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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-15
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
Captain Links

NY Captain links w.
Away up town. near the spot where stand.
the worth monument, a tremulous voice wa,
heard lew evenings since, wailing out a IA
miiar air. Listening developed this sad re
CAPTAIN JISKs OF THE BLONDE BRIGADE
tAir-same as Everl
I'm Captain links of the Blonde Isrirada
And many . dollar away Eve Laid;
But Of losing IL nov I'm sore afraid
Since have fought with Alice.
For Alice and I. re couldn't agree,
CouIdn't agree
OIL Alice aud I. we couldn't agree
No, not ne lived in palace.
BY Joye, no ! We lived very apply to-
gether after our first kid was born, and we
got married, You know; but blarst M ewes.
somethink got into Allie, and now she's h'off.
Hauls me h'up before the Court, YOU know,
and the blarsted lawyers comes in, and, dem
me, they gobble up b all m little cash be-
tore they reconcile MS. Reconcile us? Oh
no! pom m onaw, impossible, you know, be-
cause I'm not that kind Of a person, I'm
Captain links Of the Blonde BRIGADE.
PolySamist Of the deepest shade
Ny hairs my own. IL viii not fade,
But can't say that for Alice.
l care not for the great e1pense sir
escape can, bold Charley Spencer
he, my aSony's made intense, sir.
Since have fought with Alice.
And now from me she'll separate
Separate.
Separate.
To take another wife hate
No, not were she queen Of all baIlets
Dem me, no. A fourth wouldn't do. Won
know. A fellah may do his heavy swell. YOU
know, while he's young and have 'arf dozen
wives and babies at ONE in the b old country.
olarst me, but by Jove, that sort o. thing
wouldn't do in this town, YOU know. No,
I've got to bear it. There's no help. Allie
has got her blood up and is determined TO
leave me. Yes, well, in all my miseries You'll
ever find me, matrimonially-
Captain links Of the Blonde BRIGADE.
foiygantst Of the deepest shade
Ny hairs my own. it will not fade;
But can't say that for Alice.
Twas trying hard TO redeem NY faults
And spent much time in quiet ale-yGults;
But sherry and Alice effected reyolts
Until was brought 20 the gutter
anu mere LAY with a crowd around,
crowd around,
r. A crowd around
And there lay with crowd around
r. Not sober enough TO mut.er.
Fact: Got drunk. Drunk as a lord. You
see Allie made me angry, and couldn't stand
II, You know She said things to me that
were remarkable for their accuracy. 1t made
me mad, wild, frantic, By Joye, and / drank
three pints of sherry, became oblivi-
Gus, fell into the gutter, and Was carried to
the dressing-room. But got sobered again,
and found that was, under all universities. in
all climates, and at all times
"a Captain links Of the Blonde Brigade,
Polygamist Of the deepest shade;
Ny hairs my own. II will not fade;
But can't say that for Alice.
~. Y. Democrat.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-15
SILVER ORE.

4 NoNsfGSSrENTs WANTED ny THE UNDERSIGNED.
~ Returns promptly made. |s ~
HENRY HUGHES, Commission Merchant
N-sm 300 Bsttery birect, san rrnncIsqo
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-15

SILVER will soon come'in for small change.
When gold comes down to twelve or fifteen
cents premium, small silver will probably come
into general use. A Chicago boot and shoe
dealer has begun to put $4,000 in silver in
circulation.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-15
WA. M. GILLESPIE,
JOHN $. mAyHucH,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR ELRo TOWN.
- ship. Town OF E1ko. ofllcc In Eploy's Ruiiding,
opposite tho Passenger Depot
onieo hours from o'clock A. n. TO O'Clock. p. N.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-15
1. WHITE, MI. d..

DHYslCIAS AND SURGEON - LTCENTIATE OF
Il Canada, Graduate of the University Of New York
and also Of tho Opthalmic College ONCE ON Railroad
ptreei, FIRST door below tho Gem Saloon, EIko
#H. 232lH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
TO the Martyrs Of Liver COM
plSint.

Among The wonderful medical properties
which have rendered HostoiterS stomach
BittarS prr-cminont among the health-re-
storing preparations of the age, its anti-bil-
lioUS virtues are not the least remarkable
No words can 10 justice to its marvellous
ctltct upon the diseased liver. Perhaps the
simple words OF u c0nvalCScenl sufferer, who
describes it as "goins right IN the spot tell
the story rs clearly a may be. II does 60
right 10 the spot. Ii operates directly upon
Tie diSordorpd organ, ana whether unduly
Hctivc or in I state Of paralysis, restores il to
a condition Of health. The sickness If the
stomach, pain between the shoulders and
in TIE right side. yellow SuflC>inn of the
skim c1s;IVrne>., drows!nc>> and lan-unr
dhnnc>S ui sight collie. palpitaiiDn of the
heart. dry cough, low fever, and other
symptoms which indicate the various
phases OF acute and chronic liver complaint,
arc one and all promptly relieved, and f.
nally removed. by the action of this famous
preparation, which is at once the best OF
corrcc;iveS, the gentlcst and most genial OF
aperentS, an infallible regulator, and q
powerful restorative. Persons Of bilious
habit. who use the BitterS as n protective
medicine. will never suffer the pains and
penalties of Liver Disease or Bilious Re-
mlttent Fever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
&c Debt
s,por,ionment OF The Py CONNIE,

We clip from the PiHigrelation to the
ciaI the following ijSSs . Legislature of
plan proposed Enlistment of the State
Virginia foC
debt: >dference between Virginia and
r Virginia about the appOrtionment
VIE old State debt and other things.
are put in q fair way to settlement, &C
cordining to a proposition just introduc-
ell into the Virginia Legislature. 1t
provides that all questions in dispute
shall he left to q commission, Of two
non-residents for each State, who shall
select tiAh. George II. Pendleton, of
Ohio, and Judge Benjamin r. Curtis, OF
Massachusetts,, are named for Virginia,
and Horatio Seymour, Of New York,
and Thomas H.. Hendricks, Of Indiana,
would be appropriate for West Virginia,
with Alexander II Stephens, OF Georgia,
/ for referee.
The commissioners proposed on be-
half of Virginia and those suggested by
the CoamsrcialGor West Virginia would
doubtless prove entirely satisfactory to
, orr people, if-the plan proposed should
be agreed upon We incline to the
opinion that is probable that our own
people know more about the qucs-
tons at Issue than any gentle
men, resident in other States however
distinguished, may be expected to
] know; and thata commission Of citi-
zens Of our own State and OF Virginia
would be abe sooner to arrive at a sat
isfactory apportionment ofthe debt than
could reasonably be expected from those
who would be compelled TO gather all
their information on the subject after
their appointment to and acceptance OF
the trust. We have no idea what the
action of the Legislature of West Viz.
ginia upon the subject will be. Some
definite action will doubtless be had, as
1t is impossible TO delay the matter much
longer. We believe, however, thai
there may be found among our own citi
zens and in Virginia, gentlemen thor
oughly conversant with the subject
whose decision would receive the hearty
concurrence Of the people Of both
States
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
CO%'S- SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-JuS: the ar
ticle 10 use with CoX's GeIatinc--Oi
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warrantcd Pure, a de-
liciouS and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S Prepared especially
for ipv3lids and children.
ANGUSTURA BiTTERS-Thc genuine ~
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.
TAPiOCA-A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LNUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.'S,
Wholesale Druggists,
iung5 Main street,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
sSu-EEIux OIlrF GeS.

The ku-Klux business Ia West Nir.
ginia did not amount. to much in the
recent election Early in the campaign
wehad horrible stories OF "an attempt
10 assassinate Senator WILEY at Mason
CITY," but il Turned ont that small
boy had accidentally thrown Il stone
through the window of a hall where
WILEY was speaking; that the stone
did not hit the Senator, but night haze
done so-if it had been thrown NJ him.
A few DAYS before the election, as Gen,
eral HARRIS was alout 10 get on g rail
road car at West Union, in Doddridge
county. lie was struck on the head by a
stone. but not seriously hurt. Who
threw the stone; whether it was a
Democrat or a Radical; whether it was
aimed at HARRIS or at some other per
son; whether If aimed at HAAS, It
was intended 20 avengc political or
personal aflront, nobody seems to know.
Also. shortly before the election, il was
reported that somebody had attempted
10 shoot Colonel Ton SWAN. of Kama
VIVA, and, on the evening before the
election, it was alleged that an attempt
had been made to shoe; Governor STE
vESSON.
OF the last two affairs we have re-
ceived no details, and know nothing
whatever about them. From the fact
that no details have been given, and
nothing has been said about them, 10y
telegraph or otherwise, since the cleo
ton, we are inclined to think they were
manufactured out of whole cloth for
whatever effect they could produce
1t is creditable TO large portion of
the Republican press in West Virginia,
that it refused to spread or give ere
dence to these stories, in SO far, at least,
as their political significance is concern
ed. None know better than the Re
publicans in West Virginia that the De
mocracy all over the State have al
WAYS shown themselves an orderly.
quiet, peaceable and law-abidiug people,
and all such acts Of violence as those
spoken of above, would be as promptly
and Indignantly rebuked by the Demo
Gratis as by their political opponents.
We have little doubt, however that,
had any fears of the resultwhich has :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03

been attained been apprehended by the
GRANT administration, something like
The North Carolina plan would have
been adopted in West Virginia, and a
reign of turmoil, violence and military
interference would have been attempted.
That we have escaped this, we must De
thank full to the blindness OF the Radi-
cal managers here and in "ashingto"
city, and their confidence of being able
70 succeed by means OF the registration
act and the negroes, without calling
upon bavonets for help. Troops arc
ha;no sent almost everywhere where
elections are to be held next week. ou'
escape is only attributable to the cause
we have assigned. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
Address Of the Democratic
st.te Executive Committee
IN the Democracy OF inc
state.

To the Democratic and Conservative voters
of West Virginia
Your State Executive Committee ten
der their heartfelt congratulations upon
the triumph you have achieved at the
receut election. You have elected 'h'
Governor, all the State officers a Judge
of the Court of Appeals, two out OF 'h'
three Representatives in Congress ant
majority of each branehToi the lie
gislature. A Senator, repre- een''us 20"
principles, viii be chosen at the e"'"'"
session Of the Legislature. %
Your committee have no ,5Sd by
prescribe the course to Legislature
your representatives ~ attemp; to 10
Of the State, nor NE to assure the peo-
so. But thsSnchisement is ended in
pie thatginia, and henceiorth the
W.men of tae State will be freemcn.
Lfest Virginia will no longer deny 10
any person within its jurisdiction the
equal protection of the laws. Measures
will be adopted proposing at the proper
time, constitutional convention 20
effect a thorough reform Of orr instltu-
tons. Strict economy and accountability
will be enforced in regard to the public
moaey, multitude 0: useless officers
will be abolished, and every effort ne
made 10 reduce the heavy burden OF
State and local taxation, and to encour-
age immigration to the State. The cX,
ccsses and crimes which aroused the
indignation Of the people against
the party WHO have misgoverned
the State, will be avoided, and
the rights of all will be alike protected.
The Constitution will again become the
supreme law of the land. Having
secured your own rights, you Will re-
spect the rights of others and yoUr
triumph will be permanent, because it
will establish just government for all,
and secure the prosperity OF the people
Of the State. LEWIS BAKER,
Chairman
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03

HERE is much trouble in the Rad
zeal camp on account of the removal OF
Secretary Cox for refusing to run the
Department Of the Interior in the in
tercst Of GRANTS friends, the corrup-
tionisis. A number of Radical Sen
ators threaten vengeance upon the
Administration, and there arc dark
hints Of tying GRANTS hands as they
tied JoHSsoN'S Altogether, the fight
promises TO be lively and interesting
It is announced that The President is
gong to rush into priv: in letter de
nounciug Cox aud calling him hard
names
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Getting Married.

Essay FOR YOUNG MEN, on SOCIAL
EVILS, and the propriety or improprle-
ty of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for mat
rimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON. Box T, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sapl7d&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
Hurrah! Hurrah!
FOR
JOHN R0EMER & co.
Connection Not to be Found !!

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
) Pieces Black Gros Grain SILK (extrn
heavy S2.G. .,,,,- s,o,
$50, sl.75 and 600.
30 Patterns Irish Poplins nj sl.25.
10 Pieces Nalour Poplins nj Sl2l.
50 Pieces more of those MOhair LuStres nj
20 Pieces French Merinoat 7jc.
An endless stock OF Plaids at p, 81, 20, 75c,
sl.00 and $50.
All kinds of DOMESTIC GOODS sold at
New York wholesale prices, so look out:
Yard wide Bleached Muslin al lOc.
" Brown " III lUc.
Ginghams from II to He.
CalicoS Tor &, :, s, 10 and He.
All best makes Merrimack,D
Cocheco, I2'2c.
Flannels of all kind5 at d, y. % and 81 e.
Shawls of every make and style, from
5Oc to any price you want To pay.
Boulevard Skirts from Sl.2= TO 500.
RalmOral 4" for 7jc.
Blankets, Opera Fllnne,s, Hosiery, CaSSi-
meres, Ladies' Underwear, Gloves, Jeans,
Gents Underwear, Tweeds, Nelveteens,
We nave the agency for the Celebrated
THfRTY-THREE PER CENT'-That has
played out.
We propose to keepan attractive eStab-
lishent and not n mere repository shop for
old questionable and unsaleable goods,
but comprises an unlimited stock pf the
most beautiful, desirable and recherche
articles To be found in the manufactures OF
London, Paris, Vienna, Berlin, and other
parts of Europe, as well aS choice Speci-
mems of American skill, industry and taste,
which have come into the hands Of first
class houses. JOHN ROEMER & CO.,
Nos. 81 and 80 Main street,
octl7 South end Of Stone Bridge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
7aEHEED

November I'd, 1870, at the residence OF the
brides mother by Rev. A. j. LYDIA, WM.
SALISBURY 10 Miss ELIZABETH a.
GRAHAM ali of this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
Democratic Club Meeting Tonight

We were mistaken yesterday morn
ing in our announcement of the meet
ing of the Democratic Club. The meet
ing is to be held tonight Thursday.
Important business is to he transacted
and arrangements are to be made for
an appropriate celebration Of the Dem
ocratic victory in West Virginia. A
full attendance is desired.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
Strayed or Stolen.

EROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ABOUT A
+ week age, a deer colored dry COW, with
two white hind legs a white heert on her
face, and a white stripe along her back A
suitable reward will be given for he recoy-
cry, or any information that will tend TO
her whereabouts. PHILIP DUFFY,
novl At Grant House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
THO CSlSbTatcG
Murray
L-anman's
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable, and
refreshing Of all perfumes. for use
on. the Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale by all
Druggists and Perumers.
seplSd&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
POcketbOOk Lost.

AIRS. ]. H. HoBBS LOST HER POCKET
WI book, containing two twenty dollar
bills, two or three fives, and probably some
other bills ard papers, yesterday morning,
somewhere on Market street, between
Schultz & Truschel's and Mckelveys, on
one side of the street or the other. A lib
eral reward viii be paid to the person re-
turning IL to the REGISTER Office. novl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
For Rent.

A SToRE-RooM AND DWELLING on
: l. Main Street, a few doors south Of r.
W. BaSSefts Dry Goods Store, Centre
Wheeling. Also, az private sale, counters,
shelving. show cases, boxes for shelving,
&c, dc; will be sold at a sacrifice. Rent
low and terms reasonable. For particulars
apply nj the Office OF Armstrong, Coen 4
Co.'s Planning Nil, orto .
VIM y. KENNEDY,
On Second street, between Chaptine and
Eoh streets oet6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03
Salesman Wanted.

A SALESMAN IN THE DRY GOODS
a trade. None need apply except those
who thoroughly understand the trade and
can give uneXceptional references. Apply
az this office. octSl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-03

To the Democratic and Conservative voters
of West Virgiaia
, 1870-03-06
HQAL,EH.
RAILROADS.
arrival aud Denaltula Of TIaitsa
KINTRR ARRANGEHENZ.

CHICAGO HuEXHWIB1KEz EAHRnAD7
1etnf OEee scctsezH ectasF of UlAsf aud IAke22
1A- rorsk3I H1.FyF1 AID oIAAA I[3E,
, 1870-03-06

IL would contain ten tmes tho present popu's-
tien. but shn dangn1 fron nte uoald not increase
GammssdoDer saendau thought tbs poopor1!ou
siArtiAlly built
~ T. rse 20 sa. question o. ;ss1 "a .ss
II, co.; Of Caca9o tg.4oo; ol Cincinnati, ssss.-
Gos, and of St L0utA t1s6,oo0.
seas9 ss.des tae osp esp.nse. sa Il
pairing The machinery. An engine lived generally
anoul thSne Jeafs, vhen It was either nfokeu o.
employ ing temporary nnen 1t 500 year, bnt shst
Wa yet An cXpeHHeok Tne department g1a
con.sAnuJ asnG. and demands Hese 9eina
daily made tcr eh- -uez IN feu1okc ptrsi d t1t
az: 1ns engines Tere now milo tnd naa
Comm'saones sherdan spoke Of tho use Of
chemicals In putting out ttes.
Commisa,oner James sa.d that Of nj the hoo.
sand hand exur rgutshe1a IN the city: ons had
pa1a1ukiso put OCT 1fes they snoold hare sone oua
on hAId who unde1.ta1ds The working OIL
ConntsSioles Brown Thought The extnsulshefs
tent men, but ne had got to he4r Of any Of them
putting ont : DIRE in the city.
commtsslo1e1 Pr1ndtvluc thought sueh machines
veto very nice As nodels7 hu, Wnen they came to
Comnnsioner Sheridan Brought up the subject,
n oo91ee,on Ta s5dfant 10 1nss ,hel' u'e
s general discussion OF the merits Of chemicals
and 1e e1tnRuishes1 followed.
which be iooS Water from the river wlthou; the
Intervention Of reservoirs, was not worth auy-
thug, ~ that method va1 used three years ago.
ve much 11e q ~; o,se1 euRae Ga
eiree1a did not see any adVaEtaze In tho Holly
pump He couLldtfed t1at q reservoir TO g11plJ
Elk milton doaai1. ID CsarltstoKD, Mas, they
put out all their trea By means OF water Obtained
nom reservoir $50 feet high. They used no en-
Cormn5iouer PrindIvile thought It would be
, 1870-03-06

the ~ q cavalier, knd nd, Thxrt you, mad.
e1nh After dTlhktng 1t he snRcked h,s Ina md
locked ~ hn felt god N oYer.
BE kfc e7tly doafrea to - the celebration On
y faoHk1 DAY nAxt, and Annoupcsd his tnteu-
!son q coming do1n 1owu be can manage to DO
him with carriage, and lei nIm sccanusny The
fSoceaEoH Il u not esers city 10 TIC United
n Sue = es1 aeate up a. 1n.hman 10 years old.
fote the TAhEen OF Chicago ahould paT hlm
ecme ntt!e aaeotfon. Tho 1ft1a Literary S5dey
!ntenoe tnAt ne fhkll occupy N honorable plAo 1t
theif bAcguet board On th1t evening md he cor
laolI Hlu % N OBJECT Qf rnpch iutefrSt
, 1870-03-06

GeosgsJ. Johnson, san rranc.soo: d ssnnsocs.
N:< O11eAn1: !oIn E HelrJ, Davenport: c, 4,
OsiA Cleveland; v. J. caitteadso, DoadL
TRKXoxT HoCsI
Amoo9 mo Arrivals II Tho TTotuoot HouAe, YES.
te1daJ, Tete tna fo4oE1nR: Coo-el j. j. Soc1m,
ONO: ~ = scr'hneT, Aontana: 4. A. D.Scon,
Boston: n = Seymour, Now York: D. u. Rogers,
sm.ns aeld. A.aA: y. n Wasaoorao, ". v
John B. BoJ1e, Davenport: P. q A:kinsou. Pr1s'
ouEEh; Governor u. n wf.de-, D.l MONIES; BJ.
roo Il. HEdseu, South Bend
49,. 81. JAMES HuTN.
AmoDE tue arrivals At the ST Jamea Hotel yes
terday, Wese The following: Hon Joaatn1n Da1,
Pnnss1e; % Etn. 3 3 Mley Rn!ladelpe!a: J. J. qte;
Stephens. Toronto; 4. L Sims CudnnAu: q.
Holmes, 1oEa; Alexander Bulord, E.ntnoky: II.
c Ireland, Missouri; q. FsneE. RocHosd; s. ".
CnapEna1, Chclnn1sL
Hk1G1g HoCEK
Anou2 the Arrivals At the Rt1S4a Ho1EA Ycge1.
day. sete ihe following: =. DareapotI Bo:
tor; IL Storc, Omaha: J. Ps4sro<t, PenrxyL
yAnta; JAmes r Melville, BOSTON; Cnar1cs Y.
WA.n. New 1crk:J- G Redheid, HnmooidL Kan.
Cincinnati: James 3. seeusEt, Springfield Rspub.
!iean; Lester Bruce, Bunalo; ". NJ FAnnou
WrpHuk
, 1870-03-06
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, 1870-03-06


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