davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-18

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-" |
NE casen OF the "Harva1o foors an
m.r..1n ~ toe an'ts1 noas feee dna p ,ne
1,,s,as u,'s1 nA.' ~ ~" Ce
n'nea e0tes Ol4alc3 Attorneys omecr ID Nt"
.
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",".ns '.a1 ~ ie" sou'k, oat sne caaseAsa tae
.- .Ae WY oe'osc kae 4FnaihsEa "ea.'u*.
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~ 80 s1e4 NC esao VI 'S't~
~ 80
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~ W " - 6. .. .aH.sa An3 a.s sss's.
,da....,,. u.n.u, os:' 4ot ea'" ~
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nsIs. ~ - =. a,... na ~ W HNo OF zen year,
r. 1asan r,rn,... 20 sha1 ps -r
A"atlpPts Ae'~so
A.u.a ~ ~. sustes' 'aAaoJ.'
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houih.. W.
i. s,ennen. tnn,.n eo.,an l !,r se. ~
Tas iorren In at ,br c,nSe ~ ~ sr.,s,t".a ynrn
ha swnre he tried to ,ot nn. -. ~,.,,1r m
s,oro bto .nnn,a,. 80 w. ~ "A' ss,r
Is.n,,.1 9o>~s'' ~AAsA ae" 1epessa Al 'As s'>s
-rb,. pr,nersx n,,,,,ss u-,,u,+, e.,,n, N
cnntrn nis.n 4 nrolongr,t. a,sv ~ n,,...,s MA
30. 81 ~ = go - - '.~"a.., :. -,
t.,.s, n,,,e. -, t.~,a- ,Il. - ,nv
,',,, al INV ,h,,ns.n., ,,.n. 'enAs41e - '"'
IN n l.ttrr ,,.t.,t esnt , :, n .n.,.x. f.,,-
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'r.nr ,rsa rr,ss,.r' 49, -. 49,. s
str,: q, nnn,,n,,r ~ rtana1 1su ~ - n.
AL, - :, \ n,n., ,r...n...s... ~. -,
,s...s.,n M 'A~'s a]~sa.4e1s 9ssas MAJ e's' "t'
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,rnn.r ~ fns o;,.cor ~ ,sas,.s,,e, ~ = sT..v
r,,. tra1, ri M. p.i, ~, 90 a,,nr nv,
,,,,,hs,., tnno,, r,,< u.r",,s. ~ .-.,.odi,,,
80 ~ w.. anrn rim sss -, ~. ,1sh
,a.se -r...nesror ~.
-; ,s1,Irh h.r name h,a hea, -oo.,-., ~. o,d-
-. t., s.,,.s. .,-,..,, '.s'' s ~.
ss -. ,.,,sht 49,. ...-S..s1
tn~ Ii. ranctv NJ tr.,s ~ ,hoa.s, - -ss .,c,
.ns,H.x ,.nf.h mn, r,,,1. d...,-. ~ 4a.a.. .. snv
| 49,: ~> ~ "
su..rn .,..o,- ..,,u ,,o.,, .,.,o ~
u. errrs1. Sn..... - @ 80 u..s.,s.. ~
~ l. .nt, ~, !. III -, 1a- =. ,..,.a, ,, ,c
.,,r'n,u,n - -
.,,.;.n xx.- ,o~, ~,~ .,.r s....
:. no,,,tct,n an nv NJ. c,n,,.,,,I,, s:,:s -.
-.r.t ,n,A-..,t ,,t,,; T., w., so-. .,+v ~ r,,t..
ne, .aa.a =. 7..rs ~ W,ar. -.n.,s..nss, 90.
80 =. -: ssx.,,!s,, -, ,a.n ~, 1asa ~
.s,.t.e - ss-.: - - ss.-.,ta- .r, 49,, -.
- 49, fr ~ = TorI,tes ~ Uan,.,... n ~,
I'.,h W.--.. .r.s--- rxs.1.-.;
..rs,.s ~ -, r.f,,n: 40 ,hrnn ,ho1r ~ .nn,r,
! cs,ae,.r.n .1s3.f t,,oS,, ,1fn,.rn,f.,r -
,;..r pnr1nn n,.r nr srnd.yl IA, .1c,t "A reara
| -. ,a,o No az ,na rast =, ~. !. ath,tr mr.
-. ..,h., 49,. .,,, . -. r,,,,. ,,, :, $3.50. =
r.- -rn,-...rssr. IA nss c1,,t ~ .rr ~ t,r n,a.
,,.,I rex, .htnt rv.r launched In yrw Env,unt n.
i.~.:.,s r..r 49,. ,,-.w,s.~ - ~ .-d y ,tI,;.s
o.ies 1.@A. ,,,,,, -A a
. - 80 ern.I ,s.r,n >: = ,,,-,-r H.,
/ [..L... ~
, 1870-11-18

the 7ines prove themselves to he, the
Joke OF the matter i, that, even counting
sAis cumulative vote, Harrington Il beaten
k1 his Republican opponent, uudso hss not
even claim Of any kind Tor seat in The
, 1870-11-18
THE CENSUS.


Ftu,a ne Ma l'otk EifraiI- So1. +.
Tim following il the result of the c.ueus pf
this State. by ccunties- compared #ith the
euumerzt:o1e Of l5G0. Tho four couut4es OF
the Eastern distric.-Kings. Queens, lueh-
s;,s,.,;., ard S,;Ialk-have MT set b=rt1 re-
turt,ec, AID ar5 therefore estimated. Our
iigues will not. pro,ably. oa Tar from Coz
1vct- The following. it Will b.. seen. sisos ss !
saia since 1865 OF Sc, ,9ea, and sines 1860 Vt
3S{l U56:
, 1870-11-18
WANTED,


.Tha Agr-ry. fi1r Il va'n1s'c T1:e-ic- r :nr
Sta<@ al Atfluu1S ui1y D. aoseAueA II tns H a
HfRu A4atAn4 A4A1t --1.t \ ns-as1,e-sS M
Srwf If -.1rist.-s s''r tHfsit.i,,..M - .voI
cAuGtscurtA t4s.~ sE.t.e i H.td. Was
ScstEthre Ex4uisStts- r<Gres~
:. :: :. j.. &c: MaYGaRls.
:: Gehtrai IEesi and l!tsrst5 fn 'ie st''s,; =,
: i; - 1'':Ai Z s. - hst1..-s- h..---, -
, 1870-11-18

fFfB[ IRE 7sk-bla7! 50u5Fdf- =
Wehsre been waiting 1p4 sLe 1ign1es Of the
M.ine census b. count es--the rest Or Ne*
Eex1Ird bcirg fully reported-but At they do
pos <esne 70 hand, xe make use Of the Tout
,nSs tc. the Gt1te. which tase t,nQuess iou.ssy
coH1ec:. The population. cf' New England.
III. n,:by tina eers,s OF 1879. ~ contrAs:e- With
that Of 1SGU, 'hta0ua ~ .ol.oI::
, 1870-11-18

~ z..o nj af- -Bafd.a.E sayS little steam :
:. 1rta Esan, - s1ay aaa o. h,xht u e. A!1nss
4 per q sslT 1 ceas ss,t g, stta fa tir;1ss,
N.Y. M Ge tu,EndS b 9ahasn hts g ap1lA! PIN.
e,sMrsus ia i eitI. cf Normandy. He esbu~s
sss.f rn caneeH naftAa4-. Iha oslJ oeesaeae: d
M NJ \ p<ueeA7, II tna~Ft1aGsa hoeaea&oS OF
1Rrtas Falt Il Ntsuauns'
, 1870-11-18

to' 'oe etcoau ee'e uui s ~
a'1 Iat' pe - ne An,s *: ~.,s.,.s,.
a"''Neo VI soonist aie ",1-,-.:1
NAN ,..~.,.--:s g. l..5;ry p,,.,,,s;-
e'en 1a:aas - ~
nous 'n"e' pc'aoPe' =" ea .,.. 10
f'''4o ~ ~ 49,.
II = @s=H@4' VAL p''A'
ete@ At,.ae ~" ~. .-.s -. ill., ~ 100
N.l- 49, 49, 49, - ~ r,ss;ss rau. ,tt;.n;le.
~, ,,,, -. ,o,on,;,,o~ ,,,,to
g.. ,.,,,,
-. 1,1.,,- q, n,,.;n., 1,,s.;a
80. ps.,,:.,, III =, .,,nndar-
.A''e' 49,. - 49, ,,7
ips o' go -,,:.-. 49,
- .,,:s. -
w -. ;,l,
1,. =, :. ,ro rrnra is n lass ,nvitinr
nes*' II ~ .'o'
'e ..-:n..s,..
poN.. - ~ ea a.. 41 ~. 49,, s ~, ~ ,,s.,., a.s- 49,
lneu a.., o - - w. w. ~ ,aa..s;, - .,~ssss' 49,
4o''o',o '"e'' 'AAO
ANhA "a.
reasonaf''e suceess- sooo - f3PluiY ieeo'-
s''ne A'"A' "s1 1
ana sihce' "ns1ese nea con'4t'on, AUG IL
me slfonseSS alty fn8'aoo esn coun. olon'
- :. 49, -:
cue ~ ~ eeAas esose ~ w W. Aa f ..
oe' 1,no"u aNtA .,.S -.
s1 -. s.~,h;n. ~ w. r.a;of .,f ,,.-i.
y -, s.,,o-sa. ~ pr.,;. =. :,
w ,ne s1-.:as,,A o ~ .,,s, - e,,o.;1;,- ~ ~, 49,
80.
y,
ing r .ue'p1ea y. ~ o'eo4' 49, ,.es.,1
- - H.. ,,r,;nsnt sbor,d ars. =.
r,a .A....,n ~. ,;t:4.
lo'u i'nslanu ~ 4e o. ose.' ~ l
r. r., s..si1, ~ tbs sd aatnness If RnSe,a nn,y
ao..-.,,. ~ -,,..,,Ia -,
.~.s reas,a";s ~ ...:,., ,
~ -, ~ ,,..nr.r - .r.n1. s.d.,.. ~;
1..,.. "a ,.,;.. ~, -, .h..,,
s.a stAo11'
a 'uA.In ~ - .,.s =. ~ s.e.t s.1.sa o.s W.
"N'eo ,'s s.s.sr.~.ep ~ ~ D.. ~ ~
coFefeu- Nei1oeA e.aoee Ao1 : usea1 ca
zee IN the new "o@p''eat'on ground .of m
osher coa'se .nan 10 a.s.=0 .ae az ,u.e'''''
and desperation o1 tos3 o"n eo'A'' W
As ,o Turkey herself, II Toa'u seem .e 's
sonah:e to predict lhat nef empire ~ e :,
rol~ woa!d end tetnaps ene paais " -
asIccmtut between BismArk anu tne W
i shsi Prince Charles ot hon"sniA - 70
, 1870-11-18

7i,le. Pomero. :iar1e.sa, a,sa D.lssarp, w11ch.
rraI-t;y. conE!e.a tfa sint Ut ca9e1 - tns
STATE which nare ore1 five thoEsand iahah;-
l1iIa. ~
t,,csc ,,i,,a.t e1, cities npd yosnB show r.,tal
;nere. over their population IN 1865. Of ts7.-
S4G, whlls sle re+s OF the Stale zs1'~s ~ l'a-
ere.ss Of oaiy ll3,44s In other Sords. cs''-
,itth The p,pul.,son has two-.hrds thu m
s1casa When :h~ otficiss census Il msde pub
i = IN detail, a:1,i .A1 have m opportunity 70
eI.mt,le it, Il Will bh found th3. the iacor-
grated yiagss ard cities Q. the State will
{,.re Ea:neI leasjy 413, geo IN population,
~ h;le 9bp rus1l distflctB hAve actually DIS
creased in peru.s:iop- This is q fact stitch
requires ,h@ attention Of PHILOSOPHERS II s:a'
ti5sjFH.
, 1870-11-18
Ohf0s

Ftv7n the CTtetland iedier.
The following table shV1n the population OF
a!lihe ci.itt std :.,4us OF Ohio hAslas &,u.s
u!A.,oyl u orc .hau tan thousand. ac:.,:ttit 4
10 the census Of is1p, compArud with saat Vi
, 1870-11-18

to eemn1 shend thsm ;nlly ihafa /. :nssl u
icAcec4ing. The fnll ra,HrnA, at ,each Siata.
Tho tctsi "Popula,ioa ui Nav Fu:'s,a, ~
shoFu tJ tho census; probably comes ap 20
tho sene1l kntaiRasfoa;; :5;1la song . tha4. aas
stttta hAse PFpEaaag 4done bssteF; aao 9.aeta'
SIRE IT. II Is IL e. oE!y atsts|not only tn FeV
, 1870-11-18

sa,ota3 t;.o vsr-- sersib1a rrlas.
- Tin, h.rt,f,., ,},c,. sha1} 1,a no
s,t,t.s hv members OF rhe organization.
:. Th::, ,hs Cr;snIns shp,l. as SOON as 4
,hey csn change their organizations into
,.s,-7..;ona
r.. ..<,,xas sra h;oh1v con,rendabJe.
:, - -,u,.z.3 -, W. +hs ma,n1,e,s vii
-7:.h :..,,a,,. .,.,a rbasa ,,.,
-, -. ,n,,k,,,sn II N. ,,an,f,c.
...s,' - 80, n ,,s so.a ],v wholesale and
-. .,,n-+;,,, rr;,, ,crnr IN nnr ona rhr II ia
.;.s "a
~. ,h.-,sa1xss ,nd. for .h.ir o-
80. 49, x,o,, 40 l,bn, fn, mn eun1ovar7
s..S - oo
Il Luz s.Ap.o H. ;a1.ss - ~ -, 49,
r. r,.- ~ ,;,a vorsu,an hv ha,no ,ha;r
rnst. III, ,,r,st -, ,,,oro-
o"o -",4s-,. = .A.-.
St''.- r. 49,. - -;
,,,,, nho .on,,.;r -.
lux '''ts' "@'a' . .".I' . WV
sAn' o' w." - ~ -hs s;aos 49,
-''''' '"o -.,-I7:.h 1..,,.:.....
- ,:-r-4 .l...z-,,1.t;a,aof - ,.,.,-
,ms ,,,,, s,,;nv ~ x-el. NAV not nc.
ee LUZ. sa'. ~. $50 ~
eona2nsa nusD' o". =, wv '''.''' 1oo' nsD'
=sying Ike sum, WALL s"osi H':s;uti'umse an
aggregate eap'..t o. ao'ne power ioe
principal cap'tas neeoeo IS wages 1enu
a.l il, iustcad-of go:a. on s!Eake, these
men wou:d for the same time labor fof
themselves, anu wait 1oe ene1s wages oo1"
the proceeds OF that labor could ba con-
I - Tv7fF ysEf fRkfnyNF
, 1870-11-18
:. RRE.S4 AZ ;'l@flt<
-sC-;- .&-~ <-+E-
.a,..1 1A1FE6s. ~

=. Et.sn5., n srt u :auett' ksfIs, ksa
ksAxs : 20 i,asrss:=s u s:aGas ~ 1az
fantaIJ 1tfp fos taa S<.s - fnd1a
9asei g. !, Sstt1l AI!b. 6ot 1at'%ac9sa's'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25
The SeasOn OF Exhaustion.

The close sutry weather which usually
prevails towards the end or summer j. par
ticularly unfavOTable 10 the feeble and ell
eryated. Even the welI-knr frames Of
strong men feel the influence OF the season.
and laSsitude and languor pervade the
whole community. Ladies, especially those
In delicate health, suffer much rom debil-
ity, occasioned by the humid heat, and
feel the want of "A wholesome invigorant
In fact, necessity for something TO recruit
the exhausted system Is experienced, more
or less. by everybody, and the only ques-
ton is, ,rhdf hof Sog,sthiH9 Rfu b. With
those who have tested the effect Of Hostet-
ter'S stomach Bitters on Themselves, or
have observed its effects on Others this
question will not I've in doubt for a single
moment. Us tonic and regulating opera
ton, and its agency I'm creating healthy
appetite and promoting digestion, are
rightly clasSed BY all who have reSorted TO
pthis unequaled vegetable invigOrant and
corrective, among the most extraor'iinmy
Therapeutic wonders OF modern times. IL
should be taken at this seasOn as saff-
guard against the epidemic diseases which
are ~ apt 10 attack the relaxed system In
| the itll OF the year. o..
As II Is understood that mercenary spec
ulatorS in various parts OF the country are
| endeayaring tn SuperSede the standard
| tonic of the aga with worthless articles
manufactured by themselves which they
| represent to be superior To this long tffef
remedy, ii Is proper 70 put the pubic on
| their guard agairst this species Of imposi-
| tion. and To warn them against the delete
| riOus trash with which dlshonorabIe deal
| ers seek 10 drench them Hf..' 2 ''f'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25
The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS FARM E-Said to be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
CuX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An odd
favorite with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ar.
ticle to use with Cox's Gelatine-oi
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, de-
lirious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA- Prepared especially
for inValidS and children.
ANGUSTURA BI1TERS-The genuine ar'
ticlc for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN The most perfect rem
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CuRN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tnTdS.
TAPiuEA-A splendid desert, either alone
ur with Berries.
At LAIIGHLIN, SMITH d cos,
Wholesale Druggists,
iuu.= Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25
What the Press Says.

The Iseading (Pa.) Dispatch says: THE
well known superiority Of MISHLERS
HERB BfTTERS will spare ny the neces-
sity of saying anything at length in favor
Of this magical Tonic and Stimulant.
Wherever this Bitters Is best known 1t
meets with an astonishing sale. This Is the
case In our section Of the country. There
are cases in this city where the most radi-
cal cures have been effected in chronic
diseases-eures which the best physicians
could not effect, and we know scores OF
families tour swn among the numberl who
would not be without plentiful supply of
this Great Household Remedy for any con-
sideratiOn. Let every family In the land
keep it on hand" sold by all respectable
druggists. Price one dollar per bottle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25

ing away all of the wounded. julie
Simon energetically protested agains
this. Deputy Tochard created tnmul
F by saying that there was q scarcity o.
arms for the troops in certain quarters
The majority protested. Minister Ber
anne said that arms would be duly dis
tributed. He called the attention o
the Deputies to the fact that the ques
ton concerning armament should not
he discussed too much.
Deputy Gambella, who was much ex.
cited, accused the majority Of having
brought on the war. His remarks
were 80 harsh that the majority refused
to listen to him. His voicewas drowned
BY uproar and the session ended tumul-
tuously. Gambella is generally blamed
for his lack of discretion. A convoy
escorting a large number OF Prussian
prisoners has arrived at Scissors. An
other is expected there to-day.
LONDON, August 4.-Count Renard,
a noted writer on political economy and
finances, has been appointed Prussian
Governor Of Alsace.
The French assert that the Prussians
are in strong force on the west side Of
Metz. The situation is not materially
changed since last Saturday, except
that the Crown Prince has halted at
st. Desier for the purpose of ofreinforcing
the Prussian centre and right.
A Paris telegram declares that Metz
is certainly isolated, and that the Prus-
slams have cut of the communications
between Thionville, Montmedy and
Metz; that McMahon and Bazaine are
in daily communication, and that no
mediation is likely to succeed unless
Napoleon takes the initiative
Another Paris special, says cores
pondent Of la Patrie, reterates my spe-
cial of yesterday, that McMahon's forces
are with or near Bazaine, in the Arddes
Mountains, but another authority re-
ports that il is only the Army OF Cha
Ions, the regularly located army there,
that has Joined Bazaine, and that the
latter still keeps all his lines intact.
PARIS, August 24.-Telegraphic COM
munication with all points in the De-
partments oi Aube and Cotre Dor is
cut Off
The Minister Of the Interior author
izes the statement that additional ad-
vices Of favorable character has been
received from the armies in the field,
but the information is purposely with
held, as some ofthe journals indiscreet-
ly give details which should he kept
back.
The Journal official says the amount
of TIE national loan taken yesterday,
as far as heard from, was six hundred
and twenty million francs and when
the lists were closed last night at least
five thousand persons were waiting to
subscribe and were sent away. Re
turns from Marbles, Bordeau and sew
eral other large cities have not been re-
ceived. The lists were re1pened this
morning and large crowds are pressing
to subscribe. The loan is quoted in
open market at 60 francs 80 centimes,
the same figures as rentes.
The press of the city generally con-
denim the conduct Of the Deputies Of
the left in Yesterdays session of the
Corps Legislatif and Gambellas attack
is denounced as ill-timed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York, Yesterday,
at H..
The schooner Lille Parsons is ashore
at Devils Nose, above Genesee river.
The Humboldt Hotel and two ad.
joining buildings, at Humboldt, Tenn,
were burned Monday night.
4 destructive fire at Union city,
Tenn, Saturday night, destroyed the
Herald and Mail newspaper Offices
The Republican Convention OF the
Fourteenth Ohio District yesterday
nominated James Monroe ior Congress
The citizens purse for the best spec
imem OF cotton, 10 Toe awarded nj the
st. Louis (Mo) Fair, in October,
amounts to 5000.
Hon. c. W. Gilfllan was yesterday
unanimously renominated for Congress
by the Republicans Of the Twentieth
PENNSYLVANIA District.
A San Francisco dispatch oi yesler.
dav saws that Hon. W. II. Seward
passed Elks much prostrated, being I'M
able TO get out OF the car
The Central Pacific, California n Or
egon: Oakland 4 Allemada, and San
JOAQUIN Valley Railroad Companies,
have been consolidated under the name
ot the Central Pacific Railroad Com
Pany.
The French citizens OF San Fran
cisco, Tuesday night, held an enthusias-
tic meeting. Five thousand dollars
were subscribed An effort will be
made to remit $l0,0a0 monthly TO
Paris.
The Democratic Convention OF the
Sixteenth Ohio Congressional District
assembled at Cambridge, Ohio, yester,
dav. and upon the first ballot momi,
mated Hon. Robert f Chambers. oi
Belmont county.
The woods along the boundary oi
New Brunswick and the main harbor
OF st. Andrew, TUESDAY night, were il
Illuminated b, the surroun'lina>,tires
Several villages in Charlotte county
al % suffered severely.
Rev. Thomas Brown, OF Huntsville
Ala, was knocked off train near Mos
cow, Tuesday evening, and injured 81
severely that his life is despaired q
He had climbed on the top car il
order to keep cool, but while standing
up was knocked of bv bridge HI
was brought TO Memphis, where he haC
an arm amputated, but there are iittl'
hopes Of his recovery.
The Hickman, Kentucky, Couis
; publishes an account OF desperat,
( fight in Obion county, Tennessee, las
( Sunday between a party Of negroes anc
/ the sheriffs posse,who were attempting,
TO arrest one Edmund Jackson, negro
on q warrant for stealing and attempt
Ing to kill a planter named Cherr,
Jackson. Some dozen negroes heavily
armed attacked the pose in a hous,
where they were preparing to 90 afte
jackson. During the fight five white
were wounded, one man named Hard
+ son severely, and four negroes Neasl
|, all the negroes engaged in the aftai
were captured and lodged in jail. Tbs
nigh. all the negro cabins in the neigh
. borhood were destroyed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25
THE LATIST.
The Orleans Party Hopeful.
THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.
The Situation Unchanged.

LONDON, August 2+-The special
correspondent Of the Tribune at Brus-
sells writes on SATURDAY. the Goth: |
learn from Trustworthy source that
Trochn intends within q few days To
invite Orleans Princes 10 share in the
defense OF their country. Troops have
been sent 10 the Belgian province ot
Luxemburg To disarm fugitive soldiers
arriving on Belgian territory and send
them into the interior.
LONDON, August 24.-The PROPOSE
ton made by the Paris Figaro for
placing electric lights in the Paris for
tifications seems to meet with favor.
The military authorities think the idea
a good one, as the dazzle OF the lights
will perplex the besiegers and aid the
besieged
The Orleans party are very hopeful.
The Princes here watch events closely,
and an agent OF great skill and expe-
rience, who il in Paris, advises them of
every event effecting their interests
there
! The question OF transportation Of the
! Prussian dead and wounded through the
neutral States Of Holland. Belgium and
Luxemhmg has assumed some import
ance. II was stated at first that the
neutral Great Powers had asked the
privilege of the governments OF Holland
! and Belgium, but II seems now that the
request originated with Prussia herself.
Holland has refused, and Belgium re-
plied that such a consent on her part
would undoubtedly he construed by
France as equivalent to an act of hos
tiInx af -,
: Sr. PErERssyRG, August A.-The
s., Petersburg Journal denies that Rus
sin is committed TO prevent the dis
memherment Of France She is, how
ever. certainly unfavorabie TO that
measure. but regards the agltstion o'
= that question premature:
4 PARIS. August 24.-The session OF
the Corps Legislatif held last evening
was unusually turbulent. In reply f
question, Minister Du Nernois gave
the assurance that there was an ample
store of provisions in Paris. Severa
!, other interpretations were made by va
rious other members. Notwithstand
ing answers were returned which coult
!, not be otherwise than satisfactory, ye
there was much excitement manifested
: Jules Simon proposed 10 send out
The city immediately all those VIII
!, could not bear arms for defense Thi
: proposition was greeted with great AZ
: plause Glais Boroin suggested sent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25

The Irish National Congress met Al
Cincinnati, Ohio, Yesterday morning
James W. Fitzgerald, Of Ohio, was
elected President; p w. Dunnell,
Vice President; J. j. Harrington, Of
Indiana; J. ". Goff, of New York; j.
C. Boyce, Of Pennsylvania, Secretaries.
Both branches of the Fenian organiza-
ton were represented as well as the
Irish National Brotherhood. james
W. Gibbons, President Of one branch
of the Fenian organization, has OF
fered to surrender to the National or
ganization all property and funds nm
der his control. .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25
Ii Stands Unriyaled! !

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Safe and sure. 4 cure guaranteed In every
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medicine everywhere.
WHEELING, May lsi, 1870
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and confidently recommend IL, as being the
most Invaluable Preparation that have ever
used. j. b. HUGHES,
or Hughes, Thompson & Hibbard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25

No farmer should be without bottle
of Rosenheim's Stomach Bitters; the
Great Western Remedy, in his house.
They will cure all the diseases brought
on by summer, heats, fruits, cold water
when heated. No doctor is wanted
and no stoppage of work will ever be
required. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Self EneryatiOn.

Essays FOR You've MEN, on Physical and
Mental Enervation, loss n bodily visor ,cour.
age and ambitlon-thec cause and cure-with
sanitary aid for the feeble and Responding.
Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila-
delphla, Pa. ma25-daw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25
ANNOUNCER M ENTs,
Sheriff.

Editors OF the Register:
You will please announc. JAMES n
CHARNOCK, the blacksmith, M the peo-
pies candidate for Sheriff Of Ohio county
at the ensuing election, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25

AT a meeting OF the farmers Club at
s. Louis on Saturday last the propriety
Of introducing prize fights rs a regular
part of the proceedings Of agricultural
iairs was discussed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25

A MONTANA paper says: "The Lord
be praised! Twenty bushels Of wheat
to the acre, and Ashley routed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-25
Editors of the Register:

You will please announce JOHN
HOWELL, of Clay Township, rs an indie
pendent candidate for Sheriffof Ohio coun-
ty at the ensuing election, subject TO No
Star Chamber dictation or packed Conven-
ton. MANY NOTERS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-27

oit,s', -5p For hue Job Work so to the RECORD