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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-30

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A PHILA-
nELPEiA JoURSALIsT.-John w. Forney,
Jr., son of the editor of the Philadelphia
FrcSs and Washington Chronicle, has mys-
trriously disappeared in this city, and it is
believed he has been foully dealt with. as
he has always been in the habit OF carrying
plenty Of money. Mr.. Forney came to
town last week to send a dispatch to his
fathers journal about Nelson's reception.
He performed his task satisfactorily. He
has not been seen since the morning of the
I'D instant, although the police have made
dlligent inquiries for him.--NeU YORK.
StUuHnTR
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H.: extract logwood. ne. an socnineal $1.so 2
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ss#9TiSsihF gss fSs dover, ssaesc.
!cordIng to QUALITY. Condition &c: ,sss ssitsd 10
Ollie : wet sailed calTskirs. hi. 50flT. co
! iRdts.-W ooI, S. sa@8Is IA dozen; oys, wool,
sszsn ssss ssl s a
rs6 and 4Ea ese& %
Inered, &C.: hoop, asic. >, $3.50
Kerosene 0a.E2aS ri gallon, '.s.s2is ( ,'@
Lara.IPrlme barrels and Heroes. sG11ssc.:t In
half barrels, lss6plsic; In Kegs eoc :sco,u,try n
SIss: ~. ss,;,' s,. 8, 80 :
Sole leather, OAK, assl4se.: sole ;Ieathers BEN
finish, 25ae8c q foot kip, 7sc. Gsl 81 b.; harness,
35@45c.: calfskins, French $l25s4$2.25 p ID; do
mestic, 81 1o9Sl4 10 " ID morocco, aosoc.; rpngh
skirting, 30(I35c,zrs L. n 49, "a .434us s. ...s.
Lcmans .-SaGsle.
a,a L.c9iaes:Fs1i1s s, lS =, sSs. Rass + e. c.
25c.: r. R.. 26c.; Sanford. 2se: PignatellI stick,
sSe. ;S: b. 2Ss. ID. a.. 2sc. It, H.' 2sc. inn-
ria, SOC. ,,it..., -, 9 s.14 =. q.
Llme.-AgrtcntfuraL tlogia5c. ~ bnsnel; VIZ
LHmSsr:SWnite pine sssgsss u thousand. Vel
aw pa asf sGard sSnSs aScSasS
s.; g g per thousand - 49,, $500, ,.,,,.s
golden syrup, e5@S5a. p gallon Cuba and Musco-
vado: sO&9e5c.: Porto Rico, s0@7sc.: New Orlesns
prime, sc. ,.-s..gtI.y., . : -,I'f[ ~: :.
1s4 "a gallon. ''' ~'''' s"A'" 0t"N' rp'''''
EafIs.@In store. saac.
eatslBaIsS 55 & ;s 9snd5sa NOS.
snerm 10 10 whale g5c t5sl * tonnnrs, ssGssn
straits, eG67oc. lard al. so: sweet, SS.aS al
dozen: best salad SI! castor. 80 "a gallon viz
ginia iubricatng 5ac per gallon.
P0tdLOeg.-IrISh 75c. 81 per bIlshel.
Plo,o- Castings. hoesale, Acc. retail. &C.. IN.
PldSrer.-Lump, S8.25; ground, S900$9. SO cal.
cned, $3.95 4P barrel.
PeyDer.- 35G3sc. ... E.,.... ...-..
Poi0der.-sportlng, 81 q keg OF 2s Bs.; blasting
Rnos-Nixsd odston. a@ot8c,. white. Sc. WOO. .
lon 2NJac N' Wy 1~'' "''' WV "''
n EsnSsnn ~ ~ ne 800 1g ro%,,a
R?c:E CaroIin. a,S,nc w ~ A''
Pnc: G;nnsr isG S2sH'' -;t#E ..a +.
H H,ass t ,.mi'aD a, too, ,oc,,,, IN
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Summary of Domestic Telegraph,
News. - .ta ~ 81.

Colonel Dana, Paymaster United States of
America, died at San Francisco yesterday.
The customs receipts for the week end
Ing on the oath instant were nearly 81 ,G00,-.
900. s,.... .-..- =
The Democratic Convention of the fifth
Georgia district yesterday nominated Gen.
eral K. W. Carswell for the 4lst and Judge
W. NJ. Reese for the AID Congress.
Captain Cleaves, Of the bark Herbert,
from Liverpool, died of yellow fever at Gal
weston, Texas, yestcrday-the first case of
the season originating in that city.
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MACHINERY, DE.

" A. DAYTON, DEALER IN FALL
III. WAY, MANUFACTURERS aud sEHGI..
NEER,S SUPPLIES, Tenth street besseen Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va: Steam Engtnss. sRH-
Snis, MN Gesrings Turbine Watsss hes!s.
and wood WORKING Machinery Of, al EiFfs:
shafting, Hangers Pgileys Belttng. Lsce.
Drills, Wooi-C arding Machines snG Clothing,
Stegm-G uages,s saw Gumners. Staakn snd Wases-
Pipe Fixtures, Packing, journal Metal. Pick and
IF yon want portable stean,-Enginc ssnd for q
descriptive pamphlet, or call aad exSniHa she
JAMES, the beet engine made.
Engines and Boilers, Saw-AilIs, Msi,ssonea and
eesrings. PianiGg Machines, aLd other WOOD
Hangers Distiiimg Fixfures. etc., eac. 90
/ secondhand Machfusry and Steam. Boilers
bought, gold and exchanged g.tfsfs. as e-<Sm
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POISONING IN WAsHIsGToN.-Quite an ex-
element exists in the Sixth Ward in con-
sequence Of the poisoning OF two families
who dined together and partook of tarina.
which, it is thought, had been impregnated
with a deadly poison. An examination
shows that a bottle Of medicine, strongly
inpregnated with deadly poison, was kept
in closet In which was also kept the farlna
IN paper package. The doctors hold that
The iarina absorbed the poison.
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Lynchburg Markets.

SEPTEMBER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % barrel, oul
OF seas"n, 7ar.@S!.25; dried, pared, o. NJ 4Msr
Apple Brandy..-: Id s.; new, Sl.6o0$L75.
Bacon. --Hos-rs unn, l7G5l7a,.
Butter. Nos !, 2, and 8, 3O1o5@2oc. -.
MISUNDERSTANDING. -
(orn.-Whlse, s5@asc.; yellow and mixed, ~
a4s5c. 49, -
Fsour.-Fine s475@s5; superhne, s5.5oRs5. rs
81 ira. s6@ss.25 family, $s.5e@4e.
FedtherS.- live goose, 65G170c.
Hdy..-Baled, Sl@tL25 ~ 100 DIS. --,s..t...
Lard Virginia and Tennessee, Nos. 3, ?, !, II
@lSMl9:.
Leather.-Cn untry. tanned sole. 3tqD32c.; coun-
try -tanned, unfinished. 3s@aic.
OGts.-Per bnshel of SO lbs ,Io@45c.
0niOnS.--per bushel OF 81 Ibs., 60i190c. y =.
Peacaes-pIied impaired S1sc i pared s 1@@lse
susasl Of 81 & ''S''
Rue Per bushel of So bs.. e5170c.
Rage. Linen and cotton, 4@42c.
W ahfetIi lite. si.9@sl.aS red, s1@sl.ls.
Wool washed, .o@s9c.: gnwashed, ZoQ3sc.
Whiskey. -Rectifed, 81. 2O@$L?5; pure Virginia
noun AIN rye, $2@4$3.So. 49,. -
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: po =, tarLsss- ,Ibr gELIsa Z, 8

WV YORK Essept. 49, Neon. III lour duh and
1nahangsd. Whest Gqist and a w,
s,,i, = ses,,I Rlsse. Cotton steady; uplgndf,
lslc. Tarpentins qniet. Rosin STEADY. Fissshis
a9sss asas5 CottSn dun and lowers ssles 900
fssiaa !. iasc. Fiearl State and ues.6rH
Rather syAadters atDer Gns ee sonsnss.I.
aaie.. Wheat-S s,ss ses Is o Y ssa,aii
liESsc better Ia aesS&s7r. fosx Y.
Essd, nnrhangsds htskssyss ssa tassIesssss
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN HENRICo.-
The Conservatives OF Fairfield township,
ticnrico. met 1T New-Rridge Church yeSter-
day. The meeting was called to order by
f. ". Hoeninger. township superintend-
rnt. who was elected chairman. Mr.. Jos.
&. Redwood was chosen secretary. On
motion Of Major j. Fl. Sands, committee,
consisting OH. NJ. Garter, DR.. W. +. Ander-
son, J. ". Lewelen, and A. :. Courtney,
was appointed to report names to he voted
for as delegates 10 the Nominating Con-
ycntiou. The committee having reported,
The following gentlemen were elected dele
.urrs: J. c. Redwood, W. A. O. Cole,
Hugh Smith, John L. GrubhS, +. W. Hoe
ringer, j. III. Sands, =. c. Larus, j. l..
Burress. W. II. Shaddick, Is. +. Eacho, DR..
ChaS. F. Anderson, l.. c. Courtney. Alter
mates !. W. Lewellen, Thos. Il. Duke,
Or. W. f. Anderson.
The Conservatives OF Narina township
met at Four-Mi Creek Church. Mr.. Geo.
=. Pleasants was called to the chair. aud
Mr.. John :. Lear elected secretary. The
ch,irman then stated the object Of the meet
ing, and Captain Jackson Childrey, in a
hrirf address, Impressed upon those present
the importance Of electing delegates who
would be certain to attend the Convention.
The following gentlemen were then unanl-
mously elected TO represent the township
in The Convention to be held on Monday
next: John s. Lear, K. H. Nelson. Benz. Il.
smith, Thos. S. Binford, Thos. RUSSELL, Dr..
I. Archer, James NJ. Gum, Jackson Chill
,lrcv, Martin I.ochlane, John II. Mckenzie,
james r. Bradley, Eugene Gum. Alter
mates: George ID. Peasants, Frank En-
roughly, Daniel Jordan.
Air. j. 5. Atlee, Jr., was nominated for
the Office of Commissioner Of Roads, and MIR.
4, r. Peasants for Oyerseer Of the Poor, to
ill the present vacancies in that township.
The meeting then adjourned.
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1870. -. -. 1870,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE,
SHORT LINE. .Ss'+sH
/! RICHMOND. FREDERICKSHURa AND .
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALI POINTS
] NORTH, EAST. AND NORTHWEsT.ais " =

TRAIN No. 1.-THROUHH MAIL TRAIN Std
Washington leaves the depot. corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at ff.i5 A. III. Arrives In
Richmond daily At 2:3S r. NJ. ~, 49, $50 + n
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at Aqua creek with the 7
steamers Georgeapna and lronsides leaves the /
depot, corner OF Broad and Eighth streets, daily
!snndays exceptedl at o'clock Z. M. lArrivesin !
Train No. sMTHRohRaa Nail H. TRaiT ,fa
Washington leaves thu depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted, ut $50
Pm: Arrives in Richmond tMondsys exeeptedj
THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE S,G HEgKs TO al prlneipsi points In saas
.FREIGHTS contracted for and forwarded
daily, with dispatch, to all points NORTH and
WEST. * 80 80
SPECIAL. NoTICE.-The BALTIMORE Ex-
PRESS TRAIN vii! run as far 81 Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad 9
and Eighth streets, at A. n. Returning. will
leave Milford on Mondays at 8:2s A, N. and ar.
rive at Richmond at s:3eA. III. %
Apply at COMPANIES. OFFICE, corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets, $50
ss, j. B., GENTRYi
General Ticket Agent, \
ED. T. d. MYERS, General superintendent. I
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Foreign Niiiarkettss... fBY,,53T,r1r.ea.,p u.

!! Foreign Markets-[BYr TELEGaAPH,1
/. LONDON, Sept, 90. Roon.-Consols, oil. United
states bonds, SOB The Hank Of England has re-
LONDON, Sept. 2s--Epenfng.- Consoia, s1s.
United States Bonds, sO3. -
LIVERPOOL. Sept. ~ Noon. Cotton opens
quiet; uplands, si@std.; Orleans, sglead.; est
western western wheat, s.. I'd. New corn, aas. Lard de-
! L!VERpooI, Sept. es-Euenin d. Cotton FIAT
and irregular; nplands SD; Orleans. 3D.; sales.
1000 bales, including 200 for speculation and
export. Breadstufs quiet. ~ q ~,
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SECOND DISPATCH.]

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept, $50 p. NJ
When the Convention reassembled this
afternoon thefollowing names Of candidates
were placed in nomination H. w. Thomas,
of Fairfax; FL. O, Claughton and G.: W.
Brent, of Alexandria !; A. j. Marshall, oil
Fauouier, and T. T.. Hill, Of Culpeper. A
recess was taken until tonight, and the pal.
M. Braxton, Of Fredericksburg. There
were eight names before the Convention IN
NIL. but the contest was narrowed down
between Messrs. Braxton and Thomas. The
nomination gives satisfaction. " ~
The Convention, before adjournlng, was
addressed by Ex-Governor William Smith
and others. So ..t's' w.
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A QUESTION or METRES DEcIDED.--It has
been decided at the Revenue Bureau that
dtstlllers may purchase Tice metres from
any person who may have them for sale.
This is to allow those who quit the business
to dispose of their metres, which are very
costly -.- Il. -. 49, -
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obsequies Of Admiral Farragut.

BosToN, Sept. 29.-The steamer Guer-
riere, with Admiral Farragut's remains,
went ashore this morning on Great Point.
The remains were landed, and will he sent
here by the boat from Fall river. ...
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Ar AcHdHE SHOP -.
: sLoAT q ADDINGTON.. -
MACHINISTS, - 81 -
WORKS AND OFFICE: Its2 AND i4s4 CARY.
sggEEr, BErwxEN RouRTxRNrHAsp 6.fse
- = sFPTEESTH STsRxTs. ~ i n &. 2 i
~ RICHMOND, vIRQ1Nr4.

ALL KINDS OF. NEW WORK MADE ER--
PAIRING, eTEAM-ENGIGGS and R0tLERS III
city aud country; ToBAcG3 WS OBJ Sf AZ
fENING-MfGIss made aud repaired I'm. John
HANCOCK,a SUPERIOR MAANEfs;; gIs4E-s
FORM and all other kinds OF Gales GEfstAIkS
SyDsoNs PATENT sTs Tss e; ssl So
CINE PAGRIGG, Utica Compans,s SgEAAs
Sns Mar aaid We sell skern at low prices Ne Keep
All kinds OF BRASS WUEK OFsHUPERf0Ea
tocks.I oil md stslloH-eups, O1ts-GHPB kGH
JRAFTIHG. sELF-EEEDERS.ST EAN-lTHI&-,
FLEs WATER-GAUGEA Gl,Q CHEZ A{syNe,l
sortmenso OF such articles M are used hS all xyte-
ylinr s5Sam-e1yine5 ahd aAB.tntils. &
| go go TrIsI- ss3.''s7s SI,OAT &AI5DIMGF4HsT
jeis iazs sad issA Cary Asssssss
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Rsenmond asrices.C,rrena.


~ $685. : - THURSDAY, September %, 1870.
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
nm advance on our quotations issdemanded. Our
ouotations Of country produce are Wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day. s;St.ftS l. >&s3s
! Ake.-Scotch. best brands, pints, u Us Dozen;
. Raeoa.- Shoulders. l5S1l5tc.: ribbed aides, Ha9
Hic.; ciear ribbed site lspi,ss;; virginia hoSi
hams as052sc.: plain hams. 2s123c. 49, co..
Bsttsr.-Prtme. a24l35cs; poor to good, lbel2scs
5rsadyPFhr1ssnsh SIsg ~ spIe
Brooms. -Two strings, g. so three strngs ss.ee;
l@$3.75; four strings, small, $l.50QS4I5: large,
S5 :Ifye strings Us. s54as.5o. - - 80
Buckets. Painted. Two hoops, $3.50 three hoops,
: Beessp1r.-3os. a d. usa5s eas!S - .,.,..:.
Broom Gora;-Green, 7@loc.; red. GaQsc.. " iOs
cSmee,.tratsd @Lsy.-ss@ IS per dozen BY the
Cor,---See Corn Exchange report u II.y
Corr Aeal.-City mills. oolted 81 20; country
'o Oh and western prime cutting
l3Gi7ic. common, 9lSc: Engiish derry.
0gss. lite lsGsslc. Il, 5a s
"a i2andsess-A siamantine, light weights l&Qisc.;
'p eo Teas tssg and Dozen wool eards
ss a,sss, DO Leakssille Ell
Dried IPrstit.- Dried apples, ag9c !; unpealed
neaches, 4fldc.; peeled psaehas, ~ ise, blaes-
berries 7@se. pit.rd cherries, 14ea zoe. 80
s,c,'! Home, S,e.; Bediord 30; Wamsuftss &c.
AmoskBaR iac. Andressoggin,! &c.,; Lancaster,
Rc. I; lWsrngan, lsc. /; Oriental. l2c. = laanels,
&c.; Manhattan. le, Wa!tham, iic;s, In
SO. lss. 6AssSiess
nj minister s artsmDaisa iir q Pasaan, ilac,
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Conservative Congressional Nominal
ting Convention nj Alexandria,. ,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 9.-Ihe Con-
servatiye Congressional Nominating Com
vention Of this district (seyenth) assembled
this morning, with Hon. Zeph. Turner
presiding and two hundred delegates (nO
negroes) present. There are candidates
for the nomination from every county in
the district, the most prominent Of whom
is Judge Henry W. Thomas.
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Adyiees received in Washington indicate
two out Of three Cengressmen Jig Arkansas.
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REVOLT AT LYONS.

Preparations for Defence at Rome
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RAILROADS,

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND

I N RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDl -
Z. ~ POTOMAC RAII.aoADs-Sss~.i1s s-
; GENERAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.. 80
RICHMOND, Sept. %, 1870. J
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MER.
i CHANTS AND aHIPPERS.,-Af After this tate
THROUGH FREIGHTS win be received and a.
lfvered daily Sundays excepted) until r, 81, ~
LOCAL FREIGHTS will be received and de.
hyered daily tSundays excepted) until I p. M, the
interim being required to receive and deliver tfs
heavy through Fl e1ghts.
BY direction Of the General Superintendent.
sIa DaE s@a i.lls. III J.B. GENTRY, 80
sc 28-at General Freight gent,
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CIGARS
HR
CIGARs!!
BANK OF COMMERCE., I
ID IDEpTrE SpIrRC ,lply ID 1870. \

BANK OF COMMERCEI
FREDERICKSBURG, July ID, 1870. y
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO
" THE HOLDERS UF THE COUNTER
sIGHEn NOTES Of THE BANK OF COM
NJ GRCE that the same must be resented for re- e,
FTed-ricksbury, Va or at the banking-house Of
CONWAY GoEdon GaEnst II s1la so ,s9 on on S Ss
before the FIRST DAY OF ts' s or sr1
of the General Assembly of Virginia passed July
s. 1870 entitled an act for the relief OF the Bank OF
Com1nerce at Pretler tcbsburg.
I'M UeRSpoy. Cashier. - jy 22-Fem
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Destructi on Of Bridg es.
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[sPEBIAL TELEGRAM TO THE pIsPATOH.]

Excitement and Apprehension.
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EURO An
Progress d H6stiIities III France.

BELGIAN PAPERS ON PEACE.
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Tobacco Markets.

- RiCHMUND. ~ =
SEPT. 2s.-We no material change to note In the
market since our last report. G.. ,-..
- Lt0s. w.. .D,.. 49, ,..
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THE ARAIsTICE AT. AEZIEREs.

y MezrsREs, Sept 29.--Ph es arInistiee con-
tinued for "a honrsa with the Prussians
around this place will probably sbe con-
Hnusd until October ..sf a.
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: a :. 4 ; - & - y. b. UENTRTY = 4
General Ticket Agent. \
ED. T. D. MYERS, General Superintendent. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13
Reward of Merit.

From he hFicn6vrg Times.
As to Mr.. ]. NJ. Phelps, who prolcsscd
and was considered ii liberal Republican,
heretofore, we have To say that, hereafter,
he has no standing in the ranks OF the lib.
cral Republicans; a man who Tor the sake
Ola pallry Office can consent TO stand up
on Calhoun Democratic platform, and
forcgo every Republican principle, cannot
any longer rank himself among Liberal
Republicans; he brought disgrace upon his
friends who looked up to him while they
thought him tue to the cause Of Repuhli.
canism. lie is Doomed to tic a miserable
death, with the confidence Of his former
friends lost md the utter contempt Of his
higher minded new friends attached to his
name.
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Half.Fare Tickets to the Parkersburg
Convention.

The State Central Committee has been
endeavoring to make an Arrangement with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for half
fare tickets from oil points on its line to
Parkersburg and return, to accommodate
delegates to the Republican State Conyen'
ton. The best arrangement which can
be made is, as stated by Mr.. L. N. COLE,
the general ticket agent OF the road, that
upon application being made through the
agent ut any station, accompanied by a
guarantee OF at least !renty passengers
from that station to Parkcrsburg and
return, halfarc tickets will be
issued. Our friends. in each
county should therefore consult TO.
gethcr and select some point nj which
the requisite twenty delegates can con-
veniently assemble and take the cars.
Application for the benefit Of the ar
rangement mentioned should be made
promptly, us the time is short, and tile
tickets must be printed and sent on from
Baltimore.
In this connection it may be proper to
suggest to the delegates from this and adj
joining counties, that some action should
be taken by them rs to conveyance from
here TO Parkcrsburg, 50 that timely ar
engagements may be made either with the
railroad or some steamboat
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THE Register professed TO take its re-
port of the Democratic Convention from
the CAarlsston Courier" Yet note in
tcrjected in it apologies for " incomplete
ness Of the list of delegates, because the
reporter did not have time enough TO copy
the list of delegates in full in consequence
Of tho immediate departure Of the boat
by which he was Obliged to return after
the adjournment OF the Convention
This is rather confusing. Seeing that the
boat lell in about fifteen minutes atter the
Convention adjourned, it strikes us the
Courier was right cntcrprising 10 give n
full report and get a copy ON the
boat before It lcA, but it was
not very entcrpTising in the R'g-
liter to depend on local paper for
its report. But, then, wccan't understand
what the departure Of the boat had to do
with the completeness Of the CoHncrS
report. Did the Counier's reporter have to
20 by boat to get from the wigwam to the
publication office: That's what the re-
port says" the boat by which he was
obliged to return" If the people OF
Charleston have 10 travel around the
streets in boats nj this season Of the year,
how is it in the Spring and Fall? Then,
how does this read, seeing that Mr..
WALKER is editor Of the Courier:
From the CAGri,',0a fourier.
"Mr. Walker replied i'll very brilliant
speech. lie said, etc. = Z The
sentiments of the speaker elected i'm
mCnse and long continued applause"
How is this? Has not our ncighbor got
things slightly mixed:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13
The Democratic Nominee for STU
pTemC Court.

A correspondent OF the Parkcrsburg
Times who signs, "A Lawyer" and writes
like Democrat, pays his respects to MIR.
CHARLES PRESTON ToMrEIXs MonRE,
Democratic nominee for the Supreme
Court, thusly:
Charles Preston TompknS Moore is one
of the last men whom | would think u
grave and deliberate assembly Of gentle.
men would have selected for the position.
He Is a man OF fair education, but OF very
ordinary mental capacity, and has no well.
established principles. Before the war he
was an ardent and avowcd Snuthcrncr
when the war broke out he became a vic.
lent Unionist; and when the cause Of the
Felcrals was thought to I've doubtful, after
the battle Of Bull Run, his UnioniSm sud.
denly collapsed, and lie retired 10 some
secluded vale tn await, like MaCawber,
for something to turn up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13
DIED.

CARSAHAN- Sunday morning, June i.,
1870. MARY Louisa wife Of Thomas Canadian.
Tho funeral will take place from her late real.
dsnee on Main street on Tuesday, June I4th, at
10 o'elockLN. Friends OF the family arc invited
TO attend without further notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13

THE nomination Of Gen NorIhcOlt for
Governor by anonymous correspondents
in two or three quarters is, we presume,
part of n small scheme aimed at Gen. Golf
The design Is to impress the public with
the idea that Clarksburg is asking large
sharc OFthc nominations, and il this can
bc done it is expected Gen COTS strength
will be lesscncd. The latest nomination
of Mr.. Northcott is by IN anonymous
writer in the Moundsvillc National, In
pursuance of the plan indicated we shall
expect soon To see the names Of one or
two other Clarksburg gentlemen brought
forward for something 1t is well enough
the public should know beforehand what
ii all means.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-13

SuAMEFUL-The ParkcrSDurg Gd;Eth
keeps standing in its columns under star
Ing headlines, portion Of the bill intro
duced some time since by Senator SUMNER
hut not passed by either House of Con-
gress nor likely to be, designed 10 secure
equal privileges for the negro in all public
places. There is no explanation to show
what it is, even the title being omitted,
and as it begins BE it enacted BY tho
Senate and House Of Representatives,
the uninformcd reader naturally concludes
as it is designed he slNll, that it is an en-
actmcnt OF Congress, Altcr two or three
weeks of this, the Gazette has gone II stel
further and this week calls attention tC
the publication thus:
We call special attention 10 the drt o
COa9rt&. in another column headed
white Men Read" We shall publish il
regular for some weeks TO come.
Is this worthy Of IL high-toned S0nLhcrr
gentleman, such as VIC have supposed the
editor of that paper to be!