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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-20
Regular Wheeling and Park
ersburg Packet.

w THE NEW AND FINE PAS
suanfh9 senger Steamer NEW STATE,
sS@SssSS--zZs CapI. w. III. Harlan, will leave
Wheeling for PIrkersburg every Tuesday,
Tnurs,lay and Saturday, NJ II O'ciOCk, y. VI.
X stunning will leave PlrkerSburg 70!
Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and
FrII ~ al O'Clock, \. NJ. Freight received
al tbs, Wharf, boat at ali hours, by
ianlj G. IL. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
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Y VI TItIINN To blu.
OVER TIVE HUNDRED DEALERS

in various parts OF the land have unT,srry-
edly endorsed them. They are In use upon
UNION PACIFIC and the PESNSILNA-
MA CENTRAL, and officers Of these roads
with other prominent X. X. officials endorse
them ~ the best Watches for the use OF X.
X. employees and travellers yet introduced.
The following are presented rs specimens
n tbggg faGffTnnniaIgs
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LADIES, misses and children's Last
Ing Laced Balmorals, cheaper than at
other house in the city, at Geo B.
Buchauan'<, l3j Main street.
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The German
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Mheeling &egi5ter.
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1870.
LOCAL MATTERS.

New ADvERTIsEMENTS.-K. |. r.
Meeting Notice.
Ice Cream and Strawberries.
Notice.. G. Collins d Bro.
Mills, Frew & Co., Book Binders.
Bargains-Brues Il Sanders.
Straw GoOds-ROuss d Stoner.
For Cincinnati-R. r. Hudson
steamboat column
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Teas.
Flour.

30 BBIS. HAMILTON MILLS FANCY,
so Pollock 5" Fancy WhiteWheat
loo Legal Tender Family,
Fresh ground. For sale by
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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II. &. BONHAM.

AGENT OF THE AMERICAN LIFE
Insurance Company, OF Philadelphia, has
removed to the second floor OF the new
Bailey Block. Market street, over Oxtoby &
Duffield's Jewelry Store.
Notarial business attended TO promptly.
Agent for European Lines 81 Steamers.
aprl2
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The young ladies look better with
hoops than without them, hut we would
rather see them without, for the simple
reason we can get closer to them.
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THE first mention made of modern
money is in the Bible-where it speaks
of the dove having brought the green
back to Noah.
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JUsr received, 800 pairs of Womens
fine Lasting Caters at 1915 worth
So, at Louis V. Blends, l01 Main
street
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DIS. SPREcHER IL Robb cure all classes
of chronic diseases, corner OF Fourth
and Monroe streets.
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For Picnic Parties.

W.. THE MAGNIFICENT STEAM
sll=1et9ER MAJOR ANDERSON, Chas.
$3.50 Muhleman, Captain, can be en-
gagged every Monday during the season for
picnic parties. For particulars apply on
hnnr5 nla3
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JUST received a large stock Of Burt
celebrated make of Ladies, Misses and
Childrens Shoes in fancy colors, at
Louis V. Blends, 10T Main street.
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To Picnic Parties.

c THE ELEGANT STEAMER
IslzSttAST. MARYS, r. c. Sweeney, Cap
aEz&hC tain, can he engaged at any time
during the season for picnic and pleasure
excursions. For particulars apply mt No.
ID Union street. mans
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The most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can he found at
Mer@e's, 1873 Main street
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MESs and boys Base Ball Shoes,
white and colored, all sizes, just received
by Geo. B. Buchanan, l35 Main street.
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CAMPBELL d HARDEN have just re-
turned from the East with all the late
novelties.
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New DIsCovERY-EUREKA ROoFING.-
The undersigned would respectfully call
the attention OF the people of Wheeling
TO our roofing, which we claim to be- an
improvement on any of the composition
roofs yet offered to the public. Our
roofing will not crack in the winter or
run in the summer. We can give am
pie proofs of thorough tests. Soliciting
the patronage of the public, we are con
fident of giving satisfaction in each and
every case. Our roofing is not an eX.
pertinent; it is an improvement on the
old style Of gravel roofs Orders re.
ceived BIZ mail or left at the Office will
receive prompt attention. Mccormick
& Clator, Office on Sixth street, be-
tween John and Centre, Wheeling, w.
Va.
Testimonials
WHEELING, w. Va, May Ii, 1870
We, the undersigned, highly recon-
mend to the public the Eureka Roofing,
being superior, so far as we have tested
. it. to the numerous other roofs which
we have tried on our foundry.
CrLBERTsoN IL FISHER.
We have tried Messrs. Mccormick
g. Gators Roofing. As it has give en-
tire satisfaction we cheerfully recon-
mend il to the public.
THOMAS, STURGEON * Co.
Having tested the Eureka Cement
Roofing for valley purposes, believe
it to be superior to tin and far less eX-
pensive. JOSEPH SAULSBCRY.
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The Largest Comply in the World
THIS COMPANY

Issued 81 more Policies in 1860, than any
other Company.
II has IL go more Policies i'm force than
Premium Income is sj.775,72O larger than
any other Company.
Interest Income is SIX, $40 larger than any
other Company.
Total Income is SG,jl5,59O larger than any
other Company.
Gross Assets are slO,Ol2, 600 larger than any
other Company.
Amount Insured is S59,5S7 ,30S larger than
any other Company.
Total out-go for Expenses and Death
Losses is SMALLER, and the cost of lnSur-
ance is LESS than i'm any other Company.
S3.60S. $50 Cash Dividends
WERE PAID IN 1862,
Being S2,ONS,l7l Larger than in any other
Company in the United States.
For proof of these statements inquire OF
PETERSON x BENSON, Agents,
mal0 Main street.
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Rio Coffee.

10 BAGS PRIME AND CHOICE
lOO Bags Good TO Prime, in store.
MAXWEIIG TINGT +
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Coupon or Registered

form: they have thirty years 10 run, both
principnl and interest being payable in
gold.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
County Circuit Court, April Rules, 1870.
Sias Mcdonald,
VS..
Oliver Reed

Oliver Reed.
GarniShcc Attachment in ASSumpSit
The object of this suit is 10 recover from
the defendant, Oliver Reed, the sum Of
SlSl.6}, balance due on note executed 10y
him to said Mcdonald, on the Goth day Of
April, 1859, with interest thereon from the
Isl day of April, 1870, till paid.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed
in the cause, that the plaintiff is not "A resi-
dent of this State, on motion of the plaintiff
by his counsel il is ordered that he do APP
pear here within one month after the date
of tho first publication and posting Of this
order, and do what lie may deem tit 10 pro-
teCt his interest.
Test: MICHAEL J. BREINICi, Clerk.
4. j. CLARKE, Atty for PHI. apr9
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LETTUCE, radishes, onions, asparagus,
fresh, crisp, nice, at Harry Smith s,
No. 100 Market street
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JUsT arrived, fine stock Of misses
Bronzed Balmorals at Geo. B. Buchan-
ans.
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Twenty-Five cents will buy a packet
of SEA Moss FAEINE of your grocer or
Druggist which in ten minutes, will make
sixteen quarts of Blancc Mango, pud-
dimgs, CustardS, &c, dc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-20

A NEW lot of fine Rustic Frames at
the Partridge Gallery.
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OPENING of trimmed goods Friday
the Goth. Summer Styles at Campbell
& Harden's.
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"RosE de Paris the new shade o.
Kid Glove at Campbell & Hardens
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ORGAN for rent or sale low at Prof
f. A. Webcr's.
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THERMOMETERS SO in the shade yes
terdav.
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MENS Calf Boots ut 800 worth
81 10, at Louis V. Blends, lO1 Main
street
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ATTEND the National Business Col
lege, Honbrooks building, Main street
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PLAIN Silks, Sea Sides, Awning Pat
terms and other styles at Campbell *
Harden's.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating in the froh'S'
Dividends paid last year ~ per cent
4 success without precedent in this couhur!
or Europe.
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OPENING of Summer Stock at Camp
bell d Hardens.
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$1,000, $500 and 500,

Thcv ana OF dcnomlnntlons ID
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BLUE, Green, and other desirable
shades of Kid Gloves at Campbell d
Haydcn's:
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Cord Wood.

FIFTY TO SIXTY CORDS OF DRY
hickory. sugar and beach wood for sale
Apply at the REGISTER Counting Room.
aprls LEWIS BAKER
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bearing interest al the rate Of six per cent.
in coin, payable May lSt and November
Isl.
From our intimate acquaintance with the
affairs and condition of the Company, We
know these securities To I've peculiarly de-
sirable. and suitable for safe employment of
surplus Capital, and funding Of Govern
ment Bonds, by Investors, Trustees of Is
ta,cs, and others who prefer absolute
security with reasonable income.
Holders of United States Five-TwcntieS
are enabled to procure these Bonds, bearing
the same rate of interest and having a
longer period to run, and to realize large
increase Of capital in addition.
Bonds and Stocks dealt in at the Stock
Exchange, received In exchange for this
Loan, nj the full market value, and the
Bonds returned free of express charges.
Price 90 and Accrued Inter-
est in Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps, and full information
furnished on application.
FISK & HATCH,
Nassau street. New York.
nnr.ll
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OPENING to-day at Campbell Il lIar-
Ions
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WHOLESALE cRocERs
MAXWELL & IIhGIE,
WHOLESALE
CIR o q H X -.
AND DEALERS IL
FLOUR, BACON, LARD, Sc.,
IS MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Fish.

SO HLF. BBIS. No. 5 MED. MACKERF.
% No. I.
20 No. large
"A No
so Kits Nos. /, > and 8,
4O Halves Lake Herring,
lao White Fish.
Every package warranted. For sale ls
MAXWELL & TINGl
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SUMNER opening c: Campbell d Hnr-
den's, on the Doth.
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ADDRESS CARDS written by the Pen
man of the National Business College.
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sT.TE WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO

county Circuit Court, April Rules, 1870.
Alexander J. Cecil, administrator with tn,
Will annexed of the estate OF Morgan Mel
son, deceased,
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Rough and Ready Tobacco

10 BOXES u. H. TROTTER's" CELE-
brated X. and X. Tobacco.
10 Boxes -. X. Miners" r and r To
baoco.
Just received and for sale by
mai VI. REILLY.
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Pres. ID Branch City Council.
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Policies NOn-FOrfeitabIe.
NO RESTRICTIONS ON RESI-
DENCE OR TRAVEL

OFFICERS:
W. {. Darlington, President.
John F.. Edwards, Vice President.
ID. ]. HartSook, Secretary.
! /. HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary.
Il. &. HartSook, Cashier
James r. Wolf, Superintendent OF Agencies
{. Henry ParrOw, VI. d.,
{. II. Smith, VI. D., Medical ADVISES.
George Ross, NJ. u.
Prof. Edward b. Smith, Actuary.
ID. =. Faclller, Consulting ActuaTy.
DIRECTORS:
Vim. II. ISaacS. VIM II. Palmer,
Il. II. Maury, VIM. q. Taylor,
John Finders, y. !. stokes
W. &. Darlington, {. Henry PcrrOw,
Daniel J. HartSOOk, John I. W illlalh>'
j. ]. Hopkins, Geo. :. Palmer
John F.. Edwards,
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GENERAL NEWS.

1t is rumored in Chicago that Hon. Lyman
Trumbull has been rendered the position of
Secretary of State by President Grant.
The Yachts Guineverc and Olmara divided
the honors and prizes of the Royal Victoria
Regatta on Thursday.
Some of the newspapers are shocked that
Napoleon should hang round Nancy and
leave Eugenie to occupy the front Of dan
GER"
young lady in Milwaukee has completed
an excellent likeness of the Emperor Napo-
leon in worsted, the most appropriate materi-
al for a portrait at the present time.
Attorney General Akerman Saturday night
delivered an address before the Southern Re-
publican Club, in Washington, on the sub
ject of reconstruction.
Nitro glyc erine has been in use but FIVE
have been killed or manned by it.
manifesto issued by the leaders of the re-
publican party in Spain demands the convo-
cation of the Cortes and the revision of the
Monarchical clause of the Constitution. The
manifesto counsels calmness and subordina-
ton as the only guarantees of success.
1t is reported that the pilot of the Coney
Island steamboat Norwalk, which ran into the
schooner Lady Ellen, from Boston, was in
toxicated and did not heed the schooner's ap-
proach till she was within 100 yards of his
boat. Complaints are also made against Capt.
Wilson of the Norwalk because he displayed
no lights.
1t is asserted that Governor Holden will
surrender the prisoners held by his orders at
Yanceyville to Judge Brooks at Salisbury, on
Thursday. 1t is understood that an injunc-
ton will be served to restrain the Treasurer
from paying the Holden State troops.
The cholora has broken out in towns along
the shores of the Black Sea, and vessels
thence are quarantined at Liverpool.
The Orange celebration at Londonderry
was attended with much violence. There
were numbers of desperate ARRAYS which as
sumed such proportion at one time that the
riot act was read. Forty persons were more
or less injured. At Eniskillen good order
was maintained only by the presence of strong
bodies Of police and soldiery.
Ice companies in New York have advanced
ton at wholesale. At retail the price has
been raised from one and half cents pound
to two cents.
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WAR SPLINTERS.

General Sheridan has been received with
marked official attention at Berlin, whence,
as last reported, he had departed for the
headquarters of King William.
A small trading vessel which persisted
in entering the Jahde, on the Oldenburg
coast, in spite of warnings of danger, ran
against one of the torpedoes placed there
to defend the harbor and was blown up.
The Tribune has the following adver-
tisement:
Lost, stolen, or mislaid. a French
Prince, IA years of age, of tranquil tenn
perameht. wears red trowsers, and carries
a bullet in his pocket. Was last seen GO
ing home from baptism of fire. Is sup
posed in Paris to be in Metz is supposed
at Metz TO be in Paris; is supposed at
other places to be in London. Any infor-
nation concerning him will be received
with the greatest indifference by the
Corps Legislatif.
General Moltke is the Major General Of
the Prussian army, and bears the reputa-
ton of being the ablest officer in Ger
many. He was born in Meeklenburg, but
removed to Holstein when a child, his
father having acquired property there.
He was educated in the military school
of Copenhagen and was for short time
in the Danish service, but left it and
went to Turkey, where, in 1929, he first
obtained military experience in the Turk
ish army. Returning from Turkey he at
once obtained commission in the Prus-
sian army, and for the skill and energy
he displayed in the suppression of the re-
publican revolution of 1S48 was rapidly
promoted. During the first Schleswig-
Holstein war he bore prominent part,
and in 1858 was appointed Chief of Staff
of the armies of Prussia. In 1864 he d.
rected the campaign against Denmark,
and to his combinations were due the
great success which attended the Prus-
slams in the Prussian-Austrian war of 1866.
In the fall of the same year Prussian
Chambers voted him a large sum of
money as recompense for his great SER
vice. General Won Moltke is believed to
be the ruling spirit in the present invasion
of France by the German forces. His
headquarters are with the King. and he
is said to direct the movements of the ar
my by telegraph. As strategist and
tactician he is regarded as the equal of
any military man in Europe.
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POLITICAL.

Six wards in Portland chose Chamber
lain delegates to the county convention,
one ward was of different stripe.
The democrats had a loving time at
Bangor at their State convention. The
Argus says 1.-The young democracy and the
old-liners We'd with each other in express
sons of mutual admiration and good will"
There will be peace till the next family
fight.
The Tennessee democratic convention
will meet in Nashville September 49, The
canvass for candidate for governor,
since the democratic success in North
Carolina, is lively.
The procee dings and nominations of the
Ohio Republican State Convention held at
Columbus on Wednesday, the 10th, gave
great satisfaction, and were marked by
extraordinary harmony and enthusiasm.
The New York World celebrates the
North Carolina election by advising the
Democrats to quit their assaults upon the
colored people, to cease cl;,moring over
dead issues, and to silence the cry for a
white mans party.
Prof. Perry. who perambulates and
crates in the pay of the Free-Trade League
was recently speaking his piece at Urbana.
Ohio, and in the course of it. set fourth
the superior condition of British to Ameri-
can workingmen, instancing that suit of
clothes equal to his, which cost Si5, was
recently bought in London by a friend for
SO A worhingman present was impelled
by this statement to ask-"Ilow much did
the English tailor receive for making that
$40 suit of clothes ?"-The Professor did
not seem to know, nor to consider that
point material--wherein the workingmen
present didn't agree with him.
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NAPOLEONS DILEMMA.

The accounts of the secoud great battle
in the European war, though not agreeing.
(as thew come from from London and
Paris) convey to those who have observed
the peculiarites of the telegraph the I'M
preston that Napoleon is beaten again
and forced back from Metz to other defen-
ces. The despatch of King William an
nouncing the victory of the Prussians has
more the air of truth than that of Napole-
on. The former claims an outright victo-
ry, the latter only claims that he resisted
successfully the Prussians attack, which
could be but a negative victory at the best
Beside we have found the Prussian de-
spatches up to this battle the most reliable,
and therefore news from that quarter is
received with more confidence than from
Paris. We have no doubt that when the
particulars Of the battle are received it
will be seen that Napoleon is again de-
feated. Should 1t prove to be so his situa-
ton is desperate. Not popular before
he commenced the war, his poor general
ship and ill fortune have damaged his
reputation and standing in France inn
mensely, and the people are all ready to
receive his downfall with satisfaction.
The reports of rioting in Paris show the
increase of dissatisfaction and insubordi-
nation in the populace, and denote state
of things in his rear scarcely less to be
dreaded than the terrible and victorious
| foe in front How to eXtricate himself
with safety from the dilemma into which
his own ambition and fool-hardiness
have placed him is difficult question for
the worried and beaten Emperor. 1t APP
pears to be credited that the Prince Impe-
rial has been sent out of the country for
safe-keeping and that other measures have
been taken to prepare for the worst. We
imagine Napoleon would be well content
ed now to he assured of the safety of his
throne, and would not stick at point of
honor could he have matters stand rs they
were before the first gun was fired. Pos
sibly he may find it convenient to take up
his abode.in this country, and if he should
how pleasant the recollection of his deal
ing toward this governmental the rebellion
will be to him in his exile! What Il lesson
for Kings and others who walk in high
places is contained in the results of this
contest at this time. The first Napoleon
at Elbe is no more impressive of the in
stability of Fortune and the weakness of
man in the hands of Providence than the
third Napoleon will be if driven from his
empire in this war which he invoked.
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The democracy concluded their hunt for
a candidate for governor yesterday, by
nominating General Charles w. Roberts of
Bangor Mr.. Roberts is not the man they
desired or intended to nominate, but as
nobody else would consent to be candi-
date, it was "Hobson's choice" him or no
body. Mr.. Roberts must be very fond of
a nomination to accept one which has been
kicked about SO long without finding per-
son willingto take it. Perhaps he is like the
woman who was twitted about her ugly and
diminuhve husband by an old maid, who
retaliated upon her tormenter by replying
that she knew her husband'was "tarnal
cheap critter," but he was "a pesky sight
better than none." This is a very cheap
nomination. but perhaps the nominee thinks
it is better than none. although the most Of
people would have said be had better re-
manned an old maid awhile longer.
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AUGUSTA, Sept. 2Oth.23d,
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2Ist,

A Premium of $500, for Horses that never trotte
better than 2 40, mile heats, in to harness 81
to frat $50 to second. To take place at o'cioc
Z. NJ.
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The Penobscot County Democratic Convert
ton to nominate candidates for State Senators
and County officers met in Bangor Monday,
and nominated the following candidates For
Senators, John A. Larrabee of Carroll, Dan
iel Stone of Hampden and Bradbury Robinson
of Corinth; for Sheriff, James Garland of
of Bangor; for County Attorney, Fred NJ.
Laughton of Bangor; for Register of Probate,
Charles Nj. Hersey of Bangori for County
Treasurer, 1. w. Patten of Bangor for County
Commissioner, Samuel Waters Of Patten.
Mr.. Patten declining to accept the nomina-
ton for County Treasurer, on motion Of Mr..
Varney of Bangor, Timothy p. Bachelor Of
Kenduskeag was nominated in bis stead.
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TN ADDITION to Liberal and Judicioas Pre-
i miums for all classes of Live Stock Fruits,
Flowers. Manufacturers Products. Products of Do.
mestic Industry. &C., to be awarded at the Maine
State Fair of 1870 TO be held In