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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

Notice Of ElectiOn.-Ofhce Metairie and Lake
Railroad Company, No. Camp street New Orleans,
July g. l910-Subscribers to the stock of this COM
pany are hereby notified that an election will be
held at this office on THURSDAY the fourteenth
instant, between IL NJ. and . p NJ, for seven Di-
rectors to constitute the first Board, provided
by the companys charter from the State.
Persons subscribing to the cOmpany's stock on or
before the thirteenth instant will be entitled to par
ticipate in the above election.
e (signed) - ALFRED SHAW,
.- DUNCAN +. kENNER, r
~ 4..-ss f. g. WURZBCRGER,
Commissioners.
JE CAMPBELL Acting Secretary. I'll. jy3 I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

Germania National Bank, New Orleans,
June 3d. le1O-The Board of Directors Of this Bank,
at their regular meeting, held this day, have
declared a semannual dividend of ten per cent,
payable to the Stockholders, or their lawful rep
resentatives, Oh and after the SECOND MONDAY OF
July next, free of internal revenue tax
b. ie29 tiyll .r HERM. ROEHL Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06


T Jsas s CITY CITY s
CHARITY @ q sSS p
snpt Bank Stock
Fun
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

Once Of the Metropolitan Loan.
Savings and Pledge Bank, corner of st. Charles and
North streets. opposite the CRY Hall-This Bank
will receive Deposits, make loans on Promissory
Notes. Real Estates, Movable properties and Col
laterals, and after the first Of July proximc.
The subscribers to the capital stock Of this Bank
who have not paid the five per cent on the amount
subscribed by Them, are hereby notified to come
and pay the same, as directed by the charter.
...- PIERRE G. DUPIN, Cashier.
New Orleans June 30 1870. ies0 10tTh&Su
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

Bank Of New Orleans, New Orleans,
June 90 l87o.-At regular meeting Of the Board Of
Directors, held this day semiannual dividend Of
eight per cent free Of government tax. was de.
clared payable to the stockholders on and after the
second Monday of July next. l,&
iyl lot n AuGUSTIN Cashier. 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

Notice.-The Board of State Assessors Office is
at the corner of Royal and Cont streets, up stairs.
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. until 3 P. NJ.
J. W. SWORDS,
ie23 President of the Board.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

Notice to Helders., Of jefferson City
Bonds.-Department Of Finance, City Hall, July 1,
ls70-The holders Of series Of bonds issuedby
the City Of Jeerson, dated January g. 1870 letter
~" at thirty years, with eight per cent interest,
rerequested to present them at this office imme
diately for examination. None of the coupons
will be paid without the Endorsement Of the un.
undersigned. JOHNS WALTON,
jy5 1w -'s4 Administrator of Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

u
MAN BEATEN WITH A SLEDGE HAMMER
Last evening, NJ. Fisher and M. Warm
ing, blacksmiths in shop on Carroll street
while laboring, became involved in quar-
rel. which ended in the latter battering the
former with q sledge hammer. Fishers
head was split open, so that his brain was
laid bare, and when he was taken 10 tne
Charity Hospital, the surgeons pronounced
him so far gone that it would be miracle
if he RECEIVERS Warming was arrested ana
locked up, in the First Precinct station Inc
ouarrel originated about the manner OF per
forming a piece OF work. IL e..
THAT NATIONAL SALUTE.-Many OF our
citizens gladly noted the fact OF some one
firing national salute with brass gun on
LAFAYETTE square, and the credit IS due 10
Charles Martin and Henry Brown, foundry
men, corner of Magazine and Girod streets
They also fred the piece at Zeigler's conee-
house and aft the German Gazette office.
Mr.. Martin has a great regard Tor the
Fourth of July and all its attending glories,
and every year he devotes his time IN blast
ing powder in the honor Of independence
| day.
RUN OvER.-Henry Clark, young man
about twenty-eight years old, was run oSel
last evening by street car on Claiborne
street. between Orleans and st. Peter
streets. The wheels passed over his legs
severely injuring him. He was taken tt
the hospital.
TRADES FOR WAIFs-The Commissioner
of the House Of Refuge intends to give thu
inmates an opportunity of choosing from
many trades. Heretofore they m"s' s0'ec
either between being tailor or a shoemaker
Mr.. Harrison, gentleman who has occupies
every position in society, from beng nn
man to senator, has, through adverse Ior
tune, started where he began, and has pee'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

important Nofice.-At the great demand, AID
for the convenience OF the inhabitants of the
Fourth and Sixth Districts, l.. Pessou, Recorder of
Births and Deaths, hereby notifies the public that he
has opened a branch office at No. SPA Camp street,
opposite Magazine Market where certificates for
births and deaths will be approved every day from
seven A. NJ to five p. n. - a' % ~ .
The main office will remain at No. - st. An
thongs Alley. Cathedral St. Louis, where
all records will still be kept. l.. PESSOU,
e ie28 I'm Recorder of Births and Deaths.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

Once of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company l59 Common street, June 20, l8so.-At
meeting of the Board of Directors this day. divi-
pend of six dollars per share declared from the
profits of the last six months, payable to stock
holders their legal representatives on and after
the eleventh of July.
je30 I'm WILLIAM s. BROWN, Treasurer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

THE RED MEx.-Osyka Tyibe No; OF
this order has elected the following officers
who will be installed this "wednesday eve
ming: Sachem, j.. Goebel; Senior Saga
more, Philip Munich; Junior Sycamore, b.
Knoepke Keeper of Wampum, ?. Becker :;
Chief Of Records, P. w. Thiel; Assistant
Chief Of Records (Financial), Henry Clar-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

'gLsan ana PleaeU .Asssciasioa,a Ne~ o..
leans, July $, .lSM- > regular meeting q the
Board of Directors held at their Office, Corner of
st. Charles and Per1fdo streets, cash dividend Of
Three Dollars per share fwas declared froH the
earnings Of the past six mouths, payable to the
Stockholdtrs Of the above Association, or fiSeif
legal representatives, on and after THURSDAY
NEXT, July 7, on demand s-.u- 40 ..a1s
% JOSEPH II. WILSON, President
J. JoHx w HIIINAN. Cashier. las3 A...N iylM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

KNIGHTS. OF PYTMAs.-We learn that
William +. Fitzgerald, Esq, has been APP
pointed. acting deputy Grand Chsncellor
for the State Of Louisiana. This is . good
appointment. There is not a man more
popular ana inhuenaial with the young men
Of New Orleans than Mr.. Fitzgerald. What
ever he touches is. likely to be successful'
for his name is synonymous with energy,
activity and perseverance. @
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

THE LAKE STEAMER CREoLE.-We WISH
to nav a slight tribute to the lake steamer
Creole, after our trip over to Biloxi anu
back. At starting, about three hundred per-
sons were on board, not to mention an end
less amount of freight, yet the officers
quietly slowed all away satisfactorily For
three hours after leaving port, the dining
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

J. E. CAMPBELL. Acting Secretary. jy3 I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
oP THE ISSUE OF
S1,5OO,OOO,
BY THE

ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD coMPASf'
and 800 coupon reg'ered with Interest,"
Al Eigbt pr cent payable 18th February and angus
Gold ire. United States N.AoTf or Europe me oo'
bye T y.irs TO run payable 10 keHloTf In Cold IIustes,
Farmer and Trust COMPANY Of Ss.oLL Inc nnH
OF fJ3OO miles
1850 20. sr ever bond issued and Thus
In, connecting S. JOSEPH Keausy will make short ind
through route 10 Cahforrt o,o ooo oOo
The CompsnT have Capital soef Of ,ooVVoo
And Land from Congrsss Of oOto acres nm mn
.I ,o :, ~. Rnnd. 100000
ni.ys, Can he OBJ
the undersigned. Also pamphlets, msp anu
relating These bonds being well secured ana ueass
and
P. CONyBRSB Co. Commercial Agents
No 81 PIsst, Herfo
~ No ~ w.llst, New YoTh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
11rr srnCk MARKETS.

- - M r,iu has ceased aud lbe shi""s afan
ms. The Deed e., market are i %l . ,iet tie supply
p'e' i Trrr acre fresh and % stale cattle - o
gSfrlt Yesterday 'ud iodaN hu,s 1 ,be r,,.s last
-. on such - offered WI ue hiI bspght
80, drove grade pahsos o~nrl by John i the hone
vesher and a better retail tsdc before Tue NteS
as Of yesi,idsy threw more cattle tlsu usual ''e " ~
1tr.,u sold l6l krptgcky cattle iui h"ed sn' d
IN cat steers l4GlSc IS al SAME liices on o"'' anu
$ ,s rua out ~ Illinois f6i cst at l1dlSe eo
Jbu No. came 10 ~'i 'hs ,es It oh wsye they weighed
si ~, 70. They were very hse and fsi m Nal sSt
I, b. A' y X + S Ramsey 81 good 81 cwt obosteers
we're verT drove, also for themselves " com
h,t'u a. , Is fr 81 cut Illinois At ltic. aud
Il Nm ,,o Iino cattle aesb o. cwt At ~ 'te 81
F,.s1 sold Is H. Tot c. Rogers 81 S4s!e GA o3
60 Is nm steers strong q cNL, al Hc ana ~ MICH 'e'''' '
g. sstI ~. P r o ih.lr 60 m steers of ewt at lG
Heic' 20 ~ p SsTour 80 ht evt u. cattle b0l7c, and
lett, o. steers hou rcksNay Co. o"urI ny [ bers
Sr,ir. weighing l9Jj 10 At bone and O'"s'' 0~'' ''
% ven % W. " Wood 90 Of Ct ew at i3i elSe aud
%g S,I o 81 pr,tty GOOD Il H. steer. at i'aiSe
Gts run out IS little H. steers al au, '!" IAN
. n Williams for Wood GILLESPIE % III '"'''' '''
ryp are nearly unchanged price With very few tTaeeGCPs
a. .rtet j. not vet relieved ot the heavy arrivals 90 s,s
IL prevented much Of dressed stock o"ues
should be IN day OF "osu -
sheep There 5Jl head received TODAY os
s,l a. ForvIb st 6 Couuuupaw and car az ro,W
sgbsL We pote a few sales. VIZ: e MA@ a Ioi fSs ~ Al
stLtb,t Stale sheep, common, % TO- d" 'a-' S'' 10
o. 90 H. Lsreb at Forb ST. M sheep 70 n SCI
go Of ~ N at5,c; 40 State n 10 Al PC ''oi ' 0'
O. N Al 6lc ana % euls al 81 u; each rssri,v At
Some ,lip 10 u Ohio sheep were sold at Commul paw"
p,,t, are $780, still be market weaker frssh
6os, as 81, al i alOic yesenlsy Joe Is saeisl Al
fr,e aas b. Mich bog, 1913 10 al Oe O3 l''''s4 Az '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
Situaiiuns sermt,S- -f,maIts.

A GFNCY for procuring WET NURSES and
n MALI and FEMALE NURSES for the SICK sI'S,st'
near Bowery large selection constantly a. hAhl LOCiS i
HANSEN Hur,e Agents Cuppers and Leechers
SITUATION WANTED by a German
N GIRL general hou'swork q. cock washer and rons
CIV r.ferepee Apply at No Frstst, corner Bonery
VXTANTED-A situation as COOK to assist
IN washing and ironing No objection to the country CV refer
enea I33 West Sirteeuhst. n. Y. CITY,
OFRMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
Job. found 4. Mrs HLDS GERMAN lNsIlIUIE III NoHoEs"'
between Stanton and RVugtonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
nnNfrSr1C MARKETS


rHrapur PHr, Jan 28-Coop better; Mdiug Upsnds ~
Y FDur dull; Super6us 25d s4 50; E1a. "a o. - t3
Epuug wheat KIrs Family s. 5i Pegnsyi7aus DO "a
As 81. Indiana aud DO &c Is; Fancy SO 50Gs 50
s6ge Oats 5id57c Petroleum uominay unchanged Sugar
lOl Oc for Good Refining Cubs MOlasses dull Pro
PORK, $s Lard l7alic WHISKY nomiHA and
BaITiSoRE Jan 2s-Cotou 6rner: Mdibss isle Flour more
sTs How Snpefue IS; DO Extra rs 25d So DO
E,ur Cy Mills Superfne 45Q IS rs; DO Extra s. 80
Fs rs d SIS Isl Family Sc sc 7 Wheat steady Mary
IS; PeuusFvauia. 81 Is Corn sctVe White STA
. % fr Danp O3d$l rs for Pume; Yellow, &ds6c Oats
sy Re dull and lower At s54Jl Mess PoIk Quei al
g.. ~. alJi Hams Lard quiet l7dc Whisky heavy at
Csc,G6 jan 2sRIhsBgs unchanged firm aud steady
medium grades; dull aud nominal upper grades Nhca
oes 8Jd8c FOR 10 the afternoon. unsettled at U! i
H. Com du for No 2; IN the afternoon, No uouaJ
.te Dat, tg; 2 3lc Rye dull AZ 7ld2ic for No barley
r6usg SASS 2 Hghwiues steady and quiet at s5dgc
du declined sales at $50 cash SO ~
"a February Lard quiet and easier 81 3s zoe h'"
I scve Shoulders, lOc Short RIB Mdde l4e Cum
i.rud Mtes Idl3c Dressed Hogs steady aud fairly active al
q Tor common - Cattle steady at - 81 a - ~ O
common 10 good cows; $685. for fair metumi S6dS - Tor
go1 shipping beeve Beceptsf5J bb fouT VU 1I
Nbs ~ OO iu.l Corn 1900 bush 100 bush Rye 1870
Shpmeuts-6 so bbs Flour AOO bush neat
90 bush Corn 1000 bush Barley, 5000 Hogs
2FlOur steady and 10 fair demasd sales OF uy
f Whte aud +7d ~ d for Double Wheat dui sales Of 5000
llsb o. Corn steady but quiet ~ 10 bae
bel rs for prime upake Canada Corn Meal 81 y ~ bal
ksi AZ Is Tor Uuboe per Mil Feed Unchanged shorts va
Railroad Frss-Foar Boston, 81 co. TO Ne"ioTk sVe 10
GtBaSY y Y Jan 26-The market for Wheat still, dull aud
uomusL Re-sus use for State Cora du and nominal
s,Ale DO. = TO- sales Oats dull
All droOpiug ST I5djtc for State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per lCsSis dnd hditfoilA
70 pkgs Ashes 10 BeetTar aelbhs
l36JObusl Wheat $40 bush toru $50 u
% l sh Barley $50 Malt lly bush Beans 80 bush cas-
D. b corn Meal bags Corn Meal 100 bills ost Meal Ice
l62 bhS Spirits TuJpentue, % Dds ~
go R hbl Pork l2 pkgS Beef SkI ItsS Guy Mes
J a 70, pkgs 6l2 pigs Cheese, l6 pkgS Bggs ~
80 .ow 6g pigs Dried Fruit 898 Dressed Hogs "a bhls Copper
bs WEky O7 bales Wool % bales Hops, lOOl sides Lea9er
binds Tobacco, 3!i boxes and cases o.
fseo 90 bag Seed - pkFs Rice $50 Ikgs Nsteh 90 bags
P,,au u acs Sk pkgs PeeAns l bags Mustard See " oAs
Eo 20 Rice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27

= cab. and so be-, I..ea psr It ioc R'hned '0h I" i"
i1,e Harris -. srs mammal Al l2l Ql9lc.
SBbpS-oIsss 90 Id ohv Rough Flax Seed Is moier-
Clover and $tt'0 csirrtt. moderate
.tsy and S'e. ~" E--'
sT.rl % Is steady ai 'd
SIhAlN wv .,les of ouy 1000 hills at 9idloc for
luIr E.r llt i"i i'lte 80 H.,
NrtNKN IS unsettled hs'y' sales 0i ~ '''N d w.
u ,si stI lion Hoop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.


IoxnoS Ian PSI mCousols Opeued at 92l for moueT aud
90 ~ he ccout American securities easier United States i've
Rs.stv b5ris 1852 s6; 1865 Oh B 1861 $50 Tenfore' 3d.
sks sge Ere Railway shares m Illinois CeBtras 1881. Atlantic
al Great Western Isl. -. mt
4,od II,dIiI MdJng Orleans II. dl2iL rOA quiet Lard
A.orsut At "a e cet
LoNpoN Jan 2s-Tallow dull Linseed on 6rmer.
26-The Bourse opened bp kruies, y r. &c
INrwERP. jan. 26-Peroelm opened quiet Sud steady $50
IoxpoN Jan 2j-l mCOusos for money t Tor account W.
EsU. Ameucau securities quiet
FRASKFT jan 26lued States FveISenJ bouds opened la'
al "a dqlt fUr the issue Of 1862.
HAVE Jan 2Co0u opened active and 6m At 1881 r. cS Tor
yr., 0rrr on The spot 1873! for Low Mddiugs sfoat
FFNgror 26-Unted States FveTweuy bonds coed lat
Pass Jan. 25-Ths Bourse closed firm. Beues - r.. IS
AyrWEK 26-PerOeum closed quiet 6Oi r. O siaudad
While
aSpoS Jan s-43O p mCous closed 92i for money, and
Pdp American securities closed quiet aud siead
i Sstcs Twenty bonds 1862 SOL 1865 o0 s6 1851 o'i
s1Toes SET Stocks stesdyi Ere Raiway shares Ia limos
(sulrals 1904. Atlantic and Great Western, 25!.
LvgEPoot Jan m-Cotton closed hnoyRnt Mitug
i Mddhug Orleans. III sales Of the day 10 OOJ bales
(e4nou Go,u 80 per Spirits Petroleum, gallon.
2G-Liused oil quiet and steady Sugar brnsr both
a., ults d al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27

WAlNTTIE6RI},s CURRENCY G..
CINCINNATI 1903
CINCINNATI U.s.
CHICAGO Ia
CLEVELAND u.
BROOKLYN PARK Is
OSWEGO AND ROME r. r. Is
MEMPHIS COUPONS
TENNESSEE COUPONS.
" T. TOWN AND COUNTY BONDS.
UTLEY & DOUGHERTY,
II wALLST., NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27

CIEvELISD CoLUxBus CINCINNATI AND ISDitSAPoLn}
RAILROAD COaPASY CLEvELASD Ohio, Jan u, 1870
rVUE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
boe, Of this Company for ELECTION Of DIRECTORS and
for the apsscon other will be held at the Office the
Company Cleveland Ohio on NEDNbSDAl February TO- Io De-
tweeu the hours 81 IL u. aud p m. nj,
The Transfer Books will be closed ron me evening FtuuAJ
r,tI FebraTy II GEO. H. RUSSELL Secretary.
TIME ANNUAL ELECTION of - DIRECT
/ ORS Of the SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY VII 10
F.b 1870 ron IL 10 D. M HENRY s. MOORE, Secretary
DFPORT of the condition of the NINTH
IL NATIONAL BANK Of the C Of Newton, a. the close Of
business Jan %, 1870; ....,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27

rINAMMANY. n. I. A: ".
Il LAST NIGHTS Of BAD DGCKBY and ALLEN PETTBSGILL,
DRLEHANTY and HENGLERS MlSSTRELS Third Appearance u
ROBFRT NICKLE the Worlds Prejgi, Prof ROBERlSS
Magical Illusions All the theates Admission 80 ceani
T THE SEVEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
LESIsos SSS!So, RaIRo4D co.rasg}

kEw-iOEK, Jau. Q, 1910. s.
pLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE that meeting
o. ih Stockholders Of 1.-THE LEBANON SPRINGS RAILROAD
NOAfAhf vii be he'd the Ofce Of said Company fOurthbe
Isi Iv.bysIihst 10 tbe CITY Of HswYorf on WEDNESDAY
~ oy o. fetrut 1870 al "a O'Clock 70 which meeting will be
angesmeut entered ito beseen he Directors Of tEh Com
ana those Of The Bennington and BasDd Railroad COMPANY -
we Consolidation Of said and Railroads and by bal
1'o lte for the adoption rejection Of the By order Of
- board 81 DTectOA X G. ROOT, Eecrettry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-18
Henlthy Chickens

A correspondent of the Rural Nac
Yorker says: The way keep my fowls
in health, | clean out the house once q
week; put wood ashes under the roosts;
have iron basins for them to drink
from; whitewash inside of the hen
house with hot lime; put little kero-
sene oil on the roosts once a month.
The main food is oats and cake of
scraps to pick on. l never feed bat
once n day-at noSn, or when l shut
them upat four or five in the afternoon
When they run out give them all they
will eat. In my experience there is no
easier way to get diseased fowls than to
keep them stuffed, it makes them lazy,
and they won't work as much as they
ought to, to keep in healthy condition.
l never had any gapes in chickens.
When any fowl begins to droep l give
three large pills of common Lard yellow
soap; it 10 the best thing TO cleanse a
fowl know of. l follow it for three
days; give them nethiHg to eat, and
plenty of pure water 10 drink. In des-
perate cases give half tesspoonful of
tincture of lobelia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-18
The CITY Ticket.

We present. tEis morning the ticket
nominated by the Democratic City Con-
vention last evening. The candidates
are all well.known TO our citizens, and
there can be no question as to their fit
ness for their respective positions. The
Convention was fairly representative of
the will of the Democrats of the city, and
its action will, we doubt not, receive
their hearty approval, as well as the
sanction of the public generally.
We are not advised that the Republi-
cans will offer any organized opposition
to this ticket, and in any event its pros
poets of success cannot be regarded as
otherwise than extremely hatteriDg.
Indeed, it is so definitely settled that
the Democrats will continue to control
the elections heresbouts that there is
little encouragement for our opponents
to submit the matter to a practical test.
In addition to commencing this ticket
to the favorable consideration of the
voters of the city, we do not deem it
necessary this morning to offer any ex-
tended remarks. The interests of the
city will be perfectly safe in the hands
eff these nominees, aud further than
this, there is not, in the present quiet
state of politics, any disposition to en-
Nnire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-18
AuOId Man mnuxIed by Hogs,

From the Belefontaine (Pa) Waterman
We were horrifed to learn the other
day, that Mr.. John ArTnagast, of Buff
falo Run, an aged and highly respected
citizen, was nearly devoured by hogs In
his own barn-yard. Mr.. Armagast has
long been in feeble health, and for some
time past he has been subject to fits Of
epilepsy, often falling down when alone
in an entirely unconscious state. Hewas
suddenly taken with this weakness one
day last week when in his barnyard,
and in his helpless condition was set
upon by number of hogs, which tore
and mangled him horribly. Fortunate
ly his son came TO his assistance in time
to save him from immediate death, but
the old gentleman is now lying in a very
precarious condition. The son states
that the hogs seemed almost wild, and
that it was with the greatest difficulty
he succeeded in driving them away aud
releasing his father from his terrible
strait.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-18

paper expect Messrs. CAMPBELL and
HUBBARD to become in the event of
election, meIe Democratic toolsi If
not, why does it now claim that the
liberal who is elected by Democratic aid
will be subject to Democratic control.
Last winter the Intelligencer had q
candidate for the. Senate against BORE
MAN. AS we remember, the friends Of
Mr.. CAMPBELL were rampant against a
caucus. The IRtelligencer held that as
the Senator was bound to be Rssubli-
can, caucus was unnecessary. Be-
sides this, as the Democrats represented
large and respectable constituencies, it
was but fair to allow them to vote on
the Senatorial question. The Intelligencer
now sings another song. It's argument
now, if it proves anything, proves that
Mr.. CAMPBELL, if be had beaten BORE
MAN, would have beea the plant crea-
lure OF the Democrats.
But the most shameful part of the
Mtelligencer's demand is the violation of
pledges it involves. The liberals were
elected oa the specific issue of wiping
out all political disabilities. The Intel
ligencer in its desperation, insists that
the liberals shall dishonor themselves
by giving the proscriptives Ioontrol of
their votes. This is simply q disgrace
ful proposition, an insult to the men to
whom it is rendered. We have no
means of knowing what views the lib
erals have expressed in this matter, but
from the general character of the men
there can be no doubt that they utterly
abominate this invitation to prove false
to the duty they owe to their constitu-
ents. Let the organization result as it
may, we shall be slow to believe that
the Intelligencer's shameful proposition
will not be Iepudia.ed by those for
whose special consideration it has been
put forth.