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Fire.

LoCEHAvES, Pa, February 1.-THE
large tannery of c. X. Saukey was
burned on Monday morning. Loss esti-
mated at $1,000; no insurance. The
books and papers of the establishment
were DESTROYED.
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State Of West virginia, -.

1T RHles held In he Clerks Ofic' oi ~
Circuit Court Of Marion County ." i4'
first Monday in February, lsG-.
FOntain Smith -,
~. ) Debt and AttaChfn'uir
Abraham Smith. }
V'O RECOVER or THE DEFENDANT gAL
Il hundred and ffty dollars $40 0gJ, VIA y
teTest thereon from the 18th day Of MARIA I'-'.
TIL paid and eOsts, subject "a credit 81 49, :
March 18th. IeGI, and 20 attach the drioDafl'
estate In said county 10 ply the sane A AIS =
appearing that the defendant u not res.ls-.
Of this State. II Is ordered that b. apP@ai -
within one month after due Publication b,r',.
and DO what IA necessary 10 protect he iSf''''
Ia this suit.
A Copy--Tests: X. Il. LOTT. CsIL.
Wuzoy Il Ss,TH n. n iebIDfszlE
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From Wellsb0rg.

WEILsBURG, W. Va, February 49,
Bishop Campbell's will case, involving
half a million of dollars, CONNIE need
this morning. The best legal talent of
the country are employed, among whom
are Judge Black, General Garfield, Hon.
Benjamin Stanton, Hon. George W.
McCook and Hon. William KennOn.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, February Ia.
Wheat FIRM and 1c better; sales white
Michigan at 2 80; amber Ga. Corn ac-
tive at a slight decline; sales No l at st
as9c; closing under the latter figures.
Oats steady at Csc for No. l. Rye quiet.
Dressed hogs unchanged at saa9c.
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luiciie.

PENIRRoHE, ONTARIO, February IL
An insane woman, Mrs. Weaver, con-
fined in Jail here for the murder of her
FIVE children, hung herself to the CRATE
over the cell door last night.
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DestitufiOn,

HALIFAX, February 1.-THE commit
tee in the House of Assembly report
that there exists among the fishing pop
ulation of twelve counties great and
wide spread deStitution, and that
unless extensive and permanent ar
engagements for their relief be made
many will perish from starvation.
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From Atlanta,

ATLANTA, Ga, February 1.-THE Con-
vention have stricken out by large
majority, the clause empowering the
Legislature to alter or abolish any char
ter hereafter granted. Reported $4,000
to be paid to the members Tuesday.
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RRnrrektch-

BosTON, February I7.-Levi Ficklet,
who was arrested for alleged forgery in
New Hampshire aud shot while attempt
ing to escape, and who had subsequently,
got out of Jail, was rearrestsd to-day in
Boston. He will be taken to New
Hampshire for trial. " " " D. i.5
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Marian Charlotte Koch, In Ohio County G.
re- ! cu!, Cumi % Chg1
August Koch, Executor, cory.
aud others
TAKE NOTICE THAT THE uEHrI
i tons of William kIrvls aud otl,rs val b.
taken at the law Office II y Eioharl,1a ua
Monroe street In the city Di Wheeling iB g.
State Of West Virginia on thc 81 day Of Na-,s
A. ID. lst- between the hours 81 gp.rlock y
and o'clock l.. ". tu hC read ia oyii'a,r b. Dc
above named cause on behalf Ot r4.t complain.
And Il from amy cause Tho taking nl tu. ..
dispositions shall not hc con m'urrd "r b.. !.
commenced, shall not ho completed ru tH.' 90
the taking of tho same wiz ne aiiHuffri Ir.-
time To time until the same shall lee 'umn..'
y. EICUAKlNUN.
Solicitor iUT conn ..iuaut.
To the defendants. hail4"i q.
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EnIXes,on CITY Election.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, February IL
Official returns of the election in the
city gives for the Conventions: Whites,
202, and colored, S7S votes; against the
Convention: Whites, liz votes. Smith
and Ruby are elected.
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Killed.

LOWELL, Mass, February 1S.-By an
explosion of a locomotive here to-day,
engineer Geo. Spaulding was killed and
fireman Stillmau White seriously in
jured. Henry Smith and Mr.. WEIGH, of
Lowell, were also injured.
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(WHICH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED MUST
w be the most important Political Campaign
in the history of our Government. The Skin.
mishing preparatory to this great fight has al.
roady commenced; and the condition OF the
country makes the early and thorough dissent
nation of the principles We advocate, a patri.
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid Of all
true men in extending the circulation of the
REGISTER. There is not locality in the coun.
try where Club could not be made up with
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Is only in its
fifth year it already, in point of Circulation, In
hueuce, Ability and Value ranks among the
FIRST papers in the land and cOnieSsedly stands
far ahead of any of its contemporaries in West
Virginia. 1t will be the aim of the Proprietor
not only to maintain, but to add to its high
reputation.
This paper will not DC surpassed by any pub
LEGATION in the country for its completeness as a
Family. Business and Political Journal. In its
TelegIaphic News, Domestic as well a. by the
Atlantic Gable; its full and reliable Financial
and Market Reports; its Local Intelligence; its
compilation of News transporting in the State
and throughout the nation; IL THE FRESHNESS,
vIGoR AND HONEST BoLDNEss OF IT'S EDITORIALS,
and in all the requisites that go to make mp a
WIDE.AWAKE, FIRST.CLASS NEWSPA.
PER il shall not be eXCUlled.
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OUR TERMS:

Daily Register, per year, by Rail......E 50
" six months 1890 70
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And a copy free TO the getter up of the club.
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vided full years subscription is taken.
Money by Draft, Express or Registered Let
ters may be sent at our risk. Address
LEWIS BAKER,
iy29 Wheeling. West Virginia.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST Va.

WHEELING, WEST Va.
CAPRTAE.----. .-S2OG,OOO.
flee, d Monroe street, next door to First Ma
tiOnal Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE K WHEAT, President
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP Secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent for West Va.
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS:
John +. Wilson, George X Wheat,
Jas. T.. CIR, sam Harper,
john 4. Armstrong, james Mckinney,
A. Z. Quarter Morgan - OFT,
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
s. Grady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling; List, Morrison & Co.. Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan & Co,
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer Wheeling; Mcclellan &
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe,
Kraft & Co., Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. w.
Franzheim Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling; Winship, Woods & Co., Queensware,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel.
ing: T. C.McAiee Notions, Wheeling; Camp.
bell. Frew * Co.. Pubs. ntcUiqenccr Wheeling;
OFT, Son & Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. T..
Sands Cashier First National Bank, Fairmont;
L. p. Camden Pres't Nat. Ex. Bank, Weston,
W. Va, Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling.
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PetrOleO-CalC Gas,

NNE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
" provemcnts OF the age IA the process Of man.
ufactUring gas by the Pctrolc0 Calcium Gaa
Company of Wheeling, West Virginia, upon
patents Of DR.. j. IL. Connolly from an almost
valueless product of Petroleum Oil, (rssjGuan.J
in combination with lime, or lime aid coal, so
simple that tive thousand feet Of Gas may b.
made by any farm hand or stable boy Of ordinary
intelligence In three hours. 10 has been thor.
eughly tested upon such scale, at the Mcclure
House in Wheeling, and at the country residence
Of Mr.. j. Z. Gilchrist, near the same city, as TO
fix the certainty of its afOrdiBg entirely salts
factory results In the production Of small aud
large quantities Of Gas, aud can be with great
economy applied 10 PriCdie RsSdeHces, SsHai-
nGriss HOteLs FGctoTies and CItieS. ItissupcTior
TO any Gas now in use, not only as TO the safety
simplicity, practicability and great cheapness Of
manufacture, bat for its superior briliancy soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom from the
snlphurous doors common 20 Gas.
These facts the officers Of the company will
take pleasure in demonstrating 10 those desiring
to adopt or interest themselves in II. The com
pany will sell rights to manufacture In Towns,
Counties, Districts or States, and direct stten.
ton TO the following
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, February ls.
Nothing doing and market unchanged.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, February Is.
GOLD-Opened at l All; closed at
/ 40fa1 405.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Steady and
generally strong on 10-40s; Henry Clewes
& Company furnish the following quota
tions at 80 p. NJ: Coupons 81, lila
1924: do '62, 1l1sa111i; do '64 1O9a1O9t;
do '65, 1O9sa1O9B; do new, 1075al0s; do
'67, 1OSsa1O9!; l0-40s, 1055alO5s; 7-30s,
107!al07f.
milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, February 1s.
Flour 9 50a1O 90; wheat l 99I for No. l
and / 81 for No. 2.
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TESTIMONIALS:

WHEELING, W. Va, August 6, 1867.
To The PTesidsHt Of he PetroIeo. Calcium Gas Co!
SE-We have thoroughly and carefully In.
vestigated the construction and workings Of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas according TO
your compaHy's patents, and the combinations
Of materials used, as now working upon the
MeLure House in this city and country resi-.
dence Of j. p Gilchrist, Esq, near this city. For
simplicity, durability. economy and safety. we
consider IL superiortO any other method Of man
niacturing Gas that we are acquainted with
We cheerfuliy recommend its adoption by all
Gas consumers.
Very Respectfully,
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NJ

Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleas.
ant medicine, for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases.
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Beware of COIlnteFGeitS and
TuDrincipIed Dealers.

Who endeavor TO dispose Of their own" and
'other" articles on the reputation obtained by
nelmbold's Genuine Preparations,
Helmbold's Genuine Extract Buchu.
Helmboldss Genuine Extract Sarsaparilla,
Helmbold's Genuine Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
Ask for HEENBoLD's- Take no other.
Cut out this advertisement, and send for IL
and avoid imposition and exposure.
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A. J. SWEENEY,
Mayor Of Winding.
". W. Miller Co,
Union Foundry and Engine Work.
WV HARE
Plumber and Gls JitteT.
VIZ. GOODWIN & Co
PTopTiStOTs AcLilYe HO1iSs
WN. A. TURNER,
JeiceLsT and Wafeh IIdE>T
SWEESRY & Co.
AdehiIliStS and EngiAs BEiLderS.
VIZ. ID. TERKT,
General 4. X. Text AgsAi.
LOUIS Carr.
PTODTistOY AcLAIe HOuAs Saloon
REILLT, BAENEs & HoBBs,
BISiScTS.
ABd refer by special permission To
jas. II CBRIsTY, ESQ.
Psttsturg, Pa, formerly TredSaDeT Cg,y Gas 90.
s. II. Goldman, Esq..
Gas BHginsSr, E'ittStuEg Pa.
Address,
PETROLRoCALCIUH GAS Co.
augl3eoWiy Wheeling. W. Va.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT For ,,.
j COUNTY. oaI0
Levi B. Springer, Mary Ann Springer -.
beth b. Springer, Sarah j. SprinScr' Eliza
rine Craig, George Rizzsr Florescs u AHA
Mary Rizzer, Henry Rizzer and All. lLer
ger, (Which last mentioned MARY HI RiI
Albert are infants, and sue ia this ~ y md
their next friend, the,said Levi h, Srt;Aaui By
Complainant,
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Wsshburnc & Co., blowing the en-
bers az Grants ambition:

Wsshburnc l. Co., blowing the en-
bers q Grants ambition:
Grand Duchess Shall We talksof the
reward that is now yo4r dus7 =
Fsitz-N would be vsry agreeable, your
Aighness; but what good would it bel
Grand Duchess-How1
Fritz-As l am Gencral-in-Chief, if you
will reflect q moment, you will see it is
impossible for me to rise in rank. F.
Grand Duchcss-Do you think SO?
Fritz-well, it would seem 50 a. l
have the plume can have nothing
Grand Duehcss-ln the army, Ne; but Z =
Fritz Butt RS =
GRAND Duchess But in the civil =
Fritz-( Aside )-Ah! III! don't under
stand anything about h; bat ii can't make
any difference, if some one wants to give
me something. $685.. ... ... ...... -.
There il . strong likeness, in more
points than one, between General
Fritz and General Grant. Neither
succeeded we'll out Of his sphere, and
either, Of them could say truly, ''Tbe
"civill All, nh, I dont't understand
"anything about it; but it can't
"makc any difference, If some one
wants to give me something. -
WsEKLY AGE. ..f. ~, na -.
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understood from the time Of its
adoption until Che Now Fra Of ma
king laws outsac Of it began in
1861 s. d j. i u
Ratification.

A correspondent from Leroy in
forms US that the Republicans got
DIP grand ratification meeting ut
that place on last Saturday that
resulted very much like 'impcach.
mcut. The flag was hoisted at first
with portion Of the stars obscured
BY the names of Grant and Colfax,
but finding that the public did not
grow enthusiastic at the sight Of a
banner SO emblcmatical Of their
principles, the names wero re moved
to another portion q it, and the
stars brought to light. Several
speeches were delivered by speakers
FROM sbroad, at the close of the first
Of which, three cheers were proposed
for the nominees. but tho audience
failed to respond with much alacrity,
and the remainder of the speeches
were moro conservative. Our cor
respondent says The professions was
composed chiefly Of boys aud urchins
not few Of whom were the offspring
of sound Democrats, but the singing
on the occasion, discourscd by Mr..
Page formerly Of this place. and
Mr.. Sheffield and Mrs. Caldwell no
says was comme ended very highly by
all. and was the only rcdccming fca-
tllre 0f the ncrfnrmanrc.
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The ''Jugglery' Of the Rep.
slblican Platform ON Sulfrgc.

The .'Jugglery" Of the Rep
ublican Platform ON Su1frgc.
The New York Tribune affects to
be delighted with the Chicago Radi-
cal Platform. The following views
Of the Tribune just before the
meeting Of the Convention and tho
suffrage plank in the platform pres
ent an edifying picture;
From the Tril unc.
Republicans in all States had bet
ter make up their minds 1T once that
there cannot be two policies in the
party at nce-onc for the North and
one for the South. We cannot give
tho ignorant millions Of freedmen in
the rebel States the ballot, and at the
same time refuse it to the educated
thousands III the North. If we at
tempt such jugglery We shall find
out that VIC have not cheated the
ucgro, but ourselves.
From the Platform.
The guaranty by Congress
Of Equal Suffrage to all
loyal men at the South, was deman-
ded by every consideration Of public
safety, Of gratitude and Of justice.
and must be maintained: while the
question Of Suffrage in all the loyal
States properly belongs to the pco-
pic Of those States.
The Tribune speaks the truth.
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Grant And The Conic Opera

Grant And The C0mlc Opera.
While the comic opera is yet with
US General Grant may learn . thing
ortwe It really will hot do for him
to 90 about repeating that by-wcrd
Of i'nbecility, Being pnaceustomed
to public speaking. ','ooIf this was the
best he could do, for Q. set occ aston,
with the help Of all his Iprompters,
he may well renounce tho attempt
ito cultivate the power of speak
ing" But Sufferers can sometimes
be taught to sing when they cannot
talk. We make the suggestion in q
friendly way; we get it from ia
Belle Helene" Could not Grant be
taught TO step out like . warrior in
that piece, aud sing: .rean
Je s,,is lc bouillaptI Ac!liile.f Il
lam the hot-bloodcd Achilles.
This might serve his turn, when
he begins his stamping tosr. and
would be far better than being un-
accustomed, Sc. eI ~
We are reminded, too, Of Grant
in another of these comic operas.
In the .Grandc Duchesse'' is .
stolid, ignorant fellow, yet. not -
bad soldier. who comes to be >
general; bis strategy consisting
manly in the free use of liquor.
A woman tries to stuff his head with
aspirations to civil greatness. This
is, Tie sex apart, very like Forney.
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rUssEL 4 wARREx.
NEW FIRM
- -. HsgG131
GEO. l.. BASS
|"AvlNG bought the interest Of .sMsp'
IL Lampson Of the firm Of yer = s
S. N. LAMPSONAC co
.ssss@ @'~'s 49, .r EGs4,s8. q
the business will, hereafter, be conducted
by Sss"
d. H. HAMLIN & CO..
AT THE OLD STAND,
-eFtg& S@s zaaE 20 a
MASONIC BLOCK,
The firm never was in better shape. nor
more complete in all it's Manufa curing
and Wholesale and Retail partments.
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
GROCERIES.
aREEK AND ...
DDIED FRUITS,
CANNED FRUITS DC.
4 Ill y E&GA@H ~
Has just been received,
Fresh From Eastern Markets!
| We MANUFACTURE
Plain and Fancy ConGec-
tlOnerleS,
Of every variety and description,
With which We can supply the trade in
large or small quantities.
AT EASTERN PRICES.
Our Confetti ,neries
Are Always Fresh |
Our stock in EVERYTHING will al
ways be fo.nA COMPLETE and the firm of
D. Il. hAMLIN l. Co.,
second to noae in tAe line.
(n7vo) Sd. H. hAnLIN,
GEO. l.. Bass.
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Hfaall;Il s -
= Halls
vegetab|s Siciiaa hah neaeva

Every kscv ts.creseee eeS ZeDs-
al,atlon, srhfeN o dss : ssssse
S oas.s;:; l1Er CO. s ss 5.; 80 =
IT,. Ai9ha st0ssA@rd, ossd - G6ooo
sckO hare never used &c sUe 0aso
confidently say, that e Is ne 0ssl1
reliable AVID perfected 1os,ep9T9>
ton. to restore GRAY on FADED
HAIR 70 ttS N0estA ~ color, slsUje>
ing It soft, liests,0HSs and SjSc0N :
the scalp, By tts use, 1ec0sssee
white and cg00ssS e respovee sSle
ersptjOns and d0ssds.ssH, and ~
to tonic properties preUesets ~
hair from falling Oee3, - e sttW.
MIOteS and MOtsriShes the AO6o>
0lesssls. By To use the ha6r grows
thicker and stronger. In Oal3Neeo
It restores the capillary 0lass1e
to their normal si00r, aud s1ise
create a new gs'OsCth scc0pt ~
extreme oltl age. II e the sleeGe
economical HAIR DRESSING
ever sssed,. az e s.eQasires fesser
1pplicntiOts,- and Otvcs the h1SS
TIC. IL s,. s,ts'.as,a 9sos'K a2pfarc''ce
Hayes. II. D., State Assaver of
Nl0SJ., says, "tN~' cO,estitosDSe&S OSse
pure and carefully selected for
e.rcelLcsst quality, and I consider.
Il the BEST PREPARATION To-.
It's Intended p,trpOses.'' We pub
fish a treatise on the A0iy, sOhjclb
zee send free On mail MpO1l npplt-
cation, avl4icls contains cOsss5,Sess-
o0t0ry notices from clerOYAsess,
1,tysicits1,s, the press, and others.
1Te hare Ms1Ae the study Of the
hair aud Its diseases q specially
for gears, and EM0tC tsat zoe make
the most effective preparation for
the rest0r1tiOn SssItl the a,reservH-
tiO,, Of the hair, eEt0sit, and 70
acknowledged by the best Meda-
cal and Chemical Authority.
So'd BY al D.sgy;sts and Dealers IN Aa5isias.
COOK, co1URN 4 CO.
Genl Agents for North Western Ststss,
81 DEARBORN st., CHICAGO, NJ
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The Most Cor rllpt Party
e. that Ever Exfktc d.

DOM PIATT, one OF the leading
and NEST active Republican politi-
clans of Southern Ohio, in writing
Of the attempt toiin,pcach tho Prcsi-
dent says the uni pleasant fact is
developed, "that not ANDREW JonN-
SON, but the republican party has
been on trial, and the sentence is a
sent cncc of death?" PIArr says.
We could have. survived blundcr
great as th,s is. had it come alone,
but it is the, concluding act ola long
series. Through tho unsettled con-
dition Of Il country suffering from
civil war. VIC have developed more
rascality than any organization ever
called iuto existence. We have
filed the Offices with thieves and
their pockets with stealings. We
have organized rings that in turn
create Office holders and control the
Government. Men 60 in poor and
come out millionaires. For one
dollar paid to tbs Government from
hard earned taxes, hundreds stick t.
the dirty fingers Of official scound
rels. We have whisky rings. Indian
Bureau rings, manufacturers rings,
National Bank rings, railroad rings,
land jobbing rings, and internal I'm
provement rings. From the lowest
official, up to Senators and Cabinet
officers, tho faint Of corruption run.
until the people dnzcd and confused
sonf"und the right and listen with
Indifference to the threats Of cx.
posurc.
Hero is photograph ofthc Radio
al party by good artist. aa
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The noble platform upon which Mr..
Lincoln stood in the last campaign, was a
basis Of strength equal to that possessed by
the candidate himself. Clear in its cnun-
Citations, strong in its principles, true and
comprehensive in its parts, It was worthy
Of the man and the cause he represented.
IN. Y. Times. -s&r7@Ta f..
Tho Times should have added that
the party that elected Abraham
Lincoln has proved false TO every
principle embodied in tho platform
which it lauds. 1t has not restored
the Union, it has not respected the
Constitutional has conspired to
impeach and depose it's own Vice
President for endeavoring to be true
to that '"noblc platform" and the
policy he inherited from Abraham
Lincoln. The Republican platform
of 1864 was blind to. catch votes,
and was rcpudiatcd the moment the
votes had been secured. 1t is pos
sible the same game will be played,
again this year. We shall Sec
Buffalo Courier. r "'~
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Death Of Ex-President Bu.
cllann0n. -

James Buchanan, President Of
the United stptes from March 1857
to March 4, 1861. died At his resi-
doce near Lancaster Pennsylvsnia.
at :hc advancedage of!77 years. III
1909 he graduated in Dickinson
College; somuenccd tho study Of
law was admitted to practice IN
1912; was = private soldier in tho
war Of 1914, was elected to tho state
senate. member Of Congress, nlcm-
Der Of tho u. S. Senator, was Sec
rotary Of state, minister to England
and afterwarl ProsidcataA h all
these capacities be discharged the
duties deyolving upon him with rare
fidelity and ability, ever jealous to
re principles Of the Constitution as