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United states Bonds.

From he " y Fott.
The skies Of 1881" bonds payable IN
gold n that year, and meanwhile yielding
SIX ,pef cent interest in gold, are now
worth in the market almost exactly their
paF value in gold and accrued interest.
aFive.twenty bonds" which resemble
them, except that after five years the gov
eminent has the privilege Of redeeming
them at par IN gold at any time, are now
worth almost exactly 97f in gold and &C.
crued interest These prices are very near
the highest that were reached by these
securities before France declared war
against Prussia,
INTELLIGENT observers Of the market
have not failed TO remark that the conn.
deuce felt in the credit Of the United
States bv European investors has under
gone q severe test during this war. When
| Il first broke out, in the panic caused by
the desire Of German and French holders
to turn all securities into ready money,
our bonds fell fast and far. Tho early
successes Of the Germans, who hold most
of the bonds we have exported, led them
10 hope for an early peace; and theprice
rose again. But for a long time It was
everywhere believed that the value Of
these obligations must depend intimately
upon the prospects OF peace and every
indication Of prolonged hOstilitis depress-
ed them and strengthened the premium
on gold. The victories Of Worth, Metz
and Sedan added about ten per cent in
coin 10 the market value Of the whole two
thousand millions Of dollars of the in.
| ~ Nhn Ifnffaf SfnfRa
But now this dependence ceases to be
felt Our bonds have risen to about the
prices OF three or four months ago, Sud-
denly, after several days, in which gene.
eral hope Of immediate peace was felt, the
news comes that the war must 60 on; yet
these bonds donot fall The disturbances
in Europe have exhausted their effect upon
this market; the mere danger that many
Germans who need money, or who wish
10 buy their own national loan, will have
to sell them, fails to brighten holders else
where; new demand arises for them,
and broader considerations concerning
their future value begin to be felt as con-
trolling. Men who have savings to invest
see that country at peace and growing
rapidly Is likely long TO enjoy better cred
it than countries at war, and that their
money is safer in the treasury Of the
United States than in any depository in
Europe.
In short, whatever danger there was to
our national credit in the European war
seems to have passed away; and, whatever
the course Of events beyond the ocean
may be for the future, there is little reason
to apprehcnd that it will again seriously
disturb our finances here. We have prob
lens enough to study and to solve in our
4 own peculiar financial condition; but we
may approach them with better assurance
now that our credit has passed successful
" through test which has been, with
good reason, long dreaded most seriously,
and has come out Of It strong In the es'
teen and confidence Of the world.
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The critical reader might expect from
this caption that something was going to be
said about the fair damsels Of the ancient
village, now "clty," Of Clarksburg. Moth
ing ofthe kind. The allusion is to the Agri-
cultural, stoCkand Mechanical Fair, which
began there Wednesday and win conclude
to-day. Wednesday, Thursday and yes,
terday the weather was about as untavor-
able as It could be at this season for a
gathering Of the kind; and between the
hurrying to and fro of many feet and
vehicles, and the rich soil Of "our young
and gallant State" the article known as
mud was superintendent.
We were on the grounds a short time
Thursday afternoon, on the occasion Of
Mr.. GREELEY's address. 1t was then rain.
ing, as 1t had been most Of the day. Yet
two or three thousand people were about
the fair grounds. Had the weather been
bright the number would have been multi.
piled by at least three. 8Tr. GREELEY
spoke ffom stand erected under shelter
at the front Of the "Grand Stand" within
which most Of his auditors, probably a
thousand were seated. Many ladies we're
OUT, despite the inhospitable clements.
The address, which was pretty lengthy,
WIN appear in our columns Monday. It
was received, as the distinguished Editor.
farmer was, with decided favor. Although
the address was purely agricultural,
and would be considered "dry" by a ma.
jority Of listeners, 1t was heard with
evident pleasure; and after It was con.
cluded numbers crowded round the
stand 70, take AGr. GREELEY by the
hand. For d quarter Of an hour, the
old philosopher, having resumed The
historical white overcoat white when
nsw) sat placidly and held a sort Of leyee,
his face beamIng with benlgnant and
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THE Register still declines to say that
the enforcement act, as construed by
Judge JACKSON, contrary to the construc.
ton of Judge BOND md Attorney General
AKERMAN, is a law "in pursuance" Of the
Constitution Of the United States. JACK.
sons claim is that it intcrferes with and
oYerrules the State laws regulating the
suffrage Of whites. We say the law can
not possibly do any such thing, because
there is no constitutional authority for
such legislation, and the officers who obey
the State laws regulating the suffrage Of
whites cannot possibly suffer harm at the
hands of a subordinate partisan Judge
who holds as JACKSON does, because
there is an appeal in any event to
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
who unques:ionably must hold that any
act Of Congress pretending to regulate
white suffrage in the States, with the
Constitution Of the United States as it
now exists, is that fur void, and that any
ruling ofan inferior court giving IN act Of
Congress such construction and effect
must be erroneous, But it Is equally Ger.
tain that in 50 plain case, no Judge who
has sense enough to know that it wouldn't
be very brilliant thing to be advertised
all over the United States us an ass, would
send a case to the higher court by such a
decision. Even JACKSON would know
better than that
Now we submit to our .ndghbOr once
more that the enforcement act asthe Rsgis.
ter CONSTITUTES 1t, is ..inipusualce' Of the
Constitution Of thu United States or it Is
not lit B,iws want IL 10 referred to
the propsrauthoFity. III is not, We want
to know how the officers Of Tho State
are going Is 81 punished for not obeying
pfe6e6dSd law, as thus construed, which
Is in fact not law at all Win our neigh.
Dor come to the scratch or WIN he "go
TO grass again to avoid a fair issue?
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Hon. BENJAMIN Stanton

Will speak for the Republican cause as
follows:
Charleston, Knnawha county, Saturday, octo.
Brownstown, KanAwhA county, Monday, oc'
COalsmOuth. KanawhA county, Tuesday, DC.
to SHg 4 ,,..,,uo o,,,, r,r..s,v oo,obor 9
Point Pleasant Mason county, Saturday, oc'
Bar6ousyillc, Cabc'! county, wednesday, DC.
tober u.
Wayne C. H., Wayne county, Friday, OctO.
Der II.
Cefedo, Wayne county, Saturday. October IS.
Jackson @. L., Jackson county, Thursday. DC.
tOber 20.
Roans C. H., Roaue county, Saturday, octO-
PennSboro Richie Co., Saturday, Oct. 8.
Volcano, Wood Co., Monday, Oct 10.
ST. MArTs, PleaSAntS Co., Wednesday, Oct. u.
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Gen. Nathan COT. Jr.

The Republican candidate for Congress
in this district, win address the people
as follows:
NoundsyIlle, Marshall county, Tuesday, octo'
Der 4th.
her 9Th.
Jane Lev, Lewis county, Friday, October I'll.
Weston, Lewis county, Saturday, October sth.
Volcano, Wood Co.. Monday, Oct 10.
St. Mays, PleGsants Co., Wednesday, Oct. II.
Cameron, Marshall Co., Saturday, Oct. a.
Other appointments will be announced
hereafter.
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DouBLEOVEN

THE DOUBLE-OVEN
Il SUNNYsIDE COOK OF 1870,
lS constructed on Entirely New and Scientific
Principles, with SIphon Flue, guaranteed to
thoroughly heat two large ovens, and SIX pot
holes with two'thiEds the fuel used in the single
oven Cook Stoves.
We arc stlll manufacturing our long and favor.
ably known BARLEY .SuEAF COOKING
STOVE, 20 highly esteemed BY the public for
several years past.
THE JUNIATA, our great doublehoatlnH
PARLoR STOVE, has been much improved and
beautided this year. Where known tho merIIs
Of this stove need NO comment.
Our celebrated SUNNYSIDE FIRE PLACE
HEATERS, among ia many PRENnuNfs also ear.
Tled Oh the F1RST PRENIuM at tho Maryland IN.
dilute at B0lttRIOFt, In 1850, although subjected
TO the most severe tests At the home Of the Balt.
more Heater. This 10 the only true hOtAir are.
Place Heater 10 the market, and like the regular
bntt cellar heater loses no heat.
Send tor circulars and testimonials.
STUART, PETERSON a CO., d.
septI0.Tu4SAt f Philadelphia, Pa.
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Senator Wiley
Will speak ut

VIII speak NJ
West Union, DOddridge county, October 1st.
ClaTksburg, OcInber 9Th.
ShInnstan, October 9Th.
Jane Lew, October eth.
Weston, October Sth.
Piedmont, October II.
New Greek, October u,
Phillppi, October IS.
PAirmOnt, October 10.
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col. Thomas d. Swami,

OF Knnawha county, will speak ut the
following places and times:
KIngWoOd, Preston county. October 1st.
CIaFksbuFg, Harrison county, October4.
Cherry Camp, Harrison county, October 5.
PhiliPpl, Barbour county. October Is.
Other appointments for Col. Swami will
s0on be announced
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ri STANDS UNRIVALLED-

TT STANDS UNRIVALLED-
L KRAFT'S DIARRHRA COMPOUNDS
and sure. A cure guaranteed in every case. Keep
1t in your house. Take 1t with yOu when yOu
travel. Sold by dealers in medicines everywhere.
NASHvTLLE, TENN, Dec. 1st, 1855.
Hears. NeCabs, Kraft d Co.:
GEETLENRN-T have been using your .'DiGT.
FRnd C0np0WAGFH In my family for some time,
and can say with much pleasure, that It 10 one Of
the bGR NidieiHes Of the kind that have ever
used, and do GheeEf1lly recommend It to my
friends. With much respect am your friend,
Y.M METCALFE,
OF MetcalfC, Bro. & Co.
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DIED.

rS.In Iona SsS1tsp III cSSP and
Henrietta WhOeler' in the sixth year Of her age.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of
the parents, on Centre street, between Sixth and
Seventh, this afternoon at o'clock. Friends Of
the family are invited. r.
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THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS FARTNE-said to be very ane 70,
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
CoX'S SPARKLING GELATLNE-An old a.
vo4le with the ladies for Jellles-
B 81 bright. clear and beautiful.
SHERRY WIEE-Just the article
TO use with COx's Gelatine-Of rich
and luscious favor.
BAKERS C0C0A-WRrEanted Pure, a delicious
and nptEldous beverage.
HECKERS Acknowledgment especially fol
tnValids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine article
for ladies' aud children In feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPsIN-The most perfect remedy
ior indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Puddings and CustNrds.
splendid dessert, either alone OF
with Berries.
, At LAUGHLIN. SMITH d CO..
jUulI Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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Governor W. E. Stevenson
viii speak at

VIII speak ut
KinEwOod, Preston county, October Ist.
Romney, Hampshire county, October 1.
Berkeley Springs, Morgan county, October 6.
MaTtInibuFg, Berkeley county, October Z
ShepherdstOwu, Jefferson county, October g.
Harper's Ferry, Jefferson county, October 10,
Piedmont, Mineral county, October II.
New Greek, Mineral county, octoberl2.
From New Creek, Gov. Stevenson will
go to the southern part OF tue State, which
he will canvass until election day.
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REPURI1CAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET
P0R GOVERNOR
WILLIAM 3. STEVENSON,
OF Wood County.
SEcHrrAHY or THB STATE,
JAMES N. PIPES,
OF MlFShAll County.
AUDITOR
THOMAS BoGGESS,
OF RoAne County.
TRxAsUnER, .a
JAMES A. NACAULEY,
OF Ohio County.
ATTORNEY GExERAI-
A. BOLTON CALDWELL,
OF Ohio County.
JUpsE SUPREME cOURF or AFrEALs.
JAMES n. BROWN,
OF Kanawha County.
ROB coSSREss-PrRsr DISTRICT,
NATHAN GoFP, ia,
or Harrison County.
FOR ooXoRrss-sEoOXD DISTRICT,
JAMES C. NcGREw,
Of Preston County.
ron cONOREsS-THIRD DISTRICT,
JOHN S. wITCHER.
HoR sTA7E sENATE-TrRsT DISTRICT,
JOHN C. HERvEY,
OrOhIO County.
Ohio County Republican Ticket
PoH HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
EDWARD n. ATKINSON,
JOHN X. HUBBARD.
WILLIAM L. PARKINSON.
EoR snEHTTP,
RICHARD $. BROWN,
ron cLEHE or THE CIRCUIT COURT,
SANUEL B. MCCoLLocH.
YoR REcoRnER,
JOHN ". SCHULTZ.
FOR FaoIEcrrNo ATTORNEY,
GEORGE B. CALDWELL.
EoR ASSESSORS,
CITY DVs,ric,-ELIJAH DAY.
COUNTY :. JOSEPH WADDELL.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
I'D. WHITMAN.
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NoTICE.-HAVING PURCHASED
IN tho Merchant Tailoring Establishment Of
A. II. Adams, No. 81 Monroe street. Wheeling,
We would Be glad 70 have our friends call aud ex.
anime our stock Of Cloths, CasIimercs and Test.
ingS, which We arc prepared 10 make up to order
In good style, on short notice. drSt.ClaGs stock
OF Gehtlemen'S Furnishing Goods constantly on
hand. ]. 4, LAKLN d CO.,
Merchant TRllnr1
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HON. F.H. PEIRPoINT
will speak at

will speak at
BuekhAunon, Upshur county, OctOberI.
FAiFmont, Maroon county, October IS.
Winfield, Marion county, October29.
Other appointments will soon be an.
nOnnced.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n ETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS
~ for Young Men, on Social Hvtls, and the
propristy or improperly Of citing Marritd, With
sanitary help for those ThO feel unatted for mat.
rimoniRl happiness. Sent free, in sealed enVel.
opca. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. sep17.d&w
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a CARD.

Having disposed Of my stock OF piece and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods to ucSarB. ]. T.
LSlIin 4 Co., would eheerfully recommend my
old Customers aud tho public generally 10 beStOw
upon the new arm the liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended 70 me. A. n. ADAMS.
n, B.-I have ut on hands at the old estab.
llShmenG, . choice stock Of Ready Made Cloth.
ing, which viii b disposed Of at very low figures
10 close out the lot.
Sep9 ANA.
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1HlRIY ACRES of Level SURFACE LAND,

Situated at Mlngc, O., on the line Of the c. {
lnG on tho place: within two miles Of steubeu.
vile, O., Il miles from Pittsburgh, IS miles from
Wheeling. Good landing on the river, with
frontage Of 400 feet TheeOal 10 reached BY the
best shan on the Ohio RIVER, 1873 feet in cieaF;
lined with young white oak, l0xl2a PoWettu!
arSt quality Lime Stone within one-half nile.
The PIG Iron made from this Coal is equal for
GtGeTd! PRrpObeS, and for Nails. IL superior to
any Iron made from Bituminous Coal, and 70 the
same used In making the celebrated Jefferson
Nails BY SpauldIng, Woodward & Co.
ToIing into account the quality Of Iron, trans
portAtIon facilities, and topography OF the land,
this is the best location for furnaces and Iron
Works on the Ohio River. Address,
GLASS, WOODWARD & CO..
oet1 Wheeling, W. Va.
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49, FOR sHFRIFF.-EdltOrs Iatslll0en.
H&SA or: You will please announce John
Howell Of Clay Township. as an Independent
Candidate for Sheriff Of Ohio County al the en-.
suing election, euhjc To no Star Chamber die.
SuS8:S MANY VOTERS.
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tASD EVERY SUCCEEDING YEAR,
FOR 1871,

(ASD EVERY SUCCEEDING YEAR,
To contain an extensive variety Of information
Of essential value TO Merchants, Manufactures,
Bankers and Traders throughout the eTuhiry
II Is believed there IL needed an ANIMAL l'ubltcs
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putting into available form facts, hgureP, and de-
tails, which every mercantile man needs, hut
which he finds It difficult 10 reach because they
can DO gathered only from an tnIntte variety Of
sources.
The undersigned, proprictors Of the MEXICAN,
TILE AG9NCT, with It's connections Of most ex'
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Bankers Of every principal city Of the Union,
believe that they possess peculiar facilities tOl
the compilation and publication Of work Of
this character.
The ANNUAL will contain among other things
l. An almanac with the usual Astronomical
calculations and other information.
II. The time Of holding Of tho courts In every
county in the United States, for the year lsil-a
much needed and important tabular statement q
use 70 every ono who has accounts outstanding.
III. The laws Of the different States 10 eei'
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V. The laws OF each State relating to The
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TX. A variety OF novel and interesting stlus
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\. interpreted throughout the foregoing aud
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cial Celebrities, and other interesting matter.
1L Articles on cfedit-its uses and abuses
giving statistics, particulars and c4uscs Oip'Otn
nent failures Of the year and pointing The mora
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n@Edit0rs oF.tAs LntekH0aoer :-You will
a&IS2a please announce JAS. n. CHARNOCK,
tho Blacksmith, as the Peoples candidate for
SHERIFF OF ONO COUNTY, q the ensuing cleo.
ton, and obligG, MANY VOTERS.
WHEEIrNG, W. Va, July is, 1870. jyIs
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4 LARGE EDITION FOR GRATUITOrS DI<
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NANSS
To b sent postage paid, to nearly every JoOSs.'
Merchant, General StorekecpCr and NAna!ar,
turer Of every description, Druggist, Sow
Dealer, Leather, Shoe Dealer, &c, &C. worn
above 8, 900 throughout the country, on the !"'
lowing plan:
.WepEopose to Allot to each Of our . erSnSh
Offices PrOpOFtionate number Of cOpIrr, for GU
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This circulation 10 % DO partially comlEnIa"J
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friends and the public generally. -.
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TOAL MINERS-NOTlCE
want n ArAtcla0s Coal Miners st my WofA'
near this place, Immediately; am paying Iel s;
vein. II, L, WILLIAMS,
Central SHAFT Coal WOrE',
sepI0 CAMBRIDGE, QUO
DOOFING PITCH. 60 BARRELS
LII Just received and for NAls low, byv
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Julia A. II. Nellor, Executrix Of the last will
and testament OF John Il. MelloT, decd,

Jesse B, MellOr, Administrator Of the estate o.
Levi 4ell0r, decd,
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Va,
In ChAncery.
BY virtue OF decree rendered 10 this cause on
the Iith day of July, 1870, 1t was. among Other
things, ordered and dec:ced that this case be re-
ferred to one OF the Commissioners Of this Conri
10 take and state the account Of the said Jesse B.
MellOr as such Administrator OF Levi AelloE,
decd, and the several claims Of tho Plaintiff and
the other creditors Of the said estate, after be
shall have given the notice required by law "a
bring the parties and creditors before him. and to
report thereon according 20 law to this Court.
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As tho work Of compilation proceeds, i vi.
necessarily follow that other subjects viii "
suggested and ind place in the Annual,
THE work will comprise about 80 70 80 p1ges'
and be printed at our own Otce. In the beet Aye
will DO highly appreciated By the whole trade
and with that view 1t has been determined "
lssne
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Mew AdYertlsemente.

Al NNIyERsARY.-THE WoAlANs
N. Foreign Missionary Society Of the =. b.
ChuFeh, IN thIA city. will hOlA IL int An1tl1ft
am tomorrow afternoon ct O'Clock, "A me
FoGFth Street n. 3. Church. Addresses By dis
unguiBhed speakers win be delivered. ESQ
RELIGIOUS NOTICE-Uspal
~ Services in the FOURTH Street n. z,
Church. Sabbath morning at l0H A. H., and ~
P.N. Evening lecture 70 young men-Sublect:
"Saul and the Witch Of EndoF.n Sabbath School
al ?. Il. An arc cordially invited to attend.
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LEEEIKENy VtLLEYH.E

New line to Bur'o throuoh the OIL Regions.
JUNE &, $50
GOtSG SOUTH.
on City. F'a Kiln. PArkCr's ar, Ptt.g
Vail. @, ,0am at5am l230pn CT>nIn
unv FEn, 2,Npm 2a9pm 435pm s3lp II,
slight In, a,Npm iN,c5pm 1Oiam G,00am
GOING sOHrH
titshurg I.Ners. fra'klin. ar " Citv
Mav rHp, ~ am lL;f,m 1,LGpm $50 N
WAY PatroSna IN A.25r n f.S0p1n rrfDm
Might TX, 9'opm 3,jNdm 5,s0 a m $50 = n
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1Hos NJ, King, Asst S,l9t
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