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That Little Family Quarrel-Why
General Duval il 10 be Pushed
Aside and General GOGN Ominated.
From the Parkersburg State Journal IRE
publican.)l


publican.)l
Let us have a young man (for Con-
gressional nominee) with money
enough to pay his own expenses, who
has not alienated his friends, and
whose hands are clean of old political
bargains. Such man can be elected,
and such a man is General Goff--ln-
teNgenceO.
Alienated his friends, forsooth And
how2 One of the editors of the Intel
Egencer pretended once to be friend to
General Duval, and exhibited az much
friendship as a supremely selfish heart
is capable of showing, until be became
q candidate for the Wheeling Post
Office, and would turn into the street
Capt. Rawlins, as good a man and true
soldier as ever yet lowered around
the questionable precincts of the Intel
Egecer sanctum. And because Gen
eral Duval would not turn his back
upon an old comrade in arms and make
his appointments upon mere political
considerations, that sheet has pursued
him with vindictiveness hardly com,
mendable in a paper that assumes to
dictate party policy and Republican
sentiment in the State. 1t is for these
reasons, and which the Republicans Of
the First District well understand, that
General Golf will fail to receive in the
Convention the support of many of his
best friends.
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So FAR the Radicals of this State have
appointed only small sprinkle of ne
gro delegates to the State Convention.
Two, we think, were appointed BY the
Wood county meeting, and one or two
from Paramount The trouble now
with the hotel keepers in Parkersburq
Is as to how these sable gentlemen are
to be accommodated. To refuse them
adinittance won't do in this advanced
age Of great moral ideas, and then to
admit them to their parlors and their
beds and their tables would offend the
loyal element of the whole city. 1t il
generally thought compromise will
be affected by which the negro delegates
may be contented to take their meals in
the kitchen and their lodgings in the
garretalong with such white champions
as PEIRPoNT, FARNswORTH and NORTH
COLT. They viii roost together in the
same beds. What happy thought!
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.'TaE Radical party is dead, y saws the

THE Radical party is dead, saws the
REGISTER. Well, not just yet, but a
few more editorials like that in yester-
days REGISTER, and few more nomi-
nations like those of Bennett, Burdett
and Phelps will finish it. 1t will lust
laugh itself to death.-Inteihgeacer
Weread of precisely similar unfor-
tunste case some eight months ago Of a
young man who, in a fit of somnam-
bulism, fell from the fifth story of his
house on stone pavement below. To
the surprise Of everybody he jumped
up in fit of excessive laughter, but on
a medical examination it was found
that his skull was severely fractured
and his brain in such a condition as to
require his immediate transfer to a
lunatic asylum. That Democratic
'brick" from Charleston has so fractured
the Republican skull and upset the
equilibrium of our neighbor that q
similar tip for restored health is indis.
p2nsable,
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Ohio. Philip Dodridge was from Wells
burg, and was scarcely less celebrated
for his eloquence and splendid talents
than was Patrick Henry in his day IN
the oldest portions Of the State. a
ST. Matthews Church, the masonry
of which is entirely of stone, will be,
when completed, one of the finest
churches in the State, and will cost
$4,000. Ithas a $500 organ. "
The fine Fourth Street Methodist
Church, which has recently been COM
pleted at a cost of nearly $50, 900, is
quite an ornament to the city. The
$500 organ in this Church is the
largest we nave ever seen. One of the
members of the congregation gave
$50, 900 towards the erection Of this
Church. ..
The ramble through the Central
Glass Works was quite a treat to us,
and we feel greatly obliged to Mr.. Gs-
terlein for showing us through his ex-
tensive establishment. -.
The manufacturers of Wheeling pay
to their employees over 100000 per
month, which makes business lively.
Wheeling men own a controlling inter
est in between twenty-five and thirty
steamboats,. About $4,000 or 10000
bushels of coal are mined here daily
besides the vast quantities that the
county furnishes. There are seven
iron works in Wheeling, five of which
are nail factories. 1t is said that more
nails are made in Wheeling than il
any other city in the world. The FIJI
ture prosperity of Parkersburg depend!
greatly upon the manufacturing estab
lishments she may think proper t'
| erect ----- -----------
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A Centrali.ed government.


The Radical party was first organ
lied to prevent slavery from going into
the Territories. It's next step was to
abolish slavery in the District Of Co
lumbi over which Congress has ex-
elusive jurisdiction. Its third step was
to abolish slavery in all the States. Its
fourth step was to place military sa-
traps where they could both direct
State elections and elect themselves if
desired. Then it went to establish mar
tial law in time of peace; then to give
the ballot to the negro, while denying it
to white men; then in the act TO en-
force the Fifteenth amendment, which
has passed Congress to regulate SUI
frage and now the pending bill of
Sumner, to open all public places TO the
resort of the negro, is the boasted
capstone" of Republican excellence
and usefulness. Bnt Senator BRowN-
Low, not long since, indicated very clear,
" not only what he would do if he had
the shaping OF our legislation, but what
really has already been done by ms
party He takes the bull by the horns
in this fashion:
Had my way, | would so recon,
struct the Government OF the United
States as to form strong central gov
eminent here in the District OF Column
bia, and organize the States as so many
colonial corporations, as absolutely de,
pendent upon and subject to the will OF
the central power at Washington as are
counties TO States. Thus / would
wipe out and eXtirpate the whole
theory and pretense of State rights
and State sovereignty, to which we are
plainly indebted for the late rebellion
While only speak for myself, ] believe
that Congress and the country are looking
in tie same direction.
No further legislation or amendment
to the Constitution is required to make
this a consolidated Government The
recent act of Congress to enforce the
Fifteenth Amendment destroys every
vestige of State rights that was LEFT
the people 10y the war; for in all cleo
tons hereafter to be held, the ancien
and inalienable right of the State tC
regulate them has been completed!
taken away and consigned to Fedora
Marshals and armed soldiers to be undej
the direction of the President or hi!
satraps! If there is any liberty left tC
the people of the States after the ballo
has been thus snatched from their con
troll, we cannot understand where it is
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On Thursday the Board of Directors
of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany, formally voted to make 81 ,0OO,-
900 subscription to the stock Of the
Virginia Valley road. As the counties
and towns in the Valley (that is, Rock
bridge, Botetourt and Roanoke coun-
ties, aud the town of Stanton, through
which the line of road is to pass have
already voted in the aggregate $780,
600 to the stock, there remains but
$4,000 more to make up the whole
amount of 100000 of stock basis re,
quired. The county of Augusta is to
vote on the question of subscribing this
remaining 100000 during the present
month.
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SPOTTED TAIL and the delegation Of
the Sioux Indians, on a visit to Wash
ington, bid the President good-by on
Thursday, and left on Friday to return
to their reservation RED CLOUD and
his delegation will remain week or
ten days. They had final interview
with the President on Friday, and will
have another with the Secretary Of the
Interior and Commissioner of Indian
Affairs in the course of three or -four
DAYS.
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power.

1T is proposed, and the scheme is
likely to be favorably received by both
governments, to run a line OF steamers
from England to France, across the
Dover, of large capacity, and transport
ing the locomotives and cars ofrailroad
trains, so that persons can pursue their
journey on both sides, without transfer
ence of baggage The plan is simply
to do on grand scale, what was done
years ago on q smaller one, by the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more railroad in its passage of the Sus,
quehanna at Havre de Grace.
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IT costs about 100000 of dollars
TO collect our internal revenue. Even
Radicals are getting alarmed at this
enormous expense to maintain an army
of tax gatherers and their papers are
beginning to agitate retrenchment But
their advocacy of retreuchment now is
too late to be received az the promise
of better conduct hereafter The peo-
pie will have to clean the Augeap
stables and put the Democrats into
nowar
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WE have as vet nothing confrmatory
of the reported massacre of Hebrews
in Roumania. The President, in an
swer to resolution of inquiry, sent a
message to the Senate stating that the
Secretary of State had no official inior,
nation in regard to the matter. The
foreign papers continue to assert that
the original report is an entirely false
or grossly exaggerated statement.
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Organization of the state Com.
mittPe.

On ednesday evening, after the adj
journment of the State Convention, the
newly appointed State Executive Com
mittee met and organized by electing
LEWIS BAKER Chairman and GEORGE
r. Jingle, Secretary. The four mem
bers residing in the Third District were
made subcommittee for the manage
ment of the campaign in that quarter
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THE first gun of the campaign in this
State opens with a glorious victory for
the Democratic and Conservative party,
and shows how completely the Repub,
licans are to be routed, horse, foot and
dragons, in October. In Buckhannon
FARSswoRTH, the Prince of Radicalism
has been defeated by a decided major
ity. A salute of one hundred guns fol
old Upshur.
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS.

CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsTmLEAVES.
Wheeling Leaves WheeHng
daily at. $40 A. NJ. daily at....l0:4l A. NJ
ARRIVES AT iBellair. LBS 4. NJ
Grafton....... $40 A. NJ ARRIVES AZ
Cumberland. .24 =. NJ. Newark.........i:l5P y. NJ
Baltimore SanduSky .....GlO "
Wash'n Cityl0OO Columbus....y):'J -
New York 500 A. NJ. Cincinnati...lO:W
FAST LINE.
E.sr-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
wbaaIinp Leaves Wheeling
daily nj 500 p. MI daily ats. 200 A. NJ
ARRIVES AT Bellair ......... S:5U
baltimore. 500 A. d. ARRIVES AT
Wosht'n CItyg:IO Zanesville....l2:3O =. VI
New York m..i:lO p. NJ. Columbus. 6'oO
Sundays excepted
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvES
nWheeling "Leaves Wheeling
daily at....ll:35 p NJ. daily at.....l2:4O A. NJ
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton. 400 A. NJ. Newark. ...... G:2O A. NJ
Baltimore. 4:f5 p. VI. Sandusky.... 6:V0 +. NJ
Washt'n City6:25 columbus. 7:i5A. NJ
New York 500 A. VI. Cincinnatl.. 1900 NJ
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted
ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAyEs ! wEsT-LEAvEs
Wheeling "Wheeling
daily at. 1888 daily at......3:53 p. NJ
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
Grafton..... 4:l0 GAINESVILLE. 900 I"
Parkersb'g.. G45 Newark lGi0 "
Cumberl'd..~l0 l5 Sandusky.... 800 -
Sundays excepted. i'Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec
tions at Baltimore with trains for Philadel
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec.
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can be pro.
cured at the Office. -
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
X. 7. DEVRIES,
dec General Agent, Wheeling.
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"WHo is Jacobs2' have already ex-
claimed some Of these bewildered gen.
tlemen.-Registsr. ssEss
1t is evident our neighbor don't know
who he Is, for he has not vet learned
how to spell his name-Intel6gsneer.
Well 'neighbor, a rose by any other
name smells as sweet, and JACOB with
or without an IS" will give you terri
BILE beat in October.
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Governor Stephenson i'm Danger.
from the Point Pleasant Register, Rep


from the Point Pleasant Register, Rep
HON. A. W. CAMPBELL.
We notice that this gentleman's
name is being favorably used as the
Republican candidate for Governor of
West Virginia. From what we see and
read we believe that he will receive the
nomination on the 22d of June. Mr.
Campbell is our first and only choice
for Governor, and we believe that he is
the first choich of Mason county Re
publicans; as he is the choice ofmost of
the party in this end of the State. In
Mr.. Campbell wehave man Of ability,
character and dignity, and one whom
any State might be proud to acknowl-
edge as their Governor. We look upon
him az the best man in the State for
this position, and we feel certain that
he can carry larger vote in the State
than any man the Republicans can NOM
mate.
We hope to see him nominated for
the Office Of Governor.
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BI T T Err
GREAT
w EST II IS -
REMEDY!

The beneficial effects Of these Bit.
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowI-
edge them superior to any thing OF
the kind ever before offered TO the
public.
As a sure cure for Danhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChoI-
era Morbus, Colo, Dyspepsia, Cen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal. II is
especially recommended 10 persons
travelling. as tending 10 counteract
the effects Of change Of water
These Bitters should be found
upon the Side-board OF every family
as we'll as the Bar Of every well-regu-
lated Hotel.
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RrFEREScys ~ PERNIsIoS /:

RrFEEEScTs ~ PERNIssI0S:
Hon. WIN. p. Stevenson, Governor we~f v.
X. l. berkshire. Judges Snp'e Court
James j.. Brown, ofAppeaIs ". Va.
j. j. Jaf.tSOn, Jr., Judge az the ". r.
District Court, W. Va.
ID. ID. y. ParnswoFth. President 81 Zen
ate, W. Va.
a. WeTninkPr, Member Senate
Jacob HorIibTO1k, President WeSi Va.
Ins. 90.
= Jacob NJ BE.lua, Vice President WI
Va. Ins. 20,
Caleb BOgyeS, Attorney, CaTksLurg, W, V.
B. Whit !" SSeTin mercer r cs,1niS' =
II. q. Davis, SENATE, Mineral eounty,
j. y. Camden, President Of FlTd National
Bank, ParkersbuFp.
Aud the following members of the HoDse
81 Delegates Of West Virginia:
Hon. u. IA. smith, Kanawha county.
%. q. Burgess, Wayne
james Guthrie. WefzeI
Nathan Con, Harrison
yOreEh Tetef, Barbour
X. ~. Hill, Marion,
James Heryey, Brooke
Martini Judy, Grant
X DAWSON, Taylor
Henry Brnunon, lewis iE q.
Floyd Nicely, Do1idridge
J. y. B0wyer, Putnam
JAMS
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w KEELING, W. V,
,June & 1S7O

S'N ~ low.
Ohio county, in which Wheeling is
situated, was formed from the District
of West Augusta in l776. The city is
surrounded by hills containing inex-
haustible quantities ofcoal, and, strange
to say, the city is poorly lighted.
The great National Road passes
through here. Its supposed that the
first man who saw Wheeling was a
Catholic priest, named Wheelan, from
whom the city derived its name. The
founders of the place changed lis or
biography to its present name. Fort
Henry, at the mouth of Wheeling
creek, with garrison of forty-two, was
besieged in September, III, by five
hundred Indians, led on BY the noto-
rious Simon Girty. ,s
Wellsburg, in Brooke county (formed
out of Ohio county in 1870, situated
on the Ohio river, sixteen miles above
was named affer Alexander
Wells, who built the first warehouse at
the point--the first ever erected on the
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congressional Convention.

The Democratic Convention for nominate
ing Candidate for Congress, i'm the First
District, win be held at WEST UNIoN,
Doddridge county, on WEDNESDAY,
lilly 9TH.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.

WHEELING, June ii, 1870.
r.. SSsssz.sss+1 PASSENGER TR RAINS
go st.ss---sSezssw will run by the following
schedule on and after June 18th, 1870
Wheeling time:
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Our California correspondent favOrs
us with another of his interesting let
tiers this morning.
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NOTICE.

V'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. Stockholders OF the Odd Fellows Hall
Association of the City of Wheeling, for the
election of nine Trustees, will be held In
Odd Fellows Hall, in said city, on Wednes-
day evening, June 18th, att o'clock, 1870.
go j. NJ. BfCKEL, President.
90 W. p. MCKELvEY, Secretary. junS
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Wheeling-lts History. Improve
ments and Business,

"A correspondent, writing from this
city to the Parkersburg Times, gives the
following interesting facts connected
with the history and enterprise of onr
CITY: .s- - -
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DIED.

on Sunday morning, June u, 1870, MARY
LOUISA, wife of Thomas Carnahan.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday,
June 18th, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. Friends of
the family are invited 10 attend without
further notice.
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Administrators Notice.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i appointed Administrator of the estate
Of Mrs. Eleanor Renforth, deceased, hereby
notifies all who are indebted 10 the estate
to call and settle, and all who have claims
against the same TO present them, properly
authenticated, for payment.
VIM. ASKEW,
jun3 Admir- estate Eleanor Renforth.
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Coupon or Registered

form; they have thirty years To rim, hath
principal and interest being payable In
gold.
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Sugar.

IN HHDS. PRIME DEMARARA.
lU 10 Porto Rico
y Cuba,
10 Barrels Refined.
On hand and for sale by
iun7 HENRY X. LIST & co.
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From our intimate acquaintance with the
affairs aud condition of the Company, W.
know these securities to bc peculiarly de-.
sirable, and suitable fm safe employment of
surplus Capital, and funding of Govern.
ment Bonds, by Investors, Trustees of rs
tatcS, and Others who prefer absolute
security with reasonable Income.
Holders OF Unital states Five-Twrnti,,
are enabled to procure these Bonds, h'arins
the same rate of interest and having
longer period TO run, and To realize n laryc
increase Of capital Ia addition.
Bonds and Stocks dealt In NJ the stock
Exchange, received in exchange tor thr
I,unn, at the full market value, AMI the
Bonds returned nee Of express charges.
Price SD and Accrued Intcr-
est In Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps aud full information
furnished CA application.
FISK & HATCH,
i Nassau street, New Serh.
nur.H
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hearing interest al the rat" of Nix per cent
In coin. payable May 1T AMI November
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~Lady E1E1n,"
pr,DY FOR THE SPRING TRADE

OVER FIVE HUNDRED DkAiEhS
I'm various parts OF the land have unreServ-
edly endorsed them; They are IN use upon ,,,n
numerous lines Of Railway, including the
Union PACIFIC and the PENNSlINA-
b MIA CENTRAL. and officers Of these roads
with other prominent X X oHlClhlS tiluwS
them as the best Watches for the use Oh w.
r. employees and travellers Yet introduceL
The following are presenter Us specimens
of these testimonials:
TESTIMONIAL.
/ IrSroH PACIFIC X. r., OFFICE GEN. SuPT.
OMAHA, Dec. III, laS.
/ Hon. T. NJ. AVERY, Prest National Wateh
Co, Chicago, ILL.,: ,,.
/ DEAR SIR-During the month that nave
/ corriad ane of Your "B. W. Raymond
Watches II has not failed 10 keep the time
! with M much accuracy rs To leave nothlng
! 10 desire in this regard. For accuracy In
! tinne-keepinR, beauty OF movement ana nA-
! ish. YOUR Watches challenge my adnlra-
B ton and arouse my pride rs an American,
and am confident that IN all rcNpecIS lney
will compete successfully I'm the markets OF
I the world with similar manufacturers oil
! Older nations. They need only to liz KNOWN
( To he appreciated. ,,,o,r,.
e. c. q. HAMMOND, Gent Supt.
OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER r. X.
C;anI Supr. New York, Jan. IL, 1870
#. NJ. AVERY, Esq., President Nailohai
DEAR SIR:-The Watch made by your
Company which have carried the past Two
months has kept excellent time. have
carried il frequently on engines, AMI have
haen on the road with II almost daily. Dur
inc this time II has run uniformly with Hlr
standard clock. Truly yours,
]. NJ. T0UCY, Gent Supt.
The following dealers also, In various
narts of the country, have certified that
they consider the Elgin Watches 10 be All
thai me Company have advertised them, as
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MISCELLANE ouS.
PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holder Participating In Tie Profits,
rlvideuds paid lasI year ~ per crIi.
A Sucr"'e. without prcceleni In this country
ar Europe.
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Policies NOn.FOrfeitabIe.
NO RESTRICTIONS ON RESI-
OENCE OR TRAVEL

OFFICERS:
". q. Darlington, President
John r.. Edwards, Vice President.
-. j. HRrtsOOk, Secretary.
J. J. Hopkins, Assistant Secretary.
u. g. HurtsDOk, Cashier.
James T.. Wolff Superintendent ~ hCcuci.'.
&. Henry PaTrow, ". d.,
&. IL. Smith, ". ~, Medical Adviser
George Ross, ". -.
Prof Edward ". Smith. Acilf,ry.
ID. T.. FackIrr, Consulting Acfnary.
DIRE TORS:
VIM. y. lsaacS, VIM II. Palmer,
X ~. Maury, wn.f3. Taylor,
John kndpr-, 4. \. stokes,
W. e. Darlington, g. Henry PcrTow,
Daniel j. HarisD0k. John q. Williams,
!. !. Hopkins, G'-p. =. Palmer
John r.. Edwards,
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$1,000, $500 and 500,

hey are DETERMINATIONS Of