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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-02
KENTUCKY ELECTION,

LOUISVILLE, August 1.-The election
Tor county officers was held in this city
to-day. The negroes here polled large
vote up to this hour and returns so far
as heard from indicate a close vote
There has been less excitement and
feeling than any contested election for
years. Quiet and order prevails. No
interference with the colored vote was
attempted Seme few negroes have
been arrested for attempting to repeat
votes. 1t is therefore thought that a
great portion of the colored vote has
been polled and that the evening re-
turns will give a majority to the regular
Democratic ticket
LOUISVILLE, August l.-Retnrns up
TO the close of the polls at noon give
the Democratic ticket an average ma
jority of 200. The negroes nearly all
votei. Ii is thought the Democrats
will poll heavy vote this afternoon.
No disturbance "a vet has occurred,
and the day promises to close without
bloodshei or riot. The negroes voted
in this city for the first time at this
election.
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NEW YORK.
The Funeral OF Mr.. Nathan-Re.
xaftl for the Author OF the sun.
day Mercury story.


New YORK, August Long before
ten o'clock this morning, the hour at
which Mr.. Nathan's funeral was to
he held, the neighborhood Of his late
residence, No. II West Twenty-third
street, was thronged With dense mass
of human beings The crowd num-
bered over five thousand, all intently
watching for the funeral procession TO
torn The friends of the family en-
tered the house. Members of the
Stock Exchange. the directors OF Mt,
Sinai Hospital, several societies, judges
and prominent citizens attended the
funernal. At about IL o'clock the pro-
cession formed and proceeded TO Ever
green Cemetery, Ridgewood Park, His
two sons had to be supported down the
steps TO the carriage. Both were weep
ing violently, and seemed completely
overcome with emotion The hearse
was preceded by thirty men marching
in funeral procession. After them came
fifty boys OF the Jewish Orphanage,
and then sixty carriages, the first one
occupied by the two sons.
New YORK, August Lit was ascer'
tained this afternoon that the Nathan
murderer and burglar obtained sixty
thousand dollars from the safe, which
/ Nathan had placed there the night
before.
Three wealthy lsraelites OF this city
have offered one hundred thousand
dollars, Unnecessary, to bring to punish
,nent the author Of the accusations in
Sunday paper against Washington Ma
than a. the murderer.
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS FARINE-Said to b. very fine
for Deserts and an eleZan; aud
dainty dish for the sick.
COXS SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for JeIlic~-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SHERRY WINE-Just the ar.
ticle to use with Coxs Gelatine-Of
rich and luscious favor.
BAKERS Warranted Pure, de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSLS-The most perfect rem
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tarts.
TAPIOCA-A splendid de>ert, either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHLIN, SMITH 4 CO.'S,
Wholesale DTuggiSs,
iuny5 Main street.
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Miscellaneous War views.

An exchange THINKS II Scandalou'
that Louis Napoleon should leave Eu
genie and 20 10 Nancy seeking another
engagement.
The Empress Eugenie is said to have
been influenced in her ardent desire &c
bring about a war between France and
Prussia principally by the suggestion oi
Madame Rollin, her reader, aud wife ot
General RolGn, leader of the war party
at the Tuilleries.
A French merchant in San Francisco
offers a reward of 800 to the French
man who takes the first Prussian flag.
Upon this some Germans offer reward
of 5000 TO the merchant if he will 70
and be the taker Of said first flag.
The black, white and red hag Of the
North German Bund will, during the
coming campaign, be waved tor the
first time over the field Of battle, the
field of victory or defeat The flag Is
but four wears old, having been adopted
by the North German Parliament when
the present Bund was established, after
the war upon Austria.
Commenting on the visit of the Car
of the Prussian capital, the HnBj,rgis-
cher correspondent refers to the subject
TO German unity and the restoration OF
the Imperial throne in favor Of the
King OF Prussia, and adds: "An under
standing between Russia and Prussia
for the attainment of these ends
could hardly be arrived at un-
less certain corresponding con-
cessions were made by the latter to the
former power, which would be tanta-
mount 10 q practical abandonment 10y
Prussia of her freedom OF action. Such
a renunciation il i evident would stand
in direct contradiction TO the whole in
ternal and external policy Of Count
Bismarck.
Russia makes love To the French
Ambassador at 81. Petersburg, and
moves n force Of 2OOOOO men upon the
frontier OF Prussia. We need not be
surprised therefore, shortly to hear Of
the discovery of 4 secret treaty between
Napoleon and Alexander for the par
tition OF Prussa-the Rhine provinces
to 90 to France and Prussian Poland 10
the Gar. This is evidently to he war
of documents a. well as OF artillery
" !. World.
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Two Young Men Drowned.

We regret 10 learn that on Monday
morning last, ~ Major Howard, En-
gineer on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, was removing his camp from
the mouth of Laurel creek, on New
River, to another point on the line of
the railroad, two of his assistants are
supposed to have been drowned 10y the
of skill Their names are
Howard and Hammond. They were
proceeding down the rivcr-their friends
in advance of them. The skill came
down the river empty, and it is sup
posed that the youug men were drowned,
as no tidings have been received from
Decentralization independent
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Novel COntriyanee.

4 contriyancc has lately been in
vented to prevent persons outside troT
looking into room without excluding
the light. 1t consists Of 4 number Of
glass rods, arranged either vertically IN
horizontally, and secured together hy
appropriate frames. forming series oi
cylindrical lenses, which break mp the
lisht and throw it into every part 81
the room, thus producing s"it and
glow, which is very beautiful
and pleasant. The glass rods may he
Of any color, aud by an arrangement Of
the c0lors very heautifnI effects can he
produced.
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yapoIeon's Health.

A Paris correspondent of the New
York Ece,ing Post, referring to the
health of the Emperor Napoleon, states
that the physician Of His Imperial
Highness declares him to be an i'm posi-
ble " patient, who is always in such a
hurry to get wei! that his convaleseence
Is retarded by his efforts to help nature
in doing more than doctors prescribe.
Indeed, hisimpatience has become quite
feverish he seems TO think that he will
die before he can establish his son on
the throne, and directly he begins to
benefit 10y change OF air or of medical
treatment, overtaxes his strength, bodi-
" and mentally, taking long and Ia
tiguing walks and working with his sec
retaries, during all of which time a
cigarette is never out Of his mouth.
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Tn. War TO he Carried into France.

The Prussian and Bavarian troops
are mastering in great strength IN
every town in this district Neucn-
kirchen is spoken Of a. the headquar-
tcrs 1t is supposed that, il the French
army does not enter Germany within
three or four days, the war will be car
ried into France Neuenkirchen il
admirably situated for the concentra-
ton Of forces from every part Of Ger
manv. The country about here would
be very rough for fighting. but if armies
couh push forward little way over
the frontier, they would be protected on
the right by the Fortress Of Saarlouis,
and on the left by the Vosges noun.
tains A regiment Of cavalry Is ex.
pected here tomorrow. There was a
good deal of firing between our troops
and those OF the French. One Of oul
men had a horse shot dead under him
and an adventurous civilian has beer
impressed with the good shooting o
the Chassepot at l2O0 or 300 yards
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
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WHEELIN1, May 1T. lssh.
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used. J. Il. HUGHES,
OF Hughes, Thompson & Hibhlrd.
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MILLS. FREw & CO.
Book Binders G Blank Book
Manufacturers,

4 RE- PREPARED AT ALL TIMES
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Plymouth church will never b. all
that Beecher would like TO make it a.
q popular place OF amusement, until 1t
has a brass banl and a ballet troupe
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Governor Hoffman, Of New York,
refuses TO commute the sentence OF John
Real, and the execution will take place
next Friday.
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
-Oy-
B. Hammer.

STERLfNG EXCHANGE or DDSDOS
for any s1m not lfs~ than One Pound rtsT-
ling, sight Draffs on all the principal cities
Of Franns, Germany and Italy at libsral
rates.
AIS0, s0R SALE At TIE SANE oyyTcH:
Passage TekefS 10 and ffoJa England,
Ireland, breTnen and IIambury. via New
York ax BaJtinOre.
ETniHTani Railroad TICKETS from New
York o. RalflnOre % Wheeiin6
ono. a, W, nlTuer of Third and Market
Sfres4s, Centre wtesfing, w. Va.
IsFsNsO KANHEk,
Notary Public: Real Esfate, FIRE and ESfs
Claim aud General Psrs<Be Aesnt
unyiH
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THOs. OeBRIEN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

oSFICR-CUsToA HOUSE BUHDiso,
Wheeling. W. Va
BuyE and sells Real Estaie, ssoeks, &C.
on eofnInisston. hpsb
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

CHEF JUSTICE CHASE is not as poorly
as he has been reported The Providence
Or. } Jou"Rdl Of the 9th says: SEN
nator Sprague, who returned to the city
Monday morning from Narragansett Pier,
states that Chef Justice Chase was able
to walk in the open air Tuesday, without
assistance, as he has done daily since
his arrival at the Pier, and that he has
not at any time been SO dangerously i'll
as the rumors published in the papers
indicate. Mr. Chase has now so far re-
covered that his frinds confidently ants
cipate his speedy restoration to good
health
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

THE Chicago Democracy, including the
"scaIawag' element, met in county cons
vcntion on Saturday.
They reiterated their devotion to the
cardinal principles of their parry ems
bodied in the maxim, "the greatest good
to the greatest number" exempIled in
the attempt to overthrow the Government
They "ReSoiDed, That the democratic
party now, as ever, profoundly sympa,
thises with the efforts of the people
everywhere to be free.
This is supposed to refer to the univer.
sal sympathy of the Democracy with
Napoleon in his desp tic rule, and his
wanton and wicked war with Prussia
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

TIERS were two great aud very signis
flcaut popular meetings IN London ON
Saturday nl4ht, to express sympathy with
the FIR, nch Republic. The demoustra>
ton was OF IA character that might we'll
alarm The British royal family and its
arStocratc sympatbizers, The express
SONS were almost as strong against the
Queen government rs against Napol-
cons. The mention of the n lmeS OF the
Queen and Prince of Wales was recei ed
with tremendous Kisses. This le ling is
in great measure owing to the fact that
the English Government is understood
tC have secret understanding with that
OF Prussia to MP the young French Re-
public in the bud 1t the ruling powers
OF Prussia and England are not very
careful Of what they DO in the present
junction Of affairs, there will be II terri
bic shaking among their own dry bones
Repubhcanism Is becaming power all
over Europe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15
N-Doleon's Fortune

A correspondent of the Chicago 7rib>
dne says:
Louis Napoleon has enough invest, d
in .e English funds to bring him ia an
income of 100000 II y ar, Upon this
fact you may rely Probably an equal
sum stands invested elsewhere. Thus,
in no case would his be what is ,ulgarly
termed lean SORROW Never had hu
man being better chances for making
money, and few have better reason to
know its value He had his hand in all
the bourses of Europe. A word-nay, Il
frown--was enough at one time to put
half the brokers on the continent in a
cold sweat If he wanted halfa million
francs, he had but to make speech or
to put few words in The MgRitehr. All
his old chums and supporters became
rich in this way. Most OF them were the
biggest, and poorest, scampS in France,
but all became milhonares, and the
French empire has been from the first a
swiGdle, The day will come when Sc
rics of facts will be published concerning
| ~ NlliNI WI hiN-hNt wv Nbiiu. Nti
are men in France who know all about
It, and the humane among them dread the
elect Of the revelations.
Among the classes who have battered
the imperial court and thrown incense
in the Emperors path, certain set OF
Americans ut Paris, must be remembers
ed, For genuine, thorough going,
whole-hog tody, commend me to Il New
Yorker who comes over To live ut Paris,
aud to buy his way into what is called
good society. These people have brought
humiliation on the American character
by their taStcleSs udulatlon aud ohtruSiye
tawnng, Even Geo, Dix was not free
from it, and his name is Always the occa
sion OF Il sneer and biting sarcasm
amongst the French republicans
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

CABINET MEErING'--rhe Cabinet FRI
dav. talked over the Franco.Prusan war
question, and firalIy agreed to that which
has already heeu done, A dispatch will
be sent to Minister Bancroft, in reply to
one from him. in which this government
saws: "While we cannot net in connec,
ton with other nations, vet il our good
Offices would be requested by the bellir-
erents, we would be happy to lend them
with view to bringing out peace be-
tween two powers with which we have
traditional friendship
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rUtT AT THE
y general election tc n. blJ in tha several toons
wards. and election rrcirrt. in the state of Wi.con
sin OF, the Tuesday surcredip, The srst Monday ba.
inc the eighth 5., rr N,ylnI,r new the folI vim,
officers ar, to b. elected:
r.,.rssa, ta,Iv. g., f,,,,r,ss r,o, mo Gre, Con.
rr,,sianI district rao,nris,ng m. counties Of All.
waukre WitiIesha Haiuorth Rsc,n, nud Krnosba
in nj &c of Habert r. paine Who's, term of office eX
pirrs on the am day of March next
A rrprpseulative In 4, .norass i, tho ssccna cop
gressional district. eoo,nrlnr thr connles of Rock
Iianr jefferson yrd CnI',ntn In ,l.rs ~ n,yid Al,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

MoLrKE it is said thoroughly perfect.
ed his plan of the war between Germany
and France three years ago, and when
the declaration of war was announced to
him he merely replied to his secretary,
.'lhird drawer from the right" There
were found worked out in detail and
carefully preserved, the plans which
have since astonished the world and
crushed the Empire 1t is reported, and
doubtless with truth, that the German
officers have shown far better knowledge
Of the territory of France than French
officers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

Who wants cheap
Dry Goods! Every
body. Where can
you get them !! AT
Gundry n Gray's.
Extra inducements
offered! The Largest
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices. Ev-
cry article warranted
as represented, One
price to all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w e elk Iy J!
Great Bargains IN
Dress Goods, ShaWls,
Cloak ings, Cloth s,
CaSSimeres, Blank
cts, FIanneIs, Jeans,
Prints, Delaincs,
Domestic, Cottons.
&c, DC. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring De-
parIment, in charge
of Wr. Amberg is I'M
rivaIed in this section
tor style, durability
and cheapness. A
choice assortment OF
our own manufacture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
vinced that you can
save money by max
ing your purchases of
us.
GUNDRY Il GRAY.
Ninerrl Point. Wis. ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

There was nsed in the United States in
1863 50 100000 pounds of zinc, OF which
1000, 900 pounds were made in this coun-
ry-at LaSalle, Ill, Mineral Point, Wis,
Newark, n j., Bethlehem, Pa, and st.
louis. Mo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

Winnie Ream, says Paris letter, is
still in Italy, where she Is meeting with
GOOD success Cardinal AntonelIi has
ecently given her some sittincs for a
bust, aud he was so much pleased with
her success, that he presented her with
a costly gold chain and Medallion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

10y the,subscriber, on his farm, onsmile north o.
ID the II lage Of MiaIin on The highland road,
~ The nh day Of sept, 1870 three horses and one
mule described as follows one clay bank mare three
Years Old dark name and tail one gray mare sup
posed TO be- four years old-has been worked ohe
uark brown horse cnlt two years old one horse
niue, Of dark bay color one year old. The owners
Ire requested to cali prove property, pay charges
and take them away, ,
Sept 9Th, 1917. JOHN WHITE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

Reports receieed in London on Tues
aav, announce the surrender Of Metz.
This we suppose, includes Marshal Ba'
zine end all his army who have been 50
long cooped up in Metz.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15
Call and Settle.

order to be able to settle up accounts o. the late
l firm of uRsN TRgwsRIH,, the undersigned
surviving partner requests those indebted the firm
to call and adj st the same at once.
WILLIAM UREN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! ..
IoVA COUNTY,

William Sands, sheriff OF said county Of Iowa,
40 hereby certify that the above Is true copy of
General election notice served upon me by the Score
t,ry az state Of the state OF Wisconsin, an~now on
ale in nv Office. That pursuant to said notice, ana
ta statutes IN relation TO elections notice II hereby
iyen mat the above named state and general Objects
are 10 be elected Also,
member Of assembly in the northern assembly
dis,rirt comprising tie towns 81 RdgewaY, Arena
~ waning Tide, Pulaski, Highland and llodEeyl le.
In place Of II c. Barnard. Nhoseter OF once VIII
srnlre on ia. FIRST Monday Of January next.
member Of Assembly in the southern Assembly
district comprising the towns Of Moscow, Waldwlck,
Linden NnlIln. and the town ard city OF Mineral ~
In III nl,cr Of q W, Bliss whose term OF Office VIII
synlrc On the FIRST Monday Of January next.
shpriG for the county Of Iowa, In place OF WIN.
so,ls whose term Of office will expire on the hTSt
Monday Of January mex ,--- i,
Treasurer for The county of Iowa, IN the place Of
Francis vivian, whose term OF ollice VIII expire on
the frs, Monday Of January next
Rpgister OF Deeds for the county Of Iowa, 10 we
rlce n Oliver p. Ashley whose term Of Office VIII
sy,ir. on the first Monday OF January next.
Cl.rk Of the county board Of supervisors, 'or he
comfy AZ iowa in the place Of OrNillc Strong whose
term Of office viii expire on the FIRST Monday OF Jan
uary next ,,. l., ,,t,oo
- rhr,.tjan Keeser whose term OF office will expire
on the Hrst Monday Of January next
Instruct Attorney, for The county on Iowa, IN me
rlac,ofJ NJ. Smith. whose term OF Office Will expire
On the frs Monday OF January next.
County surveyor for the eauntv ~ Iowa, IN IN
,,aee OF Henry Madden, whose tenn OF ofce VIII e'
live IN the frs, Monday ofJannsry nrS' /.
A Coruurer for the county Of Iowa, when orr =
dated shcrins Office, Dadgeyille sep'eas''' on
ia WILLIAM sA'is.
l''oe Sheriff Iva toahy'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

Also, a proposition 'or an amendment to the con
sttuion OF Tia safe OF Wisconsin, rs TO be submitted
% vote of the electors set 70 tn in the following
ac :
AN ACT to submit to the people an amendment to
section eisa ~ of article one ~ Of the eohstitd
tioa
PREAMBLE.
WHERs IS. The legislature of this State, at its annual
session for the year 1863, proposed and adopted,
by vote of the maj rity Of the members E ected 10
each Of the two houses, an am, ndment 10 the con
sttu,ion OF this state, ia the following language:
ResolCed IN the Asvemjly, The Senate c0Rcu,rjHg,
That section OF arcl, !, OF the constitution Of
the state of Wisconsin, he amended so AS to read as
follows sec. s. No person shall be held to an
swcr for crmi n, oiuuse without due process Of law
and no person for the Otense shall he put tWice
I'M jeopardy of punishment, nor shall be coup lied in
any criminal case to be a witness against himself.
All persons III II, before conviction, he balabe by
sufficient surllies except for capital offences, when
the proof is evident or he presumption great and
the privilege of the rt Of habtas corpus shall not be
suspended unless when In cases Of rebellion or inva
siou the public safety may demand it, Approved
March 3, SO; aud
WBsRrAs The foregoing proposed amendments to the
constitution OF the state were duly ratified and
agreed to by the legislature Of 1870, aud approved
therefore,
The PeoDle oftke Strte of Wisconsin represented
IN Senate and AsAembig, do emact as foti0WS
Section l. The foregoing proposed amendment TO
the constitution of this state shsl be submitted IL the
people at general election to he held on tuesday
succeeding the first Monday In November, $50 aud
If the people shall appsuve aud tfy said amendment
bv minority Of the electors voting thereon. said
amendment shah become part ollhe cons llutlon OF
this s. ate
section 9 The form Of the ballot In voting to APP
move and ratify said amt ndnent shall be against
The grand jury system aad against said proposed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-15

Mineral Point. April 18th, 1870.