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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-22

ssThere are four more polls to hear from, and it
Is probable that the Radicals have carried the day
by small majority. We have greatly reduced
their majority. AT the last elections they had
about 1900 majority. No,o they aom not get that
many potes IN the oountp.n 60
Another correspondent says: -.
"The Radical majority is about 500: The white
people voted noby and turned out almost to
man for Reform"
lThis is doing very well. The colored voting
majority Is S7al
Anderson.
A letter to TIE NEWS, dated Pendleton, Octo-
Der 10, half-past P. NJ, says:
cat this box we have polied 26o votes, OF which
1873 are blacks, and 127 whites. Seven blacks
voted for Reform, and one white man for Scott;
SO that there Is q tie vote. At Anderson Court
house, the Radical majority is only 100. We shall
beat them to death in this county"
A private letter received last night reports that
the Reformers have eight hundred majority in
Anderson County.
At Gaines's shop, at O'Clock on Wednesday,
the Reform vote was double the Scott vote Pick
ems will give one thousand majority for Reform.
Coleton. ;
The following letter was received yesterday:
"AsHEPoo FERRY, October 10.
cat the polls held today at Ashepoo Ferry, Col
Teton County there was no record OF the names
OF the voters kept by any OF the managers Of the
electlon-one Smith, (colored trial justice, and
chairman Of the managers OF the poll,) recording
only the number Of votes polled. The attention
of the chairman (Smith) was called to the fact
that there was no record Of the names He said
that The law did not require 1t. But the law is
very explicit that there shall be record OF the
names by at least two Of the managers.
GAN EYEWITNESS"
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Loss OF THE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA.

LONDON, October 81.
A boat containing sailor. and the corpse of
q girl, was picked up of lnneshaven Head. The
sailor states that the Cambria from New York, at
10 O'Clock ut night, struck on Unishtrahue Island,
and became total wreck. Four other boa.s,
containing the crew, left the steamer. Their fate
Is unknown. The sailor reports his boat as hav-
ing upset, and all but himself were drowned.
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q TEAM IN GI N 4 S,

TEAM EEGINE
BOILERS, STEAM PUMPS, CIRCULAR SAW
aMLLS,
Single and double.actlng Lift and Force PUMPS,
u. Dlsston l. Sons Celebrated Circular, Gang
Hand and Oross-Cut Saws. Also, hiners' and En-
glneers Supplies In great variety, saoVels, Picks,
DC.
For sale BY
CAMERoN, BARKLEY & CO..
Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets,
mchN emo OnarNstoH, o. "
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The sailors Of the brig Concord, who were ar.
rested ON Thursday, we're ren,anded for further
hearing.
warrant was also. issued for the arrest Of
person who, 1t is alleged, discharged an employee
for voting the Republican ticket.
!, TaE WHITE AND coLoRED VOTE.
! The following table shows the white and color
ed votei the county as far as heard from. No
reports have been received from Edisto Island:
THE WHITE AND coLoRED VOTE.
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THE OPPOSING ARMIES.
A BODY OF GERM4Ns CROSS THE
:. SEINE.
The French Raising New Armies-The
Germans Advancing Towards Nor
mandy-A Sensational Canard about
st. Cloud.
LONDON, October q.

LONDON, October q.
Especial to the New York World Twenty
thousand people marched into the palace yard
and organized meeting Of sympathy for Repub-
Mcsa France. The speakers denounced King vii.
liam. illusions to~BrIght's apathy were received
with cries OF shame Gladstone's Government
was bitterly reproached for abstentlon. The reso-
lutions demand the abolition OF pensions to:Ger.
man princes, and declare the sooner kings and
queens are abolished the better.
LONDON, October %.
1t Is stated that the United State; Government
has ordered Burnside. Sheridan and Forsyth to
return to London Immediately. The Gazette
De c5o; ,gne which makes the statement, says that
owing to the suggestions of these gentlemen
Washburne has been 30 energetic, that he has
been compelled to demand reparation for fre-
quent arrests Of Americans as spies
There is rumof that peace negotiations are
progressing with Razaine. The plan involves the
enthronement OF the Prince Imperial, with Ba.
zaIne as Regent. Bazane's army, with the Sc.
dan prisoners, are TO march on Paris to enforce
the stipulation. =
4 Specie has decreased s32s. 600 sterling.
BERLIN, October 21.
The Stats Anzeiger advertises six and half
million thalers loan, at three and half per cent,
payable in six months
Only two hundred,and fifty citizens were killed
at Strasbourg. ''
At verdun, as at Paris, the French are squan-
derlng ammunition by Wild shots: s., -
FLORENCE, october 2l.,
MazzIni has been ordered to remain at Leg.
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A Savannah dispatch states that the brig
Three Sisters was abandoned at sea, the crew
being oil saved.
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spEcrA1T1Es IN FURNISHING GOODS.

'
The Nilsson Scarf
The Russian Braces
The Guyot Braces.
And, full stockol ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC
UNDER GARMENTS, White Shirts, Neglige Shirts,
Linen and Paper Collars, English and German
Half Eose, Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Gloves,
and Neck wear ofsevery description.
AGPRICEs ALWAYS UNIFORM.
GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
j. h. WTON & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO .,.s
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER
CORNER OF KING AND MARKET STREETS,
oct21 Charleston, 8. c.,
E,ALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
The Long and well,Established CLOTHING
HOUSE, corner Of @
WENTWORTH AND KING STREETS,
has opened large and elegant supply Of CLOTH.
ING, made up for this market, equal to custom
work, for Men, Youths and Boys, OF new and
staple styles Of goods, and offered a.
Low PRICES. r.s.
B 81 N. E s s 8 U'I:!r g,
In great variety; at from sl4 to sss. - =:
DERBY sUITs-s New Style. F.
MORNING AND WALKING COATS,
OF Meltons, Castor. Beavers. Tricot, snk Mixed
Coating, Chevior, &C., &c, DC.
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
OF the Newest Patterns of the Season. j
OF Cloths Casslmeres, Beavers, Velvet, SILKS, &c.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
For ages Of from to 1s years, for Dress and
School purposes, Of Cloths, Oasslmeree slk Mixed
Ooatings DC, &C., In Sack and Walking Coat
Suits.
FURN sH1NG GOODS.
In this department will be found large sssort-
ment of Merino, Lambs Wool, snk, Canton Elan.
mel and Shaker Flannel
UNDERsHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
SILK CRAvATs, BOWS, TIES AND sCARFs
In great variety.
French, Kid and Beaver GLOVES.
English Buck, Deerskin, Beaver and Gauntlet
G o. V E
The Celebrated
STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
Introduced BY me twenty 1--WE years ago. AGENT
FOR THEM, and the largest stock kept on hand In
the city.
The above named STAR sH1Rrs WILL Bs MADE
Up TO ORDER, ALSO BY MEASURE
PAPER COL AIRS,
or the Pioneer, Promenade, Dauntless, Washing.
ton, Assor, Royal, Bismarck and Dickens.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
Supplied with Full Stock Of English, French
and American Cloths, .Oassimeres, Coatings CAS-
tor, Beavers, Silk Mixed and BasketFaced Goat.
ings, &C., &c.
FANC ss1 n 4E r E 8,
or the most Novel and Select Patterns.
VEST TINGs
or Plush, velvets Cassmeres and Silks, which
asods will be Made Up to Order, in the well.
known Good Taste always displayed at this
House, ard on Moderate Terms.
PURCHASERS ARE INVITED TO CALL AND MAXI
THEIR SELECTIONS. ii
VIM. MAT HI E 8 s E N
No. pol KING ST., coRNER WENTWORTH.
B.w. NOTORIOUS, Superintendent.
oct1-stuth2nos
ToHN HEIMER,
No. 141 KING STREET, WEST SIDE, A FEW
DOORS NORTH OF QUEEN,
would respectfully inform his friends that he has
lust returned from New York with large and
welselected stock Of the
LATEST STYLES OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Also, a full assortment OF
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Including
TIE CELEBRATED "STAR" SHIRTS.
sep2o-6tuths9
~ o R q o 8 / E B 7
GLOVES,
TIES,
UNDERWEAR,
COLLARS, DC.
Go BLACKWELL'S NEW STORE,
octlo No. Ia Meeting street, below Market
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INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN COLUMBIA

Facts and Rumors About the Elections.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

Move m ents OF tho Arm 1 c.s.
TOURS, October 21.
Engineers are forming entrenched camps,
where troops are to be drilled and formed Into
corps Theirs has arrived here. General Bour-
baki and star have passed towards Lille. body
Of the enemy have crossed the Seine and march.
ell towards Magne.
There are contradictory rumors OF the enemy's
movements on the Loire. The Impression ls that
they have abandoned their movements in this di.
rection and are advancing In force towards Nor.
mandy where newer troops opposed them.
The French army OF the Loire in camp Is i'm.
proving daily. The discipline is vigorous, and
great many soldiers have oeen shot for dlsobedi.
ence The men are now In fine condition.
|: French scouts near Bois captured number Of
iUhlans.
1t Is positively asserted that the Prussilas dred
st. Cloud TO conceal their dspredations. Citizens
assert that the valuables had been removed be-
fore the fire.
The government has appropriated 100000
francs to Chateau Dun as tribute for its heroic
defence.
DIore Fruitless Energy.
LONDON. October q.
The department Of Somme has been declared In
state Of siege. and energetic preparations have
been made at Amlens for defence.
A force OF 20, 900 PrussIans which was adyanc-
Ing on the city has returned to Breteutl.
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Total vote in the county, by census Of 1sss-7O,
whites 1889; coiored 1851. Total q, 76o
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Glotbins anb FURNISHING @oo6si
r. H. LA WT0N & co.
NEW CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOOD
.~!5..t HOUSE, .'as.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILDING.

%. OFF,. .i. ..'.'
We open the season with an entirely NEW
rOCK OF CLOTHING, OF all grades, and Furnish.
lg Goods. Q !..r;-t ea.-,p. s12t''-:, ''-sa.rH
Styles the most Elegant *.
Stock the Freshest ks ',i:...... -'...7; (.
-. Prices most Economical ali 7a-
Variety the Largest. 81 al ~. ::si
~. ..--5...;, -, i a;T .:liI
sPECIALTIES IN CLOTHING.
- aARRICKs AND OVER SACKS %
The Prince of Wales Frock
The Derby Sack
- TheAmer1can Walking Coat
Very Low.Prlced Business Suits. - ~,
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The vote for the different precincts, 80 far re-
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BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
For ages Of from to 1s years, for Dress and
School purposes, Of Cloths, Oasslmeres, sik Mixed
Ooatings, &c., &C., In Sack and Walking Coat
Suits.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-19
THE W.rcH STEALING CAsE.-The

-.
The WATCH STEALING CAsE--The
hearing Of the evidence in the case Of
John Golden, charged with stealing q
watch from Robert Taylor. was COM
menced before Squire Johnston on Sat
urdav. From the evidence it appears
that Taylor, who lives at Shiloh, Tyler
county, came to the city on Wednesday
evening and got fearfully drunk. He
doesn't seem to know much that har-
pened to him. He came across Golden
and the two went into a saloon in Centre
Wheeling to get drink. Taylor be
coming very sleepy stretched himself
out on a settee to sleep, but first took
off his watch to give it to 8 girl, IN the
kitchen OF the house where he was, to
keep for him. Golden followed him In
and in a few moments came out with
the watch in his hand, saying he would
"attend to it," He showed the watch
to several persons and went away.
TAYLOR managed to get himself into the
lookup. When he woke up in the
morning he found himself minus
pocket.book and watch. One young
man to whom Golden showed the watch
on Thursday asked him about it on
Friday, and he denied having 1t, or
knowing anything at all aboutit. When
arrested he denied all knowledge OF 1t,
but finally produced it from his pocket
where he had it wrapped up in a hand
kerchief. Thus far the testimony.
We think the whole thing the result OF
drunken spree, without any original
criminal intention, perhaps. The case
was continued until 9 o'clock this morn
ing to hear other testimony.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-19

THE INCOMING STYLES.-When the
season changes there is always flutter
in the fashionable world as to what the
clothes are to be- their cut and quality
and the minutest details concerning the
whole matter. These details are Of the
greatest import to men of the world
whose lives are barren if they are not
clothed in the best, and Of the latest de
scription. J. II. Stallman d Co. have
long ministered to the popular taste in
this direction, and they still retain a
grand reputation for furnishing gentle
mems clothing in the finest and latest
styles. Doc Moffatt stands ready to
wait on all who may favor the firm with
a call, and can provide them with any
thing from a paper collar to \ suit OF
broadcloth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-19

IDENTIFED.-There is no longer an!
doubt but that the man who committed
suicide by jumping from the suspen
sion bridge on Monday last was jacob
Long, and that the body found al
Ritchietown was that of the suicide
He came to the city on Monday last
with Mr.. Swingel, who resides on the
National road, in Ohio, about seven
miles from the city, and with whom he
lived, on load of oats. Squire Gil
lispy wrote to Mr. Swigel for informa'
ton in regard to Long, and on Saturday
he called on the Justice and identified
the clothing left in the carpet sack as be
longing to Long. He says the unfor'
tunate man was very unwell and insist
ed on coming TO the city on Monday
last, and managed 10 get away from
Mr.. Swingel Hemust have gone at
once to the bridge and taken the LEAP
into the great hereafter. From all we
can learn we are satisfied that the body
found was that OF Long.
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HISS d EGERTEf

Cow STEALING.-A man named
Samuel Foster, who lives in West Alex
ander some time since sold COW to
David Kurner on the Island. In part
payment he received due bill from
Kurner for 80 Concluding that he
had perfect right to the COW until she
was paid for, he drove the COW of.
Kurner got out warrant for his arrest
for stealing the COW. He was arrested
on the pike some miles from the city,
and was brought back. Hewas taken
before Squire SiIlespy who held him in
the sum of $500 to answer the charge
before the Circuit Court In default he
went to Jail
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Ora discrepancy OF $3,9S5.jO. If to
the total above obtained we add the
$500 paid for the lot, we find that
there has been expended on that school
house So, 5H.+S, and | unhesitatingIy
say it could have been built for half the
money.
In my calculations it will he seen
that do not count the S3,04l.&j paid
Mr., Brodie for extra work, on account
of storms OF May, 1869, as a separate
item: but allow that it is included in
the SD, IA s., though ! believe that 1t
should he added to it; but the gentle
men who got up the statement Of cost
say no, and we give them the benefit of
the doubt
Do not understand me as being at
all opposed to the township having Il
public school building, and a good one;
but am opposed to any squandering Of
the public funds and the publication OF
an unfair and untruthful statement to
cover up gross acknowledgement and
prodgality.
! have made some inquiries since the
publication of the Cost of Washington
Township School House" and ! find it
was done bv order OF Mr.. Hall, Presl.
dent of the Board of Education, who
hopes by this means to rid himself Of
some close questioning to which he has
lately been subjected and to secure his
reelection on the Republican ticket.
Before he goes any farther let him ac-
count for the deficit OF near " $1,000 as
shown above Yours.
PPM 100
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-19

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.-Tht
following is a list of the transfers o.
real estate entered in the Recorder
Office Of Ohio county to Friday, Sep
TENDER IL, 1870:
Charles Bowman and wife 10 August
Hilbrecht, September 10th, part of lot
No. $50 corner Of Chapline street and
Alley D. for $1,000.
Thomas Pollock aid wife to Emily
F. Pollock, September l3tA, the un-
divided moiety of two-thirds Of lot No
ll9 Market street, on private terms.
Louis and Siegfried Fritz to Vim. F.
Stifel, Sept 18th, part of lot No. l6
Quincy street, for $500
David Kull and wife toGeorge Null,
April lst, part Of lot No. SO Main street,
between Third and Biddle streets for
$500.
John F. Sterrett and wife TO John
Howell, September 18th, part of lot No.
2l6 for $500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-19

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure Of
meeting Henry S. Walker, Esq, Of the
West Vnyinia Courier, in the city on
Saturday He is making a gallant
tight against the enemies of the Consti-
tuition and Constitutional Government
in the Kanawha region, and is doing
woman service for the Democracy.
His paper is increasing in circulation
and influence and has, if we mistake
not, the largest circulation of any paper
in the State outside of Wheeling. Sue
cess to him and to it. His many friends
in the city welcome him warmly to his
former home, even though his visit be
but brief.
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49,

Police CoURT.-On Saturday but one
case was heard before the police court.
1t was that OF Robert Cooper, Buck
eye gentleman Of bucolic habits, tastes
and proclivities. He came in to attend
the horse fair, and being near-sighted,
preferred to see it through glass dark
". lie looked at ii too often. Finding
that he was getting drunk, he began to
get angry. As he felt the liquor swell
ing up in him, he thought it was BRAY
cry, and so wanted to fight anybody, at
any time, for anything 1t is singu-
lar fact that so soon as a man gets 50
drunk as to be of no account he thinks
he could whip Heenan, McCOole and
the rest of them. Cooper was fined
five dollars and costs. He paid the
bill and returned to his muttons, as the
French say.
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MARRIAGE LIcENSES.-There were but
four marriage licenses issued during the
week ending Friday, September l6, as
follows: Saturday, L. Thurday, ;. We
suppose this meagre number is because
of the Fair. If 30, it isn't fair that the
Fair should interfere with the prospects
of the fair. In other words, such fare
is not fair Fair TO the fair.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-19

COwARDLY ASSAULT.-There was a
most cewardly assault made on our well
known citizen, Joseph Hively, about Q
o'clock on Saturday night. He was
passing the corner of Market and Union
streets when a ruffian srrang out from
the shadow of the building and gave the
old gentleman blow that felled him as
if he had been shot. After striking the
blow the ruffian ran down an alley and
made his escape.
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UNITED.
BEAUTIFY YOUR homes.

BEAUTIFY your homes. The largest
and choicest selection of American and
foreign Chromos ever brought to Wheel
ing, are now offered to the public at
popular prices by PAUL Bros. d Co.,
No. 90 Market street. Also a large
stock of Wall Papers, graduating in
price from s. to eight cents per bolt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-19

LECTURE We hope the citizens ot
Wheeling will not forget the lectures
by Mrs. Emma Hardinge on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, September
20, u and % First lecture at Horn
brooks Hall on Main street Subject
Spiritualism or Modern History OF
Angels. This lecture will be free We
hope full house will greet this most
eloquent lady speaker.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-19

BASE BALL.-A warmly contested
game Of base ball was played Saturday
afternoon, on Caldwells field, between
the Arctic and United base ball clubs.
These same clubs came together on the
Fair Grounds, on the Sd inst, for a
dozen balls, but the rain put a stop to
the game Oil the fourth innings; the
score stood 9 to for each club, a tie
being the result There was no rain
this time, so the Arctics went through
them to the tune of 26 for the Arctic
and "A for the United The following
is the score
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LAID UP.-The Hudson arrived from
Cincinnati on Saturday about noon
having found very little water any
where in the river. She was unable
to get over the bar at the mouth OF
Wheeling creek and was obliged to
land at the Belmont mill. We hear
that she will lay upuntil there is more
water, the marks here showing but lit
tie over three feet now. She. won have
to wait long, we Judge. What an old
friend of ours used to call the "obnOx-
ious storm" will visit us this week and
we shall then get water enough.
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THE Cow CASE.-Thc charge brought
against Charles and Robert Green, by
William Moznga, of stealing two mich
cows on the DIST of August, 1869, was
heard before Squire Johnston on Sat
urday last. The prosecution failed to
show even a reason for suspicion against
the accused, and they were at once dis,
CHARGED from arrest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-19

FINE HORSES SoLD.-D. j. Grouse, OF
Chillicothe, the noted Ohio stock breed
er, on Saturday sold his thoroughbred
mare Kate Ferran and thoroughbred
stallion Planter, which he had on exhi-
bition at the Agricultural Society
Fair during the last week Mr.. Ed.
Robinson, of Bellaire, Ohio, is the pur-
chaser of Planter, and Mr.. Snider, of
Cumberlad Nd, the purchaser of
Kate Ferran.
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DETERMINATION OF THE PRUssIASS.-
1t has been determined 10y all good
Germans that so long as they can get a
barrel of the genuine Bismarck flour,
the best family flour in the market,
they will use no other brand. Try it
1t il an A No. | article, made Of old
white wheat. For sale only 10y
HISS II EGERTER-
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SHAWL COSTUME. The fastest novel
~ in ladies apparel, and by long odds
the most comfortable apparel we have
vet seen, is the shawl costume. 1t con-
sists of halfiitting jacket with wide
sleeves, collar and basque and an over
skirt. all OF which is boraered with
fringe. They are made Of gray-miXci,
or plaid goods.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-19

ONE glass Of Rosenheims Stomach
Bitters; the Great Western Remedy ;
will do more to restore health and
strength than all the drugs you can
put in your stomach. Take them as
directed, and you will have no need OF
the physicians and the poIsons They
are made 10 cure and never fail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-19

MEETING AT BENwOop.-llon. j. j.
Davis, the able and eloquent Democratic
candidate for Congress, will address the
people on the issues Of the day, at Ben
wood, this evening. Speaking will
commence at halfpast I. Democrats,
Republicans, everybody, come ont and
hear the truth.