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New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

The report Of the partial Of the French army,
and the falling back Of the Prussans, gave little rmer
tone and strength the gold market this after
noon, but the reports not sufficiently definite TO
hold the market TO higher point.
The amount Of business at the Stock Exchange is
sually small and Southern State bonds railroad bonds,
and bank shares decidedly dull We learn that there
orders for Central Pacific Railroad bonds and they
in the market they sold at S7i at the
First Board SO were bid this afternoon and they
held at ss 6ssi Union Pacific, so. 9Si Erie First Mort
gage 90 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy SO, Ill Ten
nessee bonds steady; South Carolina g. new, ad-
vanced per cent over yesterdays prices for April and
October bonds and on January and July 6s new, 10.
The stock market is very dull, with scarcely sales
enough to excite attention interest NJ Y Central
and Hudson 9i do certificates e Lake Shore 9i 9i;
Toledo, Wabash and Western, 52iq52 Reading, 96; Erie,
2i G22G Milwaukee and St. Paul. 764 Chicago and North
Western, S do preferred, ssh Hannibal and St. Joseph
ios do preferred, ll2; Illinois Central, 1851 The only
stocks which excite any interest n. Y Central and
Lake Shore 1t is rumored that the parties who bought
largely of N. Y Central and Lake Shore short time
since have sold out They probably had trouble to
find purchasers for these stocks present prices The
stock market closed heavy The following shows the
highest and lowest prices to-day;
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
HARVEY FISK A. o. M
OFEICs OF FISK e. HATCH, No. Nassau-st-{
NEw-YOKK, Aug. 10, 1870.

HARVEY FISK. A. o. M
OFFICE OF FISK & HArcH, No. ~ Nassa1-sf, ,sso
NEw-YOKK, Aug. 10, lSW
Central. PACIFIC r. X. per cent GOLD BONDS
% wears to run. are to-day selling at 81. fat. At M
rate Of ss 10 for the prncipaequal to $780, as the
nprcbarer gets the benefit of the back interest 1ro
Juv 1-thev yeld per cent in gold interest ana p'"o'
nal pavable in gold coin, in Ne'c- York C'ig.
They are secured by First Mortgage on properly
worth four times their total issue; road haSipe
nr;ncelv revenue-S3 100000 for the trst SIX monsnS
~ this wear and S727SOO for July, being an increase
a 1000 600 the large revenues of the same period
10 ,oar while the annual interest payments are
81, 10000.
Tbov are as GOOD and as safe as Government Bonds
Uolders of the latter would do well to capitalize the
difference while the Centrals are 10 low-occasioned
nv the return of these Bonds from Germany, on ac-
count of the terrible war now raging in Europe The
amounts now coming are small, and are beng stead
ilv absorbed by heavy capitalists here
THEU. s. CURRENCY SxEs-princpal and interest
payable in lawful money-with an average of 70
wears to run at 13 fat pay only per cent currency
TEy-FoRTIEs, with "a years to run lit is not prob
able this issue will be called in till maturity, as
portion of the Bonds authorized by the Funding
bill bear per cent, at 1914 about the present price
less coupon due Sept. l, pay A per cent gold
SKIES of 1884, having II years to run at the current
rate 1145O, pay only Al per cent gold.
FIvE-TwENTIEs, assuming that they will not be
called in for years. at 100 pay but per cent gold
per annum.
This opportunity to realize so handsome an addition
to their capital and at the same time large increase
in the average annual interest yield by an exchange
into Central Pacific Bonds, may not occur again.
We expect. as the demand for them is large, that
they cannot be had at the present price for any
length of time. FISK ~ hAion.
N.B-We allow Interest on Deposits, make Col
lections. and do a general Banking business.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
GILMAN, Son IL Co.,


BANKERS, No. AZ EXCHANGE-PLACE,
Offer for sale the following STATE of ILLINOIS, COUN
TY and TOWNSHIP BONDs
257per cent bonds Clay Co., H., $1,000 each, at 50
and interest.
$50 per cent bonds Clay Co.. H., 800 each, at
50 and interest.
10 10 per cent bonds Lamard Township, Wayne Co.,
81, 600 each at 95 and interest
$40 per cent bonds Jasper Township Wayne Co.,
81 900 each, at 95 and interest.
10 10 Der cent bonds Bedford Township, Wayne Co.,
81 600 each at 95 and interest.
20 10 per cent bonds Harter Township, Wayne Co.,
81, 600 each, at 95 and interest.
$40 per cent bonds Big Mound Township, Wayne
Co., 81, ,OOO,each at 95 and interest.
These bonds were issued under special act of Leg
isature Extract from letter by the State Auditor:
is the duty of the Auditor of the State to levy,
from time to time, sufficient taxes to meet all accru-
ing interest and principal"
GEORGE OPDYKE g. Co. are agents for the sale of
the following desirable securities, which they offer
at low prices:
N Y and O. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, 7per
cent, gold.
ST. Louis and s. f. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
z per cent, gold.
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds,
per cent gold indorsed by State of Alabama
Alabama State s..
New-Jersey Town Bonds, per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY
for sale at ninety,
by
WHITE, MORRIS & Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No. 20 Wall-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
LITERARY.

The Rev. Edward C. Towne, who, in 1859,
after studying theology in the Yale Divinity School at
Eew-Haven' pr nted q lidle tract TO explain the
general ground which he found himself obliged TO
wholly reject the Bible nfaibe revelation, and
Jesus as ID vine Lord snd Savior and who since 1890
has teen D Unitarian minister, has published the pro
speot~ OF magazine OF Radical Christianity, which be
PsTses & @ 70 print monthly in Chicago The title wili DO
1Nt b1S miner Monthly Review of Religious anc nu
He questions and OF Literature The features o. tns
puoS alton Will he, Mr.. TOwne says ~ Novea, me ~
noW rn vehicle of the widest popular instrucnSs W.
ccr arly and thoughtful Essays, on themes OF tn
Sh'I religious interest; t3) Translated Aruoes and
~ eneh and German sources; "a Shorter papers an
aragraphs, OF fact thought and criticism u ~ recenf
ful and careful account Of new books anu vi h ones
and standard books suggested by xne new ~ No
tons engaging the public mind Inc c ar the BACK
stairs to Fortune Chapters LII from the
DSvil-his Rise, Greatness ana DoW MI 1,la az rh1,
BscsU des Mo,,dc !" who MACE .ne no fua5es
r.ISeT and ,s sno CSistsn Critics" he Unitsan
situator-Hepworth. Robert C3Ilyer may9, Th l We
sows;" Or J. r. Clarke against A"oisi"' Inv "
and the Traal," and other papers
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
TUESDAY. Aug. 23-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, Aug. Z3--f Ne
Tomorrow the Government will receive
bids for 81 100000 Of gold and on Thursday, 2oth WIN
purchase s2 100000 Of bonds. There are whispered "
mors in the street to-day OF 81 pool In goiu' W " ,
the large purchases give little color To put up goid
o nv King IL nm ia TO disturb all business mat
ters and derange our financial affairs generay' NY W
settling the stock market and interfering with Vaues Vi
every description IL this should become Iac as
the Government holds $45OooOO0 OF gold eertncates
seems to us would he the duty OF MT Bout"en W ie
deem the certificates, or throw upon the mar
ket a sufficient amount OF gold 10 give
all "speculators for rise" ahother I''n
OF September treat" and let them "stand
from underp The Secretary Of the situation
he has an abundance Of gold, and 1t il his imperative
duty 10 protect the interests Of the people
dispatch was received from Washington this after
noon which stated that the interest the l9iO bonds
due sept l. would be paid Monday without rebate
Up to O'Clock this the Assistant Treasurer
Gen Hilhouse had not received any instructions from
Washington TO the payment OF interest The amount
gold 10 be paid out interest ON the lo4o ponuS o
September is about 100000.
The money market continues very easy, with rates al
4d5 per cent on call Large amounts have been onered
to-day at per cent Governments. The demand for
money at bank is very limited The banks having large
Western and Southern accounts are now being called
upon, usual at the opening OF the FAN business Ior
currency and calls must continue to increase Tor
some weeks and soon will be much larger than at
ent In few weeks the call will be very strong from
the cotonelds Of the South that important article
will soon be ready for the market and all indications are
that the crop will be large and the quality good
There is no change in commercial paper either in de-
mand or rates OF interest.
Government bonds have been little more active to-
day and prices have been firm. The following shows
xlav.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for THK TRIBUNE.

Carefully Reported for THE TRBusB
TUESDAY. Aug. z5. 1870.
AsEs-Pots fair demand and the market steady St 256
Pearls dull and prices Domnsy unchanged $50
80 IS.
BUILDING MATERAS-Busness has been only moderate
prices without change. We quote:
Buenos mixed seii)- a "a
Pale H.......p NJ SO 500 90 Hog, Western, Unvsshed
r. H.....RM OoQ o. Currency ........... a 10
Dd so
Croon Fronts II Goals Oo Common bbl........Sl is
Philadelphia Fronts 30 ood33 90 Lump bb rs
Laths, Eastern, y M......... 2 25
Roendale n bbl. 81 900
Nova Scotia w., y tn 3 - "a 90
Rio Grande mixed, gold y Nova Scotia b., y d3 50
d35 Gale East &City 40 az 50
BROOM CORN-The demand has light. arrivals
prices and unsettled We Common
Green ale, and Hu 2dl2ic Brcom selling
Broomhandles selling S1Dd $22 20
BRISTLBSAmecan Gray and White moderate demand
the market ID steady We quote at from 45e a 81 so.
BBEsWAX-Is firm with fair demand We quote Western a
and Southern at 35036c
COTTON demand has fallen OF considerably and the market
the has dull The Inferior qualities
and the finer grades though lower be called steady Liver
pool syices the influence Sales OF 5 bales 250
evening and 2s to are Of which S for and 20
for speculation For future delivery the weakness has been very decided
and prices generally are lower sales last evening q 100 bales August
S.c 100 September, 7lc 100 October lie COO November
l7e to-day 100 August lsie 800 asslse 800 at lsei 400
October i buyers option 2c October and November l6ic
October November 6c and 100 November l6c all
basis Of Low hdding We quote as follows;
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were
follows: Clearngs, s6s92OOO; gold balance s93l Sg
currency Nllss73 Paid for carrying, and per cent
paid for borrowing, and per cent and fiat.
Foreign exchange continues duh at the following
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

Receipts COZ pigs for this week 1871 than the ys~s
weel corresponding week last 3 the hot s
Friday and Saturday the butter trade has been dali +
e manifest disposition 70 eonceie little rather than Ie
nss are larger and trade much res'rsd Buye t.
and throwing anything the
purhse moderate ngares There gain selling q 10
hAins Western butter hah at 2Sc and hr balance s over
accepting Doc right through When little
sc USUALLY neoesssies selling the basnes eorrsletdtsg
low rates state butter particularly dal isIsr
propori'n of the pals poor and Sell c SOIL
ton rea Sc We note, OF State "a Welsh Re 10 al Sc Do "a
e Y aatsoqua hrkins at Sc Ia do 10 hkns sSd ball hs
Ss M Ite er.ns asd u hall tabs s ehoc, Sr.as .oa
10 hshta +c 0fWesieT hsaeeot sI'ear,
white ooIems &C. Gle 90 lrsRs Ohio 21t d2. lado d s
~ do Oio and 10 lusns at 2ci ~ Ohio at elc u At s 81
ftc ~ po and ~ Peuns yania 2,c rs 0he o al We %
do hts es .t 49, IS Sne e With few srss selected " @
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
N y WHOLESALE HOLES M PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

for IN ~. Y. y ogro " Repor.Lt
articles good oopou
Shippers rcelve 10
less dedacted for beside rgh and Other
BoIes should be carefully marked with paint and the nu
private Of sender should also be painted end Ma
invoice list Of the articles upon the under side Of the ani
send letter by mail invoice aud directions stanus
how and when Clean packages aud putting Will .di
much " the value Of the produce.
Receipts Of Beans the los lees than The
corresponding last Ia bush Tt.f, hts
change beans with sm 10 the market and soms~hi ~
few Of them above Quotations We bbs mediums
S2 81 do in lots at Sl 30 lo io from dock 81 S5 s. ~
6S bb 81 IS and kb feed eSc ofmaos % bb ~ - -
bbs. 81 6S bbls, ~ o. and 10 at 81 IS We quote;
Beans Med. hand Dckd 10 good a a. ~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
Coleman BenedIcts closing quotations are as follows:

lhe following shows the result Of todays business at
the subIreasury in this city:
1on receipts sb627 70 Currency paymen &225 5ss Is
God payments A257 81 b.l.nre
Gold balance 6gl67,46s Cuams .... 669OO 10
Curreuey receipts. 327r q
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

,.sd, nn .ishv VI iosAes sdn lover doe n he ssv
:sgs =%s sss q % ws..s sss.H g @ ~ q
ss T.s * 500 go ss ~ .. s. iSs Hsssasas ss @
PRUT-fbee h.ie @cv demand ."r % % q eas :,
reports 70 he sros sy rs.s', '9n' a s Car
rant. Al lie 200 cases sardn Se gold 'Hd 70 oas' ''"'
ale. q Canadian At oaiat and state aaiSse To" 'os'
'PsHTHEas-Pdm. ere good demand and the "ari'' s
aoe Mired is dull at 7oa5Se .Ad :. ,., ,or Goed
spsSs ior .rpS but so % 30, Sc. - s %
for ss. s,ssTs "a r1e's is :. s.s., No.
sso kassd 80 %:..sse . ss IS 3. sAi. re- ssssss.
wf.ts u s fss a%ss s a.. 81 n & sss ss w. s
ss.s w...Is @ s;s o., Ss. ss sss ':. g
s wn y, e ~ nss ,ss lp.Ss ss. ssa ss a ~.
ssae !. sy . sssg S. sss, s s % " s Coed
"a y !. '1sf. :: a. 70, w!.ss Ds%S i. iS ~.
sI@. - 80 ,xx.prruyy.
RECEIPTS - Fl.ss wb.a. Con,
s::. :ss,! sss : A iSS ls 'l Us;
ro. 70 Britain and The Cont yS:F ss. wSs.t Cor. orr
r.. ::ss ;s'f !s: s;s..' "a '''' 81: s s
sIsox sam ,%s @ demand tos P.rs,ias for tSs so.. s..
GiSsExs-1 inquiry; sales Of Western. oc. 'sA
CUISINES Cloth coutuoe quie,
aiDEs~TS. s,ss position on Ssr.n % ..:. :ss.s.s,: ,.s
snail well assorted nd holders Bshnh @
sh wonderful tensty qsote ID e"n
25d24 e for Rio GraDds and hensvss.
Ii0lc Mafacat0, Be for nAAmoros ~
vera Cz and l0 d2c for California DoHsso
saughtes little active ms lots Al orm rss-
balances the demand l. ll currency
HAY-A shipping demand 83a9Oc D n and feta 90
Sla4l Rye straw ~lhng al VI eT
oil 10 lCO No. and Short 30dSc
HoRSsRio Grande selling at 81 and A"ee4a Sf''d ~
Us5 - ~, -.
HEMP-vsry dull sauu. 2aal9s Jqse seee sosi ssH'An''
HOPS and steady al 100 Sf A. 70 9shy W
IEDGO-The continues quiet and lre's are s'-5 w
quoe A. n
Madras / 35G - Caraeea'''''''''' NV ~
Msnila gold. G0 ID 49,. 49,. -. .,... h.,
LEATBR-The inquiry for Henock Sole aa ~ pep - ~ q $3.50, -
ny s.ls,. declare ts 10 he result Of scarcity ei ahs
grades contraction the wants Of oaysf' @ @ CO.,
and B1~no. Ayres Light Weighs lSaIof ASa 20
s.vY do lyid3c; CABforDia Light SdZsci haot 90 .11
n.c Heavy DO arse 0rnooo Set L4zn~ -
AZ 40 aIi da Heayy DO OaA sose 10 h~ .as s.t
ng xith soo trade demand quote Sa 5 or hsa. 80
xS mi Igbt siaahtern Rough continues sy y ~e'' shd
srm but without advance quote at Sa~@ iof n'" ~ ~
for 0ak active. u,,s., l,v.
rher market CLOSES hrH SsN sosl -
Ma ar, in mIerats and steady The dena5a e re
sn sss bssn ip forser pness foresn 70 shs
80, s,A nre arr steady Tin gt but pcs. are tAA-<sa
Straits are Other articles are ~ith'st ehanys f
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF spece)
for the week ending August %, 1870 was a. oa59ei
Mr.. d. r. sickels Financial Agent of the State Of
Arkansas gives us some very gng statements in
regard To the progress Of the work on the various rail-
roads now in course OF construction In that State He
informs us that the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
has recently been opened 10 Brnkey and that passen
gers IRON Memphis can reach Little Rock In about
tweVe hours Ihe completion of the road before the LIST
OF January II positively assured. The Little Rock and
fOrt snlth ROAD ls finished far Gold Creek, dis
lance OF eghty miles from Little Rock, and the rails will
be down 10 Lewisburgh In about two weeks. on the
Little ROCK fihe Bun and New Orleans Railroad, thirty
i've miles have been graded and made ready for tes
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADFM

IVENNC II h4Nlh MIIII i AnI ACAIEMY.
Chester Delaware CO. Pa (ior boardrs oay III, Mini
Annual WEDNESDAY September budps,
are new nd complete 10 all tbeir appointments
Of the United States Military Academy
time exclusively the Departments Of Mathematics and
yery thorougb the English Modern Ian
guAge attention 'en 70 e moral and religious culture
be obtained Of Thomas kutr
Roger, J. Bates, Col Abraham Van Buren Richard
Malin esq Jno. r. Pauison Jacob Vanderpoe NJ
Bogsn e. Academy New fOrt CITY % Col THO
HYITT PrsdsBi u be PelBsyssBis Military AeaaeR Chester Pa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-07
Lindsey Institute, Wheeling.

NXTANTED-A COMPETENT TEACHER
w to take charge Of the above named
Institute. The building is located In CEN
trail part of the city, and is admirably adapt
ed TO the uses of an Academy. To first
class teacher of the English and Classical
branches. a very desirable situation is Of
fered on liberal terms. Apply TO
JAMES PAUL., or
sep6 REV. J. T. MCCLURE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-07
The Shiyering Season.

The loss TO the laboring classes OF the
United States caused by fever and ague has
been estimated at upwards OF two millions
of dollars per annum. Whole settlements
are sometimes Frustrated by the disease,
and II is regarded in some localities as one
of those visitations OF providence which
cannot be avoided. This is a mistake As
certainly as any of the evils which are in
vited by neglect may be forestalled by pre-
caution--so certainly may an attack of
intermittent (or remittenp fever-be pre-
vented by invigorating the system with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, in advance of
the season, at which this malady prevails.
Prevention, II is needless toSay, is the wisest
pohcy; but II is conSoling TO know that
where time has not been thus taken by the
forefock, and the paroxsyms have actually
commenced, complete cure may, in all
cases, be rapidly effected by the use of this
powerful vegetable tonic. The reputation
of the Bitters as specific for dyspeps,a
liver complaint, constipation and nervous
debility, has in some measure thrown into
the shade its merits as a preventive and
cure Of other ailments, but all who have
ever taken ii, either as protection against
or q remedy for malarious fevers, viii ad-
init that il surpasses in efficiency all the
so-called specifics Including Quinine), usu-
ally prescribed for these maladies, while it
is at the same time entirely harmless and
decidedly palatable.
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Hans W. Phillips
vs.. IN CnanCerN.

Hans W. Phillips
vs.. In ChanCery.
Arthur NJ. Phillips.
IN PURSUANCE Or A DECREE MADE
and entered in this cause at the July
term, 1870, of the Municipal Court of Wheel
ing, w. Va, among other things II was or
dered that the above entitled cause ~ refer
red TO Geo. y. Davenport, who was, by said
decree. appointed Special Commissioner
To take, state and report the following
accounts:
First-The account OF Special Commits
sioners q. l.. Cranmer and Alfred Caldwell.
Second-The diStributive shares of the
heirs of Hannah Phillips, deceased, in the
funds in this cause.
Third-The value OF the dover of Eliza
beth Phillips, widow OF James w. Phillips.
FOurth-An account OF what monies,
rents, issues and profits have come into the
hands of the defendant, a. NJ. Phillips, or
which may he due from him personally for
rents.
Fifuh-Any other matters deemed peril
nent by The Commissioner or required by
either Of the parties to be reported, first
giving notice by publication once week
for four successive weeks In some news
paper published in the city of Wheeling,
Which publication shall be equivalent 10
personal service oI notice OIL the parties.
All persons Interested are hereby notified
that In pursuance OF and by authority OF
st,id decree have fixed lat my office on
Fourth street, in the city of Wheeling,)
and place when and where will proceed
to take proof of the matters in said decree
specified and referred To.
o. GEO. o. DAVENPORT,
Special Commissioner.
Wheeling September 6, 1870. SEPT
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ar.
ticle To use with Cox's Gelatine-of
rich and luscious flavor
BAKERS Warranted Pure, de
icious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries ..e
At LAUGHLlN, SMITH 4 cos,
Wholesale Druggists.
JunsI Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-07

ScHEDLER's Typographical Map of
the Seat of War is altogether the most
satisfactory one we have seen. 1t is
published by E. STEIGER, 22 and "a
Frankfort street, New York.
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Commissioners Notice.

Admission 25 cts. Children Is cts. Ladies
fraa SEPT
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The Fal.ehoods of the Governor.

Governor STEVENSON has wonderful
faculty for not telling the truth. In
fact, he seems to be unusually gifted
with a lack of veracity. His promises
are written in water and his solemn
covenant is as broken reed
We are aware that this is serious
charge, and that, in popular estimation,
Governor of State possesses some
thing of that Divinity that doth hedge
about a King" but we make the charge
deliberately, and with full knowledge
of the fact that, in numerous cases,
Governor STEVENSON has violated his
word in the direct and shameless man
ner which is usually called lying. We
are sorry that it is so, but can see no
good reason why the falsehoods of the
Governor should be palliated or con-
cealed when they relate to public affairs,
any more than the prevarications of
private citizen. The conduct of officers
of the government is legitimate sub
ject of public criticism, and the people
have a right to know whether their ser
wants are truthful men, in whose prom
Uses reliance can be placed. Out of
many instances Of Governor STEVEN
sons disregard of his word, we will
only, at this time, mention the follow
ing:
During the political campaign last
fall it was represented to the Governor
that members Of the Boards of Regis
tration in some counties were also can
didates for office and were using their
power as Registrars to disfranchise
their political opponents and further
their own chances of election. He
promised positively, and without reser-
walton, that all such men should be re-.
moved from the Boards OF Registration.
The names OF several Registrars who
were candidates for Office were immedi-
ately furnished to him, but he wilfully
violated his promise and retained those
men in the positions 10 which he had
appointed them. During the present
campaign his attention has been called
to several cases of the same kind,
but his promise is forgotten and he
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NtRRIED-

Tuesday evening, September 9th, 1870,
by Rev. j. +. Mcclure, at the residence of
Mr.. Grafton Beall, Wheeling Island Mr.,
JOHN X. MENDEL and Miss EMMA
DUNLENY, both of Ohio county, w. Va.
Accompanying the above came portion
of the bride cake, for which consideration
the happy couple have our thanks. May
their path through life be strewn with
flowers and all the Joy and happiness they
hope be theirs forever. May they indeed h'
1.-TWO souls with but n single thought,
Two hearts that beat us one"