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TRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
a. tfULIRN'S,
&c slim Eighth and Broad streets.
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IF YOU WANT GOOD EATING YOU
L can yet /. At MULfaEN'S,
Sc Slim Eighth and Broad streets.
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nISSOLUTION uFi COePARTNER-
~ sHIP.-Tle ec-partnership, heretofore ex-
listing under the style or EESSRpY i CHOW
was dissolved on the lst vf july. 1870, By nutnal
consent. All par ties indebted TO the concern VIII
please come forward and settle, and all p4Tties
holding claims against ,sbe concern viii peass
So -ytt - WILLIaM M5KENNEDY.
RICHMOND, septem Der 20, 1870. BE :0.-3gS
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M ISIS STANARD will re6pen her school
~ ho. leS Wes. Craze street, 90 K.-eodtOet6
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sEEDSMEA. FLORISTS, DO.

1--WE HUNDRED BUSHELS TIMO-
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For terms, &c, zee circulars, and arpy 70
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EDuLit c III 90 1.-The MISSES
you9p itdles On the 18TH or SEPT N .ER $40 40
foi terms, apply f9r circqar. Address - = -
s.n 49,, Mrs j. RANDOLPH.
re 10 I'll shadwsli, alb marie county Va
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Carpei-Baggers i'm the As
cendant.
The Bitter-Enders Triunl-
plant.
Negro Equality Exemplified.
A RACY DESCRIPTION.
PARKERsBURG, June -, 1870.

PARKERsBURG, June -, ISM.
Editors of the Register:
The Governor and his crowd OF State
house officials and hangers on, came 10
the Radical State Convention at this
nlace ON the steamer Mountain Boy, dl-
ract from Charleston. The boat tied
mn AT Blannerhassett' Island on the
way M while the Executive and re-
tainers. went ashore and refreshed
themselves amid the classic scenes Of
that memorable spot 1t was indeed
appropriate that this band of enemies
to public prosperity and private rights
should linger around the place where
the conspiracy OF Aaron Burr was ma.
tured, and catch the full inspiration of
treason, before proceeding to complete
their new arrangements for making war
upon the peace and happiness of West
Virginia.
4 CONGREGATION OF CARPET-BAGGERS.
A few miles below this place, as their
steamer was making her way up the
river the delegates from the Kanawha
Valley held a caucus on bonrd the
Mountain Boy There were present
some forty persons. About thlrty-tive
of these were from kanawha county, a
few from Putnam, one from Cabell, one
from Fayette and one from Mercer.
Two of the Kanawha delegates, the
Favette man and the Cabell man had
previously been dilligent in the matter
OF gathering up proxies, so that they
held the vote OF about a dozen counties
in their loyal fists. When the eau
Gus was organized, the Governor took
his seat in the midst to see that no
harm come to his personal aspirations
/ from the deliberations Resolutions
were offered pledging the vote Of all the
counties said TO be represented, to the
denomination Of w. f. Stevenson.
There was much inward tribulatlOn
among the natives born, but under the
eve of power no protest dared find ex-
preston. A glance at the assembly
was finely suggestive of the system that
now obtains in West Virginia Govern
ment. 4 carpet-bagger presided, a car
pet-bagger offered the resolutions, a
renegade rebel, on Congressional
thoughts intent, supported them in a
speech, and an assemblage ruled 10y
carpet-baggery, solemnly resolved to Sc
cure the denomination of Pennsyl-
vania carpetbagger for the position of
Governor of West Virginia. A COM
mittee composed chiefly Of carpet bag
gers was appointed ia form the cOmhi-
nations necessary to secure the ends in
view, including the adoption ola proper
platform, and the triggers were conSid-
cred set The result Is not to he won
IprgI "a,
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A FULL and accurate report of the
proceedings OF the Parkersburg Radical
Convention and an interesting letter
from correspondent, exposing all their
doings and sayings, crimes and indie
cencies, will attract the full attention Of
our readers this morning.
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HINTON R. HELPER, the impending
Crisis man, denies that he is a candi-
date for Congress from North Carolina,
and says: IL certainly should not es-
TEEN it an honor to be sent to Congress
or elsewhere, by such voters as have
delighted to elect and re-elect to office,
individuals like WHTTTENoEE and DE-
wEEsE.
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BI T T Frs !
GREAT
w EST Il II -
REMEDY!

The beneficial effects Of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowl-
edge them superior to any thing Of
the kind ever before offered to the
public
As a sure cure for Diauhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChoI.
era Morbus, Colo, Dyspepsia, Gen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal It IS
especially recommended to persons
travelling, as tending to counteract
the effects Of a change Of water
These Bitters should be found
upon the Side-board Of every family
as we'll as the Bar Of every weII-regu-
lated Hotel
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RE-OPENED.
ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT,
Formerly Balls Saloon
UNDER WASHINGTON HALL.

THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE
in announcing Ia his friends and the public
generally. that he haSthOroughly renovated
and improved the above Restaurant, and
will endeavor 10 cater Ia the wants OF his
customers in the most desirable style. Al
ways on hand n choice selection of Wines
Liquors, Sc. Meals served up la the best
style, at shortest notice. at all hours.
mar23 CHARLES +. LTTI.
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PRACTICAL EQUALITY.

\ considerable gang of negroes, rang,
ING in color from the tar-pot to the new
saddle, arrived from Eastern Panhandle
yesterday, and under the advice of a few
white scalawags who accompanied
them, tried to force themselves into the
Swami House of this city. They were
denied entertainment, the proprietor
being unwilling to give a practical illus
tration of the social equality theories OF
the Sumner Bill. The Congo crowd
retired with many cusses and threats
and suit against the hotel is talked OF
by their white brethren. Seeking &c,
cOmmodation elsewhere, they were re-
buffed again and again; their Radical
friends denied them admission. They
went to their own and their own rccciv-
ell them not. Sadly and slowly they
crossed the Ohio and found entertain
ment in the more hospitahlc region Of
Ohio
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Born Houses Of Congress passed a
bill lately providing, among other
things, for reduction of the army
rank and file. The two houses. how
ever, differed upon some points extra
neous to the main design, and the bill
still hangs fire in the Senate, that BODY
not having yet agreed to the report of
the Conference committee.
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RED CLorD," and "SroTTED TAIL,
separated, no better friends than they
were when they first met. The former
thinks the latter mercenary and unre-
Municipalities not uncommon among
white men az well as Indians
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EEryRyxcEs Hr pKRNrsIoS


Hon. WIN. T.. Stevenson, Governor West v.
X. L. Berkshire, Judges Snp'e COuri
James l. Brown, OfAppsaIs W. Va
j. j. Jackson, Jr., Judge ~ The Y. :.
District Court, W. Va.
u. u. T. FaruswOrth, President 81 S-.ii.
ate, W. Va.
A. WernlngpT, Member senate.
Jacob HOrnbrOOk, President Wsst Va.
in- Go.
Jacob ". Bickel, Vice President WI
Va. Ins. 60.
Caleb BoggeS Attorney, Carksburg, ", v
Samuel Woods, PhIllipYI,
n. White, sheriff Mercer couniy.
~. g. Davis, HeDate, Mineral county, &c
J. y. Camden, President 81 flrSt National
Bank, PaTkersburg.
And the following Members Of the H0us~
OI Delegates Of West Virginia:
Hon. Il. II. Smith, Kanavha county.
-. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, Wetzrl
Nathan Gon Harrison
JO~egh TetPT Barbour
X. u. Hill, Marion,
James Heryey, Brooke
" Martin Judy, Grant
X. DAWSON, Taylor
Henry BrannOD, IfWi-
Sc Floyd Nicely, Dolhridge
q" J. r. BOwyer, Putnam
J. -. Wilkinson, Lincoln
JanS
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Democratic Rally Tonight

The Democrats and Conservatives OF
this city and county will hold their
second meeting tonight at their Club
Room in the REGISTER building, and
we hope there will be a full attendance
from every ward and township, The
campaign is now fully opened, and
every man is expected to do his duty.
A thorough organization OF our forces
is required, in the beginning, and then
a united and gallant fight ensures Us a
decisive and glorious victory in October.
We appeal 10 our friends to rally TO-
night in force, as We know they will in
spirit and enthusiasm The enemy is
disorganized and disheartened. We
have only TO stretch forth our hands
and shake the tree of Radicalism to
cover the ground with its rotten fruit.
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cant or blasphemy of the sniveling
sneak who invoked Almighty wrath on
their heads to-day, the Democracy can
slncerely.thank God for this Conven
ton Fl. :. W.
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JUDGE HoAR, the late Attorney Gen.
eral, goes back to his home, it is said,
with no remarkably pleasant feelings
in relation to his experience in Wash,
inTton.
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strange scene to-day, and witnessing
the intimate and easy sandwiching OF
"loyalty" in black and white, readily
conceded the progressiveness OF the
party which has made its pledges OF
two years ago, the most ASTOUNDING lies
OF the century.
4 BELLOwING BLACKBOARD. 7.
If the thing could have been avoided,
| would have been pleased to omit all
reference to Tom Swami in this inOf-
fensive sketch He has been banker
ing after a skInning from some Demo
cratic paper. ever since he carried his
carcass into the Radical ranks. He
has been anxious to be kicked and Keen
to be cuffed in order that he might
bear his bruises TO his Radical masters,
as a cur would carry his wounds and
sores to his vagabond owner, for sympa-
thy and ointment. But the Democratic
papers have so far refused to crafty
him. Moved to compassion by the in
sulting insolence with which he bespat-
tered his betters to-day, let us tender
him slight excoriation, to lie used by
him a. sign of martyrdom and as the
basis of claim To the practical atiec-
ton of the "loval' mob for whose
dedication he to-day lifted the lid from
his gall pot When he denounced the
Democrats of West Virginia, as he did
denounce them, without limit or qualiti-
cation; when he called them as poor,
miserable towards he simply pro-
claimed himself mob-rouser, a public
detamer and a dirty demagogue. The
charge of cowardice comes with Il poor
grace from man who skulked from
the front of the rebel service, and never
carried his pompous business when
there was the slightest danger Of re-
duction Of initiation by Yankee bullet
His indecency did not end here. He
perforated into prodlgious howl that
the Democrat was a ''.black-livered
scoundrel OF course the applause
followed, as ii always follows such
declarations before a loyal mob.
And then Tom Swami enacted the
meanest piece of poltroOnry ever perpe-
tratCd before an intelligent audience.
He had won the applause ofthe scream
ing iurics, he would now escape the
consequences Of his indecency And
so he tried to recall - the black
livered part Of his rhetoric Yet ont
Of the lullness Of the heart the mouth
had spoken He had uttered words
that no brave man would have Spoken
that no decent man could approve, and
that, il uttered personally to one of the
men TO whom they were applied col
lectively, would have furnished a broken
mouth to the believing blackguard, as
a warning to sling his slime if he must
get rid Of it, upon those who groveI on
his level, not at the characters Of
which he can never in this life get
horizontal view. There, Thomas, is a
capital grievance See if it will not
carry YOU into Congress.
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will find ii everything they could wish.
An excellent stable attached. where farm
ers and Others can rely that their teams will
be properly attended Ia.
iunll JOHN RAMSEY. Proprietor.
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$1,000, $500 and 500,

hearing interest NJ the rate of six per cent.
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From our intimate acquaintance with the
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Holders of United States ive.Twrurl,r
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Bonds and Stocks dealt in al the St"ck
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Price 80 and Accrued INFER
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Pamphlets. Maps, and nun inI"rmalr"n
furnished on application.
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FLICK AND HIS AMENDMENT

Poor Flick has the sympathy Of the
public The committee on Resolutions
utterly refused 10 consider a resolution
recommending the people to endorse
that amendment, and the hest thing
the Hteiigc"cCr gang coulJ get from
the "hitter-endcrs was a plank in the
platform relieving the party from all
obligation to support the amendment
IN the coming canvass. And then TO
give emphasis to the singing insult
they put upon his pet measure, the brutal
"bitter-enders cruelty and in cold blood
slaughtered, quartered and hsng up the
author Nat. Harrison last winter pro-
claimed himself the first victim Of the
''let-up guilIotinc. aud prophccied
many others. Poor Flick realizes the
prophecy, and what is worse, he has
furnished the means of his own dccapi-
talion, The only wonder is that to 50
small ain amount of ''let-up as was
contained in F'lick'S amendment there
should he appended SO much guillotine
as he haa been subjected to. But your
bloody "bittcr-cnder' is Il ruthless crea-
turc And soto-night he sits and smiles
amid the ruin he has wrought, and the
unpleasant corpscs with which he has
strcwn the ground, thinking little of
the advancing tide Of public opinion
that will soon leave Of him nothing hut
his OdiOus memory.
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DIED.

On Thursday morning. June 81. 1874.
ANNA DELL, infant child OF William and
Alice Deax.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF its parents, on Main street, above
Washington, this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Friends of the family are respectfully in
yitad TO attend.
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MISCELLAN EOuS.
PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating Ia ia" Pr"hi'
Dividends paid last year W pr cent.
4 success without precedent Ia This c"uuiN
at EurOpr.
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THE ScENTERS OF ATTRACTION


The negro delegates were keenly and
attentively observed by everybody. \
few of them were able to compel atten-
ton, even at distance, from the most
obdurate olfactories, hut barring this
the whole drove, about twenty in all,
compared quite favorably in appearance
with Chapline, Koonce and the rest by
whom they were marshaled. True they
looked stupid, and awkward and exces-
siyely animal, as they undoubtedly are,
hut that does not interfere With their
superiority in the comparison stated.
That they will improve can scarcely
be doubted. They are already begin
ming to ape the habits of decent people
A few of them while here not only
washed themselves, like white men, but
wiped upon the same towels with Radi-
cal white men, and combed with the
same combs. One ambitious buck
threw a candidate into conniptions by
offering to borrow his toothbrush, and
it is not yet certain that the defeat of
this candidate is not to he referred to
his selfshness in declining to negotiate
a loan of his gum-scrubbing utensil
The leading Radicals of the Convention
We'd with each other in their attentions
10 the colored delegates, but it is con-
ceded that Bee, OF Doddridge, old E
Campus Ittis, surpassed them all, As
ne stood up in the Convention, far to-
ward the front, with an arm thrown
atfectionately around the neck of the
only negro ever saw that could rival
Ephraim Bee in ugliness, the iuxta-
porstion Of the two concentrated odor
and ill-favor TO an extent unknown in
the previous experience of the eyes and
nostrils then and there present. Two
years ago, these same negro hugging
people would have reached for your
scalp had you limited that they favored
negro suffrage Looking upon this
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\ PROPER PLACE.

The Convention met this morning ut
10 o'clock, in the Market House. \
better place could not have been select
ell. Ii was an advertisement that the
"loyal" party, like its principles, is for
sale. The putting forth of nominees
that will be led to the slaughter, like
sheep to the shambles completed the
propriety and left nothing to be desired
as regaIds the fitness OF thing>
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QUESTIONABLE TASTE.

The taste of the State Executive Com
mittee in its selection of a temporary
chairman is very generally questioned.
The time was when no man in the State
would have made a much better Presi-
dent than General Lewis Rufiner. But
when all the deplorable circumstances
are considered, no one can approve
the thrusting into responsible position
of an aged gentleman, who was com
PEELED TO fall back upon a fortunately
otficious person for the aid necessary TO
run the machine. Had he been a
Democrat, it might have been accounted
for on the ground that the Radicals
were parading convert, but as that
gentleman has always disavowed all
connection with Democracy, his selec-
ton is bound to he left unexplained and
inexplcahlc.
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]. VI. TOUCl, Gen'l Supt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
II. u. R.-NOTICE.

M % H.--NVETNE.
4 REGULAR MEETING OF THE
y Knights of the Unknown Ring will he
held at the Palace this evening at ~ o'clock.
All members are earnestly requested TO be
present, as business OF the utmost impor-
lance will he attended to.
BY order of the Court.
|. jun2i Signed DUKE.
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Az EXAMPLE OF HARMONY,

Doubtless Judge Brown meant well
enough when he babe the Convention
set the Democracy an example of har-
mony. Yet no man ever sent a less
happy expression to Nihrate onithe air.
The Democracy struggled manfullv to
conduct hostilites decently and suspend
them at the proper time But these
harmonious loyal people seemed
neither TO know nor care for anything
but making nasty muSs and prolong
it. Yet for a wonder, there is no talk
of further unity in the Republican
party Of West Virginia All seem to
recognize that the aninositiCs and rank
ling preiudices which found expression
to-day can have no other result but the
defeat of the Republican party. Proyi-
dence frequently plants the seeds Of
selt-destruclion IN what is deadly and
dangerous. Making Radicalism to work
out ITS own humiliation, does it not
seem like the special ordering of Him
who "maketh the wrath OF man TO
praise him. With nothing Of the
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THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION.

THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATIONS
/ The scalawagS and carpet-baggers. as
rule, live in the border counties.
! There the disfranchi>ement is heavy,
and two hundred votes are about what
are needed to send a member TO the
Legislature, while in the northern part
Of the State it usually requires from
twelve to fifteen hundred votes TO elect
a member IT, therefore, the basis of
representation he that of votes cast Tor
a Republican candidate for Governor.
it is clear that the Republicans in the
counties where there is no diSfranchise-
ment will largely outvote their brethren
of the disfranchiscd counties. But if
the case lac contrary, the result will he
quite the reverse If the legislative
basis prevail, your border-ruflians will
sutvote the Panhandle people of polish.
On the voting basis Ohio county, elect
Ing no Republicans to the Legislature.
vet casting 22OO Republican votes, will
outvotc in tenfold ratio Jefferson
county, which, with 200 Republican
votes, sends two Republicans to the
Legislature But on the legislative
basis, Greenhricr and Monroe, with but
four hundred LOYAL votes, offsets Ohio
county with her BOO. Hence the
skrimmage in the Convention on basis
of representation 1t is 10 he hoped
that few men ever before witnessed such
Il boisterous proceeding. That is, it is
to be hoped that few such Conventions
have ever met A den of wild beasts,
bowling, fighting, clawing, biting, tear
ing and rending, would not have devel-
oped more hideous noisiness or more
desperate fury that the contest on this
same representation question. No
Chairman the world ever saw could
have stilled the storm. The bad pas
Sions of bad men must find utterance
and the ircer the vent the greater the
noise. A temporary lull was secured
by, the surrender of the field to the car
pet-baggers and scalawags. Neverthe-
less the question must continue to recur,
and each repetition will but increase
ia. Il y