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NEW YORK. PoIITEcs.
Matters mot Harmonlous-Republi.
cans and Democrats both In TuE-
TnnII 49, si'.I7'

cans and Democrats both In tar
moil. ,.r
Dtspates b az Cincinnati GasstA.
III '.i NEW York, Sept. 10.
Our politician campaign promises to he
the most bitter which has been known In
this State for long time. Many Repnb-
licans are dissatisfied with General Wood
ford as the candidate for Governor, and .
movement has begun for his Withdrawal,
though it is not likely to succeed. Dark
hints are thrown out Of bad conduct while
he was in the army, and 1t Is openly
charged that he obtained his nomination
by bribery, partly in promises Of office,
and partly by cash payments: Alta meet
ing OF the Republican Association of the
Sixteenth Assembly District one member
declared that Horace Greeley had been
sold out in the convention by Mr.. Lush
and his clique, and another member Of
the association loudly averred that there
was murc damning corruption In the sar.
atoga Convention than had ever disgraced
Tammany Hall. Altogether, there Is con.
siderable disgust at the present state OF
the ticket, and tho party vote will nc
diminished if Woodford withdraws.
There will be o new convention tmme'
diately, and the contest will DO between
Horace Greeley, General Robson and
Marshall o. Roberts. y Probably Mr..
Greeley would decline being candidate
for nomination, The Tribune Is sustain
ing General Woodford, and calls for har-
mony among Republ icahs, and probably
itsinauence will prevent the overthrow OF
the ticket. .-t aitH s.Gpdi. .-. y
Tho Tammany Democrats and their
opponents, the Young Demo racy, VIII
have q lively time at the Rochester Con.
yention. Both will send delegates, 1t
is limited that each party will have Q
strong crowd Of shoulder hitters on land
to exercise their moral influence. Clubs
Of the Young Democracy are rapidly,
forming, and some of their leaders think
they can control the nomination Of Gov
ernor. At all events, they will either
make a hard fight or will sell ont for q
good price in cash or approved offices
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The FagIi5h Mission
WAsHNaToN, Friday, Sept 10. !

ii. = iH'4A'Ae4A4NSs 500 : SSEF FEi
The subject Of tho English mission, In
which there Is likely soon to DO change,
in tho absence 6fitFesheF oeWs, confines
10 occupy much attention here, but ap'
parently the question. Is no nearer o solu-
ton than 1t was when Mr.. Frolinghuysen
declined. There Is no doubt that the
President has ebecn earnestly ic0hR asSing
the Capability and availability Of many
prominent gentlemen for some time past,
and It is generally believed that he has
rendered the mission to l1iore Than one
person. 1t Is now asserted that the mp
pOIntment has been accepted byA western
gentleman, and that his name will be
speedily made public The State Depart.
,tnont, however, attlrms entire ignorance Of
tie whole mattGTy and mantle an lITitE.
Bio disposition at being approached On
the subject. So lar as tie name oG sepg.
tor Morton has been used iinc onneet lion
with the mission oSt Jane u Is proper
10 say, inasmueh Is doubts are still ex.
pressed on the subject, that Senator Nor
ton, now in New York, ii d telegram TO
your correspond lent says en- bhatlcal ly
that there is mot the Hlig htest foundation
for the report TINT the resident has
rendered him the appOFpPtmepta o0aS
ABoJ6f4 Tie only person that We ever
heard ut; tfAtEwaSn't spoiled by being
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ny Authority of the GoveFnor.I
mo. SO. Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution

Of the state t21u ~ lHta- I1N- ~ NltlA' st
RsSolvsd BY he LegislGtuv Of West YlrgIpia,
Tho following IL proposed NR an Amendment foil
the Constitution Of this State to DO Subgtitdttd
for section one Of article three thereof and 70 boz
come part Of tho said Constitution when tlheh n
according to the provisions thereof, namely:
s1The male citizens Of tho Stats shall be ent.
tied to vote at ali elections held within tho Clec;
ton districts in which they respectively reside;
but no person who 10 minor, or Of un90und
mind, or paupCr, or who 10 under conviction OF
treason, felony or bribery In an election, nE.Whot
has not been resident Of tho State for one year,
and Of tho county In which hQ otietS to VOTE for
thirty days next preceding such offer, shall DO
permitted to vote while such disability con.
tlnuCs." vi .r-,rJ LIZA. ~ frsAi. s9 1Hfifi ~
Adopted February @, 1870. 5!.i.i
In tho House Of Delegates, ThurSd4y, February
"a, 1870, tho above resolution was adopted. liL
THR YEGS wEIlE-Messts. Welch, Speaker
AgueW, Ballard of Monroe, Ballard Of Logan
BGltxhooVGF, BOwyGE, BrAnn0n, B1rgo4s, Davis.
son, DonehoO, Evans, Farngworth, Fisher, Elan.
agan, Flick, GandeG, Guthrie, HrYeey, Howard,
Mccoy, MOadOWt, Miller, Ne0ly, PowpAl f4apE,
Repp Scott Smith, lTeter, Th0nlps,i Wall4 shhd
WiIEiuSOnL bbBl (l.7i.a = ~ 554lu
THE NKYB WERE-Messrs. Baker, Barlow,
Carpenter, Chambers, Collins. CracEatt, Dayps,
FAriS; Coz, HaSalGr, Hill, Howe, PeitPoi ht
PRICE, Rextoed, stuEglSS, sap4gs andy 9eat
In tho Senate, Monday, February ., 1870, the
above resolution was adopted. n.
THB YEAS W8RE-MeS1iB. FaFnaWOFth; (PreSit
DENT, ApplCgatc, Brown, Gather GJamcS), Gather
CJGSie H. Cook, Cane, Davis, Dayton, Do9lit
Ito, Gold, Hartman ,Kodnce, Leonard, Patrick
Phelps RamSdelhand YOung!l8.j
Tue NAYS WRRB-MGsBr6. Foreman, uumph.
rcys, WeEnIngcF and WlLson-4s agG2I i
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"TunD DRAWER TO THE RIGHTP-
ltisrelated Of Won 'Moltke that when he
was officially informed ofSthe declaration
Of war by France against Prussia, he
pointed to his cabinet and said to his sec
retary,a" Third drawer to tlleright." The
secretary opdnedit, and drew forth mass
oflman1scrfpt, which,provod to- be Won
NIoltke'splan for the invasion of France,
drawn IlD three wears ago.
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surrender was not accepted, and they were
exterminated to the last man.
-----. - -. ,,,.,,
AddFeSb ex-senator WATSON at FhlIa'
|p.ig fjgrari fdelphla' 10y! ~
,su' -, be-, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. TO-
The no,,,;cal ramnaipn of 1s7Oi In Penn.
solo w XIX ygss onened ee the Academy Of
II; A. 'tb, VI oysning i,ndsE the onsniccs Of
tho ' RsnnbIicsn Invincihlea. a society Of
1cnnt' = Il, that iaa done faithful I1ioreer
ser T avery GrST 'sSfnGa Aha orranizntion
5e tie ' SRnSnIIScan marty y lie Hon,
Ham, w. yY;ISon oF HTossachuse,ts yvas by
s e1s ;nyifatIon the orator Of The even.
IN ST'Hs Stidfencc, WAS a large one, and
ths sbfatEhtjS iocl1ett review 81 the work
n rIT Rsm,blioSnS narfy. was tenthusissti.
caI iU raceivedS iSffmf'I n SgfT,9IT ; /.
ssnotor Wilson said thai. the invitation
+onj"rofl him mad hTomObt him to sneak
u tho yonng men of PBiladelnhia. ia
was T,of AMONG those Who belIeyed that
alTF2ennbllcans werl good mer, nor wiso
men nor that the Rennblican marty was
fnnitIosa mi he viSIlei "a sav that the
RennhIicnn marty came into being tomeet
tho nressinr needs ofjthR courtry.I twas
created To maintaIn,tlle cause OF the coun.
trv-the calISe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FcausG Of
instice and Of humanity Measured by
those eyactinr standards. Il, hatl never
heen snFnNsged NJ oilv 1olitical oreani2a-
tion Of orr own Or Of anyl otlief. land. 1T
lad during the nastStcr wears been sum.
monel til 1eal with great events. and sue.
cess had crowned its labors. 1T had main.
famed the unity Of the country, preserved
the Iife 81 tic nation. ernanciDated a race,
and lifted Il to the liiphts OF citizenship
II had made the Constitution and laws In
harmony with the Declaration Of indie
pendence. The work which 1t had nc!
complishcd might be embarrassed BY its
enemies, should they come into power,
I'M w6tlld never be reversed so long as
the American peopIo were patriotic, and
loved liberty ana Justice, ift'.'''
1.-THE Republican party could not live on
the record of the past, grand as the record
was, It came into being as a party Off
form It had beena relotmatory organi.
cation, It must accept the living and
vital issues Of the time In which It lived.
nv 'nresent and lie near future, It Ind q
RIGHT, lhoweyer, 10 point 10 its record, to
lis glorious deeds when assailed In tho
times Of darkness and trial that some.
Zines come mon individuals and political
DENOMINATIONS. The, administration lsof
General Grant. measured ,byideas, prinelI
DlesI nieasilres and policies, was eminently
successful. It had Tie first Eighteen
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Puu.ApE1lrn1A, Sept. TO-

The following. table exhibits the popu-
lation Of the larger Of the Ohio cities in
which the census has been completed, as
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FARRTkGR

Married Persons, or Young Non contempt tlhg
marriage, being aware Of Physle4l WOaln6S6,
Organic Debility, DOIofmites, speedily cured. z
lie who places himself under The car0 OF Dr. D.
may reiigiOusly e0nade in his honor as gentle.
man, and confidently rely upon his skin as ply.
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copqa, nor sytpp@Grd therefore ean Be
used in cases where tsyer Or Inflammation sEist
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LAuGHLIN, SMITH 8 %, N tole1 10 Al usits,
y whom the tradoiWill b supplied Of pftElte'
soA' rates. HNHfHN mAF18d&W ~
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.nUPONT GUNPoWDER AGENCY
IL The underSlgncd "a the sole Agent In this
City for thu Sal0 Of all kinda OF Powder Miad6et
the celebrated Du Pont Powder hfllS, Its quail
liz iGunequAllCd In this county, % evidenced By
tGats made By tho United States Government.
He keeps 1t all times lAFKe stock In Maya
sine OF Ride In whole, half and quarter kegs,
Blasting and Mining Powder al IN Metallic
KEGS, Sporting Powder in CaIlBtGrs. AL Of
which will DO sold to the trade 90 low 90 the
same can b h1d ID tho West
he has portable magazines Of different SlEes 10
ahlp By Rail or Boat, A'
NPilSPR on1IelkAd
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RNGIAND..:R; q. DUN 3 CO., London.
e AUSTRGLlA...R. @. DUN = CO., Melbourne.
Debts Collected aud Legal Business attended
10 throughout tho North American Continent
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Hoping that you will favor IT with Ettlsll, 'ad
that upon inspection IT VIM meet wItESour ap'
wtths tsslissOf o6aaasaSaina
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ABo66F tie only pelson that We. ever.
heard lut itlaatEwaSn't spoiled by being
lioNized was q Jew named Daniel,
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NuwIYORk, August iSlh, isbs:A

fi't 4H .r' NHW'4okkt'Au8 t0Ilt Aeo9.
1 Allow me to call your attention % ny PREpA.
RATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUcHu.
The component parts az BUCHU, LONs Lay,
oUBEBs, JUNIPER BERRIES. ~ -,
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This establishment supplies TO Subscribers
only ali necessary intormGtiona 70 tho standing
responsibility, etc. Of Merchants 4ders lLan-
ufactdFeFS, Public Companicst Gte.f utroGgh9nf
tho United States, their Territories, and British
North America - ~1-TEr
It 10 tho Oldest and by FIR the most complete
commodatlon OF Banking and Mercantile inter
oStS, and for tho general promotion and protec-
ton Of Trade. .-,
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The Branch and Associate Qllee8 AFOil
DUN, BARLOW~& CO., New York.
r, g, DUN & CO., Philadelphia.
II, RUSSELL b CO., Boston.
r, q. DUN b CO., Baltimore. nH
Z RIG, DUN 8 CO., Cincinnati.
II. q. DUN q CO., Pittsburgh.
} Il. RUSSELL d CO., Portland.
R. g, DUN b CO., BUfIAlO
r. re. PIN 4 G G0. S Cleveland
n q. DUN q CO., Chicago.
r. 6. Dun 3 COS Memphis.
II. q. DUN q co., Milwaukee. ~
RIG. DUN q CO., New oEiCAtG.
r. q. DUN q co., Charleston,
n q. DUN q CO., Richmond.
r. G.DUN q co., Louisville.
II, G. DUN 8 CO., St. Louis,
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r. G.DUNi&. CO, Hartford.
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The special correspondent Of the 7lt;;
buae at Paris telegraphs: "Alsace and
Lorraine arc treated as integral parts OF
Prussia. Tho official seals and public
acts relating To their administration were
all ready wien Prussia commenced gov
,er1ing thpses provinces. having been pre-
bafcd beforehand at Berlin" z.
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~ A TRRRBIH 6oENB AT oRRTRrh On
it's reported that there was sharp
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TlIB ASPECT OF PkR!sa

NV latest from Paris reiterates the state;
mcnt that the cityis fully prepared for the
worst, and will offer a most terrible Aand
determined resistance TO the enemy. All
classes are now under arms, and the force
regularly organized for the defence SNOW,
estimated at about three hundred and
fly thousand men, of whom nearly one
half arc troops Of the regular army, and
marines or sailors ofthe navy. II Is not
believed in Paris that the assailants are
able to bring more than three hundred
thousand men into position before the for
ttAcations. .g-.t sLLl ,iiFi- 3 :
A clover hit was made in Paris yester.
day by the authorities. They placarded
the city with extracts from the Berlin
newspapers denouncing the republic as the
work OF the democracy Of the gutter"
the placards winding up with the TERRIBLE
words, "la canaille est 1702." : The
feeling among tho working classes Is liter
ally tremendous. It recalls al / have
ever read Of the stern democracy Of old.
The government has fearlesSly offered
arms 10 all classes, md there arc nearly,
seventy battallons Of. the sons Of labor now
drilling for the defence Of the ramparts,
A school Of tho barricade'i has also beeti
established in tho quarter OF tho Luxel1.
burg, whore % lAEge force Of young MOI
unLer tile chief command Of Henri Roche
forI, daily exercises ITSELF ID tho consruc-
ton Of street barricades = + no TATS.
There can be no doubt that the domi.
nant p6dul6 Of Paris to-day are perfectly
,1.S,,S,.s3 IL lSy6ck fha 1ff6 oil mn enemy
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr., ]. addresses all those who have injured
themselves BY improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, uniting
thcm for either business, study, A0cletyor mar
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Who have Injured themselves By Q certalh pf4c'
tee, INDUCED inwhGn alone, habit hGqueht3y
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
effects Of which Ore nightly felt, oven, when
siblc and destroys both mind and body bh5Ila
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!. OGNADG.apUN, wYMAN d CO, Montreal.
DUN, WYMAN 3 CO., Halifax. DUN, VIVIAN
q co., Toronto. Ir..
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These arc some Of. TO sad and melAn6holybef.
fects produced by early habits ofiyouth, iViSe
Weakness Of the Back and Limbo, Pains In the
Head, Dlmnees Of Sight, L0ss OF MlSealar Power
PalpltAtion Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, NerV6uSh.
Inability, Derang0meut OF the iDigesiV I've lFdno.
dons, General Debility, Symptoms OF ConBump.
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va. INSURANCE COMFY

TI7--IIV IIIT.I wy - y
Takes rislss Of the lowest rates on Buildings Of
an 'HtidS, Furniture, Household Goods, Merchan
Idi8A Rnd1 Goods in Transit
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HARRY SMITH, No. 100 Market street
has the best Sikesville peaches in thi-
market, from the Fairview farm.

SOLDIERS ENCAMrMENT.--The former
members Of the volunteer and regular
army and navy from this State, West.
ern Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio are
to have an encampment at Moundsville
on Thursday and Friday, Scptember
22d and 23d. 1t is designed TO make
the encampment reunion where the
veterans who may assemble can talk
their battles Ger in song and story,
and renew amid the scenes of peace The
friendships formed when men stood
shoulder to shoulder, when each de.
pended on his comrades Of battle TO
send the last word, the memento and
the dying prayer TO lar of friends,
should death still the brave heart and
strong arm 1t has been decreed that
this shall be strictly a soldiers gather.
ing, but one TO which all citizens will be
invited; but If any man attempts to
talk politics or make political speeches
he is to be at once court martialed and
shot, according to the Articles Of War.
The BOYS are already hunting up their
haversacks and canteens, and cnquir-
ing for A, wall or pup tents, getting
ready for a glorious time.
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The Book OF THE SEASON Eldredg,
& Brother, publishers and booksellers
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Philadelphia, have our thanks fol
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as a work eminently practical and
adapted to use in the class room. The
Typography of the work ia very hand
some and reflects great credit on the
skill Of the enterpising publishers
Price $50 per copy. Specimen copies
are sent TO teachers on receipt Of one
half the advertised price.
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The Regetta.
MARTINS FERRY, ONO, August 22

MARTINS FERRY, ONO, August %,
"spivins," Local Reporter Register.
SIR; 1t was through neglect you were
not furnished with a report ofthe Regetta
on last Saturday. Owing to the noise
of the steam on the Kate Riddle 1.-THE
Judges boat the judges failed to hear
the cannon which was fired as signal
to start. So we cannot give the time OF
the race.
For the first race two entries were
made, the Joe Bell and Pocahontas,
The Pocahontas came in five length:
ahead. Second race, three entries
Shamrock, Oh Hush, and the Water
Works skiff; the latter did not come tc
time. The Oh Hush beat the Sham
rock in one hundred yards. Third race
six entries; one upset in trying to reach
the starting point and another falleS
to come to time. So but four started
Walter Brown in the Ajax, by request
rowed English style, striped TO the waist
and rowed cross handed. When oppo
site the Ferry Landing Mr.. Brown
stopped to rescue one of the flats tina
was sinking. which he sent ashore, anC
| in consequence came in five hundred
wards behind, with white stove-pip,
hat on. The race was won by ]. Brand
in the Dexter
The judges were James Craig and }
Riddle; referee, Thomas j. Irwin
Mr.. Irwin officiated as referee for tn,
last three races that came OFF over tn
same course.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23

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