ohio. silver set, value $50. Lirut b p
Hendricks WiIart's Hotel Washington, D @, sil-
yer Pateu. Lever Watch, value So. Capt. / War
ner, 18th Nols-, silver Watch, value SIS.
MANY persons who have drawn uluahe prEez,
DO not W n their names published Crwe might e1
tend tins list
MANNER or DISrKmUrI0S.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and IT,
NALUE, are placed in sealed envelopes, which are
veil mixed one Of these Envelopes, containing
the Cert h,ate or Order tOr some Article, worth Ht
lesst one dOlisr az retWO wi be delivered 90 our
other, or sent bp mail Co any address, wIthout re
gard 20 choice, on the re elpt q - cents The
puryhs- er Will see What Arlcle % draws, and lis
value, which may be nom Cue % Five Hundred
Dollar-, and can then send One Dollar ami receive
he article named.
Bs-No Blsnlzs-Every purchaser gets value.
Parties dealing with us may depeni on having
prom DO returns, sni the article drIsn viii ha Inn
med siely sent 20 any address by return mau or
express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed 10 all Cases.
no SIX Cert6cates for One Dollar, Thirteen for
Two ICI ars.
Agent, Wadted. Send stamp f1r a Circular. An
letters should be addressed
r. BENTON & CO.,
Box 5lCT Post J1ce, Nsv York.
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For Sala.

TVNHE commodi0us Brick House end vacant Ior on
I the uorfh-Eescern crruFr oi Vine ant Cefar
alreet. For particulars aEply %
r r. McEWEN, >E- Is Spruce Sc. or
ED.J- THOMPSON. rs Uu.on So
aur I'D. copy.
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Aq;aa5s5llrillR 2t(aiun.
Nh. CAAEROS q CO., PuOllsher..
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 1865.


Gen. Washburn has issued an order
for the deportation of Miss Annie Tay-
lor, of Memphis, beyond the Federal
lines. Her offence was "disloyal Ian,
guage and shameless conduct" on hear
ing of the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln
She is the daughter of a respectable
physician of Memphis.
1t is reported that Gen. Milroy has
found it necessary to put a couple Of
ladies of McMinnville under arrest for
a similar offence
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Trade with InsurreetiOnary States.
A telegraphic dispatch from New
York, dated the 9th says: --
1t has trauspired that the tradeques-
ton was definitely settled in Cabinet
to-day All loyal persons are to be
granted permits to carry goods and
trade in any insurrectionary State, up
on application to proper agents and
paying the Government tax. Tennes-
see is exempt from the 8 per cent tax
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Pearl NInlafnres.

M0Rsz is the FIRST b introduce this
rev style Of Picturez Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Call az the Gallery Of the Cumbe--
land and Judge for yourself ol4,H
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sPLENp1p AssoRrMENr

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
of Note, Letter, Foolscap and Legal cap Papers,
buf, White, Canary, Opaque, Magenta, Mourn |
ing and Official Envelopes, Diaries for ls65, :
Memorandums of every style, Pass Books, Al =
Gums, ali sizes, including sold ers Pocket Al .
Gums, Pocket lnkstands, eel Pens, and .
large assortment Of the most Celebrated Sold
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collsrs, Pocket Cutlery, =.
including the celsbrated WOstenhOlm's and =
Wade & Butchers Knives, Pocket Books,
Pipes, Combs, hair Brushes, Emery Paper, L
Gun OIL, Backing and Brushes, Butler's, Ar
nold's, Doyells, French Carmine and Copying
lnAsf Mucllsge, Card Portraits OF Generals, 4.
Prize Packages, Port Folos, Dice. Fancy soaps, Z
Blank Books and BlOttlng Paper, a variety Of :
Desk lnkstands, Paper-W eights, Pen Racks,
Bill riles. Letter Clips, Rubber Rulers, Eras-
ing knives Ruling Pens, and an endless va =
nety Of Notions.
School Books School BOOks!!
We have a small stock Of Cigars, which we
will sell at Cincinnati Prices. Also, a small
stock Of Cary's Cough Cure for sale at Whole n
sale Prices. Y
To the Soldiers. 6
We have three beautiful Lithographs, repre-
senulg the different branches Of the service,
printed IN four colors, ertitled "SOldier's Ger l.
uneate, }" Union Defenders Certificate" and =,
U. 5. Army Diploma" SIZE l2xl6 inches. 4
They are enclosed IN pasteboard tube, and y
can be sent BY mail withoutinjury. Every ofh- z
Ger and soldier should buy them and send a
them to their friends.
.,.............. 80 each.
FOR the three, postage paid.............Sl 90
Liberal discount made TO wholesale dealers.
We will MI all orders for Certificates or Sta ,
eonerYi by mail or express, promptly.
T. NJ. RHODES & CO., ;,
'anss ~ Union straat. NuahviUs raur
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No. - Cedar St, under Commercial Hotel
SAMPSON KEEBLE, Proprietor.

OITTZENS and strangers wishing snythinR in
this line, are invited % give ths popular estah-
hshment q call. The most experienced practical
BARRIERS only are employed. and none but the best
md most glegant materials used. Every depArt
ment Is under competent supervision, and ceEali-
ness and nsstness strictly obserYed. Csll, BE-
shaVsd, and SATISFY yourselves
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{ a3aAEN, EIIga HnLn PEAS,
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NO. 2-... ] col 4 sol 75 . 2 Isl 4 nI 6 so
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No So. D 50. 25 81 3 o 3 OOI 4 sol 10
No. h.-... Oo y Is. 3 90 50 3 sol 8 5DI 10 %
No. Co.. % 3 90 % Is 3 Isl . -
30 7..... 5Jl 3 Z5. 3 Isl -. 1 PSI -
No. s.. O0I UOi 4 col IS. 90. -.
Nn. J..... sol 51 col l sol ..... ......
NoIn..-.. 4 col 0J' JU| .l - - ..

These Hcn- H-sr my na.ts f5Ts &c T. RAEEEs
E1ruA l..r. KY 1F which have secured the
oJu-. lctl ans srr warranted equal in iiusness Of
material and workmanship 10 the best Eastern msn-
ufacture. and are believed % be superior 10 ali
others n durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 20 m Ike a realty seryioeaBe pen.
5cni ty rsli ur express on rese.pt Of price and
return ~, OF by mail, 40 nv rfst when 20 cents
b added for IeCstyl Write your name and sd-
dress p.8.g y.
Postage uu s.rgie pen three cents: pen with any
case or holder and box, a.r Cents Old pens re-
paired for hGy cents ,ssd staBgp) each Circulars
sent TaET Address
c r. RARNEN
cold Pen Manu,srlur,,l
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eriCo Il Of Genuine
An E"'CAN WATCHES.

Same, Hlt with Expansion balance. accnrefe
ly adjusted 70 heat and cold, IN 2 o. ster.
tiA 0INel cASe-....... IS OO
The above Is two ounce cases. Extra ior three
ounce eases, So, four ounce, go. VII be emf
reo iy mail or express on rcce pt Of prcp Pen .1J
NH't1 circular sent trCe Address
c. p. HhkNFs
'faler IN tsold Pens ard American W.fchoa
hNA NEW .stFarl f'~r s,rsN fs.r IL z
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Shirts at N. York Prices

- : H n IHUMFr IN'8 5I- 3 U0U0T-
'li@u - Cherry st. near Uu.a1.
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Cash m rand and 30 Rank...--.....-....-.....-
Cash 70 hands 0f Agents, and Iu c0ur-e 0.
Specie on hand, snu in haads Of Agents.
Amount loaned on Mortgage Of Real E-
Amount l0G1ed on Bank and q tied Stat'
Amount loaned on PersOnal security.
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For the Register.

noticed in your paper of Fliday LAST,
that : few plain questions We're put to
the Republican candidates They have
not answered them. Idesire to put the
questions plainly to Messrs. Bell and
Hornbrook, who are understood to occu-
py doubtful positions on some questions
that interest the people of this city and
county.
lst. Are you Messrs Bell and Horn
brook in favor of negro suffrage I'd.
Are you in favor of equal taxation4 3rd.
Are you in favor of the test oath and
Constitutional Amendment 2
would like to add to the above another
query, have you uot encouraged and
countepanced the sending forth of secret
circulars to insult every conservative
mau in the county by challenging his
vote on election day. they are matters
upon which the voters wishinformation.
-.-........ VOTER.
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DEMOCRATIC
The Meeting To.NiEhi.

The meeting to be held tonight at the
Court House is the most important one
of the campaign, except the grand and
decisive meeting which will be held at
the polls next Thursday. Of course
every Democrat who loves the welfare OF
the State and wants to see the common
wealth freed from the incubus OF Tadi-
calism which is weighing it down, WIZ
be present at the polls, but it is also I'm.
portant that every man in this city who
wants 10 help forward the good cause he
present at the Court House tonight.
Let nothing prevent your coming TIE
speeches will amply repay you for the
slight inconvenience walk to the Conrt
House will cost and the benefit to be
obtained in the advancement of politi
cal truth and the spread of sound opin
ions concerning our State and n0tiona
policy will make the evening profitable
to us all Come!
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The Company They Keep.

1t is q noteworthy fact and one which
voters should bear in mind next Thurs
day, that all the advocates of negro sutt-
rage, all the friends Of miscegenation,
ali the most rabid ultraists of the Adolf
ton party, rote the Republican, ticket.
If it be true that "a man IS known by
the company he keeps are We not justi-
fed in charging upon the Republican
leaders, in this county and State. similar
ity OF Views ana iueUtiry 9 interest with
wendell PHILLIPS, LLorD GARRISON
and FRED. DOUGLASS The Republican
party follows the lead Of these men,
They arc never more than six months
ahead Of the party. The Republicans
follow implicitly, Already, in this con-
ty, the radical orgHn has hoen preparing
the way for flo Introduction OF ne@Io
witnesses arj negro jurors in Cur courts,
and, should t1c Iadica, party have SIT
premGcT IN tho next Legislature there IS
GOOD reason for The belief tint these
measures viii oe consunnIatcd and fas
tened upon tbo psonle Of the State. The
silence Of tho RcpuIlica; candidates
3hen interroSatGd concerning their be
lief in the dccrrino Of negro suffrage
gives rise 20 tic apprehension that
should they 10 elected, Ih0y will lahrl
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iiisHS 10 IA.

The country townships nc 1n!!y
aroused aud VII 10 their duty next
Thursday. We arc as sure that they Will
give q good account Of themselves when
the votes are counted. We have no fears
nfthc result SO far as they are concerned,
bnt we think there should be more ac-
rivity in the city. We axe well aware
Chat much isbeiug done. but we are equal
lywell satisfied that still greater Efforts
can ard should he put forth, There are
many Democratic voters IN the city who
do PCT take or read the daily paper
You, doubtless, know many such. Make
it your busine. to see them before the
election Tell them of the interests in
volved in the contest Tell them Of the
Importance Of securing In the next le-
gislature conservative and able men 60
represent Ohio county Make them
promise to attend the polls and vote on
next Thursday. and give them the Demo
cratic ticket. Your own rights and your
OWL freedom are dependent npoa tie ex-
ertions YOU put forth.
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STAND D, ii.c Comssi;Eiiou.

The Democratic party III this State. a.
we'll as In tue nation at large is tie
party Of the constitution. We plead for
obedience to the constitution of the
United States and of this State Our
opponents have violated and will violate
both We have no means of Judging of
the future but by the past the history
of the Republican party i'll the past is
the history of repeated injuries and OPP
pressions, repeated violations of solemn
oaths, and the trampling under foot OF
the supreme law OF the land. The COP.
stitution of this State vas disregarded
last winter in a matter affecting the
dearest right of the people and we have
no guarantee that the next legislature
will not entertain similar revolutionary
notions and take from the people u
larger measure of freedom.
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NEee;in & in Ritchieto VIZ .

Tie Democratic citizens Of Richie
town assembled in Steubenrach's Hall
OF Monday evening Oct 23d The meet
ing vas organized by tie election of VIM
B. Martin, ESQ. Chairman, and W C.
Raudlan, Secretary. Speeches we're de,
lived by n. Richardson Esq, and Major
D y. Stambaugh
Tie meeting was large and the De.
mocIaey present manifested much enthu'
siasm in the cause a few rowdies of the
Republican party did what they could
to create disturbance, but failed Ritch
ietown will give the Democratic candi
dates fattering vote next Thursday.
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Read Il.

We call the attention of laboring men
to the extract from the speech of Gen
eral RCNYoN, Democratic candidate for
Governor of New Jersey, which we pub
lish this morning. 1t sets forth the doc.
trine of equal taxation, within the mean,
ing of the Triadelphia resolution upon
that subject, and is sufficient answer
to the sophistries put forth by JOHN A.
BINGHAM in his speech at the Republi-
can meeting last Thursday night. Read
II
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Buying = Pig in Poke "

The Republican candidates have been
asked whether they are in favor Of the
constitutional amendment. They do not
answer
They have been asked whether they
are in f.vor of tie test OATH They DO
notanswcr.
They have been asked whether they
approve of ANDREW JonNsoN's course.
They do not answer.
They have been asked whether they
are il favor Of reglo suffrage. They
make no reply.
They lave been asked whether they
are in favor Of equal taxation. They
still maintain silence.
We want 10 o.act Hell tC the leglsia
ture who will represent the people,
What principles Will the Republican can
didatcs Representa- How can any person
know what he is voting for when he puts
in the ballot-box y Republican ticketf-
The candidates OF that party have not
deigned to Inform tho public of their
views concerning the ulosi important
Questions of the day The convention
that nominated tLcse men did not adopt
any piatform or put forth any deolara'
tiou OF its political faith. They come
forward and ask the voters Of Ohio coun'
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steO Reward.

We are authorized by responsible par
ties to offer one hundred dollars reward
for the arrest and conviction of any Of
the dirty scoundrels who, last night, as
saulted the gentlemen from Wheeling
on their return from the Democratic
meeting in Ritchietown. Particulars of
the affair are given in our local columns
this morning Any information concern
ing the guilty parties may be left at TINS
Office and, upon the conviction OF any OF
the offenders, the above mentioned re-
ward will be paid to the person giving
the information.
|. It was a cowardly and disgraceful al
fair, and those men in the Republican
narty who have countenanced and en-
| couraged and brought about these man
ifestations Of ruf1anism are responsible
for the result of their teachings. The ig-
norant and lawless scoundrels who per-
petrate such outrages as that which oc-
| Cured last night are but tools in the
hands of more designing knaves. For
| the credit of our civilization, for the
honor of our republican institutions
which guarantee to every man freedom
of thought and speech and whose essen
tial principle is contained in the right of
the people to discuss questions of public
policy and canvass the claims of those
who solicit their votes, the perpetrators
of the crime to which we allude should
be brought to justice and made to suffer
heavily for their violation of decency
and right.
The Republican party will gain moth
ing by this latest manifestation of its
| spirit. We heard one gentleman who
has always heretofore acted with that
party declare last night that he would nc
longer be identified with an organization
whose teachings produced such fruit
and we doubt not that there are numbers
of fair minded and honorable men, who
will applaud his course and follow his
example.