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Debt Beoriag Crreacy Interest
Certificates at Pc ct. IS So go 10
Navy Pension Fnnd.
at per Cent. IA 900 coo %
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REvENUE APPoINTMENrs.-S-~ retary NJ

REvENUB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rptary Nc
Cuiioch to-day made the following appoint
menls OF Internal Eevscue officers
Stcr,lFelers.-RcbeIt q. D.nnett, 1st N II;
EreceTlC ruler. 5th N. g; Andrew NJ. Smi D ,
sd Miss: Hm. II. Bear, 'st IN Na'hsu Briggs
18Th n. y; John Z. lie Ierrc, An Wis.
CUCqcTs.-JCrTy WeaRiey, 9Th IGd.; Georg'
X. Crutchfeld, Sd Va; Tbeophilus Pfat:. iOtu
y. y; Jonn HIIiArd, 10Th Pa; James +. Caulk,
- Nd.
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Choice MALAGA GRAPES
Al PEaRsoSs rraft Depot.
$9l Eight h street
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Rehtted and enlarged mekins Il one of A
the woss c. npieie establishments In ehe 3fyAo
city. Private Dining rooms for psrt,es IfsR
oc e-lD bR6A6fIAN &8<
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IRE SECRgTAEY OF TBE INTERIOR has
called uDon the Commission r OF Patents for "A
Esf o. all tha clerks in his department, a tte OF
oIr"lnfn:ent, and where from, tog ther with
The ;I1Ount OF compensation received by each
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BErvET MAJOR GzSsfAL ]. J. RgYNo,.p Us.
rTCn feing relieved of the comJnlpd Of th
Fifth &iIItsTy District nv General Canby, will
re- urne the commI1d OF HI regiment, III aC ID
infantry, nov Stationed N Austin, tn. he1t-
quarters OF Gen. u
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SECRETARY MCCULLoCn.-A delegation OF
New York Democrats are here seeking to eirec,
tbe removal of Secretary McCulloch; aud al
though they profess - be sanguine Of success,
there is resson to believe that Pr-siient John.
son has given them no encourageIn ,nt what
ever. Secretary McCulloeh expresses his
Willingness to retire whenever the President
gives the slightest in.iInation that he desires
change OF the head of the Treasury Depsr,-
NEXT
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8 per cent uswful money Bonds
fssued To Pacifi Railroad Ccmpa
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TIE SECRET.kc oP Tds TRsAsrRT-D tn
say~:-''A Sispltch has been tplegraphad from
ilis city that SeeT"tary NcCnI,och was To b
removed. or EGd been inTi.s1 10 resign. Tlr
tT tire srsTv i invented. Mr. IcCuiioch ha-
lot been removed, nJT has he rec-Iysd any n
tIr alton that h5 -sisnatlon wouIq b. accept
able
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FNrFHDITUBzs or TIE 1ovERSHsNr-Tha
warrants Issned by the Treasury Dspartncn;
during the month OF October, lSG-, to meet to-
requirements OF the Government, aul~untsd 10
- rouIS nun bcrs. tha following suinS. viz
CIVIL - sIsceiianeCUs AMI Foreign IItercoursa
4.l.G.a; 1ntsTest on the Public Dent, II. .}si on;
Nar, 8 ,7:D' o. Navy, :, ,u2-.OC; Interior (Pen-
SIDs and lndlSns, ) $500, Total, 81, Boz 81"
The IaTr1n's Issue 4 for the reda nptioa of the
1Lbilc - Gt axe 4 included In the aO0ye.
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In every County ssd 1s~n; aud application. g..
enforcement, shos,a be aadrsssed ts the fsa,sse's
Gsn'rsi 4 en- o. sIaa y E9sfEI u, IT, 2: NOAH.
"A Agent for the District OF co,uahis' -. go. ".
Virginia and West Virginia. ssa state a
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SIoS PACIFIC RAILRoAD-Tha Presi ten I
Of This Company having filed with he Secre-
tary Of the Interior tn required aTidavit,
show .he completion of 4 section Of twenty
mile 4 Geir road, extending 20 the 9Jrh mile
nC~r, ne Secretary has directed the Govern
Men CoEIais sion5rs To examine and repor,
LTLM the sano. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-12

oMceI68 South c street, opposlte Wells,
Fargo & Co.
HOMEOPATHY Is the only true system Of
enty.hyo years OF experience hive proven that
one-half OF those dying at an early age can bs
saved. 'JsIM 10. UgElJ 20 li
Homeopathy curcs al curable diseases per.
manently, which have resisted the skill Of the
best practitioners OF any Of the old medical sys.
Homeopathy aims to eradicate disease entire.
~; to cure sure and easy, without bleeding,
blistering, cautenzing or drugging; to prolong
life and lessen the number OF Sick days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-12
EVENING, NOVEMBER ~ 1868.
itl IE tFul TlguV
MISCELLANEOUS.

2 Is.H98 sag117l9 fSd;
3g1G b 20 s58ia q 5ltai65 & /
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Moulder. Wanted.

1,1sHr GOOD MouLDERs WANTED IN:
II mediately. Apply at either the Gold hhi
Foundry, or tho Fulton Foundry on tho Divide,
Gold HUI Sept rs, ISes SEES
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SIJRGERx.

=. -, 9a. IT
one OF tne greatest triumphs OF Homo
opathy TO dispense with the operation OF ampu:
tation and sxcision u more tnan two-thirds ol
tne cases ne Sea SIfc Sav 81 tne E,easeS
70 the knife.
Fractures and serious wounds arc healed In
less time and with less pain than under any
other mode Of treatment. 49,. "a
Homeopathy is fulnlling mission whose end
Is the overthrow Of all other modes Of cure,
and the establishment Of its own complete and
permanent rule. l-i-1-aiH . h9Niil
~. yHn O.; r1ft sG3 eiaga-
HOMEOPATHY AND LirE AssuRAHcE...The
Directors OF London Life Assurance Omce--
the General Proyidcnt at its recent meet.
Ing, haye placed on record their opinion "that
persons treated BY the Homeopathic system en-.
Joy more robust health, are less frequently Of.
tackled BY disease and when attacked recover
more rapidly than those treated BY any other
system that with respect to tho more fatal
clnsres OF diseases tho mortality under Home.
opathy is small In comparison with that Of Al.
lopathy; that tncre are diseases NOT cnrsoie q
all upaer tne ntteI system WINCH are Penecty
durable unoer tne iormeri ana nnaiy, tnat tne
eo,eines ts p, psesc0en oy no Si
BY Allopaths not unfrequently entail the most
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-12
MEDICAL.
49, 80 H
DIR. F. KILLER,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
HHsaMo3 Hoia- AND. aoIsgaos-
i SURGEON. ",5
DR. KILLER PAYS PARTICULAR AT.
~ tontion to a"S -l.
Medical and Operative surssr, and Mid.

oaaee,ss g South street, oppo.lts Wells,
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DIR. M. HOLMES,
TO MILLMEN.

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT TIE GOLD
w mn NrTs once. half ton OF superior
.ype metal. for journallng purposes N quartz
mills, hoIsting.works, etc. WIN % sosa ~ ~
duce lprices FOR case
GJli HUI, JEns ao-u 9u92 .IJa
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RAILROAD


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
IN AND AFTER JANUARYl /, 1868, TRAINS
~ In connection with the Sacramento valley
Railroad win run "a follows:
Leave Shingle Springs At and 1880 A. y.
Leave Sacramento NJ $50 A. u. and p. u.
The 1880 A. u. train In from Shincle Springs
runs in connection with the steamboats, on the
river and the Pioneer stages across the mount
aims. go
Yhs ESQ A. y. train nom Sacramento viii also
connect at Shingle Springs with tho Pioneer
and Overland lines OF stages FOR
Piacerville,
Gensa,
Osrsea City,
VIrEinIa and
Austin,
As vsll ~ tho mountain towns throughout 81
Dorado, Alpine, and Esmeralda counties.
Couch & Co.'S Stage Line connects with this
train at Latrobe, conveying passengers 70 all
larger towns Of Amador, Calaveras and Tuol-
umne counties.
The 1880 A n down train connects with the
Pioneer Stage Line At Shinglc Springs and with
Couch & Co.'s Stage Line at Latrooe.
no TRAINS ON SUNDAYS,
Freight will be taken on all trains except the
$50 A. H. train nom Sacramento, and the 1880
A. u train nom Shincle Springs.
oei II F.A. BISHOP. Superintendent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-12

It will thus bs seen that Of one hundred pa.
tients treated BY Homeopathic physicians eight
win de- while II the same number are treated
by AllopathIc physicians, thirty.four, win die;
and OF the myriads who die under old school
ment would save scyenty.six Of every hundred.
Virginia, September l, 1853. i' eel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-04
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September }.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged.
CORN-Dull at 96c for ear.
OATS-Steady at soc for No. l.
RYE-Sales at 40.
COTTON-Dull at 29c for middling
TOBACCO-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Dull at Csc in bond.
PORK-Quiet and unchanged: de-
mand light, but holders are not willing
to make concessions.
BULES{DES-Sold at lac. packed
BAO&a<kn limited order demand at
l3sal4fc fof shoulders and clear sides.
LARD-Held at Isle.
LlNSEED OIL-Sales at IL and
dull under New York news.
GGR0CERIES-Unchanged.
GOLD--ll4i, buying.
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From, San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, September MIA,
Eat Ian advices TO August 25th state that
General Pattoni was assassinated on the
18th in the city of Durango, by some
officer of the staff of General Comic,
commanding the garrison. Patoni had
been ordered by Comic to report at
military headquarters, and not comply
ing Immediately was shot dead in his
house. The murder caused strong
feeling against General Comic. On re-
ceipt of the news General Carona dis
patched a courier with official instruc,
lions ordering General Gutaure to take
command of Durango, arrest and i'm
prison the officers connected with the
assassination, including Comic. 1t is
feared the latter will pronounce against
Carona and the Supreme Government
rather than submit to arrest.
The reported purchase of Senaloa by
Secretary Seward created sensation
among Office holders. These opposed
the sale. but the owners of property
and the masses of the people would
welcome the Americans.
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New York Market.
New YORK, September 3.

NEW YORK, September ).
COTTON-LcsS active and shade
lower; sales $50 bales middlin2 uplands
at 3Oic.
FLOUR-Closed dull aud declining
for medium and high grades, and very
firm for low grades which arc quiet and
scarce.
WHEAT-Irregular and unsettled;
spring scarce, quiet and firm, and win
ter in fair supply and dull, with 4
strong downward tendency.
RYE--Dull and heavy at 5ial 60 for
western.
OATS-Closed steady at SIC i'll store;
S2lc atloat for old western, and 7Oa75c
for new western at railroad depot and
ahOat.
CORN-Dull and heavy ut lSal y
for unsounG, and 23al 23l for sound
new mixed western.
PORK-Quict and nominal at - 10,
cash, and 2S so regular for mess.
BEEF-Steady and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and steady.
BACON-Firm at l5c for Cumberland
cut.
LARD-Very firm at 195a19sc for fair
to prime steam.
EGGS-Steady with fair demand.
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Republicnn Nominations

BOsCABEL, WIS, September 3.-The
Third District Republican Convention
nominated Gen. Cobb for Congress.
ST. Louis; September 3.-The Second
District Republican Convention, yester'
day, at Washington, nominated G. a.
Finchelburg for Congress.
GREEN BAY, WIS, September O.
Philitus Sawyer was nominated for Con-
gress here to-day, by Republicans.
WATERFOWL, WIS.,, September g.
The Second District Republican Con-
vention nominated Hon. b. f. Hopkins
fer Congress.
New YORK, September 3.--The Re-
publicans of the 2lst (Utica) district
renominated Alexander H. Bailey for
Congress.
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New York Items.

New YORK, September 3.-The inves-
tigation before United States Commits
siOner Gutman, relative to alleged
frauds in the Internal Revenue Depart
ment was to-day, after some argument,
postponed until tomorrow. Of the ac-
cused, Thomas C.. Smith and Daniel
Murray were present.
An undertaken in Hudson City has
been arrested for opening grave and
breaking off piece of coffin to show
its quality. The punishment is two
years imprisonment and fine of $1,000.
A disputed bill was the cause.
The members of the Merrisiana Trade
Union, convicted of conspiracy in re-
fusing to work for master mason, who
employed journeyman not belonging
to their Union, have been sentenced, the
principal to pay fine Of $50 and the
others S. each.
The second days play in tine cricket
match, New York VS.. st. Georges, re-
suited in draw, the score standing for
the second innings at six o'clock, when
the wickets were drawn, New York, %;
st. George, Sc, with the loss of six wick
cts. 1t is pretty certain that Messrs.
Casman and Mortimer, of the New York
club will be chosen to play in the TWEEN
ty-two against the all England eleven,
and it is equally certain that Messrs
Gibbs, Bowman, Wont, Butterfeld and
Cross, and the professionals, Morley
Harry and George Wright, will be cho,
zen from the st. George.
O'Baldwin and Wormall yesterday
signed articles to prize fight within
six weeks for one thousand dollars 8
side.
The gunboat Matilda will sail fol
Hayti in few days with full cargo o.
war munitions.
Over one hundred custom house off
GERS were discharged this week.
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New York Dry Goods Marker.

NEW YORK, September ).
Market generally firm for all classes
of goods, particularly wooden and
worsted fabrics and knit goods. The
calico market is becoming more settled,
and prices have become better estab-
lished at l3c for American, Conestoga
G, Gloucester and Oriental; 1870 for Pa
citic, Hamilton, Richmonds, Dunnalls
and MeIrimack d, and l4c for Cocheco
and Atlantic A. Heavy brown sheet
ings in steady request at lie; Pacific,
l6fc; Carroll A, l6ic; Appleton, lie,
and Lawrence A, lSc. One jobbing
house is selling Atlantic H sheetings at
l6!c, which is remarkably low price,
Colorcd cottons generally firm, owing
partly to the high price of indigo.
Bleached muslins in good request, es-
pecially best makes, and prices rule
firm. Fine domestic woolens in good
style AID colors in active request ut
good prices, while medium grades have
to be held at lower rates in order to en-
sure ready sale.
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@!gy Telegraph
% TO TRE REGIsTER.--
BY THE GABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

ST. PETERSBURG, September 3'-Bisn'
op Plattzek some time ago recel'ea ~
order to send a delegate to the Cathoiic
SYNOD then about to convene under the
direction of the Emperor. The Bishop
refused to comply and has been ban
ished to Siberia for his refusal.
PARIS, September 3.-The Emperor
has gone to Chalons.
LONDON, September 3.-An unsuccess-
full attempt was make yesterday TO
launch the steamer Bermuda from the
dry dock on the Thames. She, with the
single exception of the Great Eastern
will be the largest vessel in the world
The ships Spendthrift and Launcelot
of the Clipper fleet arrived from China
to-day.
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The SrPtuu War.

WASHINGTON, September 3.-AccOunts
from Greece say the Cretan insurrec-
ton is ilourishing. The Turks are near
ly worn out and discouraged, and it
will be with great difficulty that they
continue the contest, while the Cretans
are flushed with success and Infatuated
by recent massacres to desperate enter
prises Through the intervention of Gen.
Ignatiff the Porte has been obliged to
dismiss Parter Pasha commanding in
Gambia and other officials there.
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WHEELING MARKETS.
THURSDAY, Sept. 3d-Eyening


Considerable animation is manifest in
the market, but prices have not changed
since our last. We are of the Opinion
that flour and grain must decline, owing
to the news from Europe. Theicrops
abroad have, as general thing, been
more than an average. Hence the for
eign demand will be materially lessened.
Provisions seem to maintain steady
figure, with but little prospect of any
abatement. We quote at the following
rates:
FLOUR-We quote superfine at Z so,
extra, 10 00al0 rs, and family white at
II 90.
GRAIN-Demand fair with no ad-
vance in prices as regards wheat.
Millers are Offering 2 % for No. l red,
and , 25a2 80 for white, for immediate
delivery for new. Corn in good de-
mand and millers are buying at GOAL %
for shelled OF in the ear, and delivered
same on cars or boats at 10. Rye is
firm at 25al 30. Oats also in good de-
mand at 75aS0c. rHs..
SEEDS-Are in moderate demand, but
very little business doing. Glover is
dull with none in the market, and is
still quoted at 50aS on; Timothy at
%; Flax at 2 00a2 %.
HAY-Baled hay is scarce at 20 10
per ton. Loose is quoted at Ii % per
ton.
PROVISIONS-In good demand with
fair business doing, and prices are
about the same. We quote Mess Pork
at 80 90; Shoulders l4fc per 10; Clear Rib
Sides l7tc; Clear Sides Isle; Breakfast
Bacon &C; Sugar cured hams &C; Sugar
canvassed hams 22tc; Family Canvass
ed hams 2l4c; Dried Be2f &C; Dried Beef
canvassed &C.
POTATOES-New potatoes are sell
ing at 4Oal 60 per bushel.
LARD-Leafis quoted at 2Oc.
LARD OIL-ExUra lard oil is held at
l 55 per gallon.
CARBON Oils quoted at 35c per
gallon and no charge for barrel.
CHEESE-Goshen is quoted at lSc;
factory at lie and Western Reserve, l5c
COFFEE-Firm at 23a26c; HummelFs
Essence at 90 per gross.
SUGAR-N. o. Sugar at l4al5c; Cuba
at l2Ic; Porto Rico at l4al4tc; hard re-
fined at 17tc; a coffee at 164c; b do al
l6e; c do at Isle.
SYRUP-55a60c for lower grades; 7Oa
75c for good to medium; SOCIAL % fol
good to best brands; Porto Rico molas
SEES, 75aS5.
MOLASSES-N. o. at CSC; the supply
is light and prices firm.
SODA-7c for American and &c foI
New Castle.
STARCH-Western, 8a9c; Glen Cove
134c; Maizena,, 13ic.
FISH-We quote mackerel, No.
half bbls., at IL 90; No. =, 10 90; No. ;
medium, 80; No. 3, large, 90; No. l
kilt, 2 80; No. 2 kit, : 90; No. 3 kit
= 20; lake herring, 90; white fish, 9 90
LEAD AND SHOT-Bar lead l2c
Shot 3 so per bag.
LEATIlER-Hemloc sole, 30a3lc
oak tanned, 45a47; harness, 44a45c
skirting, 47c per Id. Bridle 30 % pei
dozen. Calf skins--American 25al 81
per ID; French, 96a2 10; upper, SOC pei
foot.
HIDES-Green, Sc; calf Skin, l5c.
GLASS-Franklin brand, SXlO, 4 20
1Oxl2, 4 80.
IRON-Swedcs, re; common bar iron
I4c; horse shoe iron, 53c; heavy base
iron, ); hoop and light band, SIC; nails
&c for los, SIC for IS aud IS.
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Chicago Market
CHICAGO, September 3

CHICAGO, September 3.
FLOuR-More active and steady at
5 25alO 70 for spring extras.
WHEAI-Quiet at 9a4c lower; sales
of No. at l 7la1 -; No. , l 6lal 6Ii.
closing at l 6l4a1 62 for No. =: sales
since 'Change at 6l3 for No. =.
CORN-In good demand at &c lower:
sales of No. l at 9Sa9Sfc; No. = at GA
97Jc; rejected at Csc; closing at Csc for
No. i: sales this P. NJ. at 9Sic for No. /.
OATS-Active ut &c higher; sales at
51ta52Ic; closing with buyers at ste,
and sellers 52ic.
RYE-Active and frmer at &c higher;
sales of No. at 24a1 %; No. 2 at POI
al %; closing at l % for No. l.
BARLEY-Active and firm at 3!a4c
higher; sales at 59a1 60 for No.. 2.
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From Anringielh.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September q
Hisainots Shioso and Shiuiada Quaint
ich, two officers of high rank in the
Japanese army who attended Wauson
Academy for past years, have been or
dered home, in consequences of civil
war in Japan. Three of the country
mea remain at Wauson.
A freight train on the Boston IL AL
bany railroad broke through bridge
at Russell, last night, just after the en-,
CINE passed over. Thirteen cars, two
of which contained kerosene, went int
the chasm, and about eight minutes
later the kerosene exploded, and the
fire destroyed the cars and part of the
bridge. One man was killed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-04
RO1t 7suCP,

BUFFALO, September 3.-An exciting
boat race occurred on Niagara river
this morning. Alexander Talsma and
bod Martin, two expert oarSman, rowed
for a wager five miles up the Niagara
river against seven mile current,
through the rapids and around Bird
Island reef, and three and n half miles
on the return in forty-eight mimi ties
and fifty-Seven seconds. Heavy clinker
boats were used. Talsma beat by five
seconds.
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4. Resolved, That we denounce the Radical
marty of this State. because, with we" oi
perpetuating their own power, they nse o, rT
fnsed to permit the people to elect tnelr own
Registers and have vested the power OF appoint
meTt and removal in the Governor, SO tnae In 1ne
interruptions purposes Ct the party may Do pet,
~ ACCOMPLISHED; and because, with the same
Few Ta they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers, thus unfairly and Improp9riy
eincted from either civil or criminal responsl,
biIitv. for even willfal and corrupt violation OF
duty.
:. Resolred, That while We sre willing to &C;
cord to the negro the full measure OF lega1
rirbts, with ample protection of person ana
nronerty. we are unalterably opposed to negro
Suffrage, negro equality, and Radical legislation
looking TO that end.
& Resolrsd. That we denounce the Fadlcal
marty for having, through its representatives IN
Congress. by the passage of certain military re
Construction bills, declared null and void the
Goyernuient of Virginia, which formed the
state of West Virginia thereby denying the
Iegal existence of our new State.
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Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic state COnVen-
ton Of West Virginia.

l. Resolred That we approve the platform Of
the National Democratic Convention, lately as
sembled in New York, as the true exponent OF
our political principles and pledge our hearty
and united support to the nominees oil that
Convention for the offices of President and Vice
PRESIDENT of the United States.
:. Resolred. That we demand of the Leg'si
ture of this State a reduction OF the useless
swarm of officers with which we are infested
ment and reform "a will reduce the hurthen OF
stare and local taxation which is Cxhausting
the substance of our people.
=, j. lReSotred, That we demand the reform OF
the present system of registration as unjust,
oppressive upon the people, and at variance
Viii the fundamental principles of free govern
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HEADQUARTERS
VoR ALL KnDs %
Sun and Artistic Pic'''''
Partridpe,s Gallery, III Man D

DaRTRIDGE Is NOW BEIILL y,
pared than ever. and Offer Eis--.I,i., ~
neuis thah heretofore 70 tho.s 80 4. =,
thing from Card Picture. Al 2, io' -, t.ll
10 Tic dnest Oh Painting At III" y''
In INV Frame Department J have = s,nr
has served an apprentice a. HI' ,5,tf 81
Framss aud al can dspend upI,l 49,. -. g,.r,'
made ia the best manner aAd a.
20 thew all not fall TO piece. .-y 81. a.
nv Gold Frames are all gili ~ ~ p, ~ -
pnent and nothing but the best ~. "a sori ~
be sO.d a. low A. the sane "a, ,.grtzssg =
he bought Eat 81 West. arr - - a. ~
Gold Frames Tor OIL PAiHiin g, 49, go, q - ~
old Frames re-gilt and made bt ~ y.sEi -
new. All sizes Of Oyals IN ION
ROss wood. ,s. sri ! -
wall Eraefst.. Artists Goods, 80 "a -
and sguare stretchers; OIL, ClnTA''
Stock Of Looking Glass;, and PEI ,s1,I 1ir
are .old at Cost. are getting Ie.. -, y, - ~
The Schedule Of Prices adgpts' .I,s.,4 rsrsr "
for the beneiit u School Chtldfee ~, sity Hs'
the attention Of every Parent N''-' JasI
Of Wheeling.